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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1989)
* . ' *• TWO - Heppner Gazctte-TUnn, Hcppner. Orrfon Wednesday. July >2. 19,9 1 % lA T t « ■* * * i » •« Delegates attend Grand Chapter < Eastern «Star holds installation , • • Descendants o f James Labon Yeager ( I HSR-1941) who was an ear ly businessman o f Hcppner and his children, M yra Yeager Pick. Ora Yeugcr. Harvey Yeager; Ralph Yeager and J Walter Yeager met at the M orrow County Fairgrounds Sunday. July 2 for a family reunion About 120 people met for a potluck dinner and a get acquainted session M any were O regon residents with others coming from M innesota, Alaska. Oklahoma. Washington. C alifornia. Nevada. Kansas and Arizona Some had never met before and a great time was had tracing the various branches of the family tree The reunion was planned by Beatrice and Judy Underwood o f Sunta Cruz. C alil . granddaughter and great granddaughter o f James I Yeager One hundred twenty dollars was collected and donated to the county tairboard for use o f the building and facilities * # • • • V ■ r ’ S, 1 j - t ’ iK tv V * V ' J . ■> V . « **•-, k" r " F; P r, * - ‘ a V •■“A '■ I I» . -■ * ■ ■ » ‘ *s' V r ' ‘ iri * / 1 z ' * , r • r S, w y I ngenious I deas D ot . has reunion >», * son. m arsha l. Susie C ooper, o rg a n is t. Beth B rya n t, Adah. Dorothy Jackson. Ruth. Frances Smouse, Esther, W inifred Cox, Martha. Barbara G ilbert. I lecta. Eldon G ilbert. Warder, and Rov l.indstrom , Sentinal Eastern Star members were pre sent fn>m (Jucrn Esther Chapter N 101 in Hernuston. Umatilla Chapter No 107, Carnation Chapter No 44 at Prinevillc, Bushee Chapter No I*# at Pendleton. Tigard Chapter No 74. Columbia Chapter No 2.3 at The Dalles and other guests Our American Heritage is the theme of the new year Red. white and blue decorations were used about the rooms A strawberrv social followed the ceremony with June Haugen, laikc Oswego, lo ts Sloller. Gresham. Howard and Beth Bryant. Am u Graham and IX>( Halvorsen assisting w ith the serv ing Open installation o f officers for Ruth D k u s I Chapter No 32. Order of the Eastern Star was held on Mon day evening at the Masonic Temple in Jfcppner Marie Bcnsel o f Hcr- tniston. Grand Conductress o f the Grand Chapter o f Oregon was in stalling grand matron for (he even ing She was assisted by Walter Linn. Vcrnoma. Grand Patron. Virginia W ilkinson. Hcppner Grand Marshal. Florence Van Gaasheck. Arlington, Grand Organist, and Ed na Linn. Vcrnoma, Grand Chaplain W orthy M atron and W orthy Patron for the coming year are Katherine l.indstrom and Ix w is Halvorsen Elected officers include C arm elita Halvorsen. Associate M atron. John Wood. Associate Patron, Louise Wood. Secretary. Patricia Hyatt. Conductress, and laiura Scarlc. Associate Conduc tress The follow ing arc appointed officers for the new term. Kenneth Smouse. chaplain Virginia W ilkin Y eag er fa m ily • *.. .» ; • * • * . . *. i . :• . ■ ■ * .♦ *.• -> * ' * , * • • ' » T Penland House Open House “ very successful” Miss . and thirteen o f their elected and appointed General Grand Chapter officers In 19H9 Eastern Star Members in Oregon gave generously to the various projects o f the Order The Masonic and Eastern Star Home was the recipient o f a gift o f over $34.900 plus contributions to the purchase o f a new van for the Home guests Also over $.34,100 was donated to the Oregon Health Sciences University to he used in their cancer research department Special projects received contrtbu lions as follows Shrincrs Hospital. $h,700. St Vincents Heart Institute. $H.90(). and the Knights Templar Eye Foundation about $.3.h00 In addition the Order gave to the Eastern Star Awards for Religious Training tE STAR L) IK scholarships varying in amounts from $500 and up. and 30 scholarships were given from the Ix s lic S Parker Fund Recipients ages ranged from l*J to 4K years Three delegates from Ruth Locusl Chapter No 32. Order o f the Faxtcm Star attended the Centennial Session o f Grand Chapter at the University o f Portland campus last week Special events and many special guests from all over the U nited States were present to celebrate 100 years o f Eastern Star Grand Chapter in Oregon Over 1300 people were in attendance in cluding 17 members from the masonic and Eastern Star Home in Forest Grove Representing this Chapter were V irginia W ilkinson. Past Grand Matron and her hushand. Dick. Katherine l.indstrom. Worthy M atron, and Carmelita Halvorsen. secretary M rs Halvorsen received an appointment to the Cancer Research C om m ittee o f Grand O ipter Distinguished guests present for the meeting were Lois Newman. Most W orthy Grand M atron, o f M is s o u ri. and E dw ard F M cDonald. Most Worthy Patron o f ihc General Grand Chapter from M orrow County used to have the most elaborate and impressive agricultural exhibit at the Oregon Slate Fair Recently fewer and fewer exhibits were submitted, and today the Morrow County entry is much smaller Yet M orrow County leads many other counties in agricultural produc- lion Wc arc t f l in wheal production. #1 in potato production, and we grow alfalfa, com . and other crops in abundance Let's show them o ff Sheaves: lb be eligible fc>r ()reg«*n State Fair entry, all grains, grasses, and hay sheaves must he three inches in diameter, cut near ground level, and tied w ith three strings Grain sheaves should be collected before the kernels harden and then let them dry before arranging into a sheaf (•ru in : F.ntrics should be a half busltel after cleaning II the entry is in to