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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1984)
T »r Heppner tiairtle Timet. Heppner ( Tregua Thursday. July ». A r o u n d About By Justine Weatherford I fairgrounds and its buildings p m until at least t p m will be a pre fair week work time with individuals and groups Sunday, August 5, from ready to be occupied by the 10 open d a s » departments, the getting to work making the departments of K F A adn the nine 4 M departments, the six W h a t ’s Y o u r O p in io n tim et it appear» at the end of the month or on the first day or ■O’-thia la the latest date so far The end-of May column and F FA announced a spokes cleaned up all fair areas, they will share a pot luck supper Market Slock Sale of the 4 H person for the Morrow County with fair committee This first Sunday in August Board and the F air C om m it tee who will supply coffee, afternoon, after the volunteers have pulled out equipment needed haveloosely arranged tea spaces for various depart ments and have generally- earned a review of the large 1 «M Pioneer Pu nic Reunion, an Irish flavored event shepherded by the Rlackhorae Doherty Clan, and told you to be expecting Swedish trimmings next year when the Louis Carlsons take charge members of the punch, and meat Fair LAWNMOWERS The volunteers are encouraged to bring salads or desserts, their RYAN 18" family table serv ice and most of all a good supply of enthusi asm *2 5 0 RYAN 20" Now as we are into warm July and have finallv gotten this year s long. wet. cold spring behind us. even though the days are at their longest, they speed by as we hurry to enjoy outdoor activities which were delayed I HEPPNER M UNICIPAL POOL SW IM M ING LESSONS 1 July loiuzoth 1 Vdvanrrd beginners y IS lo IO M A Al 1 1 Beginners ID IS lo II IS A M 1 l l ’re beginners i Mothers welcome! II 3 0 to ll OOnuunj I July ZI tu \ugusl Jrd l'* immer» and advanced swimmers in no lu 10 IS A M I linter media les Il m i tu II 4S A M J August 7 la 17th Llunior liles». Ing II noiull IS A M 1 [Senior Illesa v ing y INI lu 10 M l l‘ M 1 K usti $3 on per person June was a good and a had month The sudden and very shocking loss of Herman Winter greatly disturheo the whole community and particularly the lodges in which he was a leader The movement out of the county of several clergy and teachers and the arrival of new church and school The remembering of Heppner s devastating 190J flood and the celebration of H ag Day i both occuring on June 14 1 was of special interest to the Senior Citizens and the Klks laxfce The Elks loaned the Senior Mealsite their wonderful collection if six historic Am erican Flags which Anna Mae Steagall tilenn Ward. Question Helen Flanagan and six fine Hoy Scouts worked into a rem arkable program on Wednesday noon June 13 It s great, said Lonny Watne of Heppner, "because K is assisting the laons (Tub in reduong the deb< on the swimming pool and kids love the firew ork s." Everyone is eager to have the work around the Willow Creek Dam completed including the Alfalfa Street Hrulge How do you feel about the new fireworks law ’ o* Ni *2 7 0 GAS WEED EATER *120 GREEN FEED & SEED HEPPNER 676-9422 3 K n n K s »m x x «\ \ % % x % % w c and the promised recreational areas However • ¿ « d that the lake behind the dam is being used bv Is niters and fishermen Carl McDaniel, a very experienced m laitain man and skillful fisherman, says although tl ■ .u . plenty of good-sized fish there he prefers the fish be i-.itctu - in the axiler waters of the mountain lakes I'v e (•• • ri delighted to eat some proof o f his tasty catches from Penlan l I ..ike It is good to have the Fair Premium B>»k in o ,nty h"ines where it is hoped that folks will keep it r. doles and instrubons for referene and will tie think ng at* entering exhibits and coming to enjoy the activities and the .arnival Scheduled events are little more than a month away The county's three garden clubs sent representative members to a planning meeting at the Tellech« a home in Lexington on June 21. where much serious dis. . ion of the QUALITY FRESH MEAT FRESH PRODUCE responsibilities connected with the Dept V II Flower Show were talkedover Committees will soon be ai r on ,-d which will get working on the many efforts tied , i this lepartment I made a quick, end-of June two night v - t to my daughter's home between Cheney and spos me in tin good ( .