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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 10, 1996 R & W Reading Program concludes its 10th year Odd Fellows, Rebekah lodges meet L-R: Grand Master Dale Horton and wife, Pat, Leila Palmer, Joyce Buchanan, Luella Taylor, Dorothy Jackson, Deipha Jones. By Deipha Jones Lexington Odd Fellow Lodge and the Rebekah Lodge have been busy this week visiting neighboring lodges to assist the D.D.D.M. with his installation. Tuesday, Lyle and Virginia Peck, Clarence Buchanan, Cecil and Deipha Jones, and Wilbur and Dorothy Jackson visited in Hermiston where the men were installed in their offices and the ladies attended the meeting. The guest for evening was a former Past Assembly Presi dent, Pat Horton. Later, her husband, the Grand Master of Oregon, visited and gave an in teresting talk of the work of the Odd Fellows and their various projects, such as the Eye Bank. A chair for research is financ ed by the Odd Fellows and Re bekah Lodges at the John Hop kins eye research center, the Living Legacy (replacement planting of trees), the arthritis fund and many local projects. Preceding the meeting, the group enjoyed dinner at the \ • Program set on elder care at Hope John Meyer, president of Care Trust, Inc. of Corvallis, will speak at Hope Lutheran Church in Heppner, April 13-14 about parish-based elder ly care housing. He will speak after the 11 a.m. worship ser vice. Care Trust provides develop ment and advisory services to churches and community or ganizational sponsors of resi dential housing for the elderly, said the Reverend Stan Hoob- ing, pastor at Hope. The firm was formed in 1995 to respond to the needs and opportunities IR A s .» SEPS ★ T a x Deferred Annuities ★ Guaranteed Interest Rate ★ Fully Insured f the Grand Master and his wife. The Holly ladies entertained with an Easter hat show. Some of the hats were fancy, some were fishing hats that had been remodeled and others were fun hats, such as a Minnie Pearl hat. The Grand Master and his wife were the judges, with the following prizes-prettiest, Dorothy Jackson, the most fun hat, JDelpha Jones, and most original, Luella Taylor. Elks Club in Hermiston. On Thursday, Lyle and Vir ginia Peck, Clarence Buchanan, Leila Palmer, Joyce Buchanan, Cecil and Deipha Jones, Wilbur and Dorothy Jackson, and Luella Taylor motored to Pen dleton where the Lexington of ficers of #168 and Holly #139 were installed with the Pendle ton lodges. Following the installation, the group met and visited with P loyhar I nsurance 127 N Main • Heppner, Ore. • 676-5818 resulting from the rapid growth in demand for elderly care and assisted living. Care Trust's client base reflects its strong focus in serving non-profit sponsors, said the Reverend Floobing. The firm is based in Oregon and maintains a presence in Florida. It is a member of the Oregon Health Care Associa tion, the Oregon Association of Homes for the Aging and Alz heimer's Association. The Reverend Hoobing be came aware of this organization through Annetta Strixrud, Ore gon Synod Parish nurse direc tor, who had been to Heppner as part of the health fair spon sored by St. Patrick's seniors in 1993. Alt individuals and grtiups who are interested in housing for the elderly are invited to hear Meyer and learn how they can be of assistance to the el derly in south Morrow County. _____ The R & W Reading Program, sponsored by Alex and Patty Rystedt and Scott and Carol Hollis of the R & W Drive In of Heppner, recently concluded its 10th year at Heppner Ele mentary School (HES). The program was started by past owners Tom and Helen Riehl as a way to encourage the development of recreational reading habits and was con tinued