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laidy of Angels Catholic Church
Due to a church scheduling con
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Kdmundson and Mark Smalley has
changed from 3 p m to 5 p m
Again someone has taken the time
carolers and each room is decorated Saturday Dec 2 * It will hr held at
to place a Chnalmas tree on the roof in the Christmas Motif including
of the fit) Hall As one drives into Christmas trees, a beautiful hand
taron. a real welcome and cheer> made nativity set and many elves,
years of mounting coats
sight through the 104 and »now and Santas, reindeer etc . a really lovely Several
declining sales brought the lone
one must not for|(rt the beautiful setting for a party Kefreshments and
Annual. The Ionian, to a
star at the la-xmgton Airport To all were available throughout the even Schools point
in September IMS. said
who have taken the time for this fine ing and each guest received a IMS crisis
isor to the group. Anna Morford
Christmas cheer the community is
Christmas mug and glass with the adv
little money for publication, the
"thankful " A beautiful lime is the highlight of the evening the gift With
lone High School Student Council
Christmas holidays with lighted exchange Prizes were won by appealed
all classes and organiza
home and lovely tree* in the win Aloina Padberg high. Beebe Mun lions for to advice
and help Each
dows and the feeling of caring kers second high Lucille Massey class
contributed 10 percent of their
sharing and great love
low
funds to see the continuation of the
continued Morford With
Lexington («range met on Monday
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Henderson of yearbook
help of interested business con
evening for the regular Christina» Hood Kiver visited Thursday at the ¡he
tributors and some fundraising
meeting A fine dinner was enjoyed ('( Jones home on Sunday the events,
staff hopes to meet the
at 6 30 p m followed by the Christ Steort Smith formerly of Hermislon post of the
publication set at around
mas program Special music was visited at the Jones home
provided by Cherlyn Smouse and
Mother Frances Other entertain
Mrs Iceland Jones and infant
men 1 included group singing led by daughter visited her parents Hilda
Linda Marquardt with pianist !>»ug and Joe Yocum for a couple of days
Marquardt the story of St Nick by from her home in Pendleton
Cherlyn Smouse A Christmas story
by Stuart Ihrk. Christmas treats for The PNG Club met at the Cecil
the small ones, a reading by Drlpha Jones home on Tuesday with a
luncheon meeting at 12 30 The
Jones and closing group singing
A short business meeting was held house was decorated in the Christ
Swifty Seamstresses
with the nomination of officers for man motif and each guest has a
By Phoebe Block
state officers and the regular bust small token at the luncheon table
Swifty Seamstresses 4 H club
ness It was announced that Gen An exchange of gifts was enjoyed
Marlin will be the CWA Pomona An election of officers was chairman members brought their sewing
Chairman for I9H6 A gift exchange Joyce Buchanan, vice chairman boxes to the last meeting so that they
was enjoyed with the gifts being Hilda Yocom, secretary treasurer could he checked by leader Joyce
hand made by the giver There were Virginia Peck The door prize was Hughes
several
guests
present won by Virginia Perk Those Those attending the meeting were
present were la-ila Palmer, Kuth 1-aurel Chrisy . Tammy. Sherry . and
The Amintia Club yearly Christ Hobinson. Donna Papineau. Joyce Phoebe
mas w as held at the home of Mr and Buchanan. Viriginta Perk, Hilda The club's next meeting will be
Mrs Bob Lovgren on Wednesday Yocom, guests Annetta Padberg January it im *. Members will Iwgin
evening The yard has two large Kathy Tellerhea and the hosts working on projects for the Morrow
decorated trees with hand made Dorothy Buchum and Delpha Jones Countv Fair
in Hermislon A reception will follow
in the church parnsh hall
All friends and relatives are
invited to attend
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Fluids plaque yearbixik at lone
Entrepreneurship class active
P E T T Y J O H N 'S
Larry, Kerry, Jo,
Howard. Buck,
John, Pat & Judy
The tl stockholders of the lone
student corporation. Products of
Pride, received dividend checks last
week following a decision by the
class Board of Directors to pay a 50
percent dividend reports a PoP
spokesperson In previous years the
student corporation declared a ilivi
(lend in mid January, but postponed
payment until later in the spring
May this lie
holiday lu
reinem lier, filled
with the charm
uf cherished
traditions •••
new-found hope
and happiness.
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the happiest holiday yet'
Missy, Kaedene,
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Kay & Jerry
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•v*fy
L e ts build together for the
future of our children and the
strength of our nation.
