SIX-The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, August 28. 1980
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oily Eckman and 'Boy May Bell' take champion mare at horse shovj
Holly Eckman and her horse
"Bay May Bell" took Champ
ion Mare af the 1980 Morrow
County Horse Show held
Sunday, Aug. 17, at the Mor
row County Fairgrounds.
They received a halter and
lead rope from Wood's West
ern World in Hermiston.
Becky Evans and her horse
"May Edith" took reserve in
that class.
Max Hellberg and his horse
"Humphrey" took champion
stallion and received a halter
from Murray's Drug in Hepp
ner. Pat Smith took Champion
Gelding with "Nevada's War
rior" and received a halter
from Fulleton Horse Trailers
in Heppner. Dick Hoffman and
his horse "Fla
shy Two" took reserve in this
class.
Other horse show results are
as follows:
Performance Ponies - Bob
bette Angell, Prince - 1st - a
mug from Morrow Co. Grain
Growers: Ted Schwarz. Mr.
Ed -2nd; Shane Mathis, Dolly
- 3rd ; Steven Hoffman, Sacky -4th.
Stock Seat 10 & under -Angela
Murrell, Chico - 1st - a
mug from Turner, Van Marter
& Bryant, Heppner; Duane
Ball, Jodi 2nd; Angie
Ashbeck, Yucca Sunshine -3rd;
Heather Eckman, Flicka
- 4th.
Stock Seat 11-14 - Annette
Wilgers, Chief Tony - 1st - a
mug from First National
Bank, Heppner; Brenda Ma
, this, Tucson - 2nd; Kathy
Lindsay - 3rd; Teresa Lindsay
- 4th.
Stock Seat 15-18 - Chris
Jones. Lady 1st - a mug from
Columbia Basin Electric.
Heppner; Julie Sullivan - 2nd;
Dawn Cox - 3rd; Ann Lindsay -4th.
Stock Seat 19 & over - Krynn
Robinson, Jealeap - 1st - a
mug from Les Schwab Tires.
Heppner; Becky Evans. May
Edith - 2nd: Merlyn Robinson.
Sun Uva Dun - 3rd; Susan
Evans. Wagon Party - 4th.
Western Pleasure 8 & under
- Chrisy Stroeber - Christy
Umatilla
Ready -Mix
is Still in Business in
Heppner
Cement deliveries scheduled twice
weekly to South Morrow County.
Regularly on
Wednesdays end Fridays
for dispatch
call collect
567-6173
Jiggs - 1st - a halter from
. Fulleton Horse Trailers, Hep-1
pner; Jenny Currin, Jet Ar
ound 2nd; Heather Eckman,
Flicka 3rd; Shane Mathis,
Dolly - 4th. .
Western Pleasure 9-11 -Brenda
Mathis, Tucson - 1st - a
mug from Beecher's, lone;
Cindy Stroeber, Sissy Jiggs -2nd;
Teresa Lindsay - 3rd;
. Bobbette Angell 4th.
Western Pleasure 12-14
Annette Wilgers, Chief's Tony
- 1st - a mug from Bank of
Eastern Oregon; Kathy Lind
say - 2nd.; Andrea Ball,
Greasy - 3rd; Bridgett Green
up, Buddy - 4th.
Western 'Pleasure 15-18 -Chris
Jones, Lady - 1st - a mug
from Ron McDonald Chevro
let, Heppner; Ann Lindsay -2nd:
Julie Sullivan - 3rd;
Dawn Cox, Dawn's Kamio -4th.
Western PJeasure 19 & over
Krynn Robinson, Jaleap 1st
a mug from Lexington Chev
ron Station. Lexington; Becky
Evans. May Edith - 2nd:
Merlyn Robinson, Son Uva
Dun 3rd; Susan Evans.
Wagon Party - 4th.
Performance Trail - Krynn
Robinson. Jaleap - 1st ; Merlyn
Robinson, Son Uva Dun - 2nd;
Shirley Beamer - 3rd; Mary
Ann Munkers, Norchas Jeep
ers - 4th.
Performance Trail Class -Krynn
Robkson. Jaeleap - 1st
- a mug from Paul Pettyjohn
Co., lone; Merlyn Robinson.
JSon Uva Dun. - 2nd: Shirley
Beamer -" 3rd: Mary Ann
Munkers. Norchas Jeepers -4th.
Trail Class 9-14 Teresa
Lindsay - 1st - a mug from
First National Bank. Hepp
ner: tied for 2nd were Bridgett
Greenup. Buddy, and Steve
Currin. Jet Around: a 3-way
tie for 3rd - Andrea Ball.
Greasy - Ted Schwarz, Mr. Ed
- Jenny Currin. Simpson's Fri
day: a 3-way tie for 4th - Kathy
Lindsay Duane Ball. Jodi -Annette
Wilgers. Chief's Tony.
