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Swim lessons are ‘successful’
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tcrmcdiaics and swimitK'rs received
instruction troni I aireña Also, a
class o f lO prc beginners along with
their mothers took lessons
“ Over halt ot the beginners and
advanced heginners passed their test,
amt I teel the lessons were a sue
latrcna Byrd. Condon, in ihc life
guard ami »wim instructor this sum
mcr at the lone swimming pool
Forty-nine youngsters took lessons
in the second session Classes ot
beginners, advanced beginners, in
cess, stated M ' Byrd
It enough interest is shown. Ms
Byrd is considering private lessons
in August Interested persons may
c.dl 67b 5 5 7 ' and leave a name and
number or contact her days at the
lone pool
Pennant bearers carry new flags
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Back row Sarah Greenup. Jenm Ashbeck. Shelly Ashbeck and
Front Andy Ashbeck and Jason Cash
l ive young, dedicated horsemen
serve as pennant hearers lo r the
Morrow County Fair Anti Rodeo
These young lolks are required to
rule at tw o out-ot-town parades and
’perform in the- Grand Entries at our
«>wn lair anti rodeos
Julie Ashheck volunteered to serve
this year as the pennant hearer’ s
director She put their uniforms
together, which consists ot plant
western shirts tin the colors ot the
queen and court's uniform s! and
hlatk vests
The pennant hearers are Jenm
Ashbeck. Sarah Greenup. Andy
Ashbeck. Shelly (ireenup and Jason
Cash
Ivath ot the pennant bearers is
related to the to urt this year
I’ ru»tess Jodec's sister. Jenm. amt
brother. Andy, serve along with
th e ir cousin Shelly (ire e n u p
Princess Shawna's brother. Jason,
and Princess Am y's sister Sarah
ialso a cousin to Shelly (ireenup)
niakc up the rest ot the group
I he l a ir Board purchased
material lor new street banners tor
the Pennant bearer» Ihe (lags were
constructed by Janell Bailey and
J u lie
Ashbeck
Both
ladies
volunteered their time and talent in
sewing the flags The new (lags are
handled with care after each use to
perserve them lor use lor several
years to come At every parade ap
pcarance this year the pennant
bearers have ridden and at least lour
have always been in attendance
It is a family allair tor this year's
Queen and Court activities, says
Julie Ashbeck. mother o f three
See Mike For Fast
Service!!!
Complete Machine Shop
O n \ ir k
M a r in ile S hop
.it Lexington Lumber
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The N ickerson fa m ily from
Ia(¡range, have been visiting with
the John Mollahan family this past
week
Debra Jones and daughters have
returned to their home in Spokane,
alter some time visiting friends and
relatives m the Lexington and
Pendleton area Mrs Jones is the
daughter of Joe and Hilda Yocom
Mr aixl M is Sluart Dick and Mr
and Mrs Richard Peck were Baker
callers last week
M ike Burcham of Pendleton
visited his mother Dorothy Burcham
last week
NOTICE
TO ALL HEPPNER NOR GAS CUSTOMERS
Wc have just completed the purchase o f the propane system
of Heppncr Nor-Gas.
We intend to maintain the same high level of service that you
have received over the years from Heppncr Nor-Gas. Clyde
Allstott w ill be in charge of propane, assisted bv Jim Boor. Clyde
and Jim have both been with Nor-Gas for several - years and we
are sure that you know both of them.
The number to call for propane service w ill be 989-8221 or
call toll free 1-800-452-73%.
We ltx>k toward to a long standing relationship serving all of
Heppncr Nor-Gas’s fine customers. Please feel free to call if you
have any questions.
Larry M ills.
Manager
Morrow County Grain Growers
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Mayor To Mayor
Kitchen gifts
highlighted
Get summer brides and spring
graduates o ff to a good start by g iv
ing gift» to make meals safer and
healthier, advises Carol Bennett.
Oregon State U niversity Extension
agent in M orrow County
One good gift is an acrylic cutting
board
U nlike wooden boards,
acrylic surface» arc less likely to
form grooves where food spoilage
bacteria can hide Heavy duty lake
apart kitchen shears that can be
disassembled lor easy and complete
cleaning after use prevent bacterial
cross contamination between meats
and other t»xid ingredients
A meat thermometer is also han
dy Meat and poultry must be cook
ed long enough to k ill bacteria A
thermometer is an easy guide for
telling the stage o f doneness Give
it w ith a gift certificate from a local
grocery store
A refrigerator thermometer is
another good gift To keep foods
safe and in to p q u a lity , the
temperature should he 38-40 degree
Fahrenheit It s a good idea to check
the refrigerator temperature when
moving into an apartment M aking
sure there is two inches clearance all
around the refrigerator is a good way
to help the refrigerator operate
economically and cool properly A
steamer basket is an inexpensive in
vestment in your health, says
C arolyn Raab OSU Extension food
and nutrition specialist Steaming is
a low fat way to prepare nutrient
rich vegetables.
A hot air popcorn popper w ill pnv
vide high fiber, low calorie snack
without added butter or oil
Cookbooks arc also welcome
gifts If the cook is a novice, choose
one that uses common ingredients
and gives clear directions as well as
illustrations For the cook who "has
it a ll’ , select a specially cookbook
that matches the person's lifestyle
such as quick and easy meal ideas.
