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Ihr Mrppnrr Gazette- 1 Inwv Heppner. Oregon VN nlnrMln», October ». |Vjt<> . HV* Community Calendar Methodist women plan bazaar Ai ihcir (Xt 2 meeting in the h»>me of Put Hyatt. the Heppner United Methodist Women nude pUn% for tall activities The> will jgain present an annual pre- Chnslmas Bazaar on the first Satur das of November, which comes on the first day of the month this year Under their president. Cara Costa, they reviewed committee assignments and plans for this crafts and food sale and community lun cheon which is to begin in their churi h basement at V a m A hearty homemade luncheon of soup, sand wiches. pie and beverages will he served between l l a m and I 30 p m As usual a collection of home baked food will be presented for sale that day The women are to meet early on Friday evening Oct 31. to set up tables and make final arrangements for the bazaar Their December meeting will again be on the first Wednesday evening of the month This will be held in the home of Vem Batty That evening the sup portive secret sisters of IV86 will he revealed Methodist church changes schedule Beginning this Sunday. Oct 12. morning worship at the Heppner Cnitcd Methodist Church will begin at 11 a m Sunday school classes will meet from V 30 until 10 30 a m Lutherans plan fall kickoff A continental breakfast of hot rolls, juice, milk, and coffee is planned for Sunday. October 12 at Valby Lutheran Church (17 mi south of lone) il H a m fhe autumn season festisal is designed to renew participation in the 1 HO year old church program of worship and Sunday School activities Contributing to the occasion is the matching funds assistance program ot Lutheran Brotherhood Branch 8058 This program has primarily assisted the church in its work with families needing medical assistance, or families from foreign countries This year's emphasis will focus on the much publicized Valby Centen nial History Book which is now in the rough draft form Matching funds will help offset the printing costs of this historical book Family donations will he accepted for the breakfast Church services will follow at V a m and Sunday School is at 10 15 a m Cow Belles to meet Thurs., Oct. 9 rhe Morrow County Cowhelles will meet Thursday. Oct V, 6 30 p m at Charlie's Pizza We will try to base business taken care of in time for the loot hall game New 10 minute video, ' ‘Cable Ranch Kids" will be shown and plans formulated for "Town n Country Day " Blood drawing planned Oct. 16. A blood drawing, co sponsored by the Heppner Hlks lodge No 338 and Pioneer Memorial Hospital and the American Red Cross, Columbia River Blood Services will he held Thursday. Oct 16 from 3 to 7 p m The drawing will he held at the F.lks lodge, 142 N Main in Heppner Watercolor class announced for Nov. Morrow County Creative Arts ami Crafts will sponsor a beginner class in watercolor in November Pic date and location are pending, but the class will be held on a Friday even ing and Saturday Tina Tharp will he the instructor For more information, call Vojean Forquer, 676 3408 or Betty Mills, 676-5346 WCCC sets Oct. 15 meeting Willow Creek Country Cluh will hold a general membership meeting on Wrdncvlus Ocl IS M r 'Up m in the Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative conference room On the business agenda for the evening will he the nominations of officers for I*487. long range plans for the club, and a discussion of the year to date After the meeting (wo movies will be shown. "G o lf Courses of Scotland" and "The IVH2 l S Open All members arc urged to attend Please contact Fd Struthers. 67b 344 V if there is something you wish included on the agenda D.A. Report Morrow Counis District Allomes Richard Ms Semes has released ihr following refS'rt of business son ducted during the past month Jacob Frederick Shifts. 20. lone was sentenced on Sept IV before Judge Ralph Currin on the . barge of burglary in the first degree and at tempted robberty in the first degree He was sentenced to tisc sears tor mal probation to Oregon Stale Patrolc ansi Probation Department to serve 93 slays in the County Jail with credit for lime already serves! and to undergo mental health evaluation lor alcohol treatment at own expense and to pay court lees and fines in the amount of V44t) Joel Medrano. 26 Boarxinun was sentenced on Sept IV hetore Judge Ralph Currin on the s harge ot s lol.i lion of a restraining order He was sentenced to six months in |ail wuh credit for time alrcasly served Jail time was suspenslesl on ihc condition that the defendant have no lurthei similar violations of the law William Allen Daughcrls 42. Ir rigon, entered a plea of not guilts to the charge of assault in the first ilcgrec on Sept IV before Judge Ralph Currin Duane Brusc SidcbiMtom, 35. Ir ngon. was arraigned on the charge of manufacture ot a controlled substance on Sept IV before Judge Ralph Currin Jevus Flores Rios. 27. ( alitornia. was arraigned on the s barge ot at templed burglary in the first degree and atlemptcvl burglars in the second degree before Judge Ralph Currin on Sept iv W.C.C.C. Golf the club’s by-laws Ikxvr prizes were won by Martha Peterson. Lucille Massey and I orena Iones Sixteen dedicated lady golfers braved last W ednesday's cool weather tor the final organized play of the season Results of the play follow Low gross Barbara Cutsforth l*>w net Mary Beamcr High net I us tile Peck Least putts Girona Jones Most putts I uollc Massey Sec ret hole Bche Munkcrs Chip in laircna Jones Following play, the goiters met for lunch at Charlie s Pizza and Video World Hie following officers were elected to serve two yearv Jo Pettyjohn president. Barbara Cutstorth vice president. Hamel Pearson sec retarv treasurer A committee was irspointcd to irsise f ^ - f Get Tuned Up For 4 + Bird Season a.m . Sunday, October 12 Sensibly was the first weight loss club For more information about TOPS, drop by Monday night at 7 p m or call C herrte C lark. 676-5222 Hear ’n Their By Eva Hamlett 422-7557 Dianna Hams and Helen Pettyjohn entertained Sunday with a family dinner in honor of Tyler Hasstng's 3rd birthday Those attending were Leslie and Kim Thompson and three children. Kellie Chrtsman and daughter. Kris Rea and children from Pendleton. Jane Hasstng from Pendleton. Wayne Hams. Deena, Shawn and Jell Hams. Michelle Sal ing. and Skip Pettyjohn Tyler Havs mg is a grandson of Dianna and Wasnc Hams On Sept IV. la-o and Irene Crafc tree drove to Caldwell. Idaho to spend a lew days with their daughter. Sharon (ielinas On the 20th the group attended the gradu ation exercises of Shelnia (Ielinas. granddaughter of Crabtree s Shclrna graduated from the 11 I Technical Institute at Boise. Idaho, which was held at the Red Lion Riverside Motor Inn Fied Martin led the worship ser sice for World Wide Communion Sunday Oct 5 at the I'nitcd Church of Christ Breads of different coun tries, nude by church members, were sersed during the coffee hour I-jsi Friday Leo and Irene Crab tree went to Salem to visit Irene's brother and family. Mr and Mrs Donald Scheelar They visited with Babe Slender, who is in a nursing home and also visited George Slender who is in the Salem Memorial Hospital Norma Rea, Geneva Palmer. Miree Hubbard. Helen Crawford, and I.cwis and D im Hals or sen spent Sept 23 to 30 on a tnp to Expo "8 6 " sponsored by Flans Bus from Condon They spent the first night in Seattle. Washington and the nest morning toured the Underground Ci ty I-ater in the day they drove to VanciMiver, B C , where they went to the Park and toured the city The nest three days were spent at Expo On Sunday they took the ship Brit liana to Squamish. 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