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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1981)
EIGHT-The Heppner Gaiette-Tlme. Three Links Club met at the home of Leila Palmer on Thursday for their regular meeting. Plans were discus sed for the benefit for Scott Groshens which is planned for Saturday night. June 27. A food sale will be held as well as a sandwich and salad supper, for $2 followed by a card party with prizes and desserts. This will be for donations only. Anyone wish ing to donate for this cause may send a check to Holly Rebekah Lodge. Plans were discussed for the sidewalk bazaar to be held in Heppner later in the month. This will be e baked goods table. Refreshments were ser ved to Ruth Robinson. Joyce Buchanan. Delpha Jones. Eula Bloodsworth. Virginia Peck, Dorothy Burcham and the hostesses. The next meet ing will be at the Jones' home. Holly Rebekah Lodge met for their regular meeting on Thursday evening with the Noble Grand Joyce Buchanan in the chair. The evening was spent practicing for degree work to be presented on Monday for the San Souci candidates. Following the meeting refreshments were served. This was the last meeting until the first Thurs day in Sept. which will start fall activities. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones were Coos Bay visitors last week to attend the State Grange session. Mr. Jones attended the combined GMI and GIA insurance meetings on Monday and school for insurance agents on Tuesday. They attended the Committee on Women's activities break fast on Wednesday morning Area Soroptimists Clubs hold installations A regularly scheduled meeting of Soroptimists was held at the Wagon Wheel in Heppner at noon June 18. The program consisted of reports on the Northwest Regional Conference held in Anchorage and also various area meet ings held in Oregon. Installation of new officers of the Pendleton Club was held June 10. Local members in attendance were Gail Burken bine. Lenna Smith. Clista Venard, Joan McDonald. Jac kie Allstott. Marlene Peterson and Mary Goheen. On June 17 Marlene Gray, Gail Burkenbine. Vi Wilgers and Mary Goheen attended Cunninghams have reunion Family members of William and Katie Cunningham had a family reunion in Ontario, Oregon, at the home of Bob and Dorothy Cunningham June 19, 20 and 21. Those attending from Hep pner were Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill McDonald and daugh ter, Rhonda; Betty McDonald, Bill Brannon; Herman and Mary Blettell; Harry and SaforcloVi Located Vi miles out Dm te the tolUiag f Uniran have ll t3e tint ! July te leave their wtS be BqvMafaj as mmmj el tfcelr belongings as possible. This is just a partial list of items to be sold!! Model A John Deere Tractor (runs) 21 Sections of Srpinkler Pipe, with all the parts ..Lots of old bone harness and collars ..150 gal. gas tank 450 gal. gas tank ..Harrows ..Hog Scalding vat ..Wood stove ,.OM Buck Rake ..X ft. of 1" plastic water pipe -r.100 ft. drop cord --New Wash Tubs Heppner, Oregon. Thursday. June 25, l8l ton ncvs and were privileged to hear the national master's wifi give a most enjoyable talk. The names for the CWA scholarships were drawn and Morrow County delegates were pleased to hear JoJean Stevens had won one of the seven scholarships She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boh Stevens of Hardman. They returned home via Sprav and visited in the evening at the Gus Strecker home in Sprav Others from our area attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. Rerl Akers. and Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Cutsforth. The Culsforths re turned home on Satnrdav The Pomona Granue will meet at the Sprav Granee Hall on Saturdav June 27 at 10:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Rino harl of I'kiah were l.exingtnn callers. Thev took their daugh ters. Amber and Crvstal. home with them. The girls had been pulling rye for several days. The girls returned on Sunday for a longer stay at the home of an aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocom. Also visiting at the Yocom home were their granddaughters. Jane and Brenda Jones, daughters of Debbie Jones of Pendleton. Gladys Van Winkle and Jan Edwards have returned home from an extended trip to Wyoming, Colorado. Idaho and Utah. They saw many interesting things - especially weather oriented sights. Thev visited the Mormon Temple at Salt Lake. The ladies were gone two weeks. Miss Ed wards makes her home in Pendleton where she is em ployed. the installation of new officers at the LaGrande Club. Installation of Heppner's new officers for 1981-82 will be held June 26 at the mountain home of the Burkenbines. New officers to be installed are president - Gail Burkenbine. vice president - Jackie Al lstott. treasurer - Clista Ven ard. recording secretary -Bettie Doherty. corresponding secretary - Mary Goheen. and new board member - Marlene Gray. The new officers will be installed by Dortha Voruz of LaGrande. director of district No. 3. Guests are expected from the Pendleton and La Grande Clubs. Darlene Snider and Ben, Pilot Rock; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Byus and Kathy, Becky and Trey, Liberty Lake, Washing ton; Clarence Cox, Colville, Washington; Bill Cunning ham, and friend, Goldendale. Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Cunningham, Bend, Ore.; Mike Cunningham, and the hosts. Bob, Dorothy, Karen and Shan Cunningham. Jons 27 of Heppner on Balm Fork tM tttiSew tek Dam Antique Picture Frame's Old Crosscut Saws Ixtg Chains Grease Guns Antique Coffee Grinder Fruit Jars Some Tools (.1) 5 Gallon Milk Cans and 12) ten gallon Antique Kerosine Lamps Small Electric Motor (2) Like New Water Pumps (21 Like New Water Pumps ' t It, IIP Fair and Rodeo News Bv HOHOT1IY KSTBKIWl For those who want to know where to pick up a Fnir Premium Bonk, these are the following distribution centers. Pel's Market in Lexington. Central Market in Heppner. Boardman Sentry Market in Rnardman. the Heppner Ex tension Office mid Justice Court Extension Office in Irrigon f id Bank nf K O in lone. Ih hnk can also be mailed t i von upon request from the Fair Secretary at 676-5159. The Fair Premium Sheets will he available in the next two weeks from the following distribution centers. fnuntv Extension offices in Heppner and Irrigon or Fair Office during Fair or the Fair Secretary at (i7fi-5is. P.O " Box 464 Heppner These sheets are your regis tration nf vnnr fair entrv Arts and Crafts program one for busy hands By DEI.I.I.A IIKIDE.M W Monday is one for busy hands, fast thinking, and is all pulled together through the efforts of Debbie Sheirbnn. coordinator for the Summer Arts and Crafts program sponsored by the Juvenile Services Commission. Debbie and her two Heppner helpers. Sandy Kelsey and Cindy Frederick, were really hopping on Monday when these shots were taken, with the 41 children attending the summer program which is set up for kids from kindergarten through the junior high level Special guests would be Former Heppner rep to Mortgage R. D. "Roy" Johnson of Baker has been appointed Eastern Oregon representa tive for Mortgage Bancorpor ation's investment depart ment, Mike Ilg. vice president and marketing manager an nounced recently. Johnson, a native of Hep pner, retired as vice president and manager of the Baker Branch of the U.S. National Bank in 1979. after 32 years of working in Eastern Oregon branches of the hank. In the new position, Johnson will assist Eastern Oregon investors in selecting first mortgage investments. He also will be responsible for purchasing existing real es tate mortgages from individ uals who wish to convert longer-term real estate mort gages to cash. "Mortgage Bancorporation is different from other finan cial institutions in that it places first mortgages direct Solo ?imo 1 p.cti, Rd.. Watch for signs!! Mr. & Mrs. Pete farm, Therefore they Old Rocking ( hairs 2 Power l.awn Mowers (21 Bunk Beds and other b-ds 2 Antique Highboy dressers Ci) Antique Trunks End Table & Old Suitcases ..TERMS: Cash or good check withl.D. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This will also be a good sale for the antique dealer, lots of primatives. AUCTIONEER - Stewart Severe - Ph. 567-1005 management not responsible for accidents. exhibits and for receiving vour premium monev at end of Fair All exhibitors should fill one in and that includes all 4-M entries-nd nlsn entries in the 411 Horseshnw and Wrangler's Open Class Horse show. Horseshnw leaders will have these sheets on hand when vou register to enter the horses hows. The Cnmpfire youth groups will lx having their dv camp Julv 6 and 7 at the picnic area nf the Heppner Fairerntinds They will combine their dav camp with Cutsforth Park and Irene Plocharskv is one nf I heir leaders There are still some spaces left for Community Booths and Commercial Displays The theme for this venr's Fair is "Expanding Horizon's of the 'Kit's." and colors are red and while These colors can he used in the theme for Community Booths and Fair Parade visiling in both July and August In July an art professor from Blue Mountain Community College. BruCe Guiwalts. will lc joining Ihe team to work with the kids in clay Bruce teaches ceramics, at B.MOC and will be bringing Ihe clay with him. which is being donated by the college. In August. Doug Sheirbon, a teacher at Ihe grade school in Boardman will be bringing his pel snakes, mice and a pel tarantula In show Ihe kids and discuss wilh them facts about these animals and nature. Debbie says Ihe guesl speakers will he visiting both Ihe Heppner arts and crafts classes and those held in lone man appointed Ban corporation ly with private investors and therefore normally is able to provide a higher return on investments," "Roy Johnson, with his extensive background in real estate and financing, will give an added dimension to real estate financing and investing for Eastern Oregon resi dents." Ilg said. Johnson resides in Baker with his wife. Leanna. who is a registered nurse at Baker's St. Elizabeth Hospital. "JUST HEldiWIFI 3 TRUCK LOADS OF ESC." DAS iic::das to choose moL ALL MODELS IN STOCK COMPLETE COLOR SELECTION Erodes Accepted Easy Bank Financing WE'RE READY TO DEAL" m1, PEOPLETiO iWISHES TO THANK ALL lOJR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS THAT CAME BY THIS PAST WEEK TO MAKE OUR GRAND OPENING SUCH A HUGE SUCCESS!! CQLll in AK3 THY CIS OF THE m select.:.