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Heppocr Gaartt*-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 12, 19*7 - NINE WCCC Golf --------- - August 11 Low gross (flight A)-Pai Ed munition amt (flight BvJan Paustun Low net (flight A) Martha Peter son ami a three way tie (flight B) Lucille Massey, Harriet Evans, Dor ris Graves Par No I Juanita Martin ami Pat Edmundson. Long ilnse No 4 (flight A)-Pat Edmundson ami (flight B)-Hamet Evans. Least putts (flight A)-Eileen Padherg ami Juanita Martin, (flight BI Be he Munkers ami Harriet Evans. Chip In No 16: Bebe Munkers Community Calendar_ Sports physicals offered Aug. 18-19 Sports physicals will be given for lone and Heppner school students Tuesday, (girls) and Wednesday (boys) Aug 18-19. 7 p m at the Heppner High School gym School board policy requires all seventh grades and sophomores planning to participate in sports to have a physical examination before participation Any other student wanting to be involved for the first time also needs a physical The Willow Creek Country Club will hold a Jack and Jill Tournament on Fnday. Aug 14 Hosts for this event are Rick and Two area businesses distributed Susan Johnston and Ted and Trish $50 Oreogn larttery Tickets between Toll July 18 31. This will he a 9-hole competition Dale Spencer. He must on. pur chased his winning ticket at the Boardnun Texaco. Karen Palmer. Imgon. purchased the regularly her winning ticket at the Imgon scheduled Area Trauma Advisory Market Board #9 meeting will be held at Good Shepherd Hospital in Her- also be evaluated according to the miston on Monday. August 17. at ratio of nutch-the greater the ratio 5 30 p m. The meeting is open to the of matching dollars, the higher the public. The meeting will be held in the ranking. O ’Brien added Projects to be funded will be conference room adjacent the selected by a committee. For ap plication inform ation, contact O'Brien at the State Histone Preser Cowboys and Cowgirls be sure to vation Office, 525 Trade St. S.E., note entry dates and times in older Salem. 97310 or phone 378 5001. to be participants in the Monow Co. Source of the funds is an applica local rodeo To enter the Morrow tion fee paid when histone property County Local Rodeo, call the fair of- owners apply for a 15-year tax freeze authorized by the legislature. There will he a Petting / ahi at the O'Brien said fairgrounds in Heppner Saturday. August 22 from II a m -5 p m Adults who would he willing to selection of tulips, daffodils, hyacinths and crocus. Meeting days have been changed The August meeting of the Hepp because some members work Club ner Merchant's Comnuttcc has been members will meet evenings from now until bad weather sets in. Meeting will be the first Tuesday of Adult and Family Serv ices Super each month at 7 30 p m The next visor Janet Phillips will not he at the meeting will be September I at Lois Heppner Neighborhood Council A llyn's The program is on biological insect control. Yard of the month for August is If you arc wondering what to do ■hat of Gary and Martha Munkers. on Wednesday night. Aug 19. kick Drive by. they have a beautiful yard off the fair by watching some team branding at the rodeo grounds at 7:30. Team Branding is a relatively new event where four men and two horses combine as a team to try to all came About 70 children from local churches attended Vacation Bible School at First Christian Church in Heppner last week The youngsters raised $105 for the nursing hom e Prizes were awarded to those who brought the most visitors to the classes Trent Hughes. Melissa Petty john, David C h ip ’ Piper and Jaclynn Hughes received the awards C '! A total of $10.000 grants will be awarded for preservation of historic properties through the State Historic Preservation Office Deadline for application is September 25 ami all projects must be completed by May 30, according to Tibby O’Brien, grants manager Funds will he awarded on a reim bursement basis and must be match cd dollar-for dollar or more Top priority will he given to restoration projects and those spun sored by pnvale ami jxihlic nonprofit entities. O'Brien said Projects will Enjoying the Outdoors Residents of Pioneer Memorial Hospital Nursing Home and their families enjoyed an outdoor barbecue last Thursday. M em ber of the hospital staff prepared and served the meal. Lexington News Ms Dclpha Jones -:-Brcnda and Janice Jones from Spokane spent the weekend with their grandparents Joe and Hilda Yocom -¡-Venice Hendrickson who was hurt in a car accident was in St An thony Hospital a couple of days w ith injuries suffered during the accident Also in the car was her grandson Kevin (Tuck Rader - Martha Munkers. IXan and Shane, have been gone for a week in Albcquerquc. New Mexico They were accompanied by Martha's parents from Athena - -Jose Maya is visiting with John lellcchca and his family en route to California from Montana -:*Joyce Buchanan has returned home after a month's vacation at the coast Her cousin is a guest at her home in Ixxinitton - Mr and Mrs Bob Taylor have returned from an extensive trip tak ing them to Utah. Colorado, Wyonv ing. and Idaho At Grand Junction Bob met two of his marine Corp buddies for a fine reunion -:-Tracic Taylor from Othello. Wash is visiting with her grand * - • - • , J **■ ’“.