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TW ELVE - II** Heppner Gazette lime*. Heppner. Oregon Wrdrw-sday, July 2.». I1H* Parade entries coming in * Hear ’n Their By Eva Hamtatt 422-7557 according to co-chairman Joyce Hughes Prizes and ribbons will be award cd in many division including Adult organizations Business Floats. Out of County Floats. Best Mounted Family Group, Best Comte, Clowns and Clown groups. Antique and Classic Car Clubs. Old C an and Trucks. Childrens Floats. Children’s Marching units and Rands and Bugle Corps The theme this year it "ToMor row Today". Many uJeas are ex pected to be used, both serious and humorous Anyone wishing to have an entry in the paraiie may contact Hughes. 989 H412 or Bob Kahl at Turner Van M iner Bryant Insurance office or pickup entry forms at the Heppner (ja/ette- Times office or at the F-ntcr pnse in Boardman Several cniriev fur the 1986 Mor row ('«Ninty Fair and Rodeo Parade to he held on Saturday. August 16 have been received However, there iv lots of room lor additional entries before the deadline dale of Aug 8 -A baby shower was held July 15 an excellent fireworks and laser at die United Church «4 Christ social display every night ai K) 30. which room for Nathamal Rea. son of they really looked forward to -:-Mr and Mrs Milkm Morgan at Janette and Craig Rea Assisting at the shower table were Karen Pinnes, tended the Blue Mt R V Group and Sandra Halvorsen The tea table gathering at the Minam River this was centered with a large baby motif last weekend On the way up they decorated cake, and flanked with visited with Mr and Mrs Wren Case blue «.andles Cutting and versing the at laGramJe -:-Mr and Mrs Fred Martin cake was Judy Rea. mother of Craig Rea. Canil Taylor presided at the returned home Sunday evening after Punch fxrwl and Hattie fAipplin a K> day tnp around the state of poured the coffee and lea Hostesses Oregon, visiting friends and wee Linda LaRue. Maryann relatives They were at lake Oswego. McF.lligott. Marie Key, Marilyn Rove burg, lehanon Wfcldport Ban Reitmann. Kathy Morter, Marilyn don. Bend and Madras On Sunday. Childers, Ruth McCahe, Carol July 13 they attended an inftirmal an nual get together of friends fmm Tay lor nad Jean Jepsen • -Mr and Mrs Noel Dohsns Albany college, where Helen went to from Florence spent last week at the college Albany College was moved to ftirtland. years ago and is now home of B«>b and Suzanne Jepson They spent Iasi Tuesday in lone Lewis and Clark College On Sun day July 20 they attended Pioneer visiting fnends •.The lone United Church of Picnic at Madras, where Fred has some relatives Ourist Youth Gmup left July 7 to at \ I . o hi j i u l K,in« li Senti - Dianna Hams and Helen IVtty tend the F.ipo 86 at Vancouver, Cork Norene of Heppner and nel Puli« y. Iik«- j kim m I lu lo Canada and returned July II giving John spent last Saturday shopping in Shirley McNary of lone will join o l lu v . wraps u p many them three days at Expo The youths the Tn-Cities Nadene Nutting Simonscn, - Jim Swanson returned home insurant«* < (»«‘ rages in going were Judy Jespen. Mary and Portland, and Neskowin to study Sunday after spending several days in on e neat pat Itage Jolmda Cupps. Brian Ball, and watercolor with Tom Allen of Shawn Ham* Drivers and the Heppner Pioneer Hospital with Oregon State University this for (lei. ii K c o n ia ti me. Del’s Market in Irvington has recently installed a frozen yogurt chape nines were. Res Cathy Barker, hack problems weekend yinn f asi. I . hi anil 1 nendly machine and is offering 32 flavors in «ones, cups, pints or quarts - Bill Nichols had hip surgery Ju Dianna Hams, laura Rmderick and They will then spend a week at the farmers Agoni There are also sit toppings to choose from ly 14 at St Anthony Hospital in son Brvan. and Kip Norm, who met Sitka An Center studying with Sheri Piper (above) helps niece Kristin Skow. I. sample the product Pendleton He is expected to return the gmup at Fllenshurg. Washington Michael Schlichtingell Ployhar Ui his home in Islington