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. !■ 1 ,5 . •■ * „ _ / HV ¿ T W O - H eppner Gazette-Tim es, H eppner, O regon W ednesday, October 24, 144* „ . . . , . . . United Way gives to Foster Fair superintendents to meet g ear program premium book as they will be organizing it for nest year Bnng any changes or suggestions to this meeting If unable to attend, contact fair secretary Marlene Cur- nn 676-9474 A meeting of the Morrow County Fair Superintendents will be Thurs day. November 10 at 2 p m at the fair pavilion The superintendents are asked to bnng any changes they have for the ■ - .. . • . s i _ • -i « i, i » T- •".. Ministerial Association officers selected for 1989 a - s Az * Lindsay on leave from Navy . • • schooling. Todd was second out of a class of 20 in grade average and was recom mended for the rate of petty officer. 3rd class In ahout a year he will apply for the officer’s training pro gram and will have a better chance o f succeeding with a petty officer rating Todd Lindsay. Lesingtnn is home on leave from the U S. Navy Todd just com pleted Aviation Anti- Submarine Warfare schooling in Memphis. Tenn While there. Todd was able to visit Elvis’ home. Graccland When he returns to duty, he will go to San Diego. Ca. for more • College community theater sponsors ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ will be available at Armchair Books and Great Pac ific Wine and Coffee Co in Pendleton and at the door the night of the performance There will be no reserved seating. This performance in Pendleton is sponsored by College Community Theater Cornerstone Theater Company presents “ A Midsummer Night's Dream" to be held at Pioneer Hall Theater jt Blue Mountain Conutaim ty College, Wednesday. October 26 beginning at 8 p m. , Tickets will be $5 each (no stu dent or senior citizen rate) Tickets •. » e*o*> by Joycn Hugh«« Untied Way of Morrow County purchased five little brown bears with red and blue T-shirts for the Morrow County Children's Services Foster Bear Care Program Presenting the bears to Sue Warren (R) is Cathi Bauska, United Way board member and Thomas and Amy Bauska Morrow County Disaster Relief funds were used for the purchase The Foster Bear Care idea is modeled after Portland's •‘Officer Bear" and modified to fit the needs of the fosicr child It it a two-fold concept which provides an emotional bridging for the new f«>ster child and educates the public through multiple media forms ahout the need for foster homes and the purpose of CSD in a positive light Watch for the ‘Fairy G od mothers ’’ Senior News In mud snow. Of on dfy roads the all around traction tire Polyester and steel radial construction The Heppner mealsite served 87 people on October 5 and six out-of- town guests Barbara Struthers won the free dimmer and Grace Buschke won the di*or prize The mealsite served 64 people on October 12 and one out-of-town guest Sylvia McDaniel won the free dinner and Father Frank Hebert won the door prize The mealsite served 68 peo ple on Octi>bcr 19. several out-of- town and several first-timers Jim Dunhar won the free dinner and Millie M orns won the door prize Dinners are served every Wcdnes day at noon H c liiin C lIU I . _ ■ t I ' * « ' * . f ' A * Kirby retires from 1st Interstate T ■ k>' > • . , * [ .i ‘ »• I* „ [l Í ' r ”« .* v t . i I i i V r .« « ^ i." « ‘' t •* k • .* I • \ ‘+ St * ■. • * . ■ Ir *- 7 u." • / r. 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Inc . the community- ow nod cable teles ision company He also serves on the Fossil School Board Budget Committee and the I ossil Parks Commission. He and his wile have six grown children. An Open House will be held in honor ot Kirby on Monday. (Vtober 31, Irom 10 a m to 4 p m at the fossil branch. 