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HHS seniors attend visitation
fo rty-five students from Heppner
High School attended the Stale
System of Higher Education visita
.turn in Pendleton. Monday Septetn
ber 23 The afternoon meeting
provided juniors and seniors from
Heppner with the opportunity to
meet w ith representatives of
Oregon * stale colleges and um vrr
Miles
The program supplements the
counseling program of Heppner
High School by giving students
first band information about pro
gram of study offerings admission
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A joint polluck dinner for the
lx-xing(on oddfellow« and Holly He
t»-kah ladle« »a* greatly enjoyed on
Thursday evening
f ollowing the
dinner the groups held their regular
meetings making plans for the fall
season Thursday evening, Oct 3
will he the birthday exchange with
birthday cake and coffee All of the
ladies bring gifts for the exchange
A food sale was planned and held on
Sept 27 The contest captains for
the unwritten work were chosen
they are l.uella Taylor and Dorothy
Bure ham They in turn chase their
teams
la-ila I ’almer. the newly
appointed District Deputy President
was escorted to the Altar and
received her appointment from the
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Mr and Mrs Hill Padherg were
Portland business visitors this week
and spent some time with a son ami
fam ily, Mr and Mrs Hill Klinger.
Hutch Sawyer, from Kirhland.
Washington was a caller in Lexing
ton on Sunday
f ’ecil and Delpha Jones spent last
weekend in B o w Idaho and Kas
lern Oregon
They were visitors
with Theressa fo w le r who escorted
them to Granite Cemetery and
Sumpter on a sightseeing trip They
then drove to Boise where they
visited at the Darrell Van l^euven
home Mrs fo w le r was an early
day teacher at Gooseberry School
and lived with the Lundell family
She was. at that time Miss Tabor
and she remembers with pleasure
her lime spent in Morrow County
Local representative completes course
Mr and Mrs Hill Padherg tiav«-
had as bouse guests her brothers and
family from California
Patricia I. Osborne of tone local
representative for Mutual of Omaha
and Untied of Omaha recently
completed a comprehensive insur
ance course at the Career Sales
Institute in Omaha Nebraska
One of the most advanced insur
ance tra in in g seminars in the
Don't forget Pinochle Party Satur
day, Oct J, 8 p m at Holly laidge
Hecenl visitors at the home of
Iiorothy Hurcham to attend Italph »
funeral were a son. Mike from
Undine. and a daughter. I.inda
Jackson, from Hruan. Colorado
Ralphs sister and husband Mr and
Mrs LcRoy Stewart. Longview
Washington and Mr and Mrs Hot»
ert Syne and their daughter Marcia
and two children and Judy Syne, all
of Tigard and la irry Syne (if Port
land
I.inda remained with her mother
until Monday
(V e u t fro m
( Hubs
T w o T ra c k e r»
Hv J l STIN M il I i It
Two Trackers met Sunday night
Sept 2»
Club members elected
officers planned the new 4 If years
programs of activities and worked
on finishing l»H5 record books
officers are President. Kathleen
Hratell. vice president Judy Jepsen
secretary Nicki Briabois. and repor
ter Justin Miller
Some things on this year's pro
gram w ill he I (special interest
groups with adult advisors Kohin
Jones. (Andi Henderson. Jan Coe
and Nancy Miller and leaders AI
Hra/cll Merlyn Itotnnson 2 4 11
Wi-ek Cmdi Davis Kathleen Hrarell
and Amy Greenup w ill pul displays
al Heppner businesses and Justin
Miller and Judy Jepsen w ill put
displays al lone businesses
A Halloween Parly w ill lx-gin at 4
p m Octotx'r 27 Kathleen Hra/ell
and Judy Jepsen are in charge
Two trackers will begin riding
'«■ h Sunday through i s lolx-r at th.