A very prosperous
New Year, all. ••
In last week's news, in the account
of the Degree of Honor Christmas
parly I neglected to add that we had
a party crasher Shortly after the
meeting started. Alice Soward from
Boise. Idaho called to add her bit
She stales that she is in her wheel
chair pretty much of the time, but
she was in good spirits and it
certainly added a lot to the party
Thanks, Alice, for the wonderful
surprise'
Be» Don Shelton and his wife,
Delores held op«‘n house for the
members of the ileppner Christian
Church on Friday night Kathryn
Hoskins report* that there were lots
of gixNiies and it was a most
enjoyable evening
Mrs Frances Mitchell and her
granddaughter. Charlotte, are visit
mg at the home of her daughter and
son in law, George and Lorene
Griffith, of lone Mr* Mitchell is the
sister of Mrs Hoskins
Cornett and Florence Green have
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returmsl recently from a tour that
look them to Las Vegas for the
National Kodno Finals Mr Green is
reported to tie feeling quite well
after his serious surgery earlier this
year
Mr and Mrs Kverett Keithley will
have a guest for the Christmas
holidays, their granddaughter. Tina,
from l !tah Tina is the daughter of
the former Janet Keithley . daughter
of the Keithleys
Mrs Carl McDaniel will meet her
daughter. Georgina, in Arlington,
tomorrow She is coming from her
home in Salem for the holidays
College students seen home for the
holidays are Michael Bergstrom,
David Green Dennis Warren, and
Jim Cason I'm sure there are many
others and would welcome calls
from them of their parent* telling of
their activities
Merry Christmas to all
e send warmest
^ wishes to all our
faithful friends for a
bright, glowing holiday
lone Hardw are
Butch & Helen, Loren & Della,
CXina & Tonya, David & Loa
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Y u le t ille wen%on
Commodity
‘giveaway’ siateli
Cheese, flour, and honey will be
given from L! S Department of Agri
culture surplus at the Heppner
Neighborhood Center on Monday.
Dec 30 from 9 3 0 a m 4 p m to
thoM- who meet low income guide
lines
Proof of address and income is
required Those who are not able to
come to the Center must get notes
fn»mthe Center designating who is to
pick up the items and return the
notes with information of address
and income proof
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Drainage, Culverts,
Aireatlon
N .C .G .G .
GREEN FEED & SEED
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Jock & Ruth,
Tom & Shannon
MAY THE
BLESSINGS
OF THE
HOLIDAY
SEASON
BE YOURS
Burdine Tullis. extension agent
with the Morrow County Extension
office, has been elected president of
the Heppner Morrow County Cham
tier of Commerce for IM 6 She will
replace Doug Smith 1985 president
Serving with Tullis for the year
will be Judy Buschke first vice
president. George Koffler second
v ice president, and Justine Weather
ford secretary
Hy Mary Bryant
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Heppner Happenings
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This year the corporation paid the
dividend earlier, following the sue
cessful conclusion of the first four
months of operaton
Silkscrrened sweatshirts with an
original design by Sandi Wright
were marketed through October and
November, continued the spokesper
son Novelty wooden picture
frames, a wooden duck pushtoy, and
canvas book bags were successfully
marketed in December
The next product, in the planning
stages, consists of a card file box
with a collection of favorite recipes
and Morrow County historical trivia
While the recipes are being collected
and typeset, the class will engage in
manufacturing the boxes at the lone
High School shop Shareholders of
the corporation have been inviteli to
submit their favorite recipe* but
anyone is welcome to join the fun by
sending their unusual, unique or
historical recipe* to Products of
Pride at Box 167. lone One Swedish
recipe that has been handl'd down
for four generations has already
been promised
Members of the class this year
include juniors Deena Hams. Candì
Kudisill Patti McKlligott. Sandi
Wright Kun McCabe, and senior
Bod Taylor Marvin Peterson and
Anna Morford team leach the
course a joint offering of the Indust
rial Arts and Business Kduealion
departments at lone High School
Tulli» elected ‘8b
Chamber president
$1500 for the IM6 hook
The first major fund raising event
is planned lor January 3. IM6. when
the Annual Staff will sponsor a
Spaghetti Feed at the first of the
home games played by the high
school teams Though few in num
her the Annual Staff is hopeful that
their efforts this year will end deficit
spending, putting the yearbook back
on an even financial footing vete
ran staff members Patti McKlligott
and Deena Ham* will be assisted by
Brian Ball and Dustin Padberg in
compiling the 1M6 yearbook
REJOICE