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1 SIX - Heppner Gazette-TImev Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, July I. 19*7 Weddings Papineau — Lexington yard awarded Gilbert Tanya Faye Gilbert and Dennis t.enn Papineau were married June 6 ai the Assembly o f God/Chrntian Life Center in Heppner The bride, given in marriage by Noel Gay Harvhman. Sr., wore a long, white satin and lace drew with train and a chapel-length veil. The bnde'* mother, Thelma Gilbert of Tenino. Washington, wore an or chid three quarter length taffeta gown with tiny embroidered rose bod* Her father i* Eldon Gilbert o f Heppner The bridegroom’» parents are Earl and Charlene Papineau o f LeKington The Rev Doug Akeson officiated at the ceremony Best man wa* Donald Papineau. lone, a cousin of the bridegroom. Bridesmaid was Renea Powell, a friend o f the bride, from Tenino. Washington Flower girl was Jaylcnc Papineau o f Lexington Ring bearer was Bnan Papineau of lone Ushers were Jay Papineau and John McConnell o f Lexington Ella May Florca was soloist. Receptions were held at the Church Fellowship Hall and at the Earl Papineau home following the wedding ceremony. Following a honeymoon to Wallowa Lake, the couple is at home in Pendleton The children of Bert and Genevieve (Jet) Corbin invite you to attend the celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, July II, 1987 Heppner Elks Lodge 2 - 4 p.m. __ w aoaoao o aoooo— ooooocoooo— ooooti H O S P IT A L IS » «1 • .• - a t > :■ ■ ' l ■*V i,. ^ • . ‘ i, - B f - r *» - -# / ». us at 676 9133 r v “ ' " ,•< . B . .A ," i . \ ♦ *■ ■„i ‘ ■ . 1 * r» « t* ? >2 é V / / l i . •/ ,v f 1 *!» # % < « * y , • . m ‘ t* * • > v V' ** ,f- * *>• V' •«■ ■ • • \* . A * • f ï « I* ,v#lS i * / §m * TT. J * ? r> . + . A 'V* ■ I ? Tv *, j , v . > V r Morrow 's unemployment rate fell 7 in May from April's 9 8^ and last May’s 10 2T This reflects a strong increase in Agricultural employment as total wage and salary employment was the same for both May and April, increases in other economic sectors barely balancing out a slight dec rease in food process ing employment WIRE......................... !28'! roll It. 101............................ Tea.' It. 101............................ T ea: It. 133........................... *2“ea. I I I » • Dr. Wallace Wolff, M.D., P.C. Morrow County School District would receive an additional S'9,015 in 1987 88 under the school support plan thaï Gov Neil Goldschmidt has submitted to the legislature The governor proposes adding $30 million in state aid to schools over the next two years About $10 million would be spent in 1987-88, (he remaining S20 million the following year In ihe 1988 89 school year. Ihe Slate would pay about MIS of local Office Open Mon.. Tucs.. Thurs., Fri. 9-12 and 2-5 NON-EMERGENCY CARE BY APPOINTMENT EMERGENCY CARE WHEN NEEDED - 676-9253 For Service on Wednesdays, nights, holidays. & weekends please contact: Pioneer Memorial Hospital Emergency Room 676-9133 (Please restrict emergency room calls to em e rg en c ie s) SUMMER CLEARANCE Fall Stock Is Arriving- Help Us Make Room. ‘“'V - ‘ k ‘ • ' i : ■i:‘. /V r -Í - r .v « * Y M J : \.h * . >: Lexington Grange met on Mon day at 6:30 p m. with a potluck din ner followed by a regular m eeting, Introduced were Frank Halv or sen. o f lone, the new insurance agent for this area and his father Lewis Halvorscn There was some discus sion on a golfing team sponsored by the grange The group was remind ed o f the booth for the Morrow County Fair A short report was heard from die delegates to die Slate Change session Under the lecturer's program each was asked to tell aomething about their "fathers", some were humorous and some quite serious A table top gnll was presented to Cecil Jones in apprccia lion o f his 34 years as a grange agent. It was announced that Pomona will meet July 26 at Anson Wright Park - -Cecil and Delpha Jones were re cent Spray Grange visitors where they attended a social evening and Delpha presented several 23 year certificates and pins ; • -Connie Eng is out and about With