Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, September 21, 1988, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT W O • Heppner Gazette-Tim es, H eppner. Oregon W ednesday, Septem ber 21, 11 Become involved with Scouting Monday. September 26. the Blue Mountain Council. Boy Scout» ol America will have a School Night for Scouting T hu is a chance for boys in grades one to sis and their parents to become involved with Pedro chosen for committee U.M.C. Conference is Sept. 25 The Heppner United Methodist Church will hold Ms annual Church Conference this Sunday. September 23 All members and friends of the Heppner United Methodist Church are encouraged to attend The schedule for the day's ac tivities will include Sunday School at 9:30 a m.. Worship Service at 10:30 a m , politick dinner for everyone at 11:30 a m. with the church conference immediately following the potluck dinner scouting Thc meeting will be held in the multipurpose room at Heppner Elementary School at 7 00 p m For further information contact Honda Wallace. 676-5213 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS B e n e fit A u c tio n /P a r ty Thursday Night--September 22nd ALL AUCTION PROCEEDS & DONATIONS GO TO M S FUND Casey Pedro, junior at Heppner High School, was notified recently that he has been chosen as one of fourteen students throughout the state of Oregon to serve on the 1988 89 Student Advisory Commit tee of Verne A. Duncan. Slate Superintendent of Public Instruction He will represent his fellow students and advise Mr Duncan on issues that concern and affect high school students in Oregon, All meetings will take place in Salem at the Oregon Department of Education Their first meeting will take place October 2 and 3 in Salem This year's Student Advisory Committee will be asked to look at the area of student community ser vice. ways that the »pint of service can be instilled ui fellow and methods for organizing such a pro gram at the local school level. Everyone is encouraged to bring a main dish and a salad or dessert for the potluck Paper plates, utensils and drinks will be provided by the church The church conference of the Heppner United Methodist Church is the annual meeting of the local church with District Superintendent the Reverend Dennis Mullins All friends and members of the church are encouraged to attend Booster Club meets Sept. 26 (Auction do n atio n s accep ted ) MARTIE McQUAIN IS THE U.G LY. BARTENDER Wagon Wheel Restaurant E Lounge <. Heppner Booster CTub will meet September 26 at 7:30 p m. at Ptoyhar Insurance Conference room New members are invited to attend Old members encouraged tn attend this meeting It is time to get started again and think about getting organized for the year. Mealsite serves 69 Growers give scholarship Harvest Days Sale The Heppner Mealsite dinner on September 14 served 69. with several out-of-town guests Millie Evans won the free meal ticket The Continues through September 24th. • * birthday dinner will be September 28 Dinners are served at noon each Wednesday Fall Oil Bonanza 55 G allon Drum Prica CENEX Superlube 518-30 ■ * The ideal lubricant. wWi a wfcfc variety ol Qssoln# and d u a l apuipnwit H o te l to u r p la n n e d On September 28 at 5 p m., a community tour is planned of the Heppner Hotel The elevator is now in the building and the sheet rock work is nearing completion. Max Kocrper. project architect, will con duct the tour and answer any ques tions from news personnel and citizens The public is invited to enjoy the tour 0 1 8 -3 0 . Exceeds warranty noQmrawmnti ol aN major <laeal and gaaoàna engma 1 5 W 4 0 _____ manufacturar« CENEX Qwiklift Universal Fluid A prermum-quafcty. muiatuncaonal Iliad formulated specifically lor »actors using a centralized Huid system to service die »anim ation, drfWrential wet brakes power staennq and hy<»eu>c tystam 55 Gal Drum 2.5 G allon C ontain#» dent of Blue Mountain Com muni ty C ollege T he sch olarship will be aw arded to a student from the Blue M ountain a re a who is preparing for work in th e potato industry A mini m ountain of 1,000 Blue M ountain P o ta to es re p re se n ts th e $1,000 " W e 're Proud of Our R o o ts" sch o larsh ip that Don Brewer, Jr (left), President of the Blue M ountain P otato G row ers, p re se n te d to Ron Daniels, P resi Alcohol servers class is Sept. 26 ZAP 10 or10B Zap 10 is a high performance fencer designed for small farm fences where average vegetation growth on the wire is expected It is also an ideal unit to ■ . power temporary cross fences or small ==== local fences. 1 5 " Roygord 50 ft), bag m Poly Wire Ml ¡ M A M ® tsm n d CHUNK STYLE 21 % Protein Dog Food «H -o r Poly Tape MS* Made wih meat and bone meal A special Land O'Lakes formula. Dastywdlor fOMBnOraalng mi c o tm tio [limeMCftif! Ttm va/// .✓ 6 woo 2 in 1 Poly Gas Can High Lift Jack of high densty polyethylene Cortame UV statata <n Norvoorroslve and chemical resistani 7,000 K> Ifting capacity. HL485 The Bookworms first meeting of the fall season was held September 13 at the home of Helen Curnn with ten members present Officers for the new year are president. Mary Goheen. sice presi dent, and b»x>k checker. Marian Bnisnan, secretary-treasurer. Helen C urnn Bethel Hcinnch is a new member of the club The year hook will he prepared by M adge Thom son and Sylvia McDaniel They plan to have it ready for the nest meeting Marge Gardner shared pictures of their Alaskan trip which they made during the month of July. The next meeting will he held at the home of Florence Green at 2 p m on September 29 with Sylvia McDaniel reviewing 24 Swedes attend picnic Twenty four people gathered at the Swede's Picnic held September 5 at Cutsforth Park A potluck din ncr with much good fixxi was cn joyed by all who attended The families represented at the picnic were the Olaf Bergstrom family. F.nc Bergstrom family and Martin Lovgren family. They were pleased with the tur nout and would like to nuke (his an annual event Persons interested my contact Ruth Bergstrom GOLDEN ACCENTS™ COLLECTION BY ONEIDA 18 8 stainless accented with 24K gold electroplate. Golden Kingswood (Group II) Golden Juilliard (Group I) Golden Henley (Group I) 10" Fencing Pliers Heppner Police Report The Heppner Police Department reports handling the following business during the past week: September 12 9 0 0 a m citation issued for Cnminal Mischief II. September 13: 10:40 p m - Assist motorist. September 15: 8:05 a m. - Cita tion issued for Failure to Yeild to Pedestrian September 16 2:10 p m - Assist Fire Department. 8:13 p.m. - Re quest officer for Security Check; 10:50 p m - Assist Motorist. September 17: 3:10 a m. - Assist Motorist. Bookworms hold first meeting 99 asm stxp «imi »* r***ti The license is good for five years in Oregon follow ing the completion of the class and passing of the test Person with questions regarding this class may contact Gale Gray 989 8144 An alcohol servers class will he held September 26 beginning at 8 a m at the Oddfellows Hall in Lex ington The cos* of the class is $25 per person for a five hour session The instructor is from Blue Moun tain Community College Nuts & Bolts UL Approvati èm m e Casey Pedro Flagging Yellow Golden Kenwood (Group I) Chore Gloves Tape // ^ 0 V -'.V — Q A fte r C harles L in d b u rg h m a d e h is to ry w ith th e firs t so lo flig h t acro ss th e A tla n tic , he cam e h o m e by s h ip "Why am I sm ilinc?" 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