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m L *m — . * . m ■ • * « •* »' • ..*• _ * * -s' ' . . v • '* 1 ^ , •«.• - * • * . , • . * , «/ • • ' Heppner G a ir « e-Times. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday. September 16. 1987 - FIVE Engagements To celebrate Constitution's bicentennial YOU!--------------- Heppner residents tor your en thususttc response to our August advertisement I h l K Chimney Sweeps will be back in your area September Pupils at Heppner Klemenury Schix>l w ill participate in the national ringing o f the bells for 200 seconds September 17 in honor o f the Con s titu tio n 's bicentennial. 20, 21, 22 to serve your chimney cleaning needs. | Call us fo r an appointment. 9 JS-.M69 Milton-Freewater, Ore. Parents and friends of the whooi are welcome to participate in the bell nngtng and in the release o f red. white, and blue balloons Following the celebration, pupils w ill gather in the school’ s m ulti purpose room to v icw a v ideotape o f President Ronald Reagan reading the preamble to the Constitution All week classes ai the school wit. be learning about the Constitution. Heppner Elementary Principal IXin Cole said Pupils w ill have at least one lesson about the signing o f the Constitution each day (his week A copy o f the preamble has been posted in the hallway of the school and each pupil and visitor is invited to sign his name <er — McCarl M r and Mrs Glenn Cooper announce the engagement o f their daughter leah Sue to M l.ec McCarl. the son o f Mr and Mrs Morns McCarl The bride elcci is a 1986 graduate ot Heppner High and is attending Karl's School o f Hair Design in Pendleton McCarl is a I9H0 graduate ol Heppner High School and a 1982 graduate ot Walla Walla Community College He is now employed at Tilcsis Inc at Pendleton The couple w ill be married December 5. 1987 at the United Methodist Church. Heppner. Oregon Weddings . f , ■'4 Yard of Month selected The Lexington "Garden Bugs" yard of the month for September went to the pastor's office of the Lexington Bap- fist Church with a tidy lawn bordered by red and white petunias and a rail fence Back of the lawn is a simple yellow rose Phyllis Anderson, (wife of Pastor Glenn Anderson) Dorothy Burcham and Bertha Sager collagorated on planting and care. August yard of the month honors went to Gary and Martha Munkers. , , C it iz e n o l th e Y e a r honored Sept. 21 Dr Wallace W olff. Heppner. w ill be honored Monday. Sept 21 as a citizen o f the year al the Valby Lutheran Church Harvest Festival The evening w ill begin with a poduck al 6 M) p m Sunday school pupils w ill preseni a puppet show and a skit the Day and Knights, a lip sync group comprised o f Chris Rauch Dan Daltoso. and Ken Grich w ill perform, and Servant Song" from the 1 uiohrun Bible Institute will round out the program The public is welcome For tur- ther information call the Rev Kick Kvcnson. 67f> M)f>9 (■arden Bugs learn insect control By Delpha Jones The Lexington Garden Bugs met at the home ot Ians Allyn for their first meeting at the new date and time which is the first Tuesday o f each month at 7:30 p m Present were l uclla Taylor, Dorothy Bur cham. Delta Huhcr. Marie Steagall. Frances Murty, Ruth Robinson. Kathy Tellechea. and the hostess They toured the Allyn garden and heard a most educational report on biological insect control The Yard ot the Month award went to the le x ington Baptist Church with Bertha Sager as caretaker She was presented a gitt certificate to use at the coming bulb sale and a I adv bug lawn ornament The annual bulb sale dale has been set tor CVtober lb and 17 at the Kcbckah Hall in Lexington This is a Saturday and Sunday ami will start at 10 a m until 4 p m. with pie and coffee being served There w ill be a good assortment ot bulbs Book display to hi^hli^ht meeting By Delpha Jones There is an old book display planned tor the Morrow ( ounly Historical meeting, and people arc invited to bring their hooks tor the displav table The chronicles w ill he on sale at this time, as well as the Railroad calendars now being printed Please keep the first Sun dav . Oct 4 in mind and attend the dinner and yearly meeting ol the Society There w ill he spec ial music at this time by Kathv Hoskins and a group ot singers PUBLIC NOTICE Bookworms begin tall schedule By Justine W eatherford Tuesday evening. Sept 8. Hcpp ncr's venerable ladies literary club. The Bookworms, began what is nearly its M>th vear