TUesdav. They stayed at the home of Mike and Norene has recently heen accepted Barb Rayor. who are friends of John July 22 Insurance at a member of the Watercolor Art Stefani Jr is a patient in St and Jean Jepsen The Youth Gmup Society of Oregon Tina Tharpe of Heppner, OR had earned enough money to pay Anthony Hospital in Pendleton Heppner is also a member 676-5818 -Tom HamJett of Rirtland spent their expenses, plus gas. and also By Delpha Jones treated the adults to a nice dinner the the weekend at the home of his The Irvington Garden Bugs met parents, Adon and Fisa Hamlett On Frances Peck wm the door prize evening before they left for home for a regular meeting at the home of The next meeting is scheduled fcir the Each day they tried foods fmm a Sunday the family spent the after Luclla Taylor Presiding was the home ot Marie Steagall in August different country and Ui«>k in live noon with Sharlenc Arcnds in Ir- chairm an. Dorothy Burcham Mr and Mrs John Tellcchea cultural entertainment Everyone had rigon Along with Richard Hamlett Members heard a report on the Fair and family are enjoying a visit from a good time and enjoyed the many and Dave Bolls, they had a picnic and the committees appointed to his hnxhcr. Jose’ Antonio Mayo. pavilions which each gave their own barbecue at the Waterfront Park in work at the Flower exhibition The John's brother from Fresno. Califor Irngon F.ipo stamp There was live enter Club is planning a booth this year, As of July 9, 1986, the City nia They are spending some time lairiment going on at different times the first time, so all are looking for visiting friends in Burns and during the day through out (he Expo Council passed a motion lo extend C u sto m M a d e ward to this project sightseeing Eastern Oregon site, and ai least five exciting rides reading water meters through O c - The club members and their [he Shoun Steagall picnic was which the youths enjoyed There was tober and will read them April I to families gathered at Cutsforth Park include charging for the month of held last week at Bull Prainc starting July 20 for a picnic and fun after April on Thursday when family members noon A report was also heard Irom began arriving There were visitors • 1/4” • 3/1 • 1/2 the following members. Kathy from Spray. Fossil. Heppner. Tellcchea. l.uella Taylor. Dorothy PirtUnd. lehanon, Tigard. Coos • 3/4 • 1” • 1% Burcham, Marie Steagall, Delta _____________________B y Mary Bryàftt 676-9493 Bay. Pnnesille. fVndlcton, lone, and Huber. Marge Ball, and Frances Irvington The group meets at this Mr and Mrs Marvin Jones of Murty who motored to Mary hill Guests of Dr and Mrs L D time cash year ai Bull Prairie A n y Le n g th Glen Burme. Maryland, have heen Castle for a fun day They enjoyed Tibbies recently were their son. Mr and Mrs Jeff Sieger and visiting Mr and Mrs. Carl the Castle museum, looked at the family from Federal Way. lance Tibbies, and his wife from McDaniel Mrs Jones and Mrs Lo ts o f Fittin g s flowers, led the peacocks and en C«*lumbus. Ohio While here they ‘ ' Washington visited for several days McDaniel are sisters They brought joyed many intercstng things with her parents Mr and Mrs (iene attended his class reunion lance is Avis Rcnshaw with them from Col It is hoped that the broken pipe in the Associate Dean of Capitla Sonstegard umbus. Maryland She returned the park will vmn he filed Th«ise Mr and Mrs Dave Shuler have University Law School at Colum home last Thursday by train Mr present for the day were IXirothy bus. Ohio. returned to Fort C«>llins. Colorado Burcham, Franccg Murty. Ians Mr and Mrs Frncst McCahe and Mrs Jones remained here and alter visiting her sisters, and families. Allyn. Frames IVck. Mane Steagall. of Heppner entertained ai dinner for are alwi visiting Mr and Mrs James Anita Boyer and the Gene 148 E. Center 676-9123 Smith of Pendleton, brother of Mrs Annetta Paslherg and the hostess a family group to visit with Paul and Sonstegard Jones and Mrs McDaniel They Julie iRietnunn) Frink and their Frda Piper is at her home again