TW O - H tppnrr Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, J d y 13, 11
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Starrs chosen as Yard of the Month
Registration now open for Pre-School
Georgia VanWinkle will be helping the Day Care with the
pre-registration tor fall. To n i Watne will be the teacher tor the
pre-school to be held again th is year at the fairgrounds
dormitory
Th e Lexington Garden Bu g s have selected Charles and
Deena S ta rr's yard at 450 Tom Street as June Yard of the
Month
JoAnna Welch (R). Day Care Center employee holding
Th e y have lived at their double-wide mobile home for three
Brianne Wishart, presents the bike to raffle winner Judy Aaron
years.
Red rock accents the many evergreens and sh ru b s in their Judy is giving the bike to her niece.
yard Roses and many other flowers add a cotorful background '
Heppner Chamber/SBCD to
Tullís honored at dinner
sponsor seminar
Coming July 26 will be the follow
up "It Does Make A Difference"
seminar, requested by attendees of
the first workshop This time the
focus will be for employees, rather
than employers The video "If
Looks Could Kill" will be repeated
as well as break out workshops to
give employees opportunities to
share ideas
Businesses arc encouraged to of-
fer this seminar to their
T,*es
day, July 26 from 8 to 11 a m at the
Heppner Elks The $5 registration
fee. up to maximum of S15 per
business will include brunch
Registration forms are available at
the Chamber of Commerce office.
Heppner, Small Business Develop
ment Center office. Pendleton, or by
contacting Claudia Hughes or Nan
cy Brownfield Deadline to register
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The new voiar blanket at the Hepp
ner Municipal pool has been punc
tured by vandals Rocks thrown in
to the pool have done the damage
It is financialllv difficult for the
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Birdine T u llis (R) is served a piece of cake at a retirement
dinner in her honor Saturday.
Birdine was honored by friends, co-workers, and past
associates for her nearly 20 years of service to Morrow Coun-
Extension Serving cake to T u llis is Monica Swanson (mid-
and Cindy Osterlund (L).
Larry M ills was the emcee for the Saturday dinner, and over
2 people spoke in praise of Birdine and her many years of
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Potluck meeting
planned
for MCCAC
The Morrow County Creative
Arts and Crafts July meeting will be
a potluck dinner July 25 at 6:30p.m.
at Cam Wishart's home at 140 S
Gilmore behind the Courthouse
Beverage, rolls and table service will
be provided
New director encourages
participation in culture events
Marsha Sweek is the new Direc
tor of the Museum She assumed her
duties as half time director on July I
Marsha is married to Greg Sweek.
the County Assessor and has two
children lan 7 years old and Tai 5
Along with being the museum
director. Marsha is the Blue Moun
lain Community College Coor
dinator for the Heppner area and
works for the Juvenile Services
Commission
Marsha would like to implement
a variety of programs such as
musical events, speakers and craft
smen thnmgh the museum She
would like to encourage 1 there to use
the facility for community events.
July 24 is a kick-off of "Music on
Mainstrcet". "The first, hopefully,
in a senes of cultural events that w ill
be happening.” says Marsha
She encourages people of the area
to stop by and see what is available
at the museum
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the celebration o f
Darrell and Sue Vinson's
30th Wedding Anniversay Sunday
July 24, 1988, 2-5 p.m. at their
home on Little Butter Creek.
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Children who »ftend Heppner Day
Care more than 32 hours a week will
not be charged an additional fee. but
must register if parents wish their
child to participate Heppner Day
Care will not be able to provide
transportation to and from day care,
but will help in organizing a car
pool,
Registration in both classes is
limited to 19 children, so parents
w ishing their child to attend should
sign up as soon as possible Call
676-5429 foi icgiaitation or more
information
"I think it will be a positive ex
perience for area kids," said Hepp
ner Day Care Director April Hilton-
Sykes " Our pre school teacher
Toni Watne. majored in elementary
education in college and has dime an
excellent job of caring for children
at Heppner Day Care "
Rock thrown by vandals
damage pool blanket
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Registration is now open for pre-
school. which will begin Tuesday.
September 6. for the four-year old
class and Wednesday. September 7
for the three year old class
The four year old class will meet
Wednesdays from 8:30 to 11:30
a m and the three year old class will
meet Wednesdays from 9 to 11 a m
Tom Watne will he the teacher for
the program which will be held in
the fairgrounds dormitory building
as in previous years Georgia Van
Winkle, who has operated the pre
school for the last several years has
retired from the program This year
the pre school will he sponsored by
Heppner Day Care.
Cost for the program will remain
the same as last year. $35 for four-
year olds and $20 for three year
olds.
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City of Heppner to maintain the
pool, therefore, it is especially
discouraging to have the equipment
damaged unnecessarily.
The cost of the blanket was $1280
Doherty clan
gathers
at Blackhorse
Brothers John and Leo Doherty of
Pilot Rock and cousin Marian
Doherty of New York entertained
the sometimes Annual gathering of
the Doherty class with Irish Ballads
and other songs.
One hundred forty-five Doherty
relatives of all ages and sizes
descended on the Tony Doherty
ranch in Blackhorse Canyon, on
Sunday, July 3 for a potluck picnic
and family celebration
First cousins met for the first time
after brothers Mark and Paul Doher
ty of Marysville. Wa . arrived to
find brother and sister Brian and
Marian Doherty of New York, and
cousin Anne Doherty ot Cardonagh.
County Donegal. Ireland (who is in
the U S. furthering her nurses train
ing) already at the ranch.
Helen Doherty Dy er, last of the 13
children of James G and Catherine
Doherty, who homesteaded the
Rlackhorse ranch in 1891, was
honored with a cake marking her
75th birthday
The gathering included family
groups representing the Sands
Dohertys (descendants of William
and Rose lX>hcrly), the Sandhollow
Dohertys (descendants of Bernard
and Catherine Doherty), the Vinson
Dohertys (descendants of Patrick
and Mary IXihcrty). the Paul Doher
tys (descendants of Paul and Mary
IXvherty of Cardonagh. County
Donegal. Ireland). The Blackhorse
IXihertys <descendants of James G
and Catherine iXihcrty). and a
sprinkling of others
The shindig was hosted by the
children of Bernard and Jerry
Doherty. Tony and Martha. Hepp
ner, Roger. Eileen and Moses of
Denver. Colo . Maureen Doherty of
Florence. Nancy. Celine and Drew
Pettyjohn of Sacramento. Ca , and
Mark. Becky, Til and Cydne Tullis
of lone
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