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6 Page 4, THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heooner, OR. Thnrtday. Nov, .18. 7 one names Jr. -Sr. fall honor roll Lexington Grange plans meeting :'irUu fivn mkaM most bins ifeeeivrtfa 1280D3 check to be.' fused towards the purchase Tof a set ff SlaSnIesS.6Kirtiire.Air. we badtodo was add $69.95. TlWkwar$-is tnartUfattorel by ,Wgai ware,. inc., njum.. -Tr -School. Another 22 achieved , .'tte price reascmable.-howeYer ' the ! "rt the B" honor roll mark. '' never sells lor anywnere near inc. ihtcc jjwneuujr, r ? International Mail Order Uo. . -.-- r, Thirteen lone students re ceived "A" honor roll status during the first nine weeks at lone' Junior-Senior High Shawn LaRue, Mike Leavitt. Lisa Meyers. Treve Peterson, Margaret Kincaid; seventh grade: Tammy Holtz, Mary Kincaid. Michelle LaKue and Elizabeth McElIigott. Lexington Grange met on Monday for the regular meet ing. Business for the evening was the election of officers: Master, Carl Marquardt; Overseer, Kenneth Smouse; Sec.. Jean Nelson; Treasurer, Cecil Jones; Assis't. Steward, Joe Yocoin; Lady Assis't., L-The engagement of Blanche Wise and Judge Paul Jones was I announced last week A sprlng.wedding. is planned . T.. i "tast Saturday evening "was a fcappy event Tor the Hisler . ' family ilr.-fihd.Mr9. Paul Ill!&r.wereMcelebrtting their. 48th - I wedding anniversary. FTancine ana Tom Bnstow, f oruana, Joanne arid Jim Sumners, The Dalles, and Susan and-Paul , Hisler; Jr.. wenTalrJSh USm!. lSW.cJBlebfaTSnger.MSt.---.yiirfhday: " "' ;7.;''V---V" , f' V ' ' -ThisSatunte w . rt the Elks' Lodged-' ..... "1 v . ..Nancy Parent and'daughters, Lisav Alison and Shelly were "weekend visitors at Nancy's parents"nome, Mr." and Mrs. Ervto 'Anderson; - .. ..-v. " ''' we took a ride to xne uaiies lasi aunoay.wun.s-ui iuj... , - , . . ... , . - - z : . . . , , -, - -ana usa martin; iicmhucu. . daughter. Elizabeth wBo hadteen watutg to BeaverC-' McElMeott Terry -and stopped to to say helld to Doris-artd Aft Watkins, Donl. is r"'ha Mcbl-'S0,t- erry Making a 3.5-4 grade point average were seniors: Joan Doherty, Debora Palmer, Donna Palmer; juniors: Grace McElIigott, Jeanne Piening, Natalie Tews; fresh men: Larry Snider; eighth ,'grade: Duane Fetsch, Teena "Lindstrom; seventh grade: Margaret Doherty, Diann Morter, Anita Palmer, Lori Prock. Making the 3.3-4 grade point average, were seniors: Arlene Cannon, Debbie Patton. Dawn Peterson; juniors: Carol Mc ElIigott, Jan Peterson; soph omores: Arietta Aldrich, Dan ny McElIigott, Janet McEI- .ligolt, Michelle McElIigott 'kl tn aat ornnnH mnfVlhl. aill liF WjJlcer fof A ltttlewhile each' iday. Art is doing a lot of Ihe Bdosekeeping chores, inciuding thr " . I IT. - I Mluul'lHin AT MlfTllA V'' . ' COOrunjj. ne manes a guvu m( .mi;. . , Starr; ; Eighth grade: Janet Hams, Thanksgiving invitation Everyone is invited to join in a special service of Thanks giving at the Heppner United Methodist Church next Wed nesday evening, Nov. 24. The service will be con ducted by Rev. Steven Tol lefson. It will begin at 7 p.m. A child sitter will be pro vided so that the small child ren can be taken to the basement and cared for and the parents can relax and enjoy the service. Each Sunday morning child care is also provided at the Methodist Church. Parents with young children will find that they are carefully tended. "The Pioneer Memorial notes .. ; t3iarlev'S Aunu - mis is r nroaern. numerous cumic uim.- .. ,. , ,. . Saturday mght ;f -.r , r..- .;Wallace; Alta Baker, Lexington; C v '" T-''fL."''- f; r-.?- su. -.- i. ' .w.ii."''- Alice Hansell. Condon. MarveenW - Tor, f tK-vrvwivJii-iinrf toff Tliahlfsoritfihff TJav Dotluck. - dinneMt tbe-Episcopsi Parish EajuVntoe'ttting? it has become- ' : known as one of Ileppner's gdbdOirtstian gestures these last j seveftl years.. " ;. ' '" ' ". '. - .. hiv event of this weekend is the "Hetfoner High play" Charleys Aunt.? This is r niodem.T.umoTous 'ssie njsm. . fro pioneer Mernorial Hospital are Earl Gilliam ; an Hubbard, lone; iommy Carmen Healy; Marion Olson; Alice Hansell, Condon, Marveen White, lone; Georgia Rathbun; Doug Harris; Thema Epping. Lexington; Unda Jones, Lexington; Lee Scott; Travis Hughes; Lee Wagenblast, Joseph Peterson, lone. ; nicmisserf th week of Nov. 8 are Tamara Westmoreland; Ola 'wiovedtHiW Ramona Marshall; Chad Doherty; Steven ... i.JriL'r . : -Hoffman. Lexington. Admitted are Linda Sinenus; Frank 1 L ill Ik iruj. wc swiawmu - - ' . ' ' - ' . - . . When I hear TV weather reporters telling of sleet, snow and , ice in the" eastern states, I again reel thankful to live- here.