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Action agency
offers assistance
Community action can heat
your home.
That's what the Heppner
Neighborhood Center advo-
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winners
Two area 4-H'ers took top
honors at the Pacific Inter
national livestock Exposition
last week, amidst a field of
more than 200 4-H members
from Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, California, Montana,
and Colorado.
f in the intermediate beef
showmanship contest, Geri
(Srieb, Lexington, claimed the
Oregon Cattlemen's Associa
tion trophy as champion.
Mark Sargent, Heppner,
was reserve champion in
crossbred swine classes.
New arrivals
To Mr. and Mrs. Louie Eng,
Lexington, a son, Shad Dee,
weighing 7 lbs. and 2Vt oz.,
born on October 9.
Grandparents are Mrs. Ray
Papineau, and Agnes Nichols,
Lexington.
Shad joins two brothers,
Shawn and Shane.
To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee
Wilhem, Heppner, a daughter,
.Tammy Jo, born October 16,
weighing 4 lbs., 14 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Moss, Napa vine,
WA; Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilhem, Heppner. Great
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Coffman, Milton,
WA, and Mrs. Paddock, Sweet
Home. OR.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Unrein,
Heppner, a son, James Lee,
born on October 15, weighing 6
lbs., 3 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McTimpeny, Hep
pner, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Hunter, Pointerville, CA.
Great grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. D.E. Hudson, Hep
pner. To Ron and Teresa Hoff
man. Oregon City, OR. a
daughter, Andrea Nicole, on
October 15. at St. Vincent s
Hospital, Portland. Andrea
weighed 6 lbs. and oz. She
joins a sister, Heide Miy
Hoffman.
Grandparents are Jim Mon
ahan. Heppner, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hoffman, Pendleton.
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and operations to prove it.
The Neighborhood Center
says that if a person is
low-income and elderly, low
income and handicapped or
just low Incomed, they can
help.
The community action
agency has a plan to keep
these people warm this win
ter. With the conservation of
energy in mind, the agency
offers services to homes.
Among these services are
the installation of skirting,
insulating attics, floors and
walls; repair of broken win
dows; patching roofs and
walls; caulking cracks and
joints; weathers tripping doors
and windows; installing plas
tic storm windows; bank
foundations or wrapping
pipes.
The services are all energy
saving techniques that require
simple effort and desire which
the agency is offering.
Whether a person rents or
whether he buys, if he is a low
income person, he is urged to
contact the Heppner office at
the Neighborhood Center. Pat
Brindle is the contact at
676-5873 or on 120 South Main
Street in Heppner.
To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Jay Brownfield, Heppner, a
daughter, Alissa Katherine,
born October 15, weighing 8
lbs., 2 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Christensen,
Redmond, OR, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Brownfield, Eugene,
OR. Great grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Lee, Happy
Camp, CA.
Alissa joins two sisters,
Carrie, 44, and Amy, 2.
To Mr. and Mrs. Chris Elden
Davis, Heppner, a daughter,
Loyla Shantel, weighing 5 lbs.
and 104 oz., born on October
17.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Davis, Lonerock.
Great grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Cole, Jack
son, KY; Mrs. Agnes Davis,
Lonerock, and Mrs. Ellen
Rogers, Lonerock.
To Mr. and Mrs. Michael
John Palmer, McNary, OR, a
daughter, Jaqualine Doris,
born October 14, weighing 8
lbs. and 1 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Carl H. Palmer, Her
miston. OR, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Stevens, Hermiston;
Mrs. Aikens, Estacada, OR;
Mrs. Ralph Moore, Hermis
ton. Great grandparent is
Mrs. Ellen Rogers, Lonerock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Randy Thurmond
Peck-Thurmond wed
Teresa L. Peck became the
bride of Randy L. Thurmond
October 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the
United Methodist Church in
Heppner.
The Pastor, Steve Tollefson,
performed the double ring
ceremony.
Organist was Mrs. Pauline
Miller.
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Peck of
Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Boursaw, Pilot Rock, and Mr.
Troy Thurmond of Roseburg.
" The couple was given in
marriage by their parents, the
bride wore an ivory floor
length gown, fashioned with
long train, long sleeves and
bodice of brocade overlay.
