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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1986)
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Oregon W n ln rv li» , September 24. |4Hh NINf f* v../ o m m u n ity ------ , Congregation tells pastor farewell The congregation ol the lone Marilyn Rietnunn Altar flowers C a le n d a r _____________________________________ _ _ fhc congregation .>t the fine United Church of Christ was joined by area friends in saying gmvJbye to the Rev Cathv Barker on Sundav, Hot takes, ham. eggs, and •Sept 21 hescrage will he versed from 4 p m Barker's final sermon in lone was lo 6 am Saturday at the Ron tilled "C athy's Epistle to the McDonald Chevrolet Showroom Saints " She was assisted by Price will he the same as last year M oderator Sharon Riclmunn. organist Helen Martin and iiiusk tan said' After ncr children were in school she decided it was time to get serious and "start returning all that hod been given to me " She entered Ml Angel Seminary and earned a Master's Degree in scripture and Sam and Pauline Miller were in theology Presently she is a pastoral Heppner last week Miller is a associate at the Church of St Anne former forest ranger for the Hcpp in Portland ncr District of the Umatilla National Ms Dunn has been one of the Forest Mrs Miller taught in the speakers for the IVSalcs Adult grade school and was organist at the Education program produced by the Methodist Church She is also an ac Baker Duxese of the Catholic complished singer Mrs Hilda Merkel from Church Mcloughlm. South Dakota, is here visiting her sister. Ida Earra Mr and Mrs Elmer Palmer of ’he Rcv Boyce Die same evening at 8 p m Chairman IX>ug Drake has Heppner were called to Salem by the set a Pastor Parish Relationship death of his aunt, Josic committee meeting Eredcrickson They went on to Nest Sunday Sept 2«. following Rainier to visit Mrs Palmer's sister. morning worship, an Administrative Mrs Harold Sparks Mrs Anna Schwar/in drove to Council meeting, which the con gregation is urged to attend, will see Loncrosk on Sunday a first lime visit tor her A lovely drive for a the 1487 budget presented for adop non and will consider plans conccr Sunday Avaand Floyd Bcrcuw of Dallas nmg changes which may be made in arc visiting Mr and Mrs Bob Hnr church planning ris She is a sister of Mr Harris Bob is reported as much better and able to pursue his usual activities Dm class will be useful to those tolks who are somewhat new to the Episcopal Church and also those w ho are in need of a res icw, he said fhe Bishop's Committee will meet Sunday following the worship ser The Heppner EE A (ireenhand vice All members are asked to be- livestock team took first present as work will begin on the place at ludging the Pendleton Junior I *4H7 church budget Livestock Show on Saturday. Sept Legion to serve Hunters Breakfast Heppner American legion Post No 87 and Auxiliary will serve the annual Hunter's Rreakfast all nighi October J. ,jr i • Kpiscopal Bible study begins Bible study will be held this even ing September 24 at 7 to in the All Saints' Episcopal parish hall All are invited to attend A special confirmation class for those desiring to know more about the formation of the Christian Church will begin in October, the Res George l//ett has announced Greenhands take 1st place l)e Sales program starts This week starts the third year of the IX-Salcs adult education classes at St Patrick’s and St William's C atholic Churches in Heppner and lone The DcSales program studies selected aspec ts of the scriptures and Catholic doctrine Each scries is composed of eight 40 minute ses sums which include video present.! tions, relocation and discussion periods, said a study spokesperson The sessions are designed lor adult study groups and are led by local volunteers This year's programs arc entitled "Our Celebration of the Eucharist" and "The Writings of St Paul " Although geared to the Catholic adult, the spokesperson concluded, this program can offer an exciting faith |oumey tor any Christian adult For more information contact Sheridan Tomasky. b7f> 5054 or loa McElligott. 