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H eppner G a ie tte -Times, H eppner, Oregon W ednesday, May .3, 1989 - 111 K IT
Engagements
Special childrens
program May 6
Poster contest winners announced
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there w ill be a special program
for children ages 4-12 called “ Kids
lo r C h n si” , beginning May 6 at the
lire station meeting ball in Heppner
rhe prv>gram w ill consist o f puppets,
illustrated Bible stones, songs and
contests and w ill run from 6 (X) to
7:30 p m on a weekly basis For
more information call 367-2435
ta rry and Barbara Zumwalt are in
charge
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In the Service
These students participated in (he First In
terstate Bank poster contest Harley Sager,
right, presented the awards tor first place to
Rodney Zumwalt, front, holding shirt, and se
cond place. r» n tf» r Andy Burt F ro m loft
teacher Jean Strange, rear Jossie Evans,
Angie Bergstrom, Heather Hughes. Dale
Wilson and front: Adam Collins. Burt, Zum
walt, Colin Anderson and Randy VanEtta
Navy Petty O ffic e r 3rd C law
C a m e ro n
G e o rg e ,
son
of
Christopher and Shirley Cieorge.
Heppner recently reported for duty
aboard the dock landing ship USS
Anchorage, homeported in Long
Beach, C A
Cam is a 1985 graduate o f Hepp
net High School and giined the Navy
m Mas. IViHK
Haggard — Hughes
Morrow County to receive 6 Coe attends leadership conference
Japanese students
The youth arc matched according
to age and sex w ith M orrow County
youth Families that sincerely want
a Japanese child in their home, and
have children between the ages o f
12-18 arc asked to contact Monica
Swanvin, M orrow County Program
Coordinator at 422-7162 in lone
The timing o f the visit is very rigid
because Japanese children have on
ly a 40 day school vacation.
Host fa m ilies are constantly
reminded not to alter the daily life
o f their homes Experiencing life in
M orrow County as it truly exists is
the heart o f the program
In June, the 150 Bound for
Oregon Exchangees w ill be match
ed w ith their host families and cor
respondence is begun This letter cx
change is a meaningful part o f the
pn*gnim. because it also involves the
adults and causes the Japanese
parents to feel more secure ah«*ut
their child traveling so tar Many
adult and whole family friendships
have resulted
After the Japanese child has staved
in the American home, it is hoped
that the American boy or g irl w ill
visit Japan the follow ing summer on
the Out Bound program, and stay in
his Japanese friend's home It is the
program goal that the relationship
w ill he one o f a lifetim e
Oregon 4-H has been hosting
Japanese children since 1973, so this
w ill he the 17th exchange For a host
family application, or more in fo r m
tion. contact Monica Swanson.
422-7162. in lone, or the M orrow
County Extension O ffice. 676-9642
in Heppner
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Tncia Coe, a sophomore at Hepp
ncr High School, recently par
ticipatcd in the Hugh O 'B rie n
Oregon leadership Conference in
Portland Coe, the daughter o f M r
and M rs Tim Ci*c o f Heppner. was
chosen to represent Heppner High
School Iasi fall She joined one
sophomore from each o f 213 high
schools throughout Oregon at the
conference
l cadcrs o f Oregon industries and
businesses presented panels during
ihc conference on a wide variety o f
topics to develop leadership A c o l
lege fair was presented one night o f
the conference. The partic ipants also
had the opportunity to tour three d if
ferent colleges in the Portland area
and
D o rn h c c k c r
C h ild re n 's
Hospital
Coe's expenses for the Conference
were paid in fu ll by Oregon
businesses
Coe is an honor student at H cpp
ncr High School and active in school
and the Heppner community She
said of the conference thai it was fun.
