TWELVE The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday January 11, 1979
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Butch Williams of Washing
ton, D.C., visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Williams of
Lexington over the weekend.
He is head of the correspond
ence education program for
the U.S. Coast Guard.
Mr., and Mrs. Williams
recently visited in Kellogg,
Idaho.
Lyle Cox and Lee Wagen
blast of Lexington are patients
at Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Irrigon
news
Rose Wilson
Rob Adams returned to
Irrigon recently from a seven
month work tour in Saudi
Arabia.
Working as a field service
engineer for Delaval Turbine
Company of Oakland, Calif.,
Adams was responsible for
operation and maintenance of
a diesel power plant.
Manufactured by the com
pany in Oakland and set up at
Khamis Mushayt in Saudi
Arabia, the plant serves a
Saudi military installation
about 300 miles south of the
capital city, Riyadh. The
company also has a field office
in Riyadh and personnel
traveling between the two
points do so by air.
Adams is a 1973 graduate of
Riverside High School in
Boardman and received his
vocational training in Port
land before going to the field.
He will be visiting his parents,
Don and Joan Adams of
Irrigon, and other friends and
relatives before returning to
Saudi Arabia in February. He
expects his next duty tour to
last from six months to a year.
Mrs. Chester Wilson was
called to Watsonville, Calif,
last week by the death of her
mother, Evangeline Fager
strom. Mrs. Fagerstrom, who
passed away January 2, would
have been 80 on Jan. 6.
She was well known in
Irrigon in past years, having
moved here with her parents
as a girl in 1908, and residing
at times over the years until
1935 when she moved to
Roseburg and later to Flor
ence, where she operated a
nursing home until the death
of her husband, Ernest.
She was an ordained min
ister with the Assemblies of
God and was active through
the years in church work,
having pastored churches in
Fayetteville, Tenn. and New
Meadows, Idaho and worked
in a children's home in Alaska
before retiring in Watsonville.
Mrs. Wilson will remain in
California for two weeks with
her daughter, Carmine, who
lives in Santa Cruz and is
registrar at Bethany Bible
College there.
Although cold weather has
been no stranger to residents
of the area the past couple of
weeks it was accentuated, if
not downright intensified for
two young Irrigon men on New
Year's Eve.
While some were ushering
in Baby New Year with
nostalgia and revelry within
the confines of warm sur
roundings, Tracy Johnson and
Dan Gordanier chose to meet
it head-on by plunging into the
icy waters of the Columbia
River at the stroke of twelve.
Plunging through the slush
ice that lined the shore was not
new to Johnson who perform
ed the feat last year, but for
Gordanier it was a chilly first.
With chattering teeth and
frozen hair in the minus five
degree weather they declared
it should be a yearly event and
solicited volunteers for the
session one year hence.
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Florence McDaniel was taken
by ambulance to the Heppner
hospital one day last week.
Gladys Van Winkle has
returned home from a trip to
California, where she spent
the holidays with her daugh
ter, Linda, in Santa Monica,
where Linda is teaching. They
took several sightseeing trips
before Mrs. Van Winkle re
turned to Lexington.
Glenda Kay Brodd flew to
Oklahoma City to spend the
holidays with her husband,
Tom, who is attending school
there. Mrs. Brodd has been a
patient in a hospital in that
city since Christmas.
Holly Rebekah Lodge met at
the Jones home on Thursday,
instead of the IOOF Hall, due
to weather conditions. Plans
were started for the visit of
State President Helen Gott
man on March 1, and for the
installation of 1979 officers. -Refreshments
were served,
and Viriginia Peck won the
door prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocom
drove to Pendleton Tuesday
morning, taking their son
Jack. Jack will fly to the east
coast, departing from there
for his base in Germany,
where he will be stationed
with the U.S. Army for some
time.
. Mrs. Dale Jones and daugh
ters from Salem spent the
holidays with Mrs. Jones'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Yocom.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kane
and son Patrick spent the
holidays with Mike's parents
and other relatives in Denver,
Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones '
are the parents of a son,
Kenneth Christopher; born at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital on
Dec. 31. He joins a brother,
Michael, at home. Maternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Starks of Hep
pner and paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Jones and Florence
McMillan of Lexington.
Kimberlee Whitney return
ed home Tuesday via Amtrak
from Hermiston. She has been
visiting at the C.C. Jones
home. Other visitors over the
holidays included the Stuart
Smith family, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Breeding and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Bowen, all of
Hermiston; Mr. and Mrs. G.E.
Ervin of Irrigon; Charlene
Whitney and Frank Wilcox of
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Victor L. Groshens of Hep
pner. Mr. and Mrs. George
Kruger are spending a few
days in Portland visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wagon-
blast spent New Years in The
Dalles with friends.
Congratulations to
Grandma and Grandpa Mun
kers on the arrival of a
granddaughter the first baby
of the new year in Umatilla
County. The new arrival is the
daughter of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Bunkers.
Walt Gorley was taken to
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
one day last week by
ambulance.
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