- of m::ms aeis ti a happy onivm Next to Mel Winter VW 1520 Southgate Whites to speak at Women's Aglow Pastor Sid While and his wile Gwen will be speaking as a husband and wife team nl the Heppner Women's Aglow Fellowship on Tnesdnv. .Mine no The fellowship includes a salad bar supper for s; 5n at ti :tn p m followed hv a 7;l fellowship meeting and speak ers. ' Pastor While and his wife have heim in the ministry since l)."l Thev have two suns. Sul .lr a policeman on the hnmhxquail lit the Port of Portland who is married and has two children and Greg who is single and co-pastors with his parents in Madras Sid has three brothers who are retired ministers - one a former missionary to Bolivia The Whites have pastured five churches and spent lime on the evangelistic field and being interim pastors Sid has also held meetings in Belfast. Ireland, the country from which his parents came, The Whiles' most recent pastorate, until coming to Madras last vear. was in Ihe Washington. P C.. area where thev started n church and Bert Peck Bridge construction completed The county road crew has recently completed the recon struction of the bridge located on Bert Peck Road south of Lexington. The old structure, which was constructed ap proximately 25 years ago, collapsed recently due to the deterioration of the timber substructure. The new 20-foot bridge is constructed with steel string ers setting on reinforced concrete abutments. Steel decking with a premixed asphalt overlay was used for the roadway, and a standard corrugated steel guardrail for R.D. 'Roy' Johnson If CIVIC 1300 1355CC-Honda CVCC enginel 4 P""d .ynchromeih ,fnm,'on. fn wheel .drive, rock & pinion steering Pre $537900 Down Payment $165900 baboo $372003 franc Chora $1202 79 APR 14 25-40 monint monfcly poyrnant f 55 E3E2 276-9793 ILLA ' t -1 -- Gwen and I'uHtor Sid paslored for over four years This was an interdenomina tional church where people from all faiths worshiped in unity Gwen has been instrumental in starting women's fellowship groups wherever thev have paslored and has spoken at Aglow and other women's '( ' ! , f ll0amtwmHmm vv. twwaw-wiii 5 ii.iw.,llwwliin.inl.).) . .. 3rr . - IM J ' U Xrv - -l t ' " TJ ' ".j ' ilk ' JNewly coniitructed bridge on Bert I'eck Koad ih.. c.f,.'.., Si;o for l,.t,r 7 04K lds Olid IxTIIUSC This bridge was constructed over a period of two months at the cost of $l.r,:wr. which, siivs the Public Works Dept., in- GET OFF TO A GREAT START WITH THESE GREAT VALUES fWM HOME 10 Pain Reliver Fast effective pain relief for those who can't take asprin Reg. 2.36 100 ct. Bottle tri Lr; Vacation Sale Price I v.:.:.:.:.:::::v:::::: yexaN T0OTE3 BHUSC Preventive Vacation Sale Price HEPPNER ARLINGTON 1 White groups. The meeting on Tuesday In open lo both wives and husbands, and the public is invited "Sid and Gwen will he speaking as a hushand-wife team, and we are sure you will be benefited by their minis try." said a flub spokesper son. "'" jr.- ' "4 for material and $2,787 for equipment '"I'm " sleel nod concrete slrucliire is designed to carry Body Wave, Regular 1 Super Reg. 3.90 Vacation Sale Price 3 Aspirin Nasal 10 Reg. 1.58 Vacation Sale Kotex Reg. 89 Lightdays Trial Size CONDON Heppner News n Ida Fai'ia'R home is "buz zing" Juttl now while her son, Jim, a U.S. Navy chief petty officer and his three children are making a summer visit. Ida's grandchildren came here from Salisbury. Mary land, and their dad came from San Diego. Anna Johnson has returned home from a five-week visit In Itauland and Oslo Norway, and Gothenburg and Stock holm Sweden where she was vislling relatives. David. April. Christopher and Andrew Sykes spent the weekend visitinR David's sis ters and their families. First they traveled to Portland where they spent the night with Vickie and Charlie Lewis and son, Max. The next day the Sykes and the Lewises traveled to Monmouth where they spent two days visiting Ardeen and John Clay and sons. Jim. Alan and John. The Clays, who had just moved to Monmouth look most of the visitors on a tour of Salem and Hie Capitol Building H&1 k ltiiii .i i- '' M of the types of materials used in construction it will lust for many years." said a Public Works Depl Kpnkcsierson. PERMANENT 70 Ti TIME Wl CAPSULES Decongestant Ccpsules Price I Reg. 29 2ic Vacation Sale Price f