superintendent B ill Rawlins at least a day early, he w ill clean it Wheal w ill be judged on uniformity, freedom from foreign matter, sound ness, bushel weight, and hardness (■ russes and Hus: A hay entry should be at least H) lbs , but may be a fu ll bale Hay harvested after fair last year is eligible k>r this year's fair Sheaf materials need NOT be grown by entrant hKutoev Icn («Hinds constitute an exhibit Wc arc an agricultural county Wc need to show Oregon what we have In spue o f the Russian wheat aphid, we grow the best wheat in Oregon Now is the time to prepare for fair Collect that material lor shcases Plan to collect some grain for display Help make this the best county lair ever Help make our stale exhibit the best eser * An innovative peraomal cwnput ing system th a t feature» an elec Ironic pencil is getting the lead out of business communications The new »VNtem uses tool» th a t are in Htantly fa m ilia r to the user a pencil and ta b le t and a telephone lik e hundnet Called the Wang Freestyle * ja-r Honal com puting system , the hard ware and »off ware product develops! by Wang latboratorie» is seen a a major advance in helping people manage inform ation lie tle r and communicate more clearly One reason for this ih that it bring» the most basic forms of business com m unicationa h a n d w r itt e n notes and voice messages into the realm of automation Freest vie information can be corn murucubsi via computer 'VS ( IFF l< F and or F'AX net works V S O F F K F is Wang's integrated office applica t ion so ftw a re fo r VS m m ico m p u t ers The F re e style system lets users create a replica of th e ir d e s k Photo by Joyc» H ughes House as she was speaking in the area Darlene Scroggins, owner, prepared a con tinental breakfast tor 45 people with Lam on Sunday morning One-hundred and thirty-two guests signed the guest book at Penland FHouse last w eek dur ing their Open FHouse. July 3 Also, over the week-end, Nora Lam, noted evangelist, author, and missionary stayed at Penland Area youth place third in state competition Local students qualify for regionals with a tunc o f 50 52 The winning lime was 50.34 and thirteen teams participated Lovett placed third in (he 200m with 25 KH. Hermanns placed second in the 100m w ith 12 29 and third in the softball throw with 179 ft ; Pur- situl placed sixth in the standing broad )ump with 7 6 E<*ur local area youth participated in the Hcrshey State Etnal Track and Eicld meet in Eugene. July H The relay. consisting o f McClain Lovett, lone. Andy Hermanns. Ir- rigon. Brian F’u rsifu ll. Um atilla and Cary Edwards. Hernuston. took third place in the state competition Six Muilenls from M orrow Coun ty participated in the Junior O lym pic» Regional Track and Field meet held July I at Sandy High School in Sandy Luke Swjnvon. lone, placed sc cond in the high jum p and third in the long jump Jory C row ell. lone, placed eighth in the high |ump Brent Gunderson. Hcppner plac Dr. Will Ed Berretta see all patients ed third in the sh«K put le n Britt ner placed sixth in the high jump Rondi Robinson placed fifth in the shot put and second in the discus Also participating was Jill Barber in the high jump Swanson. C ro w e ll. B rittn c r, G underson and R obinson a ll qualified for the regional meet to F»e held Julv I 3 lb in Seattle. Wa at Pioneer Memorial Clinic during I)r. Jeanne B e rre tta i M aternity Leave Ponies produce ju n io r Ini'll yearbook It wss bound to come—a com mumcations xystem that » as easy as w riting on a piece ot paper or picking up a telephone _ on the PC screen w ith stamp *ixed versions o f tlieir F’nsutvle rkcumenls that can f>e moved stapled tiled mailed, or enlarged tor review and fu rth e r comment a ll w it b . it ' in h ol the |s'nc 1 1 ' Ih c jun ior high Hcppner Pomes have produicd their first ycartsook m six years I he student council sponsored the yeaifss'k and council representatives were in charge of pre sale orders tor the yearbook The s ta ff consisted o f six photographers, three illustrators and two cover designers Mrs Sarah ( arlson was the adv isor tor the p io jeet which tiHik a semester to produce " I 'm pleased with the wav the f««>k turned out overall. I think the student stall can be very proud of the N vik thev have produced and I think it holds some great moments from the |UKH HU ssh»s»l year Birthstone Hummingbirds Representing ever) month ot the >ear each Hummingbird has a faceted 329? lead crystal heart in the birthstone color. To complete this color scheme each 3 inch bird has its wings and tail leathers hand shaded to match. Priced at $13.95. see them m our windows I I here w ill be an autograph p a rly. Thursday. July 13. 7 p m at Kate's Pizza Parlor Students and stall from 5 Hth grades are encouraged to at lend to pic k up their N»>ks It unable to attend, you may pick up your K s'k at Hcppner Elementary S>.hi*>l ollice starting July 14 You may put your name on a list it you did not pre order, for any available copies ^ 'i •* . $ ■») a. ..H A . V Peterson’s CM 67è 9Î 00 H eppner / 7 Mon. - Fri. 7:00 a m. * 6 p.m. Sat. 7:00 a m. - 5 pm ** # [ - %♦ j* * m iiisi tíi» T >!'!" find this w irk V I hill Moms M jrk ti rah • • • • • , * • * • • * • • • • • • • • / VZ • -/ » - ! * *#'• * Wasco Parts Outlet - 442-5781 Lexington Store & Pails V ' * i *;• \ t ‘i 989-8221 or Ore W atts 1-800-452-7396 Your Complete Harvest Time Source For All Your Supplies and Equipment 5 • J. - Morrow County Grain Growers 1*800-452-7396 «V« i * T ' - v \ * • fP -: - % r X , * $ IF 3 .*• ri ' Lexington. 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