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Topic Club receives donations
rhc lone Topic Club met Wexlncs
J j > , Feb 25 41 the borne of Mirth*
Petervon with Frances Carlson
assisting
Each member present gave a
thmbnail sketch of a N«>k »huh thes
thought merited reading Included in
the list were "Upstairs at the White
House" by J B West, "Ford The
Men and Machines" by Robert
1-acey . "Yeager" by Chuck Yeager
and Leo Janos. "Father hood" by
Bill Cosby: "Hold the Dream" by
Mary Taylor Bradford, "lak e
Wohegon" bs Keillor Damson. "A
Short History of a Small Place" by
T K Pearson. "The Story of
English" by Robert McCrum. Win
Cran and Robert McNeil, and "A
Collection of Five Well Known
Stones" by Steinbeck
In igher business an invitation »as
read from the Hookworms of Hepp
ner to attend a joint meeting on
March 51. the city »ill he contacted
concerning putting a circulating tan
in the library, and the librarian
rej»<rted that »e base received dona
lions in the name of Lillie Van.Ness.
a former member
Extension
seeks IFYE host families
The Morrow County Oregon State from shanng your family life lor a
University Extension Service is few weeks with a young man or
seeking families willing to host woman fn>m another nation who has
IFYF delegates this year and in the come to learn about Americans and
future Application forms are Amcnca It s also a time for you to
available from the county Estension learn about their country and way of
life," stresses Bill Broderick. OSU
office
"The greatest satisfaction in ser Extension agent in Morrow County
ving as an IFYF host family comes
IFYEs come to learn and work
with host families under the people
to people program devoted to
Hospital Notes
building international understanding
The visitors don't expect to be
treated as guests, but as a member
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in of
the family who will participate in
Heppner reports admitting and
regular activities of their hosts
discharging the following patients the More
information about the host
dunng the past week
program is available from the
Michelle Smith. Heppner family
County Extension office in
admitted February 24. discharged Morrow
Heppner. phone h7b-dh42
February 25;
Helen Fkstrom. Heppner admitted
Fcbruarv 25. discharged February
2b.
Obituary
Bruce Clement, Heppner admitted
February 25. discharged February
Alice Harrison
27;
Alice P Harrison died Fcbruarv
Jennifer Madison, lone admitted
February 2b. discharged February 14 in Pendleton
She was bom February 8. 1408.
27;
Joseph Papineau, l.cxington- in 1-caington. the daughter of
admitted February 2b. discharged Lawrence and Nellie (Fxkelson)
Palmer She attended school in Irx
February 27. and
Bernice Nash. Heppner admitted ington graduating 1425 from Lex
February 28, discharged March I ington high school She graduated
The following patients who were from Pacific University in 1424
She taught two years in Morrow
admitted to the hospital dunng the
past week were still receiving care County and one year in Cascade
locks There she met Thomas C
Tuesday
Margaret Healy. Heppner admit Harrison They were married June
23. 1434 in Yakima. Washington
ted February 2b.
Emma Drake. Heppner admitted He operated fisheries in Cascade
lavks retiring in 1470 That year
February 28.
Ncola Mackey. Heppner admitted they moved to Boardtiun following
his retirement He died in 1471
March 2. and
She was a member of the Green
Camilla Samples. Heppner-
field
Grange in Boardman and the
admitted March 2
United Church of Christ in lone
Survivors include sons Carlisle of
Hermiston. laiwrcncc of Sand Pi..
Idaho, and Robert of Lexington,
brothers Elmer Palmer of Heppner,
and Kenneth Palmer of Lexington.
