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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1973)
1 ! it I ! IIKPPNKR tORE. GAZETTE-TIMES. Thurwlay. Jirpl. Lexington The Hay ward String Quar tet of Corvallis were guests at the Lexington Christian Church Sunday. Following the service, a pot luck dinner and business meeting was held in the church parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robin son were Goldendale, Wn.. callers on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer and Mrs. Kennth Marshall were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Kea in Hermiston Sunday. Friends and relatives are invited to a wedding reception Sat., Sept. 29, 1 : 30 to 4 : 30 p.m. honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Marshall. The reception will be held at the Lexington IOOF Hall, and will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Majeske and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Marshall. A caller at the home of Mrs. Elsie Fox one day last week was Bobby Wood, who was enroute to his work at Ante lope from his home in Wenat chee. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mar quardt and son have returned to their school at Pullman, Wn., after spending the sum mer in Lexington, where he was employed. Mr. and Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt visited them on Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Winkle were weekend Port land visitors. The Christian Women's business meeting was held last week at Indian Hills in Pendleton. Those from Lex ington and lone attending were Mrs. Ralph Crum, Shar on and Kathy Crum, Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt, Mrs. Carl Marquardt and Carlita, Nor ma Marquardt, Mrs. Harry Green and Mrs. T.E. Mes senger Sr. on? (m T) fJn rc o I VARSITY SCHEDULE! SEPT. 8 IONE AT WHEELER 1:30 SEPT. 14 IONE AT CASCADE LOCKS 1:30 SEPT. 21 ARLINGTON AT IONE 2:00 SEPT. 2&-ECHO AT IONE 2:00 OCT. 5 BYE OCT. 12 TOUCHET AT IONE OCT. 19 CULVER AT IONE 2:00 OCT. 27 IONE AT DUFUR 1:30 NOV. 2 IONE AT STANFIELD 7:00 Coach Gordon Meyers Ass't. Del LaRue I ctptdt 1 rrwTT? at n a an a tt? t nrvc 1 .on " ' S -ft' t CHEER Jan Ekstrom Mary Pat McElligott Sherri Wilson Cindi Martin Three Links Club of Holly Itebekah Iwodge met at the home of Mrs. T.E. Messenger Sr. Thursday afternoon, start ing w ith a pot luck dinner served in the yard at 12:30 p.m. Plans were made for a series of card parties to begin the first Saturday in October starting at 8 p m.'at the IOOF Hall. Contest rules will be the same as the past. One must play four out of six to be elegible for the grand prizes. Prizes will be given and refreshments served at each party. Sewing dates to make arti cles for Pioneer Memorial Hospital were set, and a discussion was held concern ing the fall bazaar and food sale. A committee of Ruth Robinson and Elsie Fox were appointed to select the place and date. The group was reminded of the UN speeches by students attending last year, Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock in the IOOF Hall. This is a potluck dinner for friends, families and members of the lodges. The door prize was won by Leila Palmer. Co-hostess for the day was Mrs. Charles McConnell. Present were Leile Palmer, Florence Mc Millan. Irene Padberg. Eula Bloodsworth, Catie Padberg, Norma Marquardt, Elsie Fox, Freda Majeske, Delpha Jones, Vivian McConnell, Ruth Rob inson, Betty Marquardt and Mr. Messenger. The next meeting will be at the Irene Padberg home. Christie Jake O'Brien of Echo spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Majeske. Mrs. Bob Cool, Robin Sprig gle and Mrs. Lou Williams of Pendleton were callers at the Florence McMillan home Monday. LEADERS ... I ' lone Cardinals, front row from the left, Mr. Warren, P. jfc (J Carlson. P. Ashurst, M. Rietmann, G. Griffith and K. t Vv l nXA J Gutierrei,. Back row from the left, R. Peterson, J. a- WM v 4? wftf J Rietmann, T. Peterson, J. Peterson, A. Klinger, C. &Jkr ' McElligott and Coach Meyer. fYSZj. 10. IST1 Goings on in Mr. and Mrs. RolxTt Kelso are back after spending part of the week in Port Angeles, and then spending the rest of the week touring parts of Canada. Attending the Spivey Fam ily Reunion in Bend this weekend were Mrs. Mark Jetlick and Cathy, Mr. and Mrs Mark Kandle, Mrs. Bruce Kandle and twins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spivey and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spivey. Going to Heppner Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Samples and family. Guy Van Arsdale flew to Richland. Sunday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Doyal Hubbell and family went to Milton Freewater over the weekend where they visited Mr. and Mrs. William Eldridge. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wright went to Walla Walla Friday for eye care for Kirk. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bowman of Steveson, Wn. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elvyn Bell over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bell of Portland. The Kinzua Community was saddened Monday by news of the death of Mrs. Marvin Hines early Monday at St. Vincents Hospital in Portland. Hildred had had heart surgery there last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvy Spivey of Baker were here over the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mattison and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hire and Son. