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Heppner G azette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon W ednesday July 15. IW 7 - T H R E E
Talent contest
added to fair
The Morrow County Fair is spon
soring an Amateur Talent Contest
this year The contest w ill be held
on Wednesday evening. August 19
at 7 p m at Ihc fairgrounds Several
ulent instructors as well as music
teachers have been notified about the
Contest to help organize it and alert
their students to enter
The contest w ill have four age
categories six and under; 7-12;
13 17; and 18 and over and a special
category for small groups Many
clubs and organization* in Morrow
County have been contacted by (he
Fair Office to sponsor the contest
with cash awards in these age
categories The Fair is hoping for
community support in organizing the
talent contest this year.
The general rules and entry forms
w ill be circulated throughout the
County beginning August 13. The
C iazette Times and Boardman Enter
prise have an entry form printed in
them this week Various local stores
w ill have yellow entry forms as well
Please look for those yellow entry
forms and enter the contest The
contest is open to individual per
former* or small groups The talent
acts w ill have time limits placed on
them o f six minutes or less A pre
audition is planned prior to August
19 if 30 or more entries are receiv
ed Anyone can enter; musical
numbers, dance routines, tumbling,
lip sync and other form* of ulent arc
acceptable
Entry deadline is August 7 at 5
p m Entris may be mailed directly
to the Morrow County Fair Office.
P O Box 464. Heppner, OR 97836
or left with Fair Sccrcury Marlene
Curnn. at the fairgrounds
Back row (from left): Glenn Coxen, Bob Mollehan. Don Munkers. Duane Gentry. Richard
Beardseley. Bud peck. Lowell rippee. Gene Orwtck, Tom Hughes. Bill Healy. Edwin Gam-
mell. Lauren Corwin.
Front row Teacher-Lorena Jones, Shirley Wilkenson Rugg, Jo Graves Pettyjohn, Jean Biddle
Ball. Betty Baker Orton. Clarice Moore Baker, Ramona McDaniel Marshall, Lois Vance Johnston,
Lorene Van Winkle Toll, Randall Peterson.
Heppner High School clavs o f
1947 met June 13-14 at the Heppner
Elks for a seventh clavs reunion
Classmates enjoyed a dinner and
dance followed by a program Satur
day evening Twenty-one members
Class of 1947
of Ihc class were present, elesen
from the Heppner Lexington area
Glenn Coxcn and his wife Vlayliss
came the farthest, from the coast o f
Mexico where they live on their
sailboat Spec ial guest at the reunion,
was Mrs Floyd ilo rc n a l Wilson
Jones, the class's fourth grade
teacher The class plans a 45-ycar
reunion for mid June. 1992
Engagements
Former judge
plans to travel
By Avon Melby
After working as chairman o f the
Senior C iti/cn Rummage sale held
last Saturday, former Morrow Coun
ty Judge Paul Jones said it was time
to do what he had retired to do and
he was going to get on the road again
for a while
He and his wife Blanche are tak
ing their travel trailer, with his sister
Lois Graybel as guest, on a two
month tour o f Alaska They intend
to cover all the major cities and
travel extensively in the northern
state for two months They w ill
travel up the Alkan Highway, which
he said has been greatly improved
On their return they w ill only be
in Heppner about two weeks before
they plan on taking o ff again They
w ill be taking the trailer to Indiana
where they w ill visit Jones' sister.
Loma. and her husband. Ira Chal
fant. at Morriston Ruby Beckett,
formerly o f Heppner. lives about
100 miles from there and they w ill
also visit with her
From there (hey w ill go to
Marion. Noph Carolina, where they
w ill visit Mrs Jones' granddaughter
and husband, Kathy and John Hed-
man. both fo rm e r Heppner
residents Jones said his grandfather
came to Oregon from Marion and he
was going to spend some time sec
ing if he could find relatives there
Their return w ill be through the
Southern states They w ill also visit
frie n d s, and form er Heppner
residents, in the Phoenix, Arizona
area.
Elks ruler named
Rudy Bergstrom of Heppner has
been acknowledged by incoming
Grand Exalted Ruler Ted Callicott.
