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Guests of Mr and Mrs ('has
Buchanan over the holidays »are
her mother Sarah Simonson, a
daughter and son Kathleen and
Trevor Smith, a son Dan Lusby and
a cousin and wife Mr and Mrs Bill
Gilbert All »ere from the Portland
area
Mr and Mrs Franklin Messenger
and children from Aloha and Mr
and Mrs Gerald Messenger spent
Friday and Saturday in Islington
visiting friends and relatives
A special Thanksgiving service
»as held Wednesday at the Friend
ship Baptist Church in Lexington
The Rev J Ho» ley delivered the
message
Mr and Mrs Kandy Hughes en
trrtained »ith a Thanksgiving din
ner at their home Present were
Betty and Jana Marquardt. Mr and
Mrs Jim Hloodsworth and children.
Mr and Mrs Dave Piper and son,
Mr and Mrs Kay Miller and child
ren, Mr and Mrs T K Messenger
of la-xington, Mr and Mrs Clay
Grace and children of Corvallis. Jim
Marquardt and Matt Hughes of
Hoardman
Mr and Mrs Bill Klinger and sons
spent the holidays visiting at the Bill
Padberg and John I>edbetter homes
The Amicitia (Tub met at the
home of Betty Christman on Wed
nesday evening for the regular
meeting Those present were Bar
tiara Cutsforth, Betty Mills, Behe
Munkers. Verna Brinda. Vonnie
Lovegren. Martha Munkers and
Belie s sister who was visiting Horn
California Martha won low and
Barbara high and pinochle
Frank and Ruth Robinson. Frank
and Marion Robinson, Wayne and
Donna Papineau and Mr and Mrs
Medlock from Spray were dinner
guests on Thursday at Gayle and
Ihm Papineaus in lone
Mr and Mrs Mike Burcham from
Enterprise visited his parents Mr
and Mrs Ralph Burcham and all
enyoyed dinner with the John Telle
chea family
Mr and Mrs C C Jones spent
several days with their daughter and
family at Itepoe Hay Also visiting
were Mr and Mrs G E Irvin from
Irngon
Mr and Mrs Eldon Padberg spent
the holidays with her sister and
family the Dean Ausmans in l.e»is
ton
Don't forget Booster Day at the
Islington Grange on Sunday start
ing with a potluck dinner at t 00
p m Speaker Marvin Wheeler,
Multnomah Pomona Master and
member of the State Youth Group
Everyone is cordially invited
Don't forget the Kebekah Card
Party Saturday at 8 p m
Mr and Mrs Rick Pieper, grand
son of Erda Pieper. visited her lately
bringing the great granddaughter,
to get acquainted with her grand
mother
Local News
Bits
A guest at the Mildred Padberg
home Saturday Nov 24 for a belated
Thanksgiving dinner were her son
and his wife Mr and Mrs Edwin
Tucker of Salem, his son Eldon
Tucker of lone and Eldon's family.
Mr and Mrs Bob Teigs and sons
Bobbin and Steven of Palouse.
Wash . Teresa King, and her daugh
ter Sabrina and son Bryan of lone
Drop in guests were Mr and Mrs
Archie Padberg Jr of Boring and
their daughter Sandy Proffit and her
family of Portland
Dinner guests at Mildred Padberg
home Sunday, Nov 25 were, Mr and
mrs George Hinton and Mr and
Mrs Gene Cole of Heppner
Justice Court
Report
Just'ce Court at the Morrow Coun
ty Courthouse in Heppner reports
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
James Matthew Healy. Umatilla
with criminal negligence Shooting
from a Public Roadway *38 fine
Virgil Leonard Dechand. Hermis
ton Improper Passing. *36 bail for
felted
James Robert Jepsen, Gresham
Possession of an Open Container of
Alcoholic Liquor Beer1 *30 fine
Duane Clarence Blalack. Prine
ville with criminal negligence Vi
olation of a Cooperative Road Clo
sure Restriction driver *40 fine
David Glenn Garrison. W’dlamina
Defective Equipment. *36 bail for
felted
Thomas John Hughes, Fossil Per
milling an Unlicensed Driver to
Operate a Motor Vehicle. *15 fine
Keith Papineau. l^xington Dis
obeyed Stop Sign. *31 bail forfeited
Kermit John Schneider Portland
Violation of the Basic Rule 4J mph
in a 25 mph rone'. *21 fine
K o N -rt \ Markrl. Jr , Madras
with criminal negligence Hunting a
Prohibited Method No Elk Tag *36
fine
Kerry Douglas Carter. Salem with
criminal negligence Violation of a
Road Closure Restriction passen
ger, *42 fine
Michael John Gartner. Silverton
with criminal negligence Violation
of a Road Closure Restriction driver
*42 fine
Michael S Woody. Oregon City 11
legal "U" Turn (15 fine
Socarro Garcia Jarrell. Hermis
Ion-Suspended Operator's License,
*135 fine w ith criminal negligence
Violation of a Road Closure Agree
mrnt *40 fine
Rohert Peter Dupirak. Fossil with
criminal negligence Violation of a
Co operative Road Closure Agree
ment. *42 fine
Cornelius Onufrei, Portland with
criminal negligence Hunting a
Prohibited Area. *42 fine
Thomas John Crowley, Clacka
mas No Trailer lacense, *26 bail
forfeited
Karl Douglas Familia. So [.ake
Tuboe. California w ith criminal neg
ligence Possession of a Falsely
Applied for Resident Hunting Licen
se and Elk Tag *185 fine
Gene Leonard Mantel, Eagle
Creek with criminal negligence
Failed to Validate Deer Tag. *59 bail
forfeited
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Marcus Kristopher Marquardt a
son Marcus was born November 8 at
Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermis
ton to Linda and Doug Marquardt of
la-xington He weighed 6 lbs 10 oi
Grandparents are Bill and Kena
Marquardt of LetUngton and Ed and
Joan Biddlecomb of law Angeles,
California
Great grandparents are Truman
and la*ita Messenger of (.exington.
