Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 14, 1992 - SEVEN
Communion set at All Saints
Father Crum will also be
available for appointments from
Thurs., Oct. 15 through Sunday,
Oct. 18. For appointments call
676-9970 or 676-5376.
The Rev. Bob Cram will
celebrate Holy Communion at All
Saints Episcopal Church on Sun
day, Oct. 18 at 10:30 a.m.
Holly Rebekahs plan card party
ween. Entertainment will follow
the meeting. There will also be
a talk by the state president and
suggestions for the good of the
order.
The spaghetti supper and card
party is planned for Sat. Oct. 24
at the hall. Spaghetti will be serv
ed from 6 to 7 p.m. The dinner
will consist of salad, garlic bread,
spaghetti and dessert. Cards will
follow at 2 p.m. The dinner costs
$3.50 a person or $5 for both the
dinner and cards. The public is
invited to attend. Proceeds will be
used for upkeep of the hall.
By Delpha Jones
The spaghetti supper and card
party and the state president’s
visit were discussed at the
Rebekah meeting on Thursday
evening Oct. 8.
The state president Mina Fish
will pay her official visit to Hol
ly on Thursday, Oct. 15. The
evening will begin with supper
being served at 6:30 p.m. follow
ed by the regular meeting. This
will be a costume Halloween par
ty and those attending are en
couraged to wear a costume or
something pertaining to Hallo
W a ter for L ife ca ttlem en to m eet
T he Oregon C attlem en ’s
Association and Water for Life
are coming to Morrow County
Monday, Oct. 19 at 10 a.m. at the
Morrow County Extension office
conference room.
This program, presented by
Polly Owen, executive director of
the Oregon Cattlemen’s Associa
tion and Todd Heidgerken, Water
for Life, is designed to offer
everything you need to know
about water, including options as
an individual and county.
The presentation will be
followed by a “ down home” give
and take discussion about how
everyone can work together for
the survival of agriculture. This
is an opportunity to bring grass
roots thoughts a little closer to the
legislative process.
Morrow County Livestock
G row er’s President M erlin
Hughes encourages all interested
persons to attend. “ It is an oppor
tunity to impact the way your
organizations work for you
without ever leaving your area.’’
Alumni basketball/volleyball
tourney meeting set Oct. 26
The fifth annual Heppner
Alumni Basketball and Volleyball
tournament is scheduled for Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday,
January 1, 2 and 3, 1993.
An organizational meeting is
scheduled for Monday, Oct. 26
at 7 p.m. at the Columbia Basin
Co-op conference room.
All interested participants and
supporters, especially team cap
tains, are invited to attend.
RJ’s Steak House & Lounge
| Morrow
CounV
brochures available
“
New
Morrow
Countv
M orrow
County
This Weeks Lunch Specials
Mon. - Closed
Tues. - Ole!! Mexican Food (Every Tues.)
Wed. - Chinese Noodles (Every Weds.)
Thurs. - Indian Chow Yuk
W/Homemade Sourdough French Bread
Fri. - Creamed Halibut Tidbits
brochures were recently com
pleted and distributed to various
county organizations through the
combined efforts of the Morrow
County Tourism Committee, the
Port of Morrow and Portland
General Electric Company.
Over 32,000 copies of the
brochures were printed courtesy
of PGE. Lisa Mittlesdorf of the
Port of Morrow headed up the
design and production effort. The
Tourism Committee distributed
brochures throughout the county.
Copies are available at Board-
man City Hall, the Port of Mor
row, Heppner Chamber of Com
merce, Heppner City Hall, and
the Morrow County Courthouse.
Court tryouts set Oct. 25
On Toasted Homemade Sourdough Bread
Sat. - Lasagne
Grilled Homemade Sourdough French 3read
Sun. - Chicken Noodles and Dumplings
Grilled Homemade Sourdough French Bread
Fri. Eve. - Steamed Razor Ciams
& Grilled Razor Clams
Sat. Eve - BBQ Spareribs
(All You Can Eat)
All Dinners include:
Relish Dish. Salad, Soup,
Homemade Sourdough French Bread (When Available)
or Loaf Bread, Sherbet
The Morrow County Fair and
Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Court
tryouts have been set for Sunday,
Oct. 25 at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds beginning at 9:30
a.m.
Contact the fair office
676 9474, or Julie Ashbcck
989-8202 for applications Com
pleted applications must be
returned to the fair office by Fri
day, Oct. 23. Girls who will be
16 years old by Aug. 1, 1993 are
eligible to try out
Boys and girls 11 and over who
are interested in becoming a pen
nant bearer should send a letter
stating such to Julie Ashbeck,
HC70 Box 411, Echo, OR
97826.
New managers hired at Motel
RJ’s Your Family Restaurant
Senior group sponsors nutritious lunch
Focus on Health, formerly the
Heppner Senior Citizens Health
Care Task Force, is sponsoring
a low-fat, low sugar, high fiber
nutritious potluck Tuesday, Oct.
27 at 12 noon at the St. Patrick’s
Senior Center. Molly Rhea, ex
ecutive director of Home Health,
will be the featured speaker.
The recipes will be available
after Oct. 21 at the Senior Center.
