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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1982)
ft TEN The Heppner Caiette-Timet, Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, Lexington news Delpha Jones 989-8189 Virginia Peck, Judy Stevens, Ruth McCabe and Delpha Jones from the Rhea Creek extension study group were Pendleton callers on Wednesday at Peace Lutheran Church whfcre they took part in a leaders' training work shop for the next three les sons. Mrs., McCabe also spent Monday and Tuesday in Pen dleton, studying color coordi nation. Nancy Miller from lone was also in attendance. Joyce Buchanan is at home after a stay in a Portland hospital. Joy Cox of Hood River and daughter, Irene Love, of Juneau, Alaska, spent several days at the T.E. Messenger Sr. home. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gillespie at Boardman and other relatives and friends in Hermiston. Hilda Yocom returned home Thursday after spending some time in Walla Walla with her mother, Venice Hendrickson, who had her eye surgery. She is now at the home of another daughter, Ann Chick, in Pendleton. I.U.C.C. women to host Fall Cluster Meeting The women of the lone United Church of Christ will host a gathering of women from eight United Church of Chris congregations in Eas tern Oregon at the church on Tuesday, Oct. 12, announced the Rev. Cathy Barker, I.U.C.C. pastor. This Fall Cluster Meeting will open with a coffee hour at 9:30 a.m. and will conclude at 2:30 p.m. The program time in the morning and afternoon will include discussion of the book 'Im- a M., jatynawa ill """ ScftDOl loOich Heppner High School Monday, Oct. 11 - French dip sandwich, baked potato, cook ie and milk. Tuesday, Oct. 12 - cook's choice. Wednesday, Oct. 13 - chili, cornbread and jelly, cabbage salad, 4 apple, milk or salad bar. Thursday, Oct. 14 - stew, hot rolls, cottage cheese, peach half, milk or salad bar. Friday, Oct. 15 - grilled ham and cheese, vegetable stick, pumpkin custard, cookies and milk. Heppner Elementary School Thursday, Oct. 7 - toasted cheese sandwiches, tomato soup, vegetable salad, fruit cobbler and milk. Friday, Oct. 8 - no school. Monday, Oct. 11 - whipped potatoes with meat gravy, stix, fruit, nut balls and milk. Tuesday, Oct. 12 - Columbus chili Day. Wednesday, Oct. 13 - wiener wraps, baked corn, celery, peaches and milk. lone Schools Thursday, Oct. 7 - potato soup, bologna and peanut but ter sandwiches, crackers, pickles, dessert and milk. Friday, Oct. 8 - no school. Monday, Oct. 11 - burritos, buttered corn, cheese sticks, brownies, fruit and milk. Tuesday, Oct. 12 - ham and scalloped potatoes, buttered peas, hot rolls, plums and milk. Wednesday, Oct. 13 - chili, hot rolls, cabbage salad, fruit and milk. ELOTECiTSIS & TIIEHI'SmiS ... PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL, 45 Ussita 17 y 476-9241 . l!tfRr My thop now open on Other times by oppt. Tms. tttd.-9-5 FREE CONSULTATION vsmmm-M Alfred Nelson is a patient in Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane, Washington. He was flown there last Wednesday morning from Pioneer Mem orial Hospital. Mrs. Nelson is staying there to be near her husband. Let's not forget the Blue Mountain Fiddlers Concert October 16 at the Lexington Grange Hall! Dennis Papineau spent a day last week in Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner after a pickup accident. