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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1984)
Tto llrppnrr ( i n r i ^ T I n n Couple celebrates 50th at Olympics Garden Bugs honor McCarl yard The Lexington Garden Bugs ohoae ihe yard o( Mom» and Shirley McCarl a» the Yard of the Month for August said a spokesperson for the club The couple have lived at 320 South C St (or over 30 year» The well kept yard 1 » a joint effort with Morris doing the heavy work and Shirley caring for the beautiful flowers Some of the varieties of flowers in their yard are sweet peas, dahlias, pansies minature roses, rmniahs and sweet William The garden in back produces enough vegetables to last through the winter The whole area is very well kept and is very worthy of Yard of the Month award M> JI MINf HI \THKHKOKD Dr and Mrs l. 0 Tibbies of Hcppncr celebrated their 50th wed ding anniversary as guests of their sons Larry and l-ance. at the 1964 Olympic Came» Dr and Mrs l.arry Tibbies were the host» in Santa Ana to his parents and also to his brother, law profess or laino and his family from Columbus Ohio who had visited in Hcppncr before going on to Califor ma Koch of the Tibbies sons has a M»n and a daughter so there were ten family members enjoying the Olympic celebration which kept Dr and Mrs Tibbies away from home for eight davs Shirley Tibbies yard given M cCarl honors Visitors h e ,P Aug. .une with his familv from Hermis ton to .In a bit of helping with harvest on the Black Horse Doherty Hanch Ben the oldest of Dennis and \nne Doherty » four children, is 11 this year, he will probably develop into steady harvest help for his l ncle T"i;v and Vunl Martha as the years pass Die six Dohertys from Her itiiston s | hmi I their time in Heppner .is guests of Dennis aunt. Helen D Dyer \ an Schoiack, Muhen to wed she is the daughter of Robert \ an.Ss howu k of Heppner He is the on of Mr and Mrs John Malien \ reception will follow the wed ding l'atro ia YanSchoiack and lireg Mähen. both of Heppner. will be married this Saturday. Aug 25 I p in at the Heppner Klk» Club Mahon family holds reunion at L D offer a great deal of beauty present ly on each of the four sides of their home Their spacious front porch has a green carpet and is decorated with several hanging pljnters At the tiack door there is a long patio that blends into the cemented badminton court where the family enjoyed outdoor fun and where young sons ljjnce and Larry improved their athletic skills at the basketball hoop The Tibbies were special guests at the Chamber of Commerc e luni heon on August 21 where Dr Wolff presented them with an Award Certificate on tiehaif of the Heppner Garden Club and the Chamber s C iv ic Beautification Committee PIANO LESSONS Given in Heppner, Lexington & Boardman Ohio State U., BML 15 Years Experience Katherine Jurcich ♦ Y t Y t 1 « 1 t t Coxes celebrate 70th anniversary ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦!* i ♦ ¿’1 ♦ \ l ‘WS Limited Poster Supply FO O TBA LL SHOES Now On Hand Blazer Kesttl All Leather VO LLEYBALL SHOES Blazer Kestrl White Leather *2 8 ” ‘ 3 3 ,s SCHO O L SOCKS i Girls Fashion Kneehfs L= 3 & Boys Sport Socks “Shoes for every unlk of lift 6 7 6 -5 2 4 1 s í í ; 1 t-ft. Travel Trailer, Exceptionally clean. In good shape. Bits Cal and Beverly Sherman of Hep prier traveled to Bellevue. Idaho I u< lav Vugust 14 for the funeral of her uncle Duff M cK ilru k They returned to Heppner \ugust 16 M ( C C Morrow County [Grain Growers r o s. , M? Í0M¡nj* 'n Ph 9§9 8221 • 1 (BOO) 452 YJO# taj »n 9*819 C a ll T o ll-F ro e L IL L Y /1 M IL L E R 1 80 0 4 5 2 -7 3 9 6 GET SEASON LONG WEED CONTROL W ITH ONE APPLICATION. LILLY MILLER Casoron Granules LILLY MILLER Knock Out Weed A Grass Killer ■ Killer prevents G « tta a n d a nn ive rsary A u g 16 Dee Cox ce le b ra te d th e ir 70th w e d d in g at Pioneer M e m o ria l H ospital Thursday. KEEP SNAILS, AILS. SLUGS AND BUGS ■ O UT f OF YOUR VEGETABLE GARDEN. KILL WEEDS & GRASS W ITHO UT HARM ING THE SOIL. WQe<!s from < . i >mmg l .isoroo J u p a ro u n d w oody s h ru b s and o rn a m e n ta ls ■ pathos an d w alk w ays ■ ally to d ee p e st roots ■ o v e ra g e than the r'd tio n a l co n s u m e r KINZUA YARD SALE August 15th Thru Sept. 14th MONDAY THRU FRIDAY HOURS: 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ALL ITEMS SOLD BY UNIT ONLY . vm ,,,• s r KILN DRIED FIR AND LARCH PRICE/ THOUSAND LENGTHS 1 2x4 Farm Packs 8 /2 0 95 00 ; 2x6 Farm Pocks 8 /2 0 95 00 j 2x8 Farm Packs 8 /2 0 95 00 ■ MAKE YOUR LAWN THE ENVY OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD. LILLY MILLER Super Rich Lawn Food ■ anted feeding with time release nitro gen iron and essen liai trace elements ants grasshoppers earwigs and other common insect pests ■ Use in vegetable gar -■ around shrubs and flowers GET TOTAL VEGETATION CONTROL FOR A YEAR OR LONGER. 