■i cafetería. Agenda Ítem» will inelude !n- troduction and orientation oí new tnembers. rural trauma registry; Hclicoptcr safety and regional cducalion for ínter hospital transpon and prrvention and professional cducalion programs . . » j ■v- fice Sunday. Aug 16 between 10 a m and 6 p m ., 676 9474, or go to the office at the fairgrounds during those hours. supervise dunng that time or who would be willing to bring small animals may call Sandra VanLiew, 676-5050 Merchants change meeting time changed to Friday. August 21 at 12 main at Charlie's Pizza in Heppner. Adult Family Services schedule changed building August 19 She will be here August 26. Team branding kicks off fair paint/brand four steers or calves in the shortest time A six-minute limit adds to the excitement and action in volved. There will he no admission charged so stop by and watch the fun-entries will be taken prior to 7 p m. For information call 422-7518 eves, joy movies and popcorn The movies for this Sunday evening will include something for all ages They are. "The Mitt" ( a mitt for Robby or a gif) for Mother’’), "The Silver Stream'' (a famous storyteller shares the story of Roberta the Rabbit who learns about prejudice), and "Woman Named Mary" (a story of poverty and women in the U S ). All are invited to share in the morning worship and the evening movies. i .sT k;*T Exhibitors Special IO°/o O ff Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative. Inc. is notifying all members that nominations are open for the follow ing four director’s positions: ZONE NO 2 That territory served or to be served by the cooperative lying west of the Morrow-Gilliam County line and South of the Township line dividing townships 3 South and 4 South ZONE NO 3 That territory served or to be served by the Cooperative lying East of the Morrow-Gilliam County line and North of the Baseline That territory served or to be served by the Cooperative lying East of the Morrow-Gilliam County line, South of the Baseline, North of the Township line between Township 2 South and 3 South ZONE NO 4 All Supplies G etting ready f o r the big show Scott Jones and Bob McConnell spruce up the fairgrounds while Bobbi Angell and Ellen Kennedy prepare indoor exhibit space for next w eek's fair and rodeo To 4-H and FRI ExhlUitdrs at the Fair 7* •' ; ZONE NO 0 That territory served or to be served by the Heppner Zone Cooperative within the incorporated city limits of Heppner, Oregon The nominating committee will accept nominations up to and in cluding the last day of August. The members ZONE 2: ZONE 3: ZONE 4 ZONE 8 of the nominating committee are Walt Jaeger. Mayville. Oregon, 384-2333 Robert Heideman, lone, Oregon, 422-7270 Bob Jepsen, Heppner, Oregon, 678-9850 Ed Tarnasky. Heppner. Oregon. 678-5059 Nominees must be members of Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative. Inc. They must reside in, and receive service in, the Zone in which they will be running Len’ s Processing Len Schwarz H eppner*:-6 7 A-5 IS0 Custom Meat Cutting Beef-Pork-Curing-Smoking H O M E C U R E D BACON & H A M S FOR SALE Slaughter Service Available WE DELIVER! A - *>--■ • <-» V V SAVE ON YOUR SUPPLIES a < » • Morrow County Grain Growers i MM 771 1-MMI7 DM U1MCT0* QlllSOX HIM •■ •■ •■ •••a >T! J #{:.v •»»•,*•' * ^ * ». - “ • * * • \ % ] • *.• In China It w ii ballavad drinking wlna m id i from aatar flowers would ancouraga longavity NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS ÀJ 7 . ■ “ V Methodists plan worship service/movies The Bell X I was the firtt plane to officially exceed the ipeed of found It wet flown on October 14. 1947 by Major Charles E Yeager The plane was nicknamed "Glam orout Gianni»." " » • * • I w • «I i M] J » ^ v v 1 L 9 • Petting Zoo planned for fair The Heppner United Methodist Church will have its regular summer worship this Sunday, August 16. beginning at 9 a m. Everyone is in vited to attend when the sermon ti tle will be "The Benefits of Com plaining," based upon the scripture. I m k I uv lb 2 15 At 7 p m. in the church basement there will be the "Summer Sunday Movie Night ” This is a fellowship for all ages to come together to en y • I ..• i' r ~ ’> ' ii*‘ *• Note entry time for local rodeos Garden Bugs change meeting dates The Ixxington Garden Bugs met for a regular meeting at the home of Phyllis Anderson Those present were Annetta Padherg, Ruth Robin son. Marie Steagall, Fula Bloodsworih. Dus Allyn, Dorothy Burcham. and the hostess It was announced Luclla lav lor is our new chairman, effective since the resignation of Margie Ball There will he a work day in the park Wednesday. August 12. The bulbs fo the annual sale have been reserved and will arrive in (X tuber Garden club will have a large starting at 6 p m featuring Chapman play Light snacks will he served before the play. Cost for participating will he $4 per couple All members welcome Trauma advisory board to meet Historic preservation grants available .. > • • * - • V Jack ‘n Jill tournament set $50 winners They There will be a $15 charge per stu dent for this service set up in cooperation between the schools and Pioneer Memorial Hospital Any student not taking advantage of this opportunity will be required to obtain a physical fhtm a doctor of their choice before they may participate Football and volleyball practice will begin Monday. Aug 24 at both Heppner and lone high schools. INC M Mi M7