Anyone who wishes to participate
in this venture are asked to make
at least 10 copies of the recipe of
the dish or dishes they will
prepare. These recipes will be
sold at 10 cents a copy and pro
ceeds will go to help purchase
. ceded medical supplies.
H ope-Valby plan services, activities
Sunday, Oct. 18 is St. Luke,
the Physician and Evangelist day
in the Lutheran church calendar
This is a time set aside traditional
ly to emphasize the ministry of
healing. Pastor Hoobing will be
preaching at Valby, Hope and
Condon on the theme, “ God, Sex
and the Bible" based on a reading
from St. Luke 1:1-4; 24:44-53.
A service of Holy Communion
will be celebrated at Valby at 9
a.m Valby is located on the Inne-
Gooseberry Road, 16'/2 miles out
of lone. Prior to the service there
will be an adult Bible study class
at 8:15 a.m.
Worship service and Sunday
school will be held at Hope
Lutheran Church, located near
the Willow Creek dam at 11 a.m.
Holy Communion will not be
celebrated this Sunday, but will
be celebrated on Oct. 25. Follow
ing the worship service there w ill
be a baby shower for Gretchen
Berretta sponsored by the women
of Hope.
Service of Holy Communion
will be held in Condon at the
United Church of Christ at 2 p.m.
The women of Hope will hold
their annual rummage sale from
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday,
Oct. 17 at the home of Karen and
Doug Dubuque, located behind
Skagg’s Auto Repair shop.
Red Ribbon week sends
anti-drug message
Why do Heppner and Oregon
Together celebrate Red Ribbon
Week October 24 through
November 1? The Red Ribbon
campaign originated when FBI
agent Enrique Camarena was
murdered by drug traffickers in
1985. The Red Ribbon became
the symbol to reduce the demand
for drugs, just as the yellow' rib
bon symbolized the hostages in
Tran crisis and later our support
for our troops in the Gulf. The
1992 slogan is “ Drug Free and
P roud” and the theme is
“ Neighbor by Neighbor. Ribbon
by Ribbon. We are United for
Drug (and alcohol) Free Youth” .
The Red Ribbon symbolizes a
commitment to a drug free,
neaithy lifestyle, no use of any il
legal drug and no illegal use of
drugs and alcohol and no harm
ful use of any legal dntg or
substance.
"the goal of this year’s cam
paign is to present a unified and
visible commitment toward the
creation of a drug free America
by changing society’s permissive
attitude towards drugs and
alcohol to one where drug use is
viewed
as
absolutely
unacceptable.
i ne Oregon Together grouy in
vites your personal commitment
to a drug free America by proud
ly wearing and displaying Red
Ribbons during Red Ribbon
week, Oct. 24-Nov. 1.
989-8359
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Ready for Halloween?
PETER FELS
MEANS CONCERN
We have
ghoulish
greeting
cards and
decorations
by Hallmark
L-R Monaca, Jo and Bob Hall, new at motel
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“Judge Fels is honest, hardworking and fair. We
like his commitment to working with young peo
ple and his record o f community serx ice.
Bryan and Alice Traylor
KEEP
Heppner
Judge
Peter FELS
District Court
Depar t ment
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Paid for by The Committee to Retain Judge Peter Fels. Jim Houle TreasureR, P.O. Box 1387, Pendleton, OR 97801
Jo and Bob Hall are the new
managers of the Northwestern
Motel in Heppner.
The Halls, along with their
17-year old daughter, Monaca,
arrived in town on October 4, and
since then have jumped right in
to life in Heppner.
Jo and Bob, both native Orego
nians, (she was born in Oregon
City and he in Portland), come
most recently from Shady Cove
near Medford, where they stayed
a short time.
Prior to that they spent two
years in Chula Vista, CA. But the
Halls are really small town folks,
living in Vernonia for 20 years
where they had a restaurant call
ed "H all’s Home Cook’n .’’ Bob
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has been retired for the past 12
years.
The Halls say they enjoy the
country in Eastern Oregon and
especially like visiting with the
people here whom they find
“ very friendly.” “ I can’t believe
how nice people are here.” said
Jo. She also commented that they
were “ in awe" of people stopp
ing at the crossw alks for
pedestrians.
The Halls, who have been mar
ried 25 years, have eight children
combined: John Clark, Chula
Vista; Jay Clark. San Diego; Lin
da Lower, who is also a motel
manager in Shadv Cove; Jim
Clark, Shady Cove. Doris Tim
mons. Prairie City; Don Hall.
Boardman; Jacque Madison.
Kennewick; and M onaca.
Monaca, who is a senior at Hepp
ner High School, enjoys singing
and sang at a 50's diner in Chula
Vista.
Over the years some things never
change at a quality dealership
- l We also have
costumes and
accessories-
makeup. t-shirts,
mechanical lapel
pins, clip eamngs
and more.
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Light-up lucite decorations
Strand of blinking lights
SPECIAL
Vi Price on
Boo Blinkers reg. $1595
NOW
Don’t Miss Our Moonlight Sale
Thursday, October 29
Open T il 8 p.m.
Many Boo-Bash Specials!
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