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EIGHT - Heppner G aiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon W rdncsday, M a n h W, 1988 Lexington New s By Oetpha Jone« ** - Holly Rchckah latdgc met on Thursday lor ihc regular meeting wnh ihc NG l.uclla Taylor in the chair. Preceding the ntecimg a politick dinner was enjoyed |ointly with Ihc Oddfellows, and ihe Rehekahs enjoyed a birthday cx change A lovely St Patrick's hir thday cake was served, decorated with Shamrocks and leprechauns The group recommended Ixtla Palmer as the OOP and Ihrlpha Jones and Virginia peck as delegates to ihe Assembly in May in Salem Plans were nude to nuke p«>p corn balls to be sold at ihe St Patrick’s celebration in Heppner larxingtnn Grange met on Monday evening the 2 1 si for the regular meeting Honored guests were in troduced and escorted to the Master's station. Willard French. Master of Willows Grange, and W illiam Allord. Master of Green 1 Set Acrylic Nails or Tips Good Thru A p ril 20 C h e r i’ s H a ir A N u l l s B f e r h t 'm Fine Food* LEN’ S PROCESSING HEPPNER — 676-5150 •CUSTOM COTTISG •HOMCGORED BAMS C BACON •CURING e SMOKING •SLAUGHTER SERVICE WE D ELIV ER !! ATTENTION SPRAY. FOSSIL. CONDON AREASI We will pick up your live animals and deliver them back cut. wrapped and frozen, lien It Pal Srhuarv - 8 7 F S I S 0 A ll S a i l W a t e r S a n d a l s ¡a S t o c k - 2 0 % o ff r e g u la r p ric e s THE ONLY M a tt-tV a fa ? SANDAL the sandals with the rugged one piece sole. Now 20% off Hurry - limited to stock on hand. ft c,mi WHOM T O ,' , u 5H 0E ~r- KDX ' Shoes for evi walk of life ' ’ } Mam §t Heppner E L P f field Grange and Richard Han wig from F.stacada. of Rcdland Grange Repons were heard fnmi the chair- nun of Ihe committees The group was reminded of the State Officers conference to he held at Willows Grange Hall March .V) with a politick dinner at b p m followed by an evening of instructMin -Venice Hendrickson, of Pendleton has been visiting her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Joe Yocom Dorothy Hurcham had her grandsons. Kenneth and David Hur cham visiting her during spring vacation from their home in Pendleton Mike and l.yn Hurcham also visited during the week -Mans Allyn and Dorothy Bur chant were recent Portland callers where they visited lois's mother and Dorothy visited relatives ( ’ce il and Dclpha Jones and Herl and Margeret Akers attended the funeral services of Joe IX i P uis in Pendleton on Monday Joe wav a Master of the I'nutilla County Pomona and vivilcd many times with the granges in Morrow County Charlene Whitney and Max Akers of Ponland visited with her brother Kenneth and her parents the Cecil Jones's over the weekend They also attended a birthday pany honoring Stuart Smith of Hcrmiston on Saturday . Furl Miller has returned to lex ington after several weeks at the home of his mother in Scaview. W A where he has been recuperating fn>m hack surgery Hill and Rena Marquardt visited Monday at the home of Linda and Doug Marquardt. in College Place Also visiting was another son. Rick and Charity Marquardt Irom Con nell. Washington (retry and Sue Messenger and grandvin Andrew Irom Portland were recent callers at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Truman Messenger Sr - The lexington Church group enjoyed a bountiful potluck dinner on Sunday with a good turn out Mr and Mrs Ray Miller and children arc spending some time in Madras where he is employed Jana Marquardt is attending a Flight School in Richland Washington Hetty Marquardt and daughter Carina were recent Portland callers Cecil and Dclpha Jones motored to Haker on Wednesday where they attended Memorial Services lor her unde David Wcscly Merritt. 