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SaÊÊÊRttSÊÊÊhÊh ■ mmwmbmmbms Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 1 1 , 1992 - TH R EE Historical Society seeks trail pioneers Holiday gift sale set at Sr. Center The Oregon Trail Committee of the Morrow County Historical Society invites descendants of Oregon Trail pioneer to contact them. ‘‘It will be interesting to see how many present county residents are descendants of those hardy pioneers,” said a club spokesperson. Send your name, the name of the Oregon Trail participant and a short sketch of that person’s life and family history. Contact per sons are Jean Nelson, Robin Baker, Marsha Sweek and Lorine Griffith. Fillies named to CBC team Three Heppner Fillies were named to the CBC all-conference volleyball team this past week. First team honors went to hitter-setter, Holly Eckman and server-setter Jodi Johnston. Sara Greenup made the honorable mention team, serving strong all season. Cardinals beat Echo Cougars The lone Cardinal football team finished their season with a big win over Echo, 63-34. Their season ends with a 7-2 record. The Cardinals lost to A holiday gift sale, ‘Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice,’ will be held at St. Patrick’s Senior Center on Saturday, Nov. 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The sale will feature Thanksgiving and Christmas items, bunnies, wood-crafts, herbs & spices, ceramics, angels and other gift items. Cookies and cider will be served. « i « s s s t a n i s t a a f vs s i ( s a i a i a i a vs i a vs i a vs i a ïsh i í a tss i f vs i i i u vs i a vs i a vs i a vs i s vs i i a v i s a i i e t a M i a M M ? A Special Christmas Gift For The Outdoor Man 2 í v i * John Day Valley Muleys - 54 min. *21“ John Day Valley Muleys II -6 2 min. *24“ *29” Wheeler County Elk - 56 min. Total - *76“ C h r is tm a s S p e c ia l order all 3 for only *60°° HHS Booster Club to save UPC symbols Heppner High School Booster Club is saving Western Family UPC symbols. The organization is redeeming them for cash in order to purchase 2 WILDLIFE VIDEOS To order call or write: items for the school. Labels with the UPC symbol or bar code may be dropped off at Central or Court Street Markets. W i g h t ’ s V id e o P ro d u c tio n Gary E. Wight Ph: 468-2501 P.O. Box 67 676-5345 Spray, OR 97874 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ta r a ia !a ta ta iia iia ta {a ifs !M is ifi!ia ia ï| league champions, the Du fur Rangers, last week, spoiling their playoff hopes. Coach Gregg Rietmann said he felt it was the best season lone has had in nearly 10 years. Aarfie /hack Melodrama comes to Heppner and lone ‘‘D irty W orks at the Crossroads” coming Nov. 15 and 24 to Heppner and lone stages, is set in a country garden on the banks of a Connecticut river. This classic gay nineties m ellerdram m er tells in a laughable style the tear-jerking story of Nellie Lovelace, an in nocent country girl played by Aleida Goodyear, of Adam O akhart, the stalw art blacksmith’s son played by Bryce Tucker and of N unro Murgatroyd, the villain from the big city, played by Jim Raible. Munro, the viper has his wife in Ida Rhinegold (Lea Mathieu), the bell of the New Haven music halls, but that does not prevent his pursuing the innocent Nellie to snatch her from the arms of her dying mother played by Chris Burkenbine, whom incidendy, he has poisoned, nor does it prevent his driving Adam to drink, from blackmailing the rich Mrs. Upson Asterbilt (Cyde Estes) or bewit ching her daughter Leonie (Missy Wallace). The music, with Debbie Wryn at the piano, includes a variety of old-time songs such as ‘‘All That Glitters Is Not Gold” and “ Why Did They Dig M a’s Grave So Deep?” “ This is but a sampling of this ‘ridiculous burlesque’,” says director Jane Rawlins.’ Reserved tickets are on sale at Murray’s Drug Store for $3 adults, $2 students or $10 for a family. Proceeds go to the daycare programs in south Mor row County. Garden club to sell wreaths The Heppner Garden Club met Monday evening at St. Patrick’s Senior Center. Janel Lacey was the hostess. Jane Rawlins gave a short talk on containers for flower ar rangements. Yearbooks were distributed to each member present. A party is being planned for Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home residents on Nov. 17. ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 I i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 i ! 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 X 4 4 4 : People wanting Christmas wreaths are asked to place their orders with Ida Farra, 676-9446, by November 25. Orders will not be filled after that date. 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