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The Ileppner Gazette -Timet, Heppnr, Oregon, Thursday, March 28, 1M1-NINE Local BMCC students Kenneth Btiiley, find Don McKwen of llcppnor, Albert Peterson of Weston, nnri Lyle Nichols of Echo lire four of the five students selected to share in u $1, MK) scholarship given to Blue Mountain Community College's Vocational Educa tion Department by Pacific Gas Transmission Company of Spokane. This is the thirteenth year, Pacific Gas Transmission has offered grants to eight voc ational colleges along the route of its natural gas pipeline, PGT, headquartered in Spo kane, owns and operates the Idaho Washington -Oregon section of the Alberta to California pipeline which pas ses through eastern Washing ton. Alpha Theta sorority to raffle painting The Alpha Theta Sorority is selling tickets this week on the painting displayed in Garden er's Men's Wear in Ileppner. Money from the raffle of the painting is being used to support the local children's library and the Sorority Disas ter Fund Money donated to the Disas ter Fund is used for sorority sisters In need of help Through the years that the Sorority has Imiti active here, two local Sorority members . have been helped through this fund. This scenic picture is the work of Vcrna Brinda. a memlM-r of Alpha Theta The drawing will be at the Ileppner City l.ibrarv. Thurs day. March 2C, at Hi a m Tickets may be liought from any of the Alpha Theta members by calling 7I-m;77. IWIS-WMO. 67fi-7r4, or 67fHI74li. Christian Business and Professional Women's Club plans family night The Christ inn Business mid Professional Women's Club of Ileppner lire planning h Fam ily Ninhl Thursday. April it. al 0::if)p.m. ul the Ileppner High School cafeteria The Soroptinnst Club is PUBLIC MEETINGS Wednesday, March 2f Morrow County Court. County Ituilduig. Irrigon, It) a in : Ileppner Public Library Hoard, Library, Ileppner, H p.m. Monday. March :ttl - Ilep pner Fire liepartnient. Fire Hall. Ileppner. 7.:il p.m.; Morrow County Planning Commission. Annex Building. Irrigon, 7::i0 p.m. Wednesday, April I - Mor row County Court. Court house, Ileppner, 10 a.m. Monday, April 6 - Ileppner City Council. City Hall. Ilep pner, 7: :i(i p.m.: Ileppner Fire Dept., Fire Hall, Heppner. 7; HO p.m. Tuesday. April 7 - Lexington City Council, City Hall. Lex ington, 7::iO p.m.; lone City Council. City Hall, lone, 7::io p.m. Wednesday. April 8 - Mor row County Court. Court house, Ileppner. 10 a.m Thursday, April ! - Lexing ton Fire Dept., City Hall. Lexington. 7:30 p.m.; Port of Morrow Commission. Port Office, Nelson Square, Board man, 1 p.m. Monday, April 13 - Heppner Fire Dept.. Fire Hall. Hep pner. 7:30 p.m.: Heppner Planning Commission. City Hall. Heppner. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 15 - Mor row County Court. Court house, Heppner, 10 a m : Pioneer Memorial Hospital Board, Hospital. Ileppner. :: a.m. Monday. April 20 Heppner Fire Dept.. Fire Hall. Ilep pner, 7: 30 p.m.: lone Planning Commission. City Hall. lone, 7:30 p.m.: Morrow County Don McMwen (right I arid Albert , ':. V i V 2 ; .:t-- i Kenneth Bailey (center) and Lyle Nichols Gas Transmissions 's Central Area Supcrin iriglili majors in BMCC's diesel mechanics tendent Bob Pratt program, discuss a class project calenni! the event A ham and lurkev dinner with a hirue assortment of salads will be server! for $:t 7r Theme for the evening is "Country Sun shine" and nuisie will be provided by Jim Aekley School Board. Columbia .lr High. Irrigon. B p.m. Wednesday. April ' - Hep pner Library Hoard. Library. Ileppner, K p.m : Morrow County Court. County Building Irrigon, in a in. Monday. April I!" - Ileppner Fire Dept.. Fire Hall. Ilep pner, 7:30 p.m.: Morrow County Planning Commission. Courthouse. Heppner. 7:10 p.m. Wednesday. April 2ii - Mor niw County Coin!. Court house. Ileppner. 10 a m. 0( J(C jjc 0C 0jC D(i 2(C jc 0(C 0(C TEEN OF THE MONTH Diann Morter Class President, Varsity Cheerleader, a member of the National Honor Society, (.ills Letter Chili mid a I II club, Diana is n junior at lone High School and lias maintained a 3.117 grade-point-average. Diann has participated in volleyball mid basketball for tluee years mid was chosen us one of four girls to represent lone in (.iris State. Diann is the daughter of Kathy and Perry Morter. Hon his sPonsorec' y HcDonald! awarded scholarships (center) sophomores in the HMCC's elccton- ics program. Peterson w ith Pacific The special feature will U- a scene from the play "Cheafier By The Doen" bv the Ileppner High School drama class Speaker for the event will be