plan on slaying until the early part after a stay with her daughters in youngest Min. Toby, of Huntington of August Beach. California Present were Mr D>rtland ami Newport Anson Wright Park was the Mrs J * m Marquardt and and Mrs Wayne Kielmann. Fddy scene of a reunion of the McDaniel and Irnny, Mr and Mrs Harold daughter Jodi relumed to their home Call CARGILL, INC. for all your gr.un marketing nerds family on Sunday A county show in Washington after a stay at the Betty Kielmann and Nova. Lucile Riel W e Offer: ed 59 people present Among those mann. Don Bristow. Stephanie and Marquardt home They will return enjoying the day were Pete and •Grain bids delivered Arlington. Oregon later this week Jim remained at the Dustin Haguewood. John Bristow, Mary Haynes of Baker. Mr and •Grain bids F O B your farm and Mary Bristow, all ol lone Pam ranch for awhile to work Mrs Marvin Jones of Glen Burme, Mr and Mrs Tim Fisher from Doherty. Sara and Jennifer of Maryland; Mr and Mrs James •Grain storage available/call for rates & W ilsonville. John and Sonja Pmland are spending a tew days at details Smith of Pendleton. Mr and Mrs the Marquardt ranches She is the McCahe. Michael and Manssa of Robert Young of Mt Vernon, • Quick and reliable payments Heppner. Doug and Dustin Bristow former Kathy Messenger, daughter of Washington, and Mr and Mrs Bud of F.ugenc. and F.mily Harsin of •Competitive prices & other marketing Sue ami Gerry Messenger McKinney of Arlington. Washington Sue Messenger and Joni Prairie City The evening ended with and their son. John Mrs Young and alternatives Messenger, daughter of Mr ami a treal of deep fried elephant cars •Timely marketing information Mrs McKinney are nieces of Carl Mrs Beulah Oglctree and Mrs CatToll arc visiting the T F. McDaniel and daughters of hit Cash on the Spot for Generic Certificates granddaughter. Tanika Ice. of Messenger and Betty Marquanlt ran sister. Dorothy Others came from Grants Pass, have heen visiting Bud ches this week Monument, Spray. Elgin and Wa arc taking old crop at Arlington today* Forward contract your naw crop Bremla and Janie Jones hase and Harriet Batty and Vcm Batty of Heppner and rasarva rollovar gram now wtnla tha markat is »till abova loan Heppner Ryan Rennc, granwrn of returned to their h*>mc in Echo after -: Mr* Hazel Bauman celebrated Vcm Batty has been visiting from a visit at the home of their grand her birthday on Saturday Mr and Houston. Texas He is the Min of parents Joe and Hilda Yocom Mrs Walter Edgcr took her to din Mrs Batty’s daughter. Gail ner on Sunday Like a g o o d bale of hay I^ocal artists begin watercolor study Try a Bite Lexington News HYDRAULIC HOSES $Èk o V Heppner Happenings 4 n APAV Heppner Auto Parts ATTENTION GROW ERS: Call 1-503-454-2751 BE A YEAR-ROUND GARDENER with a SOLAR PRISM GREENHOUSE THE ULTIMATE IN BACKYARD GREENHOUSES! 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City of Heppner and the Heppner Merchant's committee was held last Wednesday night The meeting was called in an ef fort to co«irdinate efforts of the four groups towards the economic better ment of Hcpjwcr anJ South Morrow County Ways to improve communication between the groups was discussed, and it was decided to try a joint pro ject in an effort to work more together The vacant kit between the post of fice and Shoe Box will he cleaned, a fence put up and gravel laid dtiwn to improve the image of «Jtiwntown Named on honor roll Mark Van Hoyt, a Computer Systems major from Heppner has heen included with 159 students on the spring quancr Dean'* List at Oreg«m Institute of Technology In elusion on the list requires that a stu dent attain at least a 3 33 graile point average Available in Eastern Oregon on introductory offer for less than you can build or buy a conventional greenhouse c ON DISPLAY 3 DAYS ONLY Manufactured by: SUNRISE FIBERGLASS ENGINEERING, INC. 1212.1 Hwv. 101 North Shelton, WA 98584 J u ly 2 4 th , 25th & Vacant lot next to the Post Office Hours: 12:00-5:00 p.m . 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