riu- lli piincf iiicllc Timo. Hiipnrr. Oregon. Thursday. June 5. 1980--NINE
tchool for Grange insurance agents held at Lexington
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A fichool for tin- iipcnlK of Lexington Grange
Grnnge Mutmil nd Grunge n tn(, nft.rnoon, the agents
IiiHurunce flnd HgentH exiirn- W(,r(, iV(.n instructions in
Imition wns held nt the Homeowner's oovenige and
tests were given for licenses in Iwnpinn Grn,-e Those at
h'm rea. tending the school and prnvid
At 7 p.m.. a dinner was Ihe instruction and test
served by the ladies of the w": Hal Schmunk.
.hvi.i. t nmnnper of Granpe Guests for Ihe day and
Insurance Association, and evening wore Mr. and Mrs.
rorinne Bills! Regional age- Aliens! Strerker of Spray. Mr.
nev manaeer 'r "'""'md Johnson of
Biifim. Mr. and Mrs Arl White
of Greenf ield Grange. Mr. and
Mrs. O.W. Cutsforlh of Lex
ington Orange. Mr. and Mrs.
auction
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Texsun Unsweetened Pink Grapefruit Juice. 99'
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Kraft Low Calorie Dressings'
FrBllCiSCO CrOUtOflS Seasoned, Cheese or Garlic, 6 Oz. Size
Nalley's Tartar Sauce
ONalley's Seafood Sauce,:
Dole Pineapple Packed in Juice s c,.,
Salad Macaroni or Small Sea Shells
Shur-Fresh 100 Wheat
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22 -Oz. Loaf
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Western Family, 22 Oz. Size
Barbecue
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Shur-Fresh
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Darigold Bag-O-Fudge Bars Pkg.ons M.69
Darigold Buttermilk HaifGaiion 85
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BtI Aker: of Willows Grunt;?,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeager of
Mikkalo Granfje. Don Thomp-.
son of Rufus, Cecil Jones and
Lyle Peck from Lexington.
Following the dinner was a
short program with a question
and answer period.
Several members and
friends of Mrs. Glover Peck
were present at their home
Friday evening to help Mrs.
Peck celebrate her birthday.
Those there were Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Peck and sons of
Hermiston. Martha Ward of .
Douglas. Alaska. Mabel Ring
of lone: Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Peck of Heppner; Mr. and
Mrs. Rivhard Peck and child
ren: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Peck and son: and Mr. and
Mrs. C.C. Jones.
Jo Irvin and Sandi Jones of
Irrigon were Heppner busi
ness visitors Friday. Florence
McMillan mother of Mrs.
Irvin returned home with
them for a few days visit.
Mrs. Bob Cool and daughter,
Irene of Pendleton, were
Lexington callers Thursday.
Visitors in Lexington over
the weekend for the Mar
quardt Grace wedding were:
Mr. and Mrs. Messenger and
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mes
senger and families of Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. JE.
Messenger Jr. of Hermiston.
Mrs. Bob Smith of Portland.
Doug and Norita Marquardt of
Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hammell of the Dalles and
daughter Barbara of Port
land, and for the wedding Mr. ,
and Mrs. Vera Mir.nick and
Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gillespie
of Boardman. The newlyweds
will make their home in
Albany where they will be
attending school. A special
guest was a sister Mrs. Jim
(Carlita) Bloodsworth. who
was recently released from
the hospital suffering from
injuries in a car accident. A
buffet supper was served
following the ceremony with
Pat Wright in charge.
Geraldtne Messenger and ,
guest were overnight guests of ,
her sister and family Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Sleskes of Lexing
ton. Vacation Bible School will
start June 9 at the Christian
Church in Lexington and will
be from 9 to Noon each day
that week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bu- ,
chanan have returned home
from a trip to Central Oregon
where they enjoyed some
camping and fishing at Hills
boro to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Klinger
and sons of LaCenter, Wash,
and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Klinger of Hrmiston were
weekend callers at the home
of their mother Annetta
Klinger.
Wade Padberg is living in
Lexington in the home of his
mother. Colleen Bergstram.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Privett
have moved a trailer home
into Lexington near the Dun
bar lot.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Munk
ers from Salem were Lexing
ton and Heppner callers over
the Memorial Day weekend
and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Munkers in Heppner.
Word has been received by
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hunt that
an uncle Elmer Hunt of
Eugene had major surgery in
the Sacred Heart Hospital
Saturday.
Ed Hunt of Portland was a
visitor in Lexington over the
holidays.
Jeannine Hunt of Pendleton
was a weekend visitor with
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Hunt.
Amber and Chrystal Rine
hart of Ukiah are visiting their
Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Yocoms. .
Port of Morrow
ha$ special meet
Port of Morrow will have a
special meeting today at 1
p.m. in Boardman.
The port will discuss port
bonding as a result of a letter
of intent and resolution of
intent from Longview Fiber.
Co.
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