SIX The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, January 20, 1 9X3
Juvenile Ser. Comm. directors meet Hammond receives hat for rodeo
The board of directors of the
Morrow County Juvenile Ser
vices Commission met for a
regular monthly meeting on
January 12 in Boardman.
Reports were heard con
cerning each of the commis
sion's five programs: the
r.orth end recreation program,
the tutor-assistants program,
a program for victims of
sexual abuse, the adulthood
workshops program and the
latchkey program.
The adulthood workshops
are not scheduled to begin
until later this year, said a
commission spokesperson.
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Other program directors are
enthusiastic ahoul the success
of their programs, she said.
Bill Sheirbon gave a report
on his recent trip to a State
Juvenile Services Commission
meeting in Salem.
The commission's next
meeting is to he held at the
Morrow County administra
tion office in Lexington on
February 7.
lone man
named to U of
I dean's list
Jerry Rietmann of lone was
one of 973 undergraduate stu
dents named to the fall term
dean's list at the University of
Idaho's liberal arts and pro
fessional colleges.
To be named to the dean's
list, students must have a
chieved a required grade point
average while taking a mini
mum number of credit hours
as set by the individual col
leges. Rietmann is a student at tht
College of Agriculture.
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4-H Leaders Seminar to
be held January 29
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Morrow Co. Extension Service
Two special fli"'' spenkers
will provide Information help
ful to all 411 lenders at a
lenders seminar on Saturday,
Jan. 2!. from 9 a m. to 3 p.m.
at the fairgrounds In Heppnor.
Alan Snider. OSU extension
specialist . will assist leaders
in identifying ways to provide
learning activities as well as
resources Dawn Hawkins,
Umatilla extension agent, has
"Effective Teaching, Effec
tive learning" as the topic of
ht-r special program which
will provide leaders with help
on teaching skills as they work
with youlh.
To add a social aspect to the
day-long event, a potluck
luncheon is planned for the
noon break.
All leaders are encouraged
to attend the special seminar.
Earl Hammond of Heppner (third from left)
was among the top 10 finalists of the first annual
Youth National Finals Rodeo held in Fort Worth,
Texas' Cowtown Coliseum in November.
Hammond, named World Champion Saddle
Bronc Rider, was presented with a specially
designed hat from Resistol's Jim Owen (left).
The world's largest manufacturer of branded
p"oU by Uuilwy BcKkan
hatwear, Resistol is "committed to youth
rodeo," says the company's advertising
manager.
More than UK) high school students from
around the country competed for prize saddles
and scholarships at the event.
Resistol Hats co-sponsored the Youth National
Finals Rodeo with Levi Strauss & Co. and Barq's
Root Beer.
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2nd Rolling Hills Run
to be held April 10
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The second annual Rolling
Hills Run in Heppner is slated
for Sunday. April 10, at 1 p.m.
There will be a 3 1 mile and
6.2 mile easy, slightly downhill
courses following Hinton
Creek into Heppner, said a run
spokesperson. Proceeds from
the run will benefit a new
Little League Field in Hep
pner. Rolling Hills Run
T-shirts and certificates will
be awarded to all finishers.
Trophies will be awarded to
the first place male and fe
male finishers and to the
oldest and youngest finishers
overall. First, second and
third place ribbons will also be
awarded in the age divisions
for both distances.
Runners should pre-register
by March 11 to guarantee a
T-shirt Pre-registration fee is
$6. There is also a late regis
tration period up until the day
of the run. Late registration
cost is $7 Registration fee for
family members after the first
two is $4.
The event is being spon
sored by Jeppner Elementary.
School and the Heppner Lions
Club For further information
contact Brenda Weygandt, Rt.
1. Box 3456. Heppner, Ore.
97H3fi, Phone 676-5057.
New pastor to serve
Friendship Baptist
Jesse "Jay" Rowley is the
new pastor of Friendship Bap
tist Church in Heppner. Jay
and his wife. Peggy, moved to
Heppner last week from Phi
lomath, where they had lived
for the past 17 years, said
Nancy Bruch, spokesperson
for the church.
Mr. Rowley was part-owner
and secretary-treasurer of
Tree Farm Stewards Inc. in
Philomath. The Rowleys were
active in the First Baptist
Church where Jay was youth
director and Peggy was
church treasurer.
The Rowlevs have been
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married 31 years and have
five children and nine grand
children. Mr. Rowley attended
the Bible Institute of Los
Angeles in Southern Califor
nia, and Portland Community
College.
Looking toward the future,
Mr. Rowley says he hopes to
work with the deacon board to
set goals for the church.
Council comm.
meets
The planning committee of
the South Morrow County
Leaders Council met at the
fairgrounds in Heppner on
January 3 Fifteen leaders and
other interested persons were
present.
The purpose of the meeting
was to organize various com
mittee councils to more effec
tively taking car of general
4-H problems and projects,
said Janell Bailey, reporter.
Budget projections and ex
penditures were discussed.
Also, officers were elected.
They are: President Jean
Brazell, Vice-President Jan
Coe, Secretary Lea Calvert,
Treasurer Sharon Harrison
and Reporter Janell Bailey.
Plans for the 4-H sledding
party at Cutsforth Park on
January 15 were also discus
sed. The next meeting of the
Leaders Council will be Feb
ruary 28.
January 29 there will be a
workshop for leaders in all
fields, at the fairgrounds. All
leaders and assistant leaders
are urged to attend. tSee
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Heppner's champ golfer
makes move to Pheonix
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Heppner's golfing pride,
Charlie Rawlins, who has been
Oregon's Left-Handed Champ
for three years, is soon to
brighten golfing circles
around Phoenix, Arizona.
Rawlins, who played golf for
Central Oregon Community
College at Bend and worked at
the Bend Country Club for
several years, earned his B.S
in Physical Education in De
cember, W2. from Western
Kentucky I'niversity at Bowl
ing Green He had a golf
scholarship there and played
regularly on the university
golf team for two years.
Since just before Christmas,
when he drove part of the way
west with his brother. John,
and sister-in-law, Martha, he
lone student
named to
dean's list
Larry G Snider of lone has
been named on the dean's list
at Boise State University at
Boise, for the fall semester. To
be named to the list, students
must achieve a grade point
average of 3.5 to 3 74
Snider is a geology major.
has been staying with his
parents, Jane and Bill, at their
home in Heppner,
On Saturday, January 15, he
left for work at the Paradise
Valley Golf Course in North
Phoenix, where he will assist
the pro Bryan Whitcomb
Morrow County folks who visit
Phoenix may want to visit
Charlie there and try the
Paradise Vallev Course.
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