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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1985)
S IX r t f H r p p n r r l i i i r l l r ì l a r i . Ilc p p n c r n re g u a M ed n e td a v Jul« 17. l i l i t"«y«)air traÍnÍn* M e>ers >'ard awarded Cub Scouts complete day cam p Everyone wants to be a TV star, an this year 4 H ers will have an opportunity to see themselves on video tape as they practice modeling skills at a p rr fa ir train ing . Wednesday. July 24, 1 30 p m at the Morrow County Fairgrounds in Heppner Clothing club members w ill receive special training for model ing from Susan Thome, fair judge assisted by older 4 H members In addition, foods members will be given assistance on how to do the numerous foods contests, as well as the how to do it for giving presenta lio n s For more information concerning this, please call the <»SU Extension Service in Heppner at 676 9642 All leaders or parents are also invited to attend Superintendents keep fair going Travis Murty left t.rrggory Hold Daniel B«-ck Hyxn Munkers. Brian Hold. Tony Burt Dwayne I Mina way. Shan«- Munkrrs, Malt Walsh and Tommy k ppmg display some of the award* which they earned during ('uh Seoul Day camp tail w«*rk al the Morrow County fairgrounds in Hrppnrr Kvan Weygandt and Brian Dam«** also attended ihr camp but were unahlr lo be present for Ihr Friday night award* ceremony Martha Munkrr*. den mother and Cubmasler for Hack M l staffed the day camp along with f i m p Director l» a An all new Vacation Bible School has tx-en prepared by the First Crhistian Church in Heppner to lie held July 22 26 "In the Footsteps of Jesus" is the theme which will he presented each weekday from 9.11 45 a m Classes will be offered for age* four yt*ars through sixth grade Hlble based lessons, song tune. Matthew the puppet recreation, missions and crafts w ill lx- fratur«*d ( i t o* of Hrrmiston Thi* i* the fifth year which both women have donated time for the day camp Dale Co*, a third staff membrr tx*gan with the day camp five year* a|fo as a junior staff member Junior staff member* at the camp (his year mclud«*d J J Shaw and Jim Kindle. Heppner I>ean Munkeri, la-xington and Allen Co*. Hrrmiston This year's theme was Pride in the Bast Footstep* to the Future'' commemorating the diamond jubilee 75 years of Scouting activities Money received in the daily offer ings will go to "Taking Christ to the M illio n s ." a group who help Christians in Eastern bloc countries behind the Iron Curtain A program for sharing with family and friends will tie on Friday evening at 7 :tn p m For pre registration or more information phone 676 9209 There is no charge to attend to address Aglow Fellowship Christian Center W om en’s Aglow Fellowship International is a worldwide inter denom inational organization of renewed Christian women who are committed to Jesus Christ as laird All women and teenage girls are invited lo come For further inhu mation call 67«. 5238 or 422 7519 The Heppner Women's Aglow Ft Mow ship w ill meet Thursday July IH at 7 p m at the Fpisi ojial Church Parish Hall Speaker for Ihr meeting will be Agn«-s Lovett prr Mih-nt of the Hrrmiston Aglow Chapter and wife of the Itrv Itoh laivelte pastor of In le rfa lth Without superintendents there would not he a fair, said a spokesper son for the fair committee Each year the superintendents donate their lime lo enter exhibits, help judg«** and release the exhibits This year because the fair will be extended two more days they will also act a* security for exhibits left on display In addition, the superm tendents provide hospitality by an swenng ijix-stions of fairgoers and giving dir«*ctions when nec«**sary They b«*gin in February making chang«-* in the Premium Book and attending m«*etings Morrow Co. reunion slated Aiig. 4 Council A reunion of former Morrow County residents will begin at noon Sunday. August 4 at the far west side of I^urelhurst Park in Portland Ella Blake. 267 3824 and Arleeta White. 239 5633. are co-chairperson* for the potluck Those attending are asked to bring a potluck contribution PiM H Board to meet The Pioneer Memorial Hospital Board of Dir«*clors will m«*et July 30. Marine laince CpI JohnS Smith, son of Barbara I. Smith of la-xington has t»-«*n promoted to his present rank while serving with 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Marine Corps Air Station Yuma. Arizona A 1961 graduate of lone High for Bob & Marion Abrams Sunday, July 21, 12P.M. at Morrow County Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner reports handling the fol lowing business during the past week Zelma Merle McDaniel. Heppner Violation of the Basic Buie 1 37 mph in a 25 mph zone'. $13 fine Wayne Bichard W ilton. Jr . Heppner Careless Driving. $67 fine Bussell Joe Herman. Boseburg Disobeyed Stop Sign. $13 fine Suzanne Lieuallen Jepten. Heppner Disobeyed Stop Sign. $13 fine John Lrslie Holt. Pendleton Truck Sp«*«ding '63 mph in a 55 mph zone i. $13 fine Jay Arthur Coil, Heppner No Vehicle License. Fix«d I »ad Trailer k i »9 fine All Saints Episcopal Church Please bring main dish or salad Cake, Punch & Coffee will be provided Everyone Welcome . Bichard Alexander Biehl. Heppner Expired Vehicle License, $13 fine Jerald Law rence Brandt. Hrrmiston Exceeding the Maxi mum SpMd '75 mph in a 55 mph zone $.10 fine Kathleen Merilyn Pointer, lone Exceeding the Maximum Sp«*ed '78 mph in a 55 