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H cppnrr Gazette-1 imcs. Ile p p a rr. Oregon \N rdnesday. May 31. I W
Student body officers elected at Riverside
By Mindy Nix
A w v u ic d Student Body officers
for the 198V VO school year have
been elected at Riverside High
School
Steve Larsen is the newly elected
ASB president Steve will he a senior
next year and it involved with the
National Honor Society, basketball
and golf Steve was the |V88 8V
junior class president and is the son
of Sally and James lairsen of
Boardman
Hie 1 S»Msa VO ASB vice president
is Charlene Finley Charlene w ill be
a junior next year and »as recently
initiated in to the National Honor
Society She is actise in volleyball
and was the 1988 KV sophomore
class secretary Charlene is the
daughter of John and Ex clone Finley
of Boardman
Mindy Nix was re elected as ASB
secretary Mindy is involved with
the school paper and Varsity
cheerleading
Mindy wax the
1988 MV ASB secretary and is the
daughter of Glen and Gayle Nix of
Boardman
Sherri U k c will be the 198940
ASB treasurer Sherri is active in
varsity volleyball and cheerleading
Shcm was the I VMM MV Science Club
representative to Student Council
Shern is the daughter of Ken and Il
ona lak e of Boardman
It is once again time for the rabies
clinic ottered by the Animal Control
program Pie Hermiston Veterinary
Clinic will administer rabies shots at
a cost of $7 30and OHLP Parso will
he ottered at SI2 30 Included in this
cost is your city of Boardman dog
license The clinic will be held on
Thursday. June 15. from 2 p m un
til 4 30 p m at the Public Safety
Center He sure to take ads antage of
this opportunity to have your dog
protected without making a special
trip to the vetennarv
Left to right: Steve Larson,president. Charlene Finley, vice
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llO O K
Friends of the Boardman City
1 ibrary are having a Bake and Hook
Sale Saturday. June 3
The sale will begin at 10 a m and
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
Last week brought in several out of town s isitors who came to our center
for tours through the building They were impressed
It also brought a super new refrigerator for our kitchen, presented by
the Wranglers Cow-Cutting Association (Floyd Jones. Ralph Be .inter and
Gene Pierce came by earlier to find what we needed ami measure upl
This is truly a top-of the line number, stainless steel with full length dou
ble glass doors and the latest gadgets Superb
The Senior Center Board has announced with regret, the resignation of
Lynnca Sargent and Mary Gohccn l.ynnea served us well as secretary
for over three years. Arnold Melby had resigned as a board member in
late March due to health reasons His position has been filled by Meg
Murray
fhis Week: Friday coffee time in the rcc room from V II a m
Kelt Week: Tuesday morning 9 to 11 a m will be coffee with a "little
something"
Wednesday Regular luncheon in the dining hall Menu meat loaf, mash
ed potatoes, mixed vegetables, carrot and raisin salad, apple juice, hot
bread and peanut butter bars Lutheran ladies will be serving
Sunday this is the biggest event for us when Ralph and Barbara Jean
Struthers will be celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary in all
rooms of our center from 2 to 5 p m Barbara says she doesn I know
whether Heppner is ready for the Rileys and (he Struthers, but we are and
happy to be
Theta Lowe presented us with a slide projector and screen anil several
Condon artists brought their canvases which we will be putting up soon
All these gifts add to the pleasure and use of the center
Heppner Barrel Club
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May 17, Open first Christi
Strocber. second Nikki Brisbois.
third-Joan Eckman
$200 Novice first run first Jossi
Evans, second Tern (¡entry Second
run first and second-Terri Gentry ;
third Jossi Evans
Juniors first-Tiffamc Munkers;
second A nine Hisler. third Chad
Hisler; fourth-Casey Evans, fifth
Stormy Howard, sixth Angela
Munkers
The Barrel Club competes every
other Wednesday at 7 p ni at the
Wranglers Arena The next competi
tion will he May 31
Weekly auction at the old A t f ^ o n
C & H building in Irrigon
Bonnie's Auction and Second Hand Store.
Assignments taken during the week
Auction every Thursday at 7 p m.
For further information call 922-2719
or 922-4453
Antiques, new and used furniture and misc.
Auctioneer is Don Tonnin^
ìalph and Barbara Struthers
on
Saturday, June 10. I9B9
2-4 p.m.
St. Patrick 's Senior Center
Main Street, Heppner
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Friday night in Boardman
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last until 2 p m at Sentry Market
Proceeds from the sale will benefit
the summer reading program
Good Shepherd C hurch dedicated
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stay in during their time at
I>>ernhechcrs
Keglcrs Sentry Market railed over
$ 1.000 from a bake sale with baked
goods provided by the Tillicunt club
and Garden Club, a roller skate
dance, a live hand and a magic-
show
Mark Kcgler from Sentry said,
"even if we only have one kid go (to
Docrnhechers) from our area, it’s
worth it."
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VBS is June 19-23
The Heppner United Methodist
Church will be having a politick pic
nic this Sunday, June 4, following
the It) 30 a m worship service
The potluck picnic will be held in
the city park Everyone is invited to
attend Please bring a main dish to
share and a salad or dessert
Beverages and home made ice cream
will be provided Please bring your
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By Mindy Nix
For the class of IVMV the big day.
