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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1985)
Mi- • * *• * ..% • \ » a * a « s « . *s tM I. I» r | » | » n r r . « » in tu ii Locai coupon book now being compiled A coupon book offering discounts and specials from local businesses is no* being compiled by the Hrppner Chamber of Commerce, Chamber President Doug Smith announced last week About 200 of the books will be printed says Smith, for distribution to newly arriving members of the community “ We hope it will stimulate interest in local businesses for the new people who are coming into the area." Smith said Member businesses will have space for one coupon each, and non chamber members will be contacted about being included for a nominal fee If you are interested in having your business in the coupon book, contact either Doug Smith at Hepp ner Bowl, or David Sykes at the Heppner Gazette Times Learn hotv to square dance with the Grand Squares A w ard ed academic honors Area residen t! w ere among Whitman College students honored for academic achievements at the college s fall opening ceremonies Recognized for Academic Distinc tion. for achieving a grade point average of at least 3 5 for the spring 'er 1985. were Patrick Struthers, a sophomore, graduate of Heppner High School, the son of Marie and Edwin Struthers Parents C lu b to meet The Heppner Parent* Club will be holding their first m eeting Thursday. Sept 26. 7 30 p m at the elementary school following the grade school open house Everyone is invited to attend and voice their concerns and ideas, stated a club representative ‘ Fam ily Fellowship Night’ slated at I I C C Sept. 25 Lx?x yard aw arded Sept, honors In Lexington Harrison and Doris Raymond at 168 Water Street have been awarded Yard-oMhe Month honors for September In just one year this couple has turned a large vacant lot into a beauty spot with well-arranged combinations of native and pur chased plant m aterials and weathered woods said a Garden Bugs spokesperson They have planted neat lawns 14 trees 12 rose bushes a prosperous vegetable garden, two raised flower beds now featuring colorful varie ties of petunia and one edged with railroad ties, containing rtwes Sagebrush is attractive against the yellow mobile home on the back side and the Raymonds keep look ing (or other native plants to mcor porate into their garden, continued the spokesperson Charming paths of native stone are also being built, as well Mr Kavmond has recently retired from construction work having put in many years on the Grand Cooley Dam They came to [.cxington from Woodburn. and before that they lived in Brewster Washington Kill elect'd as FFA district officer lone Grand Squares lone Grand Squares would like to invite every one to come learn how to square dance Grand Squares is a family oriented club that has been in this area dancing and having fun for over 18 years Now is the chance to join in We are beginning our lessons on Thursday . Sept 26 at the (elemen tary gym in lone from 7 to 9 p m All Crossword Football whimsy Aero»» Clue* 2 Carries the ball 5 Protects the head 7 Offensive or defensive players 9 laist home game 10 Some games end this way 11 Effort to win 12 Size of “ B'' team 16 Where the ball needs to go 19 Protect the goal 22 Not an end 26 Earns points 28 What the captains do to the com 29 Blue and gold team 30 Way to get the ball ages are welcome so feel free to bring your children, stated JoAnn King, instructor Anyone interested may call Cindy Oslrrlund. 422 7173 or JoAnn King, 422 7407 for more information "Just grab your partner or come single and have some fun* We'll be looking forward to meeting you !" concluded king Down ( lues I Tells who's winning 3 It takes two of these to make a contest 4 Division 6 Where the game is played 8 It matters not w hether you win or lose, but 13 Tries to score 14 Directa the players 15 Part of the uniform 17 Not the hackfield 18 Plays on the line 20 Red and White team 21 Begins the half 23 What sometimes happens to the quarterback 24 Good for a goal 25 A cheer 27 Wav to move the ball H ran riU ««. .V | » irm iN r in II» « » « i m lone United Church of Chnst announces 'F a m ily Fellowship Night wit special guest Dr Pauline King. Wednesday. Sept 25 at 6 30 p m The fellowship night will be At a Blue Mountain District FFA held in the It'CC basement with a meeting held at Milton Freewater, pot luck dinner and an audio visual September 9. Noella Rill of (he program Heppner Chapter was elected to the Child care will be provided, stated office of District Secretary Noella the Kev Cathy Barker replaced Noel Hondo of the Hermi Dr King 60, although officially slon FFA Chapter who is moving out retired from the Christian Medical of the area College in Vellore, is still active as Noella joins the officer team con an UCC missionary She also sisting of Eric Coppock of 1‘endlc continues to serve as a professor and ton. District I’ resident Alex consultant at the college In addi Lindsay of Heppner District Vice lion. Dr King serves as director of president. Robin Bothum of (Vndle the Family Village Farm in nearby ton. Treasurer Bob Wolfe of Hermi Katpadi which brings healing and ston. District Reporter Cindy hope to many destitute and aban Humbert of Mac High Sentinel The doned widows, children and elderly District Advisor is Walt Matleson of people Mac High. Milton Freewater i&T* All friends and neighbors are cordially invited to attend a reception and open house for Da ve and Valery Campbell Saturday, Septem ber21 from 2-5p.m. L ^ at their house at 345 N. 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Get your friends and come on down. ! Thursday, Sept. 26 10am . to 6pm . at Murray's If you have any questions about a pointing you have done ask Sam. Special prices on canvases and other art items Stock Up. We feature Grumbachedr oils and mediums - plus we ll order anything. 9 ★ ALIGNMENT ★ BRAKES ★ SHOCKS 7 4 °o CALL FORAPPOfNTMENT LXCMANGt WITH CAPAfit t CA3NÍ. 6 7 6 -5 4 3 6 H eppnei 24 HOUR SUDOEN SERVICE
