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.. V V ... ~ L r : î» ** » : •. • - / •••'-T. • *. 4»* f * * * • ■ ! ' * »K* '§ • *■ •» g * . ■ %»■!# ^*4 * « • • * ** % *• »*' •*' » --~ «** ‘ • * S • • .*■ ! •• , ' / A '# X • . .." V , V p • •. - ‘ ** . f • * _ • %• • i - .• * V *. • s . . ». * • • * « _' * * * • • - ;• „• X I « I W il . Babe Ruth tournament begins X- ! .fe V ' k*0 V o w í #.vn- c*“ 4 L - 1 «•*.. -V -V- ;* p • * v * •, < ” * ,K • i > t f ■. The Heppner :* - : 3 -; - Morrow County’s Home-Owned Newspaper P p s s p ’i' - photo by Joyc* Mariaiay azette imes Wednesday. juiy_i3.1988 VOL 106 NO. 28 The Columbia Tri-County Babe Ruth 14 and 15-year-old All-Stars are wound up and ready to play ball. The 14 and 15 year old Babe Ruth District Baseball tournament will be played in The Dalles July 15 through the 19th Heopnec 25* Back row L to R Bob Byrd, coach; Del 6 Paaes Columbia Tri-County Harvest in South Morrow County ;\4 i ' Green, coach; Paul Estrada. Jim Kindle. Scott Johnson, Bill Byrd, Eric Connor. Bran don Pedro. Jett Divelbliss. Doug Devin, Adan Perez, Rick Johnston manager Front row L to R: Jason Bowman. Aaron Green. Jason Britt, Bob Krem, Brad paradiso, Ryan Savage and Sean Sunday . -■ j ’ . 13 -year-old All Stars K i :■ * • * /-V j*‘ .» > * ; .. • • 4 S ^ W • V - *» « . . . *F • • • aa- * * - •' \ a V . . * ' • . " » . - •*. •’ i. . v „ • *, w '. : ,« . 5 ,''L v ‘ * ií- ¿ • - . T * ../- * l u g * ’. / - • w s w » * ;* * ' ♦ •* . . •* - • r " ‘ -V . ' • l m » » t* v w » by Joy, • - » - • • *■ ■ * » » kwpr'T H liif * *i k4 7^’ i f ü Harvest has begun on the Chuck Nelson ranch nortti ol Lexington According to Alfred H m sa ■ I ____ ■ P S i* Nelson, the yield looks good so far for this y*dr Lovgren celebrates 20 years with First Interstate Bank Harley Sager presents a gold and diamond pendant necklace to Darlene Lovgren for the 20 years of service she has devoted to First Interstate Bank The necklace has a First Interstate symbol engraved on it. D arlene Lovgren, H eppner. recently celebrated 20 years of xer vice with First Interstate Bank She began her career at the John Day Branch of First Interstate in I9M a. ,i bookkeeper In lf7 2 she transferred to the Pendleton Branch and worked in several areas of the hank fhen in 1977 she was married to Stacy laivgrcn o f Heppner and transferred to the Heppner branch on the new accounts desk She is cur rently the branch secretary in Heppner Darlene is a valuable employee at the bank with her expertise in every banking area Gray appointed to Special Courts Advisory Committee Chief Justice Edwin J Peterson recently appointed Justice of the Peace Charlotte Gray to the Special Courts Advisory Committee, effec tive July I The term of the appoint rnent is three years She attended her first meeting in Salem on July 8 This committee is to be a liason between Supreme Courts and Spec ial Courts which inc lude Municipal and Justice Courts. It is tlieir job to help * V 13-year-old Babe Ruth All-Stars for the re cent District baseball tournament are (Front row L to R( Chris Tallman, Boardman; Marc ,\ndreason, Boardman; Brent Sheirbon, South Morrow County, Peter Pearson, South Morrow County, Robert Flanagan. Board- man; Bobby Creason, Boardman; and Jason Hanna, South Morrow County (Back row L to R) David Wagenblast, South Morrow County; Steve Reeve, Umatilla; Keith Nelson. Umatilla; Ryan the courts understand the problems encountered at the lower courts level The committee consists of two Municipal judges, iwo Justice of the Peace, one member of a city gover ning body and one member of a county governing body. The committee meets about twice a year, more often if necessary Tourism committee met at Cutsforth park A Tourism Committee meeting was held July 6 at the Cutsforth Park The placemats are now available for distribution throughout the county Dorothy Krebs reported that