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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1986)
T t V T h r llrp p a rr l . n r i u T i n n Hrppoer Oregoa. K r fe r u r t V I MM A m erican l^egion aw ards appreciation plaque I d Ren M cD onald Search for volunteers begins The search is on lor volunteers No. not for more work but for some deserved recognition This monih at an awards present ation, the Heppner lone branch of AAl W wiU honor thoae who donate their time and talents to the com mumty If you know of anyone involved in volunteer work please call Karen Beck. «76*01 Jane Rawlins. 676 W3S or April Hilton Sykes. «76*3». as soon as possible T w o appointed to County M useum C om m ission The Hrppnrr American legion Post Saturday, presen ted Hon Mi Donald of Kon Mi Donald Chevrolet in Heppin-e a plaque of apprei latum for hi* help with the legion's annual Hunter * Breakfast MrDonald ha* let the legion use his showroom for the past three year* to put on the breakfast Pictured above left to right are Clayton Sweek. Hon MrDonald. Hob Blue, Kd Baker and Jerry Hood • »eaaaeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee* Lexington News Tarps Cover Trucks , B y D el/) ha Jo n c s 989-8189 •e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e » A regular meeting of Holly Hebe kah l/rdge was held on Thursday The D D P installed (he 1 *6 offic ers with the help of Deputy Marshall Hilda Yocom Dorothy Jackson was initialed into Holly with Delpha Jones ss N G The elected l * f i officer* are Kathy Tellechea N (• . Annetta Padbrrg V G , l>elpha Jones, secretary, and Dorothy Bur rham treasurer The appointed officers are Warden. Kuth Kob’n son. Conductor Joyce Buchanan. Chaplain Gen Martin OSG Donna f’apineau. IS G Frances Peck K S N G l.uella Taylor RS VG Hilda Yocom. tJSVG. Virginia Peck three years trustee Prances Peck Refreshments were served follow ing the meeting Re-D esigning Your Kitchen0 Call Us! ★ Samples * Quote* Lexington Grange is planning a • Valentine" Card Parly on Keb 15 at the Grange Hall There will be prises and refreshments (Carpet <S linoleum Henman t* $10 Mr and M r* John Tellechea were *qyd Values up to $25 sq yd S Leila Palmer entertained on Thursday with a pinochle parly at her home Those attending were, Dorothy Jacks»»; Virginia Peck. Annetta Padberg. Dorothy Kurcham Kathy Tellechea. Delpha Jones. Kuth Robinson, and hostess leita Palmer. High was won by Kathy Tellechea, low Kuth Hobimon, trav eling Virginia Peck and Kathy Tell rchea and door prise Annetta Pad berg Lovely refreshments were served PUBLIC NOTICE C mp0* ft LiMto«« __ tw ain ft Caw * Tilt R Itnftaa F lo o r C o v e rin g «w l G ^tu in r 97$ M U ' s n n n a n » ' u u u u m b n a a n Fvaa Moppnor REW ARD It you dtm t sit* ike, I tan offer important savings on aulo insurance. C l.nm youi reward from; Bob Ployhar Insurance 471 N Mam Bus 676 5818 tin 676 9649 Amrn<!r<l Notice of Flection NOTICE IS HEREBY < . I v I- N that an election will be held in Morrow County School District for the pur pose off electing I director from Zone 1 for a 4 year term , 1 director at large i Zone V I I ) for a 3 year term . I member of the Boardman Irrigon Advisory Committer in position No 2 for a 3 year term , I member of the Boardman Irrigon Advisory Com mittee in position No 5 for a 3 year term; I member of the Heppner Lexington Advisory Committee in position No 5 for a 3 year term, I member of the Heppner Lexington Advisory Committee in position No 3 for a 3 year term I member of the lone Islington Advisory Commit tee in position No l for a 3 year term and 1 member of the lone lexington Advisory Committee in position No 5 for a 3 year term Kach candidate must file a dec I aration of candidacy or petition for nomination with Morrow County (le rk s office not later than 5 00 p m , February 13, 1 *6 Petitions may be obtained at the district office in Lexington, the County Clerk’s office or offices of the Principals of the schools in the county Barbara Hloodsworth County dark Flections Officer Morrow County Published February 3 . 1 *6 40 to 45 % OFF ALL N APA FILTERS 40% O ff Single Filter 45% O ff Case Mix or Match: 45% O ff O ne Dozen Heppner Auto Parts business callers in The Dalles on Friday Debbie Jones and daughters from Kcho were week end visitors with her parents Hilda and Joe Yocom The pinochle party held at the Krbrkah Hall on Salurday night was well allrnded with nine tables of players present Refreshments and prize* were provided High was won by Harold Wright and Alice McCabe, low by John Tellechea and Kathy Tellechea traveling Anna Hall & Ken Palmer The lodge appreciates the attendance to these card parties The next one will be in March Tuesday evening. January IS. the Morrow County Museum Com miss ion met with two new members appointed by the County Court to fill vacancies left by the deaths of OrviUe Culsforth and Herman Green The new member*. Mary Goheen and Barbara Hloodsworth, join continuing court appointed members Ida F a rr* Alma Green. Kenneth Smouae. and Irene Swanson There was discussion concerning the name of a seventh and final member of the commission to re place Delpha Janes who had re signed A list of names was agreed on which will be submitted to the County Court for consideration The two museum employees. Jo hannr Wood and Rachel Harnett, meet regularly with the commission on the third Tuesday at 7 30 p m of each alternate month The public is welcome to attend these meetings i H ( n elected (or 1 *6 are Alma Green. chairman, and Mary (iohren secretary Other business considered last week included the gift of two lots in Hardman from the late Josephine Woolery Conway, a discussion of the Museum Trust Fund which is adnun uttered by the County Treasurer the business of making sure that all old copies of county newspapers are preserved on microfilm and the repairing of a leak in the building roof Chairman Green says nothing new has been reported concerning the robbery of the museum which took place last summer when the lib ra ry Building was entered through its back wall Heppner Happenings By M ary B ryan t 676-9493 Friends of Mrs Alice Soward will be interested to know that following major surgery last year, shr is now at thr Heritage Retirement Center. 1777 So Curtis Road. Boise Idaho. 13706 She is confined to a wheel chair, but has her own room and bath and is close to the lounge and dining room In a phone call to her daughter. Genevieve, it was revealed that M r* Oma Cox is now in a nursing home where she will be for approximately ten days, after which she will return home She has enjoyed receiv ing the cards from her friends and would appreciate people keeping in touch An interesting sidelight of the wrestling match on Monday night was thr observ ation of one teenager Hr insisted that the biggest portion of the audience was "little old ladies " liegree of Honor met at the home of Mrs Martha King last Tuesday evening Aftrr s short business meeting, delicious refreshments were served by the hostess Some how Mrs King always makes meet mgs at her house something special Petr and Mary Haynes, formerly of Lonerock and now of Baker, are keeping busy although they are officially retired Mr Haynes makes violins and other instruments which are fashioned out of beautiful woods They are much in demand and a visit to his workshop is quite interesting Mrs Haynes makes quilts and dors many other farms of needlework In their home, they have an extensive display of Indian artifacts and antiques they have collected Mr Haynes. 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