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FOl'H-Thi" Heppner Gaiette-Times. Hrppnrr, Oregon. Thursday. April 9, 1HM Garden Club choose yard April Ione's Yard-of-the-Month for April, as chosen by the lone Garden Club, belongs to Coy and Jesse Childers on the northeast corner of 'E' and 2nd streets. "The most dominant feature at the time of judging was a nicely formed flowering plum tree at the peak of its bloom positioned in the center of the , i 1 f'' WE HAVE TUXEDO RENTALS For The Prom $2200 $4500 Gorxlneik kfj Moonlight Scheme i SfREE Names with purchase of any I XlMX m Regu.ar Priced ShirtH MDU0 Sweat Shirts Bags 157TnTT Back Pack-Shoulder- j j ? 1 J," -Book Syto J iWk ijy Sports Shoes I jk j Breezy SandaTs 323.99 lCfj. bgger 66.95 J25 O J r Vibran .,.27.95 IM j c Track Shoes y& 1.00 j ? Wr C 'Yard-of-the Month corner. Spots of well-spaced red emperor tulips and dafo dils accented the tidy flower beds. The smooth lawn and just-right foundation plantings all work together to make a -pleasing scene." said a club spokesperson. "A unique feature on the 'E' street side of the lot is a neat "Ulfroj "o)Y7 TFPJ" - -J? IL JLWM Childers' Missionary to 4c tf if s gravel pile richly embellished with volunteer i.snapdragon plants that promise a wealth of color in the near future." Mr. and Mrs. Childers have spent seven years developing this prize-winning landscape. Jesse says this is the fifth time in their lives that they have worked to make a beauty spot out of a weedpatch. facing Wilk lk (jUoon At Case Furniture All Newly Arrived Stock Bought At Jan. Market END TABLES LAMPS COUCHES CHAIRS PILLOWS WALL UNITS RECLINERS April 3rd thru 11th MARKET SPECIALS ON CARPET!! 695-109S sq. yd. You Pay Only For Sale Carpet Pad & Materials SAVE 6 sq. yd. NO LABOR CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION CASE FURNITURE 676-9432 HEPPNER - k-. zx By FRANCES ROSE WILSON the Reverend Kenneth Ben intendi. an Assemblies of God missionary to Taiwan will be guest speaker Sunday April 12, at 7 p.m. at the Assembly of God Church on 8th St. in Irrigon. the Reverend Allen Gordanier. pastor, has an nounced. During the past 10 years of missionary service. Benin tendi and his wife, Linda, were involved in promoting the International Correspondence Institute in Taiwan. They were overseers of the pro gram involvinc some 40.000 Chinese students. ICI is the Bowling News Koffee Kup. Kecleis Anril Won-Lost Pregs 32-20 19889 Hi Ho's 3121 20091 Three l.'s 2"23 20107 Three Holers 26 26 19H71 Weary Wives 24'--27'-. 20295 Newcomers 23'.-28'j 19322 Cutter Dusters 22-30 19577 Pvtls 20-32 19455 High individual game Beltv Snow. 184 J High individual series -Hetty Snow, 4R2 High team game - Wearv Wives. 5fi7. Hich team series - Wearv Wives. 1H11. Splits - 5 - 7 - 9 Rettv Snow: 5 - 7 Hilda Yocom. n rvnnT? wra T?nn Off NEW SPRING FABRICS MOONLIGHT BECOMES YOU! 9to 2C O Off O in i (Rack fipotteweaA 6 dlmm 0 Taiwan to speak at Irrigon major correspondence Bible study program of the Assem blies of God. Over l.ooo.ooo students from 7fi countries are enrolled. The Benintendis have been instrumental in getting 10 Bible courses translated into the Chinese language to be used in several countries. Presently, many of these courses are being studied inside China. The Benintendis have had an effective ministry among the 54 churches of Taiwan. They served as director of the work among the mountain Tribal people for two year. Cardinal thinclads imisn Din in isi season track meet BV MICHELLE I.ARl'E The lone Cardinal thinclads traveled to the Condon Invita tional for their first track meet of the season. The lone boys finished with 55points and came in Sth place