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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1961)
Lexington News By DELfKA JONES Mr. n4 Mr William MhoU n) family who );ar rr.Je their home In Iveir.ton for th lt rw ja have mmrd la Uma to I he- rlmu-er hou-. Mr. Jr lx and Mr. C. C. Jonn motored U I'mlland Sun day whew they Mr. ' v Hu;:o who returned with them wveral day' visit. ti. Mr. Vem Viall nd aaughter anU Mr. nl Mr. Boh UaM.lion ami family were Hat rock lkior on Sunday, Mr. Norm Marquardt and son and wife, Mr. and Mr. Carl Marquardt. were Portland visitor several clay last week. Gar Leyvs ha ln-en i-iidlnc st-veral days this week at Kenne wick, Wash., at the glider meet Kenny Jotu-a and Billy Kline it attended the Retreat at Camp Adam over the week end with the Youth Feli'jwshlp Group of lone church. The men' and women's bow line banquet was held Saturday night at the country club in Pendleton. Those from Lexing ton awarded recognition In bow ling were: Faye Kuhl most Im proved bowler, Lorlne Ledbotter second hiRh series. The Coca Cola team had high team series, those from Lexington on thU team are Tat Dougherty, Evonne Lovgren and Gladys Hellker of lone. Those colng from here were: Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Led better, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. rtuhl, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Munkers, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Munkers, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kngleman. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Orwlck, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Padbcrg of Padberg Machinery, nonsrs of the wo men's team, also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Ledbetter and daughter, Judy, were Pen dleton visitors on Friday. Buddy Laney of Condon was a Lexington visitor on Friday. Mrs. Eldon Pad berg and daugh ter, Jill, and Jeannine Hunt mo tored to Pendleton Saturday where they met Mrs. Tad berg's nieces, Christina and Dlanne Osmln of Asotin, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Dopple mier and Mrs. Miller of Port land were Lexington business visitors last week. HELP APPRECIATED The people of Lexington wish to express their appreciation for the work of the person or persons who mowed the cemetery before Decoration Day. Many comments were heard on the nice appear ance of the cemetery. New Extension Unit Officers Selected For Coming Year Vw tenon unit offker. who will take over In JU-ptenv Ikt, were nmed by th eight homrmaker flub In th county, according to Esther Klrml. Mor row County Extension Agent. Women eltl wrrr: Boardman: Mr. C. Daniel. chairman: Mr. Nathan Thorpe, vice chairman; Mr. Dewey Wert. secretary and treaauw; wr. Karl Brieg. county committee member. llejpner: Mr. Jo Wright, chairman; Mr. Kelthley Blake, vice chairman; Mr. Frank Con ner, secretary and treasurer; Mix Let Humphrey, county committee member. i.me: Mr. Elmer HolU. chair man; Mr. Alvln McCabe, vice rhntrmanr Mr. Lout Carbon. secretary and treasurer; Mr. Ed ward Baker, county comminee member. lrrlin: Mrs. Robert Ryan, chairman; Mr. Paul Slaughter. vice chairman; Mrs. Harold cot- son, secretary ami un. Mrs. Warren McCoy, county com mittee member. pin Cltv: Mr. Ceorct Luclanl, chairman; Mr. It E. Hay, vice chairman; Mr. Wlllard French, retarv and treasurer; Mr. Wcldon Wltherrite. county com- mlttee member. ina? Mrs. Robert Riddle, chairman; Mrs. Ronald Currln, vice chairman; Mr. Dalla Kra ,.r tnrrrtarv and treasurer: Mr. Randall Martin, county commit tee member. North Lexington: Mr. Gene Cutsforth, chairman; Mr. Ken neth Cutsforth. vice chairman; Mrs. Lynn Haguewood. secretary and treasurer. Rhea Creek: Mrs. Robert Berg strom, chairman; Mr. Barton rinrk. vice chairman; Mr. Al bert Wright, secretary; Mm. Orin wrinM treasurer: Mrs. John Graves, county committee mem ber. Extension unit meet once a month, except during the three summer months, to continue their education In family living in such fields as clothing, food and