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d e p p o rr t .a / r t t r Times. Heppner, O riso n 33rdnesdav. June 15. 4-H News ■ONE NEWS CALL: 422-7403 or 676-9228 With News Items lone garden club lone pool opens June 21 celebrates garden week . The lone Garden Cluh members met for a no host luncheon at Beechers on June 8 to discuss plans . for nest year's program Each member also told of problems with pests and disease in her garden A report was made on the obser vance of Oregon Garden Week which was under the supers ision of Pat Pettyjohn Flower arrangements were placed in the post office. Bank of Eastern Oregon. The Office Tavern and Beechers, by Helen Martin. Jean Nelson and Delta Huber An outdoor garden exhibit was made in the It* nest to lone Hardware The lone Swimming Pool will be open on Tuesday. June 21 Regular hours will be Tuesdays through Fridays from 2 to 5 p m and 7 to 9 p m The pool will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 5 p m. only It will be closed on Mondays Fee schedule for 1988 will be as follows Daily use pre-school, free. Grades K 6 50c. grades 7 12 75c. Adults SI Season tickets grades K b SIO. grades 7-12 SI5. adults S20. lanuly 335 Red Cross swimming lessons will run in two two-week sessions The first session will be June 21 July I. and the second will be Juls 5 15 The cost of the swimming lessons will be 34 Time will be 9-9 45 a m advanced classes (advanced beginners, intermediate, swimmers». 10-10 30 a m beginners (5 years andupl. 10 45 II 15 a m beginners (5 years and up). II 30-noon beginners (5 years and up). 12 noon 12 30 p m mommy and me lages h months 4 years». 5-7 p m advanced hie saving (I* years and upl •* Tuesday Saturday To assure a spot in lessons, pre register in person at the lone Sch*»ol office between 8 a m and I p m , Mondav. June 20 For more information contact M.irv Holmes 422 ’ 1*1 Ol 422 7528 The M artingales By l herie Papineau. reporter The 4 H cluh. the Martingales, have elected officers Kan Morgan is the president, vice president is Kris Bedortha. secretary is Kim Bedortha. the treasurer is Heidi Nelson, ami the reporter is (herie Papineau The club leader is Anne Bedortha We have been meeting every Thursday and riding when the weather permitted June 9. 1988 we rode at the Papincaus Jocelyn Jones came and helped the 4 H club with showmanship, equitation and the cluh had a meeting where they work ed on their records Ihc next meeting will be Thursday. June 23. 1988 Ihc Martingales had a trail rule in May and arc planning to have another in July Foods R- l x By Becky 33 agrnhlast, reporter This was our last meeting at lone school's all the other meetings are to be held in the basement of the United Church of (hrtsi in lone We are go ing to be in lone's Fourth of July parade Wc are also going to have a bake sale after the parade Next meeting we are going to nuke lunch for ourselves Our next meeting is Tuesday. June 21 at II 30 a m lone schools announce the follow - ing honor roll students for the 4th nine week period Seniors “ B" honor roll-Karla Davison. Gary Rea. Rondi Tews " A ” honor roll Dick McElligott. Juniors: " B "honor roll-Katie Doherty, Jill Nelson, Michelle Papineau. Angie Rudisill, Sean Warren Sophomores *‘B" honor roll: Mary Cupps. Jim Davison “ A " honor roll-JoLinda Cupps. Linda Morter. Melissa Rowell (4.), Amy Wagcnblast Freshman “ B " honor roll Jim Holt/. Shara Kinmck. Jon Nolan “ A " honor mil Wendy Anderson Eighth Grade: " B " honor mil- Brandi Ball, Kristine Bedortha. Joe Harms. Kan Morgan. Heidi Nelson, Brent Shcirbon. Chisana Warren “ A” honor mil Jimmy Harms. Nan cy Morter, Amy Pointer Seventh grade ''B ' honor roll- Alisha Aikman. EriJca Bergstrom. • David Wageoblast. " A " honor roll- Janme Cupps. Rj*n Malsorsen, Crystal Minster. Sixth grade: *'B” honor roll Bridger Baker “ A” honor roll