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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1988)
' Farewell picnic honors Alena Anderson . v T . • . ’ • * • ' * i VOL 106 N O 33 Wednesday. August 17, 1988 H e p p n e r 25« Hannas go to Nat’l Tourney 8 P ag e s David anil Jason Hanna hase qualified again for the National AV CO National Family Bowling Tour nament. sponsored by AVCO Finan ctal Services of Bow ling Proprietors Association of America They qualified for the national tournament by bowling six games ai the state tournament I hex won the tnp plus a VNH) scholarship Jason averaged 144 and Daxitl I Ml tor iho win The tournament will be held September 2-5 in Washington, I) C They howl six games there also to qualify for the finals The top three places in each division win scholarships David has howled lor 23 yean He and Jason also attended this touma ment in IVMb Jason is a 13 year old eighth grader this fall He has been bowl ing for seven years Good luck in Washington, guvs Ternc Cutsforth has been named manager of the Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings and laian Awocia lion’s Heppner office, according to Dale Weight, chairman of the hoard and chief executive officer Cutsforth joined The Benjamin Franklin in 1984 as a teller and has also served as senior teller and branch savings supervisor She replaces Linda Gehrke. who is now manager of the Benjamin Franklin's Milton Freewater branch She serv es as treasurer for Sorop timist International of Heppner. secretary/treasurer for Four Comers Snowmobile Club and voluntecr/leadcr for the Girl S»outs She is also active with the Heppner Chamber of Commerce The Benjamin Franklin is the largest savings and loan head quartered in Oregon, with 86 branch offices in Oregon, Washington. Idaho and Utah The Heppner office it located at 274 North Main three daughters will be living very near her in HillsN»rx> and Aloha Her third daughter lives in New Hampshire Thursday. August II. the Thurs day I adies from the Ncighborhoixl Center had a potluck lunch in the city park for Alena also Alena will he nxiving to Hillsboro at the end of the month Two of her Mrs Anderson was born in Mor row County She taught school here for many years and her children at tended schixils here She was niar ried to Hrvin Anderson, lorn- native, who was the owner of Heppner Chamber will have Bingo Local students attend Energy Seminar The Heppner Chamber of Com merce will be bolding BINCiO games every dav Wednesday through Sun »lay at the Morrow County Fair this year The games will run from .1 to 5 p m and will he held on the grass near the snack shack Cost of the cards is 50 cents ami cash and merchandise prizes will he given aw ay Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative. Inc.’s Board of Direc tor! elected to sponsor two students to the Nevada Youth Fnergy Seminar. June 20 24 The camp was held at the Boreal Ridge Ski Resort, west of Reno. Nevada The students were selected from applications received from sophomores and juniors in the system’s service area. (lone. Hcpp tier, Condon. Fossil) As there were no applications received from the Condon or Fossil high m I kmi I s , the two students were selected from the lone and Heppner high schools Melissa Rowell from lone High School and Dulcie Palmer from Heppner High School were the selection committees candidates While at the camp. Melissa and Dulcie were involved in the forma tton ami operation of a cooperative They learned how a cooperative is run ami how the electric utility fum lions, as well as information on careers available in the utility field Safety around electric lines and in the home were also emphasized by an excellent presentation hy Ml Wheeler Power, lily, Nevada The 42 students and five counselors at the camp represented 12 electric utilities from Nevada, Utah, California and Oregon Karen Palmer. Purchasing Agent at Columbia Bavin Flectnc Coop, Inc also participated at the seminar as a chaperone attending the N a tional Bowling Tournament In Washington. D C. in September They qualified for the tournament by winning at the state tournament Terne Cutsforth Dance to benefit Hams family A fire last week at the Darold Hams place out of Heppner. caused several local people to organize a fund raiser for the family. The tanii ly residence was completely destroyed and there was no in surance. The event will take place Satur day, September 3 from 8 p m until ?, at the