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'*«■ ■ Z . * '» , '• * . " • ' ----------- Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, May 11, I9K8 - NINE Engagements lone Insights -¡-There will be deiscrt and cof fee and a money tree al (he future • Wociery Bed A Breakfast" own ed by John and Faith Jordan, lone Open house is from 7-9 p m on Wednesday. May 18 The promotion of lone* latest business venture will be sponsored by Oregon Trail Souvenirs A Tours with a special presentation by Carol Taylor All in terested persons from Morrow County are encouraged to attend Donations may be made to the Bank of Eastern Oregon for "Woolery Bed A Breakfast" if you wish to promote new business in the com munity, but are unable to attend •¡•A reunion of the Kookie Kut- ters. a kitchen band organized by Dude Krebs in 1967 as a promotion for the lone PTA was held at the home of Lou Crum on Apnl 30 Kookie K utters performed at state conventions. State Garden Club meetings, and (he Redmond Potato Festival Members who an ended the reunion "Jam Session" were June Cnstopherson of Dufur: Nadine Johnson of Salem. Dode Krebs of Boardman. Ruth McCabe. Mary Ann Palmer. Jean Nelson, and Lou Crum all of lone Other members not pre sent: Lola Ann Pettyjohn. Delores Barnett. Martha Peterson. Barbara Hale. Pal Pettyjohn. Carlene West. Evelyn Krebs, Louise Keene. Eunice McElligott and Delsic Chapel (now deceased) There to enjoy the jam session were Ernie Chnstopherson. Willa Johnson Metcalfe and her children. Michael and Heather Jim Johnson filmed the event with his VCR camera The nest reunion will be at the Chnstopherson home in Dufur - -On Apnl 21. Delta Huber and Helen Mamn represented the lone Garden Club at the Spring Meeting of Blue Mt District #10. of the Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs The meeting was held at Prame City A flowcnng shrub ex hibit. a country store and a silent auction of dried flower arrangements were pan of the days events A lun cheon. and slide show of life around the Strawberry Mt area wildlife, wild flowers, and scenery round ed out the day’s activities Follow ing the meeting there was a tour of the Prairie City Museum -¡ The next Oregon Trail Sack lunch day hike will be held Saturday . May 14 Bnng a lunch and meet at the OT office on Main St , lone at 9 W im The lour begins at 10 a m and ends around 2 p m The hike is an easy paced 3 mile tour of the Wells Springs site Lunch is at noon with a question and answer time Seniors and yiamg children enjoy the hike See you on the 14th -¡•The 4th of July Celebration still needs a committment for a clean up committee on parade day. How about (he lone students organizing and getting involved in this project ’ Younger kids could police litter in the park, and older kids help out after the days events, and the follow ing day How about it track, tennis, football, baseball, band, volleyball, weight lifters, little league, shop students, and all students ...? Call Linda at 422 7248 and get your work assignments Let’s have a great 4th of July clean up task force A teacher chairman would be great too. -¡-Unfortunately some kids have been ruining the newly planted flowers in the lone City Park, library grounds, and also knocking down the brick wall in the flower bed on Main Street We re asking that parents read this column to their kids, and impress upon them the need for community pride Jun Rudisitl has done so much work, and it's discouraging to sec it all ruined So please kids, appreciate his efforts to make the town look nice for our summer activities If you see anyone doing damage report them to Jim. or leave a message at Oregon Trail or Bristow's Market Oregon Trail and Jim would like to extend thanks to Justin^ Myrna Johnson's grandson for his efforts as our new wall and flower guard We appreciate your help. Justin -¡-1CABO will be at ntxin on May 18 The meeting will be at the Of fice Cafe and Tavern Community members from Umatilla. Gilliam and Morrow Counties are encourag ed to attend. - -There will be a Morrow Coun ty Tourism meeting on May 20 at 8:30 a m The meeting will be held at the Extension office in Heppner Anyone wanting to attend, or needs a ride, call the OT office, 422-7403 Southwestern Oklahoma State University rodeo teams will be heading to nationals Both the men's and women's rodeo teams from the Weatherford university won spots in this summer's College National Finals by finishing in the U*p two of the Central Plains Regional stan dings after 10 rodeos The Southwestern women easily won the CPR championship by accumulating 1,7 3 0 points Finishing second was By Delpha Jones, 989-8189 Russell She enjoyed a time at the Riverfront Park with the grand children Dr Russell is the former Debbie Campbclkdaughtcr of Shor ty and Iris Campbell The Mothers Tea held a l the Baptist Church on Tuesday evening was a most enjoyable evening with lovely refreshments of pic, coffee, tea and punch being served Special music was enjoyed, with speakers Patty Spry of Haines, and Janie Young of North Powder, delivering the messages. -¡-Dorothy Burcham spent several days last week at the home of her son and family Mr. and Mrs Mike Bur cham in Pendleton Grandsons Ken ncth and David spent the weekenc with their grandmother •¡-Pat Wright spent Mother's Day with her daughter Sandy and her fiancee from Pendleton, and all cn joyed a dinner at the Park in Irrigon ■ Other relatives attending were Herb and Doris King. Eugene. Rachel and leroy Wall. Newberg Many friends from lone, Hcrmiston and Heppner also attended Two cake's were baked by Maryan McElligott of lone and a mini wedding cake was made by Laverne Mclnti>sh Serving the cake were Judy and Terry McIntosh Punch was served by Robin McGovern, and serving tea and cof fee was Marla Johnson Others hcljv ing were Lon Southwick. Jacque Dawson, Jennifer Ward. Kim Moore, and Tami Johnson L o g ' T r u c k s Bond — Jones Don and Linda Bond and Lowell and Tonya Jones, both of Heppner an nounce the engagement and corning marriage ot their children. Kim and Scott Kim and Scott are both seniors at Heppner High School Kim works at Pioneer Memorial Hospital as a I SA and Scott is employed by Miller and Son Welding A June 23 wedding is planned in Heppner at the Christian l de Center If you qualify you 'll save plenty in premiums, plus get the best service you ve ever hail. We want experienced drivers, with $ o < h I records and well maintained trucks. * * * M a. N * * I ''e • •, .3 ; +• 1 *.;• V . • J • '. I -•• II : * -V H »— ■ ‘ ‘s'* « • < - ■ T V -V i - * > ‘V i * 4m * * % 4 , V H •■sT* : • • r *: V'j, 0 , c -' r V A .9 - •*.l • • • < • * ’ . • t . * SywiwJ »< UfrtW Wnlit« ^ L i t V l i m uni©'' 3> >psOc ^ f r f > o ,'-v. W a r r a n t y All New W ater pumps ^ Shocks Spark plug wires Battery cables M ufflers OEM type Hand tools Brakes & Disk pads Chassis parts M aster cylinders ^ ■ - L ,» f‘ 4 • zk H eppner Mr and Mrs Dick Robison and Mr and Mrs Norman Wleister, IGrtland announce the engagement ot iheir daughter, Susan Jane Robison, to Brian Stephen Thompson ot Heppner Miss Robison is a graduate ot Centennial High School, Gresham, and attended Ml Hood Community College She graduated from Linn Benton Community College and is employed a s a registered nurse al Providence Medical Center in JVrtland Thompson is the son of Mr and Mrs Terry Thompson. Heppner He is a graduate ot Heppner High School and Oregon Stale University. He is engaged in ranching in Heppner A June 23 wedding at St Fruncisof A s s is i Episcopal Church in Wilson ville is planned I- A u to •’ . W. A ll friends and relatives are invited to attend a wedding reception fo r Chris & Kathy Rauch on Saturday, May 14 from 2 - 4 pan. at Hope Lutheran Church, Heppner. 