Reining 4 & under - Becky
Evans. Tonto's Drew Tuff - 1st
- a gift certificate from Cole's
House of Fashion. Heppner.
Reining 4 & over Merlyn
Robinson, Sun Uva Dun 1st
a mug from Columbia Basin,
Heppner; a tie for 2nd - Mary
Ann Munckers, Norchas Jee
pers and Krynn Robinson,
Jaeleap; Dick Hoffman,
Flashy Two - 3rd; Tied for 4th
were Joan Eckman, Shelly
and Steve Currin, Jet Around.
English Pleasure 20 & over
Susan Evans, Wagon Party -1st
- a mug from First
National Bank, Heppner;
Becky Evans, May Edith
2nd; Mary Ann Munkers,
Norchas Jeepers - 3rd; John
Nordheim, Lance 4th.
English Pleasure 19 & under
Krynn Robinson, 1st - a gift
certificate from Gardner's
Mens' Wear, Heppner; Teresa
Ponies up to 58" Bobbette
Angell, Prince - 1st a mug
from Lexington Lumber and
Del's Market. Lexington;
Rondi Robinson. Streaker
2nd; Christy Stroeber, Mr.
Stubbs - 3rd; Ted Schwarz,
Mr. Ed 4th.
Ponies up to 48" Shane
Mathis, 1st a buckle from the
V. & G. Tavern. Lexington:
Joey Hoffman. Peanuts 2nd.
Limit Working Hunter 18 &
under Brenda Mathis - 1st - a
gift certificate from Peter
son's Jewelers; Annette Wil
gers. 2nd.
Limit Working Hunter 19 &
over John Nordheim. Chicken
- 1st - a mug from Morrow Co.
Grain Growers. Lexington:
John Nordheim. Lance - 2nd;
Becky Evans. May Edith -3rd;
Mary Ann Munckers.
Norchas Jeepers - 4th.
Five Year & Older Mares
Holly Eckman. Bay May Bell
1st : Becky Evans. May Edith -2nd:
Angie Ashbeck. Easy Jo
Bar - 3rd; Lori Fetsch,
Jaheanna 4th.
Three & four Year Old
Mares Angie Ashbeck. Flashy
Melody - 1st: Merlyn Robin
son. Sugar Pin - 2nd: Dick
Turrell, Ruby - 3rd; Annette
Wilgers. Nacona Rose - 4th.
One & Two Year Old Fillies
Bridgett Greenup, Bo Jangles
- 1st: Steve Currin, Columbia
Bar Star 2nd.
1980 Fillies Cindy Anderson,
Pilot's Music - 1st; Bridgett
Julie Miller's into wrap sessions.
Helping PGE customers save
more than $400,000 a year.
This summer, Julie Miller
and her co-workers will help
PGE customers save more
than $400,000 a year in en
ergy costs by installing electric
water heater wraps in a num
ber of communities through
out the PGE service area.
During the summer, Julie
and the rest of the PGE water
heater wrap team are going
door-to-door giving the water
heater wraps with the instal
lation free to our customers.
With permission, they are also
turning down water heater
thermostats to a more efficient
operating temperature.
PGE customers who take
advantage of the program will
enjoy an annual average
savings in water heating costs
of up to $21 a year. It saves
the customers money and
helps postpone the need for
building new, higher-cost
generating plants now, when
we need it most.
Electricity costs are going
up everywhere, it's not just
here. Both private and public
utilities throughout the country
are facing soaring prices.
Higher equipment costs, fuei
costs and interest rates have
everyone on a tight budget.
And the rapid growth of new
residential and business
customers in our service area
is another strain on our
existing supply.
But, at PGE, we are
fortunate to have people like
Julie Miller working hard to
keep costs down wherever
they can. People who care.
People with cost-iavtng ideas tor you.
Greenup, unnamed - 2nd;
Angie Ashbeck, Friday - 3rd:
Annie Schwarx, unnamed
4th.
Mare & Nursing Colt Cindy
Anderson, Teton's Music, Pi
lot's Music - 1st; Annie
Schwarz, Kllly Bar, unnamed
2nd.
Produce of Dam Angie
Ashbeck, Flashy Dolito 1st;
Bridgett Greenup, Prissy
Panta - 2nd; Max Hellberg,
Pick -A -Lump 3rd
- Stallions Max Heiiberg,
Humphrey Dociul 1st.
Colts Foaled in 1980 Max
Hellberg, unnamed lat;
Bridgett Greenup, unnamed
2nd.
One & Two Year Old
Geldings Laurie Chllden,
Possum Bayo lat; Pattl
Burres, Rio 2nd.
Three It Four Year Old
Geldings-Lottie Laughlln.
Bojo 1st; Max Hellberg,
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Mr. and Mrs. John fcoytr
Kelly Anne Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Harrison. Cheney. Wash., became the bride of John L. Boyer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Boyer. Lexington, on Saturday, June
21. at 2 p.m. The ceremony was read by Mike Sheridan,
pastor of the United Methodist Church. Heppner.
