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I . _ - --w • " ; ... . * T, ' _» ' • • 0 y * • f ■ • ** * * - .• -î- - *■ * • * f •« ' • c » ■ .» •*• * ï* > * v - » t. . _^i j j - i - 'J * . » ? V ■» ■ - ; .a V » .- ~ 'Y j x . - —•>. ' H e p p n c r G a z e t t e - T im e *. H e p p n e r . O r e g o n W e d n e s d a y. O c to b e r Engagements Lexington News 0 \ Conklin — Kunisawa ka> A Adèle Kunisawa of Maui. Hawaii announce (he engagement of their daughter Marlcc to Michael Conklin The hrulc elect i\ a graduate of 1 ahainaluna High School in Maui, Hawaii She received her degree in F-xcrvise Physiology from Portland State Univer sity She iv currentl> employed at Odessa Memorial Hospital in Odessa. Washington in their fitness program the hrulc groom elect is the son of Jacqueline and Kudv Bergstrom of lone He attended lone High School and received his marketing degree from the l niversity of Oregon in hugene He is employed as the assistant manager of Odessa Union Warehouse Co op in Odessa. Wash A January 7 wedding is planned on the island of Maui in Hawaii October 20 - 26 Columbia Jr. High A .C. Houghton Thursday-taco salad, yogurt, cake, fruit and milk Friday tomato soup, egg salad sandwich, peanut butter sandwich, carrots, fruit and milk Monday raviolas, fluffed potatoes, green beans, cookies, fruit and milk. Tuesday-fried chicken, rice pilaf. hot rolls, peas, fruit and milk We d n e s d a y h a mb u r g e r s , macaroni salad, tomato, lettuce, hak ed beans, fruit and milk SBE Johson The wedding of Kimberly Ann Anhom to Michael D. Johson was held September 3, in Astoria Kimberly is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W illiam G Anhom of Salem and granddaughter of Irene Anhom of Heppner Among the bride’s attendants was her sister, Lynn Carter and also tak ing part in the ceremony were Lynn’s children, Billie. Michael and Trina Assisting at the wedding in the Peace Lutheran Church and at the buffet supper and reception at the Red Lion was Cath Christensen of Pilot Rock, aunt of the bride Homemakers Council met in The Dalles missioncr, was the banquet speaker, By Delpha Jones talking about "Family issues' Attending the second annual children and teenagers " Oregon Extension Homemaker’s The regional training lessons for Council meeting in The Dalles, Oc all OF.HC members was held on tober I (VI2 were Juanita Martin and Wednesday morning with Norma Delpha Jones Tucker. Gerry Gustafson, and Ians The theme of the annual CFHC Hnstrom conducting the meeting meeting is " Pioneers of the Future" which was very instructive and There were over 150 Oregon Homemaker's in attendance Pro entertaining Host counties for this gram studies included safety, fami meeting were Gilliam. Hood River. ly life, foods and nutrition, home Sherman and Wasco Many fine door prizes were given, with Mor management and others Bill Hulsc. Wasco County |udge« row County (Juanita Martin) receiv ing the basket given by Baker Coun opened the session w ith a welcome ty A benefit sales room was in to I he Dalles The first evenings program was teresting with articles brought from conducted by Anita Kock. District the various districts for sale, which Director and progam coordinator Jo netted a good profit Table decora tions for the banquet were made by Anne Koc k Wasco Sberman Coun ty extension agent gave a fine the Gilliam County ladies, and the presentation and slides of luncheon decorations were baskets ‘"Highlights of Russia". Pauline of apples, given by the other counties Anderson. Clackamas County Com Leila Palmer -¡«Plans are underway at the Lex ington Grange for the Old Tune Fid dler'» Concert scheduled for (Xiober 22 A dinner will be served as usual early in the evening before the con cert This has been a yearly event and the concert is a pleasure for all to hear The Grange cordially inv ites everyone to join us Admission for the pancake dinner is *2 50 and the concert is *1 00 •: -Cecil and Delpha Jones and Earl Miller drove to Tollgate to visit the Lawerence Schoonover family who have recently moved there They en joyed dinner at the Tamarack Inn. which the Schoonovers now own and operate. They motored home through LaGrande and visited at the Ed Hudson home -¡•Several ladies from this area took the Scram bus trip to Yakima where they visited Central Washington Fair and heard Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty