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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 24, 1996 Soroptimist Club initiates members Lions Club presents awards CALKINS PARTS SALE ENDS JA N U A RY 31, 1996 at Morrow County Grain Growers 350 Main Lexington, OR 1-541-989-8221 1-800-452-7396 (l-r) Carol Michael, Andrea Mortimer, Meg Murray and Pauline Winter Soroptimist International Club of Heppner recently in stalled two new members, An drea Mortimer and Meg Mur ray. Mortimer, employed by First Interstate Bank, has the financial services classification, and Murray joined under the cattle ranching classification. The local chapter of the world's largest service organi zation for women will staff the information booth at the up coming Wee Bit O'lreland in March. Members will host the Senior Girls Luncheon for Hep- per and lone senior girls and their mothers in May. Local Soroptimists meet re gularly the first three Thurs days of the month during the lunch hour. Soroptimist in volvement is open to all busi ness and professional women intersted in community service. "It is particularly helpful to those new in the community," said Carol Michael. For more information about participating in Soroptimist In ternational of Heppner, contact Michael, 676-9642, or Nancy Snider, 422-7410, member recruitment and retention com mittee. Lions Club president Roger Trueax (I) presents award to Mike Mills OPENING SOON Stor-4-U mini storage 426 Linden Way (next to Pettyjohn Building Supply) C a ll 567-7317 Morrow County Historical Society board holds its quarterly meeting By Delpha Jones The quarterly meeting of the board of directors of the Mor row County Historical Society was held at the home of Jim and Barbara Bloodsworth on Sunday, Jan. 21. Minutes of the past meeting were read and accepted. A re port was given on the kiosk at Well Spring near the Charlie Doherty ranch. A committee of Barton Clark and Cecil Jones was appointed to do some cleaning up of a cemetery on Rhea Creek Road. The Chronicle committee reported that they are in the process of preparing the 1996 Chronicles. Any stories of the area will be greatly appreciated. The president thanked the committee for their past work on this project. The essay to be presented at the Morrow County Fair was discussed and the committee will soon have the rules ready for anyone interested in this project. The rules will also be printed in the Fair Book. The committee working on this pro ject are Barbara Bloodsworth, Betty Carlson and Don Eppen- Wasco, OR 1-541-442-5781 1-800-824-7185 to reserve your unit Bob Kahl (r) accepts award from Lions Club president Trueax baugh. The trip scheduled for May was discussed and the letters will be out soon concerning this. The Society needs to hear from those interested soon after the information is out to make plans and hold the bus for May 9-12. The trip to Isaquah, Washington will include a time through Rosalind, where the t.v. series, "Northern Expo sure" was made, a 3V2-hour trip in a train coach built in 1937 and other places of interest. Following reports and other business of the day, an election of officers was held, with the following elected: Delpha Jones, president, Harold Peck, vice-president, and Ruth Mc Cabe, secretary. The meeting was preceded David Sykes (r) receives Lions Club award with a potluck dinner. An ex change of late Christmas gifts Three Heppner Lions Club Club members who work was held following the meet Members were presented with towards funding of the Oregon ing. Those present were the special certificates at a recent Sight and Hearing fund. host and hostess, Jim and Bar meeting of the club. bara Bloodsworth, Don and Mike Mills, Bob Kahl and Donna Eppenbaugh from Irri- David Sykes were all presented gon, Harold and Edna Peck, with the Oregon Lions Sight Cecil and Delpha Jones, Jean and Hearing Foundation Nelson, Barton Clark and special Honor Roll award. Kathryn Hoskins. The award is given to Lions 5 x 1 0 1 0 x 1 0 or 1 0 x 2 0 Yawl's Restaurant & Lounge T h is w e e k 's “ E a r ly B ird S p e c ia l’ ’ The Triple Play: 2 pancakes, 2 eggs, & 2 pieces of bacon for $ 2 .9 9 New at 1 (lie s....the Origitial Garden Burger all Veggie , no Meat COMPLIMENTARY hors d’oeuvres daily 4 p.m . to 6 p.m. in our Lounge EARLY DINER SPECIALS nightly. 