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s * l » Heppner ( i u r t t e l l m o , Heppner. Oregon Wednesday. September 30. 1907 - FIVE Community Calendar Special services planned Church women to sell pie/coffee All Saints' Episcopal Church women will sell pie and coffee at Cal’s Service Center on Main St. in Heppner from 9 a m -7 p m Fruías. Oct 2 Heppner Boosters plan meeting Heppner Booster Club will meet at 7:30 p m Wednesday. Oct 7 at (he Heppner High School cafeteria New members are encouraged to at tend this first meeting of the school year to help planand organize the year'* activities Heppner T O P S slate open house The Heppner Chapter of TOPS I Take Off Pounds Sensible), a non profit weight loss organization will hold an open house on Monday. Oc tober 5. at 7 p m . at the Neighborhood Center Women, men teens and prctcens interested in los ing weight are invited to attend The open house is free For more infor mation contact Jo Burt at 676-5879 after 5 p m Fair and Rodeo court tryouts slated Evangelists IX>n and Mina Craig, of Salem, will conduct special I riumphant Lite Meetings” Sunday Oct 4 through Wednesday, Oct 7 at the Christian Life Center in Heppner Services will be 11 a m and 6 p m on Sunday and 7 p m Monday through Wednesday Rev Craig and his wife Mina, have pastured churches in Idaho, Utah and Oregon, and arc presently involved in a ministry of evangelism throughout the west and midwest Heppner doctor’s son nominated for award Schwab introduces Scott McMurdo has been nominated for the Oregon State University K B Lemon Alumni Award Scott McMurdo was the third son <>t Dr Md Mrs \ I > \T MintlO Dr McMurdo practiced medicine in Heppner for over 50 years and was honored as oregon’* first "Doctor of the Year" in 1956 McMurdo founded and directed Physicians Medical laboratory. 1950-53, Grants Pass He founded and directed Physicians Medical Laboratory and X Rav. Corvallis, in 1953. It was destroyed by lire in 1965 He is founder and president of Investment Consultants International which has offices in Corvallis, Portland, Honolulu He retired in 1985 Mickey Madison, rodeo court director announced plans for the Morrow County Court tryouts on (Xtoher 24 at I p m. at the fairgrounds ” Fach contestant must fill out an application form and will be asked to perform a horsemanship pattern and grand entry salute, along with demonstrating public speaking ability and personal conduct during an interview with the Rodeo Com mittee.” states Mickey Madison In the cvcnuhat no past princess applies for the Queen position, the The Oregon STatc Sheriffs Association has now developed a permanent endowment fund for scholarships and encourages persons interested in making donations and bequests to contact Gail Her nan. Ex ecutive Director, Oregon Stale Sheriffs Association, 2023 25th Nircet. S.E.. Salem. OK 97JQ2. phone: I 800-624-4405 Sheri If Drago announced today that the Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association is giving thirty four S500 Scholarships to students in law enforcement and corrections in Oregon The Scholarships are pro vided as a result of a fund raising drive by the sheriffs through the Honorary Sheriffs Membership Pro gram Scholarships will he S500 each and will he pros ided lor second year students in law enforcement and correct ions Sheriff Drago said that students in terested in applying for the scholar ship should apply through the finan cial aid office of their local com munity college or university. Scholarships arc offered ai Blue Ml Community College Humane Society has Heppner phone The Heppner area now has a hot line for the Pioneer Humane Socie ty. Any reports of lost or found animals needing placement or abus ed animals may be called to 676-9709 In case of an emergency please call, 676-5243 To adopt an animal call 676-9709 At this time wc have a young spayed temale Collie cross for adop tion (hat has all her shots would make an excellent family dog high point contestant shall be nam ed 1988 Fair and Rodeo Queen The committee shall choose at least two Blue Mountain Community Col projects Class will meet from 7-10 princesses p.m Wednesday, beginning ( I d . For further information and ap lege is offering a beginning 14, at Tanory’s workshop at 235 plication details, please contact Ccranucs class lo be taught by Joan Mickey Madison. Rhea Creek Rt., Tanory. The five-week class will South Court Street Tuition will be lone, 676 9814 or Marlene Curnn. cover all the basic techniques of 518 Call BMCC coordinator Mar sha Swcek at 676 50.39 for registra Fair Secretary and Chaperone at the painting and firing greenware and tion information Fair office. Monday-Friday, 1-5 l anory says there will be ample time for students to complete several pm . All persons interested in trying out Make your car feel like for the Court positions need to app new. Detailing shop now ly with cither Mickey Madivin or open in the hack of Marlene Curnn prior to (Xtobcr 21 Kenny William Knunctt. Heppner. recently received a master of science Hop's Body Shop. Ask degree from the University of Il for Shawn or call eves. linois at Urhuna He was among 488 676 - 9216 . recipients of graduate degrees at the ______ "We all have so much in common school's August commencement and sharing the barbequed lamb is a fine idea and we should have plenty to eat and talk about when the even HEPPNER GARDEN BUGS PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL ing is o v e r." sa id Broderick The Livestock Growers Assoc, bought the lamb at (he fat stock sale and has donated it for the dinner Friday & Saturday Balance of the meal will be potluck Ceramics class offered by BMCC l ■ *. V . * • * ' * I« 'V • ♦. • * V 0 i- ‘* • ■ I • • ■* ■ . . . • >v -, ikp * • •* . - • > ' . -• * ■ j * " ■ • i r > •». ' : ; . • ' ^ . * * »* .. « * •«* . *»t \ y . i t .'7 S ‘S .