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****** • •* * ,. *' • . * * * * r \ < •' ■ ■ < — - . * * * ■■ • « / . ‘ # '• » . ‘ - • - ^ •'*. * * , V- % • • « , - * » , - I____ i — H rp p n rr G a zrttr I lines. H rp p n rr. O rego n W m I w m I ü » , M arch 23.1988 Old fashioned methods taught at Quilting spree Ì ? i - - . . V flowers from Cox. author, artist, teacher, judge and business woman A quill worked by C ox with hand drawn Disneyland figures appliqocd onto a fabric dyed and processed quilted background, commissioned for a Disneyland promotion, was displayed along with a fully co m pleted "B r id e ’ s Q u ilt". Young women o f the Amish faith must have tw elve quilts completed by the time they are promised in m a rria ge F or the thirteenth s THREE %* •< “ Ä v Boardman • Irrigon M ew s m X— Call 676-9228 or 481-3533 with news Items Quiz bowl competition is keen I P tw to by Joycm Shirely SteiasKal (I). Umatilla, coordinator for the recent "Irish Quilting Spree" in Irrigon, stands with Patricia Cox. guest speaker from Minneapolis, Minnesota, as Cox displays her Bride s Quilt’. By Joyce Hensley Quills, quills everywhere Quilts for judging, quilts for display and quills for door prizes could he seen Iasi week at the third annual "Irish Quilting S pree" in Irrigon Ladies from thrity-one cities around the Northwest encircled Patricia Cox from Minneapolis, Minnesota, not wanting to miss a Girls State delegate chosen word o f instruction on how to quilt the old fashioned method, the way Cox was taught by her mother and grandmother A very old design from the "B r id e ’ s Q uilt” was worked on in dividual blocks in the Baltimore style by each o f the ladies They intently follow ed directions for the elaborate Lisa Enckson. daughter o f Lee and Pam Dockcn o f Board man, has been selected as Riverside High School’ s delegate to G irls’ State by the Amencan Legion Auxiliary o f Hermislon She will attend June 26 through July 2 at the University o f Oregon campus in Eugene G irls’ State is a program for junior girls who experience government in ac tion at the local, county and state level Lisa is class treasurer, varsi ty cheerleader, member o f the volleyball team and on the Pep Club Dance Team Alternate for the posi tion is Cindy Ballard, daughter o f Brenda Ballard o f Irrigon Boardman Council sets 1988 goals By Ed Glenn The Boardman C ity Council reviewed it’ s goals Iasi week and established some priorities Bike paths and pedestrian walkways remain a high priority ac cordin g to council consensus Everett Moore, bus superintendent- for M orrow County Schools and a member o f the city ’ s budget commit tee urged the council to emphasize development o f a pedestrian way from the H illvicw Estates \uhdivi sion to Sam Boardman Elementary School " T h e School District could save a lot o f m o n ey." M oore said, if a safe walk way could he provided for that three or four block length o f Thr W ils o n R o a d ." At the request o f Mayor Art K eg ler. the council added an Economic Development Fund to the list o f priorities Kegler said the fund was needed to pay travel and other expenses for city officials in their el forts to be " P r o a c t iv e " ’ in cn couraging economic growth in the city Kegler was careful to emphasize that the city does not seek to displace the economic development work o f the Port o f M orrow, the Chamber o f Com m erce nor others involved in economic development, but rather to assist in those efforts In the absence o f city attomcv M D. VanValkenburg. Dalrymplc speculated that a recommendation would be before the council on the budget consequences o f the continu ing default of the Knudson Commer cial park L ID at its April 5 meeting prvsc, will be ymsiderad. A wine grape crushing njVr.ition has also b citY p ro p o s rtf "th e crushing operation would he a one million dollar investment rather than the ten million dollar investment for a completed wmerv ." said Grace B By Joyce Hensley Daltoso, Russ Jensen, and Randy The ‘ ecstasy o f victory and agony o f defeat’ can be felt just as keenly in mier school competition as in any world wide Olym pic challenge as shown in the Quiz Bowl at Riverside High School recently. Lights flashed and points were racked up on the chalk hoard to tell the talc o f the new victorious 1988 C h am pion Q u iz B o w l team , students. T erri M eyers. Vince Beard "T h ere is nxmi lor more than one- winery in the a rea ." he said "L n d cr the current tax structure you arc better o ff to have several wineries under the 100.