out of 11 schools. Margaret Doherty had 28 points for the girls. Denny Starr placed fith in the discus with a throw of 99 feet 3 inches; he also placed 3rd in the javelin with a throw of 134 feet 5" a inches. Shawn LaRue placed 2nd in the high jump with a jump of 5 feet 8 inches : LaRue also placed 3rd in the 110 meeter high hurdles with a time of 19.0. Any Dress the Store o rr Most recently they helped to co-ordinate many ministries at the New Assemblies of God Center in downtown Taipei. Taiwan. Just prior to returning to the states, the Benintendis had a rare opportunity to return to the cities of China where they had been as children. They are anxious to share their exper iences from these visits into China. Mr. and Mrs. Benintendi will be relating more about their ministry to the Chinese during this special missions service. The public is invited to attend. Gregfl Rietmann finished 1st in the 100 metter run with a time of 11.5. and finished 2nd in the 200 meters crossing the finish line in 23.3. Jim McCabe finished 4th in the 400 meters with a time of 55.5. The 440-yard relay consis ting of Howard Leavitt. Jim McCabe. Craig Hams and Gregg Rietmann finished 2nd with a time of 47.7. The mile relay team consisting of the same people came in 4th with a time of 3:57 n Margaret Doherty finished 2nd in the long jump of 14 feet 4'a inches, she also took 1st in the 200 with a time of 27.8 and 1st in the 400 with a time of 1 :03.9. APQDL W TQo Moonlight Dreams Dress SLACKS $-750 8 Only Leather COATS Boys Winter COATS 33 Vs OFF tl if . r m dr iji Lots of lone Barber, Allstott's teams post wins to stay in championship lone. Don Barber's and Dave Allstott's team posted wins and stayed in the championship race In Hep pner men's city league basket ball playoffs Sunday night. Barber's team eliminated Forest Service. BO 62; lone took care of Dick Devin's team. 74-53; and Allstott's team handled Brent Eggers' team. 91 - 71. Tad Weatherill bombed in 21 points; La Verne Van Marter had 18 points, and Jim . McCabe. 10. to lead Barber's. The duo of Howard Burnside (25 points) and Lex Polzen ( 17) paced the Forest Service. lone got double-figure scor ing from five players, led by Frank Halvorsen's 23 points. Heppner band students plan "Bowl-a-thon fund-raiser Heppner High School band director Don Boyce has an nounced a Bowl-a thon April 26 as a fund-raising project for a Seaside trip for bond students. The Bowl a-thon will be held at the Heppner Bowling Alley at 2 pm. Band students are now in the process of getting sponsors for the event. Sponsors will be MO nnn SoKd Color LEES $500 1 Velour 1 "SHIRTS 2 Off C Boys JL PANTS f SHIRTS JL Price 2 Price Cowboy 12 BOOTS Only ffSfZkM jrs. MEU'e iff other SAT.R itpmstf Lee Padberg and Dick Snyder . added 12 points apiece, Del La Rue. 11. and Joel Petersena, 10. For Devln's, Mark Lov-. gren scored 15, Jay Coil, 12, and Devin, 10. In Allstott's win, John Boyex tallied 21 points. Allstott and Mike Stookey, 19 each, Ken Grieb. 16, and Bruce Kestler, 14. For Eggers; Dana Helde man collected 18 points. Bill Myers. 15. Loren Heideman and Eggers, 11 apiece, and Paul Stringer, 10. In a three-way coin flip, lone (12 2) won the bye for Sunday to gain an automatic berth in the finals. Allstott's (8 C) and Barber's (13-1) teams play Sunday at 5 p m. in a semi-final matchup. asked to donate whatever they wish for each point bowled in three games. Anyone wishing to be a sponsor should contact Boyce or any of the students participating. The proposed Seaside trip will include a band concert as well as relaxation for the students p.ra, Knit PANTS Jean Cut $700 SHIRT 2 Price $250o?F Q n M-Ljn jUil fin it' tn. fci fhtJJ