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stea gall were recent visitors in Wilbur, Wash, to attend the wedding of their granddaugh ter Melinda Leyva. daughter of Greg and Barbara Leyva. to Richard Rhodes. The wedding was held at the Sacred Heart Church in Wilbur. Going from this area were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Steagall, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dougherty and Scott and Cliff. Jason and Cindy, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell and from Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bran hagen. proving Your Serve: The Art of Unselfish Living" by Charles R. Swindell, she said. Senora Vsel Perez, a mis sion visitor from Cuba, will also be on the program. Everyone is invited to attend and meet her, said Barker. Registration is $1 and the cost of the luncheon is $2. For more information or to make reservations, call Jean Nel son, 989-8188: Helen Martin, 422-7142; or the Rev. Cathy Barker. 422-7530. What's Your Opinion? 0 ,1 if-A- r Question: "With the recent Tylenol capsule scare, how do you feel about taking any over-the-otin tr C3n5u!e?" "I certainly would be leery and I certainly wouldn't take any Tylenol, but we don't take a lot of medicine anyway," said Carol Helphinstine of Heppner. FLEXOQI CHYSTAL-CUAA, FLEXIBLE PLASTIC EASY TO INSTALL!. CUT WITH SHEARS 1 1 un TACK ONI ft- WioV ei. Cheaper I Than oJ. GlaMl rift m Nut fat M CtM torn htt 9157 m . m. V tHi Ikfl EST ft. Widt October 7. 1982 'Make It Yourself With WooF disk contest slated tor Uct. 26 By BIRDlXETl'l.LlS Morrow County Extension Service Hand made woolen garments will be in the fashion viwilliphf wVrn hf fiF.THIR! Make It Yourself With Wool district contest is held in Heppner, October 23. Boys, . girls, and adults are invited to participate in the district con test. The local district (Umatilla. Morrow. Wheeler, and Gilliam counties! is one of the few that includes a special division for adults who sew and knit. Any one over 24 years of age may participate in the adult divi- Farm management class slated Farmers in the Hermiston area will have the opportunity to take Blue Mountain Com munity College's Farm Busi ness Management course closer to home this year, according to Alan Nelson, instructor of the course. Instruction in farm man- 12 99 FIRE EXTINGUISHER U. KmmO tO-B C Ranqt 13 1 A- tOa C For mmm of 0M Refund Offer WHITE OR CLEAR SIUCONE CAULK (5(3488. SB3496I JUVH M99 CHOICC H -J00 3" Refund . rou pat CIRCULAR RuggaD (MpanaaU arm accural Cult iO 178 4S MOM S74 140 'M, HOMELTTE XL-10 CHAIN HorrMHet fccpHeat crutr taw Law lhan 10 curvng oar Automatic cfuun oring and murhar (5?raBl 'A INSTANT J7Q 'T1 siucone I ' fp"r re I GASKET fe?, Iff nrnKC warn fmm f f whv and I -r t rf I m If 20bMT l-y. . , I RT BLUE r fi - I GASKET r" ft - I f onwUM tar um I "iff llmw hng - f I nri art .r? i fimm (20610731 , i WU f 219 pp!' gmmmr i TiiiTfiiit-rfffirnaTWaTW r. BALEMV-1 1398 Th LB. SINGLE BIT AXE OTi earborv ttool PottnodMa InouOat 36 I'la-naroonod nty rtorKMa (& (attaui W 4 LB. WEDGE aouora aagn naroanoo awal lor dura- amy WI17SD 4" v m ' tlWWllJllllUMIL4'M M.n, wi;n an opportunity to win valuable prizes. . Youth through 24 years of age may participate in the district contest. Juniors, ages 10-14 and seniors, ages 17-24 compete at district level for the opportunity to travel to Portland and participate in the state contest. State win ners receive a paid trip to the national contest, as well as many valuable prizes includ ing Bernina SewinR machine, scholarships, and other awards. Knitting is currently a hit with the younger generation. Ruth McCabe. district IRrec tor. hopes to see a number of aeement and individual at home assistance in farm record keeping are two high-" lichts