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TEN-Tfce Heppner Gasette-Timet, Ileppner, Oregon, Thursday.Juw 7, 1984
Central Market names winners
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some of prizes given away during grand opening
Central Market has announ
ced the names of several lucky
winners of prizes during their
grand opening celebration.
Winners include: Betty
Rood - 13" RCA color TV;
Verna Brinda - "world's large
est chocolate bar"; Wade
Bothwell - a large cooler
chest; Helen Flannigan, Cher
yl Spatt, Kay Chinen, and
Jerry Rood - a small insulated
cooler for each; Jill Struck
mier - a clock; Bernice Nash -
barometer; Don Marvin, Lin
da Jones, Susan Johnston,
Kathy Marrun, and Wilma
Mabe - a stuffed snowboy toy
each; Carley Drake - $50 gift
certificate, Jerry Healy - $25
gift certificate; and Kent
Goodyear - $25 gift certificate.
The following people each
won a free bag of groceries:
Jewel Lewis, Ilene Laughlin,
Charles Mackey, Delia Mc
Curdy, Gerald Bergstrom,
Connie Padberg. R E. Paine.
Delbert McLachlin. Pat Stru
thers, Sandy Hanna winner of
two bags of groceries), Helen
Currin, Bonnie Campbell.
Chloe Pearson, Betty Faily;
Ray Parker, Charles Hutchin
son, Dave Anteau. Ed Tucker.
Morris McCarl. Harold Ste
vens, Barbara Bloods worth,
Gave Seitz, D R. Carey, Joe
Anderson. Ken Limbureh.
ALL BURNING
PROHIBITED
The burning of refuse, garbage,
rubbish, paper, boxes, debris, grass
and cuttings from trees, lawns, shrubs
and gardens upon any street, alley,
public place or private property is .
prohibited in the City of Heppner.
Forrest Burkenbine,
Fire Chief
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Randy Hughes, Nellie Jones,
Bev Gunderson, Mark Lov
gren, Abbie VanMarter, Mar
tie Corning, Rita Hall, Irv
Rauch. Crystal Papineau, Kay
Anderson, Betty Bergstrom,
Amie Hedman, Mary Ann
Cerullo, Loyd Burkenbine,
Mike Oths, Rick Smith, Vi
Wilgers. Ann Osborn, M. Bal
der, Evelyn Sweek, Jerry
Daggett, and Donna Acock.
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AAUW
scholarship
awarded
Shirley Ann Campbell has
been named as the winner of a
$:wo American Association of
University Woman Scholar
ship. The scholarship is awarded
each year by the Heppner
lone branch of the A.A.U.W. to
a Morrow County woman
"who has a definite plan of
study." This year's commit
tee was particularly impress
ed by Campbell's "need and
desire to finish her qualifica
tions to teach," said the Rev.
Cathy Barker, chairperson of
the committee.
Campbell is currently at
tending Brigham Young Uni
versity in Provo, Utah where
she is working toward a de
gree in elementary education.
She already has a Bachelor of
Science degree in Communi
cation Disorders.
According to her husband,
Steve Campbell, Morrow Co
unty Extension Agent, her
plans tentatively include stu
dent teaching at Heppner El
ementary school this fall.
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Betty Rood won the TV
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The temperature in the Sahara Desert can reach 130 de
grees F. on a summer day. During winter, the sand
cools so quickly there may be frost at night.
Polyethylene Pipe
For:
Drainage
Culverts
Grain Aeration
Down Spout
STRONG LIGHT WEIGHT
FARM LOGGING CONSTRUCTION HOME OWNERS
3" Thru 24" Diameter In Stock
SEE AT YOUR FARM & HOME
FULL SERVICE CENTER
M.C.C.C.
Morrow County Grain Growers.
P. O. Box 367
Lexingrton, Oiegon 97839
Ph 989-8221 1(800)452-7396
TrociJson sch olarsh ips
Awarded to 20 county seniors
When' malted milk was first
invented, it was known as
Diistoid The year was 1882.
The Morrow County School
District rcjMirts that grants in
the amount of $750 from the
Carl W. Troodson Educational
Fund for college and training
program expanses during the
l84-85 school year have been
awarded to the following Mor
row County high school sen
iors :
Ileppner High - Kristine
Fishburn. Sid Kennedy, Cathy
Lindsay, John Martin, Anne
McLaughlin, ("aria Miles, Me
lissa Privet! . Tat Struthers.
and Eric Thompson.
June programs
set for Chamber
of Commerce
Next Tuesday, June 12, Sue
I rcwer of the Job Training
Partnership Corps from Fossil
w ill be the featured speaker at
the noon Chamber of Commer
ce Meeting.
Tuesday, June 29. Ielpha
Jones of Lexington is schedul
ed lo speak to the Chamber of
Commerce alxtul the centen
nial celebration in Morrow
County.
June 2G. Tom Hampton, di
rector of the Small I'usiness
iK-velopmeni Center at I'lue
Mountain Community College
will address the Tuesday noon
meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce at the Heppner
Elks Lodge.
lone High Mike Douglas
and Howard Leavitt.
Riverside High Michelle
Cooley, lJun Daltoso, I'illie Jo
Pavidson, Xim Lewis, Chris
line Multon, Cheryl Muikillie,
Mark Stevens, Tyler Trumbull
and Lesli Viall.
The grants are awarded
from a fund sel un bv the !
Carl W. Troedson, a promin
ent wheat rancher In the lone
area.
The selection committee,
under the provisions of Mr.
Troedson's will, consists of the
Morrow County School Super
intendent, the Tastor of Valby
Lutheran Church and the Mor
row County Judge.
HOME FOR SALE
In Heppner City Limits
2,700 sti-ft. living area plus 1,100 ft.
basement. Heat pump, wood stove,
super insulation with 6-in. walls A
passive solar wooden windows,
double garage, view of Ml. Adams.
Priced well below amount invested
at $97,500. Will consider contract.
Call for appointment
820-3347 or 820-4433
Wednesday thru Saturday
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