Kaab suggests
Ih c Safe Food Book. Your K it
chen Guide, has guidelines tor food
care '' Doneness'' temperatures for
meats and poultry. cold storage time
lim its ot meat and poultry, safe
storage conditions and lifetim es for
canned goods, and
What to do
when the tree/er fa ils" arc examples
of helpful inform ation in the pam
phlel
Ihe pamphlet. Home and
Garden Bulletin 241 is available at
Morrow County Extension O ffice.
Petty john ( M'fice Building. Heppncr
There is nochaigc tor the pamphlet
Couples Tourney is
Snt. and Sun.
A Couple's Tournament w ill be
held at W illow Creek Country Club
this Saturday and Sunday August 5
and 6
There w ill be no open play until
h p m Saturday and ' p m Sunday
Lexington By News
Delpha Jones
HARVEST
BREAKDOWNS?
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Visitors this last lew weeks at Ihe
home o f Faye Ruhl hase been. Renn
H arris and Steve Stillers from
Portland. M ike Walshinghum. of
Prairie C ity. I.yn Emely and Linda
R e u te lc r. E ric a R opp, fro m
Roseburg, I .auric Ross and son
Joshua from Seattle. Traci and Skip
Ruhl of Hcrm islon. Florence Gray
o f Heppncr. Dick Ruhl and son Rich
have been here for the summer to
help with the wheat harsesting lor
their mother
Farl M ille r is a patient in Pro
vidence Hospital in Centrailia. with
surgery scheduled for Tuesday.
August I
M r and Mrs John Tcllcchcaand
s<*ns have returned home after a
vacation in the Steens Mts of
southern Oregon
I eona and Bob Sync from Tigard
have been v isitin g her sister.
Dorothy Burcham this past week
M r and Mrs John Boyer and
family have moved into their new
triple wide home near the airport in
Lexington
Clarence Buchanan, of John Day.
has moved into his house, recently
vacated by Su/annc V in son He has
spent sometime in the John Day
Valley where he was employed
I mda Ripple has been a patient lor
the last week in the V irginia Mason
Hospital in Seattle Her sons Chris
and M ike have been visiting part »if
this time with their gramlparents.
Cecil arul Delpha Jones
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and Chinatsu Kuma
Chinatsu Kuma. 16. o f Niigata
Japan, is slay ing for one month with
the Brok Tucker fam ily as an ex
change student Along with her. she
brought a letter from the M ayor o f
her city. Niigata to the Mayor o f
Heppncr. Cara Costa, asking her for
assistance for Chinatsu during her
stay here
W hile she has been here. China!
su has been on a picnic and gone to
“ O liv e r" in Walla Walla at the out
door theater, which she thought was
“ c u te ." although she could not
understand it She has ridden a com
bine and gone shopping, where she
purchased a ttxHhhmsh with Winnie
The Pooh on it and tw o tubes o f
to»<thpastc which she w ill take home
with her. as it very costly in Japan
Chinatsu has one younger sister
her father is the manager o f a carpet
and l>l»* store ami her m oihrr is a
housewife Her mother play» tennis,
does aerobics and takes a history and
literature class at the university
They live in a four picx in Niigata
where it is tw o minutes to the shop
ping center, two minutes to the tram
and five to the bus from her house
It lakes W minutes to Tokyo on the
“ B u lle t" train from her home.
Her favorite food in the U S is
Tacos
She likes T op Ramen
N oo dle s and " A l l A m e rica n
Food.’ " she says.
Nigalsu goes to school six days a
week from X 40 a m until 4 p m
She is on the tennis team and is in
many competitions
Nina Tucker has learned some
Japanese letters and Oragami from
her new friend Oragami is the
folding o f small papers to create
likenesses o f b irds, boxes o r
whatever.
Pomona holds annual picnic
By Delpha Jones
lovely poems and a prayer were read
by the Pomona Chaplain, lairetta
I .antis, from Spray. Follow ing a
short visit, the group played pinochle
for a good part »if the afternoon.
There were members present from
M ikkalo, Spray. Lexington, and
W illows Flach year there is the year
ly picnic and potluck. w ith one year
being in the south o f the county and
one in the north end Next year w ill
most probably be in the Boardman
area, perhaps the marina The next
Pomona meeting w ill be Saturday.
( A tuber 2X. at the Lexington Grange
Hall with an election o f officers
planned
A most enjoyable and relaxing »lay
was enjoyed at Anv>n W right Park
on Sunday when members o f
Wheatland Pomona met f»»r the year
Is picnic and memorial A bountiful
P«*tluck was enjoyed, after which
helium filled balloons were rcleas
cd. one for each departed member
f»>r last year Greenfield Grange lost
one member. A rt Allen. Lexinbton.
Lucia B a rre tt; M ik k a lo . John
W arner. Spray Isa Palmer. Eleanor
Damson Herman Muntar. Arthur
Robinson, A rthur Stephens. Im
agcnc Damdcr. W illtiw s . Cecil
Stcpham, Mary Blcttell, Herbert
F.kstrom. and l.L oyd Howton Tw o
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Joan Wright Ciray is coming to town'
Fveryone is invited to a potluck and visit on Sun
day. August 6. from I to 6 p in. Bring a salad or
dessert and the latest news. For more information
call Jean Ann 676-9710 or Sharon 676-5233
1‘ntluek to he held at the Keilh l ewi\ Residence
lleppner-lxxtnKlon Highway
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We Will Have A Small
Assortment of Indies Rings
at Reduced Prices
Friday Aug. 4th
top in and set*!
( larden C lub meets
The Heppncr ( ¡arden Club regular
meeting w ill be held August 7 arul
w ill be a polluek dinner at the John
M urray home at b 30 p m
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