o f nine months ot bi monthly hook review meetings The lathes gathered at the Butter Creek home o f Helen Currin for a pollock dinner al b p tn after which new officers were elected ami plans Trauma advisory hoard to meet Hesse — Childers Barbara Ann Hesse ami Roger Glen Childers were married at the lone United Church o f Christ. August 7. during a candle light ceremony The bride is the daughter o f M r and Mrs Louis Hesse ot Cincinnati. Ohio Hie bridegroom is the son o f M r and Mrs Clco Childers, lone The bride was given in marriage by her father She wore a white satin gown, with a sweetheart neckline The fitted lace bodice was adorned with seed pearls Short puffed sleeves and a chapel length train completed the dress Four inch wide double scalloped lace was an elegant touch along the hemline The lace was over embroidered with satin cording The gown was made by Tami Cheney, lone The bride wore a flower garland in her chosen colors o f burgundy. pink. and white Her bouquet was spring flowers and a cascade o f ribbons Maid o f honor was Margaret Hesse. Denver. Cok>rado. sister o f the bride She wore a tea length dress o f burgundy satin patterned with roses Best nun was Jeff Ball o f lone Ushers were Harvey Childers, lone, brother o f the bride groom and Leon Pctrey o f Corbin. Kentucky Molly Barrow niece o f the bride groom was the flower girl Maci Childers, another niece o f the bride groom was the candle lighter Their dresses were pink satin with puffed sleeves Kacy Childers, nephew o f the bnde groom was the ringhearer Rikka Tews. lone, played the organ during the ceremony Geneva Matthews. Heppner. was vocalist. A reception was held in the church basement. After a honcymrxin at Crater Lake and the coast, the couple arc residing temporarily in lone Morrow 4-H’ers earn honors Morrow County 4 H members enrolled in food projects showed o ff their skills in prepanng main dishes, pastries, yeast products and vegetable dishes dunng the 1987 Oregon State Fair Swayne Evans. Im gon. earned a Reserve Championship in the contest Earning blue ribbons were: Lin da Morter. Brandi Ball, and Nancy Morter o f lone and Mikka Evans o f Irrigon. Blue award presentations were given by Shanna Evans. Swayne Evans and Gibb Evans o f Irngon The following local 4 H ers earn ed blue awards in the Sute fashion revue Nance Wright. Heppner. Lin da Morter and Kan Morgan, lone; and Amy Wagenhlast. Lexington Colleen Hensley o f Imgon earn ed a blue award in 4 H Senior dog showmanship competition Blue awards in 4-H clothing classes were presented to the follow mg: s k ill level one B ridget! McElligott o f lone, skill level two- Alccia Tamasky o f Heppner and Shanna W ilkins o f lone, skill level three-Chnsy Schultz of Heppner and Mikka Evans o f Im gon. skill level four Giselle Schoonover o f Heppner, skill level five-M olly Evans o f Ir ngon. and skill level eight Amy Hobbs o f Irngon. Additional state fair results w ill be printed as they are received from the sute fair offices such as daffodils, crocus, tulips, hyacinth ami some lilies. Lois reported in the flower exhibit at the Fair ll was a complete success with Jane Rawlins receiving award for the most entrees for the contest spun sored by the Garden Bugs Phis w ill he continued again next year There was some discussion o f landscaping outside the park fence I his w ill he dec ided at the next meeting The next meeting w ill he al the home of I.uclla Taylor on O c tober h with each one to bring a decorated pumpkin with a prize fur nished by Kaihy Tellechea Garden club members needing a pumpkin contact either I.uclla Taylor or Kathy Tellechea The next meeting w ill be tun and interesting as each member is to bring a container, with artificial or live (lowers and IXrlla Huber w ill help make arrangements for them to take home Die door prize was won by Marie Steagall It is hoped that each member can find a prospective member to bring to the next meeting The regularly scheduled Area Trauma Advisory Board No 9 meeting w ill he held at Tomas Restaurant meeting room in Enter prise, at 5 30 p m on Monday. September 2 I The meeting is open to the public Agenda items w ill include I In troduction and orientation ot new members. 2 Status o f trauuu registry. 3 ’ Helicopter safety and regional education tor inter hospital transport (viewing ot helicopter sate ty film purchased by GRH). 