fairgrounds al 4 p.m
Anyone
interested in becoming a new mem
ber or tx-ginning the new 4 II vear is
invited to join the club Everyone is
reminded to bring the f t lee to cov er
insurance and materials
said people are just now tiecoming
aware of the historical roots in
homes and buildings built around
the turn of the century There has
been a tremendous change in con
»(ruction and building materials,
and houses are smaller and more
economical Hon has written and
composed a collage of some histori
cal homes found in Heppner
Hefreshments were served by the
hostesses
th e
Neighborhood Center
The next cheese giveway w ill be
Tuesday Oc I 22 from 9 a m noon
and I 4 p in at the Heppner Neigh
Imrhood ( enter
The blood pressure clinic w ill he
the first Wednesday and the third
Tuesday of each month at the
Neighborhood l enter The time has
been changed to 2 4 p m
f lu
vaccine will also tie available at the
clinics
There w ill be no job counselor at
the Neighborhood Center October »
The next session will ho Octolx-r 23
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INSURANCE
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SWANSON
INSURANCE AGENCY
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Across t lues
2 Chairs County Commission
4 la-xmgton farmer
6 President of the Port
» Director of Children s Serv ices
12 Kuadmasler
14 Administrative assistant
17 Greg Sweek
1» Tax Collector
211 Pioneer administrator
Z! lone mayor
23 Port Manager
24 Countv H ealth N urse
Registration Held O pen until Oct. 6
Call 676-8439 or 676-9449
Seventh-Day A dventist Church
Don Reiber, pastor
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Hoardman Commissioner
Heppner mayor
Cindee Henderson
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Sheriff
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Chairman of the School Hoard
County Clerk
Dave Kruinlx-in
County Health (Iflicer
County Counsel
St hixti Superintendent
Hoardman mayor
County Planner
Cutsforth and Anson Wiighl
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NOW OPEN
FOR BREAKFA
llr p p n r r High S i li« il
Revelation
Seminar
1 K l i n y o o 'i 1 IP i-« ;«
T Ä ' J U V i? ;
H r|ip n rr I le iiirn la ry
call-
It’s Not Too L a te !
time to be cautious in a District that
is little known among Oregonians
let alone in Congress." he »aid in a
recent news release
The people of this District want
need and deserve a Hepresentative
with (with the experience and willing
ness lo work hard enough lo see that
their needs are given first priority
This is why I have chosen to seek
this office and this is why I believe I
will be elected
Answers to lest
week s p u u le
('ross word
Monday. Ocl 7 weiner wrap
baked tx-ans. Iruit. and milk or
salad liar and milk
Tuesday. Oct «make your own
burger, fries fruit and milk
Wednesday. Oct I white spaghetti
salad, fru it. french bread, and
milk or salad liar and milk
Thursday. Ocl 10-soup, sandwich,
vegetable slicks, sauce, and milk
frid a y , Ocl II no school
C H I « o r II III Vil s u .I vil VI
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Laurence A l.arr> " Tuttle an
nounced his candidary for U S
ll«use of Krpresentati ve* Second
Districi of Oregon September W
The needs of ihis Districi, and thè
impacia of thè lederai government
on il» d iu rn a , are lar tuo grrat to he
rontrnt with continued caretaker
rrpresentation. or to he salisfied
wilh thè last two congressional
campaigns in thè Districi H i» not a
lone Schools
* PIE & COFFEE SERVED AFTER THE MEETING
* NO CHARGE FOR SEMINAR
p o .
Tuttle announces candidacy
Monday. Oct 7 tuna and noodles
buttered peas, m uffins, ca rro t
sticks fruit and milk
Tuesday. Oct Hpura. buttered
vegetables dessert, and milk
Wednesday . Oct » turkey pot pie.
cheese sticks, pickled heels. Iruit,
and m ilk, or salad bar and milk
Thursday, Ocl 10 vegetable beef
soup, turkey sandwiches, peanut
butter sandwiches, crackers,
pickles dessert, and milk
frid a y.O ct II teacher's inservice
no school
7:00-9:00 p.m.
