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/ •• ,• • •* •’ * . • •* ' . \ » »' . « ~ ■ # • * * * .. •. * ,'* « • >-• •• -, .*• ‘ —, . » • *• '* • ■ ‘ ; .. »* ■ • •• * ^ • • ^ , "** Î f . * —' * , » . ' *' * ' - ’• ■---- j . • ... » » * • ... ■ ■■■ * H r p p iu r ( .a /rttr- T im e s . H r p p iu r . O regon W r d iw s d a i, May 6, I9H7 - T H R E E Community Calendar Workshop to emphasize effective meetings PETTYJOHN’S # ANNIVERSARY PARTY! Anyone intcre ucd in m ik in g meetings more effective. is invited lo a sfxrvtal workshop Tuevday . May 12, 6 30 p m . D odge C 'li) Restaurant. Boardnun. Oregon Topics covered w ill include desek*ping trust within a group, how to huild and run a good meeting and how to handle d iffic u lt members The Family Community leadership Team have attended intensive train mg sessions where they gained pro ficiency in leadership, conununna- lion and dcusion nuking skills. Coming Friday, May 22 Door Prizes - Free Lunch - Super Buys! H eppner 6769157 BARGAINS OF THE MONTH O Singspiration slated May 10 The M in iste ria l 5 s\oci« l ion 's monthly singspiration w ill he May 10 starting at 7 p m at the Seventh l)a> Adventist Church Churches and indis kluals are cikou raged to at- 8 QUART ICE CHEST PRO LOW PRICE MFRS REBATE* 7.99 -4 00 REINFORCED VINYL HOSE PRO LOW PRICE MFRS REBATE* - 5 49 1.50 - Sat CREEK BANK RESTORATION M iller & Sons W elding, Inc. 235 Linden Way Phone 676-9613 Heppner. Oregon 97836 P.O. Box 650 Ask about our I Amboy for your heavy hauling (see your conservation office tor cost sharing) ; V » • A) ■*- ■ x ja- xjW . + Large l yard capacity bucket Long 35 foot reach. Will reach across your stream Olden-McCabe family honored as countv pioneers Tbuch of a single button causes footrest to come up first, for a semi reclined position with feet elevated With the touch of another button, the entire chair rises — not Just the seat — to provide maximum stability and back;arm support J ^ r’ 9J5 W O rc h a r d H crm is ton 567-3511 Ik M om s the word. S cu d tin* I 1 1 ) K S c n k t l (.« in d ie Ik iu q iK l o r (I m * I I l ) S e w in g l iis k c t Ik w hk h iim lin k ’s a tr .iw l mm |uet. s e w in g k il X d M o th e r s W i v k shirts M ,iy 4 lust i . i l l o r visit us t<«l<rv . \V N ^ V > cX Drop By and Sign up fo a FREE Mother's Day Bouquet!! Contest open to Everyone! Th* Country Rose 676-9426 H , ------- - ------------ M « n /o and M ary J a n « O td«n I he parents. Fnos . uk I Julia Ann and their children, lived at Bloom held Center lor many years, owning and operating a dairy farm. lire men also worked as stone masons and brick layers M en /o A llre d , the oldest son and Mary Jane ( M oore) were married May ' I . 1869 m Bloomfield Center, Wisconsin A fter M en/o whs mar ried. he and his wife and M c n /o 's sister. Emma, and her husband C arlton Hart, moved to Muscotah. Kansas in 1864 loiter. in 1873. the parents. Enos and Julia Ann and the rest o l the family with (he exception o f Hattie, moved to Kansas, also Hattie and her husband. Elijah, stayed on the dairy farm in Wiscon sin The old farm house that Men / o ' s lather built there in 1843 is still standing In Kanvis. the family was in diver sified farm ing with livestock This w a s a change from the dairy farm mg in Wisconsin M cn/o and Mary Jane's five older children were horn at Muscotah. At chison County, Kansas This pioneering fam ily decided to move West when the drought and grasshopper infestation occurred in Kansas in the late I87l)'s M en/o and family made the move to Oregon m 1882 W hile livin g at Comstock. Men /o worked mainly in logging hauling logs down Irom the hills and loading them on fiat railcars using a tall spar p«)lc derric k about 30 feet tall and a team o f good horses Sometime in 1884. M en/o. who wanted to get hack to dry land larm ing as it was in Kansas (without the grasshoppers and drought) and knowing there was land available lor homesteading in Eastern Oregon, made the trip to Um atilla County (as the area was then in 1884) I atcr in I8H3. M orrow County w.is created by the Stale Legislature Irom the western halt ot Umatilla County He was accompanied by his cousins, Cieorge and Alhy (A h) Kugg, who were also liv ing there at this time in Douglas County M en/o located land at Fairview 10 miles south o f lone (as M en/o traveled it) and the Kugg brothers found land suitable lo r raising livestock around Nyc Junction, near Pilot R ix k M e n /o filed on his homestead in the Fair view area and built the first part o f his homestead house He returned to the Valley and moved his tamily here, sometime in 1883 In 1887. the Oldens, along with other pioneers in th;s area, built the F airview Schoolhouse so that all the children ot the area could continue their education The older hoys in the fam ily spin the shingles hy hand for the ro o f o f this school house M c n /o was on the- Hoard o f Direc tors o f this School for a number o f years Some o f the teachers hoard ed at the Olden home L ook tor mo«« ot OkJ«nMcC«t>* t«fn«ly history in «tent **«*«k s Ga/«ft« T i « tv « s 233 N M a in 'S .