of the course. Nelson addinl. The first class meeting is scheduled for Monday. Nov. 1. f rom 2 to 5 p.m. at BMCC's Hermiston Center. Farmers interested in en- ' i V -v ' t i4 1 hXm I I rnrt I U FOR GET-IT "OUR BEST" Up 10 820 m of cad cranunq pooar HI wntf srarting opfK)&liy Nvr nd mm . . xnuatty ni imm conoKon Tap or MM MnwiM JuObuy ratal a , . Forgn iti mm SAW 2 3i at SAW v wfi Sortanerw a n, earrtotwaa laraay .l AVv T 120 Sovo on r lawtxt f) ' 4 creative knitted garments in creative knitted garments in the contest this year, as well as those sewn of fashionable woolen fabarics. How do you fight inflation, conserve energy, enhance vour wardrobe, satisfy your creative urges and at the same time compete for worth while pri7.es? Enter the Make It Yourself With Wool Contest ! The state director, Barbara Zvonar. points out "Inflation compare your finished garment with the same quality woolen ready-made and see the money saved! Enerev wool is comfortable in all seasons. Creativity and rollinc for the Hermiston based farm management class are asked to pre-register hv calling the Hermiston center at 5fi7-18mi Tuition for 12 months of instruction is $100 per farm. The tuition covers the cost of one or more per sons from each farm. Good October 1-16, 1 DIRECTOR A poMrtui twnary lor Hrg angHW an kmama turn po mtwmt ma rgn comprtttion fpofi vnin Cold cranking potnr up 10 485 amp 1 0" f lor aura nana an ama m m $5.00 Trod In 1 SPRINGFIELD 12" OUTDOOR THERMOMETER 6s 1? men iM and 4ny to 'Md t0 tvttm c tor va' tV H4fwtc 8 99 55 CENEX ANTJ-FREEZE 8p4cHv forfflutalwJ for fwodayw yiojoo Wocfcs Pro wMs oorroaton protactan to O cooing yiiom maiatt JERSEY GLOVES lne Cka conairucaort t (S 1' 219 l?r$M u an ta Meivf t, J M 33 an Trn and ar"iP2! - M ua.r..qW fcS8vt f la ara uan aaal CitjTf 330 wardrobe . who would not f,M. pleased and rewarded wearing a beautiful, well fit tine wool garment?" The National Make It Your self With Wool Contest has lwen an annual event since 1UR xixmsoleil liv th Nation al Wool Growers Auxiliary and many local and regional ' . A A Proven l ii i ii -" . . r.Li-' I I 11 Make Vour Storm Doors, Porch Enclosures! 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For complete information regarding divisions, judging, and registration, pick up a registration form at fabric stores, or at your local Exten sion office. District director, Ruth McOle, Ifint, Orwrw is counting the days with hopes that the October 23rd event A Proven Energy Saver! CI fcA'- '"'sin THE i. O I IM Own Storm Windows, w7 PIPE WRAP V, 129 - 1 449 r m'-tf' i.S II I IHI im" toot M JL 1 4 J. Ar-TA. aSi PA IhnM f' rxr f - 1 UM .m "TJ """" iniitlr-"' ! -Ig88 es-- NEW! 14" and 3t" OHv Tod Sot 2 PC. SOCKET SET (Jurat naai iraaiad aoAat aal ut Waarn wrranty by Thoraan Tool C Includa ralonal. adapw apark plug arranan ana auraga caaa KMOOW GASUNE ANTVFREEZE IIOI OTTLC 1 00 3 FOR COUNTRY SQUIRE RADIALS Ihn quality lire li-dlutei lirvo titwrglasj belt plus two poiyesiw cord radial pliers lor miles and mrles o( smoolh driving Saw Imith tread design lo great traction Vt TON "HI-LIFT" FARM JACK 3' 1 Ton larm tact Ittal Mia puiu puattot and clampa Varaonia and rugood 4 hran nl 3 omWIUUU Ml 30 ASK ABOUT RETAIL CREDIT WHOU: TOO 8EZ THESE 81GKS. will be the biggest and best. In addition to the judging of the contestants, luncheon will be included for partici pants and mothers, fathers, and or guests. A public fash Ion show will be at 2:00 p.m., with everyone Invited to come and enjoy the display of wool en fashions. i in ! 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