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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1988)
9 • •• , •» t. » - • r » r» ' pz j> i ‘ -i» / ’ V . •* V T* ' ' . T W O - H eppner Gazette-Tim es. H eppner. Oregon Wednesday. V p C rm h rr 2H. IW K .. , Rep. French forms committee for study of dam Family Bar-B-Q at VVCCC Oct. 2 Engineers be released for public study In addition. Representative French has requested guarantees be made by the Corps o f Enigneers that they have a plan submitted to assure the people o f Heppner that any emergency from the dam situation be planned for Due to the concern» about the W illo w Creek Dam located at Hepp- ner. a local C iti/e n Committee be ing formed by State Representative. Ray French (R). Heppner is deman ding that the total engineering safe ty study done by the Corps o f LOOK FOR THE BEST ' • - * There w ill he a family Bar B Q and play day at W illow Creek Coun try C lub on Sundas (X tober 2 at 1 PM Hosts for the afternoon arp Chairpersons John and Pat Edmund- son. Bob and Suzanne Jepscn. Jim “ The Goodwill Decorator” will he in Heppner Oct. 6 and Cam W ishart. and Gerald and Harnet Pierson Each fanuly w ill bnng their own meat to barbecue Those whose names begin with A through I bring dessen. J through Z bring salad T V celebrity from " A M N o r th w est". shown on Portland's ABC Channel #2. Debbie t'lunas w ill be in Heppner. October b Mrs Clunas is kn ow n as " T h e G o o d w ill D ecorator" and w ill he sharing her ideas and knowledge w ith those in terrsted G oodw ill Industries spon sore her in showing how to recycle old junk into useful items for home o r to wear Some o f her low budget decorating ideas are bow to turn dresser drawers into picture frames or shadow hoses, and how to turn an outgm w n. no longer used htibby UMW give generously to Heppner Day Care horse into a fashionable carousel horse Mrs Chinas w ill he at the Catholic Parish Hall from 9 a m to I I a m and again i t I p m to 3 p m in Heppner She welcomes items brought for a question and answer w o rk s h o p , and w ill he also demonstrating her skills To register, call the M orrow County Extension Service in Hepp ner. 67b U M 2 There w ill he no charge for this workshop demonstra tion The public is welcome. HAP celebrates grand re-opening % t a k e a c lo s e lo o k ! V S m tb a •a q u im ta b a a u ty o f karat q u a lity gold Jawatry A n d ptaaaa ba aura th a t yo u ara b u y in g ORIGINAL BLACK HILLS GOLD CREATIO NS' ('Vs ! v/u- Jewelers Peterw n s <T~ 7 ------ ß ' l l »7» «100 Meppnei Cara Costa (right) member of the Heppner United M ethodist Women, presents Heppner Day Care, Inc board member Molly Rhea (center) and director April Hilton-Sykes. a check for $100 H eppner U n ite d M e th o d is t Women at their regular tall meeting, voted to give financial assistance to the Heppner Day Care in the amount o f $100 a month lo r the next six months " H is t o r ic a lly , the w om en 's organization o f the United Methodist Church has been an advocate for women, children and families since the early nmsH»nary societies." said a United Methodist spokeswoman " A t the present time, the General Hoard o f Missions and the Women’ s division o f the United Methodist Church supports numerous child care centers across the county Each local unite pledges support to the na- T h is g ift fro m the U n ite d Methodist W omen is so generous." said Heppner Day Care director. A p ril H ilton Sykes "T h e UMW have definitely shown that they arc part o f the solution Their g ift w ill go a long way towards ennehing the lives o f a lot o f k id s ," tional p ro gram " she continued " I n this present generation, ade quale day care for children is important and necessary We can't wish away the nerd-we can he a positive help We can he part o f the solution to the need fo r child care in the community We can show in a tangible way that we are concerned about everyday needs o f many o f our c h u a h fa m ilie s ", she concluded Mike Bunch presents a cam shaft to Archie Ball for winning the People s Choice award at the Heppner Auto Parts Grand Re opening on Saturday Heppner Auto Parts held their Grand Re Opening last Saturday M ike and Traci Bunch recent) pur chased the auto parts and had pizza and pepsi to celebrate the day The follow ing people were reci pients o f dtx»r pnzes Stephanie Van Buskirk. Bob Harrison. John Ed w ards. Butch L au gh ltn, Chad Skroch. Rusty F.stcs. M erle Cantin. Marc Buskirk. Roger