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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1988)
• . » * * .. • . -• * ... bfc.te.i-. j • • j r . r vf r ..».r - ^ r aV r • .\ Wi‘ i.f > i TW O - Heppner Gaiette-1 ime*, Hrppnrr. Oregon W rdwvliit, W rm b rr M, IWW Sharps receive Nintendo ‘ Kids to A la sk a ' enjoy sum m er trip # —• : • I Pfvoto by Ga>> PapmMu Left to right: Cofy Rill. Christie Stroeber, Lib- by Britt and Brandon Pedro had a slide presentation at Chamber last week These Thu last summer, eight Hcppner High School students had the unique opportunity to take a 4 H trip to Juneau. Alaska Tricia C oe, Libby Britt. Christie Strocher. Nance Wright. Brandon and Casey Pedro. Cory Rill and Scott Johnston worked very hard making money to help defer the cost o f the tnp They sold hakrd potatoes during St Pal's Day, washed cars at Cal's Service Center, pulled rye in lone for two days and helped the ASCS office clean the W illow Creek channel. They were accompanied on the tnp hy Judy Wright and Angie Pedro They began their trip by renting a van and driving 3.000 miles to Pnncc Rupert From there they took a ferry overnight to Juneau where they spent 5 days with their host family . . . - On the way. they stopped at Ab- bnteford to lour a modern-day dairy farm The farm kepi 250 cows and il look only Iwo hours lo milk them The cows wore informational discs around their necks that indicated . how much feed they were lo be fed This information was read by the computer when they went lo the feeders lo be fed Several o f the students hiked up the Mendenhall Glacier which look sis hours Pan o f the group Maned back at the halfway point. They saw a Russian Orthodox Church, went fishing for halibut and salmon, and went to Skaggway where they saw a bald eagle reserve M SAVINGS • i % • v V * v • V v V t » r i *• *, r L v < . < * : ' 4 • < * , . * • ♦ ' , « : * 1 P -2 *I-W ’ •• T. ¿J* *• W ■ > . ; » * • r • I ' • . . , .». . - j-«. f f • / :f i* \ * , i r; ; y . ï, ! < , ■ , ' -j* > 4' . t > " V : - ■ i ■ I I 1 ’ -* i ' \ J ■’ ? Í 1 ; 7 « - . . < 4 >> I COMPLETE CLOSEOUT OF ALL HOUSEWARES! Baker* Secret - Rubbermaid - Sunbeam • Foley Cookware Anchor • Crock Pots • - Presto Gott Pyre* • General Electric - Wtest Bend - Toastmaster - Coming Ware ■ Hamilton Beach - Oster - Mr Coffee • Rival - Libby - Burton Burner Cover* - Í Applies To N on-Sale Items O nly! { Hcppner Boorter Club will meet on Monday. December 5 at 7 p m at Ployhar Insurance Members arc encouraged to attend Planning will be done for the concessions for the Alumni Christmas Tourney to be held December lb. 17 and Ik % . V * s 3 . V m c • i k.", t • M o rro w C ounty C ra in ■ H i 1 800452 7396 LEXINGTON, OREGON 97839 X »V Ladd competes for Miss Rodeo America Hcppner High School will hold its Fall dessert night Tuesday. December b at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria A ll star certificates and other presentations for girls' volleyball and boys' football will be made as well as special presentations A ll parents, relatives and Mustang Filly fans arc encouraged to attend Parents o f players are asked to bring a desseri C offee, punch and ice cream will be prosided by the Hcppner Booster Club Hair and Nails Sylvia Ladd Sylvia l-add. lone, has had a busy year campaigning and reigning as Miss Rodeo Oregon Sylvia left November 27 for l-us Vegas. Nev and the Miss Rodeo Am erica pageant held in conjunction with the National Finals R.xlco which is held trom December 2-7 (pageant) and V I I (rodeo) ConlcMants for (he pageant are judged one third each on ap pcarancc. jx-rsonahly and horseman ship Sylvia's mother has been very busy nuking outfits for her to wear during the competition Sylvia has attended more than 20 rodeos this season including Oregon. Idaho. W ashington. N eva d a . Rhonda Randall j I a ir ily . jl/o o k \ \\ T IS THE SEASON TO SHOW HOW MUCH YOU CARE. • • The holidays are the perfect time to express your feelings with a gift of fine jewelry. A gift of beauty that lasts forever. | I •• And because fine jewelry is a gift whose beauty lasts forever, they'll remember how much you care long after the holidays are over. Fine Jewelry. When your feelings are for real. lio\s j 4 0 ! California. Arkansas and lexas She is able lo meet many people and a number o f PRC A sponsors The