4 Prevention and professional educa tion programs, and 5 Area plan were worked out for their meetings on into next May Outgoing president Kathryn Hoskins presided during the election which saw Marge Gardner accept the top office. Mary Gohccn sue cceding Sylvia McDaniel as vice president. Helen Currin agreeing to continue as secretary treasurer and Marian Brosnan replacing Florence Green as txuik checker This club is limned to twelve members Once each spring, usual ly in March, the croup holds a |omt meeting with the Topic Club of lone alternate years these meetings are arranged in cither lone or Heppner During the year Die Bookworms meet in members homes ami each member provides at least one bookreview dunng the nine nxinths The current membership includes cvcral who have belonged well over 20 years Presently the twelve arc Marian Brosnan. Helen Currin. Marge Gardner. Mary (ioheen, Florence Green. Kathryn Hoskins, Pauline Hughes, l.orena Jones, Sylvia McDaniel, Lucile Peck, Madge Thomson and Justine Weatherford All Saints celebrates project completion A ll Saints Episcopal Church w ill celebrate the completion o f a building project with a family celebration of the Eucharist at 10:30 a m Sunday, September 20, follow ed by a deck sealing party with lunch to he served Those who want to join in the fun, are to come dressed for the occasion, and to bring tool* to work with Missionary to visit Heppner Methodists On Wednesday evening, September 16. the Heppner United Methodist Church w ill host an even ing with United Methodist M is sionary. Tim Baker A missionary working as an agricultural economist in Zaire. Africa, Baker’s specific assignment is to develop a model farm at the United Methodist Church farm near Kamina, Zaire, in con sultation with the Agricultural Com mittee o f the Conference Baker was selfemploycd as a computer consul tant in North Bend, hut had lived and worked on a farm for many years He explained. "L a ck of money was always a problem on our (family) farm, so I have become pretty creative when it comes to getting things done." He is proficient in a number o f disparate skills, including flying, carpentry, welding, and machine maintenance " He studied computer science at Southwestern Oregon Community College earning a bachelor's degree in agricultural and resource economics from Oregon Slate University Upon graduation, he worked as an ad m im strator for an agricultural chemicals concern Baker is a member o f the North Bend United Methodist Church in the Oregon Idaho Annual Conference o f ihe United Methodist Church The Rev IX>n Boyce o f the Hcpp ner United Methodist Church ex plained, "W e are very excited about Tim Baker visiting with us As a church we have supported Tim with our gifts and prayers because o f his agricultural work This w ill be our first time to visit with him in person and we are very thrilled about this opportunity." The evening with Tim Baker w ill begin with a dessert at 7 p m in the church basement Al 7:30 p m a slide presentation o f his work in Zaire w ill begin The public is in vited to attend this gathering on Wednesday evening. Sept, 16 . z. IN THF. CIRCUIT COURT OF I HI SI AM OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW STAFF. OF OREGON. Acting by and through the Directors o f Veterans Affairs. Plaintiff. vs D A V ID I SEXTON and IRENE si XTON Defendants STATE OF OREGON County o f Morrow NOTICE OF SALE Case- No 87 CV 33 By virtue o f an Execution issued out ot the above entitled court in the above entitled cause to me directed and duted on September 10. 1987. based upon a Judgement rendered and entered in said court on August 7. 1987, in favor of the State o f Oregon. Acting by and through the Director o f Veterans' Affairs, com manding me to make sale o f (he following described real property, to-wit: PARCEL No I Township 4 North. Range 25. East o f the Willamette Meridian, in the County of Morrow, Slate of Oregon Section 14 East '6 o f the Northwest M Ot tb t Northeast '« EXCEPTING the West 348 85 feet P A R C E I v > II Township 4 North. Range 25. F. W M , Morrow County. Oregon Section 14 West 'A of the Northeast '« ot the Northeast '* to satisfy a Judgement against defen dant David 1. Sexton tor the sum o f >144.563 33, together with interest t 9 0 percent per annum from dale o f Judgment until paid NOW THEREFORE, by virtue o t said Execution and Judgment and in compliance with the command o f said W rit, I w ill on the 21st day o f October. 