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F F A featured in Successful
Farm ing magazine
The n if rite levels of drinking
waier at some Boardman midencev
miy pose an esireme risk to infant*
drinking the water However,
government officials at the state
capital. Salem, believe “ Boardman
is loo small a town to he concerned
with "
Riverside FFA adviser Rick
Danielson doesn't take the Board
man nitrate problem as lightly It
was his concern, along with other
members of the chapter, that led
them to participate in the Successful
Farming Well Aware program
The Riverside FA chapter is
featured in the December issue of
Successful Farming magazine
The purpose of the Successful Far
ming Well Aware water testing pro­
ject is to raise the nation s awareness
about water quality The Riverside
FFA found that three samples they
collected contained four times the
safe level for nitrates As a conse­
quence. the affected residents pur­
chased filtration units
Hundreds of FFA chapters from
aenws the country participated in the
Rodriguez sentenced on
separate charges
A 21 year old Boardman man has
plead guilty to theft and burglary
charges in connection with separate
incidents in Boardman this past
Spring Rocky Rodnguc/ entered a
guilty plea to Theft in the First
Degree as a result of a theft of
automotive accessories fn»m a vehi­
cle in Boardman in June He had
previously entered a guilty plea to
Burglary in the Second Degree in
connection with a separate, unrelated
incident at Rod’s Automotive in
Boardman. which also occurred this
past Spring
Circuit Judge Pro-Tcm Ralph Cur-
nn sentenced Rodnguc/ to five years
in the OregiMi Penitentiary, but
suspended imposition of the sentence
and placed Rodrigue/ on five years
formal probation As one of the con­
ditions of probation, he was required
to make restitution to the victim in
the theft case and in several other
cases which were dismissed pursuant
to plea negotiations
Rodnguc/ is also scheduled to he
sentenced on his guilty plea to the
Burglary charge involving Rod's
Automotive of Boardman on January
6. 1989. in Morrow County Circuit
Court
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4-H News
By Dawn Boor
On December 7. I9HH we held a
4 H cooking meeting in the lone
High Sctxxil library at 3 45 p m We
chose our club officers The officers
are president l.ukc Swanson, vice
president - Jacob Taylor, secretary
- Laurel Tempe I. reporter - Dawn
Boor
A name was chosen for the club.
‘ ’ Foods Incorporated"
Our nest meeting will be on
December 14, 1988 at 3:43 p.m m
the high sctxxil library
lone garden club
holds pot luck
S a n ta 's Workshop
By Kelli Keen
Santa Claus and the elves are mak
mg toys and getting ready for
Ch-istmav
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Well Aware program The idea for
water testing was sparked by the
Iowa Citizens for Community Im­
provement The Des Moines based
non profit orgam/aiion helped Iowa
FFA chapters collect samples from
520 homes in 1987
Successful Farming is published
by Meredith Corporation, a dever-
sified media company involved in
magazine and hook publivhing.
television broadcasting, residential
real estate marketing and franchis­
ing. and commercial printing
of
J l astern \C)reaon
"Y our M on ey H elp in g Yi>ur N e ig h b o r s
MEM BER F D I C
lo y to the World
Pat Pettyjohn and Dclpha Jones
hosted the lone Garden Club for
their annual Christmas potluck and
gift exchange at Pat's home Wedncs
day December 14 Everyone en­
joyed the sumptuous lunch and
delicious homemade candy Pat
made
Jane Rawlins. Blue Mountain
District Director, made her annual
visit and enjoyed the program which
consisted of highlights from past
club history hooks. This was
especially interesting because this is
the fortieth anniversary of the lone
Garden Club This will be the theme
for the spring district meeting to he
held in lone on April f>
Plans were nude for the Burning
of the Greens on Friday. January f>
Everyone is invited to attend
The club voted to help the city
plan renovating of the Wixilcry Park
so new trees can he planted nest
spring
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RHS students excel in academic competitions
On December 9. Riverside High
Scfxxvl sent four teams to the
Umatilla-Morrow Math League
Contest at Blue Mixintain Communi­
ty College Thirty seven teams met
for the team and individual honors
Riverside's “ Merciless Mathcnuti
cians" finished second in the team
test Team members are Daletta
Trueas, Ingo Bette, Fumihiro
Narugc. Hamid Glenn, and Dan
Peck Hamid Glenn was second in
the Advanced Math II test and was
first in the Physical Estimation test
Ingo Bette finished hth in Geometry
Riverside's other team, “ The
Radicands“ finished 7th in the team
test Members of the Radicands are
Brandon Suchy, lenn (ieer. Mike
Tallman, Holly Miller and Stesc
McCabe The math league teams
return to action in the spring Mrs
Nancy leroux is the RHS coach
The Knowledge Master returned
to RHS on December 7 Riverside
has been participating in this nation
wide contest, sponsored by
Academic Hallmarks in Durango,
Co, for die past four years Die RMS
team score dropped off from last
year’s “ best ever” effort, hut
several new members have joined
the team and are anxious for the
spring competition Team members
for the fall contest were Brandon
Suchy, Mary Stevens. Kristi
Medley, Vince Daltoso, Hank
Johnson. T> lappon, Jeff Fppen
bach, Trina Sayles, Cindy Ballard.
