M i l H I h r l l r p p n r r ( i j i r t t r T l m r t . I lr p p n r r O rrK o ti V W d n n d iV S u \ rm b rr i l |*M IUCC begins Soroptimists sttxt' wine, show fashions Advent season lone News The Ion«- Tinted Church of Christ has scheduled special preparations (or the Christmas season on Sunday. Sov 25 Everyone is invitrd to stay alter the morning service for a P«t luck dinner and to participate in the planned activities said a spokes person lor the church Dot and Lew is Malvosen are spen ding the Thanksgiving holiday in Medford On their say home they s ill visit lairry and landa Frock and Pat Townsend in Portland Mugs with a message! C o lo rfu l H a llm a rk mugs make w o n d e rfu l gifts for any ot t aston— o r treat you n a if* Each m ug has its o w n gift box Pric start at only $ r) SO Marianne K.itil left » and her husband Boh take a break from modeling at ihe Soroptimisl sponsored fashion show and sine tasting last Saturday Sov 17 al the Elks Cluh in Heppner Molly Kill pours a taste of sine to Beverly Sherman at the Soroplimist annual Wine lasting Style shos held Saturday November 17 H M C C lists ITianksgiving closures All offices and facilities at Blue Mountain Community College s ill Is* do ed tlirougb the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Nov 22 25 announ red a recent HMCC news release The WcCrae Activity Center will close Wednesday Nov 21. at 4 p m and reopen Monday. Nov 2fi at 6 a m on its regular schedule The college library will close Wednesday at 5 p m and reopen Monday at 7 30 a m also on its regular schedule \ hi rriage Lier uses I he Mormw i ounly Clerk s office at thè Morrus County Courlhouse in Heppner received .in application (or a marriage license from Plllii Mae (irceli .’ I ami David Elorea. Ut. both of Heppner Lexington News II? Delpha Jones Lexington tirange met on Monday evening for a regular meeting start mg w ilh a potluck dinner Kollos ing the dinner Mary tioheen, of llepp nei showed slides of her These are beautiful as well as educational with Mrs tioheen nurrating about the various points of interest A short business meeting was held following program Tun Ackersnn from Porlland, John llobertson from Bend. Mr and Mrs skip Until and daughters. Kick Boss rracie Moore and Mark (iregg of Hermislon have been vistmg at the I. K Kuhl home Mr and Mrs Kd Hudson of La i.ram ie have returned home after a lew days visit at the CC Jones Kanch Mr Hudson and Mr Jones s|M*nt several days at Depoe May last week they visited the Charlene Whitnev home in Portland on Satur day Mmei v a I lenslinger of The I iall«*s is visiting at the home of her daughter and husband Mr am) Mrs Orville Cutsforlh and wilh relatives and friends in Morrow County Dennis Papineau is at home from Ins sununer job in Tkiah Jay Cox. from Hood Kiver and daughtei and hustiand Mr and Mrs lew is fgive from Juneau Alaska visited tile weekend with Mr and Mrs I K Messenger, Sr Mr and Mrs Chas Muchanan. Cleo Hudson ttelpha Jones and Jean Nelson |x-nt Friday in Kichland. Washington and attended the Arts and Crafts show at the fairgrounds Mr anil Mrs Doug Mari|uardt are | of a ion Marcus Kristopher, weighing ft lbs in 02 tsirn at (¡ood Shepherd Community Hospital in Hertnistnn Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kill M Manpiardt and great grantlpar cuts Mr and Mrs T K Messenger of I exington and maternal grandpar ents Mr and Mrs lliddlecomh of I os Angeles Mrs lliddlecomh 1 » visiting and getting acquainted with the new grandson Delpha Jones and ( 'le«> Hudson called Saturday in Irrigon at the Ihe Is .in Hundv home where thev visit VtìV-ti I IN ed Eva Hudson