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Sunday afternoon the golf
ers looked down Willow Creek
towards Lexington and saw a
huge dust storm heading up
the creek. Most of them
headed for the club or their
cars. Bev and Eddie Gunder
son chose to ward it off with an
umbrella, but just for a while.
Kids were tubing in the creek
and quickly headed for cover,
some of them were a little
frightened. We were in the
mountains and the dust could
be seen slowly covering Blak
es development. Coming down
Willow Creek small dust winds
could be seen two hours later
after the storm hit.
Amanda Duvall was taken
to Emanuel Hospital, Port
land, for hip surgery last
Thursday. She called Monday
and talked with friends about
sucess of the Methodist Chu
rch Auction held last week.
She will be confined to a wheel
chair for a while, but there is
no definite date on when she
will be able to come home.
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Marvin and Audrey Soward,
Axixtin TX, were visitors of
Marvin's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Soward, Lexington.
Marvin and Audrey are on a
three-week camper trip. They
were able to visit with his
brother, Wayne and family, in
Boise before arriving in Lex
ington, and now are on their
way to sight-see in British
Columbia, Canada.
.Thursday night at the Elks
Lodge, Ladies night was held
with seven tables of pinochle
and two tables of bridge. Prize
winners were Helen Keithley,
Xlvina Padberg, Judy Isom,
Itachel Dick, Hazel Mahoney
aiid Caroll Kerr. Hostesses for
the evening w ere Anita Boyer,
Barbara Cutsforth and Doro
thy Zita. Door prize winners
were given pictorial plates of
thp courthouse, the two win
ners were Bev Gunderson and
Judy Bennett.
".L'oetta Debraal called me
last week to have coffee with
her in her new office. Actually
if's not her new office, Larry
Frock owner of Green Feed
Store has extended the store 16
ft't more, giving room to
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OF THE 6-YEAR CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
Learn what has been done In the past year, what 1s scheduled for
the coming year - the next 6 years. Let the Highway Division know
how you feel about the construction program.
If you are Interested 1n the highways of Eastern Oregon, please try
to attend one of the meetings listed below.
Ontario
Canyon City
La Grande
Pendleton
May
May
May
June
All meetings begin
Heppner, OR, Thursday, May 20,
line
build a new office. They
moved their offices last Fri
day from the Gilliam Bisbee
Building. PS. She brews a
good pot of coffee too.
Arriving from the east coast
this last month was Gene
Heliker and his band, Rick,
Harris, Candy and Mr. "D".
Last Sunday Kellie Kilkenny
drove Gene up to The Dalles
where he met his mother
Barbara Cutsforth. They stop
ped in lone to visit Gene's
grandmother, Vida Heliker.
Gene left Monday morning for
Spokane where they will be
playing at the Sheridan Hotel
for the next three weeks.
Dora Brosius, Lakeview,
was a weekend guest of her
niece and husband, Harriet
and Bud Batty. Dora was also
able to visit with Don and
Nonie Pointer and Orville and
Barbara Cutsforth.
The Swim Team held their
first meeting with a picnic at
the Courthouse Park last Sun
day, with a large turn-out. The
weather was perfect for the
baseball that was played
around the picnic tables and
with parents heads ducking as
someone would shout "Heads
Up." It was a fun time for all.
The main topic of the meeting
was the opening of the
Heppner Swimming Pool,
which will begin the swim
team practices. Also asking
for a show of hands for those
who will help clean the pool.
Ray Smith, Yakima, WA,
was a visitor at the Gazette
Times last Thursday. Ray was
a printer here for many years
before retiring.
We were all sadden to hear
of the death of O.G. Crawford
who owned the paper here for
many years. I, was truly sorry
to hear the sad news, as he
was my first boss, teaching
me the ropes of newspaper
work, here at the G-T.
Gary and Marcia Kemp, .
along with Bill Baker and son
Mike, were fishing at Bull
Prairie last weekend. Marcia
said there were lots of people
there, and she hoped they had
better luck than they did.
MAY 25 VOTE FOR
Continued Good Sound Judgement
ReElect
JACK SUMNER
your
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Democrat
Paid for Re-elect Sumner
Comm., Rt. 1, Heppner, OR.
