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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1984)
The lleppner Gazette-Tlmei, Heppner .Oregon, Thursday, April It, IM4-TIIREE Open house for candidate The reception was well at- received. He discussed var Garden Bugs honor Robins yard Lexington News By Delpha Jones 989-8189 Three Links Club met at the home of Lula Palmer on Thursday for a regular meet ing. Plana were made for an Easter Day food sale to be held at Del s Market on Satur day at 8:30 a.m. The quarterly birthday party gift exchange will be Thursday evening at the lodge. Those that have drawn for this year, remember your Secret Sisters. Lovely refresh ments were served to Joyce Buchanan, Annella Padberg, Delpha Jones, Venice Hend reckson and the hostess. Next meeting will be at the Cecil Jones Ranch. Paul Morey and Erda Piper, have both been transported to a hospital in Portland. They had both been able to be at home for a short time, after a stay in St. Anthony Hospital in Pendleton, but were taken back to Pendleton on Monday from where they were taken by Mrs. Piper's daughter and grandson to Portland to Meridian Hospital. Marlene Duran accompanied them to the city returning on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hudson from La Grande have been visiting this week at the C.C. Jones Ranch. The turkey dinner planned for Easter Sunday at the Lexington Grange has been postponed to a later date. Delpha Jones and Josie Peck attended the 65th an niversary of Greenfield Grange in Boar dm an on Sat urday, April 14. All enjoyed a lovely spring afternoon. The meeting was called to order by the Master Martha Baker, who welcomed all and turned the meeting to Virginia Phil lips who introduced Mabel Allen who then read the his tory of that grange. Delpha Jones, Wheatland Pomona Grange deputy, gave a few words on the progress of the grange and country over the last 65 years: radio, televis ion, man in outer space, and the grange and its work. Several accordian solos by a visitor from Irrigon and solos nd skits from the State Line Grange Kitchen Bank - Con sisting of a men's quartet provided a great entertain ment for a fun and appro priate afternoon. Cake, punch and coffee was served. Jackie Thurmond small grandaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Peck, who has been visiting for several weeks has relumed to her home in Pilot Rock, An Easter Day program will be Sunday at the Lexington Sunday School at 10 a.m. Leita Messenger, was an outpatient at St. Anthony Hospital in Pendleton Wed nesday. Lexington Grange met on Monday night for a regular meeting with Master in the Chair. A lovely potluck dinner was enjoyed with the supper Committee of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stegall and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bloodsworth in charge. A fun and educational program was enjoyed. A game was played at the supper hour and the aerobic dancing class entertained. The aerobic pro gram improves one physical ly, mentally and personality a wise and is great fun. The class issued a gracious invita tion to anyone wishing to join the group. A program on Computers was greatly enjoyed, which explained how to handle a Computer and its adaptability to farm use. The door prize, an orchid corsage, was won by Josie Peck. The supper Committee for the May meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Nelson. Elsie Huston is visiting her sister in Albany for a week. Buck Morris has returned from Alaska and is again running the Lexington Chev ron Service Station. Ray Papineau has been hired by the City of Lexington to fill a maintenance position. Recognition luncheon planned at Center The annual Recognition Luncheon for the Senior Vol unteers working in all pro grams under Retired Senior Volunteers Program (R.S.V.P) will be held Thurs day, April 26th at the Neigh borhood Center. It will be a potluck luncheon states Neola Mackey of the Center. Darlene Gerard from the Umatilla Co. Housing Author ity will be at the Neighborhood Center Thursday, April 19 to take applications for rental assistance through the Section 8 housing program. Janet Phillips, the Adult Family Services