2x10 Farm Pocks 8^20 95 00 5 2x12 Farm Packs 8 /2 0 95 00 6 8 /4 8 20 150 00 Dry Fir Rip 7 4 /4 no 3 btr 8 2x4 th ru V 4 /4 x 6 ' th ru 2x10 12" Fir no Rp 6 " LILLY MILLER Lawn Weed Killer A ot ■ 425PX 95 3 D im ension 6 17500 175 00 Fir thru 16 2 0 -L B .9 9 GAL LILLY MILLER Noiall Vegetation Killer Concentrate MOSS 4 0 - lB ■ ■ . t uf w a n te d ve ge tatio n .*•• thr#*e f Malathion Malathion pts 5 I O 50 gai For information call 503-676-9183 Sevm Dust 10 4 LB Rose Floral Dust 100Z 2 ’ * Vegetable Dust lo o z KINZUA CORPORATION LA * S A V IN G S U P ” 2 " TO 50% O N Insect Killer 2 lb 3 25 Wasp & Hornet 12 oz 2 9b OFF ASSO RTED Chlorban 1 LB 310 LAW N Chlorban 3 LB 4 *s C A R E P R O D U C T S .* (ash for Bob or Ned) I 15 Lawn & Turf Bomb 95 PRICES QUOTED ARE PER THOUSAND BOARD FEET R t 2 Box 2100 395 PT the < overage 125 00 ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALES purslane morning glory plantain spurge and poison ivy lawn grasses f thn wading n a tio n a l b ran d Perfect for Fencing Stock 7 KILL LAWN WEEDS W ITHO UT HARM ING YOUR LAWN. Mian green color 4 LILLY MILLER Slug. Snail & Insect Killer Balt brand Heppner, OR 97836 ( & I l > l » GET READY FOR HUNTING ! le p p tH T Mr and M r s Maynard Strothers Sr will be celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday. August 25 The J p m celebration will be hosted by the couple s < hildren Kor further information call Carolyn Struthers 761 9312. or Dena Strulh ers W i e s e UW 2512 > V 1 V ~ WITH EACH PAIR OF NIKE t the ( .ouph* to celebrate silver anniversary FREE NIKE POSTER 1 several families attended from Heppner and Portland areas Other f.imily memliers came from Mitchell, la (.rande Klgin and Walla Walla Washington The person traveling the farthest came tnon Buona \ i s t a California Members of the Mahon family .15 40 of them, gathered at Anson Wlight Park Thursday. Aug 16 through Sunday Aug 19 to visit and become reaerjuaintrd A family- member said that their last reunion was nine years ago A fall rummage sale has been planned for October 13 at the IVgrec of Honor lodge in lleppner Members of the lodge are volun leering to pick up items from those wishing to contribute articles for sale Kor further information call 676 94<*9 or 676 M M Including Music Theory Anson \\ right I ’ark Tibbies By J l STINK W I \T»IF KKOKI» The Tibbies yard was named Heppner s winning yard from Aug IStoSept 15 by the Heppner Carden Club I» ta and I. D Tibbies have made their home in Heppner since 1934 and have liv ed at 185 S Chase since 19:16 They both work at keeping the lawn and many flower beds and the vegetable section very neat Mrs Tibbies declares that their yard ha» been prettier other years and that it usually looks tietter at other times of the year than now near the end of the summer period, however, the row of red geraniums in the brick planter the marigolds, asters, snapdragons, phlox, dahlias, hybiscus. Kose of Sharon. Iillies and other plantings Lodge slates Oct. rummage sale They saw voiles ball games, hours of track and field competitions and the spectacular closing ceremonies They brought back several souvrn iers including some of their ticke's and the red white and blue flash lights they used during the final extravaganza and fireworks pro gram in vvheat harvest Hv Jl M I N I H t \ I IIK KK O Itlt \ lia r Swanson grandson Mike and his little son Damrl came from Auburn Washington during harvest to observe and to help l ncle Jim Swanson at lone and I'ncle Ken Turner in Sand Hollow Mike and Daniel also visited other area rela lives including his grandmother Irene Swanson at Heppner Her Hard Doherty » grandson Ben. Lota a nd llrp p err Oregea. Ihur,d»v. legest U . I* M S K \4 N GARDEN V » t 1
