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H r p p n r r ( ¡ ■ / ( ( I r - T i m n , H e p p n e r, ( b r y o n W e d n e sd a y. Sep«ember 14, 14*7
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Back row from left Margo Sherer, board
member. Marianne Kahl. board member. Pat
Hyatt, second vice president Molly Rill, presi
dent. Jackie Allstott. regional delegate Front
row from left Joyce Hughes, corresponding
By Avon Melby
Meppner Chapter of Soroptimist
International w ill have a hu\y year
under new President M olly Kill
" W e arc going to keep up on our
service projects, hut we arc also go
mg to have a fun y e a r." Kill said
laist year a fund was started,
under president Ann Spicer, to
Hospital auxiliary
to meet Sept. 23
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develop the C its and Hazier Park in
Meppner Construction o f a ga/eho
is one possibility A scholarship for
continuing education for an adult
woman was also started These ac
1 1 vitics w ill be continued
Also the club w ill sponsor a sty le
show m November, join the l.ions
Club m a December fruit sale, ami
take part in the St Patrick's Day
(named "Peach Face” am i" Ban
d it" ) were purchased with donations
fro m friends and relatives o f
residents througfuHit the community
Seventeen people turned out to
help sand the nine greens at W illow
Creek Country Club The |ob was
completed about 4 p ni I'he greens
arc now in very good condition
Lunch was served by several of
the Ladies
the following members donated
their lime to complete the job Vcr
na Brinda. Barb Cutsforth. Fldon
t.»ilbert. I.ilecn Padhcrg. Sherman
M urray. Doll Campbell. Harriet
I vans. Darrel Wilson, la-s Paustian
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the Heppner Hiyh School Clo\s of /V67
\u>uU like to thunk everyone who contributed
enthusiasm. organization, and participation to ^
the success of our 20-yeur ( law reunion.
Special thanks to " Vie Henchmen' con ^
vivf/Mv of ( /</s\ members: Royer ¡conni#, Tim ¿rÿ
Smith. Kathy (Melby) Hoskins, and yuest.
Chuck Selson for pmvidin# the y real m usiiinul
entertainment which was appreciated and en- ,
Joyed by all.
See You In ’92/
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Delpha
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A lovely PNG luncheon was cn
joyed on Saturday at the home of
l.uella l aylor when she and the co-
hostess Kathy fcllechea entertained
the members The salad luncheon
was greatly cnioycd, alter w huh a
short business meeting was held with
the Chairman. Ruth Robinson in the
chair It was announced that this
group would entertain neighboring
clubs some lime in the spring of
I9HK A card party for the benefit of
the PNG was suggested The door
prize was won by Annelid Pad berg
1 he afternoon was spent in v isiting
P N G 's
present
were
Donna
Papmcau. Ruth Robinson. Annetta
Padhcrg. Dorothy Burcham. Dclpha
Jones and the hostess Kathy
Icllcchca and I uclla lay lor The
nexl meeting w ill be at the Jones
home with Dorothv Dunham as
co hostess
J ik - Yocom has returned to his
home after a stay in Pioneer
M em orial Hospital and St An
thony's Hosptial
Harsh of H an») I* tavern is a pa
licnt in Pioneer Mem orial Hospital
recuperating from an accident near
his home one day last week
The G W A activities of the le x
mgton (irange met at the home of
Ruth ansi M arilyn Bergstrom on
Tuesday o f last week with a lovely
luncheon Plans were discussed for
the Blue Mountain Fiddler's concert
scheduled for (V toher 24 at the
grange hall A slew supper with
homemade rolls and coffee w ill he
served Pomona (irange will meet at
the l^xington (irange October I I
with an election o f officers, and
committees were appointed to look
into this dinner Fun music was cn
joyed from tapes, and much visiting
was enjoyed as well as a recipe ex
change Those present were D o rm
G ra v e s , Jean N elson. Freida
Slocum. M ildred W right. Frances
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We recently notified all consum ers of a rate increase to take effect
with the O ctober 1987 billing.
