Pajw . THE GAZETTE TIMES. Heppner. OR.. Thursday. June 26. 1975
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Viefiioiiies3 refugees living
on Oorrov; Couniy farm
""Many thousands of fine
Vietnamese are still in refu
gee camps hopefully awaiting
sponsorship by American
families". Larry Lindsay
said, when he was explaining
that his family brought five
adults and ten children from
Camp Pendleton to the Lind
say Ranch north of Lexington.
The Lindsays are sponsor
ing this family group all of
whom are related to Father
Vincent Minh who has been
stationed a' Portland's Holy
Redeemer Parish for two
years Another brother has
alo been in Oregon since
( "hnstm.i and is attending the
University of Portland where
Father Vincent Minh was
enrolled in a doctoral pro
Bum The ten children include a
laly girl ot three months, a
ht'le girl lour years old and
two boys and six girls between
eleven and seventeen y ears of
a.:c Some of the girls are
already attending a 4 H sevv
iiil' Kri(i The eight older
children haxe been pulling rye
n. tin- LiwK.iy field- The two
ma rr ict! couple are working
n the ranch
Mr Lindsay and a visiting
nun Irnni Baker are tutoring
'he Ernup in English. They
n it line progress. These
I MORROW COUNTY FAIR and RODEO I
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j Honoring Princess
J Saturday JUNE 28 Donna Rea
9 p.m. to 1 a.ra. j
I Mus.Cy DEPOT II S if
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1 ADMISSION: 'vr j
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I Adults - $2iO C 11 i I
L Children under 12 - $1.00 L " ! i
BORROW COUNTY I
FAIR PAVILION, HEPPNER
This is part of the group of Vietnamese living with (he Larry
Lindsay family. These young people are very talented and
sing in three languages. Vietnamese. French and English.
migrants are natural linguists
and also talented musicians
Father Vincent Minh has
rx-en assisting with the refu
ge program throughout Ore
gon. Whenever he has visited
the Lindsay Ranch he has had
many telephone calls for help
Irom various camps. Besides
the large Catholic Conference
eltort. many other denomina
tions have made fine efforts to
help these people Larry
Undsay says that the Luther
an Church has been outstand
ing in assisting with many
lanulies
The Catholic Sentinel of
June 2o. published by the
lliocese of Bilker, carries a
strong statement about spon
sorship: "The government's
procedures for processing the
rcluKce hae recently been
streamlined, and thousands of
lamihcs are now eligible to
leave the camps in which they
have ficen hung fur weeks
Betore they are able lo enter
the mainstream of American
mcr. him ever, they must
have an assurance ol sponsor
ship "SKisiirsliip involves only
tlx- assurance that housing
will be available and that
sti)xi!l and guidance will be
provided the refugee during
his or her first months in a
community. With the avail
ability of government funding,
refugee sponsorship should be
largely self -support mg
The Morrow County Vietna
mese have been in Heppner
each Sunday since their arri
val early in June and make a
uonderlul addition to the
congregation at St. Patrick's.
They traveled lo Baker where
they met Bishop Connolly and
Marguerite Reed. Diocesan
lircclnr ol Immigration and
lieliigcc Sm'ices. They have
met some business people
here and m Pendleton
Twenty -mie-ycar -old Mary
is employee) at St Patrick's
Rectory and will be a help to
Father Julin O'Brien with
household (lulus
l( Hts I'l I'll Nil
The lone Grand Squares,
square dance flub, will hold
then annual dance and picnic
at Cutslorth Park. Saturday.
Juni'JK beginning at fi Hip m
Anyone wishing to attend is
asked to bring something for
the (Mil link dinner which
Im-Kiiis at fi to Beverages will
lie prov uled
Dancing in the 4 II dining
hall at the park will follow the
dinner.
Relatives tn this area have
received word of the death of
1 Arthur W. Campbell. Terre
' Haute. Indiana on June 14. He
is survived by his wife, Wanda
and two daughters. Patricia
Mas-rose and Doris Campbell,
two grandchildren of Terre
Haute; one brother. Roy.
Lexington: two sisters. Annie
Kenne of Good Samaritan
Nursing Home in Hermiston
and Effie Crow of Grand
Forks B C. Canada, and
nieces and nephews in this
area
Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W.T. Campbell was born in
Lexington on April 24. 1899. He
attended school in Lexington.
Heppner. the University of
Oregon and the University of
low a. He majored in chemis
try, working as a research
chemist until he retired. Dr.
Campbell will be remembered
by many around Morrow
County and was the speaker at
the graduation exercises in
lone and Heppner High
Schools in 1M!.
Three Links Club met at the
home of Irene Padberg on
Thursday of last week with
Klsie Fox as co-hostess.
Plans were made for the
Sidewalk Bazaar booth and
other activities for the sum
mer The next meeting will be
at Kula Bloodsworth home in
July
Present for the afternoon
were Leila Palmer. Florence
McMillan. Gladys VanWinkle.
l-eila Messenger. Ruth Robin
son. Eula Bloodsworth. Calie
PadlK-rg. Delpha Jones the
hostess and co-hostess.
The door prize was won by
Calie Padlierg After the
serving of refreshments the
group senl some time in the
yard and garden
Venice llendrickson has as a
visitor this week Amber
Rinch.irt of Ukiah
Mildred Yocoin is employed
in I lei mislon
Mr and Mrs William J. Van
inkle were Grcsham visitors
tins weekend
Mr and Mrs. Ijrrv Mc
NaN.of Red Bluff. Ca .school
It tends of Mrs Yocom. visited
at the Joe Vocom home last
week
Mr and Mrs Gene Majeske
and Ins mother. Mrs. A F.