1 *•'•. Printing 147 Willow-Heppner 070-0228 b I The 26th annual auction & barbecue of the lone United Church of Christ will be Saturday. June 4th. Donations will be picked up by Bill Riet- mann. 422-7296 and by Dick Allen. 422-7563 ' 1 . i * * i f JERRY ANDERSON A . ’ éb "V ^ 4 ENVELOPES G -T f v .. I« »•* . » *• -S ■ * We Prim IUCC Auction _ * •>- * ' * / • - * - .. ' ' ' • p' ' * . t é g , t* -V • <• • y» P a r t s ® 676 912J 148 E Center Heppner ¿ .• *• V V * v , ’ mf HAVE YOU NET TONY Bl LLMAN? V.Cx r I H * ★ I I 1 ' FA R M S RS -S t- ' • « Inex/tensive Premium Aimr/i< iny Available Write in Candidate for County Commissioner Piad for by Jerry A ratrrm " Contact: Bob Ployhar Insurance At Lease 30 Days Before You Desire Coverage Republican Ri 7 Bnt NO Imfon OR <T7M4 * r . • ' !.•.» •« r Farm ers Insurance W ill N ow Insure Jerry Anderson A Change For The Better A Resident of Morrow County for 42 Years - * McIntosh celebrate 60 wedded years A reception honoring Lou and Clarence McIntosh of lone, on their 60th wedding anniversary , was held Sunday April 24 at the Willows Grange Mr. and Mrs McIntosh were mar ned in Stillwater. Oklahoma, April 21. 1928 They came to Oregon in June 1947 with their children and resided in Newberg until moving to lone in September 1966 The event was hosted by the cou ple’s daughter and her husband, Ab- bie and Bob Ward of Dallas, and son and his wife. Eldon and Laverne McIntosh of Newberg The Mdntoshes were honored by many relatives Jennifer Ward. Dallas; Jeff Ward and Tonya Erickson. Tualatin. Lon. Todd and Taylor Southwick. Beaverton; Robin, Robert, Harmony, Jordan and Rosalie McGovern. Sandy. Jac- que and Dave Dawson. Kim. Car rie and Becky Moore; Tami Johnson, Terry, Marty, Katy, Stephanie and Craig McIntosh. Newberg, Marla, Bob and Share Johnson. Milwaukie. Jody. Jim, Aaron and Enc McIntosh, Trout- dale These arc ail grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Lou and Clarence McIntosh. Another daughter and her hus band. Sandra and Blair Whipple of Bethel. Alaska, and their son and daughter Kevin and Karen. An chorage. Alaska were unable to at tend. Alio unable to attend was Ab- bie and Bob Ward's daughter Bren da Freeman. North Pole, Alaska, and Mark W eiientee, Dallas Everyone called and wished them well ' the Northwestern women with 820 points In men’s competition. Southwestern finished second in the region behind Panhandle State The Aggies had 2.418 32 points, while Southwestern had 1,933 The College National Finals Rodeo will be held June 12-18 in Bozeman. Montana Southwestern starters who will be heading to Montana include Men's team le e Rice. Heppner, senior G R E A T N EW S Susan Robison - Brian Thompson L e x in g to n N e w s -¡-Donna Papineau was taken to Walla Walla on Monday morning for medical attention She has been ill for several weeks at her home and a short stay in Pendleton in the hospital. -¡•Barbara Smith has returned from a vacation spent in the Los Angeles area where she visited relatives, and in Yuma where she visited her son and family. -¡-Holly Rebekah Lodge met on Thursday evening for the regular meeting Plans for the summer ac tivities were discussed, and the cook book stxin to be prepared was discussed Refreshments were serv ed Club will meet at the Luella Taylor home on Thursday. - -Eula Bloods worth who was on the bus trip had Mother's Day breakfast with her granddaughter and family Mr and Mrs Todd SOSU Rodeo team heads to Nat’I finals *•’1,
