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FOUR The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, Office building going at county shop site A modular building was being set up at the new county shop site in Lexington Tues day. The building will house the Public Works Department office and possibly the county planner's and surveyor's of fices, said Don Briggs, direc tor of the Public Works De partment. Presently, the Pub lic Works Department office is located in the Giliam and Bisbee building on Main St. in Heppner. The structure which has room for about five offices and a large conference room for county meetings, was obtain ed through federal surplus for hauling costs only, from Idaho Falls, Idaho, said Briggs. The county has had the building for about two years and has been waiting to erect it until the county shop was Lexington news Delpha Jones 989-8189 Lexington Grange met on Saturday night, Sept. 25, for the yearly Booster Night pro gram. The evening started with a potluck dinner featur ing roast beef, potatoes and gravy, hot biscuits, salads and desserts. The tables were de corated with lovely dahlias, furnished by the Garden Clubs District meeting held that day in Heppner. Also at each place were note pads, pencils and book matches furnished by the Grange Mu tual Life Company. After opening the meeting the dis tinguished guest and speaker of the evening, Glennabelle Lewis, newly elected state grange lecturer of Baker and her husband, Charles Lewis, master of Baker County Po mona, were introduced and welcomed. Also acknowledged at this time were the visiting grange masters, Bob Stephens of Rhea Creek, and Lewis Halvorsen of Willows. Edith Morin, County Pomona secre tary and mother of k'rs. Lewis was introduced. The group was then enter tained with lovely numbers, fun and serious by members of the Sweet Adelines with mem bers coming from Pendleton, Hermiston and Irrigon. The group was well received by an appreciative audience. The speaker then told the group of some of the workings of the grange: how it was organized and how the names of the stations were chosen. She reminded the group of the power of the resolutions, and of the lobbyists "provided by the granges at the state and national levels, and that the grange is really a legislative body using its powers for a New Adventure Club to begin 2nd year The New Adventure Club will begin its second year on Wednesday, Oct. 6 at the First Christian Church, 293 N. Gale, Heppner, upstairs, announced the Rev. Don Shelton, pastor of the church. The club will meet each Wednesday from 3:45 to 4:30 p.m. All children in grades one The largest coral reef in the world it the Great Barrier Reef near the northeast coat of Australia. It extends 1,250 miles. (i uur une ceni Sale Continues i nru Savings Throughout 4 The Store! ..yim$i -""ttt. -y T -, p' ' ,-, --.- -fc.- ' ' ' " "''---Ill . j i,, i. ... - ...... ..-mm - '' ' relocated, he said. Personnel of the Public Works Depart- better living for citizens, such as working locally toward bet ter roads, schools, hospitals, train service and farming practices. Frances Smouse entertain ed, the group with several lovely violin numbers, and Dot Halvorsen. a clever poem. Mr. Lewis gave a few words about the work of the grange and Mrs. Morin thanked the grange for their hospitality and dinner. Others gave a few meaningful words after which the meeting adjourned and all enjoyed coffee and visiting in the dining area. Joyce Buchanan has been confined to Pioneer Memorial Hospital for several days this week. Edith Morin of Baker was Saturday overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones. Her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis, spent the night at the home of Lewis and Dot Halvorsen in lone. Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gellispie of Boardman were visitors at the T.E. Messenger Sr. home on Saturday. A Bible study being held at the Lexington Christian Church every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Anyone wishing to attend is cordially invited. Recent callers at the Erda Pieper home were her daugh ter, Mrs. Stacey Brown of Newport and Mrs. Earl Hall of Portland. Rich Morey of Portland spent several days recently visiting with his grandfather Paul Morey. through four are welcome. Members of the club will study the life of Jesus in a series entitled "Jesus and Me," he said. Each session will include songs, a Bible story, activities and some times a handcraft or games. For more information, please phone 676-9209. at. twig September 30, 1982 up ment will move into the new office in six to eight weeks. The porcupine fish is cov ered with protective spines. For added protection it fills itself with water so that it resembles a prickly balloon. Justice Morrow County Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner hand led the following cases during the past week : Robert Charles Argo. Her miston - Allowing unlicensed juvenile to operate. $14 fine. Robert Lester McClary. Kennewick. Wa. - Disobeyed stop sign. $14 fine. Karen Elizabeth Grant. Richland. Wash - Disobeyed stop sign. $14 fine. Philip George Charbonnier, llciah - Possession of an open container of alcoholic liquor. $28 fine. Randolph Brian Pugh, Moses Lake. Wash. - No PUC permit. $55 bail forfeited. Darwin Vincent Ansotegui. Heppner - Exceeding Maxi mum Speed (68 mph in a 55 mph zone), $34 fine. Morris Child Hainsworth, Spokane. Wash. - Exceeding Maximum Speed (68 mph in a 55 mph zone), $55 bail forfeit ed. Mark Ala i Mobley. Kent, Ore. - Disobeyed stop sign, $29 bail forfeited. Charles William Mackey, Heppner - Open container of alcoholic liquor in a motor vehicle. $28 fine. Couple joins Herford Assoc. Mark and Tami Rietmann of Heppner have been accept ed into membership of the American Hereford Associa tion, according to an an nouncement by H.H. Dicken son, executive vice president of the AHA. The American Hereford As sociation, headquartered in Kansas City. Missouri, is the world's largest beef breed registry organization, having entered more than 18 million head into the records since it was founded in 1881. The Hereford breed, one of the oldest in the United States, is well known for its ability to convert grass and grain to beef efficiently, the announce ment has concluded. Lane Rediners mm 2 Couches & 1 Riverside Bdrm Set Vi Price 'Occasional Chairs Couches Liberal Trade-in Allowance on Furniture $3 to $5 sq. yd. Off on Sale Carpets CASE FURNITURE 676-432 Heppner Historical BvOFIPHAJONKS The Morrow County Histori cal Society met at the l,exing ton Grange Hall on Sunday for an annual meeting with a turkey potluck dinner starting the days' activities. The tables were beautifully decorated with dahlias and the main hall with beautiful bouquets of dahlias and gladiolus, cour tesy of the Heppner Garden Club members The business meeting was opened wit if a prayer by Cathy Barker, pastor of the lone United Church of Christ, and group singing. "America the Beautiful" and "Count your Blessings." The minutes of the last annual meeting and the treas urer's report were given and approved. Under committee reports. Harold Peck told of his museum and log cahin at the fairgrounds in Heppner. and of some of the recent work done on the museum . He spoke some on the articles he had on display, which include sewing machines, washing machines, small tools and manv other ('our! Craig Allen Miles. Heppner -Violation of Basic Rule (45 mph in a 25 mph zone). $34 fine Reid I.vfell Miller. Heppner - No PUC permit. $fi fine. Ronald I,ee Gerisch, Her miston - N( stop light on trailer. $12 fine. Joseph Robert Gifford, Heppner - Exceeding Maxi mum Speed (65 mph in a 55 mph zone), $12 fine. Tammie Louise Williams, lone - Expired Drivers License. $6 fine. Richard Edwin Paine, Hep pner - Disobeyed stop sign, $12 fine: and No trailer lights. $14 fine. Ronald Edwin McClaine, Heppner - Violation of Basic Rule (33 mph in a 25 mph zone), $12 