(XX) gallon annual production range, than to have one larger one The decision as to which bidder will receive (he task o f putting togeth er the study en titled "O re g o n ’ s Columbia Valley Wants A W inery" will be extended past the original April I target dale another thirty days, according to Grace " W e are asking lor minor changes in (he bids which will take a little more tune In his essay he (raced (he history of the United Nations in helping coun tries develop and protect their nalural resources He concluded that the next world war may infact be fought o ver control o f natural resources and said "th e United Na lions is doing too little. tix> late " Y e x , y o u w i l l M o p s m o k i n g |ust l w e e k s fr o m n ow c a lm ly , c o m fo r t a b ly , a n d fo r g o o d It d o e s n t m a tter h o w lo n g y o u ’ v e s m o k e d h ow o ft e n y o u ligh t up o r h o w m a n y tim e s y o u ’v e trie d to qu it \ The pain ot hav ing to take a hack seat to the champions and he content with third and fourth place was softened by the fact that they. Jay Bowman, Jeff Marvhek, Harold Glenn and Mindy Nix, third place; Tim H ill. Cindy Ballard. Colleen Hensley, and Brandyn Muir, fourth place, along with the other teams, had been chosen for the honor o f this competition by their schtxtl mates " T h e s e are the sch ools top s tu d e n ts ." said Boh D eeter, Talented ami (lifted coordinator The academic competition allow ed student» to "h a ve a chance to demonstrate their quick recall o f stored kn ow ledge" when questions were tossed at them by Master o f Ceremonies. Deeter. such as " A By F I G len n " IXm Russelt,' President of Russell Oil Company, was elected chairman o f (he Boardman budget committee at it’ s organizational meeting Iasi week A graduate accountant, Russell has served on the budget committee for four years He also sits on the budget for the Port o f Morrow In his orientation remarks. City Manager Tarry Dalrymplc told the committee that his goal was to pre sent a proposed budget requiring a lax rate of less than the current year " The present rate o f $9.90 per thou sand is simply u n acceptable." Is offering FREE training to those interested in tear- 0 in m g more about Domestic Violence and becoming 0 2 volunteers for the agency. Support Group - Crisis Line 0 \ Advocacy J ' 1 AT THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES OFFICE. PENDLETON F o r F u r t h e r In fo . JW « U * * Commercial \ Residential FREE ESTIMATES "W 'c CARF. About Your Cleaning N eed s" Vf Richardson - M - 4 1 1 4 . . v * CENEX/LANDCZ LAKhS At , SERVICES Monday, April 11 or Tuesday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m. * M o rro w C o u n ty G ra in G ro w e rs« < ome to the meeting — It could change your life! Ht Vt«4i HR'WISE w rym s .. • CARTET C ÜPHCLSTERT CLEAIIIB For All Your Farm Chemical Needs! A NEW SPIRIT OF COOPERATION HOSPITAL Call 276-3322 » :riD RECARE « â SYSTEMS. • « * - ^ 4 * a ----------f We Are The Team You Can 1601 S.E. C o u rt A venue P endleton H o sp ital A u d ito riu m \ 2 & 9 S a t , A p r j| M T* . r . N . - - . Dalrymplc said Mayor Art Kcitlcr appointed a Salary ami Personnel subcommittee, a C a p ita l Im p ro vem en ts sub committee and set April 5. as the com m ittee's next meeting C H EM IC A LS FERTILIZER S iA n t h o n y 0 * * ' « ■ I’Wt* w > ,r ; 4 M ■ * • *» •# ; , » > iZ; • • ■*. c .* - * *■ . • ’ * •• - % • .*, • B u dget C om m ittee o rga n ize d FREE INTRODUCTORY MEETINGS Spring Training \ j •.