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B y D e lp h i Jones
Saturday. July 14. Cacti and Del
pha Jones, and their visitors Carolyn
and Deane Lovelace from Ontario
attended the funeral services oI
Terry Stilts, a brother to Lovelace
and nephear of the Joneses Tarry
* n found in a ditch near Prosser on
Tuesday after he had been missing
for a aeek from his home in
Yakima
times
He had been shot several
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CWA of Lexington (»range met at
the home of Virginia Peck on Tues
day Plans were discussed for a food
sale at the Lrxington Centennial.
A com mittee of Barbara CuUforth.
Linda Hutchins and Charlene Papin
eau was appointed Plans were also
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s p o n s o r s C h a u t a u q u a p e r f o r m a n c e in H e p p n e r
Armed in the Spirit, a one act
play that dram atize« the Am erican
the Humanities as part of the
touring Chautauqua S4 program
missionary experience in the Pacific
Kim. will be performed on July 31. I
Armed in the Spirit” is a theatri
cal journey into the lives of I S
p m at the Heppner Elementary
Gym The play is sponsored by the
Heppner lone branch of the A m en
missionaries and their impact on
can Association of University Wo
ing headline is a complex story of
gaud intentions meeting with (rust
men and the Oregon Com mittee for
discussed for a fair booth and other
Hy B IH liIN K T l LLIS
0 *1 ExIraston Her»Ice
Morrow I aunty
M arie
Steagall.
His car was found in Missoula.
Del pha Jones, Josie Peck and guest
It is getting down to just days and
Montana in the possession of Len
non. an escapee from Oregon State
Martha Peck from Juneau Alaska
Geri Martin and the hostc i Virginia
hours hefore Terry Chinen. Hep
pner, will join other Oregon 4 H ers
Prison and two juvenile escapees
from boys homes
peck
for their long awaited trip to Japan
served
Wednesday Hilda Yocom and Del
pha Jones motored to Yakima, to the
Stills home
Mr
were
and Mrs
recent
Charles Buchanan
callers
In Hillsboro
bringing a grandson Trevor home
for a visit
Lovely refreshments were
Dennis
Papmeau
is
living
at
present, in L'kiah where he is
employed by the forest service He
recently returned from Nevada
where he was on a fire fighting
It is also 'he story of
personal sacrifice hardship, and
courage and of moments of cultural
misunderstanding that are some
times comic sometimes tragic
Armed in the Spirit was written
This legacy
by Charles Deemer
which remains as real as the morn
wnghl
at
resident play
Portland s
New
Theatre and the author of
Rose
Christ
H e p p n e r 4 - H e r p re p a re s to d e p a r t fo r J a p a n
fall activities were discussed Those
present were Joyce Buchanan. Ven
ice Hendrickson.
Pacific Rim countries
ration
coordinator
Departure
will
be
to a Japanese student visiting here
Saturday. July t l at II a m
Each (iregon delegate has been
under the same exchange program
last year
assigned a host fam ily in Japan
Each also has been busy studying
the language and customs of Japan
The
t.A B o LE X
Oregon
Japan
exchange is an annual event with
4 H mem tiers 1117 years of age
so their arrival and visit will be
traveling to Oregon from Japan and
Japan to Oregon Delegates spend a
more meaningful
Terry one of the youngest in the
delegation will be a seventh grader
month witha host family. living as a
member of the family
Many
this year with the LABO LE X dele
in Heppner next year
He is
however, one of the better prepared
lished through the program
gallon
He has received final instruction
for his trip as his father has taught
him some of the language
In
from R iti Oikawa. state L A B o LE X
addition, he served as host brother
Terry son of Kay Chinen. Hep
pner will be Morrow County s only
representative traveling to Japan
lifelong friendships have teen estab
Contact any Oregon Stale Unlver
sity Extension office for complete
details of the exchange
mission
mas as the Juniper T *vern .' which
was broadcast on Oregon public
television last spring Joining Deem
er on stage are Jane Van Boekirk a
Eugene actress known throughout
the Pacific Northwest for her one
woman touring shows such as T h e
Northwest Woman and Prodigal
I laughters.
and Bill Douglas, a
veteran actor and mime who has
appeared on television ("P e y to n
Place
and
Death Valley D a y s ")
and film C P T 1 » and "T h e In
terns i as well as on stages from
New York and P ans
The swiftly paced play traces
Am erica s missionary legacy from
pioneering activity in Hawaii in the
early l « h century . 10
ultimately failing effort
China to Christ
lon*
to bring
Unrelenting in its
historical accuracy and dynamic in
it* theatrical form.
spirit
Armed in the
is on evening of entertaining
and thought provoking theater
The
play is produced by Northwest Tour
ing Theater, which also produces
June Van Boskirk's historical d ra
mas
Gerry and Sue Messenger have
been visiting his parents Mr and
Mrs T E Messenger Sr from their
home in Portland
Mr
and
Mrs
Del
Piper
have
OUR SUMME
returned home from a visit to
California to see their son Mark
Three Links Club met at the home
of Dorothy Burcham on Wednesday
Plans were discussed for the chicken
dinner to be held June 28 at the
Lexington Centennial Celebration
They will also have an Odds and
Ends table of hand craft articles
BIG MEAT VALUES
FRESH WHOLE FRYERS
The door pru e was won by Ruth
Robinson Refreshments were ser
ve»l to Virginia Peck, Leila Palm er.
Joyce
Buchanan.
Ruth
WASHINGTON
GROWN
Robinson.
Kathy Tellechea. Donna Papmeau,
and Delpha Jones
The Garden Bugs met at the home
ol Dorothy Burcham in her beautiful
yard in the shade
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The business discussed was the
dedication of the Friendship P a rk "
during the
Celebration
Lexington Centennial
They will serve home
FRYER HINDQUARTER
made cookies and lemonade throu
ghoul the afternoon
Orders are being taken from the
menitxTB for ins from Austin Mor
gan in College Place
Those who
would like to order should contact
Kathy Tellechea soon
The yard of the month selection
was Truman and l-eita Messenger
Plans were discussed for a flower
show August 2 at the Ketiekah Hall
This will start at 10 a m Members
are limited to three entries
The
same rules will be used as in the
Fair Premium hook in entering and
classification The public is invited
to com e visit and hear why the
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James Charles Mavon. Hermiston.
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William Dennis Butterfield. Pend
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Angling Prohibited Method (two
lines* *4« fine
James Clarence Benson. Heppner.
Excessive Motor Noise. *24 fine
Violation of the Basic Rule. *13 fine
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Mitchell Lamonl Paola. Gresham.
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