in concert The displays at the fair were outstan ding and some attended the fun ac tivity o f the afternoon, the Pig race Those going were Virginia Peck. Dorothy Jackson. Verna Brinda. Bebc Munkerx. Gen Martin. Juanita Martin. Dorothy Burcham and Delpha Jones School Lunch Menus Weddings Thursday-burnlox, nachoa, green beans, fruit and milk Friday hamburger cook out, chips, vegetable sticks, bananas, ice cream bars and milk Monday-chill, combrcad and honey butter, cheese sticks, pears and jcllo and milk Tuesday-beef stew, hot rolls, cheese sticks, fruit, cookies and milk Wednesday-pi/za. green beans, pears, crazy cake and milk KLIN Thursday-hot turkey sandwiches, green beans, cheese sticks, D.A.’s Report The District Attorney’s office at the courthouse in Hcppner reports handling the following business dur ing the past week: Gregory Scott Page. 26. Board- man. failed to appear for arraign ment on the charge of Driving While Revoked on October 14. 1988 Judge Ralph C'urnn issued a warrant for his arrest Rodney Gene Blackburn. 24, Boardman, tailed to appear for ar raignment on the charge of Assault in the Fourth Degree on October 14, 1988 Judge Ralph Curtin issued a warrant for his arrest Jacob Shills, 22, Benton County Jail, appeared for arraignment before Judge Ralph C'urnn on Oc tober 14, 1988 for Probation Viola tion Judge Ralph Cumn continued Entry of Plea until October 21, 1988 Wheat growers from across Oregon will be meeting at their an nual Fall Workshop to "start the Oregon Wheat Growers League grass mots process," announced CX>n Peterson, lone wheat farmer and president of the Oregon Wheat Growers League The OWGL Fall Workshop will be held Wednesday. October 19 The location is the Red Liotvlndian Hills in Pendleton The meeting will start at 9 a m and adjournment is planned for 4:30 p m. "All wheat grower committees, both the state and county level have been requested to attend the meeting," said Peterson “ The pur- pose is to stimulate ideas on how we can improve our economic condition and to give some direction for discussion at the vanous county meetings to be held this fall An informatKinal meeting will be held in (he morning at this annual Fall Workshop, said Peterson devclop three issues o f primary coo cem ." said Peterson "These issues will then be presented to the county meetings where the county OWGL organizations will then present their views at the annual convention.” Peterson stressed that the OWGL "resolution development system depends stmngly on the grass roots input from the individual farmers " are in... (iood for Christmas Projects! V¿US ST The Hcppner soccer program completed its second week o f com petition. League standings are Stuart’s Gold 2-0; Bob s Blue 1-1 and Dorian's Red 0-2. All the mat ches have been close and every game has been decided by one goal Travis Pettyjohn scored the only goal in a close match as Sturt's Gold defeated Bob's Blue 1-0. John Hanna played an excellent game at goalie for the Blues Dorians Red lost to the Blues when the defense inadvertently scored against itself The teams will plav two more mat The 7 and 8 year-olds coached by George W aleriand and Stuart Dick will play Hermiston at Highland Hills Elementary School, 450 E. 10th. at 1:30p m Stuart’s Gold will play a Hermiston U-10 team at Rocky Heights Elementary School, 650 W Standard Ave at 3:30 p.m and Dorian's Red's will play at the same field at 5 pm English riding clinic time changed cranberry sauce, banana split and milk Friday-ravkili. whipped potato, green salad, peaches, cookies and milk Monday-taco's. meat, lettuce, cheese. Spanish nee. muffins, pears, milk and salad bar Tuesday-hot dogs, tatertot casserole, fruit, psidding. milk and salad bar. Wcdnesday-ham and cheese croissants, garden vegetables, soup, fruit, cookies, milk and salad bar Blue Mountain Community Col lege's English riding clinic being held Saturday, October 22 at the fairgrounds, will begin later in the morning to make it more convenient for those hauling horses a long distance Beginners*English riding for people with no experience or those who want to brush up on the Hepf oer Elementary PO BOX ob H E P P N E R O R EG O N 97836 i- . " * . %.•> e* / . ? ' s i'V •' ■•' / - : • -J •? . ,*• j . » AW • ■ ;.. M .» s' » * • - l t »4 -l e r-v i . '* * * .,v V > *.st * \< * | ' • •'«, V 'j • • • *. \ »T *v. ■ . * • * 1 , 1 ' * : #i, * - * . -f. r « » . ■» » V 1 .