the help o f crutches after suf- Venng from a foot injury - -Chuck Peck is spending some time in Hermiston where he is employed -¡-Visitors at the Kenneth Jones home Saturday were his sister Charlene Whitney from Portland, Vicky Bowen and Katie and Bo from Goklendalc. Washington and Stuart and Valda Smith and daughter, Heppner Hotline ' -¡-M ary Nikandcr went to Gresham with Ralph Cnjrn to visit with her son IxRoy When she got there 1-cRoy's wife was in Colorado visiting her relatives On Father's Day she took LeRoy and his sons Alan and Scan out to dinner On Wednesday Mary's sister Winifred came up from Gcarticart to take Mary to her house for a few days On the way they had lunch with Alex and Jo Thompson, former Heppner residents, who live in Portland Winifred lives on a cliff over looking the ocean and has a beautiful view ot the ocean and light house While in Gearhart Mary visited with lots of friends and had a luncheon with a group of ladies. LeRoy brought his mother home Adeine Stone and her daughter Elaine from W ashington and Elaine's granddaughter Daffeny went to Pasadina. California, to visit relatives and go to graduation of the M ethodist M inisters One of Adeine's relatives graduated from the class While in California they visited Disney l.and and Sea World - -On Sunday morning Mary Lea Downs from Milwaukie got up and decided she wanted to go for a Sun day drive and she ended up in Hcpp tier She got here in time to go to ser vice, at First Christian Church She stayed for coffee hour Then she went t o the home of Clarence and Clarice Baker tor lunch with family members There was Connie Baker from Heppner and Ly nda Beaubien and her sons Bobby and Ryan from plan would mean more money for Morrow' County » Sale Starts July 2nd. l ______________________________________ By D elphi Jones tiO A D r A A / f i n By J 1 o / s yc e B r e e d in g 6 7 6 -5 4 0 7 D>i Rogue River Mary I ea is * medical assistant at a Portland area hospital She really liked Heppner and would like to be able to work in the Eastern Oregon area in a small community While in Heppner Lynda drove her around for a tour of the city, hospital, dam and court house When she left she took the Hcppncr Ga/ette and East Oregonian with her -¡-Last week Mr and Mrs. Paul Breeding and sons Cory and Klinton went to La Grande to visit Paul's daughter Debbie who was bom in Heppner While in La Grande they visited other friends Dana Ruhl's grandmother Faye Ruhl of Lexington and great aunt Florence Gray o f Heppner drove to Roseburg recently to attend her wed ding The former Heppner resident married Scott F.ppcrly of Roseburg 25% off ALL summer shoes!! ¡Summer Shirts w ! Shorts * **$ $ *’ ifel -i’ ■ /# * * » * * * # « Cherokee Whimzees Soft Spots Temptations l i t L. 6 Heppner I* • «» » *1 # A M i I* • • '* J !»«• you want lo lake a fast, mating class with wufe appeal from Blue Mountain Community College this fall’ Do you want to teach a fascinating class with wide appeal for Blue Mountain Community College this fall? • you have any Ideas for fascinating Classes with wide appeal lor Blue Mountain Community College to offer this fall ’ LET ME HEAR FROM YOl! MARSHA SWEEK Coordinator for South Morrow County Blue Mountain Community College 676-5039 te C C C C C C C C C C ill fVAN MARTER l& KAHL INSURANCE Mi r*t • lit (Mrs i i trarr PLOYHAll INSURANCE Call Anytime - You’ll talk to Bob or Cheryl Ployhar Our Customers pay our wages and We don’t forget it! ft f( 471 Vi N. Main TRY IIS Heppner 676-5818 Lite * Health * Some * Farm * Disability * Business BARGAINS OF THE MONTH YOUR CHOICE IMPACT/SPIKE SPRINKLER Easy to u w collars adjust pattern u p to a n 86 ft diam w tet cucl* 1160 (J14) DIAL 5" SPRINKLER i sprinklers in one C oven up to Vi ft circle V ft h alt circle 32 It sq uare 15*40 ft lecian g le 6*6 ft »trip 2150 (J15) OSCILLATING SPRINKLER Heart s h a p e d c a m elim inates p u d d lin g 16 sp ray tu b e o p en mgs water saver d ial 1015 (JI6) LIQUID NAILS CONSTRUCTION ADHESIVE EACH All purpose p a n e l a n d co n stru c tion a d h e s iv e Strong a u lc