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By Delpha Jones 989-8189
C.W.A. of the Lexington
Grange met on Tuesday at the
home of Ceri Martin in Hep
pner. A short devotional was
given by Delpha Jones. The
roll call was answered by
members stating their favo
rite spring flower. Present
were Joyce Buchanan, Josie
Peck, Marie Steagall, Frances
Smouse, Delpha Jones, Bar
bra Cutsforth and the chair
man, Geri Martin.
Plans for the decorations for
the tables at the National
Grange in 1985 were discussed
and committees were appoin
ted for this. The date of
February 24 for the District
C.W.A. conference has been
canceled because of illness of
the district chairman. The
dale of March 4 is to be the
time the Pomona degree will
be given by the Pomona De
gree Team at the Lexington
Grange Hall. A dinner will
follow the 2 p m. initiation.
A motion was made and
passed to redecorate the
grange hall and lay carpeting
in the dining area.
There were several projects
suggested, and there will be a
flea market in September at
the Grange Hall.
Refreshments were served
and Marie Steagall won the
door prize.
Virginia Peck, assistant
marshall to Kebckah Assem
bly President Una Makin,
along with Delpha Jones, at
tended a regular meeting of
Integrity Lodge at Milton
Freewater last Tuesday
evening.
Let' not forget the contest
to name the park in Lexington,
the Garden Bugs have placed
boxes for the suggestions in
Lexington at Del s Market.
The Amicitia Club met at
the home of Barbara Cutsforth
on Wednesday evening. Love
ly refreshments were served
to the following players: Ver
na Brinda, Hilda Yocom, Lin
da Hutchinson, Eileen Pad
berg, Martha Munkers, Vonne
Lovegren, Delpha Jones and
the hostess.
Holly Kebekah Lodge met
for a regular meeting on
Thursday evening with NG.
Leila Palmer presiding.
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All Players must bo at the Elks Lodge
Sponsored by:
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16 Teams to be Divided Between Places. Winners
ol Each Place to Plats Oil 730 at the Flkc Lodae.
Renee Yocom and Geri Martin
were elected to membership.
Plans were further dis
cussed for the district meeting
soon to be held in Heppner
with Sans Souci Lodge as
hostess.
Secret Sisters were revealed
and names were drawn for the
coming year. Refreshments
were served by Josie Peck and
Eula Bloodsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Peck
have spent several days this
week in Walla Walla to be near
their daughter, Mrs. Randy
Thurmond, who Is a patient in
the St. Mary Medical Center
there. The two Thurmond
children are spending some
time with their grandparents.
Leila Palmer, Delpha
Jones, Hilda Yocom, Joyce
Peck and Dorothy Burcham
attended the Umatilla County
Kebekah Convention in Her
miston on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Papineau
are in Portland on business
this week.
Hilda Yocom visited Debbie
Sharp and Teresa Thurmond
at St. Mary Medical Center in
Walla Walla on Monday.
Lexington Grange met on
Monday evening for a regular
meeting. The extension agent
explained about the prepara
tion of seed beds, the control of
weeds, seeding, and listed
some of the best growing
plants for this area. Pam
phlets are available at the
county extension office to help
with gardening. A game of the
counties and the county seats
in Oregon was played with
Carl Martin winning the prize.
The meeting was called to
order by the master, and the
reports on committees were
very good with Ken Smouse
reporting on the Foley Farm
Bill and the activities of the
C.W.A. committee. Donations
were allowed to the Grange
Care Program, the C.W.A.
scholarship and the project for
the deaf.
Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Cutsforth
spent the weekend in Portland
where Mr. Cutsforth was con
sulting a physician and visi
ting a daughter, Vesta.
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Saturday, Feb. 25
All Proceeds to Debbie Sharp
ALL DONATIONS TAX DEDUCTABLE
$200 to tho Winning Sponsors
6 p.m. Buffet Dinner Served
at the Heppner Elks
$6 per Plate
Playoff's to follow.
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The Rev. Alice Ling
Cathy Barker
An informal concert, open to
the public, w ill be presented
on Friday, February 24, at
7;30 p m., at the lone United
Church of Christ. The singers
are Cathy Barker and Alice
Ling, both ministers in the
United Church of Christ.
The Kev. Ling, who will be
visiting the Kev. Barker for a
week, serves two churches in
northern Maine. The two
women shared an apartment
while in seminary in New
Haven. Conn. "It was a year of
singing." recalls the Kev.
Barker. "We sang in worship,
at the coffeehouse, at parties,
in the car, and always while
washing dishes." Since gra
duating, the pair has offered
concerts in their churches in
Montana, Vermont and
Maine.
The concert will feature folk
songs, Scripture songs,
rounds, and sing-alongs. The
Kev. Barker will accompany
most ol the numbers on the
guitar.
A potluck dinner will pre
cede the concert at 6:30 p.m.
in the cliurcy basement. The
concert is open to the public at
no charge.
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Ann McLaughlin
Six Heppner High School
seniors have been selected as
winners of an Elks Scholar
ship Contest, announced Jim
Swanson, scholarship com
mittee chairman.
The two first place winners,
Eric Thompson and Ann
McLaughlin, will receive $700
each and will compete In a
district contest.
Second place winners Pat
Struthers and Kristine Fish
burn will each be awarded
$300.
Prizes of $200 will go to Sid
Kennedy and Cathy Lindsay
for placing third.
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The students were judged by
Jim Swanson and Marv Pe
terson, of lone, and Dean
Robinson and George Koffler,
of Heppner, on their leader
ship abilities, a personal
interview, a completed appli
cation brochure, letters of
recommendation and grades.
The winners were selected
February 8.
Eric is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Thompson of Hep
pner. He plans to attend Ore
gon State University and
major in engineering.
Ann is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob McLaughlin of
Heppner. She wants to enroll
at Willamette University for
two years and then transfer to
Oregon State University to
major in pharmacy.
Pat is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Struthers of Lexing
ton. His college plans include
majoring in computer science
or astrophysics at either Ore
gon State University or Whit
man College.
Kristine is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fishburn of
Heppner. She is hoping to
major in business at Southern
Oregon State College.
Cathy, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Lindsay,
wants to attend the University
of Portland or Oregon State
University and major in accounting.
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Sid is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Kennedy of Hep
pner. He has plans to attend
Central Oregon Community
College to take mechanics.
(Editor's note: Pat Stru
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at press time.)
LUNCH MEKUI
Heppner Elementary School
Thursday, Feb. 23 - sloppy
Joes, cheese and celery sticks,
vegetable, fruit, milk and
salad bar.
Friday, Feb. 24 - rice and
gravy, green beans, carrot
coins, fruit, milk and salad
bar.
Monday, Feb. 27 - white
spaghetti, crisp salad, fruit,
bread, milk and salad bar.
Tuesday, Feb. 28 - brunch.
Wednesday, Feb. 29 - birth
day special.
Heppner High School
Thursday, Feb. 28 - potatoes
and gravy, rolls with jelly,
mixed fruit and milk or salad
bar.
Friday, Feb. 24 - soup and
sandwich.
Monday, Feb. 27 - tacos,
shredded lettuce and cheese,
vegetable, dessert and milk.
Tuesday, Feb. 28 - deli sand
wiches, potato, peaches, pea
nut butter cookie and milk.
Wednesday, Feb. 29 - leap
year lunch.
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