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FOtH- The Heppner Gairtte-Times. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday. Aprlt 8, 1982 Community plans Religious drama slated April 9 The religious drnma. "Old Ymir's Clay Pol" will be (ho focus of the Good Friday worship service sponsored by the South Morrow County Ministerial Association. The Service is hosted by the lone United Church of Christ, at 7:30 on Friday. April 9. stated the Rev. Cathy Barker. On Good Friday. Christians commemorate the crucifixion Friendslup Baptist The Friendship Baptist Church, now meeting at the Heppner Neighborhood Cen ter, will be holding the 'following activities Sunday, April 11: First Christian Easter Program The Pre-Easter meeting continues this week at the First Christian Church in Heppner with Brother Lee Turner preaching each even ing, reported a spokesperson. His messages will center on the topic of prophecy and the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The following titles will give some idea of what he will be dealing with in the coming days of the meeting. Wednes day: Prophecies concerning the Charismatic Movement; Thursday: The Definitive Bat Hep, Egg Hunt this Sat. The annual Heppner Egg Hunt sponsored by the Elks Club will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday. April 10. The Elks ask that preschool age child ren meet at the Librarv- Nazarene Church The Nazarene Church of Christ will begin East er morning. April 11. with a breakfast at 9 a.m. New cap printing machine at the Shoe Box 4- err. - , jL.. J L : 1 Jerry Hollomon demonstrates his new cap printing machine at the Shoe Box in Heppner. The machine, which arrived last week, makes personalized caps by transferring letters and prepared messages on to the front of the cap. There are eight colors in caps "for starters" and several transfers. "It will do well with our T-shirts," said Hollomon, "I think it (the cap printing machine) will do T-shirt sleeves too." Topic sale a success The lone Topic Club held a successful food sale and Flea Market on Tuesday afternoon in the Legion Auxiliary dining room, reported a Topic Club spokesperson. Pie and coffee were also served all afternoon. ELECTROLYSIS & THERMOLYSIS PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL 'AflalA SCII17AEIZI 345 Lmen Wiy 476-9243 lUpjMttr My shop now open on fS. t ttd.--5 of Jesus Christ In this reader's theatre presentation, the congregation will see the cost of that sacrifice, and the results. The readers of the story are John Maas. pastor of Hope-Valby Lutheran par ish; Art Buck, pastor of the United Church of Christ in Condon: and Cathy Barker, pastor of the lone United Church of Christ. Easter Activities From 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. the men of the church will be serving Easter breakfast. At 9a.m. thechildren will be having their Easter program. The Easter church service will be from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. tle for Palestine: Friday: The Death of Christ: Saturday: (no service): Sunday a.m.: The most unlikely Phophecy Ever made; p.m.: Difficult days ahead. We hope that many in the community will come and join us for these tremendous messages from God's Word. A nursery is provided for all children. Easter services will begin each evening at 7:30 p.m. and 11:00 a m. Sunday morning, concluded the spokeperson. Museum park. First and second graders should meet on the courthouse lawn and third and fourth grade child ren should meet at the Heppner Grade School play ground. Easter Service The children's program will begin at 10:30 with the Easter church service following an nounced Floyd Wilks, pastor. Proceeds will go for the purchase of new books for the lone Public Library, which the Topic Club sponsors. The library is open on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 3:00 to 5:00 with Mrs. Grace Byrne as the librarian. CERTIFIED ELECTROLOGIST Other limes by oppt. FREE CONSULTATION Easter activities Egg Hunt in lone Sat. F.vervone is welcome to the lone Faster Krr Hunt Satur day, April 10. which is sponsored by the lone Exten sion CIur, said an extension spokesperson. Chidren under five years are to meet at St. William's Catholic church lawn and All Saints9 Holy All Saints Episcopal Church announced the following ser vices for Easter and Holy Week : On Thursday, April 8 - 7:30 