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The Heppner Gaiette-Timet, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, August 1, 1982-THREE Lexington news Delpha Jones 989-8189 ass Lexington residents were deeply grieved to hear of the deaths of two of their citizens during the weekend. Delbert Vinson died at his home on Saturday evening after an extended illness, and Elsie (Allyn) Fox at Pioneer Mem orial Hospital where she was taken Friday evening by am bulance. CWA met at the home of Delpha Jones on Tuesday for a regular meeting. Plans were discussed for a booth at the Morrow County Fair and a committee of Mr. and Mrs. Glover Peck and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buchanan were ap pointed to take care of this project. Plans were further discussed concerning the Blue Mountain Fiddlers Concert which will be held Sat. night, October 16 at (he Grange Hall. This will be their second con cert and it is hoped to be a yearly event. There will be a supper at 6:30 p.m. and pie and coffee will be served during the evening. It was also announced that Booster Night will be held Sept. 25 at the hall with Glenna Belle Lewis, state lecturer, as guest speaker. Musical selections and other entertainment are planned for the evening. Those present were Josie Peck, Charlene Papineau, Jean Nelson, Frances Smouse, Marie Stea gall, and the hostess. Door prizes were won by Josie Peck and Frances Smouse. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Papineau and Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Cuta forth spent several days at Anthony Lakes recently. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Van Leuven of LaGrande and Enid Stamback of Baker were visit ors for several days at the C.C. Jones home. Erda Pieper consulted a physician in Pendleton on Monday. Leuella Taylor (Mrs. Bob) is employed at the Good Sam aritan Center in Hermiston. The committe working on the yearly Historical Society production met at the home of Inez Erwin on Wednesday afternoon. The book, which was intended to be a quarter ly, has developed into a larger edition due to the generous amount of information pro vided and will be printed yearly. i The committee has announ ced that it is about ready to be printed and they hope it will be available at the yearly meet ing of the society which is scheduled for Sept. 26 at the Lexington Grange hall. The lone City Council approves liquor permit applications The lone City Council ap proved liquor permit applica tions for Bristow's Market, the Sagebrush Saloon and Beech er's Cafe at a regular monthly meeting last Tuesday, August 10, reported Diana Starr, city recorder. The council also agreed to in a pair of i) Rocky Mountain )?F? CS d) or No Man s W& Jeans :.J . (5b from the Lebush Shoo wimmmmcM book will also be for sale at ' other places. The committee welcomes all stories of early happenings in Morrow County, as well as short fun type articles. Please send any thing you might enjoy seeing in print to the committee. Those present for the after noon were the Chairman Lucile Peck, Lorraine Grif fith, Inez Erwin, Etta Parker, Ruth McCabe and Delpha Jones. A few of the committee members were unable to at tend. Lovely refreshments were served. This group spent much time and effort in this first publication. The Three Links Club met at the home of Kathy Tellechea on Thursday afternoon. Plans were discussed for the fall flea market, and the date of Oct. 16 was set. Chairman is Kathy Tellechea, and calls may be made to her If one has articles to donate. Members were re minded of the PNG luncheon to be held the first Wednesday of Sept. and of lodge the first Thursday. Delpha Jones won door prizes. There will be more of the books "lone and Us" soon for sale again at the Bank of Eastern Oregon In lone. There was a demand for more of the books and they have been ordered. Vicky Bowen and twins James and Katie from Herm iston were Lexington callers at the Kenneth and Cecil Jones home one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones were dinner guests of Earl Miller on Thursday evening, at the Nomad Restaurant in Boardman, and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowen in Hermiston on Friday evening to celebrate the Jones' wed ding anniversary. Dan Smith of Hermiston returned home with them for a few days vacation. Linda Jones and boys Chris and Mike and nephew Scott Johnston of Heppner were Seaside callers last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adams have moved to Springfield and he will be teaching at Mar cola. Cheryl has been working at the school district office in Lexington. Taking her place is Rhonda Lorenz of Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Smith and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kulth and son were Lexington and Heppner cal lers from Hermiston on Mon day. They visited the Willow Creek Dam project. install a ventilation fan in the city's pump house to keep the temperature inside the build ing cool, preventing damage to the pump. In other business the council moved to approve a zoning permit application for Randy Vosberg, Starr said. ' I IS a.1 Land Volunteers needed to cut UyNF-OMMACKKY The Heppner Neighborhood Center has been the recipient of logs which need to be cut Into firewood. The wood will be used to provide b?at for the elderly. Volunteers are need ed to, cut the wood to proper size for delivery, Any people or organizations wanting to donate time to cut the wood are asked to contact the cen ter, 676 5873. Some of the logs are in Heppner, others at Lexington. Winter is soon coming and the center has had numerous requests for wood. Ladies who attend the 15 complete The Morrow County Search and Rescue Possee conducted a class on hunters safety for students ages eiht through 15 on August 911 at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner. Receiving certificates of PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 19 THRU r 1 ' ' J RED ' ; USDA INSPECTED FROZEN TURKEY DRUMSTICKS . 