Irnm lai (irande Jo Irvin of Irrigon was also a caller there Mr and Mrs Kill Marquardt celebrated an early Thanksgiv mg on Sunday al their home Those present were Mr and Mrs Kick Marquardt and family from Connell Washington. Charma Marquardt and Mr and Mrs Phillip Marquardt of Portland News has been received in la-xing Ion of the death of a former resident. Kerl Dorniellein Nevada He leaves three children, Johnnie Dornirlle. Judy tiroshen. and Betty Domicile lie was proceeded in death by his wife Eunice Irvin Dornirlle Adventists be^in program Members of the Heppner Seventh day Adventist Church will conduct their annual caroling and ingather ing program every night except Friday* November 2ft through Ileo ember 9. a spokesperson for the church announced recently Conlrihutions received from the public s ill ta* used in community and sorld programs for the needv one scbools Presently, tain hales of clothing food blankets and tents are waiting to la* taken into Ethiopia (»'ginning December 2 The church has been giving special help to Ethiopia for several years, ever since the poten tial emergency was first realized "Once again solicitors will he ringing ec N at Willows (¡range hall Following installation a jmlluck dinner is planned to he followed hy a card parly If you are an elected officer of your grange you are issued a most cordial invitation to he present Holly Ketiekah ledge enjoyed a turkey potluck dinner on Thursday evening at the hall A good crowd was m attendance with much visit ing being enjoyed Kalph Hurcham is confined In his home hy illness Frances and Ken Smouse went to Medlord Wednesday to attend fun eral services for her sister in law u/uifl lo n o r r< »II lone schools have released Ihe following honor roll for the first nine weeks grading period Students must receive a grade point average of t >4o to I»* listed on Ihe "A honor roll Those students are junior E ric Pointer Kreshm rn Karla Davison eighth graders Michelle Heck. Jill Conklin. -3 4 are included on the "H honor roll Seniors Jeff Ball. Eric Cook Kandy McCabe and Mark Meyers Sophomores Ashley Conklin. Deena Hams. Kim McCabe. Patty McKlligntt. Chris Ilea, and Candi Kudisill Freshmen Dick McElligntt Ken snider Kondi Tews and Sabrina White Eighth grailers Hrian Kail and Michelle Papineau Seventh graders Mary Cupps I»»ri McCabe. Darcee Padi»*rg An drea Peden Melissa Unwell arid Amy Wagenhlast î ,u \ I HI-TOP Happy BASKETBALL SHOES U sgii/ln g Mr. Sneeker tm m Nylon & Suede "Shoes for et erv Reg '25* u filk of life" 19 95 Heppner 676 5241 H ard (jillespie and a friend, of Hoardman were visiting this week in Heppner and at the Messenger home in lx*xingtnn Booster Day for la-xington (¡range is planned for Sunday. I>ec 2 Speaker for the day w iil tie Marvin Wheeler of Portland He and his wife Karen are active in the state youth group, and Mrs Wheeler holds Ihe office of Ceres, in the Oregon Stale Grange He is a gospel singer and was second place winner al National (¡range level There is planned other musical numbers and the State Line Grange Kitchen Band A potluck dinner will tie served at I 3npm with the (¡range furnishing the main course 9 . IN TE R N A TIO N A L H ARVESTER WELDER & BATTERY CHARGER SALE BATTER Y CHARGERS IH WELDERS 230 AMP AC-DC 15 AMP WITH 100 AMP BOOSTER Reg 369.50 SAie ®3195° ^ SjVV*- Reg 119 50 $9950 230 AMP AC Reg 219.50 sAvt s189so 40 AMP BATTERY CHARGER & TESTER & ALTERNATOR TESTER Reg 209 50 250 DC & 295 AC s/v t £ « 1 7 9 5 0 Reg 899.50 *7995° OXYGEN ACETYLENE TORCH M C 6 6. Morrow County IGrain Ph 9*9 *22| Reg 269.50 I <»00) 4*2 ?39o $ 2 1 9 5° P O l o i 367 Lexington Oregon »7*39