The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a gown of
white organza with a satin venice-lace adorned bodice, a
Queen Anne neckline, and full bishop sleeves. The skirt fell
into a chapel train. Kelly wore a picture hat trimmed with
lace and silk illusion. She carried a bouquet of light yellow
roses, white baby's breath and white stephanotis.
Matron of honor was Susan Gaffney. sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Valerie Boyer. sister of the groom, Laurie
Harrison, sister of the bride, and Cheryle Greenup. They
wore yellow lace off the-shoulder dresses. Ring bearer was
Matthew Gaffney. nephew of the bride. The mother of the
bride wore lavender chiffon and the mother of the groom
wore pink chiffon.
The church was decorated in yellow and white daisies. Best
man was Dave Eaton and ushers were Mark Cutsforth, CTiff
Harris, and Karl Harrison, brother of the bride.
The soloist was Jim Ackley who sang "Longer" and
"Love Can Make You Happy".
The wedding reception was held at the Elks Club in
Heppner. Patti Allstott served punch and Sandy Bennett
served cake. They were assisted by Pat Edmundson and
Cam Wishart. Suzanne Purchase was in charge of the guest
book.
Following the reception the couple flew to Bend, Oregon
where they stayed at the Inn of the Seventh Mountain. Tney
will reside in Lexington where the groom is employed at Gar
Avialion.
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Thumbcr Lighting 2nd.
Five Year ' Older Geldings
Patricia Smith, Nevada War
rior 1st; Dick Hoffman,'
Flashy Two 2nd; Mary Ann
Munkers, Norchas Jeepers
3d; Bridgett Greenup, Johhny
. 4th.
Get of Sire Bridgett
Greenup, Rowdy Moonshine
1st ; Max Hellberg, Humphrey
Docsai 2nd; Max Hellberg,
Pick-A-Lump-Srd.
Buy 1 Gallon, Get 2nd Gallon Free
Exterior
Acrylic
House Paint
Interior
Latex Flat
Wall Paint
Isj shots villi
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The Morrow County Health
Department will be giving flu
shots to adults and to ttuwe
suffering from chronic health
problems at a cost of 2. These
flus shots will be available at
the following locations:
Irrigon County Offices,
Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1 to 4 p.m.
Heppner Neighborhood
Center, Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1
to 4:30 p.m.
lone Church of Christ (Base
ment), Wednesday, Sept. 17, 4
to 5 p.m.
Irrigon County Offices.
Tuesday. Sept. 23, 1 to 4 p.m.
Pcdberg Gsiigby
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Mr. cn Mrs. Wedt Pcn&trg
Connie Quigley. Pendleton, and Wade Padberg, Heppner,
were married i.i the First Christian Church at Heppner July
12 The Rev. Robert Nash of Lexington officiated at the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Darlene Lovgren, Heppner.
and Ron Quigley. Baker. The groom's parents are Colleen
and Bob Bergstrom of Heppner.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of
Quiana. featuring a high neck and short cap sleeves of lace.
She carried silk pastel-colored wildflowers.
Honor allendunt to the bride was Kelly McClintork of
Pendlelon. Bridesmaids were Ronda and LeAnn Quigley,
Heppner. sisters of the bride, and Rhonda Wishart, of
Heppner.
Best man was Luke Padberg. Heppner, brother of the
groom. Ushers were Mike Orwick, Lexington. Aaron Klinger,
Hermiston. and Jim Wishart of Heppner.
Wedding music and a solo were performed by Jim Ackley
of Heppner.
A reception was held at the Heppner home of & icey and
Darlene Lovgren. The couple then traveled to tht coast.
The bride was graduated from Pendleton High chool in
1977, and Links School of Business in 1978.
The groom is a 1976 graduate of Heppner High Schmil and is
now employed with C. K. Peck.
The couple live at Lexington .
1909 1939 reunion at
lono flf?i School
A reunion of all lone High
School faculty and students
who attended from 1909 to 19.19
has been set for August 31 at 10
a.m. at the lone Legion Hall.
Meat, rolls, beverages and
ice cream will be provided at
the hall. Out-of-towners are
asked to bring relishes and
desserts-, local people are
asked to bring main dishes
and salads.
Anyone who has school
memorabilia (pennants, class
pictures, etc.) is encouraged
to bring that also.
Harlan McCurdy of Pom
eroy. Wash., will serve as
master of ceremonies. Elva
Troedson, of Seattle, believed
to be the oldest living alum
nus, has indicated that she will
try to be on hand for the
festivities.
Those planning to attend are
asked to RSVP to 422 7143.
Mrs. Stan (Susan) Weiper
and Tyler of Kelseyville,
Calif., are in town this week
visiting her parents, Roy and
Katherine Lindstrom.
Here visiting for the week
end was the Lindstrom 's other
daughter, Kristina, of
Tacoma.
BALE
Continues
Sale Prices On Many
Many School Items
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