-•.V CANTALOUPE .v X - A R M O U R VERIBEST STF A K S f» C H O PS MIXED «T C . r 29 LARGE : LB still look so green it is good that fair date is later than Morrows' Tw o special excitements of our trip were our first æà h jb .P ' ^ BROCCOLI LB visit to the lovely Eastern Washington State Historical Society's new museum and the restored C .riq r>e!l !h u- ■ that SPARKLING BUNCH was built in IK9H and portrays Spokane v \ge m hie. int o Then on our way homeward we determined to v i -it the FRESH ROAST LOCAL GROWN MED 1 0 -O Z B O N ELES S U S D A C H O IC E OR RADISHES resident Lisa Nix downtown I inquired alvoul : » r brother Danny and learned that he is happily working in H onda Danny became interested in photography the ugl Ih-nnis Toney's classes at Heppner High Lisa is now living in Pendleton with her sister On Sunday . July I. I visited around our Hepj ner I pdal and attended the afternoon church serv ice then I found (he ’ * 2.09 GREEN ONIONS Early last week when I happened to mrei fornu i Heppner graphic Expressions of P () Box lido.’ Fort I a terdale FI 33339 Some of recall that it was noi verv rig ago that 4 LB crafts were available and models were strolling around showing summer fashions Lisa gave me a business card that tells lha Daniel It \i< is Photographer Vice President of shots Toe II ■ • lm l*hntn I SIRLOIN TIP ,• W. found the park like grounds there covered with display and .lies booths, several large tents and many peopb enjoying a Summer Fiesta An array of unusual foods and of arts and FRESH PACIFIC OYSTERS PORK QUARTERLOIN SERVE ANY TIME rù i‘ company of Eleanor (Jonty We collet ted a l “ten urn Rook for the Spokane Interstate Fair that • mne> early in September Because the many wheat fields ae tiove among Preston Wine Cellars five miles north of Pa x g\ gy U S D A C H O IC E B LA D E C U T M CUCUMBERS LO C AL G R O W N WATERMELON SSP* " t D NECTARINES J U IC Y . SW EE T LAMB SHOULDER STEAK LEAN 100 *. BED 3 f OH 1 „19 e LB 59c . >„*1.69 BEEF UB ^ GROUND BEEF . . ‘1.39 ballpark fr an k s WILSON SIS. I I AN B U D D IO A l l VAH HALF HAM o r ig in a l or HON» » C U R IO lh *2.89 >1.79 2 6 02 CHIPPED MEATS f a 49 c J O H N MORRELL SLICED BACON , . ‘ 1,69 WE DO CUSTOM CUTTING main floor held only one patient It is g ....! t find that everyone is apparently in such good health and not needing hospital care Or do the empty bods indicate that people are all going out of town for c a re ’’ W ecertam lv must keep a well TOWELS functioning hospital here What can be done Would the addition of more doctors help’’ Everyone know . that having NALLEYS 1 49 * it won t t>e found here This coming Saturday, July 7, (he Heppia ; Merchants county extension people and groups ol . i ! i / i r interested in promoting Heppner and the Morrow County Fair have scheduled a Saturday Market POTATO CHIPS WESTERN FAM Il V 2 PL V 78 SQ FT a hospital here is of tremendous value to life hen Some senior citizens have left this area because they fear that when their need for special medical i are < om e — , Craft demonstrations and GROCERY VALUES workshops will take place out at the fairgrounds Explanations of how to prepare fair entries will be offered Be sure you and your fam ily take, part in ill the events offered in Heppner this coming Saturday D R ESS IN G S,.». WHEAT BREAD ‘ 1.39 WESTERN FAMILY CRACKE O WMF AT 22 6 02 PORK & BEANS 39‘ V A N OC R A M P BUTTERHORNS.. . CITRUS PUNCH i29 oz *1.2 9 HAMBURGER BUNS RICH N READY CALIF tf fl &T WESTERN (AANIY Saturday M a r k e t S a le is J u ly 7th W HAT A DEAL! ‘ 83 O ld s 98, 2 -d o o r, R e a l nice c a r. 32 OZ CATSUP WESTE RN f k U 89' i CHEVROLET. » P A M It V H O » O O Q OR 89* *1.89 49c . A .0 TOMATOES »»< . DAIRY - DELI Q O LD MEDA L A I L PURPOSE ORANGE JUICE CREAM PIES no/ PILISHURV MICROWAVE *1.79 89‘ POPCORN » . » , ‘ 1.39 VARIETY SPECIALS C A R N A T IO N POWDERED C O FFEE-M A T E..». ‘ 1.99 OREO C O O K IES ,.». ‘ 1.59 1 i i r u \ ¡i'jjk t V . DOG FOOD BOY A T T A BOV DRY 40 IB W E S TE R N FA M ILY LAR GE SM A LL — - OR SLEEK PUDDING POPS I? c t *2.19 W t S T t R N f A M U V GRAD E A A LARGE EGGS ooz DARIGOIO I C E C R E A M .... SHAMPOO $2 .6 9 PAMPRIN ;4 t. 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