Schoonover, Judy Stevens. Jim Norcnc. Sam Scott, Bob Stevens. Mike Kindle and Greg Connor Archie Ball won the People's C ho ice A w a rd fo r his 1965 Chevrolet M alibu Bob Stickncy won an o il change and filte r Historical Society to meet Oct. 2 by Delpha Jones [X>n't forget the M orrow County Historical Meeting scheduled for Sunday. October 2 at the Lexington (»range Hall w ith M r Bennett o f H ernm ton. long time employee of (be Railroad us speaker This has been an uUurt-'Hng year railroad- wise in M orro w County as its railroads have been here 100 years, and there were essays by the county school children and recognition o f the railroads bit in developing this county. There w ill be a turkey pot luck dinner at I p m. with special music, door prizes, speaker, short business meeting and an attcnvxin o f getting reacquainted The public is cordially invited to |oin at this time Duos w ill be due and Chronicals and calendars available at this time *» . • \ il ' « ;V ?7v \ » Co-op Co-operator Quality , . 4 ’ . » ,»< V v - As low as à £ >-■ ’ Backed by the CENEX > Warrant v f. \ rm ¡ J v h * As low as ■ ■ f ; . o ■ f > ■{• P155/80R-13 . . / • '' • k y « K •} •St»« batiW m d*i »m V*. *' .4 . 1 - * »1 d Miion raM dmqr lOf maiirum n e w on M K y .ti i- w QMM •ends *r ■ • PovosW' e v i body •db two »>•*' bo n to» smootr and sa% s X w - tongar «war - F«aa Aoad Mazard Warranry « ‘ *W . * V - \ . >-vy. - *, 38 95 4095 41 95 4295 4695 4995 46 95 5195 53.95 P175/80R13 P185Æ0R13 P185/85R14 P195/75R14 PMS-TSAK P215/75R14 P205/75R15 P215/75R15 . . P23S/75R15 .. V». V • f i I ¿ tr ; «W ■ >' r * - ^ . ‘ ' « 4 ^ » ► ,. R i v* 1 '£ y . ‘ r low as V - H R . 7 8 - 1 5 LT 6 As low « IT235/75 • 15/6 7C18 f O IT 235/75 * 16/10... 89.17 950R165/8 . . . . . . . 1 -800-452-7396 Lexington, Oregon lift « , Radiais 93.20 LR 78 - 15 LT 6 . . . . . . .104.83 875R- 16.5 LT 8 ..............108.49 31 X 10.50 R - 15/6......... 111.28 9.50R- 16.5 LT /8 ........... 124.88 LT 235/85R -16/10____ 127.55 Morrow County Grain Growers - • ' ' - * «i T ; • 1 .........S R g ^ S : : '. '! 5 » 4 i ': : : : PlW75fl.14. ... 7951 ...... 5715 P205/75R t 4 ... Reg 83 80 ... 5 1 » P20S75R-15 .. Reg 84 6 t .......... 61.10 P215/75R 15 .... Reg.8840 ........ 62.» P225/75R 15... Reg 94 67 ... 67.« P23&75R-15... Reg 100 26 ...... 7111 P235/75R 15X1* Reg 105 31. . . . . 76.» * 7.00 «14-6 Ply TBL 7.00 « 15 - 6 Ay TBl.... ..v 67.52 7 00 » 15 -6 Ply T T......... 58.00 7 Ä . i 5 - 5 ^ T T ......... €6.38 7 00 « 16 • 6 Ply T.T. . . . . . . 61A2 750 1 15 6 Ply T.T............ 71.45 7.50116 8 Ply TT ..........77^4 M .? / C h e ry l R ip p le and K a th y Tellechea recently attended a class on School Age Child Care held at the l.inn Benton Community College in Eugene Each o f the ladies earned 6 hours o f certified training rhese ladies arc employed at the Heppner Day Care Center ¡¡¡J w as R adial Ì V .• A ll S e a s o n . • • / • ‘ V * by Delpha Jones with a revolutionary design ' --- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Solar 808 [ A prerm im quality radial tire P165/80R 13...... Reg 69 89 ......... 49.15 m .i porio r- m ance in virtually all catago- Jnee. Features fuel efficient ..tr e a d com pound and com- P 155/80R -13 p u je r^ jo jig n e q all-w eather r [” . y lreaa FREE MOUNTING »BALANCING f : id t. Day care employees attend child care class -¿¡J if * / ' ■» I 350 Main 989-8221 — ^ CLNLX LAN D O LAKES Parents Club sponsors program The Heppner Parents C lub is sponsoring an informative program on the Saletv Net and how it affects our sch»x>ls fhe program w ill be held at the Heppner Elementary School, Wednesday. (X to b e r 5 beginning ai 7 p m Chuch Star. Assistant Schtxil Superintendent, w ill be the guest speaker This program is t>pcn to the public and everyone is welcome A question and answer period w ill follow “ Intro to Sheep” clinic in Hermiston Oregon Sheep Growers Associa tion is sponsoring a day long seminar or clin ic, lor beginning sheep pnxJuccrs in cooperation w ith the Extension Service and Pendleton Grain Growers, according to Nan cy Dake. Summers illc. who is Vice President o f the Northwest Oregon region, and in charge o f the clinic. The event w ill be held on Saturday. October H. at the V o Ag IX*part- ment. Hermiston Hgh Sch«x*l. 600 South 1st Street. Hermiston C«»sl o f the clinic is $25 for adults. $7 for students, and includes all materials, and a lamb barbecue lunch To register for the clinic, call M orrow County Extension office. 676^9642