p.m., for Maundy Thursday, there will be a Sader Meal and Footwashing with Holy Com munion. Friday, April 9 at 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. there will be a Good Friday meditation. For Saturday. April 10, 6:30 p.m.. the Holy Saturday service will begin with a joint observance at St. Patrick's Sunrise service set for 6 a.m. The Easter Sunrise service sponsored by the Morrow County Ministerial Associa tion will begin at 6 a.m. Sunday on the Heppner High School track, announced Doug Thomas of the Christian Life Center. IUCC Holy Week The lone United Church of Christ will commemorate the events of Holy Week in a variety of worship exper iences, announced the Rev. Cathy Barker, pastor, this week. On Maundy Thursday. April 8. Christians remember the Last Supper of Christ and his .disciples. In an 8:00 p.m. worship service, the partici pants will receive Holy Com munion and hear the scrip tures describing Christ's Pas sion. Candles will be snuffed to represent the growing dark ness and sorrow of that time. BMCC sets Music Grant Trvouis for students seeking music talon! grants from Blue Mountain Community College will bo held Saturdav. April 10, al the college, announced a BMCC new release Talon' grants, in the form of tuiiinn waivers, are offered lo both instrumental and vocal music students Interested people "do not have lo be AFS counselor sets new schedule By NKOI.A .MACK FY Adult and Family Services Counselor Janet Phillips will be in Heppner at the Neighbor hood Center from 9 a.m. lo 12 noon on April 21. The A.F.S counselor will be available on the 1st. 3rd and 4th Wednesdays only from 9 am to 12 noon This is a new schedule for the counselor. The Social Security repre sentative will be at the center on April 9 from 10 a m. to 12 noon. The People Acting Through Continuing Help Committee for the Neighborhood Center will have its Baked Food Sale Richard J. McNerney for Morrow County District Attorney A new voice for Morrow County Government Aggressive cost conscious law enforcement Effective, evenhanded ProsecufTonjh of criminal ottenders Responsible money management. (Paid for by -Richard J, McNerney for DA; Dewey West treasurer. 301 Columbia Ave. N.W. Boardmon, OR 97818) children age five to grade two slmuM gather at the tone Citv Park 10 a m. Saturday. There will be prizes for all including gulden and silver eggs plus monev eggs, con tinned the spokesperson. For more information, call Jeri McFlligott at 422-72S7. Week Services Catholic church for the light ing of the Pascal Candle. The service will then resume in All Saints' for a series of baptisms with the Easter Vigil following at 9:00 p.m Sunday. April 11. at 10 a m the Easter service will begin The observance will include Holv Communion. Rite Two in the Book of Common Prayer. Al the services are open and the public is cordially invited tocome, share and participate in these observances of Holy Week, staled the Rev. Ed Watts, vicar. Speaker for the service will be the Rev. Chuck Ashby of the Lexington Christian Church. Other participating ministers are Don Shelton. Dick Bigelow and Doug Thom as. Everyone is invited to attend. services On Good Friday, the lone U.C.C. will host a worship sponsored by the South Mor row County Ministerial Assoc iation This service, to he held al 7 30 p.m.. will include the chancel drama "Old Ymir's Clay Pot." On Easter Sunday the cele bration of Christ's resurrec tion begins with a breakfast served in the dining room between 8:30 and 9:00 Familv worship is earlier than usual, al 10:00. There is no Sunday School that day; children are invited to attend the worship A babysitter will he provided. tryouts music majors, in fact, most talent grant winners al BMCC are not." according to .John Weddle. instrumental music instructor at the college For more information, or to sol a trvoul lime, call Weddlo or David Miller, vocal music instructor, al the college, telephone number 27fil2fi0. oxt 305 and :infi. the 10th of April in front of Central Market from 9:30a.m. till the food is gone The Easter baskets made by the Thursday Ladies Social group will also be available at the food sale. Two representatives from the center visited at Commun ity Action Program Board meeting March 31 lo learn what future programs will bo available through the Center The Thursday Social will bo continuing with Easier pro jects this week There were 15 at last week's Social and the ladies worked on thoir Kasler baskets end of an era Old Penland barn coming down I 'x ' t I i h I ' ' & "-' ST? S"3 if: , 'r f. . A. it I T " 1 ' 1 ' 1 Penland Barn By CATHY PUCK The old Penland barn in liCxington is coming down To passers hv that was one nrowil Lex. 4-H Club successful in area rabbit shows Saudi Wright and Shorn PiM-r. both members of the Lexington Fur and Feather 4 II Club have been very successful in showing their rabbits around the area in the past month, said Pal Wright. 