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S I X Th e H e p p n e r G a ie tt e T im e * H eppn er O rrg a w . T h u rs d a y . N o v e m b e r a. »eeeeeeeeeeee— oeeeeeeeeweeeeeeeaeeaeee— e»eeoee»*eeeeeeeeee< Lexington News liy Delpha Jones WV-HIHV » » » » è###» » » » » #» » » » » # » #» » » » » » » » » # # »»»# » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » Krda Pieper has returned to her home after a itay in St Anthony's Hospital where she underwent ma jot surgery and Pioneer Memorial Hospital where she did some retup eratlng A recent visitor was her daughter. I.a W ile Brown of Sew port. Oregon and a grandson Gary Dick who will remain for a longer visit Marsha Hall will be visiting her this week Mr and Mrs Charles Buchanan. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smouse, Mr and Mrs C C Jones and Jean Nelson are those from Islington Grange attending Pomona at Mik kalo The Joneses and Buchanan motored to Kufus where they enjoy ed the (¿range pancake supper and cards The candle and ribbon party spon sored by the la-xington (¿range, and held at the home of Barbara Cuts forth was well attended Janet Balfe of Anchorage. Alaska is visiting her son Scott, and her parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pal mer While here they all attended the Bea wedding in llermiston Miss Ken is the grandnughter of Mr and Mrs Pulmer and Norma Kea of lone Kobinson and Annetta Padberg At this time the guests were presented gifts The memorial was held with the girls carrying flowers and lighted candles Those taking part were Hilda Vocom. Joyce Buchanan. Vir ginia Peck Prances Peck and the musician. Leila Messenger The President gave a most instructive talk on her projects the Kducational N u n Fund, and Friendship Fund These funds are most beneficial to the lodges, and each Nidge in the state is asked to take part in these projects An election of officers was held with the following elected Virginia Peck. N G . Kathy Tellechea V G . Delpha Jones. Secretary Dorothy Burcham, Treasurer and three year trustee l^t-ila Palmer The next meeting will be the Thanksgiving meeting, and there will be a turkey dinner with the Nidge furnishing the main course and members and their guests bringing desserts and salads Coffee and dessert was served later in the dining room There were visitors present from Bunchgrass and Sans Sour i Gladys VanWinkle from Salem spent several days last week in Heppner and Lexington visiting with relatives and friend* Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smouse have lieen recent visitors to Salem to visit their son. Karl Mr and Mrs C C Jones spent the weekend in Hood Ktver. where Delpha Jones. Wheatland Pomona Deputy spoke at Booster night for Parkdale Grange It was an enjoy able tune for members and guests, with dancing by a group from Hood River, a skit, and special music and a dinner They visited with Mr and Mrs Nmnie Henderson enroule home Visitors at the I. K Buhl have tieen Ken Ackerman of West Linn, and son John Kobertson and Dick Hamrick and son Danny of Bend Guests at the Erda 1’ieper home have been a daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Earl Hall of Portland, and their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs David Wright Kctiekuh Lodge met on Thursday evening for the regular meeting and to plan for the Kchekah Assembly President Sharon Magdens visit on Thursday evening Nov I The card party sponsored by the Krhekuhs was held Saturday with six tables of players present The next scheduled party will he the December 1 at the hall Jean Nelson has returned after a visit with her daughter Kristin at Salem and while they all enjoyed a rest at Lincoln City The Wxington Church now has prayer meetings at the church every Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m and church services in the Sunday even ings at 7 :to There is a Ladies Bible study at the home of Bertha Sager on Thursday mornings Bertha Sager and Betty Mar quardt were tri-city business visit ors last week Mark Piper of California is visit ing his parents Del and Phyllis Piper as well as other relatives Debbie Jones and daughters from Echo visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jo»- Vocom over the we»-kend Leila Palmer and Virginia Peck alt«-nd»-d the Northwest Oddfellow meeting in Pendleton on Saturday There were about 175 |xnplt- present (or the tine banquet and program The speaker lor the evening was Mary Cook executive secretary of the L'nit«-d Pilgrimage for Vouth. from New York City A fine time was enjoyed by all ‘Annie' practice in full swing Hv MtlNlyl E ALLAN Editor's note The following is a reprint of an article Allan wrote for the Hellisch used by permission of the author I Imagine yourself in a world of confusion, dreaming only of the hope that your parents will come for you Imagine the thrill of being rescured by a rich man and living in a mansion a life totally