mph zone' $57 fine William B Shiplon, Pendleton Poss«*ssion of Open Container of Alcoholic Liquor B«*er'. $57 ball forfeited Boger Steven* Baker. Portland • Assault IV. 60days in jail suspended on condition of one year probation and no further violations of the law excluding traffic PROTECT AGAINST GRAIN PESTS USE OUR LIQUID OR DUST AAALATHION TO TREAT YOUR STORED GRAIN. f . School he joined the Marine Corps in February, 1964 The Willow Creek Country Club will have a family play day and barbecue on Sunday. July 21 at 4 p m Hosts for the ev«-nt will be Bandy and Bernice laill, chairpersons Herman and Alma tireen. Howard and Beth Bryant. Cornett and Florence (>re«-n and Ed and Marie Struthers Those whose last namrs begin with "A " through I are asked to bring deswrts "J through "Z" bring salads OverIhe Tee( up lad le * Day. July 9 Low Cross Bev Wilson Low Net Wanda Willis and Harriet Pierson la*ast Putt* Muriel Pulmer and Eileen Padherg long Drive Wanda Willis (Tost**! to Pin Wanda Willis Most 5's Ians Hunt I a dies Duffers W rdnesdav. Julv 10 laiw dross Neoma Bailey and laita Tibbl«** laiw Net Ellen Campbell la-ast Putts Beth Bryant This was a Fun Day. all I I members present played with only three clubs Next Wednesday mem tiers w ill lee off at 8 a m The South Morrow County Ministerial Association w ill lx- spon soring a presentation by Bon Post, a representative of the "N o rth M idical Teams The presentation will be at Heppner Elementary School m ulti-purpose building Wednesday. July 17 at 7 p m We encourage Ihe entire community to join us for this informative time . V m ^ L e x in g to n ru a r - <• ». v 1 - f ' /■ *, m V ii T i . T ii V h ^ ^ ^ B I | v . n I ' ■ ' w w w Cool oH at the lake í •: FISHING We SUPPLIES can help you . W A * A RAFTS W .* .W .* .W .V 5 V . RUBBER V V , . AIR MATTRESS T V * • If ELECTRIC MOTORS h u i i L 16 loot M iller G ra in Tank & H oist "Ready to qo to w o rk " ft LAST WEEK OF ENDS FRIDAY. JULY 19 at 6 P.M^g —** D rawing Saturday M o r n in g ^ y X See ring in Peterson’s window - • See Ron for details \ <X G takes 1st in co-ed tourney Boa UcDoaald The V i G softball team won first place in coed tournament this past w«*ekend, July 13-14 in lone The V & d beat Pettyjohn's Oil and Arlington placing them in the .championship game against Beechers Beechers won the first game and the V & d rallied hack to win 12-10 and capture the top trophy 676-9921 LARGE CAPACITY GRAIN CARTS F a r m e r E n g in e e r e d . . . • To unload ta il savmq valuable tan* at harvest •T o reduct elevator discounts by auger ng your graei only once • Cuts vow harvesting time by 3 0 \ or more • Stays ig> with your lastesl combaie or even more than one com bate • Two modets to choose from that unload 900 to 1200 bushels at under 3 m mutes • I ictusrve low mean w ane sugar drive <—gned tor 9 0 ) hours of held use 2705 E 2nd Th« 0 GREENLINE INC. Won thru Sat. £5 Phone • 9 8 9 -8 2 2 ►VWDWAJH * AIJTQMOTM * CHIA6ICAI * hAACMlNMV . V m T | | g | ig B 1977 C hevrolet 1 C60 Truck • To gravity unload without usaig the auger through a bottom door vito a pvt whan needed 1 8 0 0 4 5 2 -7 3 9 « i for his w GRAIN HAULER!! Coast to C oast usaig e uraque seigle auger system 3 5 0 M ain S tre e t Th»- Northwest Medical Teams are sending learns of doctors. nurs«*s. and medical t«*chnologists along with high protein food and medicine to Ethiopia to me«*t the crisis there where nearly one million people di«d in I9H5 Bon Post. s|*>kexp«-rson for the group, received the Human Bights Award pr«**ent«d by the Oregon Teachers Association i I960 _ - W( X X ! 1 b >sts playday "At the conclusion of the evening we win be receiving a free will offering lo help the m«dical t«*am continue work " For more information, please call 676 9209 A • To cut down tune on maintenance costs by ekmaiateig the hoot auger 4 beanngs ell chaeis and sprockets Morrow County Grain G row ers said the Bev Don Shelton i e a rn p r e s e n t a t io n at 9 30 a m in the Hospital Confer ence Boom W.C.C.C. Golf daffodils bloom followed by peony. columbine and lillies in May During the month of June color is provided by delphinium allisiums and ajuga Summer blooming plants include salvia, allisium . marigold, phlox, dahlia, dianthus and hasta climatis Shrubs accented by hanging pots of coleus and hibiscus accenl the yard Peach, apple, pear and nectarine tr«*«*s form the border of the hack yard Community invited to Northwest Medical rrv lone grad receives military promotion J nstice C àourt Potluck/ Brunch and their own table service ("off«***, tea and punch will be provided l*rizes will be awarded for the pie and cake contest and for horseshoe competition "Bring old photos for reminis ring." says Heppner area coordi nator Kethal Heinrichs The lone darden Club has selected the yard of dordon and Darcene Meyers for honors this month The Mi-verses have lived in this house on the comer of Third and B Streets since 1971 The yard, says a garden club spokesperson is a revolving array of color and interest all year long The rose garden provides a splash of color adjacent to the backyard vegetable garden D unn* April and Mav tulips and A F T in u r i t a l ■ ■ H IIIH IN D U S T R IF S INC Houns hours Joe N eva D vei M cA M ue 796 9466 7964595 /W0595 I1IIIII1IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII Fat Tievney 796 5579 /9B55/9 7964686 I HI 1 IHIHtllHIIIHIIIII «