W illows Grange Hall
lone, O regon
in fo rm a tio n
involve hundreds of volunteers in an
effort to combat cystic fibrosis, the
number one genetic killer of child
ren and voung adults tixiay
To join the Howl (or Cystic
fibrusis volunteer brigade pick up
your sponsor forms at Heppner How I
or call Billie Iloherty at tiTIV4401
You may also call the Cystic
fib ro s is
office
to ll
tree
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Lunch Men i l s
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23
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Hillie Ixiher'y and Judy K ickrrt
have lirrn named co « hair persons of
this year's Bowl for Cystic fib ro in *
which w ill lx- held a' Heppner Bowl,
on Chase Slreel in Heppner on
Saturday Oct 26 according lo the
Oregon Chapter of the Cystic
fibrosis foundation
This year s Howl lor C f campaign
will lake place in over 40 howling
center» around Oregon and will
Sch(X)l
Information Seminar
★ MPCI Program explained
★ Changes for 1986 crops
For m ore
country the course is designed to
develop professional m arketing
skills with health and life insurance
products as well as the companies
other multj line coverages
Osborne is associaled with the
David A Halley Division Office the
Mutual and United agent v in W alla
Walla Washington
4-H
Topic Club donates *25 to Chamber
The Women's Topic Club of lone
met on September 24 at the home of
Jean Nelson Loree Hubbard was
co hostess
The club voted to donate 325 to the
Ileppner Cham tier Of Commerce, to
lie used for brochures promoting
Morrow County
Hon f a r ra r of Heppner had a very
interesting talk and discussion on
the history and architecture of old
homes particularly in Ileppner He
requirements housing mats to at
lend lui.int lai .oil scholarships
and other Information important to
post high school planning
The studenls volunteered to attend
based on their career interests Thev
were given the opportunity to chose
two of the stales schools whose
session they wished to attend The
schools represented were Eastern
Oregon State College. Western Ore
gun State College, Oregon Institute
o| Tev hnology Oregon State l niver
sity, Portland State University,
Southern Oregon Stale College and
the University of Oregon
Bowl for C F chairpersons named
Monday. Ocl 7 hot dogs corn,
carrot and celery sticks, crisp, and
milk
Tuesday, <>c! « tried chicken
toast with jelly, scalloped polatix-s
fruit, and milk or salad bar and
milk
Wednesday. Oct »sloppy joes
peas, salad, dessert and milk or
salad liar and milk
Thursday. Ocl lodeli sandwich
es. chips, salad, doughnuts and
milk
frid a y . Ocl II no schixil
6 to 11 a.m . w e e k d a y s
8 a.m . to 12 noon w e ek en d s
HEPPNER BOWL/RESTAURANT
676-9208
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Spinitil Thanks to ¡985 Contributors :
N a tio n a l 4-H W eek
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and much, much m o re .....
The fishm an Inc
Heppner Soroptmisl
Columbia Basin Electric
l.y nn A Chery l Hobbs
Dormaier Witt Ranch
Pettyjohn Oil
Peterson's Jewelers
Hryan A Sharon Timms
Northwestern Ltveslnck Commission
Heppner Elks. BPOE No 35«
l.indsav Ranch
Oregon Dairy Wives
Kuhn A Spicer
Krebs Ranches
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Jordan Elevator
lam Schwab Tire Center
Murray Drugs
Morrow County Grain Growers
Ruth McCabe
Norene Veterinary Hospital
Western Heritage
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Oregon Trail Vet Clinic
Central Market
Eastern Oregon fa rm in g
Turner, Van Marter, Bryant
Pine City Extension
First Interstate Bank
Heppner Auto Parts
H & C Parts and Supplies
Lexington Machine Wi rk«
Homemakers of North Morrow
lone Extension Club
Monte A Becky Evans
Gardner's Mens Wear
Greenfield Grange No 57»
Rhea Creek Extension
Pettyjohn Builders Supply
R G Van Schoiack
Dobyrts Pest Control
4 C Ranches. Inc
Hank of Eastern Oregon lone
Ekstrom fa rm Chemicals
Tul Tec (Mark Tullis. lonei
Case fu rn itu re
And all the Auction Supporters
'a ll
those w ho purchased animals at Ihe
auction)
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Address
Phone.
4-Her
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MAIL
Leader
Interest
TO:
Morrow Extension Office
Box 397, Heppner, OK. 97836
or call 67Ò-9W2
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