FOUR-The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October Mi, 19X0
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26th annual Shrine Food
Caravan slated Oct. 17
The annual Al Kader Shrine
Food Caravan from Eastern
Oregon, which is loaded with
food for the Shriners Hospital
for Crippled Children, is
scheduled for Friday, Octoher
17. This year marks the 2fith
consecutive trek which brings
nourishing supplies to Port
land. The lengthy line of cars and
trucks is due to arrive at the
82nd & Sandy site of the Shrine
Hospital at about 4:30 p.m.,
where T5eWoIaygroups and
Portland Shriners will assist
in the unloading of the
cargoes.
Over 80 cars, trucks, pick
ups and trailers are voluntary
participants in the caravan.
The procession originates at 7
a.m. in Ontario, where various
drivers assemble from the
Snake River Valley in both
Oregon and Idaho, then pro
ceed on the freeway, with
other vehicles joining the
excursion at various stops
along the 375 mile route.
Each vehicle carries donat
ed food from various individ
uals. Shrine Clubs, and other
groups of Eastern Oregon,
which is delivered to the
hospital storerooms. The
merchandise includes canned
goods, fresh fruits, vegetables
and meats, frozen foods, flour,
sugar, and assorted other
items. Some caravaners also
bring apparel and toys for the
0 Lexington news.
Delpha Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stea
gall have returned home from
an eight-day trip to the
Hawaiian Islands.The trip
was a senior citizen tour
leaving Portland airport with
181 members. As the group
was leaving the islands, they
met the next planned flight
. and greeted Mr. Steagall's
sister, Lola Breeding from
Irrigon, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Palmer from Heppner and
Geneva Palmer and daughter-in-law,
Mary Anne, from lone.
Mrs. Bertie Pappas who has
spent several weeks with her
sister, Annetta Klinger, re
turned this week to her home
in Fresno, Calif.
The Rhea Creek Home
Extension group met at the
Lexington IOOF hall on Tues
day for their regular meeting
with hostess, Joyce Buchanan,
and co-hostess, Virginia Peck,
in charge. The meeting was on
Aerobic dance open in Heppner
Aerobic Dancing classes people find jogging is not for
start Monday, Oct. 20, in
Heppner and there is still
room in the class, according to
Nancy Brownfield, Blue
Mountain Community College
Heppner-area-class coordin
ator. "We do, however, need a
count of all those people who
are interested in taking our
aerobic dancing this fall to
make sure we have room for
everyone," Brownfield said.
To reserve space in the class,
students are asked to call
676-5039. The class will meet
Monday and Thursday eve
nings from 7 to 8 p.m.
Brownfield ties the excite
ment about aerobic dancing to
the national interest in phys
ical fitness. "As a nation,
we're sold on the importance
of physical fitness, yet some
Creative Arts group meets
The Morrow Co. Creative
Arts group met at the Colum
bia Basin Electric building on
Thursday afternoon. Spaces at
the Artifactory were discus
sed. Also discussed was gett
ing instructors for workshops.
Thenext meeting will be
''come and paint" at the Fair
Annex, Nov. 13, at 10 a.m. or
whenever each member is
Tops Club to have
The Heppner Tops Club No.
OR 799 wili have Peggy
Fishburn as a guest speaker
this Monday, Oct. 20. She will
demonstrate making fruit
young patients.
The long procession is
escorted by the Oregon State
Police to Troutdale, where the
line of vehicles is met by the
Multnomah County Sheriff's
Patrol in the final lap to the
hospital at 82nd & Sandy.
Bill Kidder, of Ontario, is
again the 1980 "wagon mas
ter" of the caravan, with John
Coats and Chuck Faes coord
inating the activity in Port
land. Gary Mier, junior coun
selor of DeMolay, is the
organizer of groups to assist
the unloading of the vehicles.
During the past 25 years it is
estimated the Food Caravan
has delivered over 30.000 tons
of food, with a dollar value of
about a million dollars. Shrin
ers expect to have another
substantial donation this year.
Following the long drive in
this 26th Annual Shrine Food
Caravan, all the weary driv
ers will gather at the Flamin
go Motel in Parkrose, where
they will join with welcoming
Portland Shriners in a cele
bration of dinner and dancing.
The caravan will arrive at
LaGrande at the Husky Truck
Stop at 8.30 a.m., at Pendleton
at 10:15 a.m. on the SAN East
exit, at McNary at 11:30 a.m.
at the Quartermaster. The
caravan will also proceed
through Stanfield Hermiston,
Umatilla and Irrigon.
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different cuts of meat and
pricing with some discussion
on the least expensive to
purchase. A delicious dinner
was enjoyed. The next meet
ing is planned for the Ruth
McCabe home.
Three Links Club of Holly
Rebekah Lodge met at the
Kenneth Palmer ranch on
Thursday with Mrs. Palmer
as hostess. Plans were discus
sed for the fall activities. The
meeting was followed by
lovely refreshments by the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones
are vacationing in Utah and
Nevada. They are expected
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller
were Lexington callers Sun
day from their home in
Hermiston.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chick
and family visited her mother,
Venice Hendrickson, over the
weekend.
them," Brownfield said. She
added that the fun of aerobic
dancing comes in doing the
activity as a group. Like
jogging, the exercises im
prove the cardio-vascular
system.
About 35 women took the
dancing class this past sum
mer in Heppner. Brownfield
herself took part in working
out with the classes and said
she noticed the effect immed
iately in lost inches off her
waist.
"Our 50 year-old-students
love aerobic dancing because
they always wanted to be
dancers," she said of the age
range the classes attract.
"The 30-40-year-old set wants
to exercise, but in a fun way,
and dancing to music is a lot of
fun," she added.
able to make it. Those
attending should bring a sack
lunch if they plan to come for
the day.
Members should be getting
paintings ready to sell at the
Artifactory. Dues are due, and
election of officers for the
coming year will be held at the
Nov. meeting, also.
speaker
leathers at the Neighborhood
Center at 7 p.m.
All interested persons are
invited to attend. Weigh-in will
be at 6:30 pjn.
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