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Weddings
Cardinal Club changes time
for their turkey dinner
The lone Cardinal Club announ
ce* that due to th» -lectrical outage
scheduled for Sunday, Oct 21. their
turkey dinner will be held from 4 to
7 p m instead of 2 p m a> lone
High School
lone High slates
reunion Oct. 20
lone News Hits
lone High School announces the
reunion of classes 19*6.'67. 68 '68
and 70 set for Saturday. Oct 20.
beginning at 7 30 p m at the lone
legion Hall
Classmates will be entertained
with live music by
Major Mo
lion"
Hors d'oeurves will be
served with a no host bar. said a
spokesperson
There will be a
charge of H per person or SI2 for
couples
The club would like to rrmind
everyone that the public is invited
to »pend an afternoon full of fun in
the Casino Koom with good food,
door prizes an auction and enter
tamment for the children
llilloivs Grange hold Oct. meeting
by candlelight
Guests of the Harvey Smith
ranch of lone this past week were
his daughter Virginia and John
Klledge from lj»ke Tahoe. Jan
White of Cortland and l>ea White of
1‘endleton
On Sunday. l» a McKlligott and
Joe McKlligott and family joined
them for a familv dinner
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Willows Grange met on Thurs
day for their regular meeting with
the Master Bryce Keene in the
chair The program was given by
the insurance agent, Duane Hel
seth
The Wheatland Pomona Deputy
spoke a few words on the deputy
school she recently attended in
Portland
Proceeding the meeting a lovely
dinner was served from tables
cleverly decorated in the Hal
loween motif, with lighted Jack O-
lanterns candles and lamps, which
was especially fun due to an outage
of electricity for the dinner hour
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Lexington Grange slates fiddlers’ concert
The Islington Grange invites
the public to join the fun at the Blue
Mountain Fiddlers' Concert Satur
dav Oct 2f) at the grange hall
A stew dinner will be served at 6
p in and the concert will follow at 7
p m . said a grange spokesperson
Reserve your table for Artifactory
Hickey
The Heppner lone branch of Am
encan Association of University
Women is still taking reservations
for table space for this year’s
Artifactory
Connor
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Call Joan Records at 676 52*0
before the November 6 deadline
The 1984 arts and crafts fair will
be held Saturday. Dec 1 beginning
at 10 a m
Lexington News
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De.inn Colleen Connor and Steve Benjamin Hickey, both of Pendleton,
weie n irriedon August 4 1984 at the United Methodist Church in Heppner
I be bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Connor of Heppner and the
g n -m is the son of Mr and Mrs Knoch Hickey of Pendleton
The Rev Susan West officiated at the double ring ceremony
rhe vocal soloist was Ron McDonald of Heppner with Carley Drakr as
organist
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a chapel length chiffon
gown which was accented by rose lace on the bodice and sleeves with a lace
st.ind-up Victorian sty le collar yoke Four tiers of lace at the hem continued
ill - g the sweeping chapel train Her fingertip veil was held in place with a
matching lace and seed pearl headband The bridal bouquet, made by the
g t '- ’iti s mother, was of silk, pink rosebuds, and I tables breath
Penny Connor of Heppner was Maid of Honor for her sister and
Brnli ...... Is were Teri Moss. Portland. Judy Sweek. sister of the groom,
Pendleton and Norma Beier of Pendleton
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e ., i ,reen Pendleton was Best Man. Greg Connor, brother of the bride.
Jim Clark of Pendleton and Alan Simpson, (enterprise were Ushers Kric
( ■'Him brother of the bride, was candle lighter and ring attendant Angela
Gott, cousin of the bride was flower girl
\ rei eption in the church basement followed the ceremony Assisting at
lb' rei opium was Colleen W illiams and Rose Gott. aunts of the bride, cutting
and serving the lovely four tier, fountain wedding cake Grandmothers of
the bride and groom, Mrs Bernice Nash and Mrs Della Hickey poured
Coordinator for the wedding was Mary Ann Palmer, aunt of the bride
I he v oung couple attended a Connor family reunion at the Connor home in
Heppner on Sunday following the wedding, and the honeymoon was spent at
Disneyland
Ilx Bride is a graduate of Heppner High School and the Linn Benton
t nmunity College dental program She was employed by Dr Harper
Jones, orthodontist in Pendleton
Hickey is a graduate of Pendleton High School and Blue Mountain
Community College
Che couple are now living in Corvallis where the groom is attending
Oregon Stale University and is a member of the OSU Track Team
Wedding Announcement
Friends and lumily are invited to the marriage of Jim lamkford and
Nam > McConnell Saturday. Oct 20, 4 p m at the Heppner F.lkx laxlgr
A reception will follow at S p m
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l-exington Grange met on Mon
day evening for the regular meet
ing with the Master presiding A
pot luck dinner was enjoyed pre
ceeding the meeting with Mr and
Mrs Orville Cutsforth as hosts
The meeting was called to order at
which time (he charter was deaped
for two departed members. Maude
Pointer and Norman Nelson
liv e ly music was provided by
Doug Marquardt and Frances
Smouse. with Kenneth and Fran
res Smouse. Geri Martin and Bar
bars taking the offices for the
draping An election of officers for
1985 was held with the following
being elected
Master. Delpha
Jones. Overseerer, Carl Martin;
l>ecturer. Barbara Cutsforth, Sec .
Jean Nelson. Tres . Cecil Jones.
Steward. Charles Buchanan. Ass t
Steward. Kenneth Smouse. Lady
Ass't Frances Smouse. gatekeep
er. Glover Peck. Chaplain. Marie
Steagall. Ceres Geri Martin. Po
mona. Linda Marquardt, Flora.
Joyce Buchanan. (Executive com
mittee Lyle Peck. O W Cutsforth
and Joe Yorom
Installation of
ufficers is planned for Willows
Grange date to be announced later
The Blue Mountain Fiddler’s
concert was discussed for Sal the
20th. and Pomona at Mikkalo the
27th
The fish ball toss held at the
centennial celebration in Heppner
was reported as a great success
home last week where they enjoy
ed some hunting
Mr and Mrs Gerald Messenger
and daughter Geraldine of Port
land were week-end callers and
enjoyed visiting Heppner'» centen
mal celebration
G e n e T im m s is * fd th o r
S e n a to r E d n a a n d G e n e
b u s in e s s w h ile d a u g h te r
W illa m e t t e U n iv e r s it y
W illa m e t t e U n iv e r s it y
Church services are being held
at the I>exington Christian Church
on Sundays with the Rev Jay
Rawlins of the Heppner Baptist
Church officiating Prayer meet
ings are being held on Wednesday
nights
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s son T o h i m a n a g e s t h e ir t a m i ly
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Jean Nelson has been spending
some time at the home of her
(laughter Kristin in Salem
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Mr and Mrs Kd Hudson of
I^G randr visited at the C C Jones
home over the week-end
Kugene <Butch) Sawyer visited
friends in Islington and Heppner
over the week-end from his home
in Burbanks. Washington
Three Links Club met at the
home of Ruth Robinson on Thurs
day of last week
Plans were
discussed for the Assembly Presi
dents visit on Nov I
Refresh
ments were served
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