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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1986)
• Heppner Happenings Mr and Mr* Bill Becket of Portland are guest* of Mr* Ruby Becket this week a* well a* her niece and hu*hand. Linda and Mike Hightower of Prineville They are helping her fim\h her packing and doing the necessary thing* prior to her move to South Carolina • Mr and Mr* Nclvon Connor entertained jt dinner Friday night in honor of their *on. Ixsi's 12th hir thday Mr and Mr* Albert Connor of Heppner. paternal grandparent*. Mr and Mr* Truman Me**enger. Jr of Hermi*ton. maternal grand parent*, and Mr and Mr* Truman Me**enger. Sr of Islington, great grandparent*, were prevent (>n Saturday. the Connor* attended the Me**enger family reunion at Sori**i* Park at I he Dalles -Mr and Mr* Tom Huddleston have just relumed from a trip to Cascade lake in central Idaho They visited Mr and Mr* Tom Arsin while there and were joined by Mr and Mr* Ken Hagen, of Prineville -Mr* [Van Connor, Penny Con nor, Mr* Lee Palmer, and Mr* Lincoln Nash were in Pendleton on Saturday They spent the afternoon window shopping and shopping and attended the Dress-Up Parade that evening -On August 25. Kathleen McCon ncll. daughter of Mr and Mr* Charles McConnell became the bride of Harold Adam* of Nampa. Idaho The wedding took place in the laikcview Rose Garden in Nampa A busload of senior citi/cn* at By Mary Bryant 676-9493 tended the dre**-up parade in Pendleton Saturday night -In checking with the family. Bob Harris is reportedly doing well, and was e spec ted home Tuesday Mrs Edith Musgravc was fxwiess for a birthday dinner recently at her home on Top Mountain near Monu ment in honor of Harold Steven* of Hardman Also present were hts wife. Helen, their son. Bob and his wife. Judy, of Hardman, and their children. JoJean Steven* and John and hi* wife. Marie, all of Pendleton, and Mr* Verna Brinda. mother of Judy Steven* The day was spent visiting Bob and Judy Stevens of Hard- nun. and her mother. Verna Brin da. of Heppner. left tor Ltah this morning to move Hill Hnnda. »onof Verna, to Heppner. where he will nuke hi* home with hi* navther Mr* Sara Adkins wav visited recently b* her w>n and hi* witc. Mr and Mr* Earl Crismon. of Pendleton Also her nephew. 1 loyd Canoy, youngest son of her oldest brother, and hi* wife. Alberta, from Seattle He ha* two grown daughter*, one. Laura Conoy, i* a professional saooeyball player The other daughter i* married and ha* two children I would apprec iate hearing from parent* of college found young peo ple It i* my understanding that Jack Estherg will be attending school at I aGrande. Michael Bergstrom. Jim Cason. IVnnis VS.irren. and Penny Connor will be at Blue Mountain First Christian begins Fall programs ft am will center on the theme of God's promise Sunday evening services at 7 p m will focus on the subject of cults "We will he discovering who they are and esamtning many in detail." said the Res Don Shelton W e en courage everyone interested to join us for this important and timely study." A W ednesday evening Bible Study and prayer meeting at the church will start September 17 at 7:30 p m The community is ins ited to join any and all services at the church For further information, please call 676 9209 Heppner Women’* Agio Fellowship will meet Tuesday. Sept 16 at 7 p m at the Morrow County Fairgrounds annex field Aglow is a non denominational Christian Women’s organization I "he September speaker will be Jan W'heelhouse of Heinuston. who was bom in Heppner and graduated from Heppner High School in 1959 In |9n| che married Jan W heelhou.se of Arlington, they have two children The Heppner United Methodist Church will have a special potluck dinner following the worship service this Sunday . ScpKcmher 14 All are invited to attend worship and the psotluck dinner Following the pixluck dinner there will be a plan ntng session for the coming church year and for die annual Church Con ference to be held Sunday, November 9 On Sunday. Sep* 14. a spiecial purl of the worship service will in elude a reading of the ” Pastoral L«t- ter from the Council of Bishops of The United Mcthtxfisl Church entitl ed. "In liefense of Creation The Nuclear Crises and a Just Peace " Throughout the country. United Methodist congregations will hear this letter from the bishops read from the pulpit A spec ul six week study of the Foundation Ovument will take place at the church this fall Everyone is ins ited to be a pvart of the happenings this Sunday at Hcpp ner Methodist Church All Saints’ begins early Early Communion Services on Sunday mornings will begin at K 50 a in starting Sunday . Sept 14 at All Saints Episcopal Church Sunday school also begins this Sunday at 9 t<) a m Children and teachers will gather in the church for songs and announcements Service and By IX-lpha Jones Eucharist will be Family at the normal hour 10 to j m Annetta ansi Bill Padberg were her of The mid week Bible Study begins brother and wife Mr and Mrs Dick this Wednesday at the parish hall at Barnett from the S jii Francisco. 