Sherri lake. Kassie Westmoreland,
Wendy Dawson, Hamid Glenn, Kel
ly Spray, Tracy IXimler. Jana
Mounts and Steve larscn Boh
Dcetcr coaches the KM team
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By Mindy Nix
last spring, as the class of 1988
said their g»xxl byes and made (heir
ways to begin their new lives and
continue their education. Bonnie
Guthnc, 19. nude plans to begin her
new life in California Since last
spring, however, many things have
changed in Bonnie's life
In November 1988, Guthcric
received the news that she had
Hodgkins Disease
The community responded qun k
ly to her aid Many donations were
given from concerned locals Ihc
junior class at Riverside placed a
donation can a* their jnnual Sadie
Hawkins ilaixc and the students gave
donations to aid Bonnie in her travel
expenses to come home for
Christmas
Shanna Evans, a |unior at River
side and a longtime friend of Hon
nie's. was the co-chairperson of a
cake auction held at Riverside's
basketball game on Friday.
December 9. $291 42 was raised tor
Bonnie
Bonnie arrived in Boardman
l>cccmher 10, and will remain
throughout the holiday until
December 27
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Shanna Evans and Bonnie Gulherie
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as a gift An election of officers was
held with Kathy Tcllechca as presi
dent. Virginia Peck, vice president,
and Dorothy Burcham secretary
treasurer Those present were An
netta Padbcrg. Dorothy Burcham,
l.uclla Taylor, Leila Palmer. Kathy
Tcllechca, Hilda Yocom, Virginia
Peck. Jo Irvin of Irrigon and the
hostess Delpha Jones
Scott Balfe has returned to his
home in Anchorage, Alaska after a
visit with his grandnxilher Leila
Palmer and other relatives
Guests ai the Edgar Murty
home are her sister Isabelle Erckcrt
from Tacoma, Wa and a friend
Viola Weis of Newport
Faye Kuhl accompanied her son
Skip to Portland Iasi weekend where
thes attended the Rosehure Benson
game with Henson being ihc winner
.11 13 Faye's grandson, son of IHck
Kuhl. is one of the players on the
Rosehurg team
Pal W right and Hetty Marquardt
traveled by SCRAM bus to the
Christmas tree lighting ai l eaven
worth, Wa over the weekend
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As w * ceiebrate Hfc hoty birth and
peace on earth, we re offering our
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Several Morrow County people
joined the SCRAM bus to Portland
where they all enjoyed the Ice
Capades, the highlights were the
skating raisins and the flying hut
tcrflies. the arts and craft show and
th Festival of the Trees All reported
having a wonderful time Going
were Cieneva Palmer. Lucille Rict
man. Helen Crawford, lorce Hub-
hard. Helen Pettyjohn. Diana Hams,
lax- and Marianne Palmer, Cecil and
Delpha Jones and Christina Burken
bine ( Hie of the travelers was Betty
Fulleton former Meppneritc and all
enjoyed getting acquainted all over
again
Holly Kchekah Lodge met on
Thursday for the birthday party
potluck held jointly each quarter
with Ihc Oddfellows A delicious
dinner was served with an exchange
of gifts An election of a two year
trustee, of Delpha Jones, was held
Die community get together was
planned, for Thursday, December
15 Anyone w ishing to attend is cor
dially invited There will he treats
for the children and an exchange of
gifts for those wishing lo take part
Die evening will he spcnl in visiting
So many times in this busy time of
year we forget the meaning of
friendship and love and sharing for
our fellow man
The quarterly PNG luncheon
(supper) was held at the Cecil Jones
home on Wednesday with dinner
served by the hostess and co hostess
Dorothy Bure ham Following the
dinner an exchange of Secret Sister
gifts was enjoyed with the revealing
at thix time, and drawing of names
for the coming year The moms and
tables were decorated in the
Christmas motif, with each one pre
sent receiving their Christmas glass
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