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m ight have. Please plan to attend
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who w ill serve in the year w ill be
DtRayne Bowman, first vice presi
dent. Pat Hyatt, second vice presi
dent; Cmdee Henderson, recording
secretary . Joyce Hughes, correspon
ding secretary. Judie l^iughlin.
treasurer; Jackie Allstott. regional
delegate with Barbara Bloodsworth
as alternate. M argo Sherer and
Marianne Kahl as hoard members
Lexington News
We have established the dates and places o f the meetings, they are
as folow s:
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Jan Paustian. Flmcr Palmer. Jo Pet
tyjohn. I.arry Warhurton. M ike
Doherty. Fari Fishburn. Charlie
Kawlms. Dorris Graves
That notice stated that meetings would be held to explain the in
creases and receive input from the consumers.
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celebration Sales w ill be held at »
flea market and Artifactory to raise
funds for the many projects and ser
vice donations assisted throughout
the year Pic and food sales w ill he
held on special dales
Members also attend, and the club
pays for expenses, at district.
Greens sanded by volunteer help
Pioneer M em orial Hospital Aus
diary w ill have its first I all meeting
Wednesday, Sept 23 at noon at
Kate's P i//a A business meeting
w ill follow a no host luncheon
Tw o new residents have heen add
ed to fhe nursing home To the cn
joyment of everyone two Lovebirds
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secretary; Cmdce Henderson, recording
secretary. Terri Cutsforth. new member; and
Judie Laughlm. Treasurer Not pictured is
LoRayne Bowman, first vice president
regional, national meetings and con
ventions throughout the year One
member. Mary Goheen. has attend
cd two intcmalHinal meetings
Three meetings are held each
month, on the first three Thursdays,
with lunch at the Elks C l.u b In
teresting programs have already
been lined up for the year Marcia
Kearney, district ranger with the
llk ia h Dale D istnci o f die U S
Forest, w ill speak September 17
Claudia Hughes. Chamber Manager,
w ill speak on October H. Jan
Stroeber. beautician, w ill present a
d em o n stratio n
O c to b e r
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November 12 the club w ill hold a
White Elephant sale and study
o rg a n iz a tio n a l
le a d e rs h ip .
November 19. Pat W right. C«>uniy
nurse, w ill give a program In
December club member Marlene
Gray w ill present a program, and
grade school youngsters fn»m Hcpp
ner w ill present their choral group
singing Christmas vmgs. an annual
event and one o f the highlights each
year In January Jeff M an ley. coun
ts mental health director, w ill speak
January 10 Kandall Peterson will
talk on Jewels January 2 1
The first Thursday o f eac h month
is a business meeting Other officials
Smouse. G e n M a rtin . Barbara
Cutsforth. Delpha Jones. M arie
Steagall and the hostesses A mosi
relaxing and enjoyable day was cn
joyed by all The next meeting will
be at the home of Anita Boyer at the
Ixxington airport
V en ice H endrickson from
Pendleton was a caller at the home
of her daughter and family M r and
Mrs J«*e Yocom last week She has
been recuperating from injuries
received in a car accident some time
bask in Pendleton
I he Three I inks Club of Holly
Kebckah Lodge met at the home of
Dclpha Jones on Thursday for the
regular meeting with the chairman.
Delpha Jones presiding It was an
nounsed that the State President.
Mabel Montgomery w ill visit this
lislge on Tuesday. (X tober 20 Plans
were discussed tor this visitation
with the group doing the re
obligation ceremony A dinner was
planned lor b p ill after which the
program will be enjoyed before the
regular meeting Committees were
appointed to decorate. cook ets The
date of I uesday . Nov .1 was chosen
tor the regular food sale and bazaar
at the lodge, and pinochle in the
afternoon It was also anmninced that
the first card party of the season will
be- Saturday. Oct 1, with 1-cila
P jlm cr and iXirolhv Burcham as
hostesses I he food project for the
neighhorhmxl is again in force and
food is brought to each club
member Anyone wishing to donate
may leave with any lodge member
or with the chairman Ruth Rtibinson
The next meeting w ill be at the
Robinson home The door prize was
won by Geri Martin Plans were
made for a cradle shower honoring
M rs Jack Yocom (Renee) at the
Cecil Jones home on September 2K
A nyone w ishing to attend is
welcome Present for the afternoon
w ere L e ila P a lm e r. A nnetta
Padhcrg. l>orothy Burcham. Venice
Hendrickson. Frances Peek. G en
M a r tin .
