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Pat Bakers earn Lex. ‘most improved' yard for October
They have added a number .«I
shrubs. flower» and rose bushes
Teresa said many of the starts came
from the yard of her mother and
The Lexmgtwi Garden H uk » ha\ e
selected the yard rtf Mr and Mr»
Pal Baker at IKS W Main as the
'musi unproved" of the season
friends, and a few were purchased
She said a bed at the front corner is
brina planted with things that won't
grow very high so as not to hide the
view of drivers passing by They
plan on adding a few morv flowers
next spring They w ill receive a gift
c e rtific a te from the Lexington
What has tour wheel*. isn't rad, has loads ot
power but no gears. and isn't from Japan?
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The lleppner Harrel Club held
their annual awards banquet on
Sunday Oct 13 at the Morrow
County Fairgrounds The following
winners have been announced for
each group for IttKS
Open Harrels first Mary Ann
Mlinkers $ ko cash second
Joan
Kckinan 56u cash, third
Shelly
Stroeber. Ho cash, fourth ■ Cindy
Slroeber. Liu cash
Novice Barrels
first
Shirley
Marlin. Wo cash second
Diana
Hnefi Wo cash third a tie between
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The Morrow County Wranglers
held their annual awards banquet on
Sunday, Oct 1.1 at the fairgrounds
The following winners in each group
for the I9K5 spring playdavs ahve
been announced
Stickhorse race
first
Angela
Munkers. trophy, second
Casey
Evans, trophy, third
Kathleen
Greenup, trophy. fourth
Annie
llisler. trophy
Seven and under special e ffo rt"
winners Tiffame Munkers trophy,
Mandi G uiterrei
trophy. Brian
I'apmcau
trophy Jacob Sallee
trophy, Jeremy Sallee
trophy,
Brian Knowles
trophy. Corey
Khrmantraut trophy. Shawn llisle r
trophy. Heather Davis trophy, and
Charene Coe trophy
Haunted House
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Lto cash, second
lionita Sharp,
sheet, brush, currycomb, third
liodney Khrmantrout. sheet fourth
Jolene Salee halter, comb and
pick
F in on Thirteen first Michelle
I'apineau. headstall, tiedown and
reins second Christi Stroeber. $25.
third
Heather Kckinan. sheet,
fourth Jason Maben halter, comb
and pick
Fourteen Fighleen first Shelly
Stroeber, $Ui cash, second Cindl
Stroeber. $25 cash, third
Susie
Martin, sheet fourth
Bridget!
Greenup halter, comb and pick
Nineteen and Over first Mary
Knowles. $10 cash, second Joan
Fckman. $25 cash third Maryann
Munkers. $20 cash, fourth Sherry
Kemp. SIS cash
Seven and under
first
Joey
Hoffman $to cash second Kelsey
Kvans, silver cantlc plate, brush,
curry comb, third Joselyn Kvnas.
sheet. fourth
Itondl Kobmson
halter, pick and comb
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.First and second prizes will be awarded,/.
to best in each division:
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Mrs Frances Mitchell has been
here visiting her daughter and
family, Mrs lairene G riffith
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Bert Cason and Scott Cason cele
brail'll their birthdays this weekend
at the homv of their grandmother
Mrs Pearl Cason. Frank Cason and
Shawn Wilson were also visitors
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Weddings Anniversaries
Parlies Birthdays
Halloween
Christmas
Thanksgiving Many More!