Her fingertip veil was held in
place with a brocade tiara.
She carried a bouquet of
burgundy mums and pink
roses.
The bride's sister, Debbie
Olsen, was maid of honor.
Tami Toll of Heppner was
bridesmaid. The best man was
SUn Britt. Cliff Lankford and
the bride's brother, Steve
Peck, were ushers.
Following a reception in the
church basement, the couple
left for a trip to Lewiston.
The couple live in Heppner,
where the groom is employed
by Kinzua Corp.
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The bride is in her senior
year at Heppner High School.
Garden
Club
The garden clubs of Morrow
County have been working on
gathering pictures and facts
about historic trees. The lone
Garden Club won many hon
ors with the pictures and
articles that they submitted to
a book of historic trees that
was a Bicentennial project of
the Eastern Oregon area of
Garden Clubs.
The Heppner Garden Club is
eager to learn about historic
trees south of Lexington. Mrs.
Norman Nelson is planning to
put together a book about all
the historic trees of the
county. She will use the ma
terial that the lone Club has
already published and the
pictures and articles that the
Heppner Club hopes to gather.
If you have information
about historic trees, or can
furnish a picture of old trees,
or help the club get a picture
and story about old trees,
please contact Irene Nolan, in
charge of this project for the
Heppner Garden Club.
9am to 6pm
676-9200
All Saints' members
to attend convention
The Parish of All Saints will
worship at 10:30 a.m. on
Sunday. Worship will be led by
Mr. Gene Reitmann and the
Bishop's Charge to the diocese
will be heard on cassette tape
during the service.
The rector and other mem
bers of the parish will be at the
Diocesan Convention in Can
yon City on that day. After the
service, during coffee hour,
Ruth-Locust chapter
Ruth-Locust Chapter No. 32.
O.E.S., resumed activities this
fall with several Grand Chap
ter Committee members mak
ing their official visit at the
September meeting.
Those welcomed into the
Chapter room by Worthy
Matron Mary Bryant and
Worthy Patron Claude
Graham were Ms. Janis
Friedly, Pilot Rock, Blood
Bank Committee; Ms. Galena
Sandwick, Milton-Freewaler,
ESTARL Committee; and Ms.
Lillian Sorensen, Pendleton,
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some important information
will be presented and dis
cussed concerning the life of
the parish. All members are
urged to be present.
Confirmation and Inquirers'
classes are being held for
young people on Wednesdays
at 7 p.m. and for adults on
Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. All
interested persons are wel
come. Released time classes
Home Endowment Commit
tee. Each guest gave a talk
concerning her particular
committee. Refreshments
were served at the conclusion
of the meeting.
The October meeting was
preceded by a no-host dinner
at the Wagon Wheel in honor
of Ms. Dorothy Doane, As
sociate Grand Conductress of
the Grand Chapter of Oregon,
who was making her official
visit to the chapter for the
purpose of holding a School of
Instruction.
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for youngsters are held on
Mondays from 2:30 to 3:30
p.m., and all children are
welcome to attend.
Next Wednesday Is the
Feast of Saints Simon and
Jude. There will be a cele
bration of the Holy Commun
ion at 10 a.m.
The century-old St. Thomas'
Church in Canyon City will be
meets
Ms. Doane Is a member of
Meridian Chapter at Eugene.
Also present at this meeting
was Ms. Margaret Jorgensen,
Irrigon, member of the
Cancer Research Fund Com
mittee, who spoke of her tour
of the Cancer Research Divis
ion of the Oregon Medical
School and related data con
ceiving cancer research.
Refreshments were served
in the dining room, which was
decorated in the Halloween
motif, with Marjorie Worden
and Wave! Wilkinson hostes
ses. Cub Scout
wants
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the site for the annual con
vention of the Episcopal Dio
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Attending the convention at
Canyon City from All Saint
Church here will be Ned Clark
and Robert Lowe.
Other delegates are Robert
Abrams, Pauline Winter,
Theta Lowe, Elaine Miller,
Kathy Clark, and Maxine
Reitmann, along with Kenneth
D. Miller, Rector of the local
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