Fred Crowell. director of Northwest Volleyball Camp and Northwest Basketball Camp Coach Crowell is committed to seeing Northwest Volleyball Camp become one of the finest in the Cniled States Fred Crowell is the former bead coach of the Cniversily of Alaska and Athletes in Action. He is presently head basket ball coach at Sam ford Uni versity in Birmingham. Ala bama Adults and all young people age 10 and over are invited. Because ol limited seating it is suggested that reservations be made early For reservations call Faye Croon. mWHim. by or before Mon ,. April li. A baby sitter will be available at no ch.iiM"' by calling Joyce Hughes. ;itw H4I0, 0(C 0(C jjc ipjc jfCnufSi v0 vjCi ofc j 1 67W9Z1 RUBBER STAMPS The Gazette-Times 676-9228 5 Ul V Jill if I " ' 7f - ; 1 CO-OP Mark tire features two full-width steel belts and two strong polyester cord radial plies. Extra wide tread for traction and control. Plus, the Mark 74 carries one of the highest Grade Ratings as required by the U.S. Government. Hospital auxiliary plans patio project The small but active Pio neer Memorial Hospital Aux iliary is promoting yet another project to make the hospital and nursing home more at tractive and comfortable, The auxiliary is planning a wheel patio off the uppor floor among the trees south of the hoNpital, By using the elevator il would be accessible from anywhere in the building. Being constructed with a Meeting for 8th graders, parents slated April 7 A meeting for all eighth grade students and their parents will be held on April 7 at 7p.m. in the Ileppner junior high school cafeteria. The purpose of the meeting is to pre-register for classes next fall at Ileppner High School. Michele Portmann. counselor, and Jim Bier, principal, w ill be on hand to go over graduation require ments, school policies, clubs, end organizations' and other points of interest as well as sign up students for classes. If it is impossible to attend this meeting. Miss Portmann requests that parents call her at school fi76-9138i or at home fi76-.il 14 1 to make an individ ual appointment. OWN SUPERB TV RECEPTION ANYWHERE OVER 40 CHANNELS TO SELECT FROM MOVIES, SPORTS, NEWS, SPECIALS COMPLETE SHOWROOM DISPLAY ICALL, WRITE, OR COME IN FOR INFORMATION Northwest Earth Stations $5550 S.E. Piazza Avenue IClackamas, Oregon 97015 $503) 656-1307 - in r 'A complete copy of the CO-OP tire Limited Warranty is available at participating co-ops. 74. Our best radial n CM yy. concrete deck and a safety rail, it would be safe, yet the. guests confined to wheel chairs would have an oppor tunity to enjoy fresh air on warm days. The auxiliary has recently been involved in redecorating and flooring the nursing home dining room and has provided two air purifiers now in daily use in the lower solarium and nursing home dining room. Nazarene district superintendent to speak this Sunday This Sunday. March 29. Ileppner Church of the Naza rene will be privileged to have their district superintendant. the Rev. Walt and Faye Lanman in the morning wor ship service. The Rev. Lanman will be speaking in that service at 11 a.m. and dedicating Pastor and Mrs. Wilks' new daughter Jami. A fellowship dinner will follow the service. Sunday, April 5 will be the annual meeting of the church. Reports of the years events will follow the fellowship dinner on that day. X'satelute'tvI EARTH STATION $4995 (plus mstoHotion) I 1 Mile B. of 1-205 j off Hwy 212 Hours: 12-8 pm Wed. thru Sun. OFFER GOOD ONLY Buy One - Get One V2 Price Oregon State Sheriffs conduct membership Morrow County Sheriff L.D, Fetsch announced recently that the Oregon Stale Sheriff's Association will conduct a membership campaign across the state in the very near future. The broad purpose of this is to increase the awareness of citizens in Oregon in the work, needs and problems of the sheriff and his deputies. The program is also expected to generate funds for the associa tion which will be used to provide scholarships for a limited number of young people through out the state. It also will be used to provide for administrative services for the associations. The campaign will take the nnmpn UU UUJ 'ONLY 2 WEEKS LEFT!! SAVE $2 to $5" sq. yd. 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In addition, all mem bers will receive periodic information from the associa tion in a magazine which will stress crime prevention pro grams in burglary, rape, armed robbery, etc. : Sheriff Fetsch urges every one to support this member ship effort by joining the Oregon Sheriffs when the, membership letter is receiv ed. To 17 Whart As cuHwnsr 4 a As company m
