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KH;ilTThr Heppner Gaette-Times. O Lexington news Delpha Jones liPxingtnn Grange No. 72fi met at the grange hall on Monday evening. Nov. 16. with Master Delpha Jones presi ding. Distinguished guest Morton Wolverton. Eastern Oregon State Deputy of the State Grange and his wife Freda were introduced and welcomed. Old business discussed was the Blue Mountain Fiddlers' entertainment to be held on Sat. evening at the hall. A stew supper of stew, hot biscuits, coffee and cookies will be served from 6 - 8 p.m. for $2 and the evening's entertainment will be $2 or $4 for both. The entertainment will start about 7 p.m. Installation of officers for the Morrow County granges and Wheatland Pomona granges will be Dec. 13 at the Lexington hall starting at 2 p.m. followed by a potluck dinner. All officers are urged to attend. Pins of membership were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Papineau and Dennis. Also at this time a plaque showing a 10 percent gain in membership which was presented to the master at the state session, was presen ted to Membership Chairman Virginia Peck. The plaque was hung in the grange hall. The goal of this committee is to again meet the 10 percent gain. Joyce Buchanan was elec ted to fill the office vacated by Venice Hendrickson, whose employment makes it impos sible for her to attend. A CWA meeting will be held at the home of Virginia Peck. Fri. afternoon and the ladies will make- angel biscuits for the dinner Sat. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wolverton said a few words to the members, encouraging them to keep up the good work and explained about the work of the order. Preceding the meeting a potluck dinner was enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Nelson as the hospi tality committee. Following Cecil Jones showed his slides of a recent trip to Alaska. Leila Palmer was a Port land visitor last week visiting friends and relatives. She traveled there with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Marshall of Hep pner. ' Michael Jones underwent oral surgery in Kennewick. Wash, on Thursday, Nov. 12 returning to his home later in the day. The Three Links met at the home of Ruth Robinson on Thursday afternoon. Plans were discussed for the Arti factory tables, and the card parties to be held the first Sat. Deck? went! vy car r I g&fgp from a ctaslcr 'f ( let, and take what i they have. Buy thru ear aaaler locator service and i i i i i I yea hare ri-rt.T.T,t"iiM ccicns & STYLES TO FIT 676-9921 r s Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, November 19, 1981 989-8189 evening of each month at the lodge hall. There will be a food sale November 24 at Del's Market featuring pies, cakes and other Thanksgiving goodies. Lovely refreshments were served to Eula Bloods worth. Delpha Jones. Joyce Buchanan, Dorothy Burcham, and Virginia Peck following the meeting. The next club meeting will be at the C.C. Jones ranch. Mr. and Mrs.Lyle Peck and Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones motored to Spokane over the weekend where Mr. and Mrs. Peck received the National Grange Degree and the State Degree at the coliseum in that city. Others from Morrow County motoring to Spokane were Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers of lone, who also took the National Degree. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Steagall and son, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Nelson and Justin enjoyed Sunday afternoon, Nov. 14. at the Tri-Cities. Environmental poster contest slated The National Council of State Garden Clubs in cooper ation with the Forest Service and State Foresters is spon soring their annual environ mental poster contest high lighting the USDA Forest Service symbols Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl. Entries must be received by January 5, 1982, said a news release from the U.S. Forest Service. Anyone may participate, with a special invitation to youth and senior citizens. Categories for competition are: (1) Kindergarten2nd grade. (2) 3rd-5th grades. (3) 6th-8th grades. (4) 9th-12th grades. (5) above 12th grade, and (6) handicapped persons. Posters may consist of either a picture of a slogan, or a combination, and should have an environmental theme. The posters may feature Smokey Bear or Woodsy Owl or neither. Any art materials may be used, but work must be original. Posters must be no larger than 12 by 18 inches, with the artist's name, grade or age. and home address printed in the lower right corner on the back of each entry. Copies of rules are available from Forest Service offices. Entries are to be mailed to state poster contest Chair person: Mrs. Golda Kirkpat rick. 234 S.E. 45th Ave.. Portland. OR 97215. State winners will be an nounced in January and their posters will be submitted for regional competition. i mi i mil i ii him iimiMfflMriiiiiMr-1 mill nflfl p?5(fB TO? T For information leading to the conviction of in the