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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Orefoo W rd n n d i« , June 12, I4K8 - THREE
Celebrate an old fashioned Fourth in Boardman
Celebrate an old fashioned Fourth
of July in Boardman on July 2. 3 and
4
Saturday. July 2. will «art off with
a softball tournament and carnival
ride» dmxigNxn the day Concession
hooth* will be found all three day»
in Boardman
Sunday, July 3. an outdoor
breakfast will he held at the Manna
Thi» is sponsored by the Square
Knots Square Dancing Club A
horseshoe tournament is scheduled
for 12 noon There will be trophies
and juniors and women are
welcome Bingo and children's
games will begin at I p m A “ Con
cert in the Park" will begin at 6 p m
with the Blue Mountain Communi
ty College Madrigal Blue Folk
Quartet
Monday. July 4. another outdoor
breakfast at the Manna will start the
days festivities A parade at 11 a m
and a special section for children is
sponsored by the Tillicum Club At
noon, carnival games sponsored by
the Bosrrimsn FMT's will begin
Riverside High School lists honor roll
OSU honor roll
Riverside high school lists the Wendy Ixdhetter. Lisa Mark. Jay
Marlow, Sheila Town
following students making honor roll
Fourth quarter honor roll:
for the past nine weeks and second
Freshmen A honor roll Peter Ceton.
semester
Charlene Finley 4 0, Tim Hill. Amy
Second semester honor students
Gantenbctn 4 0 Jon Horn. Chnsti
Freshman. A honor roll Peter
Irwin. Tnna Sayles 4 0, Angela
Ceton. Charlene Finley, 4 0. Amy
Smythe B honor roll-Dawn Am
(iantenhein 4 0. Jose Ramos. Maria
mons. Kim Bailey. Randy Beard.
Ramos. Tnna Sayles 4 0. Angela
Smythe B honor roll-Dawn Am Angie Copenhaver. ChnSina Crane.
Rusty Driver, Jason Enckson.
mons. Randy Beard. Billy Byrd.
Margi Garcia. Kevin Guthrie.
Angie Copenhaver. Christina Crane.
Manlee Huffman, Travis Hydcr.
Jason hnckvon. Rudy Flores. Margi
Kinstina Klein. Ty l^ppen. Gloria
Garcia. Kevin Guthrie, Tim Hill,
Peterson. Jose Ramos. Maria
Jon Horn, Manlee Huffman. CTinsti
Ramos. Jeame Roberts. Cecelia
Irwin. Glona Peterson. Cecelia
Rodnguez. Angie Tipton
Rodriguez
Sophomores A honor roll: Matt
Sophomores A honor roll Matt
Andreason. Melanie Bass. Wendy
Andrcason, Wendy Dawson, Tina
Dawson. Tina Douglas. Shana
Douglas, le a Edwards. Estcla Gar
Evans,
F.stela Garcia. She tty Lake.
cia. Sherry Lake. Steve Larsen 4 0,
Steve Larsen, Tem McKcnney.
I ric Marchek. Mindy Nix 4 0,
Mindy Nix 4 0. Regina Rodriguez.
Regina Rodriguez. Mary Stevens,
Lisa Silva, Mary Stevens, Mike
Mike Tallman 4 0. Scott Timms.
Tallman 4 0, Kassie Westmoreland
Kassie Westmoreland 4 0 B honor
B honor roll-David Bamck. Tracic
roll Doug Alford. David Bamck,
Cherry. Heather Cumbie, Joey Ed
Melanie Bass. Heather Cumbie,
wards, Lea Edwards. Carlos
Joey Edwards. Shana Evans. Lenn
Pacheco. Joy Hellherg, Cindy
Greer. Joy Hellbcrg, Cindy Kcllar.
Kellar Jennifer LcPIatt. Enc Mar
Jennifer lePlatt, Tern McKcnney,
chek, Shane Mathis. Jim Meyers,
leti Sepulveda. Lisa Silva. Jesus
Leti Sepulveda. Scott Timms. Jesus
Torres.
Torres
Juniors. A honor roll: Gail Bailey.
Juniors A honor roll Gail Bailey.
Cynthia Ballard. Debi Driver,
Cynthia Ballard. Robert Bates,
Harold Glenn. Stacey McCorkle,
Carmen Britt. Vince Daltoso. Debt
Kristi Medley, Holly Miller. Tina
Palmer. Jenny Richardson, Kathy
Driver. Stacey McCorkle. Kristi
Shepherd. Gina Smith B honor roll- Medley B honor roll- Lorcna
Robert Bates. Lorcna Bo/arth. Bo/arth, Manna Colmcncro. Harold
Carmen Britt, Marina Colmcncro, Glenn, Cynthia Harrison, Tom
Vince Daltoso, Cynthia Harrison, Lockwood. Melissa Meinke. Holly
Clay Haynes. Tom Lockwood. Miller. Tina Palmer. Alicia Pearsall,
Melissa Meinke, Alicia Pearsall. Dan Peck, 1-ara Peterson. Michelle
Dan Peck. Lara Peterson, Melissa Pollentier, Jenny Richardson.