more contact she makes with these people, the better her chance o f be ing rccogni/cd at the contest She has competed in iwo national pageants tor Intercollegiate rodeo and won Miss congeniality both times "O regon never has had a Miss R odeo A m erica M aybe with everyone pulling for me. I can bring home the number I t i t l e " For people wanting to send con gratulations to Sylv u. her address is '555 l as Vegas Blvd South. lais Vegas. Nev 89109 «• A new face at Chen's Hair and Nails is Rhonda KatHiall. hairdresser and barber Rhonda and her husband. Randy and their children. Shaun 5. and Shane 2 have lived in Heppner about one year Randy is a saw filer and works at Kin/ua Corporation Rhonda graduated in May from Earl's School o f Hair Design in Pendleton and will be working part lime al Chen's The hinjrs arc 3:30-7 p.m Tuesday and Thursdas and Mondays through the holidays Rhonda and her family lived in Pendleton lor six years before ntov ing to Heppner She enjoys w.iicr skiing, snow ski ing. sewing and crafts ir . m *7*4- leweler* Peterson't • • H eppner I *14 fÏ0 0 O P E N S U N D A Y *» i J P O Box 367 t - 4 p .m . I *Vfnhn IrwHrfx mm S Blue Mountain Community Col lege is sponsoring a walcrcolor workshop Darla Hanson will he the teacher This » a one-day workshop on Wednesday. December 7 from 9 a m until 4 p m Registration ends Friday. December 2 T o rcgiMcr for the class, contact Marsha Swcek. 676-5039. * Pioneer Memorial Hospital Aux diary will decorate the Nursing Home Friday. December 9 ai I p m for the ChnMmAs holidays, in the ac tivity room downstairs at the hospital A ll members and volunteers are invited to attend and encouraged to bring a friend INC. Phone 989-8221 class scheduled Sports dessert is Dec. 6 ■ a i r i l y . Christm as S ale Starts Friday November 25th and runs through \ December 24th - Buy E arly For Best Selection s! i-r t for tourney — —— — { i — . ■ concessions Examples - ( Oster Blender re#. 35** N o w * 2 0 !Mi ; B & I) Spacemaker Coffeemaker re*». 6r* M ow * 5 2 ,H { G.E. Food Processors 59** Mow * 4 4 25 » \ Presto 6 qt. Electric Kettle rvn. 32** Mow * 2 4 71 ( Farberware lOVi” Fry Pan 73 24 Mow * 5 4 93 5 6 qt. Cast Iron Dutch Oven re*. 34*° Mow *2tt'^ \ 10” Cast Iron Fry Pan n>K. 18** Mow *I I ltt _ î| f f n » r*t¡. . . . to4 UH* ’ N \ m * 7 * H ! #625 Chicago Cutlery Knife o w i *7 F V k i EJ ot í > Quart Thermos Bottle rt*. 2 7 ” N o w * 2 0 ,Ml i Sharp Microwave Oven #5975 itr . isi *0 N o w 1 4 17* ( BM CC New face at Cheri’s i frf Í j , A Sharp. Domta. Danny and Joshua (in front). The union supports many local activities in volving Morrow County youth. 1987 was the first year the union presented a Vo-Tech scholarship in this area Auxiliary to decorate Booster plan M.C.G.G. IS CLOSING OUT A L L HOUSEW ARES A P P L IA N C E S & KITCHEN TOOLS IN THE STORE Off A ll lit \ 1 - 8 ( S à u â t/n a â ' y ’J fl • , Ü Tha first indoor k a skating rink w as built at M adison Squara G ardan in N e w York in 1879 ft m easured 6.000 square feat of surface s i » • They went through the Okanagan V alley. Mopped in Penticton and did v»me jet skiing and came home The temperature change from Juneau lo Heppner was an extreme 52 degrees to 102 degrees The group was gone for two weeks and thoroughly enjoyed their trip Four o f the gn>up attended Sorop tiniiM and four attended Chamber to gise their talks and show the pictures they had o f their trip Coming back they spent another night on the ferry. playing cards and sleeping on lounge chairs or the fl*w*r to pavs the time They came through tri ' ' » ' ' *•» « •* O • j % » . ’ s i- -, ,V< 4 : V * V According to the kids, it was rainy and cold the entire time they were there although that is not normal for June V L*. . «r, • • ,:j L the Reingold Canal, where at night you could see red and green lights marking the channel for safe passage o f the ferrys m i- . • r : V .• . ‘ » L r * i J g»»»# ' * * „* C V ■ • ¡r/ r % . '. T V/*t • L « * « < * . j » * • % v #!■ : students plus four others were participants in a 4-H exchange trip to Juneau. Alaska this past summer Rick Johnston (I) business agent of Local Union 3-312 and Dave Eckman (r) president, are representing the union in this presenta tion of the Nintendo entertainment system to the children of Mickey and the late Debbie Xmrew ¿ Inr BHHH8 *■ V , /
