Ih r Heppner liw r t lr -Tini«*, lleppncr, ( kryim kkrdnrsday. Lrhruarv I I , IH T - H A T
St. Pat’s celebration continues to grow
The Si Patruk'% Duv celebration
gets bigger every year ami the add
ed attractions do covl money
lo c a l businesses have donated a
major portion of the funding once
the event'» beginning
A T ri City dance hand which
formerly went to Spokane to cntci
tain on St Pat* Day w ill he a new
attraction at th i\ year * Hcppncr
event When hand member* learn
ed Mcppner was the real ln*h capital
o f the world, they deckled to come
here They 'll he out in the vtreet. ui
and out o f local pub* and w ill pla*
dance muvic at the H k * lounge
St Paddy button* are going on
*ale around town The committee i*
asking for vmall (or largel donations
fnim the public Support will assure
bigger and better thing* a* thi*
shingdig grow* ' We would like to
get some help from the public, sjid
Rudy Bergctrom o f the committee
"Local businesses get hit hard all the
time, and the rest of u* need to share
the burden to o ," Bergstrom said
Diana Ball is heading up the but
ton sale* promotion D ilu tio n s can
Cliff Green buys first St Paddy's button from Judie
Laughlm
be left where the buttons arc
displayed, or nulled to her. Rudy
Bergstrom, Ken Turner, or Jen*
Hollomon
lone schools list honor roll
lone school* have released the
following honor roll* for the first
nine weeks grading period
" A ” Honor Roll (3 A 4 0>
seventh grade Nancy Morter. Amy
Pointer, and Brent Sheirbon Ninth
grade Linda M o rte r. M elissa
Rowell, and Amy Wagenblast
Tenth grade Michelle Paptneau and
Angie Rudisill Twelfth grade
Patty M cElligott. Chris Rea. and
Candi Rudisill
" B " H o n o r R oll (3 0 ' 4)
Seventh grade Kyle Broderick, and
Chisana Warren Lighth grade Jon
Nolan Ninth grade Jo Linda Cupps.
ami Jim Davison Tenth grade Brian
Ball Katie IVhorty . Jill Nelson, and
Sean Warren lle vcn th grade Tim
Beeson, Karla Davison. Dick
McKlligott, Dan Peterson, and Gary
Rea Twelfth grade Robert Adam*
ami I Vena Hams
The following students are listed
on the honor rolls for the first
semester
" A 1' Honor R oll t \ A 4 0)
Twelfth grade Patty M iL llig o tt
Chris Rea. ami Candi Rudisill
l levcnth grade Karla Davison
Tenth grade Jill Nelson. Michelle
Papineau and Angie Rudisill Ninth
grade 1 inda M o rte r. M elissa
Rowell. and Amv kk agenblast
Seventh grade Namv Morter Amv
INiintcr. and Hrent Sheirbon
u
Ho noi Boli i t ii t 4 1
I welfth grade Robert Xdams ami
Deena Ham* I leventh grade Dick
M cl lligott Dan Peterson and (iary
Rea Pentii grade Brian Ball Kalie
Doherty and Sean Warren Nmth
grade- Jo 1 imlaCupps Man Cupps
and Jim Davison Seventh grado
Bramii Ball ami Kvle Broderie k
4-H Clubs
I wo Tracker* 4 H Horse Cluh
will meet at 7 p in Wexlncwlav . I eb
IX at the fairground* annex A slide
presentation from Oregon State
University w ill help start club
members on this sear's conforrtu
lion ludging
Members need to bring project
b o o k s and records All who attend
ed the January meeting are to be
commended lor excellent presenta
lions dub leader Al Bta/ell says
The club w ill continue to nuke
plans l o t a St Patrick's Dav project
Tor turtlier information, call Bta/ell.
‘IX‘ 1 XI <7
Papineau
promoted at G -T
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Animal Health Clinic
(îreenfield hosts Pomona meeting
By D rlphu Joins
January UI Greenfield Grange
hosted the Wheatland Pomona
tirange Districl No 7*f at Board
nun The meeting was called to
order hs the N (i Anruhelle Jeaget
with (he lolliiw ing chair* vacant.
Pomona filled bs Mary kk right. and
one T x committee member filled by
Tom Campbell
Honored guest* IV>rris Ried.
