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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1988)
^ • % • V * '*7 • --^ * • . . • * • • .. • . . *" .• • ' #% • •■ -.. .•'*-.*• • ' ..- Î , ‘ . «. ‘» ^ V ^ l! ; / . r f r .: ^ *•» ’ \ . r . . . - .* » - • :- * ■ - • * . v '. i v " . _ V : •••' ' \ •. -j-.V . .. activities such as crabs .tennis and various gym cceruses "Donations of such things as toys and pu/rles would be appreciated." said Warren Fees will he reduced to parents who volunteer their time to help at the Early Learning Center The center, located in the old high school nest to A C Houghton Elementary. is a non profit program For more information call the center at 922 5661 or Dee Warren. 922-4524 Bensel hosted by Eastern Star In the Service Ruth Locust Chapter No 32, Order o f the Eastern Star, will open the fall season by hosting Marie Ben sc I of Hermiston, Associate Grand Conductress of the Grand Chapter of Oregon on Tuesday even ing. September 13. at 8 p m Din tier will he at 6 p.m Mrs Bensel will conduct an official School of In struction for the officers, and the regular September meeting will be held A no host dinner at the Bowling Alley will precede the meeting Elective installed officers for the 1988 89 year include Katherine Lmdstrom, Worthy Matron. Lewis Halvorven. Worthy Patron. Louise W ood.A ssociate m atron; John Wood, Associate Patron. Carmclila Halvorven, Secretary . Roy W Lind strom. Treasurer; Patricia Hyatt, Conductress and Lota Tibbies, Associate Conduct revs Army National Guard Private Virgil W. Morgan, son of Helena J Brown of irrigon. has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. MO During the training, students received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid. and Army history and traditions Morgan is a 1979 graduate of Riverside High School. Oourdman C a rrot oil gives flamingos color The following appointive officer» were installed: Kenneth Smouse. Chaplain. Virginia Wilkinson. Mar shal. Juanita Carmichael, Organist. Beth B ryant, A dah. Dorothy Jackson. Ruth. Frances Smouse, Esther. Winifred Co*. Martha. An na Graham. Electa. Wilbur Jackson. W arder: and Claude Graham . Sentinel Marilyn Childers. Donna Orwick. Susie Cooper, and tjomunc Ball will be courtesy officers for the coming ye« Presiding at the installation were Virginia Wilkinson. Past Grand Matron. Installing Officer. Hilmer Horn of Pilot Rock, Past Grand Patron. Installing Grand Patron, Florence Jaeger of Condon. Past Grand Matron. Grand Marshal. Mane Bensel. A w iu itc Grand Con ductress, Grand Chaplain; and Mabel Gimblc of Hemuston. Grand Organist. School Lunch Menus In captivity, flamingos arc fed car rot oil to keep their feathers pink C arrot oil contains carotin, a chemical that gives the flamingo's annual growih of new leathers pink color Without this chemical the bird’s feathers would be white In the wild, a flamingo's pink color comes from the carotin in the tiny shrimp like animals thov cat ; • • • .* . *•'. \ I HKO Boardman • Irrigon ~ • , • * ' * • r f • • • » f • * - * i • * ’ '- '. , • • N e w s i - ; w • I ' J *V . -V «t 2 ballot Twenty verified signatures are needed to quality Carl received forty-five. How does the mayor tcel about so meone so young possibly helping to run the city'.* " I like to have young people take an interest in the com niunity " said Irrigon Mayor. I>on Fppenhach "W e need all the assistance we can get from our youth," he added . » > ! *1 •*. » * • • * »... , . . a* » , " • ^ V -V ‘ ’ :* T ' i 18-year old Carl Judd runs for city council by Joyce llo vlrv An eighteen yearold Riverside graduate will he running for the Ir rigon City council come November Carl Judd of Irrigon will be the youngest person in the history of Ir rigon to run for such an office " I felt they needed some youth on the council.” said Cart "Besides. I feel I d make a good councilman " " I plan on representing the pro pie," said Cart. "That ls the purpose of the City Council." "All aspects of the community should he represented in city govern m ent." he added Carl is a qualified candidate He is of qualifying age. he is a registered voter within the Irrigon City limits, and he has lived in the community for over one year A petition was circulated asking that Carl he placed on the November I , •• Call 676-9228. 