burglary of misc. items We K3 Anyone with Locally owned horse l ' Si m x. 1 'w fj hi., ii u '.in i" '"ite. ,w "k. h a Peppy'a Chipper fa jjPBlIC NOTICESj IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGO N FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW Case No. 6812 PUBLISHED SUMMONS In the Matter of the Mar riage of NANCY LEE MARTINEZ, Petitioner, and JOEL B. MARTINEZ, Respondent. TO: Joel B. Martinez, re spondent IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and defend the petition filed against you in the above-entit- PUBLIC NOTICES The State of Oregon, Aeronautics Division has approved grant monies in the amount of $8,209.00 for reimbursement of expenses incurred for resurfacing of the Lexington Airport runway. This income being unanticipated when the original budget was adopted it was not included. Therefore, in order to spend these funds for the purpose intended the Morrow County Court is submitting a supplemental budget for the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1982. COUNTY OF MORROW SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET SUMMARY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1981-1982 RESOURCES Airport Fund, (Original Budget) $6,619.00 Income, State Aeronautics 8,209.00 Total Resources $14,828.00 REQUIREMENTS MATERIALS & SERVICES Asphalt - taxiway reconstruction $12,209.00 Repairs & Maintenance 600.00 Insurance 550.00 Fire Protection 700.00 Operating Contingency. Total Requirements Published November 19, 1981 the person or persons involved RANCHES on the evening of information should call the heriff's Dept. at or Pete McElligott at 6767 led cause within thirty (30) days from the date of the first publication shown below, and if you fail to do so, for want thereof. Petitioner will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the petition, to-wit: 1. For a decree dissolving the marriage of the parties; 2. For a decree changing the Petitioner's name to NANCY LEE LEAVITT; 3. For a decree distributing the property of the parties as set forth in the Petition; 4. For a decree requiring each party to pay certain indebtedness as set forth in the Petition; 5. For a decree granting judgement against Respond ent on account of Petitioner's attorney fees in the sum of $425.00, or such other sum as the Court may find reason- ) PUBLIC NOTICESj $14,059.00 769.00 $14,828.00 arrest and from the - 9718 DSP 9m wins Novice Horse of able, plus costs and disburse ments. 6. For other equitable relief. GARRY L. REYNOLDS Attorney at Law P.O. Box 290 Hermiston. OR 97838 Phone: (503 ) 567-5564 Published: October 29 ember 5, 12, 19, 1981 Nov- CHRISTMAS WRAP foil reg 1.19 TREE LIGHTS HUMMEL reg 10.99 5EH COLORED LIGHTS NO. 20 MINIATURE reg 3.29 $1.70 MIX BOWL SETS PCS STAINLESS STEEL (117-2261) reg 21.99 MICROWAVE OVEN CART reg 69.99 TABLE SAW DREMEL reg 94.95 $ ANTIFREEZE RV reg 3.99 3. Peppy's Chipper, a five-year-old quurterhorse owned by Ralph Beamer was recent ly awarded (he $1,000 Novice Horse of the Year award by the North West Cutting Assoc. He was awarded the J.L. Bnrtlett by the Barllett fam ily, a cutting saddle given by the Ox Bow Ranch of Prairie Cltv and the Burch Ranches of yffc ft ilM ft ft ft IT Ladies Wool COATS I Ii 3! ... - k It i?nfr 0 6' u ft 0 0 PEE-HOLIIPAY CHRISTMAS BALLS Vi OFF TREE TOP DECORATION 9-inch MOSAIC reg 2.69 1,35 CHRISTMAS CARDS reg 2.89 $1.20 DINNERWARE SETS ONLY reg 32.99 $ 1 GS WASTEBASKETS SWING TOP reg 6.19 $4.25 EXTENSION CORD 50-FOOT (441-6848) reg 9.99 $5.i PORTA POTTY 1 ONLY reg 65.99 TOTAL HARDWARE 106 May Street Heppner PH: 676-9961 Year award Calif, and a blanket from the N.W. Cutting Assoc. The awards art! given to the horse winning the most money awards during the year-long contest In the tl.ooo Novice division. Previous to the finals, the horse won reserve champion In the North West Futurity contest. ft ft ftft ft ft ft ft ft O.V 4 B SLACKS & JEANS 1 Rack DRESS RACK SPORTSWEAR 0) O off ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft' I BLAZE NEW BABY reg 475 TREE TOP DECORATION LIGHTED reg 4.97 - 5.45 3.15 - CHRISTMAS BOOTS 8-INCH reg 3.29 $1.30 DINNERWARE SET only reg 45.99 $23 PAILS 10-QT reg 2.09 ( 107-) 125) 1 UK 1 PADDLE FAN 1 ONLY reg 119.95 TRILENE LINE BERKLEY reg 6.17-7.47 V2OFF Jerry McCiulre. Yakima. Wash., trained and rode the horse to his championship, Beamer Kiiid he in planning to ride him in the Open and Non-Pro divisions next year. Peppy's Chipper is the grandson of the World Champion Cutting Horse. Peppy San. ft ft ft ft ft' ft ft g HOUSE RSHIONfF m I . J3J U MAIN MIWNIli Pkwt7tt414 Qe ft ft ft ft ft ft ft & 3 big days THURS., FRI. TH & SAT. LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND KING $399 $3.3 GIFT BOXES STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE req 1.591 1 95 THERMOMETER; BIG BOLD 12-INCH (109 1446) reg 12.88 MIXBOWL SETS 4 PCS PYREX (I3I-U22) reg 16.99 ir M OPEN CABINET 3-SHELF ; ; CI . CI fM & J 1 reg ov.vd m 3 $4995 SELECTION OF FISH EGGS reg 1.97-2.17 y2 OFF 3