exciting and that because o f all o f the
activities she got very little sleep
She w ill have the opportunity to put
what she learned to work immediate
ly as a newly elected officer o f the
Heppner High School student body
and in helping to organize the new
ly formed Heppner High Against
Drugs and D rinking chapter o f
Oregon Student Safety on the Move
Applicants sought for
Planning Commission
Boh Toman has submitted his
resignation from the Board man Plan
ning Commission and the commis-
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SK’n IS volioting applicants to fill the
position
l.ettcrs o f interest should he sub
nutted to the C ity Manager or the
*1 « ® « off any full Perm
and 2 5 % off all
Nexxus products.
lone tennis team
defeats Arlington
D o e n a S H a ir C aro
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We have belts lor farm industrial and
home equipment and appliances
Snowblower
Compressor
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Sprayer
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Cultivator
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Lawn mower
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Air conditioner
Furnace
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Garden tractor
Shop tools
Heppner Auto P a rts ä
676 9123
148 E Center Heppner
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Morrow County Abstract & Title Co., Inc.
COMPLETE TITLE & ESCROW SERVICE
Locally Owned &
The lone Cardinals defeated the
A rlington Honkers at tennis 6 2 on
Friday A p ril 28
rhe lone girls gave up one match
lone turned their line up around
K ris Bedortha played singles for the
first time all year Bedortha defeated
Rhonda Davidson 6-1, 6-1 Am y
Pointer then teamed up with Amy
Wagenhlast in a hard fought match
They were defeated hy the team o f
Julie Borghese ami Rhonda David
son 8 6
N um ber one singles. A ngie
Rudtsill defeated Julie Borghese 6-4.
3-6, 6 2 Rudtsill has lost only one
match this season
The lone boys also gave up only
one match Number two singles.
Eric Orem and number three singles,
Rob W ilson each held victory mat
ches flic only hoys double team o f
Brian Ball and Sean Warren posted
a win by defeating Stuart Walker ami
Ryan Glccson 8 4
S ta tta lr« Bo*»
lim r J, X rtin g lo n I
Singles: S m art V Vnlkrr d r f r . lr c t R rrn l
S h rtr tx x i 4-2, 6-.I. K r k O w n d r f r s t r d
R «an l i W n m '’ -4, 4-4. 4-0 Hot) VXIIvm
defeat r d H ill R u r d k k 4-2. 4-4.
Ik n iM rs Scan W a r r r n and B ria n Hall
d e fra le d S lu a rl W a lk « and K «an l . l m r m
X 4
I , I r is lone I , X rlln g ln n 2
Singles
Sngte N u d ls tll d r fr a tr d J u lk
Hoeghese 4-4. J-4. 4-2 I Inda M o rta r
d a fa a lrd Sand* VXallar* 4-2. 2-6. 4-.V K r h
R ado rtha dafaalad R hon da |la * ld u in 4-1,
41.
Ihiu M aa: N a n r* M o rta r and Ik a rra r
P adharg dafaalad ( a r rla VXahh and San
d r M a k a r* 4-2, 4-4. J u llr Borghese and
R honda D .« ld w m da faalad S m *
n la r
and \ m r VXaganhlasI 4-4.
The branch office, in Boardman, is not manned daily,
however, if you call the Boardman number, the call will
autom atically be transferred to the Heppner office An
appointment can then be arranged for you in the Board-
man area
Landmark Square
Boardman, OR 97818
2S9 N. Main St.
Heppner, OR 97836
481-9261
676-9912
Court club reserved for RHS
graduation party
I II W k YOI
To all tho people who helped
make the Currin Invitational a
success Also thanks to the sup
porters of our Calcutta
families ami friends arc looking tor
ward to bright futures and happy
lives.” commented Sharon Barrick,
Riverside High School counselor
“ The school supports the idea
wholeheartedly ami is w orking w ith
these parents to provide a tun filled
graduation night that the class o f
1989 w ill remember forever ”
Plans urc underway to reserve the
Tri C ity Court Club and the seniors
w ill he polled regarding their choice
o f foods, activities and entertain
ment Parents and public who want
to make a contribution are inv iicd to
send donations or items suitable for
door prizes to “ Operation (iradua
lio n ” , P O. Box 140. Doardnian.
