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FOUR The Heppner Gaiette-Timet. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 8, 1983 Morrow County Fair results ARM ANOEMENTS Thama ArrnnMit - Rat Munkars first ; Delta Mubar - taeond; Gall Hughaa . mid. BeeStt w Ko!n ford lril; Linda SKaw second; Varna Brlntta Wilrd. lac ana) WMM Hatan Martin . f irttt Delta Hutwr . second; Gall HuQhat . ttilrd. Walcwn Baby . Justin Waamertortl first; Key TtlltcttM KWirxl; Idt $500 REWARD for information leading to arrest and conviction of persons responsible for latest cabin break-ins and vandalism. Contact Stato Polico or Morrow County Sheriff Morrow County Cabin Owners Assoc aoilMOilST FREE ADMISSION TO POLTERGEIST, VICTORVICTORIA, REDS AND MORE. ON THE HBO SNEAK PREVIEW WEEKEND. SEPTEMBER 17 AND 18. ON CABLE CHANNEL 7 Cable TV sjbscnDers' No you can enjoy a FREE" sampie of spec;cu en'enainment on the HBO Snea Pt ew Weekend' It's an exciting ticket to Hollywood blockbuster movies star studded concert specials, com edy, enclusive sports and unioue new family proa'ams rn?e on HBO America's No 1 premium TV service I GREAT MOVES AM JUST THE KGtfMMG.1 mm & Heppner T.V. Inc. 676-9663 Call before Sept. 16 rlosOMc Ml vtcrodvtcuxiiA 1 EM Buv .CENEX Oil Filter et One FEES, When You Pure Cose o if CENEX i CD w i Now, when you purchase a case of high quality CENEX Multigrade or Superiube 518 motor oil -you can get 2 CENEX oil filters for the price of one. It pays to take good care of your car. Stock Up on CENEX Multigrade and Superiube 518 Motor Oils Right now is the best time to change your oil and filter. By using high quality CENEX Multigrade or Superiube 518 motor oil, and a dependable CENEX oil filter you'll drive farther with less engine wear, and extend the life of your car. 24 $2500 case case Multi grade Superiube 1540 Look for special prices on all other automotive filters. Sale Dates: Sept. 1 to 13 rIorrotv Count Crain fjrorcrs IS IK. Delta Mubar first; . second; MHy Tel. Ferra tfilre). Km Dry I Am Dorothy Burctiam . lechee tfiird . Frelts nw Harvest Justin tttertord tint; Gail Hughes . second; Kamy Tallactiaa - thlre). Taa Tim - Oalta Huber tint; Juatina Weethertord second; Gall Hughes third. Small h) PhiIW' Carol Allium first; Doromy Burctiam second; Eltl Hut ton . ttilrd. Mtlal Mmnt . Dalta Mubar . first; Jane Rawllnt . lacond; Gall Hog hat -ttilrd Rases Lav Company . Dalta Mubar . first; Eltia Huston sacond; Theta Low . ttilrd. EM TM Dalta Hubar - first; Justlna Weathertord sacond; Kamy Tellechea - ttilrd Palta at Oar Fathers Tnata Lowe first; Iran Swenson . sacond; Juatina vveemertord mird. Semethlnf New Justtne Weethertord - first; Gail Hughes - sacond. Sweepstake Arrangement (Bast of Snow) Tnata Lowa Faith of Our Fathers. CLOTMINO Skirts, womaa's Vickl Wagenbiast first. Drsttas Vanassa Thompson first. Warn ant C taming . Kamy Mortar . first; Diana Mortar . sacond; Daloras SheMen third. Jackal, Weal, llnad Diana Mortar first. Vast Robin Howard - first. Jackal. Waal, animaat - Kamiaan Demotion first. Jackal, aulrtad Paulina win tar - first. Skirt, watnan's Room Huward - third. Skirt. cotton . Paulina Wintar first; Kamiaan Denlelson sacond; Robin I toward - third. Skirt, waol Kamiaan Denietson. ays Pants, lack at ar vast . Robin Howard second. Pants, bays - Cheryl Moor . first, Otrit Adelman - first. Pants, tarts - Chris Adelman first. Child Dresses Vicki Wagenblast -firV; Robin Howard - sacond; Chris Adelman mird. Lent Dresses Pamela Warden - first; Room Howard sacond Caftan Jumper - Kamy Mortar first. CMM1 Skirt Vicki Weoenblast - first; Room Howard sacond Ctekft Culots - Chris Adelman first. Spam Wear Chris Adelman first; Vicki Wagenbiast .second; Patti McAl pin Child's Jacket Vicki Wagenbiast first. Child's Blevte - Vicki Weoanbtaat first; Cnris Adelman . second; Robin Howard - mird. Sleep wear Chris Adelman first. Chars Vest . Cnris Adelman first. Clhltft Skirt - Chris