TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 20, 1991
$500 REWARD for information
leading to the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who broke into our home
late Tuesday night or early Wednesday
Morning, November 12 or 13 and remov
ed TV’s, VCR, Microwave and Guns.
Howard and Jo Pettyjohn
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The North Lex Livestock 4-H club
will hold its first meeting of the year
on Sunday, November 24 at 2 p.m.
at the Lexington School district of
fice. The club is open to young peo
ple from fourth through 12th grade
interested in raising a market hog,
Morrow County Grain Growers
350 Main
989-8221
Heppner Elementary Parents club
annual fundraiser carnival will be
held Saturday, November 23 at the
Morrow County Fairgrounds in
Heppner, 6-8 p.m.
This year’s Ponies Pride Carnival
will feature face painting, goldfish
toss, a fish pond, basketball shoot,
balloon darts, cork guns and many
more along with concessions from
the kitchen.
Tickets may be purchased for 25C.
Each game requires one ticket. Pro
ceeds from the carnival benefit
kindergarten through eighth grade at
Heppner Elementary school.
This is the parents club only fund
raiser for the year.
P a r t n e r s lo r a S tro n g A m e r ic a
AMERICAN
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performer on stage, three or more
are needed on the production crew
to do set construction and decora
tion, lights, properties, costumes,
makeup publicity, box office, usher
ing, programs and many other facets
of theatre arts. Our goal is to make
this a fun part of living here.”
N O V E M B E R 17-23, 1991
Sponsored by MCEA
By Anne Morter
X & X X L S iz e s S li g h tly H i g h e r
1-800-452-7396
contrasting colors.
Instructor Sandra Van Liew will
have several patterns available.
The class will be held from 7 to
9 p.m. at the Heppner St. Pat's
Senior Citizen Center.
For more information call BMCC
coordinator Sue Warren at 422-7040
or Van Liew at 676-5050. Tuition is
$15.
North Lex Livestock club to meet
W estern Slip-ons
Lexington, Oregon
A special Blue Mountain Com
munity College knitting class will be
offered starting November 25. The
emphasis of the four-week class will
be knitting a Christmas stocking.
Other knitting projects are welcome.
Materials to bring to the first class
are size 6 knitting needles (either two
straight or four double pointed), a
3 V4 oz. skein of yam and one or two
The Heppner Intergenerational
Theatre Group will meet in the sit
ting room of the Heppner St.
Patrick’s Senior Center Sunday,
Nov. 24 at 2 p.m. to plan perfor
mances for 1992.
“ We want all ages who are in
terested to join us,” said Jane
Rawlins, HIT organizer. “ For every
C lose out
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Black. 14 oz. 100% Cotton
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S c h o o ls & C o m m u n itie s:
HIT group to plan 1992 performances
Insulated Bibb
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who happened on the scene, Lutz
and other hunters, performed CPR
on Dowdy until an ambulance arriv
ed. Heppner EMT Carl Lauritsen
continued CPR and oxygen in the
ambulance while Dowdy was being
transported to Pioneer Memorial
Hospital. Continued efforts to revive
Dowdy by Dr. Kirby Flanagan at
PMH failed and Dowdy died about
3:30 p.m., said Martin.
Heppner Elementary Ponies
Pride carnival this Saturday
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A West Linn man. hunting the
Madison Butte area near Heppner,
died Nov. 16 of a heart attack accor
ding to Oregon State Police Officer
Carl Martin.
According to Martin, Dowdy was
hunting with a friend, Rick Lutz of
Hubbard Dowdy, had killed an elk
earlier in the day and Lutz was help
ing him pack it out when Dowdy col
lapsed in camp around noon.
OSP game cadet Larry Purdy,
BMCC knitting class offered
Western Flannel Shirt
T H IS
Hunter dies of heart attack
lamb, or steer as a 4-H project.
Jim Swanson, of lone, with help
from Donna Rietmann, will lead the
group, which had been guided by
Geri Grieb for the past five years.
The leaders would also encourage
any potential adult helpers to attend.