2 complete meals $10.95 different dinners nightly call 676-9489 for specials and orders TO GO. PRAWNS, TENDERLOINS, PRIME—RIB, PASTA, WORLD CLASS HAMBURGERS, SEAFOOD, CATERINGS, Snacks, you w ant it...w e got it!! Dining Room Hours: Sunday-Thursday 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday & Saturday 6 a.m.-lO p.m. A M & FM lodge 69 awards 50 year pins BRAKES WE DO IT RIGHT, WE DO IT COMPLETE! 2. 3 4 5 6 7 H ig h q u a l i t y b r a k e s h o e s R e s u r t f a c e d r u m s A ll n e w h o l d - d o w n r e t u r n s p r i n g s A ll n e w w h e e l c y l in d e r s A d ju s t p a r k i n g b r a k e B le e d & a d j u s t e n t ir e s y s t e m F re e r e p l a c e m e n t 2 5 . 0 0 0 m i le w a r r a n t y REAR (most cars) C o m p le te Front D isc B ra k e S e rv ic e 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 The Heppner Lodge Number 69 A M. & F.M. recently presented 50 year pins to its members. Pictured left to right are presenter, Kenneth Elliott, past grand master of the Grand Lodge of Oregon, and 50-year members, Bill Cox, Ralph Taylor, Truman Messenger and Clarence Baker, worshipful master. Not pictured is Paul Jones, also a 50-year member. SMCST to sponsor fund drive 19% marks the 35th anniver sary of the National Dollars For Scholars. To celebrate this oc casion, the South Morrow County Scholarship Trust (SMCST), a local chapter of Dollars For Scholars, is having a fund drive during the month of February. Cans have been placed in stores and businesses in lone, Lexington and Heppner. The SMCST is asking for a dollar contribution per resident for their scholarship program for local high school students. Dollars For Scholars is a grassroots non-profit organiza tion providing financial assist ance and community support for students seeking post secondary educational oppor tunities. All the money raised in this drive will go to area students, said Reverend Stan Hoobing, president of SMCST. The cash for cans event marks a special occasion for the Dollars for Scholars and is part of the national celebration. "1 9 % Year of the Scholar... Hope for Every Student". Across the country, over 750 Dollars for Scholars chapters are joining the celebration to raise funds and awareness for their students. The SMCST is a community- based, volunteer-directed chapter. In 1993, Dollars for Scholars chapters in 40 states distributed nearly $7.1 million to 14,200 students in their com munities. Since the program's creation in 1958, Dollars For Scholars has awarded over $61 million to 130,000 students. For more information about Dollars for Scholars and the local chapter, contact Reverend Hoobing, 676-9940. R e p la c e w it h r e m a n u fa c tu r e d o r r e b u ild f r o n t c a lip e r s H ig h q u a lity d is c p a d s R e s u r fa c e r o t o r s R e p a c k w h e e l b ea rin gs< E *c*p t f w d > N e w f r o n t s e a lS (E » c « p t f w d ) B le e d & a d ju s t e n t ir e s y s te m F re e r e p la c e m e n t 2 5 . 0 0 0 m ile w a r r a n t y Complete Front Disc & Rear Drum 269 FRONT (most cars) I FREE BRAKE INSPECTIONS (most cars) FOR BETTER HANDLING AND TIRE MILEAGE S T A N D A R D A L IG N M E N T * PASSENGER CARS " f M O S T P IC K U P S & V A N S ........ O 95 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT | «PASSENGER CARS Tl iRUST ALIGNMENT O i l 95 ♦ P A S S E N G E .R C A R S ♦ M O S T P IC I ( U P S & V A N S JJ T l * “ J 1 Heppner ...........0 4 5800 (Shim* included) Over 90*. of tkould Jw» can délit today E ve ry c a r s h o u ld at le a s t h ave a th r u s t a lig n m e n t It re la te s a ll 4 w h e e ls to a c o m m o n c e n te r lin e to in s u re m a x im u m tire life and a ce n - fa re d s te e rin g w h e e l 124 n . Main 676-9481