Adelman - first; Room Howard second. Childt Coat . Pamela Warden first. fnent Coat, weal Cheryl Hobbs first. Apron, kitchen - Rum Mc Cab first. SENIOR CITIZEN Machine Sewn Pillowslips - Ruth Dei usiroin. Adult stress - Rum sergstrom. Kitchen apron - Rum Bergstrom. Childt dress Rum Bergstrom. Fancy Apron - Rum Barunrom - first. ChiMtAprea. Rum Bergstrom first. CtHkri alavclefhes - Rum Bergstrom -first. Other, machine sawn Peutin Winter 4 blues; Elsie Huston - blue; Rum AAcCab blue ; Alberta J mines blue' Dorothy Tryson blue; Trecie Dultsm blue. Chris Adelman Jblue. loa Farra - red. Pillow, machine sewn - Shirley George - first; Marlene Duran second; Rum AAcCabe mird. Picture, machine sewn Shirley George first. OuUts, machine sewn Doromy Try son - first, appliqued; Doromy Tryson -first, pieced; Esther Mirmich sacond. CnKheted atghe. artan Elsie Huston -first; Helen Shelton sacond; Trish Toll - second; Hope McCauley - third. Creche kid and crass tilt chad atgtiaa - Delta Huber - blue; Sue Vinson . blue. YeVa Spread - Kamy Mortar blue. Buffet Set, crocheted - Anna Schwar zm blue. Baraaa Scarf - Chris Adelman first; Anna Schwarzln - second. Cantiieiec. cractwted Hope McCau ley first, Elsie Huston second; Donna Thompson - third. Crachetad Chair Set . Cheryl Spade first. Crocheted Pench Babe Harris first. Cncheted sweater Babe Harris n T Cracheted vest Etther Mirmick first. Dish towels, comb Marilyn Berg. Strom first. Cracheted Daily, large - Edna Peck first; Donna Thompson - second. Crachetad Dally, mediant Edna Peck - first; Elsie Huston - sacond; Donna Thompson - second. Onacketed Dally, smaM - Edna Pack -first; Elsie Huston - second; Donna Thompson third. More result to follow next week WbCCbC. ladies keep busy tournament schedule r .... ...... -l,.. h., 10 In r In an Eddi Skow Tourna ment at Willow Crwk Country Club, Eileen Padberg took first place honors. Muriel Palmer placed second; Wanda Willis took third; and Susan Johnston came in fourth. Pat Edmundson took a consolation award. The double elimination tournament took place over several weeks at the country club. One-day tournament results at W.C.C.C. follow; In an 18-hole scramble tour nament the team of Lois Hunt and Eileen Padberg finished in first place for low gross score. Sharon Harrison and Harriet Pierson followed in second and Jodi Padberg and Heppner woman honored at 90th birthday party Emma Drake of Heppner was surprised Saturday after noon, Aug. 27. by a one-month early celebration of her 90th birthday. A potluck dinner was held in her back yard. Those attending were her oldest son, Raymond Drake, from Corvallis; his daughter Marahjo Murphy, Beaverton; another son, Donald, and wife Shirley, Stockton, Calif, and their sons Kevin and wife Sandy also Stockton, Calif., and Jon of San Francisco, Calif.; son, Claude and wife Doris, from Deer Lodge, Mon tana : their daughters Claudia and children Ann Marie and David of Oregon City, Joyce Didway, Teresa and Tommy, Richland. Wa.; Susan and Tom Ferguson, Kim and Na than, Ontario; Rick Drake and children, Hermiston; Doug and Carley Drake and Amy, Heppner; Michael, Julie, Kristi, Bill. David and Donald Warren. Heppner; Matthew. Marni and Jennifer Warren. Heppner; Joan Warren and friends Jim Alt and Teresa Shearer, Mulkiteo, Wash.; her Bister. Vera Given, Silverton; a niece, Zephne Furno, Van couver. Wash.; great niece. Janet, of Amboy, Wash; and her daughter and husband, Claudine and Paul Warren, Heppner. Wanda Willis won third. In the low net category, Lucille Peck and Lota Tibbies won first, followed by Dorris Groves andMuriel Palmer in second and Susan Johnston and Trish Toll In third place. In an 18 hole club champion event, first flight winners were: first - Bev Wilson, second - Vicki Sime and third Pat Edmundson, In the second flight, Trish Toll won first place, Barbara Cutsforth placed second and Dorris Craves took third. At a nine-hole flag tourna ment, first place was won