422 >228 The American Association of University Women is hosting its an nual international dinner to en courage new members The dinner open to any woman interested in A A U W . will be at Betty Kiel mann's home near lone. September 30 at 6 30 p m For information and carpooling, contact Karen Beck at b7b 4M)| or Lori Longway Vince at 422 721 1 laical highlights for I486 include a domestic violence services pro gram. Artitactory. books and cen sorship panel, and Blue Mountain Community College theatre night Several arts and crafts classes will be offered at Heppner Elementary School Tuesday and Thursday even ings beginning September 30 The classes are sponsored by Blue Ml Community College and will be taught by Mycal Osmin The classes include Doll Making, constructing three different dolls Anush. Country Pinafore, and a jointed bear and fnends Each workshop will last two nights Registration fee is S6 .V) Candlcwicking will begin October 21. registration fee is S3 Covered Photo Albums will be taught three nights beginning (X tober 23 Registration Ice is S7 SO Beginning Crovs Such is a two session class beginning November 4 at a cost of SS Advanced Beginning Cross Stitch will run two nights beginning Nov 11. registration fee is SS IXiugh Art Christmas ornaments will be offered November IK and 20. registration fee is SS Bow Typing will be taught one night only.. November 2S. registra lion fee is SS Christmas Candies will he taught December 2 and 4. registration fee is SS Pie Tin Punch will be taught one night only. December4. registration fee is SS Classes begin at 7 p m For more information contact the instructor at 676-5816 AAUW plans international dinner Craft classes offered in Heppner Deutz — Daly By Mary Bryant, 676-9493 Irene Tucker Atherton ol Ontario has been visiting Mrs Mildred Padberg They are sisters in law . and are enjoying being together again Betty Tanner and Mildred Padberg attended a party for the Rev Cathy Barker of lone I ater thev watched square dancing at the l egion Hall Al ami Betty Bunch attended a regional cat show at Kennewick. W ashington, recently at the Cavanaugh Inn Mrs Bunch rcnonrvl in excellent representations of various breeds They returned I home by way of Walulla Phvllis Hrunson ol Bonianu is spending some time with Mary Brvant of Heppner The friends at tended high school together ami have enjoyed their friendship through the vears A child abuse awareness program will be premuteci <Xtobcr I at Hepp ncr Elementary School The pro gram will begin al 7 til p m in the i Ihe jvarents of Maggie I t iX-utz and The bride elevi is thè duughtrr ot Ron and Mary IX-ut/ ot Pcndlelon Nhe graduateci frolli Pendleton High School and thè University ol < iregon Tini Daly is thè sonof Charles and 3 votine Daly ol Heppner He graduated from Heppner High School and attcnds Eastern Oregon multi jHirjiosc room and last about an Stale College hour Refreshments will be served The wili he married (X For more inform ation, call tober IH couple al St Mary's Church in 484 HI 7H Pendleton Tim Daly, all ol Pendleton, an nounce the engagement ol their c hildten Heppner business has new operators Charlie and I isa Wisdom are new operators ol Kale's Pi//a and Pastry They've leased it from Jett and Kathic Mabcn Ihey have changed the name to Charlie's Pi//a and Video World The Wisdoms are enthusiastic about the new business ami will be open at H a ill seven days a week Ihey will have a new menu and in tend to emphasize the pizza more Ihey will still bake doughnuts each morning, and will continue to have sandwiches and (he salad bar This is a rewrite of an article which ran September Id in which there were some errors The Gazette limes regrets the errors The (ireenhand team consisted ol Mark Brosnan. Cory Rill Jason Muhcn. Dan I imls.iv and Dean Munkers The advanced team from Heppner placed 6th Mike Van Schoiack. Nancy Bailey. Name W tight, Jodce