EIGHTTbe Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday. April 14. 19S3
Local couple lucky winners of
Appaloosa quarter horse
Lexington news
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bu
chanan are the proud posses
sors of this month's "Garden
of the month" plaque given by
the newly organized Lexing
ton Garden Club. This plaque
will be presented to some
lucky gardener each month.
chosen to tell of their duties
and what they mean to them
and to the lodge.
The next meeting will be a
pot luck dinner for Rebekahs
and their husbands. Oddfel
lows and their wives. Refresh
ments were served.
The fun afternoon sponsored
by the Lexington Grange was
well attended. Dinner was
served at 1:30 p.m. after
which games were enjoyed. In
pinochle. Men's high went to
Ken Palmer; men's low to
Glover Peck; Women's high,
Irene Crabtree; women's low,
Frances Smouse; pinochle to
Frances Smouse and Irene
Crabtree. Others receiving
prizes were Cecil Jones, Ella
Rowell. Celia Peck. Delpha
Jones and Joyce Buchanan.
The money made from this
affair will go to the state
grange to help finance the
national grange in Eugene in
1985.
Grangers were deeply
grieved to hear of the death of
Woodie Cable of Richland,
Ore. Her husband. Bob Cable,
was for several years Eastern
Oregon state grange deputy
and she assisted him in the
installation of our local, sub
ordinate and Pomona officers.
Services were held Saturday
in Richland.
Cheryln Smouse visited her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Smouse last week.
C.W.A. met at the home of
Joyce Buchanan last Thurs
day. Plans were made for the
Sunday "fun day," and the
quarterly report was discus
sed. The group has quite a
number of eye glasses and is
getting ready to turn them in
before state session. These are
used to provide glasses for
those in foreign countries. If
you have some of these, any
grange will be happy to re
ceive them.
Pomona will meet at Clarno
Grange Hall April 30 at 10 a.m.
Lexington Grange will meet
April 18.
Lovely refreshments were
served.
Irene Padberg is a patient in
Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Delpha Jones joined Emma
Eckles and grandchildren
Juanita and Lowell Streeter of
Pendleton and Joyce Wojak
and daughter Tanya of Los
Angeles. Calif, for lunch in
Heppner on Wednesday. They
were here to visit Mrs. Wo
jak's grandmother, Emma
Peck, at Pioneer Memorial
Nursing Home.
Ralph Burcham has re
turned home after a stay in
Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor
visited relatives in Hood River
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Peck and
children were Lexington cal
lers Sunday from Moro.
Holly Rebekah Lodge met
on Thursday evening for the
regular meeting.
The lodge voted to assist the
"Garden Bugs" club in clean
ing week landscaping around
the 1.0 O F Hall in Lexington.
The memorial fund was dis
cussed and it is hoped to be
able to purchase another fold
ing table and perhaps some
chairs. One of the lodge's
large folding tables is missing
and it is needed badly. If
anyone knows the where
abouts of this table, please
contact the Noble Grande.
A couple of officers were
Early Bird Special
Regular & Ivy
Geraniums
Variety of Colors
2.25
Del s Market
Lexington, OR
The Lexington Garden Bugs
Club met at the home of Lois
Allen on Thursday.
A fine report on raising and
grafting roses and how to start
by Cane Cuttings was given by
Faye Green. The group or
ganized the "Welcome Wagon
Committee" to sen? during
the next three months. This
committee includes Marie
Steagall. Faye Green and Lois
Allen.
Refreshments were served.
Any member who brings a
prospective member to the
next garden club meeting will
receive a gift, as will the new
member. The gifts will be
courtesy of club chairman
Kathv Tellechea.
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By JUSTINE WEATHERFORD
Lucky ticket holders Ron and Summer Cecil
gained ownership of a five-year-old Appaloosa
quarter horse which was given away last Sunday
by Heppner 's Hope Lutheran Church. The Cecil
family lives down Lexington way, near Dr. and
Mrs. Huber, and two of its most excited
members are probably teen-age daughter Laurie
and her younger brother, Larry.
The horse had been given to the church by
Mike and Sally Ingraham. Sand Hollow. Linda
Shaw of Heppner, who was in charge of the
ticket-selling project, stated that the church was
pleased with the campaign "It accomplished our
purpose."
cordially invites the community
to tour Kinzua's new chip facility.
Friday, April 15
Meet at 9a.m. sharp
at the office
for a one hour tour.
Kenneth Howard had the
misfortune to cut his finger
and was taken to Pioneer
Memorial Hospital for treat
ment. lone school
announces
honor roll
lone Junior -Senior High
School has released the fol
lowing students' names who
were placed on the honor roll
for the third nine weeks of the
school year:
A Honor Roll
3 5-4.)
Seniors: Craig Gutierrez,
Tim Patton and Denny Starr
.
Freshman: Eric Pointer .
Eighth grader: Patty
McElligott.
All A's
B Honor Roll
(3.0-3 4
Senior: Roger Morter.
Juniors: Mike Douglas,
Craig Hams and Howard .
Leavitt.
Sophomores: Jeff Ball and
Donnie Doherty.
Eighth Graders : Deena
Hams. Kim McCabe and Chris
Rea.
Seventh graders : Cathy
Martin and J.J. Osmin.
Cardinal Club
to hold final
meeting
The lone Cardinal Club will
hold its final meeting of the
school year Thursday evening
in the high school cafeteria at
8 p.m. a spokesperson announced.
The program will include
installation of officers for the
19&3-84 school year, informa
tion about the school budget
from Principal Chuck Starr
and musical numbers by the
lone junior high band.
Refreshments will be
served.
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