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T W O - H eppner Gazette-Tim es. H eppner. Oregon Wednesday. V p C rm h rr 2H. IW K
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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