Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, August 02, 1984, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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    t K .H T Ole Hrppnrr ( i i i f i U - T t a i n . Hrppnrr Orrgoa Thurvday. U f u i l I. ISM
Cunninghams hold reunion
Lexington News
B y
I ) t ‘l p h a J o n e s
Mr and M r« Hill Morris «r e
visiting al the home of her parents.
Mr
Mr
and Mrs Morris M rCsrl. and
and Mrs U Morris prior to
moving to lone »h e r e they will make
their home where Mrs Morris will
be teaching
A Cunningham
July 28 and 2» at Mr
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to laitirande Friday from a week's
stay at the C C Jones home
Mr and Mrs Bill Cunningham of
Goidendale. Washington. Bob Cunn
ingham and son Shane of Ontario
Mike Cunningham of M adras. Kar
Mr and Mrs Joe Yorom enter
tamed with a birthday party honor
en Cunningham of Mt
Vernon
Clarence Cox of Colville. Washing
mg their granddaughters Jam and
Brenda Jones A fine barbecue was
ton. Mr
\ aida Smith and daughter Delpha
Jo o f Hermiston were among those
alter ding the celebration at I>rxing
ton Sal
Echo.
Those present
Leland
and
Marie
Jones, from Pendleton. M illie West,
Pendleton Jack and Renee Yocom
from lone
Mrs
and Mrs
(lean Byers of
Liberty Lake. Washington Mr and
Mrs Hill Howard and daughters of
Hermiston
Mr and Mrs Bruce
Moyer of Lolo. Montana Mr and
were Debbie Jones and daughters
from
and Mrs
S h e rre ll M cD on a ld 's m ountain
home at Blake's Addition
Those
who attended the reunion included
Canada, have returned to their home
after a visit with his brother and
fam ily Mr and Mrs John Tellet hea
coffee were served
reunion
was held last Saturday and Sunday.
enjoyed and cake, ice cream and
Mr and Mrs Kd Hudson returned
F am ily
r«-< ent cam pers at Bull Prairie
where they attended the Shoun Stea
gall Reunion
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Steagall
visited at the Richelderfer home
Sunday in The Dalles
Mr and Mrs
Mike Pudberg and
family spent the week end in le x in g
ton visiting his father and wife Mr
and Mrs Bill Padberg
Felipe Maya and Tanny Swenseon
from Prince Altiert, Saskatchewan.
Venice Hendrickson from
Mrs Robert Fickardt of Prinev die
has purchased a house in Heppner
from Kate M cAuliffe of Cecil The
Lex mg
ton and Stormy Jo Howard a friend
of Brenda and Jam
house for the past twenty months
Mr and Mrs L K Huhl have as
their guesls and helping with har
vest, Frank Wong and nephew Sun
Christopher Sykes of Heppner re
Manne laince Cpl la-o H Meata,
Rock I ire
Meats of Pilot
has l>een promoted to his
Youth Group and to fund tuition for
several youngsters at a soon to b e ­
held Youth Leadership Camp Over
Lion profit was raised by the raffle
Prizes were awarded to the top
ticket sellers A J Tarnasky, lead
mg seller, won a baseball and bat.
autographed by the Seattle Mann
Mulls W alla. and Pat Lovgren and
Andrea Jackson of Heppner
Betty McDonald and Sherrell and
Mary Mclmnald were hostesses for
is
Show August 2. Thursday, at the
Rebekah Hall
Kntrees will tie
union in Heppner last weekend
We
try to have a get together twice each
year one during the summer and
accepted at 10a m and judging will
be at II a m The public is cordially
invited to attend
another during the Christmas sea
son." said Doug
"This is the first
time the reunion has been in Hep
pner "
Approximately 23 fam ily
presenl rank while serving with 1st
HARVEST *
EQUIPMENT
PROTECTED?
the event
a week with his aunt and uncle.
Ardet-n and John C lay. and cousins.
— Be Insured Against Loss—
Jim Alan and J < of Monmouth
The Sykes and the Clays met at
Trucks Combines and other equipment
l>o»t 1-akr- near Mount Hood for a
weekend of camping
See
T u r n e r , V a n M a r t e r & Br ya n t
TURNfR
a iT yo u r 0n%u\unct
Q VAN MARTER
niece from San Francisco. Califor
ma. and a nephew from Bellevue.