567-7873 or 481-3274 With News Items . - ‘ v ■«*-.. •] •* i Carl was chapter officer in the« Future Farmers of America (FFA) for 3 years He served as president of FFA his senior year of high school Cart'* aim in life is to "h e a success", Carl plans to work lor a’year, then attend Blue Mountain Community C ollege His m ajor will he agriculture business management. r pv ■ T > Carl Judd. 18, running for c ih (Irrigon) council. Youngest candiate city has had. 4 x 4 racers meet at Starkey raceway IUCC begins fall schedule lone United Church of Christ will Heppner Elementary School return to the fall schedule this Sun Tentative Lunch Menu day. Sept . 11 Sunday School lor ull Thurs . Sept 8 Tuna noodles, ages, two years to adult, will begin vegetable, celery'peanut butter, at 9 30 a m Children's classes will cookies, milk run until 10 45 a m The aduli class F ri.. Sept 9 Chili, vegetable, ends at 10:30 a m Worship will he combrcad. fruit, tnilk at 11 a m Mon., Sept 12 Hamburgers bun. There will also he a new members cheese. French fnes. pickles, fruit class meeting Sept 11 and 25 at 7 30 Suceeding classes will be held on Hunter's Salety Classes will be Jello. milk p m If you arc interested in joining Sept 15, 20 and 22 There is no held for young people 10 years of Tues . Sept 13 Beanie Weinie. the church, please contact the pastors charge for these classes age and older beginning Tuesday. carrot coins, applesauce, brownies, at 422-7530 For further information contact September 13 at 7 p.m. at Hcppner milk, Jeff Mahcn. 676-5269 or Tom Elks Lodge, upstairs Wed , Sept 14 Brunch W icklm d. 676-5239 Thurs,. Sept 15 Tacos/lct- tuce/ch ccsc. vegetable, fru it, Morrow County Abstract & Title Co., Inc. cixvkie*. milk Richard N Brittain of Irrigon has Fri . Sept 16 Macaroni/cheese, been chosen to he a contestant on COMPLETE TITLE & ESCROW SERVICE salad, rolls, fruit, milk "The Money Gam e" television Locally Owned & Heppner High School game vhow scheduled to be aired Tentative l unch Menus September 10 Mon . Sept 12 Tacos "The Money Game" originates at Tues . Sept 13 Potatoes A 'KOIN TV , Channel 6 in Portland gravy, mils, chefse'celery, fresh fruit, or Salad Bar. milk Wed . Sept 14 Spaghetti. French bread, salad, dessert, or Salad Bar. The branch office, in Boardman, is not manned daily, milk however, if you call the Boardman number, the call will Thurs . Sept 15 Turkey Chow automatically be transferred to the Heppner office An M ein, rice, oranges, fortune _ lh e Æ » appointment can then be arranged for you in the Board- cookies, or Salad Bar. milk Friday . Sept 16 Brunch \ f o u s e f a c to r s man area. Sam Boardm an Elementary Landmark Square B e a u ts S a lo n tentative Lunch Menus 269 N Main St. Mon., Sept 12 Spaghetti. French LINDA ¡VMS JUDY D A M N S Boardman, OR 97818 Heppner. OR 97836 bread, green beans, pears, milk Manaftr Operator M r $6*1* ’<»> H ,VU to Huribmm T u es., Sept 13: 1 8 1 -3 2 1 « ________________________________________________________Breakfast sausage, hash browns, b m M i ■ ■ IM ■ ■ I H H i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■ M a n a cheese stix, oranges, cinnamon rolls, milk Wed.. Sept 14 Taco salad _ _ ^ ^ | meat, lettuce, cheese French fries, Hunters Safety classes begin day and children 6 12 years. $2 per day Everyone is invited to attend Camping, foitd and gas will be available For more information, call (503) 963-8200 or 1-800-43.3 1612 Four by four racer* will gather September 10 and 11 at the Starkey Raceway, loeuted off 184 exit 252 between laG randc and Pendleton Signs will be posted Races will run for men and women Gate lee is adults. V4 per Seniors plan rum m age sale A rummage sale is planned by the Senior Citizen.