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Or. «un M rd n r.d i), April I t . I W
Local agency receives award
Lexington News
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Son of local woman given proficiency
award
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Pvl David K Hall, son of Klòun
Hall of Alsea. and laiKayne Howman
u t Heppner has bern awarded thè
Kxpert Infanlryman Badge al Stho
field Barrai ks Hawaii
The badge is thè Army's highest
non combat proficirncy award (or
m fantrym en reporl» thè Army
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B y I trip ha Jones 989-8189
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Virginia Peck. iK-lpha Jones. Julie
Stevens. Verna Bnnda met Sharon
Mahan in Heppner on Tuesday
morning They enjoyed breakfast
and a visit Sharon had visited with
Verna on Monday, as she was a
former acquaitance having visited
in Heppner with relatives
Three Links (Tub met at the hall
on Thursday with the chairman.
Dorothy Burcham presiding
The
day started at 10 a m with a
thorough cleaning of the hall, fol
lowed by a sack lunch
Virginia
perk installed the following officers
for the coming year Delpha Jones
president. Joyce Buchanan-vice
president, and Kathy Tellerhea
secretary treasurer A card party
and luncheon were planned for
Monday. May 6 starting at 10 30
a m with lunch served al noon and
cards until 2 30
There will be
prîtes
The committee for the
luncheon is Kathy T ellechea.
Virginia Peck and Gen Martin
A Mother s Day food sale was
planned for Saturday. May 11 at
Del's Market
The meeting was
adjourned
The following ladies
were present
Dorothy Burcham.
Kathy Tellechea. Virginia Peck,
Delpha Jones. Frances Peck. Josie
Peck Donna Papineau, and Buth
Bohinvm who won the door prue
Swanson
Swanson Insurant'«" Agency in lonr has been awarded a plaque hy Crop
Mail ManaKrmrnl. the second largest crop insurancr company in the U S ,
for Its volume in crop insurancr sales Swanson Insurancr ranks among the
lop 25 agencies in the nation and ranks first in Oregon in sales volume for the
company.
"Crop Mail Management does a tremendous job holding seminars for
agents to keep abreast of changes," said Jim Swanson "We are pleased and
proud to have received this award "
Heppner FFA
brings home honors School Lunches
lit M i H I A R IL L
On Friday, April IS. IS members
from the Heppner KKA Chapter
attended the Oregon Beef Improve
ment Day in llermiston
Heppner
took second place in '• advanced
contest with a score > ■ "
oinls out
of a possible SIS)
l or Heppner
(ireenhand team placed second in
their division with a score of H2o
points There were eight teams in
each division
Noella Hill placed second overall
with a score ol 287 out of 300 and
Theresa Lindsay placed tenth over
all with a score of 281 of of : mmi
There were 175 individuals partic
ipating
In addition to judging cattle, the
KKA members also heard speakers
who discussed the beef cattle inJus
try
Mclaiughlin of Milton Freewater
won first place in both divisions
The Kiverside Chapter of Koardman
placed third in the advunced divi
sion The I ’endleton KKA Chapter
placed third in the green hand
competition Other teams participa
ting in the contest wen i>rm iston.
Klgin. Baker, and Cofl ig<* Grove
Other members from Heppner
who participated were. Mike Van
Schoiack. Susie Martin. Andrea
Bull.