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Mr and Mrs Lincoln Nash. Mr
and Mrs Dean Connor. Penny and
Eric, Mr and Mrs Sieve Hickey all
visiled Greg Connor on Sunday and
entertained him with a birthday
dinner in Pendleton
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Susan and Bryan Hargrove from
Klamath Falls spent several days
this week visiting with her parents,
Mr and Mrs Charles McConnell
and family and her sisler and
brother in law Cindy and Charlie
Sumner of Iwxingfon
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Portland Mane Hoskins and Mr
and Mrs James O'Brien from
Salem . Mr and Mrs Craig Munkers
from Hermiston. Gail Howell and
fa m ily . Mr and Mrs James
Terjeson. Mr and Mrs James
Hinds, all from Pendleton, Mrs
opal Carnes from Pilot Hock Mr
and Mrs James Congall, Mrs
Violet Jenkins, her daughter and
baby from otario
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Relatives from out of town here to
attend the funeral of Mary "M u is ir"
Hoskins were
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gift exchange
Door prize was won by Shirley
McCarl
Those present were Ians Allyn.
Dorothy Hurrham, Kula Bloods
worth. Margre Ball. Shirley McCarl.
t.uella Taylor. Kathy Tellechea and
the hostess
The club recently held their third
annual hull) and plant sale and state
it Ihe best ever They appreciate
and thank everyone for |iurtici|ia
lion
The Blue Mountain Fiddlers pre
senteit a Concert at the la-xmgton
Grange Hall on Saturday evening A
stew supper was held preceeding ihe
program The group was fortunate
to hear Dannv Kmert, Oregn state
Junior Champion during the evening
I ’lans are underway for the fiddlers
to return at the same lim e next year
Lavrlle Brown of Newport .and
Marne Hall of Portland were recent
callers in la-xingtnn bringing then
mother, Krda Pieper to her home
after a couple of months visit with
the girls and Iheir families While
away. Mrs Pieper received out
jmlient care atthe Newport and
Portland hosjulals Jenny Sherman
of Hermiston is now living al the
Pieper home to help care for her
October 30 the Garden Bugs w ill
enertain the yard of the month
« Innei■ al the I.O.O.F Hall in
la’ Xington Sue Proudfoot w ill show
slides of her trip lo Kussui Befresh
merits w ill lie served The public is
cordially invited for the evening
la-xington Grange met on Monday
eveing for a regualr meeting
A
[sitluck dinner was enjoyed proceed
ing the meeting with Jean Nelson
and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smouse
as hosts A report was heard from
Charles Buchanan concerning the
Blue Mounluin Fiddler Contest An
Ag report was given by Kenneth
Smouse Under new business, the
follow ing IMS officers w ere elected
Master Delptia Jones. Overseer
Carl M arlin. Lecturer
Barbara
Cutsforth, Secretary Jean Nelson.
Treasurer Cecil Jones Steward
K arl Papineau
Gatekeeper
Charles Buchanan.
Assistant
Steward J im * Yocom L A S llelda
Yocum
Chaplain
Frances
Smouse. Flora
Marie Sleagall,
Ceres
Virginia Peck Pomona
Geri Martin, and Kxeeutive Com
mittee Glover Peck. Ken Smouse.