W ashington came the farthest Most
of the family members were from
Bend. Stay ton or the Portland area
Scott Johnston won a bat and
By Saturday afternoon, the gath
Ryan Adelman won an autographed
ball
ermg had grown to 36 fam ily mem
All the prizes were donated by
Heppner City Park
insu r anc e
The picnic was
VorVARTtSf
HOWARD »8 »ANY
R»W8T KAMI
VAR ANNI
followed by tmwlmg at the Heppner
Howl
KAMI
Coast to Coast
TOTAL HARDWARE
PAINT SALEtj
HALF P R I C E D
OIL DECK STAIN
lone News
Matt Young, pitcher for the Marin
ers
Mrs Chris Fldrid gr and children
lone man promoted
returned home to Freeport. New
York on Monday after several weeks
Craig A Rea. son of Keith C and
July A Rea of lone, has been
visiting with her mother Ruth M c­
Cabe and other relatives
Mrs McCain' also had other visit
promoted in the U S Arm y to the
rank of Sergeant
Rea is a cavalry scout at Fort
Knox. Kentucky , with the 2nd Squad
ton, 6th Cavalry reports the Army
hometown news directorate
ors while her daughter was here
Doris and Lisa Berry from Hermts
ton. Kevin and Lori McCabe of
Pendleton and local friends and
relatives
Great Buy lor July 1
Masons honor 60 yrs. of service
r
O f t ^».1
laVtRNf
mem
tiers arrived Friday night for a
barbecue at the Smith's home
A
Marine Division, Camp Pendleton
California, reports the N avy's home
property.
TOUR
(BRYANT
Doug and Sonia Smith of the
Heppner Bowl hosted a fam ily re
extra bedroom
C all 676-9693.
tiers who gathered lor a picnic al ihe
lad's not forget the Mini flower
hull basement
Separate rental on
Pilot Rock
Melvin McDaniel of
Heppner. Darold Hams of Heppner
Mrs Bob Buschke of Hardman. Jim
Hams of Heppner Rita Lovgren of
of Hermiston
ers
recently raffled by the Youth Group
bath.
Smiths host family reunion
Haft winner announced
of St P atrick's Catholic Church
announced a spokesperson for the
Youth Group
The raffle was held to benefit the
and
pine finished, w ith
2 bath
and Ben. Vickie and Rory Snider of
turned home Sunday after spending
town news service
Mike Smith of Heppner was the
winner of the four person river raft,
knotty
Jacobsen and son of Tillamook
Russel and Marty Brannon of Hep
pner Mr and Mrs Harry Snider
ny Lut of Portland. Dick and Kick
Huhl of Koseburg. Steve Stiller« of
Portland. John Robertson and Kar
en Webster of Bend, and Rick Boas
Heppner, 2 bednwim
completely carpeted hom e.
daughter K ellie. Karmin and Randy
Heppner News Bits
Pilot R ock man promoted
son of G eorge F
O verlooking
Y ocom 's mother
Steve fCsthergs have occupied the
Mr und Mrs Wilbur Steugall were
FOR SALE
Mrs Rod Berthold of M aster. Her
man and Mary Blettel and son of
Heppner Mrs Arlelha Brannon and
• Semi transparent color tones enhani e gram
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the year s lowest price11538 6503)
EXTERIOR STAIN SALE
S * l ‘2.501 SOLIDTONE LATEX STAIN
•Id eal for rough saw n su rface s *R « h sobdc.otorst
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beam s fenong etc (5 3 ? 6 2 4 9
s.d*ng panettmg
SM I ‘6 001 SO LIDTO NE OIL STAIN
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cracking end peeling »Recom m ended for stdmg sh akes
fthmgte» fence» (5 3 8 6 4 0 4 )
SAVE ‘5 00! OIL STAIN PRESERVATIVE
p reserves wood •N efurai Sem i transparent co lors enhance gram and
SAVE ‘4 00! CLEAR W O O D FINISH
•M aattam s or resto re * the fresh honey
on new or sbghlfy w eathered s u rfa c e s *
red
* ‘ >ew w o o d • U s e
« n o n g d e c k s etc
(5 3 A 6 9 0 « !
CurroII(leftI and Hazel Bauman, Glenn Cooper, ami Paul Jones
<tn Sunday. July 8.
|<MM Glenn
< «Hiper master of Heppner Masonic
ml Fund Certificate from the Grand
U x lgr of Oregon to Mrs Hazel
l-odge No fin accompanied by Bro
Bauman and her
son Carroll in
(her Paul Jones
memory of C J D
Clarence Bau
marshall of the
man
They were also presented with
a plaque from the Heppner laidge
commemorating his 60 years of
dedicated service to Masonry
Iznlge presented a lifetim e Mrmor
Î J u s t A r r i v e d from Market Sales
MiRABOND
SUNDIAL
5 Rolls beautiful
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2 Rolls
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LATO GLOSS ENAMEL
SALE *7 .95
HEAVY
PRINTS & GLUE-DOWN
COMMERCIAL CARPET
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GLOSS OIL ENAMEL
•H ^ n g io « , « n S ru M o n o w i « t.o S x n M o r
outdoor twrolf»*ng» toy* tool. and ' urmtuf .
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Sale prices good thru Sat., August 4
We’re Coast to C oast and we can help you.