103 S Main The Fossil. Condon and Heppner branches will now be operated as a unit, with Harley Sager as inanagerot Heppner branch. Manlyn Garcia as manager of Fossil branch and Chuck Taylor as manager of Condon branch OR HA endorses local candidates The Oregon Restaurant and Beverage Association (ORBA), a irade association representing 900 restaurants, lounges, taverns and resorts statewide, has endorsed these local candidates for their races to the Oregon legislature Debbie Wall. Executive Director for ORBA. announced that the en dorsement was made at ORB.A’i re cent Annual Convention held in Newport In explaining ORBA’s endorse ment. Wall stated, "alter con siderable review bv our Legislative Committee, we tclt these candidates would prove to be hard workers for our industry; serving as watchdogs in the legislature to insure that addi tional burdens are not placed on the industries that create jobs and make the free enterprise system work in O regon." For the Senate. District 2V. Mike Thome D Pendleton. For the House of Representatives. District 57. Chuck Norris R- Hcmnston. District 58. Ray Baum R [¿Grande and District 59, Ray French R Heppner. Rick Evenson (L) pastor of Hope Lutheran Church is the new treasurer of the South Morrow County Ministerial Association for 1988-89. Tony Bullman (R) pastor of All Saint's Episcopal is the new president Not pictured is Glen Anderson, pastor the Lexington Bap tist Church the new secretary ‘72 Court entertains ‘89 Court in Hermiston The Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Court of 1972 entertained the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Court of 1989 at a luncheon held at the Munkers home in Hermiston on Saturday. October 15 Hostesses were Queen Susie French Ward, Princess Anne Hoskins Munkers, Princess Patty Luc umi Matheny and Princes Kerry Coppock Pettyjohn The ocher 1972 princess. Dehbic McCoy Bums was unable to attend due to illness. Court Director Mickie Hoskins Madison and Court Chaperone Marlene Cum n accompanied Queen Nancy and her mother Janell, Princev Jodce and mother Julie, Princess Amy and mother Janet and Princess Shawna and mother Kathy on a shopping trip to begin the pro cess of outfitting the Court. After shopping, everyone enjoyed a beautiful luncheon of ham, turkey, roast beef, salads, homemade rolls and chocolate cheesecake all set in a western theme The '89 court was presented with corsages made of golden daisy mums and wheat They enjoyed looking through the scrapbook belonging to Princess Patty Much fun was had by all Rietmann attends veterans officer seminar Morrow County Veterans Serv ice Officer. Donna Rietmann. attended the semiannual statewide Oregon County Veterans Service Officer Conference held October 19-21 in Wilsonville. The session, sponsored by the Oregon Department of Veterans’ Af fairs. provided county veterans ser vice officers with updated informa tion necessary to assist Oregon veterans, their widows or widowers and dependents in applying for state and federal veterans' benefits in such areas as; housing, education, counseling, claim s, insurance, employment, medical, compensa- tkvn. and pension Keynote speakers included Roland Brown, District Counsel, U.S. Veterans Administration. Wayne Hammock, Medical District Coor dinator, U.S. Veterans Administra tion; Tom Sullivan. Region X Veterans Affairs Officer, Small Business Administration; and Robin Henderson. M D . Psychiatric C & P Coordinator. U.S Veterans Ad ministration Medical Center Other issues covered at this con ference included state veterans’ homes, veterans' hospitalization, outpatient services, overpayments, and v eteran s' opportunity workshops. Grieb is alternate angus delegate Julie Grieb, Lexington, has been elected as an alternate delegate to the 105th Annual Meeting of the Am erican Angus A ssociation, November 13-15 in Izxnsvillc. Ken tucky, reports Richard Spader, ex ecutive vice president of the American Angus Association. Gneb, a member of the American Angus Association with head quarters in St Joseph. Missouri, is one of some 260 Angus breeders who have been elected by fellow members of their state association to serve as alternate representatives at the Annual Meeting At this time, the state delegates will participate in the business meeting and elect a new president, vice president and five directors to the American Angus Association Board The Annual Meeting is held in conjunction with the Annual Con vent Kin and Banquet, and the Angus show during the North American In ternational Livestock Expositions The American Angus Associai ion has more than 23.000 active members and is the largest beef breed organization in the world ELECT Jerry Anderson Republican Candidate for County Commissioner A Resident of Morrow County for 42 Years Paid for by ie r r j Rt 2 Box m . I. OR VTB44 JERRY ANDERSON w PLOYHAR INSURANCE Insurance products are our business, NOT a sideline. 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