T am m y
Hays,
T rav is
Harrison. Kevin Hughes. Steve Mil
ler. Steve Currm. Angie Ashbeck,
Jim (la r k . Dorothy Hays. Stacey
Kennedy. Sandra W attenburger,
Paula H e a lh e rly , Cindy Davis,
Cathy. Murtin. Theresa Lindsay,
Joe Taylor, and lairan Hayes
l i t P I’ NKK H it.II M WOOL
Monday. April 29 fish nuggets,
french fries, toast, trest fruit, and
milk
Tuesday. April 30 lasagna. t rench
bread, salad, gelatin, and m ilk, or
salad bar and milk
Wednesday. May 1 May Day
lainch
Thursday. May 2-piua, mixed
vegetables, applesause. and milk,
or salad bar and milk
Friday. May 3 cooks choice
IONK SCHOOLS
Monday. April 29 fish nuggets,
tarter sause. blueberry muffins,
green beans, and apple halves
Tuesday . April 30 hamburgers,
tator tuts, carrot and celery sticks,
tomato slices, peaches, and milk or
salad bar and milk
Wednesday, May I pitta, tossed
salad, pineapple, and milk
Thursday. May 2 fried chicken,
potato salad, carrot sticks, bread
and butter, oranges and milk
Friday. May 3 - chicken noodle
soup, ham and cheese sandwiches,
peanut butter sandwiches, crackers,
dill pickles, bananas, and chocolate
milk
FFA banquet
Heppner FFA Chapter is planning
it 's Annual Farenl Member Banquet
for April 30 at 6 30 p m in (he
Heppner High School Caletorium
The banquet will fealure a guest
speaker and slide program in add
Ition lo FFA awards
(Questions concerning the banquet
may be addressed to Roger Kecords
678 9138
Jean Nelson and Delpha Jones
visited Greenfield Grange on Sun
day at the open House
Mr
Donovan a member of the Hoard
man City Council gave a most
interesting talk on the goals for
Hoardman lor the coming year, and
named the various committees A
lovely solo was enjoyed, and Ihe
Kitchen Rand played several num
bers
The Wheatland Drpuiv
Delpha Jones, talked on the Grange
and their goals and explained how
the two could work together on their
planned goals The square dancers
from Hermiston had several num
hers after which cake and punch and
coffee were served The cake was
lovely with the Grange insignia and
various animals, combined with
wheat decorations
The members of the rountv Bud
get committee were present Jerry
Peck, and IxiKayne Bowman gave
interesting break downs and ex
plained the newly revised budget
Mr Bowman was also present for
the afternoon
Mr and Mrs Kd Hudson of lai
Grande sprnl several days this week
al the C l ’ Jones Ranch
Lexington Grange met on Mon
day night for a regular meeting
The evening started w ith a Chinese
supper cooked and served by landa
and Charles Hutchinson The pro
gram was an interesting and rduc
tional session with slides and a talk
by Jim VanW'inkle, who also an
swered questions concerning nox
ious weeds in the home gardens and
the range Jim is associated with
the » m l control district for the
County
A distinguished guest,
Sharon M ahan, Oregon State
Grunge Deputy, from Ontario was
escorted to the Master’s station
Following the business meeting she
gave a few chosen words concerning
the Grange and its importance lo the
community
A regular blood pressure clinic
will be conducted May I from 2 4
p m by Health Nurse Pal Wright
The Thursday Socials will be
hostessed by the SKventh day Ad
venlist women's group for the month
of May
Some gallon-stir plastic
milk cartons wilh lids a rr needed for
crafts Anyone able to donate some
of these should bring them to the
Heppner Neighborhood Center
Plant sale slated April 30
lone Garden Club has
chosen
Tuesday. April Ml for it's annual
Plant Sale to lx- held at lone la-gion
Hall from It) a m to 3 in p m
Annuals perennials, h e m e s ,
bulbs, shrubs and treces that have
volunteered or proliferalrd in the
yards of eluh members will he sold
at very reasonable prices with a few
specially Items of less abundant
supply costing more said a club
spokesperson Succulents, supervi
sums
thens A chicks), herbs,
ground covers, and plants appro
prialc for rock gardens are some of
the plants that will he available
Color identified chrysanthemums
have been a popular feature of the
event for many years
Pie and coffee will also be sold and
the members will answer garden
related qurstons as lime and exper
tise allow continued the spokes
person
Telephone orders may be placed
before the sale by calling Jean
Nelson 98» 8188 or Delta Muher
9898107
Contributions of excess plants
from non members who would like
to share in this way will he gladly
accepted
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A public hearing will lie held
Monday. May 6th. 1985 at 8 00 I' M
during the (Tty of Heppner Council
meelmg at (Tty Hall, 188 W Willow
Street. Heppner. Oregon on Ordi
nance No (59. an ordinance amend
ing Ordinance No 348. changing
Permit Fees for Periodical Solid
tation Copies of the ordinance will
be available for rev iew at City Hull
prior to It being presented for
enactment
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Neighborhood Center News
Adult and Fam ily Services coun
sclor Janet Phillips will lie at the
Heppner Nnghliorhood Center on
Wednesday. May I from 9 a m to
noon Applications for food stamps
may la* po ked up ut the Center
liefore that day m i that the needed
illa tio n is .nailable for proi es
sing and uppointm enls may la- kept
The caseload has picked up and
there are s till only three hours
a I lot led to clients
Bedding Plants
Karl Miller visited at the C C
Jones ranch on Sunday
Mr and Mr s Charles Buchanan
have returned home from Portland
wherr she was consulting a physi
cian
Jim
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