Confine Kmmerson of Rosemead.
California
Great great grandmother is Enid
Biddlecomb of V4hitler, California
W hat's Your
Opinion
Hospital Notes
The following patients were repor
led as receiving care at I’loneer
Memorial Hospital during the past
week
Robert l-arson, Spray admitted
November 19. discharged November
23.
Melissa Chamberlain. Heppner
admitted November 20, discharged
November 21. and
Melinda West, lone admitted Nov
ember 20, discharged November 21
vjuestion D o you think there has onts who is in charge of table
been more interest in this year * reservations for AAUW There
Artifactory than in previous years’ " should ta- a lot of new. interesting
"A lot more people from out of things this year " Joan's son. Jef
(own have reserved tables this year (rev just smiled his agreement
than in the past " said Joan Rec
Marriage Licenses
When
it comes
to
health care,
there’s
no place~~
like...
The Morrow County Clerk's Office at the Morrow County Courthouse in
Heppner has received the following application for a marriage license
Luther la-on Reeves. Jr 32. San Diego California and Marla Marie
Hranstetter. 29 Pendleton
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Ill Years \ g o
November 28. 1974
Because of (he rising costs of food
Neighborhood Center Director l‘at
Bnndle put out a plea for help so that
the Center could continue sponsor
ing meals for senior citizens
Heppner city council was to const
der the issue of parallel parking on
Main Street at a fK-eemtier 2 meet
ing
Dorothy Krebs of lone gave a
slide illustrated talk on the opera
(ton of a large sheep ranch at the
Chamber of Commerce meeting
25 1 ears Ago
November 26. 1959
Assistant County Agent leader for
Oregon, Charlie Smith, was the
The type gremlins have been at guest speaker at the Farm (Tty
work in the Gazette Times office banquet attended by nearly 125
again Much to our chagrin, an item persons His message. Though
in last week's la-xington News read.
Mary Goheen of Heppner showed there are many less farmers in
slides of her These are beautiful as Oregon than there were fa) years
well as educational with Mrs Go ago, they are just as important to the
heen narrating about the various slate s economy as ever
points of interest " Now this is not
Pacific Power and Light < oinpany
the way our correspondent. Delpha
Jones submitted the item And all of construction crews were pushing
us here at the office realize that it is steadily ahead on the installation of
quite unlikely that Mrs Goheen high capacity power facilities at
would show color slides of herself to Jordan substation two miles east of
the Lexington Grange let alone point
out the arch of her eyebrow, the line lone
Bol) Van Schouick ticca me the
of her jaw. or the twinkle in her eye
The slides were taken on her county's "top elk roper" when a
latest trip to Russia and Siberia
Those were the words which were
omitted from our copy, not intention
.illy, we assure you Please accept
our si n cere apology for the error and
our thanks for being such a good
sport
What will those gremlins do next’
Oops !
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DOOR!
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Births
Lexington News
Hy Delpha Junes 989*8189
t lr p p n r r
Ti unes
young elk i all was discovered (ccd
mg in a Stubblefield along with bis
ca ttle
With the help of the game
commission, arrangem ents were
made to send the two and a half
month old animal to the Portland
Zoo
;ai Years \go
Tri-County Home
Novemlier 29. 1934
Pleas for vigilance against the
Health Agency
inroads of communism being made
in the I tilled States, and for a return
Serving Gilliam,
to the God ol our forefathers, were M orrow
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lumberjack evangelist, before the -,
Lions Club Monday noon luncheon "
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