Truitt Greenup. Jason Proudfoot, April Taylor Second semester honor roll Seniors “ A” honor roll Karla Davison. Dick McElligott * B" honor mil Dan Peterson. Gary Rea Juniors “ A " honor roll Sean Warren " B " honor roll Katie [Xvherty. Jill Nelson. Angie Rudisill Sophomores: " A " honor roll JoLinda Cupps. Melissa Rowell (4 ), Linda Morter, Amy Wagcnblast “ B " honor roll Mary Cupps. Jim Davison Freshman “ A ” honor roll Wendy Anderson “ B" honor roll Shara Kmnick. Crystal Bork. Jon Nolan Eighth grade: “ A " honor roll Jimmy Harms, Nancy Morter. Amy Pointer 'B " honor roll Brandi Kill. Kristine Bedortha, Travis Greenup. Kari Morgan. Heidi Nelson, Brent Sheirbon, Joe Harms Seventh grade “ A” honor roll Jannic Cupps. Crystal Minster, Das id Wagcnblast ''B " honor roll Alisha Aikmau. Erika Bergstrom. Ryan Halvm*en Sixth grade “ A " honor roll Truitt Greenup, Jason Proud ft««. April Taylor ''B ‘‘ honor roll Bridger Baker IUCC has camp Adams scheduled By Robin Baker lone United Church of Christ has the summer schedules for Camp Adams The camp is available to all children and teenagers in the area For further infomtation please con tact David or Caroline Zaworski at 422-7541 Summer recreation program offered at Day Care Registration is now open for a new summer recreation program spon sored by Heppner Day Care, Inc “ This summer program should be a lot of fun for area kids." said April Hilton Sykes, director of Heppner Day Care “ We hope to make this an annual event, and continue and expand the program next year The three week program will begin Tuesday. June 28 and will feature sports, games, crafts and songs for children kindergarten through third grade Kids need not attend Heppner Day Care to attend this program Cost for the program will be 325 Tim Birkby and Karen Clough are coordinators of the program which will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a m to II a m For registration, please call Hcpp ncr Day Care. Inc , 676^5429 Vandals strike Oregon Trail site By Robin Baker During the first part of June, the site at Wells Springs, on the Bomb ing Range, was entered into by a vehicle through the locked gate So me*>ne broke into the area where the large granite landmark sits Hie landmark, inscribed “ 1847O regon T rail" has been an Emigrant land mark on the Wells Springs watering stop of the Old Oregon Trail The granite stone was found face down in the sand Charles Doherty and Bob Baker have volunteered to return the stone to its upright posi lion and secure the landmark in a concrete base ;■ • , ' *x . ‘v " T *• * * C ome Help the Seniors Get Ready * to Move into the New Building : * • ’ t r /v *> r t ** * ! '*• * i p i c <*• <*• * NOTICE * v - v r 7 ± • * * • •*. \ y . ’ * a | * Due acts of vandalism in ¡he Rhea ti- ( ret’k - Wilson ( reck areas, lands own- ^ ( ( / a t n l eon t n tile d h \ K in :u a C o rp o ra - ifrtiitn w ill he posted "N o Trespassing''. Inyone w ith business in those areas, $ please contact the K in :u a office fo r p cr- ___ m ission before entering, ♦f Any a d d itio n a l acts o f • f vandalism may necessitate l closing a d d itio n a l areas. £ lone is sponsoring a "W hat 4th ol July Means to You" poster contest There arc four age groups with prizes for first to third place Turn in posters hy June 27 to Bristow's Market Prizes will he awarded on July 4 Posters should be on standard paper available at the grocery store. Kink of Eastern Oregon and lone Hardware Age groups .ire 4 years and under. 5 7 years. 8 10 year and 12-13 years For more information call Krissy Rea *. :w V v l ***************************************} •** -V « • . y -, * Helen Crawford and Dot Halvorsen 676-9497 or 989-8518 or 676-9972 t * • - . *.