fine. Thomas Franklin Elliott, Heppner - Violation of Basic Rule (52 mph in a 35 mph zone). $28 fine. j Doug Eugene Lowe, Hep- ' pner. - Violation of Basic Rule (50 mph in a 35 mph zone) $28 fine. Merle Duane Morrow, lone -Violation of Basic Rule )53 mph in a 35 mph zone), $28 fine. Wharij Y6ur Opinion? Question : "How do you feel about the NFL football strike?" "I think it's crazy! Look at all the people out of work because of it and all the viewers that are now watching Canadian football," said Lonny Watne, Heppner. i ! , I 4 S. t i -J Furniture From July Market s Throw Pillows Society holds annual articles and sonic Heppner annuals from the Blahm laniilv, former Heppner stu dents Barton Clark told of the farms that arenow cen tury farms in our country and as soon as they can be quali fied there will hr a recognition partv This takes some time he reports, ns deeds and homestead rights must he re searched A report on the "Morrow County Chronicles," a recent I v published honk, which was sponsored hy the socio! v, was given hy Helen Currin The committee responsible for this fine publi cation are l.ucile Peck. Jus tine Wealherford. Helen Cur rin Inez Frwin. Frances Mitchell and Lorraine Grif fith The Ixioks are available from some of the members and also at the Rank of Eas tern Oregon in lone. Rristows" Market, and the Bank of Eas tern Oregon in Heppner. This book will be published yearly and the committee is again looking forward to much material furnished hy the people The group known as the Good News Singers enter- 'The first 40 years of life give us the text; the next 30 supply the commentary on it." Schopenhauer AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES FOR SUPPORTING THE 1982 MORROW COUNTY STOCK SALE AT THIS YEAR'S FAIR. THEIR SUPPORT HELPS CONTINUE THE 4-H AND FFA LIVESTOCK PROGRAM. Steer Buyers & pricelb M.C.G.G. 1.57'ii Jim Moore M.C.G.G. 1.32 Eddie Moore Wilbur Ellis .90 Rod Taylor Coast to Coast .89 John Moore Pettyjohn Oil .91 Patty McElligott Eastern Oregon Farms .91 Roger Henry Central Market .92 Kathleen Clark Quimby Trucking .92 Jennifer Hughes Pendleton PCA .87 Robbie Ashbeck Crieb Angus .92 Mike Van Schoiack Bank of Eastern Oregon .86 Alex Lindsay Central Market .89 Kevin Hughes Pettyjohn Oil .88 Jason Palmer Bank of Eastern Oregon .78 Ann Lindsay Pendleton PCA .76 Tom Smith Morrow County Abstract .774 Theresa Lindsay Pendleton PCA .84 Vince McElligott Wilbur Ellis .75 Cathy Lindsay Pine .Contract Logging .82 Kurt Hellberg LeMaster and Daniels .76 Angie Ashbeck Bank of Eastern Oregon .83 Nancy Bailey Western Alfalfa .80 Trina Hellberg Pendleton Grain Growers .76 John Moyer Pendleton PCA .89 Kierin Doherty Campbell Livestock .90 Ann VanSchoiack Green Feed and Seed .81 Travis Harrison M.C.G.G. 77 Mark Way Taylor Bros. Farms .79 Trent Harrison Federal LandBank .79 Bruce Way N.W. Livestock 1.02 Katie Doherty Swine Buyers & Pricelb Owner M.C.G.G. resale 2.00 Jimmy Clark Les Schwab resale 1.50 Rod Cole Paul Pettyjohn Oil 1.50 Vince McElligott Ted Sampson 1.10 Rod Cole Round-Up Crop Dusters 1.55 Joe Taylor Hermiston 1 ire 1.20 Jimmy Clark Tom liioemaker and Wilbur Ellis 1.35 Joe Taylor Butch Laughlin 1.30 Mike Ammons Bailey Ranch 1.25 Sid Kennedy Turner, VanMarter 140 Mark Brosnan and Bryant Tom Currin 1.35 Jim Brosnan Dr. Nels Nelson 1.50 Mike Brosnan pig iron 175 Jerry Brosnan Small Animals & Price buyer Roa Wiemers Jim Ward Ron Currin Ted Sampson Stuart Severe Ron McDonald Chev. Starvation Farms lamed with several fine numbers The group consists of the family of Norman Kppanhmigh and others who really enjoy singing and play ing sacred songs. They also sang "Amazing Grace" for member Ron Lowe. Under new business, the hook to be printed on Morrow Count v was discussed by Jean Nelson and it is hoped that there will he enough interst shown that the society can go ahead with printing. Letters will soon be coming to all enuntv residents and those interested in contributing to the hook are asked to reply