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24, Monday, Room 14, Administration Building,
26, Wednesday, Circuit Court Room, Courthouse
27, Thursday, Room 202, Hoke Hall, EOSC
2, Wednesday, Conference Room, City Hall
promptly at 8:00 p.m.
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lone Lions Club, Beechers May 25, 7 p.m.
Library Board, , ,
Columbia Basin Conf. Rm 4th Thurs., 8 p.m.
County Fair Board,
Fair Dorm. Bldg 2nd Mon, 7:30 p.m.
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American Legion
Poppy Days Fri. & Sat, May 21-22
lone High School
Graduation Yi., May 21, 8 p.m.
Heppner High
School Graduation Sun., May 23, 8 p.m.
Morrow County
Planning Comm Irrigon, Mon, May 24, 8 p.m.
Election Day Dinner,
lone Legion Hall 10:30 on
Election Day Dinner,
Lexington Holly Rebekah Hall U a.m.
Election Day Vote .... Vote .... Tues., May 25,
a.m.
Election Day
Golden Age Club, Elks Lodge,
Potluck dinner 1st Tues of mo., 6:30
Chamber of Commerce,
Elks Lodge Mon- noon
Heppner Lions Club,
1st & 3rd Tues., Wagon Wheel 6:45 a.m.
Boardman Lions Club,
1st & 3rd Thurs., Grange Hall 8 p.m.
Senior Citizens Dinner,
Elks Lodge, Tues & Wed 4:30 p.m.
San Souci Rebekah Lodge,
Heppner 1st & 3rd Fridays
Social Sec. Rep., Neighborhood
Onter 2nd Fri. of mo, 10-noon
Newcomers Club, Wagon Wheel 1st Mon., noon
Legal Aid. Bank of EO
Board Rm 2nd 4 4th Tues.. 1:30-5 p.m.
City Council, City Hall 1st Mon., 8 p.m.
Boy Scouts. Elk- Wed., 7:30 p.m.
District 55
NOTICE
THE OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DIVISION
PRESENTS THE ANNUAL UPDATE MEETING
Marriage announced
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Vote, Vote .... Tues., May 25, 8a.m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Healy
announce the forthcoming
marriage cf their daughter,
Judy Michelle, to Kenneth
Eckman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Eckman.
The ceremony will be held
at St. Patrick's Catholic
Church Friday, May 28, at
7:30 in the evening, with the
reception following in the
Parish Hall.
All friends and relatives are
cordially invited to attend.
Oregon Trail
Traveled
Two busloads of Umatilla
Historical Society members
stopped in three counties last
Saturday, following the Ore
gon Trail as closely as
possible.
After leaving Pendleton
they stopped at Echo to view
the new museum there.
In Morrow County they saw
well-preserved sections of the
old trail. Bill Weatherford a
director of the Morrow County
Historical Society joined them
and lunched with them at Four
Mile. He continued with them
to the Pioneer Crossing of the
John Day.
Weatherford was able to
help the group appreciate the
geological changes evidenced
in the Gilliam County area. On
the bank of the John Day
River they viewed the marker
erected recently by the Gil
liam County Historical Society
before departing for their
homes.
M,cco donated
Over $4,000 has been raised
by the March of Dimes
Walk-A-Thon sponsored by the
Heppner High School Honor
Society.
Tina Galbraith won the
bicycle for the most money
turned in.
Lisa Nix was second in
amount of money tuVned in
and has the largest amount of
pledges. 83. She won a $5 gift
certificate from Cole's House
of Fashion. Tami Gorham was
third in amount of money
turned in. She won three lanes
of bowling.
The Heppner Elementary
sixth grade class won ice
cream cones for the largest
percentage of a class entering
and walking
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Ken Nelson, Lexington, displays a new hand-made pickup
tool box to be auctioned at the lone United Church auction,
June 5. The box is a popular Item and is made of rugged
materials to withstand heavy use. General chairman of the
auction and barbecue are Ken's parents. Fred and Helen
Nelson.
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