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Page 4 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 12, 1955 Family Dinner Given By James Driscolls Mr. and Mrs. James Driscollj had as Sunday dinner guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fort ner, Boardman; her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Fortner, Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lindsay and children. Henry Merritt and his father, Ernest Merritt of Hawthorne Cali fornia visited Friday and Satur day with their aunt Mrs. Henry Schwarz and cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schwarz. REVIEWING? r Review of all year's studies Used to be the rule In preparing for final exams At. the end of school! Have you made a recent re view Of your insurance plan? If you'd like some help with it We'd gladly lend a hand! If you don't really have a plan Let us make one for you! Making a plan to fit your needs Takes some study, too! For A Review of Your Insur ance & For All Your In ance Needs Call C. A. RUGGLf S Heppner, Oregon Phone 6-9625 Box 611 Lonerock News By Verna Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Loal Jacobson of Jackson, Wyoming, are the new residents at the Morley ranch, formerly owned by Orie Conboy and son. The owner, Mrs. Morley who lives in Portland, will spend some of her time here,' supervis ing the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perry made; a trip to Heppner, Friday. The Gilliam-Wheeler County Berneice Huston's Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Huston an nounce the engagement of their j daughter, Berneice, to Ronaw K. Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cross, Aloha, Oregon. No date has been set for the wedding, o Jack Marshalls Have Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall entertained at dinner Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Van Marter. The group at tended the dance at Farleys later in the evening. . o LEXINGTON GRANGE TO MEET Special recognition of charter and twenty five year members of the Lexington Grange and a spe cial agriculture committee pro gram will be held Saturday May 14 at the grange hall starting at 8:00 p. m. Totluck refreshments will fol low the meeting which is open to the public. Conservation Week completed their activities with a tour of the Lester Wick ranch and a potluck dinner at noon, on Saturday, with a large gathering of stockmen, farmers and friends from both the counties attending. Mrs. Margaret Wick of Condon spent the weekend at the Lester Wick ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Al Lov gren of Rhea Creek came over for the field day Saturday, and visit ing her mother, Mrs. Wick, and Lester Wick family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Talbert and family visited in Hermiston with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orie Conboy and Mr. and Mrs. Les Conboy, over the weekend. Mrs. Alcy Madden who has heen on the sicklist with the flu, is reported to be improving. . Mrs. Guy Huddleston spent Fri day at the Warren Disque resi dence in Condon, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy Orwick of of Heppner and Mrs. Jimmie OrwicK and infant daughter of Walla Walla, Wash. The little girl is a great-granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and daughter of Fossil spent Sunday, Mother's day with Mrs. Wood's mother. Mrs. Alcy Madden. Mrs. Gus Williamson and daughter, Margie o fCondon are preparing to move back to their home in Lonerock, as soon as school is out in Condon. Mr. Wil liams, who has been ill for the past month, is reported to be on the mend. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel left for Portland Tuesday, where Mr. McDaniel will enter the Em anuel hospital for mastoid sur gery. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hayes visi ted in The Dalles Sunday with their niece. Mrs. John Freund and familv. Their son, Homer and grandson, Bill came up from Port land to spend Mother's day witn them. the cemetery for our Korean War soldiers. We have sent in our applica tions to Camp Namanu. Carol K- Anderson, reporter I J Heppner High School SCOOP By Barbara Prock Good news! The Mustang, Hep pners yearbook arrived May 9. Autographs are being busily signed. The Hehisch staff is prepar ing a "Senior Issue" paper to come out the last week of school. This will include a photo of all the Senior class members, ine regular issue will be published the same week. "Nirhtmares of 1959" will be Dresented bv the Speech class "on May 18. Speech students are portraying each Senior's tuture. Students receiving Journalism pins this year for outstanding work done: Lyle Jensen, Sharon Bryant, Jean Graham, Pete An dresen, Sharon Rill, Neil Beamer, Nancv Anderson, Shirley Peck, David Cox, Raymond Gonty, Dona Lovgren, James Monahan, Karen Prock, Darlene Connor and Vir ginia Andresen. Journalism mem bers voted on staff members and came to this conclusion. Conservation week poster win ners are announced as 1st, James Monahan; 2nd, Marilyn Munkers; and 3rd, Virginia Gonty. The theme of the Prom has not been released' but the Juniors are busily decorating for the big af fair to be held this Friday, May 13. The banquet is to be held at the Episcopal church preceeding the prom. . o JOLLY BLUEBIRDS The Jollv Bluebirds held their regular meeting May 5, at the home of their leader Mrs. Roice Fulleton. The girls wrote the invitations to the Mother's tea they are giving Saturday May 7 at the Christian church, and they plan ned their program. The meeting -ended with re freshments beine served. Mrs. McCabe furnished refreshments. The next meetins will be Mav 19 at the leaders home. This will be the last meeting until next September. Letter To The Editor Dear Sir: The Oregon Heart Association staff and board of directors would like to express their sincere thanks to the people of Morrow County for their generosity dur ing the Heart Fund campaign. A total of $363.35 was raised in Morrow county. This contribu ill hp nspd to nromote heart research, provide for professional and public education ana aia community service in Oregon. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, Heart Sunday co chairmen in Heppner, and Mr. P. W. Mahoney, Morrow county Heart Fund chairman, the Ore gon Heart Association would like to thank the following inui viduals and agencies for their whole hearted effort in the cam paign: Mrs. John Hartman, Mr. Harvey Wright, Mrs. Bradley Fancher, Mrs Bill Labhart, Mrs. William Heath, Mrs. Kemp Dick, Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn, Mrs. Jack Bailey, Mrs. Jack Loyd, Mrs. Robert Ferrell, Mrs. Riley Mun kers, Mrs. Don Bellenbrock, Mrs. Elwin Hughes, the Campfire Girls, and the Heppner Gazette Times, all of Heppner. 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On April 7 we gave a party for the Jolly Blue Birds and the Happy Blue Birds, and for their leaders. Mrs. Fulleton, Mrs. Bar- ratt and Mrs. Stockard. There were about 35 present. We played games, and nad an t.aster egg hunt for the Blue Birds. Refreshments were served. On April 30 girls who weren't husv met at the home of our lead er and prepared May baskets which we took to the hospital tor MayDay. We also delivered some to shut-ins. Girls in charge of this project were Sharon Case, Florence Morris, Kay Sayers and Jeanne Collins. On Mav 5 we met at our leaders home to make our Mother s Dav cifts. We observed Music Week and had refreshments of punch and cookies. 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