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h! ii m: o! MORROW COVNTY 4-K MEMBERS and their chap-r-ones wtu attended 4-K Sum mer Srh.vil at Crec.m State In Corvallis June 1"-16 are: (from row, all rcs left to lone By Cassey Chapel Cassey Chapel. h? -l t a junior at Ion? Kigh School In the LiU, is no writing the lone nes for the Gazette Times. Sr.e ould appreciate bearing from anyone in the lone area ho has nes. Mrs. Eoy w.Lindstroir.and Christina attended a ian.ilj reunion over the uetrkend a: the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Linn. Nehalem, While she as triers, Mrs. Linds trom served as installing offi cer for Mr. and Mrs. Linn, who ere installed Worthy Patron and w orthy Matron for -"Chapter No. 153, Order of the Eastern Star in Nehalem. XIrs. John Turner of Baker and Mrs. Carol Morris of Portland arc- visiting friends and relatives in lone this eek. They are staying at the home of Mrs. Victor Riet mann. Mrs. Jenr.y Ball and son Bob of Bend are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Imel before continuing east. IOXE GARDEN CLUB WILL meet Wednesday, July 12 at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn. Plans for the fair and the year s program will be made. Ne ideas from the State Convention ill be riven by Mrs. Van Hub bard, Mrs. Fredrick Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cutting. A potluck salad luncheon El be enjoyed at noon. CARL THOEDSON of lone suffered a heart attack last week and is in St. Anthony's Hospital. Ke was expected to be in the hospital 10-14 days. Agnes Sperry is spend ing this week at the ranch with Carl's sister, Linea Troedson. AT PIEFERS Mrs. Ercia Pieper has en joyed a housefull of company; were her grandson, Dennis Dick and his son David, of North Bonneville; Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pieper whose wed ding she recently attended; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kail and Jotii of Portland and his nep hew Gerrold Kail. Other guests for Satur day supper were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holliday, Clinton and Troy of Aloha who were en route to Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Leland McGiil of Cecil. Arnie Pieper of Hermiston also dropped in to see all the company one day. RANCH AERO AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned and Operated By PAUL N. HANSEN Beginning Year-Round Service S PRATING- SEEDING. LIQUID AND DPT FERTILIZING. 24 TEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS AREA PH. 676 9925 HEPPNER. ORE r. rrrrr Titrs right) Airy Killing, Barbara Killing, Parr. Schmedtr, Deb bie Kuwe, Tannine Bratuion; second row) Ctuperone Mar ge Slade, Greta LaBlanc. Ch e rvle Turner, Sandy Bennett, McConnells return to Lex after visit to By Delpha Jones Mrs. Charles McConnell returned home this week from a trip she and five of her children made to North na. kota. Cynthia, 13, John, 14, stayed behind to visit their two sets of grandparents for the remainder of the sum mer. Mrs. McConnel's sister came up from Rapid City and told of the horribieness of the flood. The water came up into the alley behind their home. Bodies are still be ing recovered under the de bris. Dogs have been used to locate the bodies. The day they left a tor nado warning had been sound ed. The tornado hit Minot and one woman was killed. Mrs. McConnell has a sister employed in Minot and has not heard from ber. In the area she visited, hard spring wheat is raised. They expect this years crop to be a good one. Their harvest season comes late in August and early Septem ber. Due to the airline strike, the trains were crowded. En route to North Dakota, their train went through Glacier National Park which they en joyed seeing. Roy Campbell has returned home after a weeks stay at the Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mes senger and children of Port land have been visiting his parents, Mr. i Mrs. T.E. Messenger. Sunday the fam ily enjoyed a barbecue at the Messenger home with the T. E. Messenger Sr. family of Hermiston, Lois Rose Mes senger and Carl Marquardt families also present. Nonta, Charma and Billee June Marquardt are spending the 4th of July holidays with their brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Rick Marquardt in Pullman, Wn. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klinger this week were Bill Klinger, Bonnie Le ong, Frank Quintano, Ellen Sherman and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Klinger of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ro binson were recent Portland visitors where they both re ceived medical attention. Melissa and Linda Smith oi Hermiston, were Lexington visitors this week, as e nests of Kimmberlee Larson, who is visiting from Portland with Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and children of Irrigon, were Ttun..t.. Ehonda Sargent. Judv Healy, Pam Smug, charroms Don Stancel and Mildred Davirt son, third ro) Debbie KmUe, Amu Davidson, Judy Bennett, Kathy Gilbert, Chris North Dakota recent business visitors in Lex. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Winkle over the weekend were their sons, Mr. i Mrs. Donald Van W in kle and son of Salem, and Bill oi Pendleton, daughter Miss Linda Van Winkle of San Fr ancisco and friend Molly Cre asy. Glenda Kay Van WinUe returned home with the Do nald Van Winkles for a vi- Honoring Princess DEBBIE McCOY FAIR Evans. Carol lw:i, .bai ri-) Karen F:charJ. Bar bara Falun r. J'hr, V.ytrs, Charlie Summr, Mary Heal) and Kay Bermm. Two Birthday Dinners Laura Ma rick of Inn and her brottur-m-iaw Ot ne Lan caster of Cecil cltrat.'d their birthdays t. .get her at the Lancaster home in Cecil. Mrs. Lancaster was assisted by Gene Jr. and J.D. Guestj were Mrs. Flossie Marick, John Marick, Mr. and Mrs. Leo C rabtree and their grand son, Jim McCabe who is vi siting them. An an. elfiXKl de corated with red C.iwers or. white frosting tapped the bir thdav dinner. r si tb:r - ' MORROW PAVILION, HEPPM 4-H Camp launches Dream Boats t TltWr Fofc ll"D irriivo and fvwrdman 4-H tvn and sirU tn lb M! year us tratUt. tt nvWd i I Ji Camp it Cutsforth Park Ukt k. The weat her was (.'i.J and a -..J!in. 4i had h all. TN" meals co.Aed t Cladu HM of Irriffon and her helpers r d lici.Hi. TVr were nuny different pri'jrct to keep the )oun$ 4-her's buk). Tli first day tlu ) had a (ktrr contest ana decrat.-d the dm.iif hall with thir posters. Tlre were tie dy liiui i and natural I.mhI classes. A represent tive of the Came Commission showed no to construct a turd huse out of a Cowt-r M. Other classes made candles. The Eciilnf) das n.ade a TftUand Prairie tour and !ht ) hiked to the fossil Ndh. The last nif tit of camp the youngsttrs divided into gr oups, nude a dream bout, out of things found In the torest. A can.Qe as placed on each tv t and set adrift in the lake. As the story goes, the bts that reach the otht-r shore ill have their w ish come true. 4-H CAMP NEKS "The Wtuile Thinit" theme for 4-H camp encompassed a great variety of activities ior campers Seventy-six ex cited campers accompanied by sixteen counselors and staff were trucked to the 4-H camp at Cutsfortti Park f.ir outdoor living, education and fun. Counselors selec ted television commercials to name each tent in the "4-H Tent City". Camp classes and instruc tors were; Tie-dye-Virginu Grieb; Game Commission -Bill Null; natural foods and edible weeds Delta Huber; Flower pot crafts - Ardith Hunt; and sand candles and leather crafting -KnstinNel-sm; Macramae - Peggy Sch l.chting; Fishing - David M-I eod, Forest and fossil beds and soils - HaroldKerr; I? MORROW COUNTY FAIR and RODEO SATURDAY JULY 8 9:30 p.m to 1 a.m. MUSIC BY Buck Abercrombie and the Sundown Buddies ADMISSION COUNTY trad bUtu and tail tales Barb and orvill CuMortb, a liUktic craft, Cany Cha in 1. f orest Sertic trip to PrnUnd frame Mart Chit t, ukti-rt and akntfted na ture Tft. MlMrrd Hakrr and BirJu Tullis. CounMor r to chare of crmonieft, recreation and event at camp, amikied with craftk anJiXhtrclikkrs, Collet; e students De Petty John, Kristin Nelson and Chuck Nelson served as soc ial aksistant with cere mon ies and evening events. Counselors were Cberi Carlson. Susan Heal), Judy Bennett, Pegfy ScnlicMing. Karen Richards , PamSchme der, Kathleen McElhfott. Kn onda Sargent, Jan Ikstrom, Cassy Chapel, Pam Hut, Patricia Van Scholar. Sher r Kemp. Phil Carlson, Da vid Richard and Rick Pe terson. Canip directors were Birdine Tullis, Aide, and Don Stancel, 4-H agent. The weather was great, and all campers and staff agreed the camping session seemed far too short. lone Class holds Reunion Mrs. Jerry Davidson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Myrick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim PaavoU and children, and Tom Pointer. Parents who attended the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, and Mrs. Erma Morrison. The lone High School class of "62 held their ten-year re union July 2 at the lone City Park. All but three members of the class attended. The activities started In the afternoon, and later a potluck barbecue was held. The group enjoyed a decorated cake af ter dinner. Those attending were Mrs. Larry Prock and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams and Children, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson and Jill, Mr. ri Per Person m z o o r O H o 1 c z s m z H H O O p "O r I ZZ i