no action has been taken concerning the Boardman rest area kiosk Claudia Hughes reported that the 1989 Governor's Tourism Con ference will he held March 12 14 in Pendleton She said that as a com mittee, they might consider putting up a display booth at the conference This would be portable to be used elsewhere Fred l.undin noted that he was considering a portable display for the extension office and would consider loaning it out for county promotional purposes The committee elected not to sup port a county visitors survey Charlene Papmcau hosted a lour at Cutsforth park and viewed some potential hiking trails in the area The next meeting will be held August 3 at the Boardman Manna at noon This is a brown bag lunch meeting followed by a tour of the Marina and Boardman rest area kiosk. July 4th tennis cham ps listed The winners in the Fourth of July tennis tournament held in lone on Ju ly 2-4 were Men’s Singles, Gene Hclikcr of San Diego, formerly of Heppner, Women’s Singles. Angie Rudisill. lone and Doubles winners were Dick Snider and Jodi Vcnneri The trophies for the tournament were donated hy Wheatland In surance. Morrow County Grain Growers Fertiliser Department and lone Hardware Clint Krebs was the chairman of this event and a good time was had by all who participated Adelman, South Morrow County. Ben Cook, alternate, Boardman, Steve Hoffman,South Morrow County; Jeff Tarter. Umatilla Mike Perkins Boadman; Scott Coe. South Mor row County; and Mike Lambert, manager. Irrigon. The Allstars beat the Pendleton Americans 18-2. Hood River Americans 19-1. and Her- miston Nationals 5-4 during this last week and were beat by the Hermiston Nationals on Sunday 18-2 and 10 0 to take second place in the district ; 's V V s a* A * . ■ * Music event to he held in City Park A new vertex of cultural cvcnl.x will be kicked-of! on Sunday, July 24 at the City Park Ihe Morrow County Museum is sponsoring the first in a planned Music on Mainxtreet scries featuring the popular Blue Mountain tyuartct, which was so well received at the Boardman Fourth ol July lesiisilies Merchants host and St Pal's Day Celebration. The City of Heppner will be providing tree hotdogx lor youngsters beginn mg at 3 p m in Ihe park and the music will start at six Families are encouraged to bring a picnic. Icl the kids eat hot dogs and engiy some great music Sunday evening July 24 in (he park potluck meeting Thursday Seventh grader qualifies for Nat’l competition if t Len Brittner I en Bruiner of Heppner qualified May 22 for the Junior Olympics in the high |ump awl long jump Dus qui i lied him for the Stale Junior Olympics held in Hillsboro on June 23 He was awarded third place in the high jump bul iniurcd himsclt and could not compete in the long lump From here he was on to Kcgionals at Salem on July 9 and places) second place with a |ump of 4 teet K 'A inches Kegionals mclud cd participants front Alaska. Mon tana, Idaho, W ashington and ( )rcgon The top three go to National Competition in Florida I am also qualified lor Nationals last year but was unable lo attend lam is 12 years old and a seventh grader at Heppner Junior High School He is the son of Peggy Brittner Ills Ills Payne is his coach and she says lam is the only one trom Hcpp ner to quality tor Nationals in Ihe 14 years she has been in Heppner Nationals will be held in Florida Ihe end of July Two thousand dollars is needed for le n to attend the National ( Mym pic meet, according to le n s mother The National Olympics will be held in Tacoma. WA next w ar The Merchants Committee will hold a potluck meeting Thursday, July 14 at the Jerry Holloman home. 140 N Chase Street in Heppner Dinner will be at 7 p m There will be an election of o f ficers and a discussion ol promolions will he held Members arc lo bring table serv kc and chairs Coffee will be served . 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