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FOl'K The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, May 12. 1977
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Delpha Jones
Holly Rebekah Lodge met
on Thursday evening for their
regular meeting. Preceding
the meeting, the charter was
draped in memory of Annie
Keene. Mrs. Keene joined
Holly Rebekah Lodge in Jan
uary of 1907, having worked
her way through the chairs,
being secretary from 1911 and
1912 and later serving for 12
years, beginning in 1942.
She had received the deco
ration of Chivalry and had
been a most faithful member
until illness caused her to
become inactive. The girls, in
pastel colored formats, were
candlelighters, and speakers
were dressed in white. A
Mother's Day tribute was read
in honor of Sister Annie.
During the business of the
evening, plans were discussed
concerning the painting of the
inside of the hall, with esti
mates to be gathered. The NG
read two Mother's Day poems
during the good of the Order,
after which refreshments
were served.
The Three Links Club will
meet at the home of Irene
Padberg this Thursday.
Venice Hendrickson is
spending a few days at the
home of her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Rinehart, in Ukiah.
Eula Bloodsworth is at
home again after several
months' stay in the Philip
pines with a granddaughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
David Anderson. The Ander
sons recently welcomed a
, baby son into their home and
grandmother Eula went to get
acquainted with the young
man.
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In Justice Court at Heppner,
Raymond Peck, 27, Star
Route, Lexington, was fined
$53.00 after he pleaded guilty
to a charge of careless driv
ing. Peck was charged fol
lowing a May 3 accident on
Chase Street involving a
second vehicle owned by C.E.
McQuarrie.
Many guests visit
at Pomona Grange meeting
Morrow County Pomona
Grange met at the Rhea Creek
Grange Hall Saturday, March
30, with Master Bryce Keene
in the chair. Escorted to the
Master's chair and introduced
were State Deputy Ralph
Fenton and wife.
Other honored visitors intro
duced were Morton Wolver
ton, Umatilla County deputy;
Berl Akers, Morrow County
deputy; Joe DuPuis, Umatilla
County Pomona master and
wife, Mary; Margaret Akers,
District 6 chairman of wo
men's activities, and visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Art Dalzcll.
Mrs. Dalzell was given a gift
of appreciation for her 12
years as secretary in Morrow
County and in light of her
record of unbroken attend
ance at meetings.
Art is master of Haystack
Grange and Irene is secre
tary. Their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. John Barker of Mud
Springs Grange. Both Grang
ers are near Bend.
Dinner was served by ladies
of Rhea Creek Grange, fol
lowed by a cake walk. The
program consisted of readings
from the various granges and
slides taken of Arizona and
way points by Mrs. Graves
and Mrs. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Thorpe were elected to go to
the State Grange session as
delegates from Morrow Coun
ty Pomona. Mr. and Mrs.
Barton Clark were named
Grange insurance delegates.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coble
recently retired.
State Deputy and Master of
Baker County Pomona
Grange were introduced and
each spoke on the work of the
Grange and the need for
younger members. They also
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J.
VanWinkle spent last week
with the Heppner grade school
kids at the Tupper campout.
Donald VanWinkle recently
visited his parents from Pen
dleton. Aaron Klinger was a Lex
ington caller from Pendleton
Saturday.
Margerat Baker has gone to
Arizona where she will make
her home with a grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peck
and small son are moving into
a trailer home in Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Smith
and family were Lexington
callers from Hermiston Sun
day at the Kenneth Jones
home.
Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones
motored to Camp 5 Sunday
where they visited Dale Jones,
who recently returned home
from Portland, where he
underwent major surgery at
the Adventist Hospital. Mrs.
Jones and son Bobby remain
ed in Portland while he was
confined to the hospital.
Lexington Christian Church
entertained Bob Allstott on
Sunday, with a potluck dinner
following the services. All
stott, of Hermiston, was the
guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mes
senger and son Jerry, Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Messenger and
family from Portland and
Franklin Messenger, and two
children of Bend, visited with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T.E. Messenger, Sr., over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mar
quardt and family of Connell,
Wash., Norita and Charma
Marquardt of Portland visited
Justice court news
Scheduled May 10 in justice
court are hearings for James
Ray Lankford, 19, of Heppner.
Lankford is charged with
careless driving and minor in
possession of alcohol. He was
cited by city police following
an accident on Quaid Street
involving a pickup owned by
Mrs. C.H. Privett, 110 E.
Quaid.
issued an invitation for visits
by local Grange members.
Visitation is scheduled at
Greenfield Grange on Satur
day, May 21, at which time
Lexington will bring the pro
gram, consisting of musical
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We carry a full line of
Redken pH plus make-up
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marquardt
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sager
and family from Hermiston
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Marquardt.
County Health Nurse Pat
Wright was a recent business
visitor in Portland. Her moth
er, Ferida Majeske. has also
returned from Portland,
where she spent a couple of
weeks at the home of her
daughter and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Mounts.
Mrs. Kenneth Marshall is
again home after a stay in
Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Visitation will be Saturday,
May 21, at Greenfield Grange
in Boardman. The program
will be provided by the Lex
ington Grange.
Medical Alert is the pro
gram scheduled for the Lex
ington Grange for Monday
evening. The program will be
presented by Lecturer Pat
Wright.