411 leader Sherri won "Host of Var iety" twice in Champagnes and several firsts in Satins and Rex breeds Sandi has done equally as well with four Erosion Control district celebrates anniversary Hv CATHY PFCK Spring is windv in Morrow County, and local farmers have a lot of respect for the wind March 25 was the 45th anniversary of the organization of the North Morrow Wind March 25 was the -1 ." t h anniversary of the orgamza (ion of the North Morrow Wind Erosion Control District The PHI2 officers of the District are Ken Smouse President. Hill Kietmann See rotary. Sieve Hill, and Hnv Martin Two supervisors are elected each year. The group has (lie power to appoint an inspector who is empowered lo go lo farm owners and operators and work with thorn lo resolve wind erosion prob lems The Hill allowing the forma lion of the Dislriet was passed in January. VSWl , and the North Morrow Wind Erosion Control District was the first of its kind in Oregon Two groups of farmers wenl to Washington and studied wind erosion control methods after passage of the bill and approval by the County Court M A. f I 4 J fi U rx f ' ' old building It had a lug false front thiil most people have only soon in shows almtil the old West It was a white and well kept a landmark "'Most of Vanetv" in her Dutch and a leg of a Grand Championship and several firsts in her Mini Lops Saudi also won a first place in 4 II Rabbit Showmanship at John Hay Unlh girls have been raising rabbits for three years and have some very good slock as their winnings indicate. They are now preparing for shows at Yakima and Newport later tins month, concluded Wright the District was put mlo eflect Serving on the County Court in Ht:!7 were Hurl Johnson. Judge. George Peck and I. D Noal. ('iiiuniission ers The basic method of erosion control is to break up smooth ground surfaces Furrows plowed 5 L'li feet apart per pendicular to the wind and straw dumped on smooth ground are both methods used locallv lo control w ind erosion FOR SERVICE YOU CAN DEPEND ON VJe Are The Team You Can Depend On For All Your Farm Chemical Heeds ! nh-3 Aqua Liquid & Dry Fertilizers Farm Chemicals Variety of Application Systems WE NOT ONLY SELL THE PRODUCT WE SERVICE IT TOO' 1 ! IWH I . A A I 1 7 J M r I William Penland came to the Lexington urea in IHi.M with bis brother His original claim was located on Willow Creek at the mouth ot Hlack horse Canyon whore l.enig ton now stands The Penland headquarters were located where I'lilun mid Kilocn Padlterg live lod.iv According lo Sam McMillan. The Hunch grassors. "mam of the f.irin buildings, such as I be barns and the simps, oiinsli iiclod hv William i 'i'ii Li iid are still in use lodav " II is very prnh.ihlc that the old barn il -"' : a mm in r . !.! Ill I i l IL- 1 ' " " ' FINAL LIQUIDATION AUCTION COM-TRAC EQUIPMENT SATURDAY, APRIL 10th TO a.m. THE DALLES OREGON EQUIPMENT SHOP TOOLS OFFICE EQUIPMENT PARTS INVENTORY AND SHOP MANUALS FOR GLEANER COMBINES (CH - GH MH MH2) TRACTOR PARTS (AC - Pasquali Crustbuster - Melroe - Oliver White) Com-Tror u dtvonlinumg buuneu O'X'I wit ie j' i''ior all remaining inm'irofy, shop loolj o"d oHh.ii Kn!f'il Terms of Sale: Cash COM-TRAC 296-2179 I ?" ,' ,'k ' " a. i. 'il- borrow County pj Grain Growers,NC. 1 ).i .:i: ;m fri 1 1 f 1 ' 'U it tJ 1 111!,' ' UiJ U I I I 111 i -1- . r photo by Colby Hue k lint actually I nit 1 1 hv Penlaiid. dales from Penland times The grand old building was built as a horse biirn. used bs fanners in day gone by lo stable their team horses overnight That kind of barn Is .iliiui'.l impossible In stole liav in and obi wood is very (blticiill lo keep ( lean enough fin cab nig and other similar opera! mils The barn was well hurl! aged gracefullv . and outlived its usefullness lis demise marks another slop in the passing ot an era Rocky Webb 2984464 tnmmmxi: 4 - : ,.f Unian Otfict