89, of that city. His wife Grace preceded him in death 17 days earlier Also attending the service was Kenneth Jones and Connie Png Ihe Jones's were dinner guests ot Vic and Judy Groshcns They report that their son Scott who recently underwent maior surgery in Hcnd is again recuperating at his home there - The last of the senes of card parties sponsored by Holly Rchckah Lodge will he Saturday Refreshments will he served and prizes given Rev Stuart Dick and family have moved to lexington and arc living in the former Haker trailer - The l-awcrcncc Schoonover family were Portland callers, atten ding the races with the Morrow County Queen and Court, where Queen Missy presented a blanket to the 5th race winner Also attending from lexington was Pal Wright In the Service 4-H Kids to Alaska Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Wayne E Gale, von of Duane E and Arduth K Gale of Route 2. Irrigon. recently departed for a six month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea aboard the aircraft earner CSS Dwight D F.iscnhowcr, homeported in Norfolk. VA The ship is relieving the USS Cor al Sea This cruise is the first major deployment for the L'SS F.iscnhowcr since returning to the Atlantic Fleet following an 18 month overhaul Gale joined the Navy in May 1984 E a s te r Pie Sale F r t.« A p r . I 1-4 p.m Central Mkt. & Post Office C a r Wash - S a t. A p r . 1 11-4 p .m . Cal’s Service Center For early pie sales call: Judy Wright 676-5832. eves or Susan Johnston 676-5562. eves. Ad Sponsored hy Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative Sat., April 2 - 10 a.m. f EASTER EGG HUNT ft BAKE SALE Grades: 1-2 & 3-4 Hager Park Pre-Schoolers thru Kindergarten Heppner City Park f t Discipline is topic Bus trip planned May 6, 7, 8 for Homebuddies The Morrow County Historical Society s bu* trip planned for May 6. 7 and 8 to Spokane is Mill under way In order to participate, you "Discipline the long and short of it" is the topic of discussion for the April 5 meeting of Homebuddies The meeting will he at V JO a m at the Methodist Church in Heppner Child care is provided Homebuddies is a casual get together for young mothers to meet and visit with others For more in form ation ca II Kay Proctor. b7(v9827 EOSC Honor Roll Eastern Orcg»*n Slate College of ficial* have announced the names of students who made the Winter Quarter Honor Roll To qualify for the honor roll students must have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on 12 grad cd crexiits that term Of the 258 students 98 have a 4 0 or a straight A average Students from Heppner wca- Jack P F.stherg. Nancy ixc Miller and Tnna L. Palmer 4 0 Mark your calendars March 31 St Patrick's Committee meets to plan for next year and evaluate April 3 Happy Faster April 5 Tourism Meeting. 8 a m Extension Conference Ri*om, 5 Chamber Husmcss Meeting, noon. Heppner Elks Hoard Meeting to follow h HEDC meeting (meets every Wednesday from 9 to 10 a m I. 9-Small Business lievelopment Workshop. Condon High School. 9 a m -3 p m . l2-"F.verything's Coming Up Roses" Members who ordered roses should he on hand to take delivery of roses and he prepared to pay for order; 19-"Dealing With Pctiplc It lk»es Make A Difference", sponsored by Heppner Cham ber and Small Business IVselopment Center This is not a sit and listen seminar, it's an opportunity to tailor your program to your needs and to share ideas that work lor you with others Where'1 Heppner Elks from 7 to 9 30 p.m 20 Chamber Field Trip to Board man for lunch with Hoardman Chamber of Commerce, followed by tour of Port of Morrow facilities and optional potato plant tour This will take the place ot the regular Chamber meeting on April 19 2b Youth program Dave A Icon of Centennial Middle School. Gresham, will share what Heppner means for 25-8th graders each spring "II your efforts arc sometimes greeted with indifference, don't lose heart the sun puts on a wonderful show at daybreak, yet most of the people in the audience go on sleep ing.’’ Fda P Tcixcira 4-H News Woodworkers Club Hy John Qualls, reporter The 5th meeting of the 4 H wood worker club met March 15 We finished our projects lor the St Patrick s I >av parade We decided to he on a float with the 4 H Forestry group Heppner Elks 358 676-9181” ~whrrr hnrrui\ Mrrt 142 N. M ain - OFFirJO" OF is Pr'rrie ffjK nri*r Beginning and intcrmexiiate class meets Tuesday and Thursday at 8 V) a m at the Elks Club and adsanced Mahoney is All-Around at Albany Ihc Morrow County Rodeo Team participated in the Albany High ScfHHil rodeo March 19 and 20 One hundred and forty two contestants competed and nineteen teams Mike MaNmcy. Heppner. was All Around Cowboy for the week end with 2b points Reserve All Around was David Clark with 25 points Tom Hagen. Redmond, was Girl's All Around champion with 32 points and Penny Conforth. of Red mond was Reserved All Around, with 21 'A points Heppner and Lexington area Lit tle Ixagucrv ages 7 thru 12 (age as of July 31) arc asked to sign up to play baseball this summer Signups will take place from 3 p m until 7 p m on April 5 and April 7 at the Heppner Flementary School Players signing up need to bring a birth certificate and a fee of SI 5 to participate Additional members of the same family will be charged SIO All plavers. whether or not they've participated previously, need to sign up at one ot these times Tryouts for the Major Ixaguc teams will he held April 9 and April lb at 9 a m at the little league field Try«>uts for Minor league and T hall will he held in May / j —^ “ W Morrow County won the hoy’s team trophy with 51 points and Umatilla County came in second with 39 points The Girl's Team trophy was won hy Redmond with 71 points and South Cascade was second with 39 points Mike won second in cow cutting and steer wrestling and third in calf roping David was first in saddle hronc. third in steer wrestling and fourth in harehack ruling l.tbby Hritt. Heppner, was 9th in barrel rac ing for Morrow County If you have questions or would like more information regarding the Willow Creek Little Lxague pro gram. contact F.arl Fish bum after 5 p m at 676^ 524b Congratulations from Beecher's for winning the Heppner City Basketball League We re proud of the Beecher Blazers Marvin Padberg Lee Padberg Darrin Padberg Joel Peterson Todd Peterson John Boyer Greg Hanson Gregg Rietmann Dick Allen Frank Halvorsen Mark Patton Rpprher'x Fine Foods - lone ! C O U P O N ____ v, H o u n d ii|i H t* r b lc ld e 8 C o l l a r Ijittic« » V o g o ta lilo H o s i e r IN its A IM a n lo r s Bring this ad in and save 10% NOW through Apr. 6th. Cut out & Save! P F T T Y J O H N ’S w * V HKM & HI II.DtH S SL PPL) ^ V * 7 ft-fH 5 7 o p • 7 6 - 5 0 9 I - / C t Z f f Heppner a ...« .a C A R CARE DAY« S r SALE! See our Flyer Specials in our | SPRING CAR CARE DAYS f COUPON FLYER | In This Issue of The Gazette-Times Sian up for our Air Conditioning Clinic APRIL 5th I f Heppner Auto Parts inapaj I b76-9!23 148 E Center Heppner Hy Hrent W right, Reporter Our club held a business meeting on March lb Nance and Judy Wright reported on the 4 H Leaders Forum they attended in Corvallis ( luh members decided on the signs we will make and our leader gave us a quiz on sheep judging We will meet on April 6. at 6 30 p m at Kate s and hope to start learning about beef judging Vlakrit V\P* KRAM) nr* 1 THE CITY OF HEPPNER Will be washing the following streets on Tuesday , Apr. 5, 1988 6 to 8 a m. Tr*J r r V .« nr* hUirs AT V 4nd MH this frrr « ¿p W ILLOW S TR EET 8 to 10 a m. « G A LE S TR EET 10:30 to 12 a m. SOUTH COURT 1 to 3 p.m . ROCK S TR EET * * •0 0 Blue Mountain Community Col lege Dance to Fitness, low impact aerobics clavs begins this week Ewes R L’s Tht Enttr lunny Will Be There1 BINGO WEDNESDAYS AT 7:30 Dance to Fitness begins this week Little league sign-ups scheduled Chamber Chatter By Claudia Hugtv** ChamOa* Manage. EASTER GOODIES! at ( ESTRAI MARKET '» S Ä ? must contact Ruth McCabe at 422-7194 or Delpha Jones at 989 8189 before April 15 PLEASE, do not park your car in these areas Your coopera tion will be appre ciated i wm* you mn a p o u m 47c »A k* « > • l)MI»nirt« hrMlif 4 r«k - ■ m**l v «à* • “N * • b*l t n e tti it« Vi r* 4 f» K«wt* atv m fom may ut m \ til n K •"#* BÌ *.•*;«*' I» . * «<«1 V •• 4 ,4U ,4 I -H— KMw* \rvrl r«V N U N aaM n af 4Vt||E4lxtM iilllltil r u t|V < x iif 4 lRihU ' *•!- Ifn i tr* ft4t -i/t Mua ht** - <h -en * * l I « .«ItA - . I P O L R R IS I F M M .T O N M Vitti It %A K O Lexington. Oregon — 989-8586 in> it<