•» **,. * ■ • • • ’ **N. V • - , . V : ' s*----- ' Jl . ♦ * SENIOR CITIZENS’ RUMMAGE & MOVING SALE \ For Donations: « r • : MORROW COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS : t Sat., June 15 from 10 a m. till sold out j KINZUA CORP * — a : • >** Î *'* » ♦ ■ j * S r o|r A rro w A l a t l i e r N B id Traci ¡lio n — s ■ -.s, 'X ; ' ■ ' a .*,¿3 P i V * ' ^ • -4 - * - " t * ' II t» i - V, • ‘ -V s - - s S S- , •c--*** » /. * lv 7 . * ' - ■ * - \ V DOVFR I he Arrow Dover brings the line quality and tradition ol Arrow shirts to a spoil shirt I his mostly cotton broadcloth has exact huilón positioning, the perfect collar roll, even a button on ihe back center ol the collar lor a neat, finished . ► V < ^ 4 ;! • . >. * . ' ' ‘t - ^ ’ c s . / 3 look _ _ . MENS Gardner’s wear 676-9218 193 N. Main St Mill M l Heppner 1 • 3 « „ s * . * V ’ * X • /a V . r * 1. - ^ r * > V ' 1 It I *1 »I K'V - . ft f •V ^ * ' r , V - ist ;.»yi > X .X i 'I. 'll tH Plus Full Studio Selection Of Poses 1 < *.'■ 1 c* ■4,. O N E DAY ONLY CASE MIX OR MATCH 45% Off • • ■ - Muwuuj'i D/uuj 45% Off » i v • 422-7418 at SINGLE FILTER > •V . **************************************** ner Masonic Hall Members and friends are invited to attend 40 to 45% OFF ALL NAPA FILTERS 40% Off * - a' * Ss‘ '*■ • • Free 5x7 Portrait OES to hold installation Ruth LvOcust Chapter No 32 ()ES will hold installation of officers Fri day, June 17 at 8 p m at the Hcpp lONE • • • • B & C REPAIR, INC. 3 on 3 Basket hull tourney July 4 Ihc popular lour naments 3 on 3 basketball ami ten ms arc held Sunday. July 3. with the tennis tournament continuing on Monday July 4 Teams interested in the haskcthall tournament should call Dick Snider at 422 7184 evenings Tennis enthusiasts may vail (Tint Kraba .it 122 ' s 4 i m i mda I iiUia at 422 7248 • . > > .• • ★ H e a rin g s 4 F illP P x * II Nil r im I it* H o s t's C u s to m H a d e 422-7409 1 *VN * : * . • y - ■ 4 ON THE FARM SERVICE Day on the Oregon 4th of July poster Trail is July 4 theme contest Activities will begin Sunday. Ju ly 3 m the 4th annual lone 4th of Ju |y celebration The celebration on Monday lastv all day with (he parade at 11 a m Dot and l.ewiv Halvorxcn arc the grand marshals of the parade this year, which boasts the theme of " A Day on the O regon T ra il" Everyone is encouraged to enter the parade Entrants will meet at the MCGG elevators at the end of Main Street hy 10 JO a m to get lined up Following the parade the food booths open in the |*ark with ham burgers. hot ilogs. nachos, icecream and pie and coffee will be served in the basement of St Williams Catholic church There will he music in (he park throughout the day and games for all ages The horseshoe tournament is a favorite, and you may enter early hy contacting Jim Boor at 422 7568 Some new additions to the eclebra lion include an ultra litc demonstra lion, a BMX bicycle performance, antique display .uid u le and a hike on the Oregon Frail Old favorites such as the chalk drawing contest, life department tug of war, tree swimming, the hed race and historical tour are planned Plan to attend the Cardinal (Tub barbecued chicken dinner at the whool cafeteria and least on 'a chicken, coleslaw, French bread, baked beans and ice cream bars (hot dogs are also available) Prices of the dinner is adults $5. ages 6 I2S2 50, 5 and under SI and a family SIX Evening activities include square dancers, a softball game, a hike on the Oregon T rail, a hootenanny (in tcrcsted performers call Tanna Padberg 422 7276), a display ol fireworks and a street dance An event i\ planned for every member of your family, be sure to attend ’V. IIAVI-: VIII K AIK CONDITIONING SEKVKEIt & REPAIRED HERE! A lone students awarded honors FIVE Fri., June 17th O ne Dozen All Denomination Bible SehtHtl Starts June 20th - 24th 12 noon - 5 p.m. (no appointment One Special per Family Heppner Auto Parts<g> ■' needed) j ' ' •' i > 3» - (Family Groups of up to 5 Members) >V *3 •- • . . 4 t '* t -, „ , c * * ' •»