new to you This is what happens to Annie, the title character in the Hrppnrr High Drama Club’s fall musical "Annie "Annie shows a comic strip story of Little Orphan Annie and her exploits with Daddy Warbucks. An nie’s friends in the orphanage, the lady who runs the orphanage and (•resident Roosevelt With tryouts having lieen in early October the cast w ill have about two months of practice under its belt when the curtain unfolds on Nov 2V and 30 Wanda Biley takes on the load as Annie, and her talent shines through on stage Daddy Warbucks is portrayed by Dave Sinkevitch. while Theresa Lindsay plays the drunken Miss Hanmgan Director Larry Cerullo remarked. "It is a pretty big play and there seems to be a lot of enthusiasm for It Our rehersals are early in the morning and some at night and we hope that the enthusiasm rontin ues '* There are over 20 people involved in the play, a group displaying a wide range of talent More student involvement is still needed before production dales mainly help hack stage and with the lighting "At the moment, things are going slow with trouble getting people to rehearsals and trying to get a full hour's work in." commented Cerul lo But the play w ill be super in the end " Annie'" was chosen because of its popularity. it is one that most of the community knows "Attendance to our productions has been low over the just three years Hopefully this play will be more to the public s liking said Cerullo HHS slates open house cafetorium at 7 30 p m for orienta tion said a spokesperson for the event Class schedules will be distributed to parents so that they may attend a shortened version of their son or daughter s classes Heppner High School will hold an uocn house on Thursday . November l i at 7 30 p m Barents and others who may be interested are invited to attend Kv**rvon«* 1 « nvkwl in 10 the Seitz - Currin Aviation Call us NOW for your Fall spraying needs. ‘Professional aerial application Cull Uh at: 989*8477 or 676-9711 ^ a JVe •• "vIVe <»■ dV1 ■ A 1 Fair's point rating increases Mi J l s T IN y W t ( T i l l It Ft IK II The hard w orking Morrow County F'air Board was pleas«-d by the Oregon County Fair Commission s annual report which reach»-d them recently It txxuvled the fair s point rating up 29 points from 859 in I9H3 to 888 for this year Espt-cially praised was the larger participation by Boardman and Ir rigon citizens the outside floral arrangements, the new crafts area, the overall carrying out of the fair theme and the improved organiza tion rtf the exhibits According to Jane Bawlins. fair chairman, any rating from moo to 92(i (mints is called a silver rating This year's 888 is the highest score ever achieved by a Morrow County Fair To qualify for a gold rating and alittlc Iletter percentage of state funds, the fair must score 920 (Kurils which is the goal set for next year's event The rating of Morrow's fair was don«- by John Jiggs” Fisk, chair man of the Or*-gon County F'air Commission, a Pendleton r«-sident, w ho carefully scored it on five major categories management, common ity participation, showmanship, physical plant and a comprehensive summary (Jn the final page of the report ci.ihsitor *tsk states, I saw im provements that have tx-en made since I wNs here in 1980 new l*-nce along the highway, better parking arrangement, the livestock building patnb-d and new sewer lines Also more exhibitors und exhibits from the north end of the county His concluding statement under "overall conditions of grounds and buildings and total and final impres sion'' reads "F'air has made gradual progr«-ss in physical plant maintainance and exhibits since 1980 This shows in the increase in points by evaluators F air is "high exceptional" in exhibits F'air was moved ahead one week this year Budget is so small they can hardly keep up with maintainance of the physical plant ” It has been announced that the 1985 fair and rod«xi will be held simultaneously during the week of August 11-18 SAFE i- a r A C C U R A T E I ¿‘g a l secretaries 97 meet The Pendleton Area N-gal Sec re taries Association will meet on Tuesday, November 20 at 7 p m for a dinner meeting at F'rasu's K»*s taurant in llermiston. followed by a talk by Mike Schaefer on postal regulations and procedures M mu J'J DjUU) Consolidated Report of Condition H A N K OF —— :__ D ¿ a s te rn Oreaon New fabric store opens in lone Sharon Magden. president of the Beliekah Assembly of Oregon, paid her official visit to Holly Krhckah Nidge on Thursday evening Novem licr 1 The evening started with dinner served in the dining room from tables decorated with fall arrangements, floating candles hollowing the dinner the meeting was called to order by the NG la-ila Palmer The President was intro dliced, as was D D P Hilda Vocom of Holly The introduction committee consisted of Delpha Jones. Buth E F F E C T IV E Your Home Owned Independent Bank'1 ARLINGTON, HEPPNER A N D IONE AS OF S E P T E M B E R 30. 