« k • ' , X*' »” ♦ 1 4 \ m * * V .v •V, * r :• 1 \ Awarded degree assistant manager pajr appreciation and 4-H awards Dino Herrca is the new assistant dinners planned for Oct. 24 manager at Les Schwab Tire Center The Fair Board plans an apprecia non dinner following the Fair and Rodeo Court tryouts on Saturday. (Xtoher 24 at 5 p m All of our sc hedules have become so hectic that it makes a good deal of sense to try and combine some of these activities, states Fair Hoard Member, Mcrlyn Robinson The Board has asked the 4 H advisory committee to combine their ac hieve ment dinner with the Apprecia lion Dinner We should have a grand turnout this year, says Bill Broderick. County Extension Agent in Heppner He translcrrcd to Hcpp ner from the tire store in Ontario September I He and his wife, Pam. have two children, Christopher. 2 'A and Krika. four years Herrca says he will he working with the staff here to keep the store clean and to help customers in the friendly l-cs Schwab tradition ” 1 like a small town," he said ‘ People here arc friendly." 1 B u lb S a le Remember, the Court Tryouts, the Fair Appreciation Dinner, and the 4-H Achievement Dincnr all com bined on Saturday. (Xt 24 at the fairgrounds lone TOPS plan open house lone TOPS will hold an open house at 7:30 p m Monday. Oc tober 5 at the grade school in lone All former members and those in- Lexington Lumber tcrcsted in joining the weight loss organization arc encouraged to at tend TOPS offers weight-loss pro grams for men. women, and children October 9 & 10 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day I .O .O .F . H A M Lenngton Pie & Coffee - J100 Featuring: Crocus * Tulips * Hycinths Daffodils and Many More Apply now for IFYE program Will Be Closed Sat. Oct. 3 People in their early 20's may apply for the 1988 International 4-H Youth Kschangc program, accor ding to Hirdme Tullis Oregon State F o r O p e n in g D ay University Fstension Agent in Mor of Deer Season row County Applications must be received in Dino Herrea the State 4 H office by (Xtoher 16 r ? There is no requirement that ap IT C O U L D B E A R E A L C O L D W IN T E R ! ■ | s plicants he former 4 H members I IFYE delegates live and work with families in another country for about 1 So...The Senior Citizens ore Ruffling sis months in the program c«x»r dinated nationally by the National 4-H Council A privately financed program. IFYE is supported by the 5 C o r d s o f H o o «l Tickets l100 ea. or *500 for 7 Drawing Oct. 31 at Heppner Hotel By Delpha Jones ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii iii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii im ii ii ii ii ii Hunters Save Your Hides Donate your Deer and Elk Hides for the Veterans’ Rehabilitation Program Look for Hide Barrels Around Town Heppner Elks 358 BTierr Fneruh Sleet" 142 N . M a in Plans arc well underway for the annual meeting of the Morrow County Historical Society to be held at the l-cxington (¡range Hall on Sunday. (Xt 4 starting with a potluck turkey dinner at I p m There is special music planned with a cowgirl p«>ct Mrs McFarlanc of Hermiston. and a speech and slides by Steve Cory of Pendleton. The main course for the dinner is furnished by the group with guests and members bringing salads and desserts There is a table display planned for old fxx>ks The calendars featuring the depots and trains in Morrow County and the Chronicles will be on sale The Chronicles arc published by the Historical Society SALE STARTS OCT J-7 NEW ARRIVAL Sweater Coats^ Dressy Blouses & Jackets IO% Prints, while, chambray & denim OFF by Jolene Any Style Junior Straight Jewelry Denim Skirts $* 5 °? In Stock 32 00 a NOW No Charges on Sale Items Please Country Rose 676-9426 233 N. Main Oregon 4 H Foundation with con tributions from Oregon 4 H clubs. Extension study groups and other in terested individuals, organizations anil businesses O regon's 1987 IFYE. Greg Medlyn of Bend, is now in Switzerland The Oregon State University senior will return in December and then will begin a speaking lour of the state Persons interested in the program should contact the Morrow County office of the OSU Extension Service, phone 676 9f>42, or write Box .397, Heppner. OR., 97836 f Historical Society plans annual meeting 3 p.m 5 w 6 76 -9 1X 1 Sheriffs’ Assoc, offers scholarships Heppner and prepared by a group ot dedicated ladies, who work the year around They arc happy to receive articles on the happenings in the county There will be door prizes at this meeting and an election of directors long tail ^ F L A N N E L SHIRT Fire caution From page 1 1 * circle Build campfires away from overhanging branches, steep slopes, rotten stumps or logs, dry grasses and leaves Pile firewood away from the fire Fires should be small and surrixinded by a rock campfire ring you should also have an ax, shovel and bucket of water within easy reach, he said To put the lire out. let it die down, drown the tire with water, and us ing a stick, mix the coals with dirt until it is cold enough to touch with your bare hand Feel each burned piece to make sure it is dcadoul Remember, it is illegal to leave any fire unattended When smoking is permitted, ilcar the area within a three-foot radius around you of all flammable material Be sure that your match is out Be sure to grind out your cigarette, cigar or pipe tobacco in the dirt where you arc sitting Fires can »Kcur when tobacco is ground on a stump or log While in your car, always use your ashtray W’hen walking, on horseback, or on a trailbike. stop. find or make a cleared area, and sit down while you smoke Recognition of fire danger by hunters is important. Lawrence continued Public assistance in spig ting forest fires is also appreciated Please report suspected forest tires to any Forest Service or State Fores- ty Office I BOOTS Regular 64.95 to 102.95 V r , - -“** • T vvsi rs^'r. » V ' > v m r jtf .; : V < **♦* ^ * ' *. *V # T * .**W *„ ' . • * d- . * tt * . S. V DusobU with anti I im H m o ld e d io U H fd f irp U n m ^ i 676-9210 Heppner ■ ■