* triangle with all sides congruent is called w h a t?", "W h a t famous oil on canvas puinting by John Trumbull depicts a key event in American H isto ry ? ", ami " T w o sisters, Ann and Nancy W ilson are the heart o f what rock grou p?". Questions pertaining to religion, sports, politics, language, and literature, were also put to the students as fingers hovered over light switches ready for action The champions w ill re c e iv e trophy s donated hy W illsie Cap and G ow n Company in Portland Both the champions and the runner-up team o f Chuy G a rcia . Hank Johnson, M ike Tallman. and Char Finley will be treated to pizza al the Pcctsa Corner in Boardman The pmcccdings were videod by students. Humid Glenn and Brandy n Muir R e l a x a n d l i g h t u p. At a FR IT S m o k c n d rr s in e rt m g w e II tell y o u h o w y o u ca n stop s m o k in g e a s ily a n d fo r e v e r w it h o u t g a in in g w e ig h t, " c lim b in g the w a lls h y p n o s iy " s h o c k tr e a tm e n t!’ o r w illp o w e r Domestic Violence Services * - V •% (Back row L-R) Sharon Barrick. school counselor, and Frances Glenn. U S History teacher, assists Master of Ceremonies, Bob Deeter as he prepares to toss questions to the two finalist teams in the 1988 Quiz Bowl at Riverside High School. Team members are (sitting L-R) Hank Johnson. Mike Tallman, Chuy Garcia, Char Finley, Russ Jenson. Vince Daltoso, Terri Meyers, and Randy Beard T h e S m o k e n d e r s p r o g r a m has a lrea d v h e lp e d m o r e th an $ 0 0 .0 0 0 p e o p le sto p s m o k in g a n d it u ill u o rk fo r you ' \ _ . : V *• Come to a free meeting. LIN DA TOMS ZUO-B N W 1st [Manage f/t iperator_____ Boaidmanj " . • » < . in t e r n a t io n a l a iu ix S alon * ■ * V ‘ v>-* • 1 * * You w ill stop smoking in 4 weeks. oust r a tio n M a - ■ $ * % " s , Barrick represents RHS in essay contest Dave Barrick, sophomore at Riverside High School, represented the school at the local L O O P Pilgrimage for Youth essay speech contest in Pendleton on Sunday, March 20 He delivered his written cvvay. "N atu ral Resources and the United Nations the Role u Plays ® • * > * p " By Joyce Hensley located in the North end o f the coun ty. the availability o f feasible winery sites within the thirty nulc radius, and the estimated construction cost tor wineries in the X),000tO ISO <XXi gallon annual capacity range Also, the a v a ila b ility o f fin a n cin g, marketing distribution availability, and the labor force to man the enter . * * v Boardman considering feasibility of winery W ould a winery he feasible in the North M orrow County area ’ The answer to that question is being sought by the Economic D evelop ment Committee o f the Boardman Chamber o f Commerce. " W e arc Uxiking at ways to create jobs and to help w ith the tax base in the county," said John Grace, chair man o f the Chwnber « m u m * « ; ‘ W e feel a w iH m Tias good poten tial " Four proposals have been receiv ed. ranging from $15.000 to $5<),(XX) to publish a preliminary feasibility study since the bids were let in January o f 1987, according to Grace The study w ill examine the availability o f winegrapes from two large vineyards, encompassing 750 acres, and several smaller vineyards t ' * v "B r id e ’ s Q u ilt", the bride to be makes the appliques o f cornucopias, ribbons, baskets o f flowers, and floral wreaths for her friends to work onto the quilted background for the bride’ s ’ hope-cheat’ , according to Shirley Steiskal. Umatilla, co o r dinator o f the workshop held at the Stokes landing Senior Center Guest’ s showed their ingenuity by quilting their own name lags, s o u k using the Anush Shadow pattern and some o f the Anush Star pattern Winners o f the Quilt I W ant T o Take Home With M e ’ contest were Marie 1 annigon. lew isto n . Idaho, hand pieced hand quilted, Deanne Garrard. Hemuston. traditional hand p ieced hand q u ilted and also candlewicking and lace hand quilted. G ra ce B artlett. Lynnw ood. W ashington, machine pieced hand quilted and also antique tied com fon cr, Kate Grant Coats. Sherman County, machine pieced machine quilted. Kaym Peck. Boardman. machine applied machine quilted and Margaret Kirby. Tri Cities, shadow quilting special category A talk "W o m a n and Her Flying N e e d le " was given by Detains Stude, Portland A collection o f tex tile items gathered fn>m all over the world were displayed by Stude • cf r . 4SZ •i