H ild a Y o c o m . F ula
B loodsw orth and the hostess
Refreshments were served
M r and Mrs (ieralsl Powell of
Kelso. Washington, were Lexington
callers Sunday at the Ed Hunt and
Cecil Jones homes Mrs Powell is
the former Joyce Pomeroy and en
joyed driving around renewing in
her mind the homes o f friends and
relatives when she used to visit here
with her parents Maude (M c M illa n )
Pomeroy and Elmer Pomeroy
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M r and Mrs Ken Palmer have
been visiting at the mountain home
in I'kiah and doing some needed
' work at the place
1 - Ixxin gton Grange w ill meet on
> Monday evening for the regular
meeting I'he program tor the even
ing w ill be a talk by Deane Seegcr
on the Finley Buttes solid waste
disposal plans time lim it, and to
answer any questions Anyone in
(crested in this program is invited
Most of the grange programs are
open to any one wishing to attend
only the meetings arc for members
only A pot luck dinner w ill be serv
ed at 6 30 p m
-:-Jim Tcllcchca is wearing a cast
on his arm to help with the mending
o f a pwtintul wrist He and his mother
Kathy and grandmother IXmHhy
Burcham were Pendleton visitors on
Thursday where Jim received
medical attention
Party Anim als
Some of Jim Thompson's friends got together last week and
decided to throw Jim a birthday party Cake, punch and cookies
were served up for Jim (3rd from left) at Farley Motor's
showroom
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By Joyc* Branding 678-5305
The W ilson's had a family reu
nion at Anson W right Park over
Labor Day weekend In attendance
were M r and M rs Max Breeding
and children Don and Janet from
G resham
I olah W ilso n from
Beaverton Mabel Corley . I kiah.
Mr
and M rs
Frnic Pcnteost.
Prmcvillc. M r and Mrs Bill Wat
son and children. Pnnev illc M r and
M rs Floyd W ilson. M r ami Mrs
Lloyd W ilson and children. M r and
M rs
D ustin T ho m as, Kamny
W ilson. Teresa Wilson and I.eRoy
Munkers. all from Irrigon. Lydia
Wilson. M r and Mrs Tom W ilson.
M r and Mrs Ed Baker. M r and
M rs Clayton Ayers. Nola. Alena
and M ind v Binschus all from
Heppner
Mr and Mrs Dean Connor and
son Eric and Mrs Lincoln Nash
spent the weekend with the Connor's
daughter. M r
and Mrs
Steve
Hickey's in Portland W hile they
visited in Portland M r Nash stayed
in H« mx I River at his sister Marv
Springers'
M rs Nash. Mrs Connor and
Mrs Hickey also visited at the home
o f M r and Mrs B o b G a y n o rV the
granddaughter o f Mrs Nash
M r ind Mrs Nelson Connor
and children Mary and l evi spent a
weekend at the Oregon State Fao
They look a guest M ickic Cameron
along with them
They went to the dress up parade
in Pendleton this weekend and ttnik
Mickic Cameron and J.xqulm I ymh
with them
Joyce Breeding and son Cory
titok Sara Adkins to Pendleton to the
eye doctor W hile there they had
luiish with Sara s son M i and Mrs
Earl Crismon They came back
thnmgh Hcrmiston to see Joyce's
husband Paul
Erma Keithley has had her
granddaughter Jodv Botz staying
with her while hei parents M r and
Mrs Jerri and J B Brown were how
hunting On Sunday I nna entertain
ed the regular card club o f Sara
Adkins. Alice McCabe and Darrell
and Sue Vinson Sunday was Dar '
roll's birthdav so thev had a party f< i
him.
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