15 grandchildren and four
great grandchildren
Funeral services were February 2 3
at Heppner United Methodist
Church Concluding service and
burial were at Cascade Locks
cemetery
Contributions may be made to a
chanty of donor's choice
Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner. was
in care of arrangements
Topic Club adds book to library
lone Topic Club has begun a new
project in its ongoing support and
siperalKsn of the lone Public Library
In an effort to provide the library
with more adult tvxskv each member
has made a commitment to purchase
one new Nu>k for the library this
year In addition, part of this com
mitmrnt iv to read the Nxsk and pro
v ale a one hundred word vv nopvis or
review of the hook to be printed in
the Ga/ettc Times The club hopes
in this was to make the public aware
of these new selections and to en
courage increased use of the library
bs the commumts
4-H Clubs
Two Trackers
Spring is here ami it's time to think
about getting you and your horse in
shape for the summer
Beginning Sumtas Mjrch8. T wo
Trackers 4 H club will meet every
Sunday at 2 p m jt the fairgrounds
pjs ilion Wc w ill continue to work
on gmxl basic riding, conformation,
and ludging." said leader A1 Bra/rll
"For fun we will try some barrels
and piles, roping and maybe a few
games "
Get that horse in. brush off his
\haggs coat and be there. Bra/ell
concluded
North Lex Livestock
By Nancy Morter
The North Ixx Livestock 4 H club
met at the Ixxington school on Feb
22. 1487. at 2 p m
The meeting was called to orxier
by Vice President Rondi Tews and
Secretary l.inda Morter read the
minutes
Old business was brought up and
it was decided wc needed finir or
fisc sheep stands, but no plans have
been drawn up Under new business
the subject of demonstrations and
speeches was discussed and topics
suggested It was mentioned that
4 Hers taking steers should hasc
their animals and the dates for the
weigh in
Also attending was our newest
member Nancy Hailey The meeting
was adjourned
Refreshments were sersed by
Danny Hill
lach hook will be featured tor a
*eek and will be asailahlc on a first
come first serve basis at the librars
Be »atching for upconung selections
and their res lews
lone Public Library is open on
Monday and Wedncvlas afternoons
from 3-5 p m Below this week's
selection is resiewed by Kristv
Crowell This fxxik is now available
at the lone Public l ibrars
THE STORY OF ENGLISH
by Robert McCrum. ilium Cran.
Robert Mac Neil, is a combination
storybook and detective story with
poetry, history, and humor all
included
It traces the roots of the English
language back besontl the Norman
conquest of England I fount! it in
teresting that hie English language
as we know it did not originate in
lingland. but was brought there bs
Saxons ta branch of l iermans) when
they over ran the Celts in the fifth
century
The Nxik covers the growth of
English from those earls beginnings
to its spread into a global language,
one that has. in the last 100 sears,
become a dominate world language
It is an informative, set readable
book
Heppner News Note
lo n e co u p le
attend conference
John and Jean Jepsen of IVibyns
Pest Control in lone attended the
Pacific Northwest Pe\t Management
Conference in Taconu. Washington.
on February 18 22
They heard presentations
public awjrcness of post , v .
liability insurance, proper use i
chemicals ami pesticide resist i
jgrivulturel pests
on
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
BRIAN !
To the greatest
box in the lone
sehool! Love Mom
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BPOE ELKS
Old! timers Nite............March 7th 6:30
30 Year Pins to be awarded
Dinner: Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes
6:30-9:30
Youngtimers come tint!
Installation of Officers............Apr.4th
l.orinc and Leonard Toll of
142 N Main 67frUIHI , ,
Where friends meet
W ox album, s i sited with his mother
Heppner
Menu over the past week Dies also
visited with lonnc's sister Ainu L » o o o o o o o - x x x > o o » d o » » o o o e o o * o 4 o o » o o o o
Green and Ted. Trish and St.u i loll
over the weekend
Alter several weeks of visiting in
Residing. California with her son
John and family, Irene Swanson
returned to Heppner on February 20
• Full gram water repellent leather • Swo r
The John Swanson daughters are
resistant leather insole • Steel shank ti
Kristen, a junior at San Jose Slate
• • H ui| ¡e,1 still h »••
and Kendall, a sophomore at
Iron • Oil and slip resistant sole a n d het»
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Sac ramento Community College
Irene also reports visiting in
Sonoma. Arizona with Ihiroths and
Don Klassen anti in Santa Rosa.
California with Bescrly McMillan
She came home in time to attend
the baby shower given by Sharon
lewis and Karen Thompson tor her
granddaughter Lori Turner Seitz at
the Elks lodge rooms in Heppner on
Saturday jfternoon. February 21
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Durinq Lunch
Heppner Police
Report
The Heppner Police Department
repxirts handling the following
business during the past week
February 24 Motorist assist, took
complaint of Assault IV
February 25 Ihig complaints
February 2b citation issued lor
Violation of the Basic Rule (4b rnph
in 25 rnph /one), citation issued tor
driving Wrong Way on a One Was
Street, assist l ifeguard, assist am
hulancc, assist fire department,
issued Parking citation
March I security check
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