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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1986)
I he Heppner Gazette I lines Heppner, Oregon V\ednesdav, December 3, IW ti * f l \ E ' 7 'i B L e x in g to n N e w s m B H l Christinas tret? lighting Friday Bs IVlpha In n o H olly Kchckuh Lodge met recently for the regular meeting and T han ksg ivin g potluck dinner Folltvaing the turkey dinner for m em hert and guests a short business meeting was held with an election o f officers for the coming year N G is Annetta Padherg. V G lu c lla Taylor, Secretary Dclphu Jones. Treasurer Dorothy Hurcham and three year trustee Kathy Tcllechea The D D P urg ed the members to learn their work for the coming year The next meeting w ill he Thursday. Dec 4 and w ill he the quarterly birthday party M r and Mrs Joe Yocom were Seattle weekend callers taking their daughter M illie and her husband Bill West and their daughter Oils ia to the plane enmute to their new home in Anchorage, Alaska where he w ill he stationed While the family was visiting here, the Yocoms entertain ed M r and Mrs leland Jones and daughters, from Pendleton. Debbie Jones and daughters from Echo. Jack and Renee Yocom of Hcrmiston and Bev and Eddie Gunderson from Heppner M r and Mrs Mike Bure ham were guests o f his mother Dorothy over Thanksgiving Kenneth Jones touted them for dinner on Thursdas Betts and Ma* Breeding and daughter Jeanette from Gresham and Lola Wilson from Portland spent Thanksgiving at the Tom Wilson home in Heppner and visited triends in Lexington - Richard and Fran Peck and children enjoyed Thanksgis ing at die Bert Peck home in Hcrmiston Bill and Bonnie Klinger and son . Lance were callers at die home of his mother and stepfather Bill and An netta Padherg Joyce Buchanan has been visiting in the Portland area Sharon Robinson from Eugene visited her grandparents Ruth and Frank Robinson -Sharon and l.a w crcn cc Schoonover and their small daughter were Lexington callers this week lairry Henderson of Hood River was a Lexington caller and visited with M r and Mrs Lyle Allen one day this week Don't forget the Rebekah Card Party on Saturday evening at 8 p m Lexington Garden club w ill sponsor an outdoor Christmas decoration contest A $15 prize w ill be awarded the best lighted and best unlightcd display in Lexington Judging w ill be December 20 Chamber Chatter Bowling News /in state The Good Hands People. M CG G 32 20 The Dregs 31 21 The Gutter Dusters 2*) 23 ihe Puts :t The Hi H os 24 26 No Pin Hitters 2' 29 I he Hopefuls 20 '2 Beechers Alley Cats 20 32 High team game The Gutter Dusters - 383 High team series The Gutter Dusters Ihl2 High game Sonia Smith 192 High series Phyllis C ole 31b Splits converted Phyllis Cole 6-7-10 and Neoma Bailey 3 6-10 23 Won I ost No. Two 32 16 No Si* 32 16 No Eight 27 21 No. Three 25 23 No. Seven 23 25 No One 23 25 No. Five 15 W 32'4 No Four 14*4 33W High game A Haslord - 18 T and J Tanory 204 High series E McRoberts 5CT7 and J Tanory - 519 High team game No Two - 745 High team series No Two - 2147 Spare! Imers November 25 Won I list Peterson's 36 16 TJ's Camera 32 20 Gardner's 31 21 Les Schwab 26 26 Ten's Processing 23 29 Central Market 22 30 B lw k M l l u*v i 21 II Bud's Pub 17 >s Splits converted Bonnie Campbell 6 7-9 K) High game Theo Greenup - 203 High series Inetia Cantin - 552 Remember when we were young ’ Time seemed to stand still while we waited for spec ial events to occur or to get older Now our calendar pages seem to flip by almost as fast as the minute hand on a clock Guess that s what keeping busy does tor a person Chamber has a full schedule this month December 9. flank Dennis w ill be doing the program on the new Tax Reform Law Elementary sclvool students w ill get us in the Christmas spirit with carols on December 16 Following their performance. BMCC will s h o w the video. "K e n Blanchard s Du- One Minute Manager " This video has created a revolution in manage ment theory on m o tiva tin g employees IVcember 23. Fred l.undin. OSC Extension Service, w ill report on the Morrow County Agriculture Survey conducted by OSTJ last year Chamber supported the county survey December 30 is the fifth Tuesday, meaning no Chamber (.«Hiking ahead, be sure to mark your calen ilars for Chamber o f Commerce Banquet. Tuesday, January 13, 1987 Thought for the Week W e write our own destiny we become what we do " Each time we speak, vote, take a stand, express an attitude, we are writing Heppner's destiny, as well as our own Cherry Webber's afternoon kindergarten class enjoyed a pumpkin pie The Heppner Morrow Countv Chamber ot Commerce is again sponsoring an Indoor Outdoor Christmas I ighting Contest in Hcpp ncr this year, a chamber sjvikesper son has announced The ludging committee w ill be circulating around town Sundav IVv 21 to select the wlimine displ.ivs Bv J list Ine Weatherford It is good to read and hear that the remodeling ot the Heppner Hotel into senior citizen apartments and an area senior center seems set to begin li was most disappointing to have the Hoardnun Hcrmiston area rated as se cond choice tor the contemplated construction of a superconducting super collider Again the "less remote" W illamette area got the top rcconuttcn dation inspitc ot the work done by the Malt Dohcrtv led I astern Oregon task force Now we've come into Ihc month to be tolls and to also continue out up predation and thankfulness for the great world we'se been given and tor the Iriends and families which mean so much to each ol us Almost eserv church, lodge and soc i.il organization is in gear to have a Christnus parts The usual delightful annual programs w ill take place in our sc hinds With the successful Ag Dav meetings, work shops and hunquet successful ly passed, the I 'th annual Artifactory s time has come Fifteen years ago when members of a small, new brunch o f A A l \A here began a pre Christrrus sale o f used hooks and a tew he interlude gifts, thes never realiz ed bow their efforts could blossom Die addition of the garden c luh's ( ireens Workshop and Ihc great display and sale of art works hy the so talented artists of this counts have helped to give more interest and excitement to the Artifactory Sec you there this Saturday at the counts fairgrounds M E M O R IA L S E R V IC E S W IL L B E H E L D O N T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 4, 1986 M eboum e Boyer Charles Buchanan Fred Funk Glenn Jones John Nielson Cecil Sharp Harvey Smith C al Sumner Rod Thomson System 601 by Realisti! 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