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IM4 Front end specialist joins Les Schwab team Engagements L e x in g to n N e w s H y Delpha Jones VHV-HIHV Th«* C W A ol the Lexington Grange m rl at the home of Gen Martin on Tueaday for the regular meeting The devotional w ai given by Marie Steagall A report waa heard on the »air Booth, that the Grange has won the Sweepstakes award A thank you w ill be written to Didier »'rutt Stand in Irrigon for the fresh vegetables and fruits given for the booth The flea market planned for September has been postponed until a later date There is to be a booth, (fish pond' at the Centennial Celebration in Heppner Committee is Fallen Kennedy and Virginia Perk A c.indie and ribbon party is planned as a money making project October 23 Creative stitrhery w ill be the program for the November meeting at the Delpha Jones home This will tie for the afternoon Don't forget the Blue Mountain »Tddler'i Concert to tie held October 20 at the la-xington Grange Hall The next meeting will tie at Joyce Buchanan s w ith »'ranees Smouse offering devotions Charlene Whitney, now of P ort land. spent Thursday visiting her parents Cecil and Delpha Jones Mr and Mrs Boh Taylor have returned from a week's vacation which took them to Troy, Oregon where they visited Mr and Mrs Gene F'argant. then to la-wiston. Clarkxton. Payette Valley, and to Arco. Idaho, where they visited the Bill Dyer fam ily, to Sun Valley Idaho and the Markay Challis earth quake area Mr and Mrs Henry M Breeding and daughter Janet were weekend callers in la-xington and Heppner They with her mother. I.ydia Wilson, attended the Pendleton Hound I'p and Happy Canyon on Saturday Dennis Papinrau spent the week end in Tacoma visiting friends Three Links Club met at the home of Kathy Tellechea for a regular meeting on Thursilay afternoon The meeting was presided over by the chair. Dorothy Burcham Plans were made for the first card party of the winter months, which w ill be Saturday evening Oct 6 There will la* pinochle and prizes and refresh inents Plans for an election day dinner were also discussed and a committee appointed to plan it The next meeting w ill tie at the home of Leila Palmer Refreshments were served to Dorothy Burcham. Kuth Hobinsnn Annetta Padberg. I>eila Palmer. Virginia Peck hostess Kathy Tellechea and the Mr and Mrs Bob Taylor spent Sunday in Hood Kiver where they visited their son and fam ily Mr and Mrs Bill Taylor Cecil and Delpha Jones visited Norman Nelson on Saturday who is a patient at St Anthony Hospital William West, husband of Millie Yorom West, has enlisted in the U S Army and at present is stationed at »’ort Benning. Georgia Martha and Gary Munkers and children are settled in their new double wide trailer on their lot in la-xington Mr and Mrs A! Brarell and children are settled in their new double wide trailer on their lot in la-xington Hence and Jack Yocom have had as house guests the last week her parents Mr and Mrs Bud Eddy and niece from Denver. Colorado Mr and Mrs T K Messenger Hetty Marquardt. and daughter Jana joined Mr and Mrs Gerald Messenger lost week for a few days vacation at Wallowa Lake Mr and Mrs Clay Grace and daughters returned to Corvallis, where he is attending school after visiting relatives in Hrppner and la*xington The potluck dinner at the la-xing ton Church on Sunday was well attended and an enjoyable time for all Mr and Mrs Raymond have moved a trailer to the Christman lot and w ill tie making their home here Lavelle Brown from Newport and Marsha Hall from Portland visited their mother Erda Pieper last week Kvelyn Mauratt of Spray is living at the »:rda Pieper home and helping care for Mrs Pieper le t's not forget the Garden Bug plant sale at the Kebckah Hall on September 26 Debra Johnson and Johnson — Terry Starr Starr Mr and Mrs William B Johnson of Bend announce the engagement of their daughter Debra Ann to Terry liean Starr of Boar dm an Starr, the von ol Mr and Mrs Charles Starr lone, is a teacher at Sam Boardman Elementary in Boardman Miss Johnson is a sophomore Elementary »Education major at Eastern Oregon State College A June 29 1965 wedding date has been set Lankford — McConnell Opal McDaniel Cook