Oregon 97818
R .S.V .P . volunteers honored
Where were the volunteers? Most
o f them d idn't show up for the Mor
row County volunteer day politick
luncheon held at the Elks club
Thursday, A p ril 27.
Presiding was Boh Skouho. head
o f M o r ro w /U m a tilla
C o u n ty
R S V P and his assistant Judy
Alv> attending was Mary Reamer
from ECOAC ami 11 volunteers
from Heppner
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
Boh complimented the group on
the volunteers who give many hours
to the Neighborhood Center. Pioneer
Memorial Nursing Home ami Senior
Meal site
Delicious lood was enjoyed while
white elephants were exchanged and
five wore hats lo r the theme "H a ts
o ff to R S .V .P ” (retired x-iuor
voluntary program )
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M ake M om s
D ay sp ark le.
By Nancy M o r te r
l l € kp p n o r
Good for ihr month o f Mas
Mayor o f Boardinan at P () Box
229 . B o a rd m m , o r 9 7 8 18
The term expires December 31,
1901
Ptwtti b* Joy*« Hugh»»
Dan and Ciail Haggard o f Talent announce the engagement o f their
daughter Angelina Marie to W illiam Kevin Hughes
The hndc elect is a graduate o f Phoenix High School and a student at
Blue Mountain Community College, majonng in Ag Production
Hughes, the son o f M erlin and Claudia Hughes ot Heppner is a graduate
of Heppner High School and Blue Mountain Community College in Ag Pro
duction. He is employed on the Hughes ranch and by American Breeding
Services. Wisconsin in the Heppner area
The couple w ill be married July 8 in Medford
Riverside parents met Tuesday.
May 2, ut Riverside High School to
discuss plans for the all night Senior
Party which is scheduled for Fnday,
May 26, follow ing commencement
ceremonies
“ Operation (iraduation'' is a safe,
alcohol and drug free celebration
which has been held for the past four
years by parents o f Riverside
seniors More and more high schools
in Oregon have begun to endorse the
idea which started in 1979 in Maine
after a graduation night left 12 kills
slaughtered on the highways in one
commencement weekend “ Tragic
at any time, deaths and injuries are
especially heartbreaking when they
occur during the graduation season,
at a time when young people, their
A new combination bumper pool ami game table has been presented to
the center tor the recreation nx>m by L illian Boyce in memory o f Ray Boyce
a former member o f the Senior Center Board o f Directors
A new card table was added to our ret room last week by the W illow s
Grange
Velma Huston Parker o f Pasco sent an antique table used in Mrs I.uper's
M illinery Shop located on Main Street from 1910 to 1926 Dus joins a rocket
ow ned by May G illiam o f the historic G illiam ami Rishee Store The rocker
was presented to us hy her son and daughter in law, Howard and Helen
G illia m We love having these authentic antique pieces in our center
This week Thursday: Riwams luncheon ami meeting at 12 noon
Friday 9 to 11 a m coffee hour in the rec room Everyone welcome
Next week Wedncvlav Mother's Day Dinner at noon Menu ncist turkey
with potatoes and gravy, cranberry sauce and juice, green beans ami carrot
salad, buttermilk biscuits, peach cobbler Afternoon cards in the rec room
We still need more card tables, cards ami games (all types) Many records
were added to our stereo collection this week hy O live Nash
Reminder Die recrcadon sitting room is open every week day from 10
a ni to 5 p m Hostesses this week arc Myrna T o ll, Flo Holt. Helen Dyer.
Rachel Harnett. Ida Lynn ami M illie Evans Come hy ami chat, play cards
or games or listen to records and tapes
We now have a phone W rite our number in your book, 676 9t)t<) Our
new A A A supervisor, M am Rentier, w ill he in the office on Wednesdays,
or you can call and leave a message Remember the number is 676 9030
Everyone is invited to attend the Open House at the Senior Center I n
day. M ay 19 from 2-5 p m
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