Ashbeck and Marv Osmin com peted on the advanced team Mark Brosnan was the eighth high individual overall and high in dividual among the beginning livestock |udges Eight teams competed in the con test McUoughlin of Milton Freewater placed first in the ads am ed division Former Heppner resident returns Bouapeth (ThongdyiPa nyanouvong and her daughters An me and Amy visited her parents Mr and Mrs Phou Ihongdv and her brothers and sister over the weekend of September 20 and 21 Bouapeth attended Heppner High School about five years ago and was employed hv ihe Pioneer Memorial Hospital before she moved to W alia VAalia where she worked and was married She and her husband have lived in Wisconsin tor (he last three- years Annie was fvirn hi Sheboygan in March, 1485 and Aitiv was horn in Milwaukic six weeks ago The Panyanouvong family of four has returned West to make their home ill Walla Walla, much to the |oy of (he parents, grandparents and three younger members of the Ihongdv family ami their friends in Heppner \ J C hild Abusi* Awareness program slated 20 Charlie and Lisa Wisdom Orders To Go - No Extra Charge Phone 676 5210 NEW HOURS Mon Thurs. till 10 p m — Fri Sat., till 11 p m — Sun . till 9 pm Bakery open 7 days a week. 8 am f Thi s Friday. I«» C olohrale I lie Tliislaiifis Hom e G am e. ICeeeive One FREE IM lelier of Pop w illi any U irpe P izza! ALL BOYS Ages 6 - 1 8 years Heppner Police Report The Heppner Police Dept reports handling the following business dur mg the past week September IS H 10 a in report O t Burg la tv H 14 p m report ot Theft, 12 14 request officer tor Security Check September 16 12 14 report ot Burglary . 1:15 p m report of Theft. I 33 p m report of Theft September 17 11 (10 juvenile taken into custody. 7 p m Vehi d e Removed. 7 IS • suspect arrested for Violation of Restraining Order, alxo Assault IV September IK I SS report of Menacing. 7 43 report ot Strange Circumstances. 7 52 report of Strange Circumstances. 8 18 report of Theft; 4 54 assist Morrow County Sheriff Dept September 14 4 p m - assist Morrow County Sheriffs Officer. 10 56 citation issued for Violation of Basic Rule (55 mph in 35 mph /oneI, 11 25 - citation issued for No Operator License September 20 12:21 request of ficer for Security Check Engagements _ tioccv-r Heppner Happenings Methodists continue study classes Sunday evening Sept 21 the first class conducted by Rev Don Boyce, pastor of Heppner United Methodist Church, explored the meaning of membership in that denomination, a second class continuing the search lor understanding of membership in the church and the local congrega lion will be held at 7 p m on Sun day evening. Sept 2K Dus Wednesday at noon a brown bag Bible studs gn<up will meet with Aliai were by Helen Marlin After church a politick dinner and a public reception drew many The Rev Barker wav given a Pendleton blanket and other farewell gifts She ami the choir provided music Rev Barker and her dog Mercy left for her next assignment at ( adillac. Michigan, on Tuesday Sept 23 Pastoral associate to speak Sept. 29 On September 20 Anne Dunn will be (he guest speaker at (he anmail Christian Women's Salad Supper Her talk will he "Christian Unity, not Uniformity." and a slide presea tation about a 14 8 ' trip she made u> Israel Originally from South Bend, In diana Anne Dunn graduated from Regis College in Boston She work ed as a children's librarian until the raising of her children became a full time responsibility. a spokesperson H innunn Featuring Over 1,000 Different Bulbs Lexington Pie & Coffee — $100 S p o n s o r « - «! by la ‘ \lnt(l<Mi G n rd i-n l i n g s FKKK Hot Dogs & Cokes GIRLS Junior Bowling Registration Sat. & Sun., Sept. 27-28 10 a m. 2 p.m. LEAGUE STARTS OCT. 3 AT 3:45 PM JUNIORS grab your parents or any adult and join our ADULT/JUNIOR LEAGUE 4 to a team; 2 Juniors - 2 Adults Find out who's the best in your family S IA R IN i S t NDAY, O CT. 5 at 2:00 p.m. Meeting at 1:00 p.m. ABSOLUTELY NO HUNTIN Now At T he H eppnel GAZETTE-TIMES f