* of Irrigon for Thurs day and Friday. September 8 and 9. at Stokes Landing Senior Center Brittain on game show w v * . • 'V»‘ . N * •. - .• - '• V . .• • >. The location is west of Irrigon on Mam Street l unch will be served and baked foods will be available New At Pettyjohns Just in Time For Winter! The new Genesis Trailblazer Woodstove ★ computer designed ★ multi fuel ★ contemporary design ★ Oregon ★ several models & styles to choose ★ ★ ★ Come In and See One!★ ★ approved approved from ★ Starting at under $600°° PETTY.iuui 424 Lynden Way, Heppner 481-9261 676-9912 ‘ •.. „ • ••: ; > ^ 1 » llep p n er G a/rtte-1 inies. M rppntr. Oregon W cdnesdav, Septem ber 7, 1988 Enrollment up at Irrigon Learning Center b> Joyce HfMity * ~ Three sear olds anend from 9 ^be Imgim K*ri^ Ixamtng Center a m to 11 a m Tuesday and Thurv •* growing day. Morning or afternoon sessions Enrollment it up. according to are available Monday. Wednesday Director. Dee Warren The center and Friday for four year-olds optnftl iu doort August 29 for the Day care begins at 6 a m and goes 198g N9 school year to 6 p m Breakfast, lunch and 'We are working with the Foster snacks arc provided ('ranparrr* Prog rani, said Warren We would like m ore adult The Latch Key program is stress coverage for our growing enroll ed by W’arTen *'We would rather ment see the children come here than go Pre school sessions are taught home alone," she said alternately by Mari Ciordanier and The Latch Key program includes Melodee Tovev •_«..-■••• - - H i ^ V • *» ^ ' . C 7 Farm IL Builders Supply 676-9157 or 676-5001 -, ' - - * - ♦ ! V, l I S E N IO R C LA S S M ™ P lf l ™ v . . j mm s n w s ry ■ ■ B C lL m . com . fruit fantasy, hot rolls, milk j F h .. Sept 16 Chili, combrcad, m honey butter, cheese slix, pears. I milk I Riverside High School Tentative Lunch Menus Mon . Sept 12: Taco p u /a , green hcans. pmcapple. cake milk, or , •N o minimum order 5 . 5 •Get JUSt what you want | •Package available upon request I iic v . ^ I l ! f • | Phone 676-9272 fo r an appointment ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ FERTILIZER : Hot dogs, cheese .... »1 r r AND 13 stis. taler tots, fruit, cookies, milk. or Salad Bar Wed . Sept 14 Taco salad. rolls/hutter. pudding, fruit, milk, or TJ’s CAMERA ■ ■ CHEMICAL | ■ j I 5 ■ ■ Fn *1* 16 Hamburger cook-out. vcgie sti*. chips, apples, ice cream sandwiches, nulk J Beecher’s Fine Foods & . Lounge Weekly Dinner Specials- I \ I I I | | Tues. - Cooks Choice Wed. - Steak Nite, Rib (14 oz.) or T-Bone (16 oz.) or Chef (16 oz.) - s 9°° Thurs. - Chicken Fry Nite, hand breaded, cooked just right. * 3 00 Fri. & Sat. - Prime Rib * 9 ° ° Dinners inclmle vota dunce of potato, vegetable, roll ami our fresh Salatl Bar. We have the best salad bar in town so if you re heading somewhere for a great meal, head to Beecher s for GREAT FOOD & G000 TIMES, as always, the family place to dine!' B o e e lio r 's Closed Mondays SEED TREATING VITAVAX - TERRA COAT - LINDANE FOOT ROT CONTROL S ^ V IM Z fíT 5 Í' * ' _ _ _ _ _ _ ________________ M C G G. FOR ALL YOUR FERTILIZER AND CHEMICAL NEEDS M orrow County , ^ ! Grain Grow ers ¡ ¡ tv * .. * • ’ «ur.v7 • V * • i .. *' 1 v J e t 4 • ’ * , v . U . . ■: 1 « • - ✓ •V » n * * . . . / . I , I INC 422-7540 P*--,»« m >771 i IMO? MM 1 ( 11 * 00 * onto* i n » *0 la i )»’ 0 ÎA A ^ y ' j*:* J - .7 " , '<* -*9l- - *1 . r a i , f í * j ,- 7 - 7 f r « r '* ? n r . U : •' 7 V r ,/ - 7%