by the R & W's new owners. Goals are established by the teachers responsible for reading instruction in the classroom and vary depending on the age and the reading ability of each child. Participa tion in the program is the child's choice, but students who reach the goals are re warded with ice cream treats at the Drive In. Students are challenged to read frequently, to read gradually more difficult words and to read from a varie ty of genres, said Linda Shaw, HES teacher and Talented and Gifted coordinator. Teachers involved in estab lishing goals for children were: Cherry Webber, Lea Calvert, Joy Krein, Cara Osmin, Karen Dubuque, Mary Haguewood, Pat Hentges, Jannie Allen, Bill Ewing, JoLynn Britt, Dave Gunderson, Kay Chinen and Linda Shaw. This year, 117 students earn ed 368 certificates. Twenty-six first graders earned 32 cer tificates; 35 second graders, 68; 31 third graders, 112; 23 fourth graders, 57; and 52 fifth and sixth graders, 99. This year's participants include: First grade-Justin Delveaux (5), Sarah Hickerson, Jeanna McKinney, Elizabeth Hayes, Kody Lovgren, Mahaley Hud dleston, Tarra Virgil, Regina Seitz (2), R.J. Farrens, Brittney Allen, Robbie Smith, Cody Hollis, Lyndi Patton, Quinn Peck, Brownny DeLeon, Nick Berretta, Che' Green, Zach Kurtz, Casey O'Neal, Brandon Davis, Jamie Cline, Caleb O'Neal, Colton Hanson (2), Tony Haguewood (2), Justin Gregory. Second grade-Laurie Murray (2), Riley Wight (2), Brenda Vic- torio (4), Krystal Nairns (3), Robert Worden (4), Cody Phibbs (2), Matt Kenny (4), Eva -v - S au E nds A pril 19 1996 V ^ Get A G * ; f. « • . \ * ' y> * • * rr • ’ .• * > , ■ • * :■■ » V '.*• 4 A ’ • >•• * • • •• » ' / ** / . - j t ± & On. The . s* . * . *••• \ „• •#* - ; * * ‘Jf: « • ' , V « •• S IZ E P R IC E 150594 TT1XHD 15080X TT5D 150711 TT3EH 150690 TT30H 152004 TTHD31A 152012 rTHD31R 150914 TT3ET 33 59 54 59 71 71 59 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 O ur most popular engine oil. 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Maryhill also has a cafe fashion exhibit at Maryhill serving gourmet coffee, deli Museum. foods and desserts. The exhibit consists of a col Thsoe who have not sent in lection of 1946 French haute their reservations should do so couture. There are 57 "drama soon as it is needed to reserve tically grouped, elaborately cos places and food service on the tumed mannequins posed in train. four artistic room size stage sets The bus will leave Heppner with lights engineered speci at 6:30 a.m. and lone at 7 a.m., fically to create a theatre at with a stop made in Lexington mosphere/'' said a MCHS en route. ' ■ ■ •* *; Lexington News Haute couture added to MCHS trip' •? ■ Steinbruck, Jeannette Trachsel, (3), Luke Murray (3), Brooke Emily Salyers (3), Kyle Carlson, Rust (6), Chelsea Anderson (3), Sarah Gavin (2), Stephanie Kiel Naims, Sheena Shank (5), Burkenbine (2), Chris Rayburn Kaitlyn Sagely, Brian Hague (3), J.D. Farrens, Kyle Carlson, wood, Jessica Westburg, Stef- Ashley Zimmerman, Roy Pro anie Hanson (3), Kory Water- ctor, Nathan Kennedy, Katie land, Zachary Skaggs (3), Britt (2), Brianne Jones (7), Adam Wight (4), Zach Whalen Daniel Basile (2), Kiel Johnson, (2), Brian Smith (2), Darin Amanda Miles (2), Sloan Skaggs, Andrew Westrom (3). Fifth and sixth grade-Emily Keithley, Mikel Britt (3), Agus- Chick, Adam Bergstrom (5), , tin Saenz, Heather Yocum (2), Josh Winters (3), Tim Morris J Rory Kilkenny, Brandon John (2) , Tony Looney (2), Bryce son (2), Michael Merrill, Chel Virgil (2), Robert Whalen (2), sea Betsinger, Jamie Westburg, Mariah Wegworth (3), Aaron Jesse Kurts, Samantha Burken Harris, Chris Dilley, Airen bine. 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