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EIGHT The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, August 18, 1983 NOTICE The Town of Lexington is offering a $100 REWARD for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons involved in theft andor vandalism of the Town's street signs. Lexington Town Council Church marks 30th anniversary Class reunion plans finalized - ST Ji I V V ; I 1 Plans arp being finalized for a five-yenr reunion of Heppner Hih School's class of 1978. The minion will bt held Sa turday, August 27 at Cutsforth Purk hettiniiing ut 12 noon.. Those who plan to attend need to bring their own meat to barbecue and those with last names beginning A through L are asked to provide a salad and those whose names begin M through Z are asked to bring a dessert. Everyone also needs to bring their own table setting. The planning committee asks that those who plan to attend contact Betty Green Wight, till!) Rl4, P.O. Box 927, lleppner, Oregon t7li:Hl, or Sally Sumner Ilutldleston, 2-15 -3184. 75115 S.W. Shirley Lane. Portland, Oregon 97223. AImo Hiiyoiif knowing the addresses of Rhonda Whit field. Russell Roark or Kenny Howard are asked to contact Wight or Ilmldiestoti. Irrigon club wins horse judging contest tni ksve the tbhring to us. NEED PARTS FOR YOUR TRACTOR? We Offer 24 Hour Service For Packages From Portland, Tri-Cities & Pendleton Boardman Pharmacy & Hardware 202 1st NW 481-7351 Ralph Crum (L), holds burning mortgage as his wire, Lou, pastor Floyd Wilks, the Rev. Charles Wilkes and the Rev. Walter Lanman, district superintendent, look on. A send off of 30 helium filled balloons, a special speaker, a picnic and a mortgage burn ing celebration marked the ,10th anniversary of the local Nazarene Church. The church opened August U, 1953 in lone with the Rev. Wilfred McKay, pastor. In 1959. the present building at 345 Gilmore St. was construc ted and the church transferred to Heppner. The Rev. Charles Wilkes was featured speaker during the morning worship service. He and his wife. Lois, pastored the church in lone from 1956 to 1959. They are now pastoring the First Church of the Naza rene in Yakima. Wash. Another highlight of the day was the presenting of a Dis tinguished Service Award to Ralph and Lou Crum of lone, "for their 30 years of outstand ing service and support to the church," said the Rev. Floyd Wilks, present pastor of the church. Wilks explained that the church purchased the award from Nazarene head quarters in Kansas City. The money vised to purchase the award is used for missionary work. He added that he be lieves that the Crums' award was the first given in this area. By BIRtHNE TITUS Program Assistant Morrow Co. Intension Service Team honors in a horse judging contest last Saturday went north with the Desert Pegasas Club of Irrigon. Members of the top Judging team were Hank Vazza, Rren- da Malhis. and Dawn Timms, The Judging event was part of the 4 H Morse Show Satur day. Top teams are eligible to compete at state. Second place team honors went to the Heppner Two Trackers team of Shelley Stroeber, Annette Wilgers and Ted Schwa rz. Third and fourth places went to teams of three made up of members of a number of clubs. Top individual judging honors went to Cathy Lindsay. Second place judge was Hank Vazza; third, Michelle Papl neau: fourth, Kathleen Brazell; and fifth, Cindy Davis Little League to raffle firewood Drill team on roller skates entertains at mealsite 4 0. ' NX i '.A Now Is The Time To Spray FOR MORNING GLORY (Field Bindweed) Tordon22K Round-Up Banvel Sulv Amine 2-4D Amine 4lb. FOR SPOT TREATMENTS BY HAND Banvel SG, Granules Tordon 2K, Pellets Available at 422-7254 PETTYJOHN OIL CO V r J V ... S ! ii IS I-1 fwk' vBlr cy-' ;- j ' f ... ; . .. .... n Willow Creek LitL'e League ballplayers show firewood that will go to two lucky winners of a drawing. Pictured In the front row are Rick Koffler (L) and Peter Pearson In the back row from left to right are: Steve Arbogast, Dick Devin, Scott Johnston and Slater Mitchell. i Six members of a Hermiston roller skating drill team entertained at the Heppner Senior Mealsite last Wednesday. The group is under the direction of Sandy Cassens of Holiday Rolarina. Hermiston. Pictured from left to right are: Jammie Scalf of Lexington, Pam Shoap, Angie Lemke, Sherie Walchh. Judy Walchli and Jonnie Sue Cassens. all of Hermiston. The original tales of Mother Goose before the nursery rhymes were moral tales warning of the dangers of curiosity and trespassing HOMELI SAL NEW Super XL Auto Sale Price 312 XL-12, 20-in. Bar Sale Price $340 Reg 389' Reg 372 Model 330 Sale Price Model 360 Sale Price 310 Reg 359' '410 Reg 459 Cartoonist makes annual stop in Heppner 1 9 TS Willow Creek Little League ballplayers will be selling tickets for two cords of fire wood during the Morrow County Fair next week. Tic kets will sell for one dollar each Two drawings will be held September 15, and if the winners live within 20 miles of Heppner, their wood will be delivered. Little League players will have a display of wood in a wheelbarrow at the fair grounds and will begin selling tickets on Monday at 2 p.m., and will continue through Family Fun Nite on Tuesday. Those who are unable to at tend the fair but would like to purchase tickets, may contact Bob and Joy Krein, Susan Johnston. Bob Ployhar, Peggy and Earl Fishburn or Sandy and Dick Devin. Proceeds will be used to help purchase fence materiuls that will lie used at a new ballpark below Willow Creek Dam. Over $t,8oo has already been raised through the Kol- luitt Hills Itun. a microwave oven raffle and snack shack sales Little League players inte rested in sellini' tickets should contact Jov Krein. tiT(' !Wff Just Arrived New Selection of Shower Curtains and Hooks Coast to Goast TOTAL HARDWARE Tom Simenton made his annual trip to Heppner for the fair and rodeo season this week and decorated many business windows with his artistic cartoons. Simenton has been painting windows in Heppner for the annual event for many years. Stop By Our Booth At Fair! Mdh Offjca EViorrow County Grain Growers,NC toll free 1-800-452-7396 Eniov the Fair & Rodeo We Will Be Open Saturday, Aug. 27 8-9:30a.m. Closed Rest of Da, 1 h I Yt PA i II W J I !! jinii ain.o u.i.hp.iii I loaitn J. i jk .3 E g i in. ,mmm f . Heppner 676-9157 Seattle Sea Hawhs us. Dallas Cowboys Dec. 4f 1983 Ust Week's In Seattle . Ad Incorrect 9 1 1 fflQO Bos Trip 40 People 50 Deposit wreservation 4f ea. Includes Transportation, I Night's Lodging, Reservations Needed Beverages. Contact Rick Immediatly! 676-9181 Great Savings on Lees Carpets Factory Authorized Sale Starts Aug. 1 5 thru Sept. 6 Enjoy Fine Dining At The Elks 9 Club Friday & Saturday Night Aug. 19 & 20 ( Steak - Seafood - Prime Rib x 7 Friday, Aug, 19 The Jim Ackley Band will entertain at the Smith Healy Reception wAm Heppner Elks 358 i