Hope, Valby church schedule services
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Blue Mountain Diagnostic Imaging, in cooperation with
the American Cancer Society, will be offering reduced
cost MAMMOGRAPHY from Nov. 4th 'til Dec. 13th.
Total cost of $65.00 includes the filming and interpreta
tion. Give yourself or your loved one the GIFT OF LIFE.
Call today for an appointment. Gift certificates for a later
date appointment are also available.
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Owners Dick Rice and Sue Hays
Across from Rock-N-Robins, Umatilla
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The adult Bible class of Valby
Lutheran Church will meet Sunday,
November 24 at 8:15 a.m. to con
tinue its study of the Book of Revela
tion. Worship will be at 9 a.m.
Pastor Hoobing will preach on the
theme of “ What Kind of King is
Jesus” The sermon will be based on
a scripture reading from St. John,
chapter 18, verses 33-37.
Sunday school classes at Hope will
The slate of nominees for the up
coming Agriculture Stabilization
Conservsation committee election
has been developed, R.H. Mat
thews, CED, announced.
Morrow County candidates are
W. Ronald Becket, and John Kilken
ny, Heppner. and Richard A. Peter
son, lone.
The ASC committee election will
be conducted by mail from Friday,
November 22, until Monday,
December 2. Voters may also get
ballots at the county ASCS office.
Eligible ASC voters will receive
HORSE AUCTION
Mountain Center Livestock Market, Inc. • LaGrande, OR
COMMISSION CHARGES
All Horses-
7% commission
No Entry Fee
5 p .m .
NO-SALE CHARGES
HORSES* PONIES
$20.00 per head
MULES
REGISTERED & GRADE
Consignments will be accepted on Sunday, Nov. 24 and all day Mon
day, Nov. 25. Please call us if you will have horses for this sale.
For more
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Public Meeting
Morrow County
Fairgrounds
Master Plan
Tuesday, November 26, 7 p.m.
(changed from Thursday, Nov. 21)
Heppner High School
Public Invited
Master Plan will be available for inspection and discussion
a secret ballot in the mail with in
structions on how to vote for can
didate of their choice and return the
ballot to the county ASCS office.
ASCS encourages nominations of
qualified women and minorities
because historically they have not
been well represented on ASC com
m ittees,
said
an
ASCS
spokesperson.
Participation in ASC elections is
open to all farmers regardless of
race, religion, sex, color, age, han
dicap, or national origin.
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lone High School will be presen
ting Agatha Christie’s “ Ten Little
Indians: or And Then There Were
None” on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 6
p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 24 at 2 p.m.
in the lone High School Cafeteria.
The production originally scheduled
November 22 and 23 was changed
at the last minute due to changes in
the cast.
Find out what happens when Mike
Garret as Philip Lombard the adven
turer. and the rest of the cast answer
the invitations of Mr. and Mrs. U.N.
Owens to come to Indian Island for
a summer vacation. Other cast
members include: Kristine Bedortha
as Vera Claythom the secretary,
Heidi Nelson as Judge Wargrave.
Erika Bergstrom as Wilma Blore.
Rodney Ehrmantraut as Dr. Arm
strong, Jackie Bergstrom as Emily
Brent. Justin Miller as Tom Rogers,
Heidi Orem as Ethel Rogers. Jessica
Stefani as Gen. MacKenzie, Steve
Allen as Anthony Marston and
M ichelle Kandle as Mable
Narracott.
“ Ten Little Indians’ has humor,
mystery, murder and a twist. It is
Agatha Christie at her best. We hope
that you will come and enjoy our
performance. . .the cast is ‘dying’ to
see you there,” said a school
spokesperson.
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begin at 9:30 a.m. with worship ser
vice following at ¡11 a.m.
Thanksgiving service will be held
Wednesday evening November 27 at
7:30 p.m. at Hope Lutheran church.
A Thursday morning service will be
held at Valby at 9:30 a.m. Pastor
Hoobing will deliver a message bas
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work of the Neighborhood Center of
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