Richmond. Michelle Thomas, Pam Mclivsa Richmond, Gina Smith.
Michelle Thomas, Pam Wetzel
Wetzel
Seniors A honor roll Jody Coen,
Seniors A honor roll: Jody Coen.
Carmela
Garcia. Bonnie Guthrie.
Carmela Garcia 4 .0 , Bonnie
Gutheric, Kristen Hamson. Colleen Kristen Harrison, Colleen Hensley,
Hensley. Lisa Jumey. Jeff Marchek Lisa Jumey, Jeff Marchek, Tern
4.0, Terri Meyers 4.0, Vicki Meyers 4 0. Vicki Preston. Rob
Preston, Rob Rea. B honor roll- Rea B honor roll Shauna Bates.
Shauna Bates. I .aura Erickson, Jesus Loren Dieter, iziura Erickson, Jacob
Garcia. Arne Gonzales, Nancy Gor- Fridberg. Arne Gonzales, Nancy
danicr. Amy Hobbs, Steve Hulen. Gordamer. Amy Hobbs. Steve
Hulen, Wendy Ledbetter, Lisa
Mark. Jay Marlow. Sheila Town
Marriage License
The
M ou se Factory
Beauts Salon
UNliA TOMS JUDY DANIELS
Manager Operator
200-B NW In
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Hair Stylist
Boardman
The Morrow County Clerk's of
fice at the courthouse in Heppner
reports issuing the following mar
riage license during the past week
John F Mollahan. Lexington and
Christine I^ee Sharp. Lexington
DOCTORS ON CALL
AT PIONEER
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
J u n e 2 5 & 2 6 ............................................................ Dr. W M em s
Appointments to see the doctor on weekends may be
arranged in advance by calling 6 7 6 9 1 3 3
Appointments will be charged as office visits.
Sanitary Disposal , Inc.
The First Baptist Church and
Chamber of Commerce is sponsor
ing a Tin Man Tri Athalon There is
a $10 entry fee and there will be
awards and t-shirts for this run.
swim and bike competition To enter
you may call 481 -2651 or 481 - 3452
A Talent Show l ip Sync Contest
will be held at 2 30 p m with $230
in cash pn/es awarded The baseball
tournament and horseshoe touma
ment will continue on this day
Monday evening at sunset will be
the fireworks
Names of «udents who have made
the Scholastic Honor Roll Spring
term have been announced by
Oregon State University.
A total of 545 «udents earned
«might A (4 0) Another 1147 cam
ed a B plus (3 5) or better to make
the listing To be on the Honor Roll.
students mu« carry at lea« 12 grad
ed hours of course work
Local «udents on the Honor Roll
included
Boardman Rhonda S Hilliker.
senior, business,
Irrigon-K urt B. Hellherg.
sophomore, agricultural sciences.
Dawn M
Timms, junior,
agricultural sciences.
Morrow County
Educators
Tournament
held in Heppner
On Saturday. June 4. Don Lott
repealed as champion in the Morrow
County Educators Tournament held
at Willow Creek Country Club r>*n
shot a 65 to win over 36 educators
from M oitow . Umatilla and Gilliam
counties Pat Edmondson won low
gross for the women with a tine 76
Following is a list of the other
winners
Men scond low grovs-Ji>hn Ed
niundson 69. third low gross Rands
Saliby 69
Low net first Gary Hunt, second
Don Mad son, third Dick Lowrey.
Bill Harper. Connie Kligcl
Womens low grots second-Kathy
Blakcnship
Low net first Kristi Smalley,
second Julie Reynolds
Close« to Pin No I second shot
No. 3-12 Dick Lowrey; No
4 13-John Edmundson
Iaing drive men Randy Saliby.
women Kristi Smalley
laing putt Oz Hailing and Gary
Hunt
Mo« out of bounds: Jeff Richman
High gross Karen Howe
In the afternoon Connie Kligcl of
Hermi«on got a hole in-one on N
playing with Kandy Saliby, Tony
Villaneuva, John Thomas, and Curt
Wheeler He used a 6 iron on the
160 yard hole. Congratulations to
Connie for the fine shot
Reno night
huge success
Heppner Boo«er Club's Reno
Night was a huge success Everyone
had a good time and the booster club
realized a $3,700 profit from the
Saturday night event
This will enable the Nxister club
to continue to give the 4 $200
scholarships they plan to give each
year plus support numerous other
school activities
"The success was due to the com
munity support," says Reno Night
chairm an,
Peggy
Fishburn
"Without them, we could have
never done this "
Boardman • Irrfgon
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Morrow
traffic
doubles
By Joyce Hensley
Moving to Hawaii? The Port of
Momm will gladly 'move' you.