GW.A Disl No 4 i hairnun. and her
husband Perry Ried I'n u tilla Co
Deputy, and Joe Du Puis l nut ilia
County Pomona were introduced
and welcomed Ihe Masters ot the
kk hcatland
Pomona Grange,
resogni/cd were (ius Siresker trom
Sprav (¡range. Delpha Jones, le v
ington and W illiam AI lord, (ircen
lield k isiting Masters alw> rccogru/
cd were Joe IhiPuis. C n u lilla Co
Pomona Master. Perrv Ried. Col
umhia (¡range. Tom Campbell, Cold
Springs (¡range. SiaiKlIes Pisknell.
lillic u m (¡range. Tom Howell,
kk hue I agle and Nve Hanford from
Stale I me
A resolution C om m ittee o f
Ralland Johnson. Kenneth Smouso.
anti Mildred kk right was appointed
Ihe lo lliiw in g reports were
presented
In the abseiwe of the Ag Chair
nun. lorn Campbell gave a tew
lasts about the set aside acres, and
discussed differences in tanning
practices between the eastern and
western ju ris ot the United States
1 cgislative committee Chamtun
Bert Akers gave a fine report,
touching on the hatklhixik being sent
on legislative jxiliiies ol the Grange
He spoke about the new Governor's
whool jvlans. a/ul the federal tax law
that Ius made it necessary to k lunge
the ( Iregon Slate tax law
Ihe IVjx ot Veterans Allairs has
trouble mm and needs to balaike
their budget wlm h nuv neeil a vote
Reagan vetoed the ilean water
bill Ihe question is whv because
laws need to be reviewed concern
mg the vnuller towns aikl other areas
with septic tanks
In order to supjkirt the C? raise
in federal employees wages, some ol
the programs may have to iu t back
drastkally or even close lamk lor
much change in IUH7
An article was read on the deal
project in the December "Last
O re g o n ia n ." concerning the
nuc hme useil in ihe Hermiston area,
whkh was provided tor bv the Slate
G -T columnist
hospitalized
Heppner Happenings columnist
Mary Bryant is in St Mary's
Hospital in Walla kk.illa with an il
Iness Ihose who wish nuv write to
her there She exjvcits to renuin
there two or three week», hut looks
forward to returning to Hej'prk-r and
gathering news trom all ol her
friends ag
year, fudge nuking
A finance committee o f Dot
Halverson. Kenneth Strani-« and
Mildred kk right were aj'|*> lied to
audit the tkxiks
There was some discussion on the
hunting rights o f the property
owners, and (hose rights >1 ihe
hunter An interesting dissussion
followed
The
resolution
com m ittee
presented resolution No I a thank
you to Greenfield lor (he hitspitality
and tine dinner, and No 7 to
I 'nutilla degree team who |kit on the
fifth degree lo r the follow ing
members. Ikorothy Jackson aikl
Wilbur Jackstvn from I esington
(¡range, aikl Donru G ilpin aikl
Harrv Gilpin ol Greenfield ( irangc
A SOth weililing reception is be
ing planned at the Portage Inn in
I He Dalles A pril I ' honoring
Ralland aikl IV Ila Johnson All were
cordially invited
The program consisted ol several
fine dance numbers by (he square
dancers trom Hermiston Die cake
walk was also enjoyed with a gissi
number o f cakes
Roll cull was Greenfield lb
Willows 4. I exmgton It). Rulus 7.
Spray 2.
M ik k a lo 6,
Cold
S prings A. l illic u m t. W hite
Tagli- b State I ine b. Columbia A.
and Stanfield 7
The next meeting is scheduled lor
Ciurmi A pril 7A
Grange Rutus (¡range Lexington
(¡range and kk illows (¡range recciv
ed certificates tor donations to the
IV .d protest Greenfield Master
Allord was escorted to the Masters
Station and w a s jvrrsenled a cer
lilicate trom the National lor the
donations to the Dogs tor the IV at
project, and a certificate was
presented to Sj'rav Grange lor has
ing all the le ctu re r’ s rejxirt* in on
time
Ihe Overseer
read an amcle
concerning ihe I *4 *f* officers o f the
Greenfield (¡range which hod been
jxihlished recently inkier the heading
o f " ' 0 years ago
The Wheeler G illiam County
regalia is now being used bs the
kkhralland Pomona
Thanks so
much
Motion was made lhai the group
give a donation to the l nutillu
Counts tor helj’ with expense* lor
the Stale Grange and in appreciation
o f the fifth degree work thev pul on
this dav
The officers rejs'its were a* usual
vers line la sh grange is doing
much lor the work in the commum
tv and the (¡range Lexington was
happv to rejs'rt the consolidation of
Rhea Creek ( ¡range wuh 1 exmgton
( ¡range
Dorris Kied reported the dates tor
the sewing judging w ill be Mav
A b 7 and ihe needlework (Vtoher
b 7 8 There is a new conlesi this
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