Mas 2b. finally arm ed
Graduation ceremonies were held
for the IVMV Riverside High School
graduates in the Riverside gym
nasium at 8 p m
The gymnasium was packed with
family members, friends and facul
ty to congratulate these seniors on
their fine job at Riverside High
School
Honorary speakers for the class
included Dan Peck. Student Body
President, Vince Daltoxo. senior
class sice president. Holly Miller
and Christs Medley. National Honor
Society president
The claw of about 60 students, at
tended ( IprratHin Graduation a drug
and alcohol-free party after
graduation
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tian Lite Center and Na/arenc
Church are announcing plans in pro
gress lor this years Vacation Bible
School to be held at the First Chris
tian Church June 19-23 The week
will be spent celebrating God's la»ve
and will run from V 11 45 a in dai
I) Classes arc offered for four year
olds through 6th grade There is no
charge
This year's VBS mission field is
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Call 676-9228. or 481-3274 With News Items
ITM . faking Christ to Millions,
concentrating on those behind the
Iron Curtain
On the last day of VBS. bring a
sack lunch and join volunteers and
teachers for a picnic Parents are
welcome Ice cream will be pros id
ed for the children Plan on attending
VBS. bring a friend and come join
the fun For pre-registration contact
Pam Piper, 676 54<W or Teresa
Flaiz, 676 5862
own eating utensils In case on in
clement weather, the potluck dinner
will take place in the church
basement
Plan to attend the worship scrv ice
at 10:30 a m as we honor our Sun
day School teachers for the year and
promote students to their next
classes
8y Minby Nix
After oik - year of construction, the
G inh I Shepherd Lutheran Church in
Boardman has finally been official
ly dedicated
On May 21. church members
gathered to celebrate the dedication
of the church they 've all worked so
hard and put so much into over the
past twelve months
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Hisltoji lohns< > ii ot ( "hicago «lid lb«
official dedication service He is the
head ot the Lutheran Church
Reverend Richard I ggen has been
the Pastor of Good Shepherd
I uther.m Church ol Boardman Set
vices have been held hi various
places around the town ot Boardman
until the funds were made jNixxible
to build the new church
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Court Club where they sjh - hi the
night playing raijucthall. swimming,
etc The members ol the «.lass all
received door prizes ranging tr«»m
cash prizes to ice chests
The class had a great time at the
drug alcohol tree party Operation
Graduation was designed to kee|> ilk-
graduates from drinking and out ot
trouble follow mg gr.klu.ition
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Tri-Cities
By Mindy Nix
( Iperation Graduation a drug and
alcohol tree all night party tor the
graduating class of l‘>HV from Riser
side High Sc hi Nil was held at the Tri
City Court Club Friday May 26
following graduation ceremonies
Hie class of IVMV left Riverside at
II p m to head for the Tri City
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Advisory council meets in Hermiston
By Delpha Jo n e s
A joint meeting of the Umatilla
Morrow County Home Extension
Advisory Council met at the home
of Wanda Cox in Hermiston for the
spring meeting Favorable reports
were heard concerning the Needle
mama held recently in Pendleton,
and plans were discussed for another
in the spring of next year Plans were
discussed for fair booths for the
coming fairs Luncheon was served
courtesy of the East Oregonian
Those attending from this area were
Juanita Martin, Morrow County vice
president. Delpha Jones, secretary
and Hirdine Tull is
School’s out!
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Ladies
Flight A Low gross-Eilcen
Padhcrg,
Low net Anita Boyer
l.east putts Barbara Gilbert
k. I’ \niU Mover
long drive Anita Boyer
Chip ms Bebé Munkerx-two;
Eileen Padhcrg I
Flight B Low gross Harnct
Evans
Low net Juanita Martin
Lcast putts Bebé Munkers
Flight C
Low gross-E dic
Munkers
Low net Maude Hughes
By M ichele Ball
June 2nd is the last day ot school
for all Morrow County students
Buses run at regular times on that
day for all Morrow County schm'ls
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TACO FEED
June 3, 1989 - 4-8:30 p.m.
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Who has Muscular Distropliy
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Sponsored by Morrow County Search and Rescue
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Keglers raise over $1,000 for
Doernbecher Hospital
By Mindy Nix
Keglcr's Sentry Market in Board
man. as a member of United Grocers
held a fundraiser Saturday, May 20
for D orenbccherx C hildrens
Hospital
D oernbecherx
C h ild re n 's
Hospitals arc located in Portland.
Eugene and Medford They provide
free medical care for children and
rooms for their family members to
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Boardman 9 Irrigon
Methodists to hold picnic/potluck
The following is the results o f the
Heppner Barrel Club's first two
competitions:
May V Open
first-C hrixti
Strocber, second Nikki Hrisbois
$200 Novice first run first Holli
Eckman, second Barbara Zeller,
third Tiflame Munkers. fourth Terri
Gentry , fifth Jossi Fvans Second
run first Tern Gentry, second Holli
Eckman; third Barbara Zeller,
fourth-Tiffame Munkers. tilth J o s m
Evans
Juniors first-Tiffamc Munkers;
second-Casey Evans, third Angela
Munkers, fourth Mandi Gutierrez
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Rabies clinic
scheduled
for June 15
president and Mindy Nix, secretary, are elected to hold office
at Riverside High School for the 1989-90 school year
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