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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1985)
Ih r Hrppnrr («a irttr T lm n . Ilrppnrr Oregon Urdnr»da> Proceeds from hope chests benefit wood shop Parents club collects labels _________ * R I The he new k formed h .it af newly formed I'.urnls Parent* liu I'luh Hepjxiei Flementary School divided af its October meeting lo co lin i I'amphell Soup labels With these labels the group vs ill lie able to earn |»nnts to receive supplies and e«|uip inent for the school Those »ho wish to help may drop labels in the collection hoses placed at Central Market and Court Street Market in Heppnrr and |)r l s M arket in Lexington In addition to Campbell's soup l . labels, k . 1. I . latiels i. from all Campbell'« products, from canned Franco- American products and lut»-ls from Swanson Canned products and TV dinners RADIO CONTROLLED TOYS ARE FUN S o r o p tim is t S ty le S h o w j fk Saturday. Nov. 2d 1 - J p.m. Upstairs - Elks Lodge - Heppner Tickets: $5°° Adult S300 Student AAony In Slock Batteries | TVIIS AD SPONSOR!D BY ! M O R R O W COUNTY G R A IN GROW ERS j j RADIO SHACX 676-9001 Automotive, Tractor, Truck, TS-1000 o Hospital Notes ♦ Pioneer M em orial Hospital rejrorts admitting and discharging the following jvatients during Ihe (vast two weeks Delmer Buschke. Heppner ad milted November 8. discharged November 9 Dean Hunt. la*xinglon admitted Novemer 8, discharged November 11. and Katherine Alldntt, I.exmgion admitted November 12. discharged November 16 4 Toppings 2 Salad Bars 1 Pitcher of Pop Notice R e g $18'’ "EMERGENCY" POOL SHOOT BENEFIT Mashed Potatoes Gravy Vegtable Hot Rolls Salod & Dessert C.h»»ck up your cues «X head to Hucknum's I u\cm. (.lear the table for a yoo<l cause' A Radio Ih'Hil S ’t for our local ambulance ★ Saturday, Nov. 23 Auction 1 p.m. Shoot to Follow I )ouhle Elimination Calcutta Pot - MOO iX un 18 lb. 'Turkey Players Pot - *5 per team Dinner Rolls, Cookies, Fruit Cakes, Etc! Available Starting Monday. Nov. 25 * ! * X > 143 ÍV Main November Sale Starting Fluid NEW! CENEX Gasline Antifreeze PAX Snow & Ice Melt 8-ounce s t a r t i * H uid e • to l b Easy Pout ( asy Store Bag • Will N o i M arre I O n -nifi or 6 s o b e lt (504065) s4 Back CENEX Premix Windshield Wash 79 ' DIRECT FROM GE WHEN YOU BUY ONE GE HALOGEN HEADLAMP . HIGH LOW BEAM ROUND 2 HOLP SYSTEM SAIF PMiCf Freeze protection down to 25" below for your auto and can also be used lor glass cleaning needs m your home *< • m m m* ’« • i YOUH FINAL COST ill *« u -h e r $329 32-ounce i lone 20 Lb. Bag soaoni Only 3.29 Heavy Duty 2250-Watt Tank Heater LESS Gf MAIL IN o w n SO MAIL COUPONS fOR fULL OL I All S Clean 'Em Ups s32" 1 0 / 4 0 / 2 0 0 Amp 6 / 1 2 Volt Wheel Charger s1 9 s f143" *c  4 + m a c À & c 12-Foot 8-Gauge 422-7577 6763210 1 Booster Cables C^yen 7 a m 7 days week *0 5 4 » Kates Pizza Pastry See Doug Low e or y o u r fa v o rite EMT to sign up. Daily Specials Office Tavern $4 50 .e l Kates make your holidays easier with Pies. Good Home Cooking Mon.-Fri. - Luncheon Specials Sat.-Sun - Sandwich Specials Friday - Fish Day $7400 2 P o rk C h o p s ALL AKKA POOL SHARKS: Cold Weather Diesel Fuel Treatment "If a man could have half his wishes ha would dou ble his troubles * Beniamin Franklin for You! L a rg e P iz z a 9 8 9 -8 2 2 1 Boardman needs more teachers voted to allow princijuils Susan and Mick Tolar to take an education al lour of Fngland. Scottland and Wales next summer voted to go on record in supjMirl of the projyused Sujiorconducting . Sup ercolltder, for which Boardman has lict'n considered one of 25 sites throughout the 1 S Construction of the projxised facility could mean up to 3.500 new employees in the Boardman area, and would have tremendous imjuict on the county, and the school system T hanksgiving S a ie . IT a in e s d a v , N o v . 2 7 M.C.G.G. Growth in the Boardman schools could mean more for teachers for next year, the Morrow County School Board was told Monday night Riverside High School I ’rincijial Dan Daltoso said that his school presently has :MI students enrolled, and that there may be as many as so more students next year "Our problem is one of numbers." Daltoso told the board in making a request to budget for two more teachers "I think the justification for two new teachers is there, based on numbers alone " He said this year's senior class has 51 students, the juniors have 72, Sophomore class Hfi and the freshman 94 He added that next year's in coming freshman class could have 95 to lixi students The jump in emrollment could cause problems for the high school in that additional classes are needed in English, history, science, math, jjersonal finance and citizenship He also jxnnted out to the hoard that woodworking classes are full, and that changes in college require ments will force the school into adding classes in social studies The school hoard agreed with Daltoso. and voted to include the additional teachers in next year's proposed district budget Crowding at Sam Boardman FT ementary school caused the princt jial there to request additional staff next year Principal Susan Tolar asked the board to add either one full time teacher or two part-time aids at that school in next year's budget In other business, the board -voted to adopt a jxrlicy against tobacco use on school grounds and at school functions Previously the district had no jmi I ic > against lobac 676-9157 Kale’s has a R V Heppner High School advanced woodshopclasses have recently completed an eight week project and two hojje chests The 1‘htlippine mahogany chest left was made by from left John Kenny. Terry Cray and Scot 1‘oorman and will be <m disjilav at (iardner s Mens Wear It will be for sale to the highest bidder the week before Christmas Those interested in placing a hid should call the HHS office The F.astern Birch chest with a dark maple slain will be on display at the Heppner branch of First Interstate Baffle tickets for the chest built by (from center i Bruce Kng. Scott Jones, and Cene 1-ancaster will he av a liable al the high sch<»il basketball games Mart Brannon, not pictured but also assisted in building the chests Shop teacher Bob Frazier say s that both chests are cedar lined and have a hand lacquered finish The group project, he says, gives the students a chance to work together and at the same time he can monitor their haste woodworking skills No%rn»brr 2f, I M S h M N $1 2 29 ; V ,/ w M orrow County Grain Growers,« 350 Main Street Lexington, Oregon 97839 • Where (tie customer ts me compmy Phone 989 8221 1800 452-7396