M.iH'ske. went to Portland on
Friday where the senior Mrs
Maieke is visiting with her
daughter and son in law. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mounts and
family. The Gene Majeske's
went on lo Lincoln Beach to
see their daughter, Debbie.
Donald Majeske is visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Majeske. for a few
weeks from his teaching at
IX-er Park
Holly Rebekah Lodge met
on Thursday for the last
meeting of the summer, as
they vacation during July and
August.
It was voted at this lime to
raise the dues to $i beginning
the first of Jan. I76.
Plans were made for initia
tion in September or October.
The birthday party for the
quarter was held with 12
sisters receiving gifts. Hostess
was Mrs Bloodsworth who
was assisted by Catie Pad
berg. It was announced that the
school reunion polluck dinner
will he held at the dinning
room of the hall instead of the
school grounds. The hall will
be opened early for those
wishing to leave food.
Mrs Kenneth (Carolyn i
Howard is a patient in Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Hepp
ner. Visitors at the CC. Jones
home over the weekend) were
Bonita Si ills of Yakima. Wa .
a sister of Mr Jones: SSgt.
and Mrs Wayne Miller and
family of Spokane. Wa. They
and Karl Miller. Mr and Mrs
Kenneth Jones and Micheal,
and Mr and Mrs. C ('. Jones
motored to 1-iGramle on
Saturday where they atlemlcd
a l.iniily gel together of the
William Gilkison family, pio
mrr settlers of Baker Co
Sunday. Mr and Mrs V I
Miller of Sea view, Wa were
callers ciiroufc home from the
reunion Also attending the
reunion were Mr. and Mrs
Dale Jones and son Bobby of
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Officer Flranur Gilinaa looking over a Imal rrmodrlinK projrrl.
Ready to remodel?
W&e ready to help.
We know how it is.
The carpel has seen il$
better days.
The kitchen is a cook's
nightmare,
And you'd sure like to adJ on
that extra bedroom you've been
talking about for so long.
Dut the dentist bills and the
much-needed car repairs come
first, right?
Well, we understand that at
First National Bank. That's why
we'd like you to know about
FirstLoan.
The Daily Vacation Bible
School program was held
Friday evening at the church
with alt the classes hav ing a
part. Following this A Bon
Voyage party was given
honoring The Rev. and Mrs
Nickander w ho left on Monday
for a vacation in Finland.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Mar
quardl motored to Canity
where they attended the
Christian Business Men's
Convention.
Iilita Marquardt is spend
ing the week in Portland
visiting (liarma Marquardt
who is attending school there,
Charma and guests were
visitors with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill B Marquardt on
Friday evening,
Mr and Mrs. Striilhers
vacationed at Cornucopia.
Hallway and Mason Dam last
week. Mrs. Bill Smith was In
charge of the post ollice
during Mrs. Slrulber's absence.
FIREWORKS
Thursday Nite July 3 lone Memorial Field
Sponsored by lone American Legion Post No. 95
Donations will be gratefully accepted
American Legion Auxiliary
Concession Stand
Goodies
Swimming Pool will be open
rms MtssAcc sroisoKD r toon none ownco Mm as
IIFPPNFR
IONF.
First Loan is a simple
consumer loan. That means you
pay interest only on the amount
you actually owe. Only as long
is you owe it. So you save on
interest every time you make an
early payment. In fact, you can
pay oh the entire loan ahead of
schedule and reallv save money.
On the other hand, if your
monthly payment is not made on
time, there is no late charge.
You simply pay a little more
interest for holding the
money longer.
FirstLoan. When you're ready
to remodel wc can't think of a
better way to help. If you'd like
to know more about FirstLoan,
Mr and Mrs Bill li v in ol
Pendleton, are visiting his
grandmother Florence Mc
Millan tins week
Cora Warner of Corvallis
spent several days last week
at the Amanda Dtivall home
and with Mr, and Mrs Roy
Campbell
Mis Bill Smith visited this
week with relative in Ku-
gene.
Mr, and Mrs. Rick Mar
quardt. Council. Wa are the
piii enls ol a son. Fl ic Oliver, 8
lbs in oz,. horn June at
Good Shepherd Hospital in
llennistnu. Maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs
Harold Biggs. Paternal
grandparents are Mr, and
Mis Bill Marquardt Great
grandparents are Mr and
Mrs T K Messenger Sr. and
Mrs Not ina Mai quai dl. all of
Lexington.
Mr and Mis, Alouzo Hen
derson. Hood River, were
Irxinglwi callers last week
Little League Farm Teams
lone vs Arlington
6p.m.
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astern Oregon
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interest
stop by your nearby branch of
First National Dank of Oregon.
FirstLoan. It really is a better
w ay to borrow money.
Xi U like to
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Pomona Grange will meet
at Greenlield Grange Salur
day. June :H, al Ii :t0 p in.
Don't lorgel cakes for the
cakevvalk during the Social
hour A program is planned by
the lecturer I Hu ns Grav es
The Til (Dimly picnic will he
held al Hal Rock Park during
the day ol the :wth
The Lexington School Re
union will he held this Satur
day. June W, al the Lexington
school grounds A pot luck
dinner will he held in the
IOO F ll.ill Word has been
received that one of our well
know n siiN'i inleiidenls w ill Ik
Willi us. Col and Mrs William
D Campbell
(OltliFCTION
Inadvertently omitted from
the list of local graduates from
the University of Oregon was
Deborah K, Campbell. U S. in
curriculum and instruction,
elementary education, Lex
ington. 7-9
a commikitt ikstici
ARLINGTON
K CORPOR ATION
to know
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