soon so that work can be vtarled as it must be finished b February in order to get ihi iih2 printing rates. The nominating committee rave the following nomina tions for directors'. Rarbara Ye Olde Hair Styles for Men, 7s itra II ykBf THE MORROW COUNTY LIVESTOCK GROWERS ASSOC. WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES Owner Each Owner price 5.00 Kurt Cate 5.00 Lee Wade 7.00 Jennifer Wade 7.00 Sheri Piper 6.00 Jennifer Wade 4.00 Sandi Wright 2.00 meeting Sunday Rloodsworth, Rarton Clark, Harold Beckett and Jim Hayes, As there were no further nominations from the floor they were elected by acclamation. Reports were given on the (rip to Rurns, and a trip to Astoria is planned for the first weekend in May which will be a Friday and Saturday over night stay. Delpha Jones, president of the society, accepted an oil painting for the group of the Morrow County Courthouse from Sylvia McDaniel. a Hep pner artist. Mrs. McDaniel, who worked in the building for 27 and one half years as county treasurer, gave the painting to the society as a gift The society will display the gift inside the courthouse building. There were several door Head Sh ed Women & Children Call Glenna Anytime 2nd & B Street lone Sheep Buyers & Pricelb M C.G.G. 3.20 Ann McLaughlin George Currin 3.30 Steve Currin Mountain Valley Land 2.15 Swayne Evans J R.Simplot 2 60 Steve Currin L & L Farms 2.25 Jenny Currin Inland Empire Bank 2.15 Franny Sharkey M.C.G.G. 1 60 Nance Wright George Currin 2 35 Mike Currin Les Schwab 2.00 Shannon McLaughlin Steve Wagenblast 2.25 Swayne Evans Pioneer Implement 2 00 Kimberle Wright First Interstate Bank 1.80 Bridgett Greenup Larry and Betty Mills 1.70 Ann McLaughlin Pine Contract Logging 1.90 Steve Miller Beecher's 180 Kelly McLaughlin N.W. Livestock 175 Bridgett Greenup Pat and Karen Cutsforth 1.75 Dorothy Hays Farm Equipment Hdqtrs. 1.75 Beth Heatherly Oregon Bearing 1.70 Paula Heatherly BillDoroty 1.80 Tammy Hayes Western Empire Farms 1.60 Kimberle Wright H&HLandCo. 1.75 Eric Thompson WPW Farms 1.60 Paula Heatherly George Currin 185 Jenny Currin Root. & Sharon Harrison 1.70 Sandra Wattenburger Leo Ashbeck 1.75 Angie Ashbeck Pine Contract Logging 1.70 Tim Hays Bob McLaughlin 1,70 Denise Kennedy Morrow County Abstract 1.80 Eric Thompson Chris and bev Lovgren 1.H5 Jason Dougherty Agri-Check 1.55 Tim Hayes Terry & Karen Thompson 1.45 Kent Klukkert Ron McDonald Chev, 1.50 Denise Kennedy Columbia Comm. Bank 1.40 Vince Carpenter Hughes and Sons 1.45 Stacey Kennedy First Interstate Bank 1.55 Steve Miller Western Alfalfa 1.40 Shanna Evans Wm. J. Doherty 1.25 Chris McLaughlin Pettyjohn Oil 1.40 Margaret Doherty Currin Ranches 1.20 Shanna Evans Doherty Ranches 1.40 Dorothy Hays Pendleton Grain Growers 1.15 Vince Carpenter Hughes and Sons 1.15 Beth Heatherly Bonney Horse Sale 1.10 Kent Klukkert Agri-Check 1.05 Margaret Doherty Gardner's Men's Wear 1.05 Nance Wright Darlene Lovgren 1.15 Gibb Evans Pioneer Implement 1.10 Nancy Bailey Eddie Brosnan 1.00 Cory Rill Gardner's Men's Wear .95 Dean Rill Jerry Dougherty 1.15 Tammy Hays Currin Ranches 1.35 Mike Currin Federal Land Bank 1,05 Stacey Kennedy M.C.G.G. .95 Phil Sharkey Hughes and Sons 1.30 Sandra Wattenburger Wayne Evans 1.15 Jason Dougherty Lott's Electric 1.00 Jennifer Rill Tad Miller 1.15 Barney Lindsay N.W. Livestock 1.10 Gibb Evans Federal Land Bank 1.05 Noella Rill Fritz Cutsforth 1.05 Lori Cecil Wm. J. Doherty 1.20 Danny Lindsay Morrow County Livestock 1.00 Franny Sharkey Morrow County Livestock 1.00 Phil Sharkey prizes given at this meeting, and visitors were Introduced and welcomed. Some fine violin numbers by Frances Smouse closed the meeting. The group thanks all those who helped make the day such a fine success, Also, anyone wishing to know the where- nhotits of a while sweater left at the hall please contact Delpha Jones, Winter Savings Propane Tanks 14.1 oz. eM Fa!! 52ca Special Furnace Filters 16x20 in. 16x25 in. 20x20 in. ALL 69 EIARB17ARE lone 422-7211 Owner i
