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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1981)
"-priiup piny" pr-p-1 The Heppner Catrtte-TimM. Heppner. Oregon, Thursday. June 18. IMI-THREE Bells' outstanding yard chosen monthly winner by Heppner Garden Club i ,t . . 2 t i(r - - I.WI J Yard of the month winner Patli BHI, Justine Weatherford and Irene Swanson, The grounds surrounding the attractive Heppner home of Elvyn and Patti Bell, the last home on the right-hand tide at the top of West Water Street, won the first Yard of the Month Award in the civic beauttfication campaign cur rently being conducted by the Heppner Chamber of Com merce and the Heppner Gar den Club. The selection committee from the Carden Club, chaired by Irene Swanson, unanimous ly agreed that the Bells' yard should be the first to have the sign planted on its street side. John EdmundMin of the Cham ber of Commerce installed the Sign on Sunday evening, June Making Family Life Summertime Perils The Unprepared Parent Summcrtimr prrirnti Next, take into contid- cnough built-in prublrmi, pmtion the ge of the chil- on nerd hardly add to the dren involved. . If they axe lint. Yet. every year parent! twelve or under, they need and grandparent art out on aourcea of entertainment, daily or lengthier outingi Word gamet involving let- with children in tow totally ten of the alphabet are easy unprepared! The two moat common problem one ii apt to be confronted with are bore dom and dirt or grime. Either of these can be moat vexing, especially within the confinea of an automobile. How can you prepare . f - to . ir , .. i. , . , , , to fthfirt or Innif into m rile. aurable experience for every . . old one? First, prepare lood . that is simple. Try to avoid try foods that crumble or dis olve eaaily. The ideal aolu- .,,. ,.,, thl ' . country or continent that tion is to alwaya carry a box of "Wash 'n Dri," moist, disposable toweleltes in the car, as well as in the picnic hamper. When hands or faces get dirty and soiled, simply use a convenient "Wash "n Dri." towelette to or remove all traces of food ily can participate in. It or dirt. Use one for your- makes the trip more enjoy- self, or the driver, to help able and lets you look for- feel refreshed and clean ward to your destination anytime of the day. with anticipation! By 1985, all cars may to achieve an average of Thf Liberty Bell cracked in 1835 whila tolling tha death of Chief Justice John Marshall. At GONTY'S ' HrjJS.f : ; , 10 bjii 12 noon fllll 676-9264 A - JL la. -i ,vAi--i . i. If ...,,,2-SteB, . . - Elvyn Bell, 14, where it is to remain until another outstanding Heppner yard gains it tn the middle of July. the Yard of the Month sign was fashioned by the FFA Shop at Heppner High under the guidance of Roger Re cords. Mr. and Mrs. Bell moved to Heppner from Kinzua in 1974 and rented the old Graham Wightman Dairy house on the highway just beyond the mill for several years. In 1976 they bought their large hillside lot from Randy Lott. They had a Boise-Cascade home brought there which they have individ ualized by adding a chimney, More Fun , . . . .. , learn and diverting enough keep young mind from . J - - getting bored. Try playing an favorite. "GeotfraDhv." . ' . - ' ' . or continent. The next begina with the last letter of the region you named. It can go on for hours and thinking of ways to impro vise on it are not difficult. Also bring along games, songs that the whole fam- b required by law 27.5 miles par gallon. 1Vf5 Treat your father to a special gift, I v' s wMBm Fatl,er'8 Doy mm vim HEPPNER ARLINGTON . CONDON J 'I I and Chamber of Commerce President Fred Toombs. a spacious deck and an interesting front door carport. Their landscaping is very interesting at the front, on the upper side and down below the back of their home. They have not spent a great deal of money but have certainly contributed much In artistic savvy and in careful work. Elvyn said they had really only purchased a few shrubs out of pocket. They have hauled in heavy bark, beauti ful clean bedding stones and several large exciting old-tree forms. The steps leading down to the lower back terraces are sawed circles from large logs. Their weed-free front lawn and the grass on the several BMCC registration deadline Thurs. Thursday, June 18. is the deadline to register for sum mer classes carrying transfer credit from Blue Mountain Community College. After that day. classes with insufficient enrollment will be cancelled. Students wishing to register for summer classes offered by BMCC may do so by mail using the form provided in the summer term schedule of classes mailed to postal patrons in the college's two county area. Summer.term classes begin Mondav. June 22. and run dear 3) Good taste needn't be expensive. Our beautiful Flower Wedding Line proves this with the most exquisite papers, type faces and workmanship. Features Heliograving' rich raised letter ingelegant as the finest craftsmanship yet costing so little! See our unusual selection today. 'Hehogravwg-not tobeconfused withengtavmg One to two weeks delivery! The Heppner WJAZETTE-TIMES first back terraces and the front and side yards sets off the shrubbery and the hedge of blooming red roses. Along Water Street the entrance drive is enhanced with bloom-. Ing shrubs and rockery-type flowers. Both Elvyn and Patti Bell are employed fulltime by the Kinzua Corporation. He has worked with the mill for 22 years and she has worked with the corporation for 18 years. They are the parents of two adult sons who have not really lived in Heppner. Their older son is a Portland State University graduate and the other son is from Western Oregon State College at Mon mouth. Everyone who sees the landscaping done by this energetic, artistic couple will be very pleased to view how they have transformed a raw hillside into a yard of such delightful beauty in less than six years. Charlie Rawlins wins triple tourney honors Charlie Rawlins of Heppner, who is employed by the Bend Country Club during summer months, was the first triple winner in the Pendleton Coun try Club tournament two weeks ago. Rawlins has played colleg iate golf several years for the Western Kentucky University. He began his golf career in Heppner and is currently the Oregon left-hand champion. Al Nistad and John Shaw also placed well at the tournament. through July 30. Some courses are workshops or seminars and run a shorter length of time. Students wishing to register in person may come to the Admissions Office in Morrow Hall to complete the process. Tuition for students from Umatilla and Morrow counties is $13 per credit hour. Students who register for six credit hours or more are considered full-time summer term stu dents and are eligible for college insurance and equili zation payment. to a bride's heart . t j$mmb-(Ercsi 3$cbbing Iine initiations VsCOLOONE I Engagements Schiller - Thomas 1: :' " i. John Schiller and Dr. and Mrs. Robert McKenzie. Pendleton, and Mr. and Mrs. Vascoe Thomas. Walla Walla, announce the engagement of their daughter, Shari Thomas to John Schiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiller, Echo. The bride-elect graduated from Pendleton High School in 1978 and attended BMCC and WWCC. She is employed at the Bread Board, Pendleton. Schiller, a 1977 graduate of Heppner High School, attended OIT. He is employed with VEY Ranches. Echo. The couple plan to be married July 18 at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Pendleton. Wouldn't Dad PERSONALIZED T-SHIRT His name, favorite emblem or how J about his favorite Baying. 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