Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR
About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1985)
I h r ll r p p n r r I . a r r l l r U n i r » llr p jin r r (I r r g o a 3rd g ro de students w ork on their d oo r N o ir n ib r r I t t i I l\ I •COL PON Grade sch<x)lers observe Children's Book Week lone elementary school pupils have decora l«-d classroom doors and participated in other projects for Children s Hook Week tin Tuesday , students and teachers stopped what ever they were doing and read for five minutes when school librarian Betty Carlson announced Read Out" over the intercom Kachof the classes also wrote a stanza for a poem. "Good Books Good Times which w ill decorate the library door Mrs Marlene Davison's kinder garten class has enjoyed the story of Snow White along with the accom panying songs and records Their door is decorated with a picture of Snow While and the Seven Dwarfs from the Walt Disney version of the book The first grade decorated a door for the book The Snake That Sneezed They invited students from other grades to come to hear the story which is about a snake who swallowed a rabbit, peacock, ele phant. giraffe, kangaroo and lion As the story is read first graders show the door picture which has lift up flaps to show the animals inside the snake The first grade also published a class book called "Happiness Is Kach child wrote and illustrated a page telling things that make them happy, said their teacher Betty Rietmann The second grade decorated a door lor the book "Hot Air Henry They watched an educational series called Beading liainbow and were able to hear the story narrat«*d by 1-aVar Burton, said teacher Sharon Moms Mrs Barbara Collin s third grade class did two doors for National Rook Week The girls designed a picture from the t«H>g Miss Nelson is Back by James Marshall show mg the class, the teacher and the M r d n r» d .« principal The hoys made monsters from their imaginations to illustrate their book Where I he Wild Things Are by Mounce Semlak Children in Mrs Diana Kincaid s fourth grade class are learning to do library r«-search and make reports for social studies One of their favorite subjects is ancient Kgypt. said Kincaid, so they chose to do lh«.ir door decoration on a resource book "The Treasur«*s of Tutank ha men Kach child drew a picture of an artifact found in the tomb and displayed it on black paper that represents the darkness in the tomb for thousands of y ears New vocabu lary words found in the research are also listed Fourth graders also did a study in literature class about Aesop, the Greek slave, who told fables They then had to find a favorite fable in Ihre«. sources and then write a version of the fable complete with moral and illustration The 15 students in l-aura Hroder lek s fifth grade worked together to design and assemble a door d«*cora lion representing their favorite Ixxik character Haddington The children drew piclures of Haddington to represent book covers The fifth grade has produc«*d a hook entitled "K ifth Grade Hara graphs It contains all the basic elements of a hook including a vhxlicution to Mrs Carlson Because she taught us about the library " The sixth grade decorated a door for the hook "The Summer of the Swans by Relsy Byars This book is a Newberry award winner along with National Children’s Hook Week Kach of the sixth graders has written his own 35 page hook on a topic of his own choice Presently, each student is writing a poem l>ook. said sixth grade teacher Mark Jones TdTs C u am m e e r r u a Y CLEANING ON CAMERAS & BATTERY CHECK 25% OFF ANY FILM Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Nov. 25 - 27 ■ limit o«vo coupon P*' c u w m e | 1----------------------- COUPON------------------------- 1 Hoppnor Vldao^J* ------U 3 1 N 6 7 ^-5 2 1 0 Wednesday, Nov. 27 Rent a Machine & Two Films forTwo Nights only $ l l » o m All Movies $ 2 ° ° each for Two Nights ^ ( e xclu d in g new ornvo/s < S top ten) ,V / •J ' Qs I Come by < S chose fro m o v e r 450 movies t V . i ' For reserves coll 676-52 o r com e by’, J / J O va New Wood Stoves Have Arrived Stop by and look KITCHEN CABINETS over the 15 New Styles. Very nice looking & affordable! selection. N othing h e a ts lik e wood. GREEN FEED & SEED 'UtpfW i R a d io /h a c k I /Nl Left to Right: Down H um phreys a nd Boor, Joey Greisen, Jon Jacob Taylor show o ff their d oo r CHA9GI IT (MOST S T O Itîi Hv Justine W e a th erfo rd The prize winners at the Thurs day. Nov U Senior Center Benefit eard party were Dot Halvorsen first. Sue Vinson seeond. and Darrell Vinson low for pinochle ____ New & Used Tires Passenger, Pickup Implement M.C.G.G. 989 8221 while Daisy t ollin', won tirst Hill Collins seeond and Dr Wolff, low for bruise The rvcning s door prize went to lorn Wilson Wednesday Nov I I the noon hour was a special time for Kdith ltahh who was honored a little ahead of her 95th birthday with singing and the sharing of a tieautiful birthday cake and ice cream She aeknowled ged the attention nicely saying how much she enjoys the senior mealsite and the friendships she has made there by coming almost every Wed nesday noon This week, Nov 20, a traditional Thanksgiving dinner is scheduled The cooks. Mel Hammons and Kleanor Oonly. prepared a fine turkey and ail the extras The names of the winners of the three cords of firewood were being announced Next week ther will not be a Wednesday main meal because of the holiday on Thursday Therefore, the next senior meal is set for mam on December 4 Tandy 200 Portable Computer By Radio Shack Icldlf Mil Save *200 Save *50 7 9 9 QP 18995 Expandable 24K memory, built-in word processor BASIC and Multiplan program Flip-up LCD screen # 2 6 -3 8 6 0 i w « . Copy personal tapes, record oft radio, 2-speed phono, or "live with optional mikes' Matching 17" high speakers #13-1217 999 00 Remote Control Video Recorder The & lone H eppner W A ra m Rog 459 99 27 “ 14995 299 * 39 95 Stereo Sound Effects Battle enemy attackers and fiery aster oids to save the universe1 Six different skill phases AC/DC adapter jack VH S ricordar with l*< U y Teveri] timer Three «n»****« 1 a try up k> 8 hours gf recording and p4«ytMK ti on <xie T 160 caa- ■»efie ’ OSchannat cat*» ready tuner wrth 1 ? station p re sets 11 hm ction enraies» remote • 1^503 *6 0 -2 1 9 7 B«n»>.«x AC *nd DC K l.p l.'« .« ti. 1-Piece Telephone VHS Video Recorder With Remote Reg 249 95 Dual speakers and 10-watt amplifier tor big sound' Records from radio or "live’’ with built-in mikes Stereo-Wide* adds depth Auto-Search AC/battery opera tion #14-778 .«if. ET-120 by Radio Shack AM/FM Cassette by Realistic Cut 280/o 38% Off 12 “ 17 95 Pulse D lallngt Works on Any Line Rag J99 95 VM S racordof wrth Touch-redial. mute button White or Brown *43-501/502 l-eveot time» f h r m ip e a o s kx Reg 79 95 Built-In Mike Record lectures, meetings, even AM/FM broadcasts' Auto-level #14-1012 Bart«'»«* •*tr® 0 y iu io / t n ^ b’ ft-fu ti a ragwawwJ w w # -nark ar*J iradwwvfc <* 1 « p A m Cut »100 up to 8 novas o i recor(Sog and playones on o n a T 180 as » « la 105-channel cabl»raady tunar «nth I? »tahon pra san 8-tunctam «arad ramoia • trvyov Country Rose AM/FM Stereo Cassette SCR 8 by Realistic' 30% Off W e d eliver in V ii' Clarinette*-114 by Realistic 239 95 By Radio Shack e x W ™ Astro-Thunder Game Mi*** 1*> by R«alist»c' Heppner, Lexington Dual-Cassette AM/FM Stereo _ m Flowers in a gift for Thanksgiving. cotta color lor decorative year-round use Thanksgiving is Thurs day Novemtyer 28 Save on These Gift-Priced Items! PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! M o w 1« by H««‘.» it * These Teleflora Cattail Vase Bouquets can be wired any where m the United Stales or Canada The stoneware vases have a rc h terra 676 '-K11Í12 D EALER Seniors list prize winners pc c 1986 bw%ra Inc 676-9157 676-5001 (y (r i (LoctMd »1 K a te » Pizza & *24 lin d e n Way Hoppner A Radio Shack Dealer