leathers has anndunced a celebration Sunday. Sept 23 at the Hermiston Senior Citizen Center from 2 -4 p m in honor of her sister »lisie McDaniel Leathers' WMh birthday All friends and relatives are invited to attend Opal requests "no gifts " Appreciation potluck set l»v J l STINK WEATHEHFORD The Morrow County »'air Board and tfw »'«ir CommlC.ee sent out letters last week to all who helped with the 1964 fair inviting them to a Sunday afternoon Pair Appreciation Potluck Dinner on September 23 beginning at 1 30 p m The meal, punch, and coffee will be furnished by the Pair Board, families are asked to bring desserts or salads The board asks for sug gestions for a better (air next year Those planning to attend the din ner are asked to telephone the Pair Office at 676 »47« or Jane Raw lins at 676 9435 Circuit Rider to visit Heppner Mike Hanna "Circuit R ider", for Congressman Bob Smith w ill hold a public town hall on Tuesday, September 25, at Heppner, City Hall Council Chambers from II a m to noon The public is urged to attend and communicate their thoughts, ideas or problems to Hanna, who will relay them to Congressman Bob Smith, said a spokesperson for Congressman Smith Lt. Col. attends war college Marine Corps LI Col Lonnie M Myers son of Mr and Mrs O L Myers of laiGrande. is attending the U S Army War College at Carlisle Barracks. Pa The 10 month curriculum of the Army's senior school prepares of fleers of all the serv ices, as well as civilian officials of the Kederal Government, for top level command and staff positions with the armed forces throughout the world reports a news release from the Army and Air »'orce Hometown Directorate The students work on broad fun da mental problems relating to national security affairs Recognized leaders in their respective fields contribute to the course as lecturers, consult ants snd panelists His w ife, Jacquelyn, is the daughter of Robert B rin d le of Pendleton snd Pstricia Brindle of Heppner He is a 1965 graduate of Eastern Oregon College. LaGrande ■ Something new in C m a tilla County a folk festival You are invited to participate in the Harvest Sun »'oik »'estival in Hermiston October 5 and 6. said Gail Gibbard. spokesperson for the festival It starts with a concert F riday. October 5. at 7 30 p m at the Armand lairve Jr High Auditorium The concert features Dan Maher of Ihillman. Washington, an energetic and audience involving folk singer, and Woodputtv a four piece ver satile group from Portland Both do a variety of Celtic, sea shanty and contemporary folk music Publicity 1 halrman Morrow ( o. ( ow Belles The Morrow County Cow Belles should mark September 20 on their calendars because the General Council Meeting for a ll state Cow Belle* w ill lx- held at the Alad din Desert River Inn in Cmatilla An executive hoard meeting w ill bo held the afternoon of September I# with the general session starting at 6 a m on Thursday. Sept 20 There w ill be an OCA and OCR tour of the Chateau St Michelle Winery on Wednesday- evening, September 19 Motel reser vations should he made directly with the Aladdin iB-sert Inn Plans for the meeting include a discussion on plans for the Region V meeting to be held next April in Klamath Kalis, voting on a specific name tor the organization ifor the name change motion to be voted on a at the convention in November further discussion on the quilt pro ject, and a report on Washington cow Belle projects from their state president, Karen Kubenser Oregon CowBelle Quilt Project Plans are still going ahead for the quilt project planned as a money raiser for the CowBelle National Cook Off bid Even though we did not get the 1967 t ook Off bid. if w i were to try again, it would be in our favor to have the actual money in the bank W e would also be able to fund travel to a National Cookoff for some Orego 1 Cow-Belles and to help fund (¿erda Hyde the year she is our national president The project as planned, would be to auction off 55 squares in this quilt to various ranches throughout the state F'.ach successful bidder would be able to put their brand, name, and : • : Treated w ith V ita v a x 0 200 Certified A Registered, Of Course! Remember It is against Oregon l.au to sell seed u