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grady Rogers this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Caldwell of Las Vegas, Nev. Best Wishes for Beecher's Cafe Akers Motor Service Jordan Elevator Co. Bristow's Market lone Chevron Station Independent Garage Chas. O'Connor, Insurance Kinzua Friendship Club was held Wednesday evening at the home of I Vena Reid. Hiith went to Dmuh Jackson and. second high to Irene Samples. Pinochles went to Sharon Bell and Pat McMinn. Others playing for the evening were Barbara Heim. Bonnie Camp bell. Ruth Carey, Sue Matti son. Cindy Weaser, and Rose merry Nelson. The Camp Five Womens Club held a business meeting Wednesday and decided to have a Hunters Card Party on Sept. 29 at the Camp Five Community Hall. The date for the dance was set for Nov. 17 at the Legion Hall in Fossil. Proceeds from the dance w ill go the Barbara Mortimore Scholarship Fund. Door prizes will be a $25 Savings Bond, $10 gift certifi cate, and a chicken dinner for two. Tickets can be purchased from any member of the club Mr. and Mrs. Allen Heim and Ericca left Saturday for a week's vacation part of which will be in Canada. r Beef One-half lieef, per Front Quarter, lb Hind Quarter, lb. CUT. WRAPPED AND FROZEN UNITED MEAT CO. 12C W. Coe St Staniield 2 'JgE Sgt. Michael Wilson of the us Air Force visited nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson, in lrrigon while on furlough. He has spent three and a half years In Spain as a jet mechanic. He has returned to his base In Ft. Webb. Tex., now but expects to be dis charged from the service by Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Russet McCoy, former lrrigon residents, ce lebrated their 40th wedding anniversary by repeating their wedding vows at their home in Vancouver, Wn. Relatives from lrrigon who went to the anniversary party on Sept. 15 included Mr. and Mrs. Al Part low, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom, Mr. and Mrs. Don Eppeubaugh and Warren McCoy. From Hermiston were Mr. and Mrs. James Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hellberg have moved to a farm west of lrrigon on the old highway from their former location near Ordnance. Mrs. Orville Buchanan and the Buchanan's son, Bruce, lb 95c 85c $1.05 Ph. 449-3361 4 V 9 a Good Season Rietmann's Hardware lone Lions Club T & C Storage Stormor Bins 422-7437 Ham's Truck Line 422-7277 The Office Paul Pettyjohn Co. returned home tmm hn Jose, C., Sunday. Mrs. Huchatnw traveled to San Jose to welcome her first grandchild, Russel Wayne, born Aug. 28, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Buchanan. Bruce has been employed at the Ford Motor plant in San Jose this summer and is returning to attend his senior year at O.S.U., Corvallis. Wayne Ruchanan is also employed at the Ford plant. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slot hurt and son visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller. E5 I Gentle' Cordless Detangler Model DT I Gently detangles wet or dry hair. Minimizes breakage and pullout. less pulling and tugging great for little girls. Cordless, rechargeable. Use it anywhere in the shower, even at the beach. Reg. 22.95 Now 19.95 HOURS 8 to IItuimI X UNITED T6 SAVF YOU MONFY JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE SEPT. 20 ARLINGTON AT IONE 2:00 SEPT. 27-IONE AT STANFIELD 2:30 OCT. 4 IONE AT HEPPNER 2:30 OCT. 11 RIVERSIDE AT IONE 2:00 OCT. 18-ECHO AT IONE 2:00 OCT. 25 IONE AT WASCO 1:30 Coach Jerry Martin Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wil son went to Salem Thursday. Their son Leon returned home with them for a week's visit, Mr. and Mrs. Jose Bustoand sons of Portland were week end visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Perry Pummel. Congressman Al Ullman has asked Secretary of Agricul ture Earl Butz to grant disaster status to ten eastern Oregon counties suffering ex treme drouth conditions. iI::filiMI1U-:fclf:' nl;'i-iliWi Reg. 26.95 : Now 23.95 D.1YER HD 51 For faster, mora comfortable Mir sty lot at homo Dial hoat comfort control Froftuionalry styM hood raiaot and lower auickly and oaslly Color-stylod m pleasini tawny twin and off whit with siMr color trim HEPPNER OREGON Jff lone Cardinals, front rbw, from the left, K. Gutierrez, I). Tucker, S. Krebs, T. Gates, L. Rea, D. Thomas and M. Blazedale. Back row, from the left, Ass't. Coach La Hue, P. Peterson, P. McElligott, B. I.indstroni, B. Tews, B. Nix and M. McElligott. Morrow County Grain Growers Cenex Dobyn's Pest Control John W. JepMn Murray's Rx Stables Rod Murray Ion, Oregon Bank of Eastern Oregon Morrow County is the third largest potato producing county In Oregon. COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding Industrial Commercial Farm and Home Pendleton 276-7761 LIGHTED MAKE-UP MIRROR imi 4 separate light settings-Day-Home-Even ng-Off ice Dual Swivel Mirror regular or magnified In off-white with gold color accent Reg. 22.98 Now 19.95 Phono 676-9158 ' " 1 'i Si