- Haven't we had a "splendid fall? ' . - - . ' - ' . - ' . .; . Have you marked your calendar for the Dec. 4 Artifactery and ihrDecr 13 Garden,Club Christmas Greens Workshop?. Yoa betejvpllt tbxe dow.- ". -; - " ., " ; ... Another reminder, the A.A.U.W. hopes you are bringing your ufplus books -to the Heppner Laundromat OT the lone Pest -Office. .. '. . ' We hear that the O.W. CuUforths art-such good hunters that they brought in "lots of elk meat." Pretty soon the hunters will al leave our mountains to return again next fall. Ayers; Lori Pettyjohn; Roy Campbell. Lexington. For Someone Special te-w-T i f yy T. rneaa in jor.Deecners , lone. : Vft M l ri -M' Sat. Nov. 2(y LIVE MUSIC THE BOOTLEGGERS Dance from ff p.m. till J a.!"- . . I QUEEN'S NIGHTr- . . --''-'" -: The Lucky Lady wTlrrecefve CHICKEN DINNER fori Gift Certificate - for Shampoo & Hair Style., DINNER STEAK SPECIAL $3.9S 4-9 p.fn. ' ' 1: - WW 1 ... i SaU4 Bar 1 eireiiin a weet. , i Hm Hmw Uay t a ert p.m. ' I '. IWe will be closed Ttsanksgivin avea HappyThanksgivinft'i my 0600 7v shipment Just arrived- Brown & Haley Almond Roca Also Applets Cotlets 676-9158 J a Lrtv 's Fabrics: -Macrame Classes Jewelry Beginning . - - ft jH& S Designs f -AV. 2? cS JV TurquoiscJIishL. ildVfln J Cujom Designed Necklaces it L V " 'Y&s Coral & Silver Rings ' Up'NoWJCheck out our low prices ' ' ' "-' f--r1rr f--j tr--:- (p.- 2 - - - .... A special service will take place during the morning worship time at the Heppner United Methodist Church next Sunday morning, Nov. 21. It is the "Bread For The World Sunday." Love loaves will be available to everyone who attends. This unusual service will be about 15 minutes longer than a regular worship service. Ann Chick; Gatekeeper, Dale Chick; Steward, Alfred Nel son; Chaplain, Marie Stea gall; Lecturer, Pat Wright; Cues, Hilda Yocom; Pomona, Frances Smouse; Flora, Ven ice Hendrickson; Ex. Com mittee, Orville Cutsforth, Nor man Nelson and Gene Majes ke; Musician, Betty Mar quardt. Installation of officers will be Dec. 4th, 4 p.m., Greenfield Grange potluck following. A tri-county (Wheeler, Gil liam and Morrow) meeting is planned at Lexington Grange, Dec. 13th, Monday. Dinner will be 6 p.m. with Morrow County Pomona furnishing main course and the Grangers furnishing salads and des serts. Three Links Club met at the home of Florence McMillan on Thursday. Plans were made for Initiations for Nov. 18th and for a food (ale and bazaar Dec. 7 at H a.m. Sandwiches, salad and coffee will be served during the day and a pinochle party will begin at 2 p.m. Refreshments were served following the meeting by the hostess. Leila Messenger won the door prize. Mrs. John Karran and children and Mrs. Bob Cole of Pendleton visited Florence McMillan on Monday. Aaron Klingcr has returned home from Portland where he has undergone surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Dale Jones is em ployed at the Mini Mart in Heppner. Mrs. Jim Martin and child ren of Eugene are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin of Lexington and Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea of lone. Fall Concert I NOTICE Vern's Union 76 Station now has unleaded gas. Lex.- Heppner Hwy. 676-5154 FRESH Friday Nov. 19 Salmon steaks Razor clams Fresh oysters Wagon Wheel Cafe & Lounge Heppner , Ore. Monday, Nov. 22 7:30vV Heppner High I I 1 ocnooi uym Will Feature Band, Chorus, & Rock ensemble Donations would be appreciated Columbia Dash Electric Co-op Thi sd poatred by Columbia Batla Electrk Coop. Serving J.tlt square mile la five coualir. 3 Act Farce Charley s Aunt Fri. & Sat. Nov. 19 & 20 8 p.m. Tickets Reserved SI. 50 Adults $1.25 Students S .75 Pie and coffee will be served during Intermission High School Cafetorium (p Special Nov. 19 s.rf a l if rAxl- $ rnru vov. zhth Lynden Grade A Turkeys 0 Hens 5-16 lb. 55fb 3? . . . . a r- f c g loms tW4o. OOb form 24-26 fa.- 59b. jp B Grade Turkevs & fl 53 ti Oregon Chief R, f Bone In hams l2lK Ql Oregon CWf Boneless hams 1 8t5b W y Link sausage J b9 ttt Fresh f Cranberries No. I fa Spuds 10 ib. ft III Celerv M No.) & Yams 9 Calavos bunch i f 25'' 2j bn !K OF tern Oi TV yen alCourt Stroot Markot fir 3 Hoppnor;Oto 676-9643 UL