ith jointed ¡loutgrass. — W ® a re a G O O D p la c e fo r ■ August 15th Thru Sept. 28th MONDAY THRU FRIDAY HOURS: 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday. October 6. bring your family and plan to spend the day at McKenzie Park in Hermiston The day's activities are free and include arts and crafts, food booths, two music stages featuring P acific Northwest folk music performers, and contra, square and circle dance workshops At H 15 Saturday night. Linda Vmyard from Seattle and Bob Nes bit from Portland will ki-ep crowds dancing to contras and squares For further information call 567 2073 or 567 6552 KILN DRIED FIR AND LARCH possibly the date the brand was recorded in their square The four corners and center of the quilt would tx- slightly tugger than the rest and would tx- a ranch or farming scene of the buyer s choice When this quilt is finished it will be a permanent hanging in the Oregon State Capitol building It will also tx* possible for up to four ranches to go together to buy one square Plans are for this quilt auction to be held at the annual convention in November during Western »'un Night la xa l CowBelle President Judy W right will have further information on the quilt project Wo hope to see some Morrow County businesses and ranches represented in the squares on this quilt Much prepara lion and plans have gone into this project and it should lx- a beautiful quilt for our State Capitol building PRICE/ THOUSAND LENGTHS 1. 2x4 Farm Packs 8 /2 0 95 00 2 2x6 Farm Packs 8 /2 0 95 00 3 2x8 Farm Packs 8 /2 0 95 00 4 2x10 Farm Packs 8 /2 0 95 00 5 2x12 Farm Packs 8 /2 0 95.00 6 8 / 4 Dry Fir Rip 8 /2 0 150 00 7 4 4 no. 3 btr 8 2x4 thru 2x10 no 9 4 /4 x 6 ” thru ^effect for Fencing Fir 3 Dimension 175 00 Fir 12 ; Rip Stock 6' thru 17500 16' 12500 ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALES PRICES QUOTED ARE PER THOUSAND BOARD FEET For information call 503-676-9183 (ask for Bob or Ned) KINZUA CORPORATION Rt. 2 Bo* 2100 Heppner, OR 97836 FOR SERVICE YOU CAN DEPEND ON 'Hill 81 & Stephens SEED! : KINZUA YARD SALE October festival slated Holly Kebckah Ixxlge w ill meet Thursday evening for a regular meeting The Rev Ed and Mrs Cutting visited many friends in Heppner last Saturday and Sunday when they were houseguests of Ida Karra On Sunday they both attended the ser vices at the United Methodist Church where they served from June 1969 until June 1976 The Rev- Cutting took a small part in the service which was conducted by the Rev Paul V laiKue from Portland in the absence of the Rev Susan West, Sunday morning. Sept 16 The Rev and Mrs laiKuc former ly served the Pendleton United Methodist Church He is now the Oregon director of Habitat »'or Humanity, an ecumenical Christian mission Stub law is has joined las Schwab Tire Center in Heppner a* a front end specialist la-wis comes to Heppner from the TYi-Cities area where he worked the (vast four vears a s a front end man for la-s Schw ab there In all le w is has 30 years experience in front end work la-s Schwab in Heppner offers front end alignments, brakes and shock work Nancy Ann McConnell and James Ray l^n kford. both of Heppner announce their engagement and coming marriage The future bride is the daughter of James and Sally McConnell of Bellevue Washington The future groom is the son of James and Patricia lainkford of Heppner The couple w ill la- married Saturday October 20 in Heppner A private wedding will tx- held at the Heppner Elks Ixxtgi- with an open reception to follow Heppner News Bits Edith Stanton celebrated her lOSth birthday Sunday . Sept 16 with a potluck dinner at her Walla Walla retirement home Area residents who attended the celebration were her sister Ethel Robison. »Ethel's daughter Vern Batty. Elma Harsh man and Komona and Bud Marshall Sub Lewis W e Are The Team You Can Depend On For All Your Farm Chemical N eeds! • n h -3 • Farm Chemicals MC 6 6 Morrow County [Grain Growers™ Ph «89 8221 ERIC ANDERSON I (8 0 0 ) «52 7J96 » • Liquid & Dry Fertilizers • Variety of Application Systems WE N O T O N L Y SELL THE P R O D U C T -W E SER V ICE IT T O O y o u fo p u rc h a s e y o u r t e e d . 422-7204 «Aqua A P O k x »7 L e x in g to n O re g o n 9783»
