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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1987)
r . • ••» .* • / X. .• ' * * */.• ' • . ’ - " • * ; . • * . ■ « * •.. « ••••,» .. • • * .. » *• - *« . * - •* a • « # . . • - * •* • #% * * «-* ______ ' j j L O . ,■ ■ « ■ ■ — mX-M.. Hrpprttr ttourtte-lim n, Heppner, Oregon Wcdnnday, July W , I W Local cavalry attends Miners Jubilee The Rev. Carolyn M W illey, daughter of Heppner residents l.ynn and Luke Bibby, is scheduled to preac h to the cong regal Kins o f the Hope V albs l other .in F’jnsh on Sunday. August 9 The service at Valby Lutheran Church begins at 9 a m and at H*ipe Lutheran in Hepp ncr at I I a m I be Rev WUley • message w ill be based on Matthew 13 24 30. titled "P # » |m m c n t in Seeding and Weeding ” The Rev. Willey serves as A s m s tant Executive Director of Educa lional Services for the International Council o f Community Churches, headquartered in Homewood. II linois She was ordained in I9g1 and received a Master of Dis inity degree Former Heppner coach to attend reunion Lt John Moyer (left), Private Scott McDaniel, and Sergeant Dick Sargent, members of the State of Eastern Oregon Cavalry, and Senator Don Cole represented Morrow County at the Baker Miners Jubilee and parade July 17-19 Members of the cavalry helped with a fund-raising auction and attended the governor’s ball Friday night Following the Saturday parade, a new governor was elected at the city park Former secretary of state Vern Rogers was elected to the of fice after cavalry Col Stan Wellman threatened enacting mar tial law following Gov Neil “ Doc" Werner's farewell address The State of Eastern Oregon with its capital at Baker was formed in July. 1985. to promote tourism in Eastern Oregon The state publishes a brochure featuring information about all eight of its counties Col. Wellman plans to participate in the Fair and Rodeo parade with part of his cavalry and the state governor Heppner Hotline 1 1 By Joyce Breeding, 676-5407 Mildred Padberg celebrated her birthday July 22 Her daughter Mary Evelyn Russ and her two daughters Holly and Hcide were here from Canhy Her son Eldon and his son IVavid from lone, and her son Ed win and wife Dorothy from Salem stopped in for a visit also Then on Saturday M ildred. Mary and the girls went to Willow Creek Dam for a picnic and fishing Mr and Mrs Carl McDaniel have had out-of-tow n visitors. Sylvia s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Marvin Jones from Cilen Hemic,Mars land Dies went to Hells Canyon tor some sightseeing Also S\ Ivia's brother M r and Mrs Jim Smith from Pendleton I his last weekend they all went to Cascade la xk s and went tor a luncheon tour on the Stern W heeler It goes to Bon neville then up the river to Steven son, Washington and back to Cascade Cocks t.ydia Wilson has been in Pilot Rock visiting her son John They spent one week in the mountains cut ting wixh J. This last weekend she traveled to Portland tor her grand son's wedding reception Her grand son Dale Breeding is in the U S Navy. :-laist weekend Ida Lynn was a hostess for a farewell party for her nephew Jim Cason who is going in to the Army and w ill be taking his basic training in Missouri Guests were his lather and step mother M r and Mrs Jim Cason from Hcr- miston, his uncle John Cason from Prineville. Pearl Cason and her two sons Shawn and Scott from Irrigon. Mr and Mrs Darrell Vinson. Peggy tronard and Ted Brittner. Steve. Dorothy, Jack and Phillip Estberg, Dennis Warren. Billy Turner, Bryan Siminoe and Ryan M iller all from Heppner The Morgan family had a get together at the City park In atten dance were Morgan and Jo Connor from Portland Sandru Adams. Portland. A in u l-akin, Washington, Mary Stock. Roseburg. Helen Trox ell. Portland Connie and Monte Brown. Roseburg Marvin and Karen Massey and son Joe. Mt Angel Mildred Morgan. Yakima. M r and Mrs Nelson Connor and children Mary and larvi, Heppner, Albert and Mildred Connor. Hepp ncr. Roscanne Campbell and her daughter Mari Kale, Vancouver, Washington F riday Dus Connor and her children Mary and tx-vi went to Her miston to visit Lois's sisters The Kirks had a family reunion at the fair pavilion There was a potluck dinner In attendance were the Older family aunt Marie Gotchl mg and her husband Jerry from Gresham. Judy Shank and her daughters M olly and Shelley from Chicago. Roger and Crystal Rath bun from Sun Dance. Wyoming. Sonja and John McCabe and children Mar rissa and Michael. Warrcnton, Shel ly and Mike Lott from Pendleton. Jay aand Sharon Ball. Hermiston. Vern and Frank Adams, Pendleton. M r and Mrs James Richardson fro m Pasco, Teresa Adams, Portland. Terry Piper. Heppner. Gary, Donna and Randy Ball. Hepp ner. Clinton Timmons, lone The potluck was organized by Sonny and Sharon Biddle. Vern and Frank Adams and Jean and laron Ball While here Judy Shank look her girls to Butcher B ill Prairie which was named after Marie Gotchlings grandfather They had a nice time visiting and looking at old pictures Many attend Grange memorial By Delpha Jones Wheatland Pomona Grange Dist met at Anson W right Park tor the an nual potluc k and Memorial The day started about 10:30 a m with visiting and a dinner at I 30 A short meeting was held with the Master Annabel Jaeger A lovely memorial service was held honoring Carmen French, Pheoebe Hays, Delbert Emert. Charles Buchanan, Alice Harrison. Beulah t.undcll Voted in to m em bership were Lew is Halvorsen. Roberta M offct and Eldon Gilbert yvho had taken their degree at state session The next meeting w ill be at Irxington (¡range in October Roll