39c ANY SIZE PIECE UNSLICED SLAB BACON ,.$1.69 BONELESS TURKEY l.b9 WE DO CUSTOM CUTTING HIUSHIRf SMOKCO ON POISKA ROPE SAUSAGE .... .. $2.49 TURKEY STRIP J2.29 LUNCHMEATS 25 pka M 49 PHIAtXlPMIA SOT 4 CREAM CHEESE .a 99e WESTIMMrAMIlVKEO. OS THICK SLICED BACON sl.9 CHICKEN FRANKS 99' BEEF PATTIES 24oz pkg. ARMOUR ea CbOK U APPLE JUICE HUNUnV JACK MIlHUWAVl POPCORN ,0.0, BIUE SURF MINIATURE FRIED CUIUS .o, MRS SMITH 8 OfW DISH PIE SHELLS ,c, ,o, WE RESERVE THE MIGHT TO LIMIT Thursduy craft-social limes have been busy cutting donat ed material into quilt blocks. The requests for warm bed ding for winter months will soon becoming and volunteers are needed to sew the tops and backs together. Any lining for the quilts would also be ap preciated. The next visit of Adult and Family Services Counselor Janet Phillips will be on Wed nesday, August 25, from 9a.m. to 12 noon. Phillips may also be reached at her Condon office, 384-2882. Applications for food Hunters Safety Course competencey were: Kevin M. Privett. Carl Martin. Jacob Maben, Ried Duncan, Charles H. Peck, Will Martin, A.J. Tarnasky. Jason Maben. Steven Arbogast, Cory J. Weed. Jack Estberg, Ryan Duncan. Ty Arbogast, Robbie V SNAPPER FRESH LB. UcU TREE TOP. 12-OZ. J $1.29 SAa 49c AAA 89e wood stamps are available at the Neighborhood Center. Food drying classes will be scheduled at Iht center if at least 10 people enroll. Those interested rnuht call or alop by the center to sign up for the classes. The center staff and volun teers are sadden ed by the death of friend and worker Elsie Fox. She spent many hours crocheting and knitting for the Artifactory and Sidewalk Sales as well as for the R.S.V.P. program. Her cheerful attitude and inspira tion will be missed by many. Hutchinson and Mike Mahon- ey. said a spokesperson for the class. ' Instructors for the class were David P. Winters. Guy L. Patterson, Robert J. Mont gomery and Larry D. Fetsch. the spokesperson concluded. AUGUST 22, 1982 LEMON HMt OK OHANtifc V ' mm A GATORADE ' k i 79c LEMON JUICE oz $1.29 MA70LA NO STICK SPRAY .o, $1.39 WITO LAY . POTATO CHI PS 99( 1 REG OR LITE BEER 4 , . : " BUDWEISER ,2:,Lo aus J4.89 CARNATION ASSTO HAVORS fc fc INSTANT BREAKFAST $2.89 SW MEO OR OR! f tg GROUND COFFEE ,.. 6.99 TEA MIX $3.69 ERA HEAVY DUTY LIQUID DETERGENT $3.99 RURt X TOSS 'N SOFT - ' . -. FABRIC SOFTENER $2.39 GRANDMAS - , 51 IA BAG COOKIES . .1.49 FRISKIES LIVER ft CHCXEN W . CAT FOOD 3 1 FRESH FRANZ COUNTRY j-ti rI rri nSk.l A ATCTPDKJ FAAAR V Q DArY HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG BUNS 65( LANGENDORF fitt BUTTERMILK BREAD 89' CM ZACT TOOTHPASTE $1 QQ 3.2 Ol LmZtZt 2P? 1 RAZOR JUST WHISTLE . VANQUISH 60 caps CORRECTOL 30 CT. TABLETS. . Hospital Notes The following patients were admitted and released from Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner during the past week: Delia Scrivner, Heppner -admitted August 9, released August 14: Alvin McCabe, lone - admit ted August 8. released August 11: Curtis Helt. Merril - admit ted August 13. released August 14. Rebecca Hunt. Lexington -admitted August 9. released August 11: and Kathleen Rankin. Heppner -admitted August 11. released August 11. Teresa Henderson. lone -admitted August 12. was still receiving care at the hospital as of Monday. Aug. 16. About 70 percent of the people in Amer ica read a newspaper at least once a day. V pirnir BREAD HEARTH L J ITC . -- I I 2.49 $2.59 $2.49 m f ( Irlll-JtM.lir ) I i Public Meetings Mon August 23 - Heppner Fire Department, fire hall, 7:30 D.m. Wed., August 25 - Morrow County Court, courthouse, Heppner, 9 a.m. f Ilej pner Public Library board of directors, library, 8 p.m. Mon., August 30 - Morrow County Planning Commission, Morrow County Courthouse,, Heppner, 8 p.m.; Heppner Fire Department, fire hall, 7:30 p.m. No County Court held last week Morrow County Court was not held last Wednesday, Aug ust 11. due to lack of a quorum. RAcrq r WATERMELONS , ft GREEN GRAPES NO. 1 FANCY SEEDLESS LB YAKIMA GROWN TOMATOES WALLA WALLA YELLOW ONIONS NEW CROP WASH. BARRETT PEARS COTTAGE LARGE. SMALL CURDOR TRIM 11B QUARTERS DARIGOLD BUTTER ASSORTED ElAVORS DARIGOLD YOGURT MmlPw: Friday, August 20 - free blood pressure clinic and im munizations, Lexington Health D"partment office, 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, August 27 - free blood pressure clinic and im munizations, Lexington Health Department office, 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. lone couple has many visitors Caroline Hall, Jim McCabe and Pamela Anderson came to lone from Moscow, Idaho on August 1 and stayed for six days to celebrate Irene Crab tree's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scheelar of Wooden ville. Wash, also came to lone to visit the Crabtrees. On August 9 and 10 Mr. and Mrs. Early Scheelar of Berk eley. Calif, visited the couple. LB. Oft ..39 5 1 t. 39 CHEESE DARIGOLD. 1 LB. $1.99 as 99c 15 wtlcomt MNITftMP