Heppner places
second at High
School Rodeo
Heppner placed second as a
team at the Rufus High School
Rodeo April 29 and 30, while
individuals walked away with
several first and second plac
es. Cindy Doherty received a
first in breakaway roping and
Jana Steagall took first in
barrel racing.
Ron Currin placed second in
bulldogging and Maureen
Healy finished second in bar
rel racing.
Others from Heppner com
peting were Dawn Peterson,
Robert Henry, Janice Healy,
Kathleen and Marie Van
Schoiack, Jack Yocom, Wade
West, Mary, JoLynn and Tim
Daly.
Scheduled for hearing May
25 are Edward Pedro, 19. of
Echo, and Joseph E. Tru
bachik, Sr.. 56, of Gresham.
They have been charged with
fishing in a closed season on
Willow Creek in separate
cases.
Fishing season opens in
Eastern Oregon on May 23 of
this vear.
selections and a flag drill by
Holly Kebekah ladies. Re
freshments will be handled by
Rhea Creek.
The next Pomona will be an
evening meeting in Boardman
on Saturday, June 25.
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Mr. Stephen Lindstrom of
Norfolk, Va., spent the week
end visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Turner of
Eugene spent the weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art
Stefani, Jr., and also visited
with other relatives in the
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer
were hosts for dinner Sunday
evening in honor of Mother's
Day. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Lincoln Nash, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Connor and
family of Heppner, Mr. and
Mrs. Kevin Gutierrez of Her
miston, and Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Palmer of lone.
Coming Events:
The CWA of Willows Grange
will meet Friday, May 20, at
2:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Beulah Sherer, with Mrs.
Geneva Palmer as co-hostess.
The lone Planning Com
mission will meet Monday,
May 16, at 8:00 p.m. at the
lone City Hall. Discussion will
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be held on the development of
the Monty Crum property on
3rd St., and suitability of
development in the city in
relation to the flood plan, slope
and other factors involved.
They will be using maps and
data prepared by the City
Planner.
Members of the Morrow
County Fair and Rodeo Court,
Queen Mary Ann Proctor and
Princesses Krynn Robinson,
Donna Palmer, Teresa Proc
tor, and Debra Palmer rode in
the Parade and Grand Entry
at the Arlington Rodeo on
Saturday, May 7, at Arlington.
Pennant Bearers were Lori
Edwards, Marie Yocom,
Shauna Sietz, and Bobbie
Schiller.
Others attending were: Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Palmer and
daughter Anita, Stan Kemp,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Proctor,
Mrs. Don Robinson, Mrs. John
Edwards, Mrs. Joe Yocom,
Mrs. Tony Sietz, and Mrs. Bob
Schiller. Mrs. Lee Palmer is
official chaperone for the
Court, and Stan Kemp is Court
Director.
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The Court's next appear
ance will be at the Spray
Rodeo on May 28.
Princesses Krynn Robinson
and Donna Palmer partici
pated in the barrel race
events.
Board
announces
vacancy
The Board of Directors of
the Oregon Institute for Re
habilitation, Research and
Recreation, Inc., sponsor of
Meadowood Springs Speech
Camp, announces a vacancy
on the board and asks for
nominations or letters of
interest for the position on or
before May 18, 1977.
Please contact the Meadow
ood office at: 334 S.E. Emi
grant. Mailing address: Post
Office Box 1025, Pendleton,
Ore. 97801.
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The way we see it, those
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Simple interest. Another
benefit to
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Grand Squares hold
Anniversary celebrated
Grand Squares celebrated
their Ninth Anniversary as a
club, with five squares danc
ing to the calling of Darrel
Wilson at the Willows Grange
Hall in lone, Saturday, May 7.
The lone club hosted danc
ers from Rocket Squares of
Pendleton, Square Knots of
Hermiston and former Grand
Squares' members, Jim and
Mary McClain, who were
visiting at the Dallas McDan
iels home. The McClains now
live in Redmond.
The hall and dining area
were appropriately decorated
with baskets of May flowers,
bouquets on the tables and
parasol cutouts on the walls.
During refreshments, door
prizes were awarded to those
whose paper plates said "Hap
py Ninth" on the underside.
Homemade ice cream was
lone visitation
lone Elementary School will
be having its annual kin-dergarten-pre-school
visita
tion day May 17, from 10 a.m.
to 11 a.m. in the kindergarten
room.
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provided by George Griffith,
Lloyd McNary and Jerry Hol
lomon. The committee in charge of
the anniversary celebration
included Bill and Daisy Col
lins, Jerry and Joyce Hollo
mon, Lloyd and Shirley Mc
Nary and Dan and Barbara
Jones. Dorothy Warren, his
torian for the club, has gath
ered considerable material on
the club's activities over the
nine years and compiled it in a
scrapbook.
The Grand Squares also re
ceived a rather pointed invi
tation to Pendleton when
members of the Rocket
Squares "stole" the local
club's banner, leaving the
message, "Come square up
with us on our dance night
soon."
day planned
Parents of children who will
be entering kindergarten next
year are encouraged to bring
their children on this day
along with birth certificates or
other proof of birthdate.
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