call o f Granges were M ikkalo-5, Greenfield 11, ClarnoT), Spray-0. W illows 4. and Lexington 14 Garden club to plant memorial tree By Justine Weatherford Thursday evening July lb . fitteen members and two guests attended the July meeting o f the Heppner Garden Club in the home o f Bill and Jane Rawlins After a potluck salad supper the meeting was conducted by President Martha Doherty who welcomed guests Dus Ally n and Dorothy Bur cham of the Lexington Garden Club Allvn is chairman for the county fair flower show She told about plans for the coming fair and asked everyone to save clear glass salad dressing botiles to he used in the hor ticulture exhibits. The club w ill be planting a tree, probably a Hawthorn, in Hager Park in memory o f Bob Lowe. An engraved memorial plate w ill be placed near it. Members reviewed their schedules for watering the plantings downtown and at the hospital W ilbur Jackson and Bill Rawlins are moving the bar rcls from the hospital to the downtown mini park beside the post office and arc planting them with cannas and mangolds Plans were made to do a low plan ting around the new sign at the County Museum and Heppner Library. Club membes are making plans for the Dtstncl 10 fall meeting which w ill be held in Heppner'* St Patrick's Church on Saturday. Sept 29 Committees were appointed Members w ill be involved with next month's county fair, with the rodeo parade and with other annual projects Their next monthly meeting on the third Thursday in August w ill be held at the fairgrounds. Lexington News Daughter of Heppner residents to preach at Lutheran churches Aug. 9 Lyle Swenson o f Ctc Elum. Washington, coach of the 1942 Heppner High lootball team that played for the State B Champion ships, w ill join some 130 former students, spouses and teachers this weekend, according to Jim Barratt o f Corvallis, reunion cochairman and cocaptam of that 1942 team Reunion o f this team w ill be part o f the 1940 through 194b Heppner High School reunion at the Elks 1-orlgc on Saturday mghi and Sunday morning ‘ ‘Coach Swenson is now 73 years o f age. has retired some 12 years from a family-owned restaurant in Clc Elum. is in good shape ainl plays golf three times a w eek." Barrati reported The 1942 Mustangs with a b I I record claimed the Eastern Oregon B school title and was challenged h> Dayton in the mythical stale cham p ion ship played at Linficld College. M c M in n v ille Heppner led at halftime 7 -0 but lost the game 20 to 13 Only regular season loss was to Hermiston, an A school Ab»nit half the team members have already registered lor the reunion (hit o f the 2b team members, two arc deceased, Hubert Wilson and Ken Shidcler from Chicago ThcoiogKal Senunary in June o f this year She w ill be in Heppner area visiting her parents and has agreed to speak to both con gregations The public is invited to hear her message Jt either church and visit at coffee hour following the se rvice . The goal o f the IntcmatKmal Council o f Community Churc hes is to promote unity without uniform i ty. protecting and promoting (he rights and responsibilities o f in dividual conscience, a spokesperson said The Council provides help in establishing jnd maintaining com munity churches, including clergy placement, continuing education for clergy and la ity , professional publications, and consultative ser vices The goal of the organization is to create "opportunities for futhenng the unity o f Christians, o f persons in all God Centered religions, of the whole o f the world's people, i c . the family of God. and thus the cause o f world peace " - F IV E . _s • . . • . >•» . , • . ... V. . ... By Delpha Jone» -:-Berl and Susie Stillman are the parents o f a son. Isaac Don. bom Ju ly 20 at their home in Lexington He joins six brothers at home Grand mother is Barbara Smith of Lex ington. grandfather W illiam Smith E llensherg G randparents are Virginia and George Stillman o f Heppner - Garden Bugs w ill meet at the home o f Ptivlis Anderson Thursday, Aug b -:*Benha Gates had as visitors this past week her daughter Martha and her children of Spokane -:-M rs David Anderson and Scvcrin o f Sant Jose Costa Rica is visiting her grandmother Eula and her father and step mother Jim and Barbara Bloodsworth -:-L e xin g to n Baptist Church members enjoyed an afternoon o f swimming and a potluck dinner at lone on Sunday -:-The John Tcllcchoa family recently enjoyed a vacation with friends near Bums. • -Cecil and Delpha Jones. Bar bani Cutsforth, and Eldon Gilbert at tended the Breeding rcceptnin Sun day in Gresham, and enjoyed dinner with a daughter Charlene Others at the dinner were Max Akers, and cousins o f Mrs Jones. Jeanette C avtn and Vera M a rco n i o f Portland -:-M r and Mrs Max Breeding held a wedding reception on Satur day at their home in Gresham Ser ving cake was Gracic Baker, pour- ing were IXirothy Wilson. Heppner, lo la h Wilson, Portland, aunts o f the groom The young couple were sisiiing from the East Coast where he is stationed with the U S Navy There was a gift table with the honored couple opening the gifts Jeanette Breeding made the dresses worn by the groom's mother, sister and grandmother. - , . *■ .*'• ' * * > » :v ■ • T ^ *1 r jt 'l E ' *. *;■> i - , % X w • » i j J 1 ] • / • A i*-* : . 1 •I * 1 * l J ' . -V- • ' • # i » • 0 •».' Charlie*** P iz z a & V id eo World! is o ffe r in g Gigantic Savings For You an d Y our F am ily! J u ly 2 8 th - A iigust 3 rd •% • V -V •* •. • • .>• • » • » 4 » . w » i 4 » Choose ANY large one item pizza for ONLY 58^° |0o ^ / '„ r . 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