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of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 4,1999 - T H R EE
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GAZETTE-TIMES
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Morrow County's Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper
Published weekly and entered as periodical mailer at the Post Office at Heppner, Oregon
under the Act of March 3,1879. Penodical postage paid at Heppner, Oregon Office at 147
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David Sykes.............................................................................................................. Publisher
April Hilton-Sykes........................................................................................................ Editor
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Jacksons to celebrate
50th anniversary
Norton-Smith
Ruth Norton and Oustin Smith
Tom and Sue Norton, Heppner, and Dale and Marilyn Smith,
Hermiston, announce the engagement of their children, Ruth Norton
and Dustin Smith.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Heppner High School and the Blue
Mountain Community College nursing program. She is employed with
the Rose Harbor Assisted Living Facility in Hermiston.
Smith is a graduate of Hermiston High School and the Blue
Mountain Community College civil engineering program. He is
employed with the Medical Center Pharmacy in Pendleton.
The couple plan a September 4, 1999, wedding on the beach at
Seaside, Oregon.
Shrine game planned Aug. 14
The J a c k so n s,1949
Wilbur and Dorothy Jackson
Wilbur and Dorothy Jackson
will celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 29.
Friends and family are invited
to attend. A potluck will be held
from 1-5 p.m. at the Odd Fellows
Hall in Heppner. They request no
gifts.
The Jacksons were married at
Gresham on Sept. 4. 1949.
They lived in Heppner for one
year and later moved to Gresham,
where they made their home.
Wilbur worked at Reynolds
Metal Co. at Troutdale until he
retired in 1985. They then re­
turned to Heppner.
The Jacksons have a daughter,
Annette Richards of Pendleton; a
son, Gary Jackson and his wife,
of Gresham; a grandson, Brandon,
who is in the service at 29 Palms,
CA.; and two granddaughters,
Jennifer of Portland and Anita
Richards of Pendleton.
Hydraulic/
Millwright
R e s u m e lo;
Jim Adkisson
Crown Pacific
P.O. Box 638
Gilchrist. OR 97737
Crown Pacific offers an excellent work
environment, compensation
and benefits package
EEO/Drug Free Work Place Employer
The Heppner High School
Senior Class will hold a meeting
on Sunday, August 8. at 7 p.m. at
the high school library.
All seniors and their parents are
invited to attend to help plan the
senior graduation trip and fund
raising activities.
all of the game officials
volunteer their time and
expenses.
A parade will be held in Baker
City at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Pregame activities start at 6 p.m.
with a 7 p.m. kick-off. The
usual beef auction will be held at
halftime.
Kelly Porter of Baker City will
be queen this year. Kelly, 15, is
the daughter of Billy and Carol
On Baby
Shoe
Bronzing
Porter. She will be a freshman
at Baker City Senior High
School. Kelly says her favorite
subjects are social studies and
language arts. She also enjoys
choir. She is an active
participant in track events with
emphasis on shot put.
"Kelly's medical history covers
the entirety of her brief lifetime
and her association with the
Portland Unit demonstrates her
courage and tenacity and the
degree of professional and
compassionate care she received
at Shnners," said a Shrine game
news release.
The Shrine of North America is
the worlds' largest philanthropy
and the game in Baker City is
the second largest fund raising
event in support of Shrine
hospitals, said the release.
Football camp
set Aug. 9-12
Reg. $79 95
N OW ONLY $59 96
\
NOW ONLY $65 96
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Peterson’s
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Sports physicals will be
provided to lone and Heppner
students
Tuesday
and
Wednesday, August 10 and 11.
at Pioneer Memorial Clinic from
4-6 p.m.
Girls will receive physicals on
Tuesday and boys will be
examined on Wednesday.
School policy requires all
seventh graders, sophomores and
students new to the district to
have physical examinations to be
eligible to participate m athletics
or cheerleading at any of the
district schools.
The physicals are free.
The sports physical form has a
section relating to an individual's
medical history that must be
completed and signed by a
parent or guardian prior to
receiving a physical
These
forms may be obtained aU'lbhb
and Heppner high school offices
or at Pioneer Memorial Clinic
Practices for high school
football and volleyball begin
August 23 at both lone and
Heppner schools.
Due to the very hot weather there were fewer than the usual number
of people at the Senior dinner July 28. Members of the Lutheran
Church served.
The menu for Aug. 11 is baked ham, scalloped potatoes, green salad,
jellied vegetable salad, zucchini cheese bread and blueberry crisp.
Members of the United Methodist Church will serve.