American legion Hall in H eppner Music, dancing ami refreshments will he the order of the evening Music will be provided by Kelly Keen and Dean Asher of Spray The admission fee which will go to benefit the Hams, will be *3 per person or V5 per couple Donation jars have been placed in lone, Lexington and Heppner a farewell potluck picnic at the City Park by Volunteers anil close friends met at the City Park last Tuesday for a going away parts for Alena Ander son. long time Heppner resident Prize Catch Cutsforth to manage Benj. Franklin Joe Bacon caught this 14 V« inch Rainbow Trout on Willow Creek He used worms to catch this trophy 38 th saddle donated by Builders Suppl) in Heppner for a number of years Mrs Anderson graduated from Oregon College of Education. Mon mouth, now known as Western Oregon State College Mrs Anderson has v»ld her home 10 Mr .nut Mrv J.iv Coil Friends ma> w rite to Alena at 357 Nonh 1st Avenue, Hillsboro. Or 97124 «• > * *■*'*« ? : • • -c i > ? f •- w • \ “ r •• J. «» *. «•*. . . . ‘ **• ; » . o . •* * «» * ti < * • *. ’ r«V£;r* * * * »' # « . v .. ^ + . ' f - * • ,* *•- * .. <# * * .« , % . V - ■ • ' «- <■ *. : A * • ' * • > j • . » ■ - ■ * “ V '-f v i f* « i... *• ' v \ i *» -V V ». • • l ». :■<...- V - • . . v , - ** -• v „.V . * *> -> Melissa Rowell and Dulcie Palmer attended the Nevada Youth Energy Seminar . - . ~ Death Notice •f "I. Weather Report b y C *y erf ►♦«*<>«•» is the coach of this team His son Scott. 15. is a member of the l^iGrandc team. Scott is the grandson of Naomi Matthews, Heppner and Dave and Mary McLeod. Portland, also former Heppner residents Lnialilla National f-orevt Super visor Jim l.awrcnce announced that a restriction on campfires and other open fires went into effect at 12:01 a ni . Friday. August 12 The restriction prohibits building and ten ding tires until further notice, except within designated wilderness and in fireplaces at designated recreation sites, on the Umatilla National Forest Permissible sources of heat in elude enclosed wood stoves, portable metal base charcoal grills ami gas stoves The restriction applies to all National Forest lands, roads and trails administered hy the Heppner. North Fork John Day. Walla Walla and Pomeroy Districts of the Umatilla National Forest Campers arc cautioned to he e« tremely careful when using fires in the following wilderness areas and designated recreation sites Heppner Ranger District Campgrounds. PenlamJ l.ake. Bull Prairie and Fairvicw Tom Simonton, sign painter from Pendleton, shows Chris Sykes the window he has just painted last week Tom paints pn of the windows in Heppner for Fair and Rodeo 0* \uKti« V 15 lues. Weds. Ihurs. 1 ,, Sal. Sun. M m High 1 no Prrc 53 .0 86 0 51 86 50 .0 87 .0 52 79 49 .0 52 .0 83 77 50 .0 k ... :< r * Market Report .»• ta d ft« w'<m County ft#»n O m tren ■ > :: V v»< •* > ;• • >.: /■ » . ; Monday, Aug. 15 Soil Wtiiii- Aug Scjit Jan Frank Pearson. Kinzua General M anager, shows the Mor row County Fair and Rodeo Queen Missy Schoonover and Princess Kristi O 'Brien the saddle being donated to the Mor- row County Calf Roper for 1988 »4 15 l7/»4 19 ‘4 30 Barley Aug Sept PIK ' • •s / ' "*N. Arlington • Heppner • lone • / " Your Mi>n*y Ht lpmtt Your Neiffhhors" Mt Met o r m e ' v *-y*v.-* *ê *.+ *;• ? *-***£. * ' l JL r O '- * .. * — -, A -*fVÌÌ* * See Us For Lowest Rates in Town V *114 T »115 T 101 25* WHEN YOUR OLD CAR GIVES UP EW H A N K O F —= = ----- D p a ste rn Oreaon - . t w v ‘,.- • - v / : . Friends and relatives were griev ed to hear of the death of a former Lexington resident, John Darmcllc at his home in Gresham John wax 4M years old and attended schiMil in Lexington when the family lived here He was prciceded in death hy his parents l umcc (Irvin) Darmcllc and Bert Darn telle He leave a wile ai the home in Gresham, a sister Bet ty ami a sister Judy Darmcllc Groshcns of Baker Kinzua Corp * r I*.* . r • i v .^ Fire restrictions Mcl^eod team goes to World Series in effect The LaGrande Banc Ruth team qualified for the Babe Ruth World Senes to be held August 20 in Lebanon. Missouri This item is of interest to local people due to the (act that Bill McLeod, former Heppner resident and Heppner High Sch«x>l graduate ' /. •« » • , « S t Mrs Alena Anderson (center rear) was given the Neighborhood Center Thursday Ladies imes • ' v - t 'V i *■ * »*• > . i* «. ♦ ' V - •» , ... ** . • r V** . > r . .«•> ^ .«>. 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