** I - • V * - * . -, 4 J' • « » ' • • ... « •• - * • I • *• •«■'-*« , -• * • . • . • ' * * * . è • » -, * • ‘ • * : * ; .*• '• . V *■ V . * * • > * * , i . , V ’• » K *•» • ? ; . » . - s v ,- - s, . * . H 4 ■ .. , V- i • I «), -, . ». .* - v v ; • > -4 S * . a*. ^ J .« - • — :*V- •v' « ^ » '• -S- » S » . ' 4- » • - V »V. -■ f 142 V Main Wheri Friends Meet" .. ' ^ • i r L * ^ > . ’ t v . -. X. '“s' v ' 1, • GRABA N A P A FILT E R Y e "-*/' - l v ’- A V V “ V ;■ *: i i> For All Your Filtration Needs. HHS ▼ s *k ■* * * * ' ? & * •■ * * Heavy Duty, Fleet, Passenger Cars, Farm, Light thicks, M a rt*, Imports •'4*.' - Heppner Auto Parts im i 676-9123 148 E Center Heppner \\p\BRANl)orw! . - - ' » sj Y - ,'5 i IZ J ¡ » Z- '.Cr 1 Add M uscle to Your Workforce1 With The III« BOSS A* *«.«»1* .k linai- m * r >■ ixrf* * i'V . . » <*vn fn»*«* C a ttle branding w a i p ra ctica d 4 ,0 0 0 years ago O ld to m b p ain tin g s show E g y p tia n s branding tb air cattle af »• Nlh Irl #v f4 A* . AT w. " "•rt s t - ; r V c '«■ < 4* , *■ »* 1 a '- 1 + * * - f -■ Test Drive T he BIG BOSS Today * ' . I • ^1 «*ì , i » .'V ■ * V . -> y v I ’T 41 NOTHING B U T S T M WAY W l i f BUHT by Jeer» Rt 2 Itos 240. Irrt«™ OR 47844 * Y • 1 ■ ■ * .v | • r Heppner Elks 358 Thursday-chicken nuggets, hot rolls, later tots, carrot sticks, fruit and milk Friday-tacos, seasoned vegetables, fruit and milk Monday-hamburgcr on bun, French fries, vegetable sticks, fruit and milk Tuesday-little smokies, scalloped potatoes, pickled beets, buttered com, celery sticks, applesauce, milk and salad bar Wednesday spaghetti, towed salad, garlic bread, fruit and milk or salad bar J * § Look for Hide Barrels Around Town 676-9181 « * * M *** J W 4*<i> A Resident of Morrow County for 42 Years for J J - Donate your Deer and Elk Hides for the Veterans' Rehabilitation Program lone Schools Mondav-color day, McChicken sandwiches Tuesday-backwards day breakfast Wednesday graffiti T shin, tacos Thursday-50'» & 60's cheeseburgers Friday-blue and gold soup and sandwiches basics will run from II a m to 2 p m The second scvsion for those with good basic skill» will run from 2:30 to 5:30 p m Minimum age for registration is 10 years and tuition for the three hour clinic is $10 Call coordinator Marsha Sweek at 6 7 6 5039 or 6 7 6 -5 5 2 4 for information. Hunters Save Your Hides Thursday-scram bled eggs, smokies, hash browns, cinnamon roll, fnut and milk Friday pizza, vegetable, salad, fruit and milk Monday-hot dog. bun. baked beans, dcsesrt. fruit and milk Tuesday-chili, com bread, salad, fruit and milk Wcdnesday-turkey. rice, salad, carrot sticks, fruit and milk (. Jig tv* fnti *»«• min *4 me iw k mtm A Change For The Better PaM • * • + • chex to complete the season. On Saturday October 20 the Hcppner Soccer program will travel to Her miston to compete with the Her miston Soccer program Republican Candidate for County Commissioner 'V/ . y . • • i : rs * • ' Soccer teams travel to Hermiston Jerry Anderson l\i»w Craift Item*» - SEV EN Wheat growers to meet for fall workshop By Dnlpha J o n e s 9 8 9 8 1 8 9 -¡•Friends and neighbors were greatly shocked and grieved by the tragic death of one o f Lexington's long time residents. Ruth Robinson A car accident took her life. •¡•The benefit Bingo game and pie and coffee sale for Donna Papincau was well attended on Saturday even ing at the Rehekah Hall There were many fine prizes donated by mer chants of lone. Lexington and Hepp tier, and many delicious homemade pies The sponsors the Rebekah Lodge greatly appreciate all the help received to make this event such a success • -Earl Miller from Seaview. Wa is visiting at the C C Jones ranch - -Mr and Mrs Gary Miller visited at the C C Jones home on Sunday morning enroute to their home in Gresham from La Grande w here they had spent the weekend • -Mane Jones and infant daughter of Pendleton were recent callers at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Yocum. - -Holly Rebekah Lodge met on Thursday for the regular meeting Plans were discussed for the Nov. 5 card party. the second in the series for the winter Plans were also discussed for a visitation as a body to Pauline Lodge Refreshments were served bs Dorothy Jackson and 1 * . 1 WW JERRY ANDERSON - A £■< LEXINGTON LUMBER Lexin g to n , O re . 989-8586 » J .r> - - r* 4 ' - Ì ’ •