nutrition, family life, home man agemcnt, family finance, and recreation. The agent trains project lead oru fmm parh erouo In the la test things in these fields. Her Information comes direcuy irom Oregon State University Spec ialists and research laboratory staff. Ani woman Interested In Join ing such a group Is urged to contact the county agent s oince in Heppner. Chats With Your Home Agent If ESTHER KIlMIt ly ESTHER CIRM1S Its alwa -ti)"t'le h,"l' at the home of Mr. Parutall Martin out Una wy. M'1" Is such a wonderful hoie! But Tueday. May 23 i.utlml- Ing. You can see. It wa me ia of our annual County mmrnn- tee Alumni rarty. Home Economh- F.u-n.lon uss started in Morrow county In IMC Women h'i serve on the extcnln advisory cnin ell re called County Committee Women. Tnere u one uom rain of the extension units In the rvnirttv uho serve a term if 3 years. They awlst the scent in planning and guiding the home economic program. Over 3"i wo- mf n nave scrveri on mis iwu ell alnce 1910. Each hold a cet-tocether friendship and chat past extension year. tm voar !!nv pot a sunrise y - " - The nresent committee women. who act a hostesses, presented rri nf th, n umn members with an official homemaker pin . . i . i wnclh bears ine extension m-ui of "home." "community." and "country' year they to renew about the Ford's Tire Service FARM TIRE SPECIALS LIMITED TO STOCK IN PENDLETON WAREHOUSE 9x24 ANGLE TRACTION 4 ply $43.40 10x38 ANGLE TRACTION 6 ply 87.40 11x28 ANGLE TRACTION 4 ply 67.40 11x38 ANGLE TRACTION 4 ply 86.40 11x38 ANGLE TRACTION 10 ply 124.40 No. 33 AIRPLANE 10 ply 39.95 No. 36 AIRPLANE 10 ply 42.95 No. 56 AIRPLANE 20 ply 79.95 6.50-16 TRACTION NYLON 6 ply 28.95 6.50-16 HIGHWAY NYLON 6 ply 26.69 7.00-15 TRACTION NYLON 6 ply 30.21 7.00-15 HIGHWAY NYLON 6 ply 29.81 7.00-16 TRACTION NYLON 6 ply 30.64 7.00-16 HIGHWAY NYLON 6 ply 28.95 7.50-20 TRACTION NYLON 10 ply 59.95 7.50-20 HIGHWAY NYLON 10 ply 54.95 8.25-20 TRACTION NYLON 10 ply 69.95 8.25-20 HIGHWAY NYLON 10 ply 64.95 MANY OTHER SIZES AND TYPES THE GENERAL TIRE FORD'S TIRE SERVICE Tri "YOUR CENERAL TIRE HEADQUARTERS Another Mghlleht of the dy mi Ulonary trip to the "u'y Land. Mim Uta Humphrey, who pent w-vrn month Iat year traveling Europe and Ala, entertained the group by show ing her colored llde and com menting on the life and the problem of that land. The pre sentation wa enlightening and gave clearer lew of the JrwUh Arab problem. A short business meeting was held In the morning. Mr. John Grave. Heppner; Mr. Weldon Wltherrite, Echo; and Ml Let Humphrey. Heppner three new. ly elected county committee wo men were Installed In a candle light ceremony. The new committee elected of ficers for the coming year which are: Mr. Warren McCoy. Irrlgon, chairman; Mr. Edward Baker, Lexington, vice chairman; Mr. Randall Martin. Heppner. ecre tary; and Miss Leta Humphrey. Heppner, treasurer. Other mem bers of the committee are Mr. Eat I Briggs, Boardman; Mr. John Graves, Heppner; and Mr. Weldon Wltherrite. Alumni member honored In- Rummage Sole Nett $400 To Kindergarten The Heppner Civic League re port tht over t00 wa collec ted tut operation of the kinder garten at the Mt rummage sale. A total tf 3S student have been attending the school th past year. JWhoot will c1m Fri day, May 26. with a picnic at Cutsforth Park for the youngster and their parent. HtttHtM GAZETTE-TIMES. Turdr. Jae.e 1. 1 Four Indicted In Circuit Court The giand Jury lat Thursday returned Indictment against Le roy tharle fruxkley. 20; Har old Shoikiey. ls Larry Richard Shoikley. 21; and Richard Lee Hardin. 3-'. They -r arraigned tM Judie W, W Well on ri)fgt- J t.-i r.ct m a dwelling They were given until June 6 to enter a pie nd the court appointed John Kottkamp. Ten dteton. to defend them. The men wete returned to fen dieton to be held until June 6. elude: HEPPNER Mr. J"hn Berg strom. Mr. Paul Warren. Mr. Walter Wright. Mr. Ralph Thompson. Mr. W. E. Hughe. Mr. Ceorge Currln. Mr Ben Anderson. Mrs. Ray Drake. 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