^ The H eppner R o llin g H ills Walk Run. moved to June 20 «his year, has added a post run break last Proceeds from both the run and breakfast w ill he used toward the purchase o f a portable d efib rillato r lo r South M o rro w C o u n ty 's ambulance The 3k and 10k walk run w ill begin at R a m at Heppner Elemen tary Sch*>ol and finish at the City Park where breakfast w ill he served hy the Heppner Volunteer Fire Dept Trophic*' w ill he awarded to the oldest male ami female finishers and to the first m en'* and wom en's finishers in the 10k "E veryone w ill he given an orange as he crosses the finish lin e ." organizers say D m ir p ri/e s also w ill he awarded Pre-registration (before May 23) is $10 tor each o f the first tw o fa m i ly members including breakfast ami a I shirt W ithout a T -shirt, pre- rcgistraiion is $6 tor each o f the first tw o fam ily members Breakfast for non runners w ill he $2 For further inform ation, or entry form , contact the Heppner F A IT Assoc , 676 3361 ■ ■ M ; .■. J Rodeo Committee to meet There w ill he a regular nxleo com- nuttee meeting on May 11 at 7 30 p m. at the M orrow County Annex « • » . » * * •• any opinions on changes or im- provements lo r the 1987 Rodeo is welcome to come to the meeting Kindergarten preview planned Children who w ill he five years old hy September I and are plann mg to attend kindergarten at lone schools next year w ill preview the kindergarten classroom and meet the ,CiKhcr a| ,0 ;3 0 a m Wednesday, Mil> , j Parents need to accompany children and bring an im- munuation re c o rd and b ir th certificate Concert slated May 12 at HHS Hepner High School's choral ami hand concert w ill he at 7 30 p m. Tuesday May 12 at the Heppner High School gym Various music styles, ja / / to sacred, w ill he featured Students w ill perform a few o l the positive things they have learned this year, director. Boh Isted said •V • * Veterans reps will answer questions R e p re se nta tives fro m the Veterans' Adm inistration Regional o ffice in Portland, w ill he in Pendleton to answer any question ve te ra n s. w id o w s or th e ir dependents might have regarding their benefits Town & Country review planned There w ill he a meeting of the steering committee tor the 1987 Town and Country Day at the Ex tension o ffice Monday. May I I . at 1 K) p m . Arlington's Big River 10k run w ill begin at 8 30 a m. S turday. June 20 Registrations w ill be accepted until 8 a m the day o f the race Prizes w ill he awarded overall male and female winners and division winners in age divisions from ages - . They w ill he located in the meeting room at the Um atilla Coun ty Veteran’ s Serv ice office at 3920 Westgate. Pendleton. Oregon on M onday, May I I from 1 5 p m .; and Tuesday . May 12 from 8 50-11 a m "W e w ill review last year's Tow n ami Country Day and begin plann ing fo r this y e a r," Ag Agent Fred I umlin saul "W e w ill ch«x>se com mittees. assign tasks, and choose an overall theme lo r the Day •* > " , \ 1 --J < *t • • ' -a X * * -Si*/ * - y * • ,*•-.. ‘p - - V I if • * • ' • A 14 and under thnnigh ages 50 and above Follow ing the race, the 1987 Big River Band Festival w ill feature IX k Severmsen w ith Denny C lark and his hand For additional inform ation, call M ark M itc h e ll. 454 2590 • V . - ’s ! s i • 1 i * . J> ' . DURABLE DENIM All day breakfast planned by D a k o ta Mens 512.35-Boys 510.95 By Justine W e a th e rfo rd Everyone is invited to breakfast Saturday. May 9. from h M) a m o n. in the F ulleton M cD o na ld Ciarage Building So tom e and meet some o f the touring m otorcyclists from Portland Come and enjoy ham. eggs, hotcakcs and coffee prepared and served hy the members o f Heppner's Masonic Lodge No 69 AT anil A M When Kay Chincn talked to the Masons about the Special Education Classes she teaches at the Heppner Elem entary S chool, the lodge members decided to try lo help hy raising money to buy a computer which she said would he very helpful The Masons w ill donate all the food so that all cash raised at the breakfast can go toward the purchase o f the needed computer. The Masonic I odge w ill ap prccialc community support with this project The price o f the breakfast w ill he $1 >/t - , * T l] • ’ X A# « ■ - I , » a T ^ n *. ' > - . y '* t * 'X ¿if. s.