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TW O - Heppner G azrtteT lm es. Heppner. O rcfon Wednesday. Februars 17. IW8
Sara celebrates 93n1
Locals appointed to statewide
4-H committees
Nancy Miller, lone. Gcri Gneb.
Meakin is scrv mg on the stale 4 H
Lexington. Gladys Hobbs. Gibb horse development committee which
Evans and Rolinda Mcakins. all of deals with educalHmal programs and
Irrigon. have been appointed to activities for the state s largest single
Statewide 4-H committees, accor
4 H project
ding to Duane Johnson. OSU Extcn
Hobbs and f vans are members of
sa>n4 H Pn*gram leader. Corvallis
stale 4 H camping task force The
Miller will serve on the stale 4 H task force is reviewing camping pro
recognition committee She will he grams at both the county and state
involved in the selection of 4 H level
members for state and national
They are among the more than 2(NI
awards, including trips to National adult volunteer leaders, older 4 H
4 H Congre
members. OSU faculty and others
Gneb is a new member of the state serving on state development com
4 H l ivestoc k development conuttn
miltecs and task forces, adds
lee The committee is charged with Johnson The groups are ads isors to
reviewing programs and activities m the state 4 H stuff
such 4 H projects as beef, sheep,
swine and dairy
Sara Adkins
Sura Adkins celebrated her 93rd
birthday on Monday. February 13 at
her home %%ith her son and daughter-
in la* Mr jnd Mrs Karl Cmman
from Pendleton taking her to lunch
While they were at the restaurant,
she was surprised with a binhday
cake
When they returned to her home,
several of her friends were there to
cat cake and ice cream with her At
tending the party were Bill and
Melissa Nichols, Marv Connor
Adcnc Stone. Ida Lynn. Ktma
Kctthlcy. Darrel and Sue Vinson and
Padhcrg. Darrel and Sue Vinson and
Joyce. Paul and Corey Breeding
Mildred Padbcrg had Rebekah
Lodge at her home with five
members present
-:-Manha King had Degree of
Honor at her house with nine
members present
Mr and Mrs Paul Breeding
and son Cory have moved to Irrigon
Joyce will no longer be writing for
the Cia/ettc If any one is interested
in writing Heppncr news please con
tact Diana Ball at 676-9228.
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KLUE to make dehut at Elks Saturday
KLUE-front Paula Spaulding, back left to right Tim Hines. Scott
Arnson, Kevin Gutierrez, Steve Sather
After the disbanding of the TAKF
IV band, the two remaining
members, Scon Amson (LaGrande i
and Kevin Gutierrez (Heppner) have
assembled another hand (hat pro
miscs to be a big success
The last engagement for the
TAKE IV band was on December
31. 1987. whcih was also the last
engagement for Keyboardist Jim
Ackley former Heppner music
teacher, and Rick Myer Bassist who
is now teaching elementary educu
lion in LaGrande
The new band named KLUE will
consist of Scott Arnon (lead guitar
and vocals). Kevin Gutierrez,
(drums and socals), and new
members Steve Sather of Heppner
(lead guitar, vocals). Tim Hines
(bass guitar and vocals) and Paula
Spaulding (keyboards and vocals),
both of LaGrande KLUE has been
rehearsing since the first of the year
incorporating the new talent and new
songs and although they have
already performed in Baker the last
two weekends Fhey will he making
their first Heppner debut at the
Heppner I Iks on Saturday.
at Munkers home
By Delpha Jones
The Rhea ('reek extension met at
the home of Behe Munkers on
Wednesday with Vema Bnnda ac
ting as co-hostess
A most informative and enjoyable
program was held on the buying and
ciioking of seafoods The hostesses
gave hints on which seafoods were
most enjoyable in the various dishes
discussed They cleaned and
prepared a squid for cooking Dur
ing the luncheon, squid soup was
served with the other dishes being
potluck
A binhday cake was served in
honor of Judy Stevens and the group
sang "Happy Birthday" Sugges
tions for topics for the coming year
were discussed and plans for disfnet
meeting to be held March 30 in
Irrigon
Honor Roll
lone schools have reported the
following students on the A and B
Honor Roll for the semester
Sixth grade A honor roll-Truitt
Greenup. Jason Proud foot
Seventh grade A honor nrll-
Ahsha Aikman. Ryan Halvorsen.
Crystal Minster, David Wagenblast.
Jannic Cupps; B honor roll-Enka
Bergstrom, Eddy Rietmann
Eighth grade A honor roll-Nancy
Mortcr. Amy Pointer. Brent Sheir-
hon. B honor roll Brandi Ball.
Kristine Bcdortha. Travis Greenup.
Jim Harms, Kari Morgan. Heidi
Nelson. Chisana W arren. Joe
Harms, Kyle Broderick
Freshman A honor roll Wendy
Anderson; B honor roll-Jonathan
Nolan.