o f Paris. Tcnn . to serve as Exalted
Ruler of Heppner Elks Lodge No
358
Hav ing attended the Grand lodge
convention in Atlanta. Ga . Rudy
Bergstrom is now recognized as a
voting member of the Grand Uxigc
o f the Benevolent and Protective
Order o f Elks
This recognition was made at the
123rd annual convention held in
Atlanta July 5 9
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Chamber Chatter
_______________ By Claudia Mugba*
Special thanks to Chamber. Mcr
chants Committee, and HE DC for
sending Joyce Hollomon and your
Chamber Manager to the National
Mainstreet Conference It was inten
sivc with excellent speakers who
kept us enthralled lor two hours at
a time W’c came away with volumes
o f notes and fresh ideas which we
hope to implement through a
Downtown Focus Group This
Focus Group would consist o f a
variety o f people, young and old
from within our town and outlying
areas It s purpose would be to build
bridges, discover how everyone
feels about our town, things that feel
good about Heppner and things (hat
are not so go*xJ, creative events with
a focus on knowing our neighbors,
etc It's wide open and so exciting
This town is ours, let's treat it like
a good friend
Heppner needs a pal on the back
We viewed many slides from across
the U S and we're looking good
with our improvements There were
17 states represented and seven
Canadian provinces with a total o f
120 in attendance Drop by the
Chamber Office on Tuesdays to
share ideas and look at materials, or
visit with Joyce Consider becoming
a part of the Downtown Focus
Group It w ill be fun. it w ill be
rewarding, and a very little bit o f
change makes a world of difference
"W hether you believe you can, or
whether you believe you can't,
you're right " Believe You Can
Chamber next Tuesday will be fun
and educational We ll be touring
Kinzua following regular lunch This
is a great opportunity to learn about
an industry that is a real asset to our
community See you there
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M r and Mrs Louis Hesse o f Cincinnati. Ohio, announce the engage
ment o f their daughter. Barbara Ann. to Roger Glen Childers, the son o f
Clco and M arilyn Childers, lone
The bride elect is a graduate o f Eastern Kentucky University She holds
a degree in Horticulture, and is currently employed in I exington. Kentucky
Childers graduated from lone High School and Blue M l Community Col
lege. He w ill graduate from Eastern Kentucky University July R). with a
Bachelor's IX*grcc in Criminal Justice
An August 7 wedding is planned at 7 p m at the United Church of Christ,
lone A reception w ill follow
Garden Club hears
about convention
4-H Clubs
Two-Trackers
The Two-Trackers 4 H Horse
Club sponsored an over night trail
ride last weekend Thirteen hardy
souls showed up and had a lot o f tun
and at least one good belly laugh
John and Nclla Britt were host and
hostess for the event
Beginning this week, continuing
until fair, the Two-Trackers w ill
meet Thursday evenings at 7 p in at
the fairgrounds Club members w ill
concentrate on getting ready tor the
horse show Bring your record
books every week Remember, on
ly five meetings until fair
Members of the lone Garden d u b
met at the home o f Jean Nelson on
July 8 for a regular meeting
Helen Martin reported on the
meeting o f Oregon State Federation
o f Garden Clubs in Salem on June
14-17 The lone Club received
awards in the junior contests, year
book and wild flower slides d iv i
sions She announced that the
Oregon I egislature passed a bill to
set aside the first full week in June
as Garden Week Delegates were
taken on tours of the Thomas Kay
Museum. Bush House and Deep
wood which are all historical sues
Ians A llyn of the Lexington
Garden Club was a guest She is
spearheading plans lor the Flower
Show at the Morrow County Fair
and discussed the need for everyone
to help wiih the various divisions
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August 19 1987
FAIRGROUNDS
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C om m unity C alen d ar
County asks comments on landfill
By Avon Melby
Public hearings w ill be held
throughout Morrow County this
week on the Tidewater Barge Line
application to develop a landfill in-
North Morrow County to dispose o f
waste from the Willamette Valley
The court w ill take up the subject
in a court session at 10 a m
Wednesday in the North Morrow
County Annex in Im gon A con
tinuation o f that hearing w ill he at
7:30 p.tn on Wednesday at River
side High School in Boardman
Further continuation ol the public
hearing w ill he at lone at (he le g io n
Hall on Friday at I p m. and at the
Courthouse in Heppner at 7:30p m
Friday.
The court will hear oral statements
and accept written statements about
the conditional use permit for the
solid waste disposal lixating at
Finley Buttes
New team members w ill be add
ed to the Fam ily Community
leadership Group this fall New
members w ill attend a state training
in October at Mcnucha Conference
Center Colbert. Oregon, to learn all
about the many opportunities o f
FCL. as well as receive leadership
training
Application forms for those in
terested in the opportunity arc
available at Monow or Umatilla Fx
tension offices
The FCL program is different
from many volunteer programs as
some funding is available to help jvav
expense* o f team members The
Family Community Leadership pro
gram is funded by the Kellogg
Foundation
For application forms or addi
tional information call Birdine I ullis
at 676 9M2 or stop h> the Morrow
Extension office
By Avon Melby
There is still room for more kids
to enter the second session o f swim
ming lessons at Heppner municipal
pool. Marshall laivgren said Mon
day. The second session starts Tues
day. July 21.