Desserts and beverages were served all day Friday at the Senior
Center An enchilada dinner was served in the evening and bingo
played later. All proceeds went to the Ministerial Association .
Exercise class was held Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. and cards
were played Tuesday and Friday afternoon at the center.
The seniors will be serving ice cream cones at the fair this year.
Volunteers are needed to help in the booth in two-hour shifts,
Wednesday, Aug. 18, through Saturday, Aug. 21. Please come in to
the office to sign up for your shift or call the office, 676-9030
CHECKING
S ii^ A C C O U N T S
it’s our 65th Birthday!
PE R SO N A L Accounts
Portrait Stand
Reg. $98 95
NO W O N LY $74.21
H
B U S IN E S S Accounts
FREE first order of checks
! 3 U p to $100 credit on first order
Fi NO monthly fees for the first year*
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Prices listed .ire fo r,\ntique
DURING
AUGUST UNIT
Sports physicals Aug. 10-11
Help us celebrate by opening a new checking account
and receive our birthday gifts to you:
S50 Loan fee coupon
oi checks
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$50 Loan fee coupon
Hurry on in as this sale ends 9*30-99!
or Kri)!ht Hron/e finisht-s only.
Roy. $87 95
Becky Hatfield and Jerry Breazeale were married on July 4, 1999, in
a ceremony at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner.
Morrow County Clerk Barbara Bloodsworth officiated at the
ceremony and Heppner Mayor Bob Jepsen and his wife, Suzanne, were
witnesses. Also present were Jordan Hatfield, seven, and Andrew
Hatfield, three, sons, of the bride.
The bride is the daughter of Steve Pence and Donna Stephens,
Prineville. She is a homemaker.
The groom is the son of Jack and Donna Breazeale, Hawaii. He is
employed as the Heppner City manager.
After a wedding trip to Leavenworth, WA, the couple is at home in
Heppner.
f N o p r e s e n ts p le a s e J
Every style and finish
(Antique Bronze, Bright
Bronze. "IVwter," Silver,
(iold and hirrelainized)
is 2 S % OFT during our
August Sale! Adult
shoes, boots, ballet
slippers, halls, hats and
pac ifier bronzing an-
2S°o OFF, too!
Metal Bookrnds
Jerry and Becky Breazeale; front-Jordan Hatfield (left) and Andrew
Hatfield
St. Patrick's Senior Center
News Bulietin
The seventh-annual South
Morrow County Football Camp,
fcr boys in fifth through 12th
grades, will be held Monday,
August 9, through Thursday,
August 12, from 5-8:30 p.m. at
Heppner High School.
Participants should register at
Murray Drugs or Heppner High
School.
Cost of the camp is $30 per
player, which also includes a hat.
Proceeds will go to local football
teams.
For more information call
Greg, 676-5257.
Now is the time to
save and continue the
tradition of having vour
baby's first shoes
bronzed.
Oval Portrait Stand
G ilc h rist, O regon
Progressive wood products company
seeking self-motivated, experienced
Hydraulic/Millwright. Must possess
a minimum of 5 years experience in
hydraulic and millwright Held. Must
be proficient in trouble-shooting
hydraulic systems, read schematics,
rebuilding hydraulic components,
understand flow & design, welding,
fabrication and general millwright
duties. Must possess own hand tools.
Senior class
plans meeting
The Shrine East-West Football
Association put the final touches
on the 1999 game to be held at
Bulldog Stadium in Baker City,
on August 14.
Players have been selected to
fill the 30 man squad for both
teams and there is also a 30-man
alternate squad to fill any
vacancy that might occur in the
first team line-up.
Derek
Gunderson from Heppner will
play in the game.
Player pickup will be at the
Valu-Inn in Oregon City, on
August 6. After a visit to the
Portland Shrine Hospital, the
troop will stop in The Dalles for
lunch and then travel on to
Eastern Oregon University in La
Grande where physicals will be
given and a seven-day training
camp will follow.
Heading the lineup of game
officials this year will be Todd
Bames of Astoria as referee
Assisting him will be Ed Betts ot
Astoria as umpire. Joe Gray ot
LaGrande. will be the linesman
and John Wallin of Corvallis
will be line judge. Back judge
will be Leon McGuire of Baker
City and Doug Bolton of Salem
will act as side judge. The
coaches, assistant coaches and
Hatfield-Breazeale
Unmounted Shoes (Pr)
Reg $54 95
N O W O NLY $41.21
Jewelers
/
474 4200
Bring Your Shoes in Today!
Klamath
st Federal
Heppner Branch:
111 N. Main Street
676-5407
We'd be honored.
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