Sophomore A honor roll-Jo
Cupps. Melissa Rowell. Amy
Wagenblast; B honor roll Mary
Cupps. Jim Davison, Linda Mortcr,
Shannon Perez
Juniors A honor roll Michelle
Papmeau. Angie Rudistll; B honor
mil Katie Doherty. Dean Harms. Jill
Nelson, Sean Warren
Seniors A honor roll-Karla
Davison. Dick McElligott. Dan
Peterson. B honor mll-Gar Rea. Ken
Snider. Rondi Tews
2nd grade classes study geography
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-¡ Three Links Club met at the
home of Joyce Buchanan on Thurs
day. February I t, for the regular
meeting The main business of the
afternoon was an election of officers
with Leila Palmer, chairman.
Virginia Peck V.C and tXmxhy
Burcham. secretary. Lovely
refreshments were served
-:- Lexington Grange met on
Monday evening for the regular
potluck supper and meeting The
pmgram was by Jackie Bergstrom
and daughter Enca. the topic being
diabetes Enca demonstrated with
the help of her father, how she tests
her Mood each day. discussed her in
sulin intake and told of (he fun time
the diabetes children enjoy at the
diabetes summer camps Symptoms
of the ailment were discussed, with
the more venous cases having insulin
shots while some can be controlled
by diet The short tableau "I am the
flag of the United States" was given
by reader. Delpha Jones and flag
bearer Hilda Yocom During the
business meeting, several resolutions
were discussed and a motion was
made that the Grange give a benefit
for the Senior Citizen Center in
Heppner The GW A Conference for
Wheatland Pomona district will be
held Monday at lone with Vcrla Lar
son. District Director , from
Portland presiding The meeting will
start at 10 a m. All grangers are urg
ed to attend
-:-Jim Marquardt from Tahola,
Washington is home visiting with his
mother Betty and all his sisters in
Lexington.
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•: The Rebekah Card Party was
held Saturday night lor the 3th in the
series Hi women was won by Ver
na Bnnda. kiw. txila Palmer, travel
ing Joyce Buchanan, and Verna
Bnnda Men s high. John Tellechca.
low. Wilbur Jackson Refreshments
were enjoyed and pn/es given
Hostess for the evening were
Virginia Peck and fkmxhy Jackson
The next card party will he Saturday .
March 5
-¡-Hotly Rebekah laidge met on
Thursday evening for the regular
meeting with the N G luella Taykw
presiding It was decided to have a
food sale on Saturday morning at
Del s for the benefit of the eye hank
research The D D P Leila Palmer
assisted by the Marshall. Joyce
Buchanan installed Annetta Padhcrg
as Past Noble Grand She was
presented to Irene Padhergs PNG
jewel Ruth Robinson was installed
as ISG and F.ula Bloodsworth RSC
Secret sisters were revealed and
names
drawn
for
1988
Refreshments were served The next
meeting will start with a progressive
dinner at the home of members
-¡-Lexington Grange will meet on
Monday February 15 Following the
potluck dinner at 6 30 p m Jackie
Bergstrom will give a talk on
diabetes This n diabetes month The
public is invited to the program
•;-Geneva Palmer, grandaughtcr
Debra, Lee and Marianne Palmer.
Cecil and Delpha Jones were among
those traveling to Portland with the
SCRAM Group where they saw the
Mel Tullis and Roy Clark concert at
the Arlene Schmt/er Theater and at
tended an antique show at the
Coliseum
-¡-Cecil and Delpha Jones attend
ed Greenfield Grange in Boardman
on Monday evening Delpha
(Wheatland Pomona Grange Dcou
ty) was escorted to the Master’s sta
tion and welcomed The group voted
to have an Irish supper at their
meeting in March for the members
The income will go to help finance
Pomona Grange Cards were sent to
the ill Pansy Scchafcr a former lone
resident, who is ill at her home in
Boardman is being cared for by her
daughters.
-:-The Garden Bugs will meet on
Friday at the home of Ruth Robin
son The lesson will be on primroses
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Extension club met
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Mrs. Calvert’s and Mrs Krein’s second grade class at Heppner Grade School, made and
assembled this mock city and transported it to First Interstate Bank and Bank of Eastern Oregon
where they are on display. The class has been studying geography in class, and learning new
terms, such as suburbia, inner city and ghettos, among others The children made and assembl
ed the city, naming the streets and the town
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Morrow County Arts and Crafts
Club will hold their regular meeting
February 22 at 6:30 p.m at the
Wagon Wheel Cafe This will be a
no-host dinner Anyone interested in
joining may contact Cam Wishart
The dues are $5 per year
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Heppner Christian Missionary
Fellowship is hasing a meeting on
Monday. February 22 and Tuesday
February 2 ' at 10 a m .. 2 p m and
Praise and W orship at 6 p ni and the
meeting starting at 7 p m fhis will
be held in the Si Patrick s Catholic
Parish Hall Four sisiting ministers
Res Ron Lindsay. White Rock.
B.C . Canada. Res Felipe Delgado,
Cotulla. Tx; Rev Sandy Tate.
Rathdrum, Idaho, and Res John
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