Lyle Peck C W A Chairman Gerl
Martin, Iz-gislativr Committee
Charles Buchanan. Karl Papineau
ami Carl M artin. Ag Committee
Kenneth Smouse. Lyle Peck and
Jean nelson The Auditing Commit
tee Ken Smouse, Lyle Peck and Joe
Yocom Plans were discussed con
cerning Ihe replacing of the corner
stone A committee was appointed
tu Like care of this
The Soil
Conversation meeting and dinner
will he November 5 al the Grange
II.ill and Wheatland Pomona w ill tie
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A surprise pot lurk dinner was held
[Sunday following church aarvicee
Ifor thr He» and Mrs Bow ley to
[celebrate their birthdays A money
Itn-e was presented to the couple A
|gi»Nl lime was enjoyed hy all
Kenneth and Linda Jonaa w ere
I Portland callers Friday and Sat
I unlay attending the funeral services
I of Linda s .mnt wh-> passed away al
I her home in Alaska
The A m intia Club met at Ihe
I home of Martha Munkers on Weil
I nesd.iv Present for Ihe enjoyable
I evening w ere
llelda Yricom
I Virginia Pock
Padberg
Eile en
I Sheryl Ripple
Vornile
Lovgren
I Bartiara C utsforth arid Martha
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Lexington News
The la'Xington Garden Bugs met
for their regular meeting at the
home of Delta lluber
A report w as heard on the trees lor
the [>ark These have been ordered
and w ill arrive u! planting time in
Ihe spring
The bleeding heart
plants have arrived and planted
The October yard of the month
winner is Betty Christman She has
a large well kept yard and is worthy
of the award This is the last of the
yard of the month contest until
spring The most improved yard of
the season was awarded to Pat and
Teresa Baker at J85 W Main St A
gift certificate w ill be presented by
the duh from Del's Market Second
place went to the City Hall which is
Ihe responsibility of Bay I ’apineau
Match holders which were ordered
for sale have arrived and ure sold
out
The program presented by Kathy
By Justin M iller
Tellechea was on gourds, pumpkins
Two Tiackers 4 II club met Octo-
and Indian corn It was a fun and
her 21 and w ill continue meeting on
informative program She brought
Sundays at 4 p m
samples of each to demonstrate her
All 4 II member» are encouraged
talk
Income to Achievement mghl Octo
The next meeting will lie al Kula
her 27 . 6 30 p in and to wear
Hluodsworth's home
This is a
costumes to Ihe 4 It Halloween party
planned work shop lo make dried
October 27 ut 4 p m Holler skating
will he at the fair grounds annex Christmas arrangements It is time
again to plan for Christinas and Ihe
building
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not certain where they would live so
Heather asked her grandparents
permission to plant It in (heir yard
She carefully attended to it and has
watched it grow into this beautiful
tree
The Crowell» have lived in this
home for S3 years and have three
grown children Howard is retired
from serv ice in the lone schools anil
June is manager of the lone Branch
o< the Bank of Kaalern Oregon Both
have lived in Morrow County all
their lives
Since Jack Frost v islted lone a bit
early this year this wdl he the last
award made u n til the p ro je ct
resumes about the end of February
when early bulbs should lie appeur
ing, said Martin In the meantime
homeowners and renters w ill have
plenty of time to "spruce up" their
surroundings for another year of
beautiful yards in lone and la n n ily
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Costumes Judged
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Howard and June Crowell. Second
and " F " Streets in lone received the
Vard of the Month award for
October from the lone Garden Club
What attracted the judges to this
yard, said Helen Martin, spokes
person lor the club, was the healthy
green lawn that extends from the
street through the parking area,
beyond the see through fence to the
luck of the lot and a row of apricot
trees framing the lime green house
The whole yard is well groomed with
not a weed in sight
Kvergreen
shrubs follow the lol line on the east
end of the yard
A healthy six fool pine tree
planted in the front of the house was
a seedling awarded by the lone
Garden Club to their granddaughter.
Heather Handle, for a first award in
the Smokey Bear. Woodary Owl
Poster Contest five and a half years
ago. when she was in Ihe first grade
At that time the Handle family was
lo ri Hothwell and Bridget Greenup.
horse sheets
Juniors first Christi Stroeber.
Wo cash second Bobbette Angel,
silver headstall th ird
K ris ti
O Hrien. w inter horse blanket,
fourth Jenny Martin reins
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T iffam e
Munkers. barrel racing pad. second
Casey O'Brien, horse sheet and
leather plaque third Staci O'Brien,
horse sheet
fourth
Cherte
Papineau. horse sheet
Wranglers tell high point
winners
Fight Ten first Steve Hoffman.
5:30 to 7 p.m,
Crowell yard honored for Oct.
Barrel Club announces winners
M»tto T«4
Tha new Polaris Trail Boss 250.
Garden Hugs in appreciation of their
work
Honorable Mention goes to the
la-xmgtun Cily Hall Caretaker Hay
Papmeau has done a fine job of
improving the area there with
shrubs and (lowers, said a Garden
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