19X4 ASSETS i t Darcene Meyers of lone ha* recently op»*ned The Fabric Klo*el in 1 home at Third and " B " Ntre«-ts She ha* purchas«*d partial inventory from the Lustine. Oregon fabric shop which closed in mid October Her stock includes a variety of fabrics and colors including fancy lace, wedding material, uptxilstry fabric, velvet. trims and cralt and Christmas materials Meyers says that she is also willing to display craft item* which she will sell on consignment The Fabric Kloset is open evenings and weekends For further information, rail (22.7538 To our valued customers P jy le u RIETMANNS HARDWARE F Ut ITA C A P T I A L ( (inumili Alm i Surplus.......................... ..................................................................... I ndiiided profits and capital reserves............................................................................................. 958.000 Total equity capital ( sum ol items 23 through 27»......................................................................... 3.4M.OOO Total liabilities, limited life preferred stock and equity capital, isum of items 21.22 and 2k) ...............................................................................................130.«9.000 s< hedule* of loans and deposits bv office when called for are included herein by reference and can be reviewed at the office of the superintendent of banks ('»arc! p a r t y siateti Eastern Star will sponsor a card party at the Masonic Hall in Hepp ner on Saturday. Nov 10. i t I p m The public is invit«*d to come for pinochle, bridge and refreshments ( ath and balance* due from depository Institution* a Noninterest hearing balances and currency and coin I |,|0N.INNI C M W tdM .................................................................... 7.748.01X1 F rdrral funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell................................I. üoo . ihni Loans and lease financing receivables a l oans and leases, net of unearned Income |IH.059.000 b. LF-SS: Allowance for loan and lease losses........................................................... 297 inni d Loans and leases, net of unearned income allowance, and reserve I item t a minus t b and 4 .0 ........................................................ 17,7(2. inni Premise! and llxrd assets i including capitalized t ra in ' ................... Other real estate owned Other asirts................................................................................................. T O T A L ASSETS................................................ L IA B IL IT IE S Deposits a In domestic office* ................................................................................ ' I ' Noninlrrrst hearing .................................... <2> Interest hearing .............................................................................. Other liabilities .......................................................................... I olili liabilitie% < sum of item* 13 through * 0 ) .......................................... N O T ! This report must be signed hv an authorized officer!!! and attested by not less than three directors other than the officer's1 signing (he report Or a g Storm Out of today's circular the following items d id not arrive I we. the undersigned officer!!), do hereby declare that (hit Hr port of Income (Including the supporting schedule* ha* tx-en prepared in conformance with official instruction! and n true to the b«*st of my knowledge and belief Signature uf officer'll authorized lo sign report Date Signed is) Patricia (.entry September 28. 1984 Pate 0 Gonoral Electric Super adio II • 7 2885 $49 88 Name and title of olficrr * authorized to sign report Patricia f>rnlrv , ( ashler A rea ( ode Phone No 503-87 9125 Page 4 WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, VETERANS DAY Â CHEVROLET 676 9108 Fabric Ribbon Fabric Bows Glittor or Glue 6 Inch Flower Pick Deluxe Jingle Beil Assorted Foam Ba'ls Ladies Knee Hi s Page 5 Easy Rack 8 Roaster 89' 1 69 79 ' 4/1 00 79* 20N ott 1 77 1 49 We sincerely apologue and hope this does not in convenience you our valued customers OPEN DÄIIV«) to 9 SUNDAY 10 5 MFRMISTON Pt A2A We. the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this Report of Condition 'including the supporting schedule* and d»-dared that it has tx-en examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and tx-lief ha* tx-en prepared in conformance with official instructions and is true and correct SIGN ATI KF O F DIRECTOR u i I E Dick. J r I * ' Howard Hrvant ' l l G .H P te rio n Stair of Oregon ( mints of Alorrow 11'. sworn In and subscribed helore me this 28th day of October. 19M and I hereby certify lhal I am not an officer or director of (hit bank My commission rvpirrs 7 5. 19X5. Notary Puhlk iai Shirley At t on nor YOUR HOME OWNED INDEPENDENT BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION » I