7 to p m A Singspiration will be California B.iv Area. Cal and Hill's held at the Seventh das Adventist son Mike P.idberg and children evening, the com Ixxington Grange will meet on church is Sunday invited Monday evening So|* 15 at b 50» munity A daily home Bible Study pro p m for a potlm k dinner and program cS u n . While in Heppner they led a church youth group for four years She has been active in Aglow since it* beginning in Eastern Oregon She has been on the Umatilla Executive Hoard as cor responding secretary and recording secretary She is now corresponding secretary for the area board and she is acting president of area board All women and teenage girls are cordially invited for this time of fellowship Congregations evaluate singspiration sponsored by the South Morrow The Community Singspiraton will be hosted by the Seventh Day Adventist Church on Sunday . Sep* 14 at 7 p m The church is located at 560 N Minor St All residents of the area are cordially invited to come Community Singspiraton* are Methodists plan special service, potluck Lexington News Cecil Jones, as a member of the Morrow County Planning Commis sion recently attended the dedication of Boeing's Boardman lest Range facility This was to acknow ledge the recent authorization to proceed with expanded aerospace research, development and testing facilities This project will cost about 515 million dollars and it is hopied will generate employment growth Senator Bob Packwood was the special guest for the day Transpor tation was provided for those in tcrested in viewing the site Rev Glenn Anderson, wife Phyllis and children have moved to I-cxington where they will minister to the Lexington Baptist Church They are living on Main Street in the former house of Mary IXiherty next to Del’s Market There will be a potluck dinner on Sunday to welcome the family. A potluck dm ner was enjoyed this past Sunday honoring Rev Ernie Williams, of The Dalles who has been filling in this summer Mr and Mrs Glenn Miller from Hermiston visited friends and relatives in Heppner and Lexington on Sunday Mr and Mrs Charles Buchanan were Walla Walla v isitors a couple of days last week Ed Murty is home after a stay in Pioneer Memorial Hospital [konna IXmgherty has returned to her home in The Dalles after a cou pic of weeks visit with her mother Barbara Cutsforth While vacation ing they all visited the Worlds’ I air and other points of interest Mr and Mrs l ari Papmeau have returned from a week's vacation which look them to Tacoma. Washington, to visit relatives and to Packwood. Washington, where they visited Earl Miller who is employed near there Mr and Mrs Gene Ofwick have returned from a trip to the World's Fair and report an interesting time Holly Rehekah lodge met for the first regular meeting of the fall with the N G Kathy Tcllechea in the chair Plans were made for the quarterly birthday party and potluck dinner for the Oddfellows and Rebekahs and families The fall and winter activities will soon be under way and members are busy planning these Refreshments were served by Ruth Robinson and Donna Papmeau Visitors this week at the home of Aglow fellowship meeting slated Community Calendar The new fall quarter has begun at the Heppner First Christian Church w ith new programs for all ages The Sunday School begins at 9 4 5 a m with classes for every age from 2 years through adults Monung wor ship is 11 a m . and evening serv ices at 7 p m., each Sunday A very special day for the Sunday School is coming September 21 It has been designated "Rainbow Sun day” The focus of the day will be on God's prom.ses in the rainbow Prizes will be awarded for memory work and the most brightly dressed person The morning message at 11 "J • K“ 1“ * 1 »V, lyg». > h k > • County Ministerial Acvviaton The various congregations in the area serve as host* The organization is evaluating this activity to determine if it should be continued It would be helpful for members to let their pastor know their feelings concern ing this matter Booth set up to explain United Way to accep* donations to United Way, but will instead be used to give in formation atxxit what United Way is, what it does, and how it benefits those in Morrow County Hamp*on say* people from agen cies that United Way helps, will he there to talk about those benefits A campsaign to collect money for United Way will begin later, he said An informational fxxHh to explain the benefits of United Way in Mor row County , will be set up in Hepp ner next to the post office from 12 noon to 2 p m on Thursday, Sep*ember IK Dave Hanipaon. campsaign civ chairman for South Morrow Coun ty. says the bo«*h will n<* be used services Farmers Get Your Seed Treating Material Now! gram will begin (his month for members and other interested peo ple It is entitled "Discovery" Pus indiv idual daily study is designed to help one meet (iod daily through thoughtful Bible reading and prayer For Smut in Wheat & Barley Terracoat LT2 Vitavax 25D B G ranox N -M (M a n e b -H C B ) Dust Vitavax 2 0 0 (Flowable) FA LL For Wireworm in Wheat & Barley It’s Here Last Chance to Paint up & Fix up! 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