- .V. .•-! ^ » ■ •. .•# - «. ia rd n e rvs ^ J «N u r » . Sj -"\* ■ rw «* A r-'J í ‘K M other's Day Specials7^ ★ Crab Louis ★ Ham with Fruit Sauce ★ New York Steak or Rib Eye Steak •Sew Menu! * le w Management! The W agon W heel R esturant C Lounge Main Street 575-5032 Heppner 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( , / W US A IKY!!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ¿ ¿ j .*'• t * . r *,»>. ■* , V - vs . ■ »■ ' . < ■ : 'J •sj We’re PROUD of: B e c k y M itchell , > - c * V -v* s.* ‘ . ‘ 2 ^ , vv V • J • '■V Becky is our Teller Operations Supervisor and Utility Clerk She has been with the Bank of Eastern Oregon for 4 years and has 9 years of banking experience. You can always count on Becky's friendlly, profes sional approach to your banking needs H A N K O F — = ___ U J ‘ zo & te m ( V c y o /i «-*- . t . y - ' * ’ * . - . :■>. , ; « » j r / . k i . * V* Bank ârV-: I 1 -« . Y o u r I n d t p o n d o n t H o m o Ournod W P"* . % * • 1 ] h * • * -a . . . . * ■ 1 . • •: \ l \-s v : ..;S' Big River Run slated June 20 j «..provides both sem i-reciinc landfall recline com fort. ORCHARD PHARMACY * The Olden Met abe family amity i is hosting this year's Pioneer Picnic Sunday May 24 at the M orrow County lair pavilion in Heppner. The dinner and program w ill begin at I p m The family has compiled the follow ing history o f the "O ld e n D ays" l ook for the Met .the fam ily's portion o f the hi-.loiy nest week The M cn/o A llre d and Mary Jane i Moore) ( >lden history -.tails in New York when their ancestors emigrated tro u t E n gla nd lo A m e ric a Iheodorus Olden (horn 1790) was the lather o f Theodore and grand father o l Enos II.inched Olden These early ancestors all lived in the same area o f Pompey. Onondaga County. New 3 o ik Ibeodorc's w ile Ftinlv (H andled) Olden was horn in Pompey , New York also Ihcodore's son. I n o s Handled ( Helen was horn .it Pompey . May 13. 1820 and married Julia Ann i(irig g ) February 28 |H4S She was horn March 2 182' in Springfield. New Y «»rk After I nos and Julia Ann were married, they moved to E Aurora. Fire C ounty. New York which is near B u ll.ilo .nut then on to Bloomfield Center Walworth Coun tv Wisconsin, where their seven children including M c n /o A llred were horn FULL ELECTRIC LIFT CHAIR/RE CLINER X month observed P endleton d u rin g M ay. The A m erican C ancer Society has designated May Oregon Breast Cancer Awareness Month Pioneer M em orial H o sp ita l's radiology department is o ffering to schedule reduced p rice mam- mogtams at St Anthony Hospital in IONE h f l EM HARDWARE Main Street - lone ________________ Ph: 422-7211, Open 8-6 Mon. 6 p ill Area properties and attractions w ill showcase their products in the halls o l the mall Scenic beauty. lifestyles, ghost towns and points o f inteicst w ill he depicted through pic tures at the photography show and contest held in conjunction w ith the travel show Breast cancer detect ion AFTER REBATE Knitted teinloicing piovute» duidbUity Ea*y lo coil Solid biau couplings JOCX1 (M Si •Stte in itote coupon tot ctetaUi * September P a rtic ip a tio n is encouraged Refreshments w ill he served Baker County w ill hold it * > first trade show geared specifically lo the tourism industry on Saturday. May 9 The travel show. *'A Taste o f Baker County H o s p ita lity " w ill he held in the historic Ha sc he Sage Hardware Building on Mam Street in downtown Baker from 10 a m to "FAIRLAWN" 5 0 FT Smaller tractor hackhoe available fo r those little jobs lend as this w ill he the last one until Travel show slated at Baker AFTER REBATE 190* (M lO) "So* in trota coupon toi <J*iaut w I hey now otter their expertise to all groups, organizations, and in d o iduals Team members are C in dy O sierlund. M arlene C u rrin , C h a rlo tte C a rp e n te r. C la u d ia Hughes, and Hirdinc Tullts Workshop fee is $3 50 which covers cost o f hor d'oeuvres and materials Pre registration would he appreciated Send check lor $ ' V) (nude to F C l. Team Morrow Coun ty i to Box W 7. Extension Service It you wish to pay on arrival, you mav call 6*T6 9 M 2 Rolling Mills walk/run set June 20 'V T * 5 . i I