One of the reasons the Port has
doubled its revenue during the last
1987 88 fiscal year over the previous
year, u because they cater to
anything which will fit into a 40 fix«
container and doesn't weigh over 30
tons. Even to shipping personal
automobiles, boats and household
furniture
The versatility of the Port ranges
from providing shipping down the
Columbia in ocean containers pm-
vxled by K Line. Matx«i, A me rKan
President Lines, and Mitsui Steam
ship Lines, to ptovidine facilities for
plugging in refrigerator units, to bin
ding a load of logs and vending the
floating down stream The Port also
is capable of "roll on. roll o f f
loading and gantry crane loading
Providing access to world wide
shipping requires constant updating
of knowledge ami information to
keep up with the ever changing
global scene "Our serv ices arc very
sensitive to political situations and
world wide changes in trade." said
Boh Miller. Port Manager
Ninety percent of the cargo going
down the Columbia goes to Japan,
according to Miller The other ten
percent goes to such far away places
as Europe. India. Korea. China.
Taiwan and Hawaii
The mean going containers arc
loaded on barges, then loaded onto
steamships at the Portland dixrks or
loaded on splint' Hauls and taken to
ports in Seattle or Tacoma on the
Puget Sound
The supply of ocean going con
tainers has not kept up with the dc
mand Due to the increase of exports
from the United States and decrease
of imports, there is «iff competition
for the availability of the «eel boxes
"The higher value cargos, the
ones which pay the most for these
boxes such as microchips, car parts.
In the Service
Marine Upl. Lyle L. Strand-
berg, son of Doris l. ami Lyle L
Slrandhcrg Sr. Irrigon, has been
promoted to his present rank while
serving with 4th Marine Division.
Yakima. Wash
A 1979 graduate of Hanford High
School. Richland, he joined the
Marine Corps Reserves in May
1983
Pvt. 1st Class Bradley K.
Rogers, son of Nancy K and Ken
ncth D Rogers of Irrigon. has com
pleted one station unit training
(OSUT) at the U S Army Infantry
Sehmil, Fort Benning, Ga
OSUT is a 12 week period which
combines basic combat training and
advanced individual training
The training included weapons
qualifications, squad tactics, patroll
ing. landmine warfare, field com
munications and oonihat operations
Completion of this course qualifies
the soldier as a light weapons intan
try man and as an indirect fire
crewman
Soldiers were taught to perform
any of the duties in a rifle or mortar
squad
He is a 1981 graduate of Riverside
High School.
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Bob Miller, Manager for the Port of Morrow, watches as a
mixed load of cake mixes from Pendleton Flour Mill headed
for Hawaii; alfalfa cubes from Western Alfalfa and hay pellets
from Pendleton Grain Growers headed for Yokohama and
Kobe. Japan; are loaded on a pocket' barge by a Gandy
Crane
and motorcycles, are going to Kc*
first call on the number of boxes. "
said Miller “ Our agricultural
economy is a lower value cargo "
Undaunted by such challenges, the
Port is working with the rest of
Eastern Oregon on a Value Add
Program "We have an abundance
of raw products and intelligent peo
pie in the area." said Miller, "we
need to put the two together to get
more value from a product and to
pnxlucc more labor
The cake mixes pnxiuced by
Pendleton Hour Mills, then shipped
to Hawaii and Japan are a good ex
ample ol adding value to the raw
product, wheal
Commodities of dried peas, beans,
lentils, hay cubes, hay pellets.
p>«atoc flakes, flour, wheat, wood
chips, and cake nuxes How smoothly
through dock-3 from Western
Alfalfa. Pendleton Grain Growers.
Pendleton Flour Mill, lamgvicw
Fibre, Kmzua Lumber Company ami
one of the major world wide gram
handling companies. Cargill Inc
Developing the Boise. Idaho, areu
for the shipping business is on the
Port's current agenda "We feel
Southern Idaho is part of our
geographic location,” said Miller
"It is straight down Interstate 84
The entire picture of the Colum
bia River Barge container traffic has
increased 1ft percent in 1987 over
1986 and up 19 percent for the first
quarter of 1988 over the similar
period ¿n 1987 "We have con
tnhuted sub«antially to that increase
in river traffic," said Miller
Die safety record of moving cargo
by river speaks for itself . "Old River
People, ones with 40 years ex
pcnence. can count the occasional
accident on one hand." vaul Miller
"The river is a much safer mode of
transportation than either rail or
truck "
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Pressure canner gauge testing
now available
To have your gauge tested bring
lid of yixir cannrr with gauge attach
ed You do not need the entire
canner
While you are there, you may
want to pick up copies of the new
food preservation bulletins There
arc new recommendations this year
for fruits and berries as well as
vegetables
I M th .
"W c tell you to have your
pressure canncr gauges tested
yearly ami now it will he convenient
to do so." says Hirdme Tullis of
Morrow County Extension Service
A pressure gauge testing unit is
now in place at the Heppner office
of OSU Extension I he service has
ni« been available any where within
a reasonable distance ami correct
gauges arc vital to tood safety
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