k b o n d in g a n d w aterproof Bonds most com m on building m aterials JO 5 FT. OZ LN 601 BOU) IONE HARDWARE Open: 8 a m. 6 p.m. Monday Saturday - 676 5241 ■ * *• r ’ ;• Can Help You Coming back on Sunday they visited Wildlife Safari at Winston, and their sons Carroll and his wife and Mr and Mrs Frank Hammcll in The Dalles •¡•Sunday visitors at T F. Messengers home were Mr and Mrs Dave Piper and children, his grandmother Irma Kiggins and the intern minister from the First Chris tian Church, Betty and Jana Mai quardt, Mr and Mrs Ray Miller and children of Heppner The group enjoyed dinner and visiting - Rena Marquardt and Billie June Owen and family arc in Texas where they arc disposing of Owens' proper ty there - Doug Marquardt recently was in Portland where he consulted an eye doctor and the fine job she does! lainn Furniture Bar-B-Ques BB(J Tools B ur Killers B ur Sprays Fishing Tackle Rubber Rafis Wie SB Ma n St SUMMER LIVING Coast to Coast " S h o e s for e v e ry w a lk o f life ” + \ ♦ * re* * * # « » school costs. compared to 29% this year, under the governor's plan In his proposed budget, the gover nor had asked for 5486 million in aid to local schools in I987 88. com pared to $481 million in the current year To add another $10 million this year and $20 million in 1988 89, the legislature is being asked to waive the limitation on spending, in order to send the money to local school districts In the first year, the governor'» plan would guarantee that no Oregon district will receive less state aid than it received in 1986-87. "Without this m easure. 143 Oregon school districts will actually receive less in 1987 than they did in 1986," the governor said "That's why it’* so vital." Delpha Jo from Hermiston •¡•Lexington Garden Club will meet Thursday afternoon at Marj Ball’s instead o f at Huber's as planned -¡•Rev Glen Anderson, his wife Phyllis and ttseir children visited in Canada last week •¡•Donna Daugherty from The Dalles is visiting friends in Lex ington and Heppner this week She is staying with her mother Barbara Cutsforth •¡•Leila and Truman Messenger and daughter Betty Marquardt motored to Eugene where they were overnight guests o f Ray Barlow The next day they all motored to Med ford for the 60th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ed Bartow They were met in Medford by their son Gerry and his wife Sue o f Portland, grand daughters Joyce Hughes and Jana Marquardt and great granddaughter Jaclynn Hughes Mr and Mrs Barlow were form er Morrow Coun ty residents W E A P P R EC IA TE Susan Lankford Screen Feed Heppner & Seed Governor's school support 676-9422 \ , ^ V •'•.'iVl'-*’ ; » Fence-Em-In! 'BARBED 'Posts 5 'Posts 6 'Posts 0 Scandinavian history presented Unemployment rate drops . . hi y .i i I*. ,i »;•; June Yard-of the Month winners for Lexington arc Debbie and Vilas Ropp. 240 S “ C " St , Lexington They moved a new double-wide mobile home to Lexington in 1981 and have spent three years developing tJieir yard It has a chain link fence, shrubs, lawn, pink pussy willows, and a pink lilac in front of the fence in railroad tie planters By Delpha Jo n e s A most enjoyable evening was held at the Valhy Lutheran Church on Sunday Those attending visited the cemetery and heard about the beginning of the church Early ministers were met in Arlington and brought by wagon, usually a one night camp out. to the area where each was a guest of one of the families in (he area The building was quite snull but was added to un til it is now a lovely building with a nice kitchen, study rooms and recreation room The history was presented by Holland Bergstrom A devotional was given by the Rev Rick F.vcnson A slide presentation by Kerry Hansen ol the early Scan dinavian settlers, tanning scenes and interview s o f present church members was given Delicious desserts was enjoyed The church group was assisted by the Morrow County Historical Society The door prize was won by Don Peterson All friends and relatives are cordially invited. No ffifts please. f Lexington News Phone: 422-7211 s. Mein Street, lone