1987. at 10 00 a m at the front door fo the Morrow County Courthouse. Heppner, Oregon, sell at public auction and subject to redemption to the highest bidder for cash in hand all of the right, title and interest which David I. Sexton or any successor had on October 22. 1980. ihe date o f p la in tiff s mor tgage. and thereafter had in and to the above described real property or any part or portion thereof to satisfy said Execution and Judgment and in tcrest. costs and accruing costs DATED al Heppner. Oregon, on September 11,1987 ROY L DRAGO. Sheriff Morrow County. Oregon By Pauline Winter (Tnef C ivil Deputy Published September 16, 23, 30; October 7. 1987 WC would Tike toTfunk our Tn ikl> and neighbors lor their help and quick response in putting out the range fire on Sept 11 Wc ap preciate your concern and help very much IXin and Pal Anderson Mark and Tami Kietnunn _________________________9-16-lc A very special (hanks to all the community members who came out to Friday nights game and gave sup port to the Heppner Mustangs, the band, the rally squad and coaching staff Each contributes to bring about our seasons wins Vicki Bukby 9-16-lc • . ■ ' ' i * • !» . , T > ,■ •• J.Z.» * 'X . • • * ■ *• • « " l s’ * ;Z;( • \ Vi w t; •i» >i 2 NOTICES Heppner Al Anon meetings are held Saturday nights at 8 00 at St Painek s Parish Hall 8 its Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous meeting al St Patrick's Parish Hall For more information call 67f> oh ! 4 Ot h7t> 9724.____________ ’ h ills Domestic Violence Services 24 hour crisis line-278 0241 Collect >.alls accepted 8 21 Us 4 » <i * • . r » • Z 0 « . * * I : ' * • * • fl ] » ' M i 4 I *m > , s 1 • /. e M >1 . * . I III I I* H t M M i ■GOOD IN C O M E working with mail from home' No experience necessary! Details. SASE to Jil. Rl 2, Box 398 Imgon. OK 97844 9618 Help wanted Students to write boys and girls sports stories lor Riverside High school No ex pcricnce necessary. good writing skills helptul I O .*ptds ( ill s.m,Is al the Heppner Gazelle l imes office. 676 9228 9 16 tlx Morrow County Assessor's olfice is taking applications for Assessment C le rk A pplicants must have prevKXis office experience, ahilitv to work w ith public, haste office equip ment and telephone skills, and good math s k ills A p plication s are available at the Morrow County Assessor's office. Box ’ ’ 2. Hcpp ner. Oregon 978(6 Closing dale is September 23. 1987 9 l<> Inc Nanny Housekeeper Positions App ly now, start any month Salary, room board Licensed agency M om 's Helpers Agency 1315 Grand Avenue. Baldwin, lo n g Island. New York 11510 (516) 178-3311 % ■ *- 1 é ' * * \ V . • » * *I 3 » v u , * *. r , o "S'" « r *< ’ s 4 : * •6V» " ‘• • V s ‘ *, 9 16 Enjoy children ’ Study al nationally recognized nanny training school Free nationwide placement i i k redi hie demand Contact NNI 2I0ONF Broadway. Suite 3F. Portland. OK 97232 Tel (503) 2H4 1240 colled __________ 'W - A - » * > > » »«Vi -« v . • ' V * . • ’ h ' V v ' V . i s . -/H % K ' w.i V ¿ j L - 9-16 Ins Keprcsent American Intercultural student exchange Flexible, part ptime positions Supervise Sc.uulina viun, European. South Amertcun and Australian high school exchange students For more information call I HU) SIBI IN I, 9 16 I IK 5 WORK WANTI D Houses leaning Please call Slielli Britt at 676 5478 Pay negotiable _______________________ 9 lt< to Babysitting (or child care) in my home on weekduys M ary Bergstrom 1,16 3288 - *4 * . ' ‘.J f t . '¿ V V i * H W V M K O _____________ Buying logs lor stumpage .in species, good prices, especially Spruce and Western Fatih, sail (503) 437-1245 Sundav Friday _____________ 9 16 2p Adoption laiving couple seeks to adopt a baby to share our lives Our home anti our open amts await A ll medical, legal pregnancy related ex penses paid ('a ll our Portland at torncy colled (303) 174 ____________ 9 16 Inc Adoption Michigan couple, from college town, wishes to adopt infant into their lives Child w ill have love, happiness Expenses paid Call our attorney collect. (5(D) 6 IS 7773 __________________ _ 9 16-Inc '• L >*'-•* . '■r-'T 1 K » Vi I - r M ,'-' ' .vs v J y ' '*• >1 U tts 7 KI Y I A I S Clean I A 2 h d m i apt jppliaiu.es A u t i l i t i e s f u r n i s h e d . (> 76 S.Mt 676 9710 _ H S Hi Duplex in lone new and clean 2 hdrm. garage, appliances, wood and electric heal, no pets. 3295 mo call 422 7404 > : tk . >- y ' i • Í “ '.s' »' • , . 4 r Wanted to buy Used cash register, manual okay David Sykes. 676 922H - éí v ,