Beginners class is filled already,
hut there is room for additional kids
in intermediate, advanced beginners,
and swimmers classes
Swimmers instruction w ill be at
the Heppner Pool from 8 to 8:45
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Heppner High School class o f
1967 has planned a reunion Satur
day. July 25 The day's activities in
clude golf at 8 a m . a tour o f the
high school at I p m followed by a
family social at the city park, a no
hosi pizza party at Chailie's on Main
St fix mi 5-7 p m and dancing at the
Elks Club beginning at 9 p m
(Questions about the reunion may
be addressed to c lass secretary Roger
leonnig. 1670 N l Jumjx-r Ave ,
Gresham, Oregon 97030
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tec persons arc Floyd and I>orene
jónos. Marcel and Dec Jones, Cor
nett and Florence Green and Raljih
and Mary Bcamcr
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5 Acts limited to 6 minutes or less
6 A pre audition may be held prior to Aug 19
8 Almost anything goes as far as talent's accepted, musical
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Advanced beginners swim lessons
w ill begin at 12 30 Beginning
swimming lessons w ill start at I 15
To register, contact Kincaid at the
jw m uoKid.______________________ pool.
A two week session for beginners
and advanced beginners w ill start at
the lone pixil Tuesday. July 21,
Lifeguard Margaret Kincaid has
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Joyce Breeding. 676-5407
-:-Gracc Buschke. Wilma Molcc.
and Ed and Eleanor (Jonty joined a
senior citizen tour to Elko, Nevada,
recently
The route took (hem
through Boise. Twin Falls, and
Mountain Home. Idaho Ihcy report
the weather was nxxlcralc and pco
pie were friendly.
-:-L o i* Connor and her two
children Mary and l,cvi went to
Baker for the Bishops 4<)th anmver
sary celebration and dinner The
Connors had a very enjoyable time
and spent the night in Baker.
Joyce Breeding and Sara Adkins
went to Pendleton last week on
business and to visit Sara s son l ari
Crismon and his family
-:-Elmer and Muriel P.ilnx-i and
Alice McCabe traveled to laiGraitdc
to help Alice's son Bill Mahon and
Muriel celebrate their birthdays
Kelly Bill's wife fixed a barbecue
dinner They had a nice v isii and trip
through the mountains They also
stopped in Ukiah
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George Koffler is a Vice President at the Bank of
Eastern Oregon and is the m anager of the Heppner
branch.
George has nine years of banking experience. His
prim ary duties are in lending and adm inistration.
We appreciate George’s dedication to the job and his
com m unity involvement.
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1 There will be four categories: 6 8 under; 7-12; 13-17; 18 8 over
and a special category for small groups
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by Friday, July 24. in order tor the
class to lake place Prcregistralion is
a priority lor this sjx-c lal workshop,
so if you call Marsha and get her
answering machine, leave your
name, number and say you're call
ing about Tina's workshop
This workshop w ill provide a rare
opportunity for lix a l painters and
potential painters to woik with I ina.
whose reputation as a graphic artist
has gained her a growing reg.on.if
following linn's |irulersnmuJ com
mittments have grown with her
reputation and BMCC and Morrow
County Creative Arts and ( rails arc
pleased that she was able to sc hrdulc
this workshop
Golf and barbecue planned
W illow Creek Country Club w ill
have a family play day and barbecue
on Sunday. July 19 at 4 p m
Chairpersons for the event are
Howard and Beth Bryant Commit
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Popular lix a l artist Tina Iharp
w ill teach a five day workshop in
watercolor techniques presented by
Blue Mountain Community College
and Morrow County Creative Arts
and Crafts The clavs will nx-et Mon
day through Friday, July 27 31.
from 9 a m to 12 noon.
Members o f Morrow County
Creative Arts and Crafts should con
tact VoJean Forqucr or Betty M ills
for registration information A ll
other interested parties should
prercgister with BMCC by calling
Coordinator Marsha Swcck at
676-5039 BMCC tuition w ill be $25
and a minimum o f ten students must
be preregistered with Blue Mountain
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9 to 9 45 a m., advanced beginners
w ill be from 10 to 10 45 I uesday
Friday to July 31
Advanced survival classes w ill
start August 4 Swimmers 1 1 years
old and up w ill have classes from 11
to 12 noon Advanced Senior Swim
mers past 15 years ot age w ill
receive instruction from 9 a m to
10:30.
Charge is S5 per jx-rson and
registration can be- made at city hall
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We re P R O U D of:
G eorge Koffler
Entry Oeadline AUGUST 7. 1987 - 5 00 p m
Mail this form to M ono* County Fair
P 0 Box 464
Heppner. OR 97836
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Deliver this form to the Fair Office
Marlene Currin. Fait Secretary
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