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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 7, 1996 Rachel Hoobing to be liturgist welcome at the worship ser vices. The Women of Hope Luth eran Church will have a bake sale Friday, Aug. 16 in the ear ly morning hours at the Hepp ner Post Office. Proceeds will go to a special church project. Rachel Hoobing will be the liturgist and preacher Sunday, Aug. 11 at the 9 a.m. worship service at Valby Lutheran Church, lone, and at the 11 a.m. service at Hope Lutheran Church, Heppner. Friends and visitors are Donald J. Carlson, D.P.M. Medicine and Surgery of the Foot will be at Heppner Clinic on August 14 to treat all foot problems 676-5504 Pioneer Memorial Clinic *The Pub 567-8750 (Formerly Bud's Pub") ’ “ open 10 a .m . daily (noon on Sunday) Please Bear With Us During Our Remodeling i? Expansion “ Yaws & The Pub will both be open during the renovation Bud's P u b Famous Broasted Chicken soon availble at Yaw's ” The Pub' 676-5493 Yaw's 676-9489 ‘ "KICK-OFF" THE 1996 MORROW COUNTY FAIR THE MORROW COUNTY UNIFIED RECREA TIONDISTRICT IN COOPERA TION WITH THE MORROW COUNTY FAIR PROUDL YPRESENTS: vT\L-LA h IN „ , _ Tuesday Evening August 13 at 7:30 p m . at the Morrow County Fairgrounds f r e e a d m is s io n This ad paid for by Morrow County Inified Recreation District Twins celebrate 90th birthday A ninetieth birthday celebra tion for twins Bertha Moore Street and Callie Moore Hud dleston, was hosted for family members by Tom and Garnett Huddleston and family, of Heppner; and Ken and Billie Jean Waud and family, of Ephrata, Washington, at the Heppner St. Patrick's Senior Center on Aug. 4. A noon luncheon buffet was served to over 100 relatives, coming from as far as Amherst, New Hampshire, as well as various locations in Oregon, Washington and California. Special guests were two sisters-in-law, Clarice Moore, widow of Clarence Moore, from Canby, and Rachel Moore, widow of Ralph Moore, from Hermiston. Highlights of the afternoon program were the "Happy Bir thday Grandma's" song and presentation of flowers by Tom Huddleston's grandchildren, directed by Patty Braun and Molly Pahlen. This was follow ed by Darcy Debok, "Miss Portland 1996," daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Debok of Tigard, dancing Scottish High land dances, including an Irish jig. Darcy is an award-winning Scottish dancer. A "Moore Family History and Memories" were related by Billie Jean Waud, beginning with the five Moore families who came on the Mayflower as researched by retired Army Colonel Howard Moore, Fort Worth, Texas. James Emmett Moore and May Ryder Moore came with their infant son, Clarence, to the Lonerock valley in 1904 to a homestead from Galax, Vir ginia. Emmett Moore had come earlier and worked for various sheepmen, including Paul Hisler, Sr., of Heppner. He saw opportunity in the avail ability of land and returned to Virginia to marry and bring his young bride and son to Hepp ner via train, then buggy to Their heW home. / • Two years later, the twins, Callie and Bertha, were born in Lonerock. They were delivered by midwife Aunt Lucy Robin- son. The twins grew up in the Lonerock area, attending the school there, which had grades \.\2. S a u When they were 13 years old, the twins wrote letters to their friends, mailing them at the Lonerock post office, neglecting to stamp them. An aunt, Myr tle Huddleston, deposited them in a crevice in a partition in the post office, where they were found recently by Jack and LaVelle Stephens when they purchased and remodeled the old store and post office. Some of the letters written in 1919 by the twins and brother, Harvey, were addressed to Zella Madden Pringle, a class mate and Moore family friend. Two of the letters were shared with the audience. Callie Huddleston moved from Hermiston to Heppner's senior center three years ago to be near her son and family. Bertha and her husband, Rollie Street, moved from Walla Walla to Redding, Cali fornia, in 1979 to be near fami ly. Bertha has twin grand daughters, Barbara Winkle and Belinda Pritchett of Redding, who attended the event with their families. Bertha and Callie look for ward to their annual trip to Lonerock on Memorial Day to decorate the family graves and renew ties with friends, neigh bors and relatives, said a fami ly spokesperson. Callie Huddleston (left) and Bertha Street WCCC Golf Ladies' Play July 30 Low gross of the field: Susan Atkins. Flight A: low gross Jan Paus- tian; low net Eileen Padberg; least putts Linda Schultz. Flight B: low gross Susan Jepsen; low net Martha Mun- kers; least putts Betty Carlson. Flight C: low gross Floss Watkins; low net Lorrene Montgomery; least putts Mary Beamer. Short drive: Verna Brinda. K.P.: Luvilla Sonstegard. 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