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Community grows up
with lUCC auction
Sav hello to summer on Columbia Gorge tour
Craig Rea with pony purchased by his family at lone
United Church'i first annual auctioriand bartMcu 1B years
ago this June.
By KIKDINKTI I I IS,
Morrow Intension Servicp
Celebrating summer, the
Extension llomemakera'
Council has planned
a gel -a way -from -
it -all d.iy which will include a
chartered bus Irip down t ho
Gorge to Cascade Ixicks. a 21 .
hour narraied bus Irip Ihrouuh
the Iyocks. a no hosl lum-heon
at the CharburRer, and ;i lour
of some special place in the
Dalles on the Irip home.
Special lour guide in The
Dalles will be none other than
the famous guide. Harold
Kerr, now agent in Wasco
County.
Dale of the special lour is
June 2. Cost will be kept as
small as possible, with the
cost of bus divided among (he
number of participants. Boat
trip is $fi SO. which should lc
sent along with reservation for
a seal on the bus. Luncheon
will be you order. ..you pay.
Cost of the bus will be
collected from each as they
board.
All reservations are on a
firsl come basis, and the bus is
filling fast. To insure your
space, act soon. 'Funds will bo
returned if bus is filled before
your reservation is received.. .
and a waiting lis! will be kept
in case of cancellations.) Send
check for M.50, made payable
lo Homemaker's Advisory
Committee, lo Box 397. Hop
pner (Extension Ser
vice.) men are welcome as
well as women.
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DHAWS ( HOW I)
DAY
Kager to see the displays of
folk art and special award
presentations, over WH) women
and men attended the combin
ed Morrow and Umatilla
county Homemakers Day in
Hermiston April 30.
Highlights of the day includ -ed
a slide presentation of
Germany and the ACWW
Triennial b Marge Griffin.
Vale, president elect of the
National Homemakers Coun
cil, and presentation of special
awards for service lo women
from both Morrow and Uma
tilla count ien, asi win .i i
study groups in both.
Selected 1981 Extension
Homemaker for Morrow
County wam Mildred Wrighl.
Heppner. who has been active
in Extension and community
affairs throughout her life
lime. Mildred has been a 4 H
leader, a study group and
advisory council teacher, act
live in Grange an Rebckah.
and her church. The award
came as a complete surprise,
and found Mildred working
diligently in the kitchen
helping with the luncheon for
Ihe day. Presenting the Mor
row County award was Ruth
McCabe, winner of the same
honor the previous year.
Morrow County's Study
Group of the Year award was
presented to the Irrigon Group
for the third year of that
honor. They are a group
involved in many community
projects' which included this
year support of Ihe SAFE
home for battered women.
Christmas project sewing for
needy children, and many
other civic projects. Nancy
Rogers, chairperson of the
Morrow Council, made Ihe
presentation to Ihe Irrigon
group. Nancy also serves as
chairperson of the frrigon
group.
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Craig Ilea, son of Keith and
Judy Rea is a senior at lone
High School this year, He was
just one year old when his
parents purchased a pony.
Taffy, for him at the lone
.United Church of Christ's first
auction and barbecue, eigh
teen years ago this June.
Craig has an early June
birthday, so many of his
birthdays have been celebrat
ed at the June church activity.
Craig and his three brothers
have all grown up with their
pony and with the church
auction which brings many
people to lone each summer
looking fur bargains and an
enjoyable day for the whole
family. Craig's parents have
been active workers in the
auction since its beginning
and the boys have pitched in to
help make the annual event a
success.
Keith and .Judy Rea are
general chairmen for the
auction and barbecue which
will be held this year on
Saturday. June 6, at the
Willows Grange Hall in lone.
Ponies
up record
to 5-0
The Heppner Jr. High base
ball team is as hot as the
month of July. With a recent
26-6 win over Condon, the
Ponies upped their record to
5-0. This record includes an
early season forfeit by Echo.
With one game remaining in
the season. Coach Paul String
er says of his team "They are
an enthusiastic, confident
bunch of ball players who
really attack the baseball.
We have had good pitching
performances from Chuck
Coffman and Travis Hyatt.
"Key hitters this season
have been Coffman. Hyatt.
Campbell and Sporseen. The
team is composed of mostly
8th graders, with four 7th
graders, and three girls.
Of the girls, Coach Stringer
says "They have fit in real
well with the guys and have
alot of determination and
desire. They have added to the
team both in spirit and in
color."
Heppner plays host to Stan
field Thurs. to try and finish
the season undefeated. Game
time is set for 2 p.m.
Other game scores:
Heppner 10
Columbia 5
Heppner 25
Arlington 9
Heppner 8
Condon 1
Heppner 26
Condon 6
Heppner
Echo forfeit
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