representa tive, will be at the Center Wednesday, April 25 from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. Food stamp applications are available at the Center. Give a Houseful of Flowers. Charm someone this Easter with the adorable Birdhouse Iiouquet from Teleflora. It's a real, all-wood keepsake IJirdhouse, silkscreened with an original pastel desijjn and bursting with a fresh spring bouquet. After the flowers are gone, it's per fect for small birds and a colorful decoration for the garden or patio. bo don t let time fly by. To send this delightful gift any where in the country, call or visit our shop. SendTelefloras Birdhouse Bouquet for Easter. Sunday April 22 P.O. 00X1116 J W ft I mv . m l- -r - 1 1 mm mm. m i n i.,m HEPPNER, OREGON 97836 'H'lefloia - iff. jM, B r V r-wm fl.. Aft 1 ) The lawn and surrounding area are always well kept with ti, i,i u , ; I- a t Irrigon held an open house French, Morrow County Re publican candidate for Dis trict 59 stale representative. Vern and Francine Evans of tended and French was well ious issue with those present. blooms in the yard all sum mer, A spokesperson says the Robins yard is "very worthy of the Yard of the Month." Exhaust System Specials DUAL CONVERSIONS with Glass Paks only $180 Pauline and Homer Robins The Ixington Garden Bugs years. Both are plant lovers chose the yard of Homer and and Homer is apt to be out Pauline Kobins as the Yard of working in the yard or garden the Month for April. at most any time reported a' The couple has a weed free spokesperson for the garden yard at 4.10 West Street where club, they have lived for the past 12 REPLACEMENT MUFl LERS 38" to $44i5 Plus Clamp & Brackets for Most Cars & Pickups All Prices Installed & Cash D&L Repair 676-5009 Great Buys! Tool Brora r Box 9.95 Motor Oil 9 lleppner Auto Parts 676-9123 Located at the old creamery building. Light TU TON FLOOR JACK 15995 reg. 195 V. fjilMk ; lMt$& ; ....,........ - .... " ... , Z-mJ 1 4 1 3?V VP 4y STRAWBERRIES ! CALIFORNIA GROWN CUP GREEN BROCCOLI 0) FANCY FRESH BUNCH LB. ORANGES I MUSHROOMS I ASPARAGUS NAVEL SEEDLESS FRESH LCXLM ""4199' ..59 BONELESS HAM 4: A LB. L 0 PIERCE WHOLE, 5-7 LB. WATER ADDED. UNSLICED BEEF SIRLOIN TIP ROAST It , ' ,i : - BONELESS USDA CHOICE i 1 1 -r i i t r uoc JENNIE-0.5-7LB. SELF-BASTING TURKEY BREAST LB$1.49 LEG OF LAMB WHOLE OR BUTT. HALF $0 CQ USDA CHOICE LB. mmJU BONELESS. USDA CHOICE BEEF SIRLOIN TIP STEAK. lb '2.39 JENNIE O HALF OR WHOLE Timircv uiii ) lunnLi nnm 1 AQ LB. I.tJ PICNIC HAM . lb. 89 LENNON. REGULAR OR ITALIAN PORK LM SAUSAGE lb$1.79 MB PKG MR. TURKEY FRANKS ea. 99 FARMLAND -.n SUCED BACON lb$1.79 HYGRADE BALL PARK FRANKS lb $1.79 ARMOUR STAR SMOKIES BREAKFAST SAUSAGE i2 oz$1.69 I mm I ISsu IMJ IMjMJ PINEAPPLE LARGE PITTED WHOLE KERNEL SOUR III JUICE RIPE OLIVES CORN DRESSING DOLE, ASSORTED. 20 01. WESTERN FAMILY. 6-OZ. NIBLETS. 12 OZ. IMO.J6-OZ. "imn'HMiw Q VUBAN. REGULAR OR DRIP S 5.69 btNttA NAFUHAL UNSWttl tlMtL . luonn, ntuumnun unu APPLE SAUCE 24 oz W GROUND COFFEE 2 lB . PRINCELLA PILLSBURY, ALL READY CUT YAMS i60Z 65c PIE CRUST 0 1.49 WESTERN FAMILY STRAINED, WnULt . WtSltKN CAMILT, UILUH wicn CRANBERRY SAUCE , oz 53 CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 6 02 G9C HI DRY LONG GRAIN. WILD RICE PRINT TOWELS .a.rr 79c UNCLE BEN'S RICE 6oz $1.29 SCHILLING MJB CHICKEN OR HERBBUTTER A BUCK PEPPER ,oz 89c STUFFING MIX 50Z 79c CRESCENT r- SCOTT, ECONOMY PACK - M CHOPPED WALNUTS k$1.39 NAPKINS c, J1.45 ORANGE JUICE WESTERN FAMILY 100 PURE FROM FLORIDA VV u ICE CREAM WESTERN FAMILY HALF GALLON 120Z WESTERN FAM BROCCOLI CUTS OR CAULIFLOWER J1.19 GREEN GIANT IN BUTTER SAUCE CORN or PEAS , 89c WESTERN FAMILY 16 OZ STRAWBERRIES '1.09 7""- - " I rem 1 I ; Ata am I J mm LARGE EGGS D02 .99' DARIGOLO BUTTER i lb $1.95 fM!lJ BROWN & SERVE ROLLS WESTERN FAMILY WHITE. WHEAT COTTON SWABS MCT 79( puiiiMAiriiu(rn $1 QQ western family, ct SKIN CLEANSER oz l.VJ MUFFINS mtmnt VA5FI IMF REGULAR. HERBAL. ALOE C 4 t INTENSIVE CARE LOTION 602 f.LOV WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT J MUFFINS SOURDOUGH. . . 289' WE WILL BE CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY v Mi rootiuMf Nomii It'lHIOl.t HtHj'llO'tHI i