by Trish Toll, Lois Hunt took second and Muriel Palmer came in third. In a nine-hold tournament of players with handicaps of 21 and over, Lorena Jones took first, Barbara Cutsforth won second and Dorris Graves placed third. Pat Edmundson won first in an 18 hole string tournament. Second place honors were taken by Wanda Willis, fol lowed by Bev Wilson In third. For nine holes, Linda Shaw took a first place win; Harriet Pierson placed second and Annetta Padberg took third. YOIV CAN AFFORD THE BEST- OSU: CERTIFIED STEPHENS $11.10cwt. REGISTERED STEPHENS $11.60cwt. IF YOU WANT: A) Certification of what you are buying. B) Big seed SIZED C) Cleaned with a length groder to minimize noxious weed (goatgrass etc.) D) Treated with VITAVAX -200, E) ALL OF THE ABOVE. Call ERIC ANDERSON IONE, OREGON 97843 " (503) 422-7204 Seventh-day Adventist Church to show new film "God's Prison Gang," a newly released film featuring Al Capone's getaway driver, the last member of Bonnie and Clyde's gang and two other notorious criminals who have become Christians will be shown at the Seventh-day Ad ventist Church, 560 N. Minor in Heppner, on Saturday, Sep tember 10. The showing is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. The film, shot behind the walls of New York's Attica prison, is hosted by Art Link letter. It tells the story of how the work of International Prison Ministry is accom plishing what more guards, higher prison walls and grea ter financial expenditures have -failed to do keep' released inmates from retur ning to lives of crime, explains the Rev. Don Reiber. pastor of the Heppner church. What's Your Opinion? r Question: "With four American Marines killed in Lebanon (as of Tuesday) what action if any do you think the U.S. should take?" "I think they (the U.S.) should stay out of it for a little while longer," said Claudia Huston of Heppner. Gift idea given for Grandparents' Day toward improving the lonely lives of many of America's older citizens. When is Grandparents' Day? This year, Sunday, Sep tember 11, is the date and the Posy Patch in Heppner has a lovely solution to the problem of what to give a charming cont.p.6 With nearly 50 million grandparents in America, it's no wonder Grandparents' Day, a holiday for only five years now, is fast becoming one of the nation's largest celebrations. Created to pay tribute, honor and respect to all grandparents in the United States, the holiday is one step II piorning Glory?? Weeds?? WE DO HERBICIDE SPRAYING ALONG FENCE ROWS. SPOT SPRAYING IN FIELDS, AROUND SHOPS, GRAIN BINS & DRIVEWAYS 25 Yean of Experience & Knowledge Give Us A Call: DODYNS PEST CONTROL lone 4227I8IT . Telling their stories in the 44-minutes film are George Meyer. Al Capone's favorite driver; Floyd Hamilton, (Pub lic Enemy No. 1 ) the last of the Bonnie and Clyde Gang ; Jerry Graham, the "robber king" of California; and Ted Jefferson, convicted of crimes from drugs and robbery to murder. Also featured is "Chaplain Ray." whose Dallas-based In ternational Prison Ministry has changed the lives of thou sands of inmates over the pastd 18 years. Reiber says he hopes all citizens concerned about the problem of rising crime will attend the free screening of the film. Oft5 TOCK Over 50 PADNTOVEH2 In Mis-mixes & Discontinued Ask for Ralph or Chris for a bargain on these selected paints. oast to 03 W' taf--.. TOTAL HARDWARE J WMM VC v V ti. 7S ' MI ZD I h Mi 5? II III 111 IX 111! I II l II 111 1 h TO ESDC IrclependeiK AxouxtJ -274 Main Street P. 0. Box 551 Heppner, OR 97836 (503) 676-9021 JOIN A NEW REVOLUTION. We're introducing a significant, impor tant way to give you banking conve nience and save you money. It's the Independence Account'". A totally FREE interest bearing checking ac count no one else in our area offers. It's amazing. It may be the best banking news you've heard in a long time. HERE'S HOW INDEPENDENCE WORKS. 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