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H eppner G azette-lim e*. H eppner. O regon W ednesday. February IO. 19X8 . SFA F N T.R.E.O. off and flying L • ■ 'V F ' - i • ’• • 1 %*«tir - » .* • • J l .» « T > V % * ‘ ■ - * ^ % - * •s. \ jp.. **/ i' . -1 ì v \ w a Engagements • • I' Di Paolo — Peck Mr and Mrs Ronald Peck of Mom. Oregon are pleased to announce the engugentent and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Mary Lou to Robert Di Paolo, son of Mr and Mr* Andrew C Di Paok> of Pittsburgh. Penn Mary is in the Air Force, stationed at Tyndall AFB. in Florida. She is in the Civil F.ngtnccring Squadron She 11 a 1983 graduate of Sherman High School. Mom Her grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry G. Peck of Lexington and Mr* Mary M Ferry of Mom. Robert i* in the Air Force also, currently re training in Satelite Com munications at Kceslcr AFB in Mississippi He is a I97H graduate of Cen tral Catholic High School. Pittsburgh. Penn a March 19 wedding is planned at Panama City. Florida Jeff Maben. (left) and Barry Munkers (right) relax around the fireplace with a cup of fresh brewed coffee in the Carlson - house Forest Service holds community meeting The Heppner Ranger District, Umatilla National Forest, is plann ing to hold a community meeting Thursday. February 18. in the multi > purpose room of the Heppner Hlemcntary School The meeting will he held from 7 to 9 p m The comment period for the proposed forest plan has been extended to March 28 VALENTINE'S E Perm Special - '30.00 C heri'ti H air & N ails ■ Ic p p iic r A 7 ft-9 tt0 3 Must be purchased & used by Feb 29th t .S ) Philip Carlson, (left) examines one of the shooting stations that will be used when To u rs & Recreation in Eastern Oregon (TR E O ) opens for business this weekend Carlson, along with his brother Clint (top) and Jeff Maben, (center) have been putting the finishing touches on the new business, which offers packaged hunting trips ranging from one day Chukar, pheasant and quail shoots, to three-day corporate packages The Carlsons have remodeled a house on the farm near Ruggs, and offer food and lodging to groups of hunters com ing in. T h is Saturday and next, there will be one day pheasant shoots at T R E O oflenng a continental breakfast at Kate's P iz za, a steak BBQ . and of course lots of good bird hunting Feb 27 and March 5 & 6 there will be a quail shoot The pheasant shoot cost $165 per person, and the quail shoot is $95 per person When business gets rolling Carlson will be booking in hunters on packages that range up to $550 for a three day stay We will provide everything at that price, said Carlson. They can walk in here with a suitcase and we will provide the clothes, guns, everything Those who would Hke to make reser vations at T R E O . or would like more information, may contact Carlson at 676-5840 The Girls at the O ffice.... T hink You’re GREAT!!!! Notices COMMING ATTRACTIONS Feb. 19th PE R NIGHT Mririer Feb. 20th » 1st A N N U A L 10 00 Registration 1:30 Ladies Tea 2 00 Lodge 6 30 Crab Feed 9 00 Dance Two Bands The Smith Family l Klue Congratulations Erma Keithley fo^ winning the •25© ** B in g o R h ic k o u t j a c k p o t . Regular Dinner Fri. A Sat. 6:00-9:30 Join its for a GREAT meal Heppner Elks 358 > * * 6 7 6 -9 1 8 1 M W Men./, Kirn 142 V Main Training for the video series on parenting skills will be given at 1 p m Wednesday, February 17, at the Extension Conference Room, Pettyjohn Office Building. Heppner The 3 p m time is a change from the original announcement The program is open to any one interested in learning more about parenting skills as an individual, or for use with itroups Ft M id Sale Senior citizens are holding a Valentine Food Sale. Friday. February 12 in the Post Office building This is a benefit for the building fund for the hotel project The sale will begin at 9 a m Energy Assistance F.nergy Assistance appointments for Feb 12 arc being made at the Neighborhood (.'enter (676 ,M)24) beginning at 9 j m This will be the last opportunity to sign up Port of Morrow The Port of Morrow will be meeting Thursday. February II, at the Lexington School at 7 p m Cattle Women chili feed The M orrow County Cat tleWomen wish to invite everyone to drop by l.cs Schwabs on Saturday . February 13 for free chili They will be serving from l l a m until 2 p m Michelle, Bnui. Cherie, 6 Brum Roses are Red Violets are Blue You 4 are Ihe B*\\t arid Mom DOES LOVE YOU. Shelly and Tim Roses are Red Texas is Your State Over the Miles Our Friendship Stays Great Love, Virginia and Geri Roses are Re<l 4-H Clovers are Creen You and Orlando Were Really Keen! Love, Mom and Ceri Valentine ’.i Day May Come A Valentine '.% Day May Go But Jim ami Sondi Putman In June Will Make It S<> lj>ve, Cupid It's the romantic thing to do. Oo the romjntK thing this Valentine s Day Send the f TD* Crystal Bowl Bouquet brautiful lUtwers in a real crystal hirwl ( > the Love Note Bouquet a bowlful at cohwful (lowers (»lus a note pad and (»in >1 Ask your (Inmt to »end one I TO. Country $ v tr Heppner 6*> <*42ft 233 N. Cramps & Crams Happy "Heart” Day Thanks for ALL you do. W p love you, Eva & Robert Grace's Come arui Grace's G o... Love to You on Valentine's Day Because We Miss You So Love. Your Family on the Mainland [Dawn P., Roses are Red I Sure Am Blue U p Here in Alaska It's Cold W ithout You! Love, /.C. Delta Dawn Roses are Red, And So Is Your Hair I’m in Kentucky but Wish I Were There! Love, Mr. Peterson • ♦ ’ J 4 ---- v y » ' v r- • • i «J 1
