Heppner gazette-times., June 21, 1989, Page TWO, Image 2

TW O - Heppnrr G a/rttr-T imes, llrp pnrr. Oregon Wednesday, June 21, IWN
Robin Bothum is Miss
Rodeo Oregon
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Robin Bothum. daughter o f Jim
and Jan Bothum, Pendleton, was
named Miss Rodeo Oregon at the
U m pqua V a lle y R ound-U p in
Roseburg Saturday
Robin is follow ing her mother s
footsteps as being a Pendleton
Round-Up princess in 1987 and Miss
Rodeo Oregon Her mother Jan. was
Miss Rodeo Oregon in I 4#»!
Robin's grandparents arc Ralph
and M ary Hcamcr o f Hcppncr
Robin competed with five other
girls and she said the competition
was "v e ry to u g h " She won the ap
pearance and speaking divisions and
was co-winner for the personality
d ivision
W inning Miss Rodeo
Oregon makes Robin eligible to
compete for Miss Rodeo America in
l-as Vegas at the National Rodeo
Finals, in December
Olden family holds 37th reunion
Robin is m ajoring in home
economics and elementary education
at Oregon State University In high
school Robin was very active in FFA
and was active in 4-H for nine years,
winning awards in sewing, cooking,
modeling, horsemanship, beef and
sheep projects
Robin w ill be leaving for Reno for
her first appearance this Friday A c­
companying her w ill be last year's
Miss Rodeo Oregon. Sylvia l^tdd,
lone Robin gives a good deal o f
credit to Sylvia for helping her in her
quest for Miss Rodeo Oregon
Sylvia started to get more girls in­
terested in running for Miss Rodeo
Oregon and Robin would like to con
tinuc Anyone that is interested in
running for Miss Rodeo Oregon
should contact cither her or Sylvia
for more information
lone resident named agent
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Cindy Greenup, o f lone, has been
named an agent in the Country Com­
panies haste m Oregon Agency. The
announcement was made by Tom
Han. agency manager in the Fastcm
Oregon Agency
The Cmintry Companies arc a
group o f companies providing in
suranee and investment products and
services They include Northwest
Farm Bureau, Country Life. Coun­
try Preferred and Country Casualty
Insurance Companies, and Country
Investors Life Assurance Company
The Country Companies and their
products arc endorsed by the Oregon
Farm Bureau Federation
As a Country Companies agent,
Greenup is able to provide for all the
insurance needs o f her clients and
area residents by offering life,
health, disability income, auto,
home, farm and ranch insurance
Descendants o f M en/o and M jry
Jean Moore Olden gathered at Die
Dalles. June 11 for their 37th annual
reunion
Jessie Olden Henderson's family
descendants were: Lonnie and
LaVcrne Henderson, and l^irry
Henderson, both o f Hood Riser
Larry motored to The Dalles in his
model T Ford
Linnca and Rick Denis. Rvan and
Marcus. The Dalles, (¡rant and
Helen Henderson. Summerville.
Gladys Snider. Harold and Joyce
Snider, lone, arc all members o f the
Grant Olden family
l» la Olden McCabe's fam ily
members attending were C liffo rd
and W inona McCabe. LaPinc,
Shirley and Don Harris. Bend. Deb
hie and Bob Johnson. Keith and
Vjnessa. Kim and Donald W age and
Ashley. Portland. Charlotte and
Raymond Lundcll. hugcnc. Helen
Craw ford and Ruth McCabe, lone
Friends o f the fam ily joining the
group fo r the day o f visiting were
L illian and Marshall Hamm and
Shirlcv and fra n k Tanner o f Lyle.
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The second annual 4-H natural
resources family fun day is set for
Saturday. August 26. at the t iregon
4 H Center near Salem, according to
Bill Broderick. Oregon Stale I'n iv c r
sity F.stcnsion agent in M orrow
County
The event w ill include the state
4 H forestry and natural resources
identification contests which w ill be
held at the 4 H Center rather than the
Oregon State Fairgrounds
Persons participating in the two
contests w ill be asked to identify live
specimens found along center trails
as well as mounted species
During the day long program.
4-H ‘crs and their families w ill be in
solved in a variety ot activities and
classes about such subiccts as cn-
tomology. pond ecology, archery
and air rilles Those attending do mu
have to be enrolled in 4 H natural
science projects
Persons planning to attend the
natural resources day are asked to
register by August I at a cost o f 5)
|vr person Persons registering at the
door w ill be charged S* Rcgistr.i
tion forms arc available from the
Morrow County I .tension office in
Hcppncr ITiere is no fee tor 4 H
members participating in the iden
tific .ition contests
Family fun days set at 4-H center
(garden club to
meet at
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following list ol Im. a I students quail
tying for honor roll and dean's list
for the spring term
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Lisa Ccjka. 4 , J.ukson Sheadel.
IV bra Starr
Hcppncr Tonya Bowers, 4 .M a tt
Clark. Gregory Connor, 4 Kristen
(ireen. Dana Retd
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Goldie Stangcr
Dean’ s I tsl Hcppncr laina Orr
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Farewell to be
given to Boyce
The Hcppncr United Methodist
Church is extending an invitation to
a special coffee fellowship for Don
and Dianne Boyce This w ill be
Don s last Sunday betorc leaving lor
his new appointment in Troutdalc
The coffee w ill be held in the
church basement directly follow ing
the I I a m service. June 25
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Hcppncr Garden (Tub members
w ill meet at the home o f Bd and
F.leanor (Jonty's cabin at Pcnland
lake for the study of flora and tauna
ot the lake area on Sunday. June 25
at I 30 p m
A porluck picnic w ill follow the
meeting with the club turnishing hot
dogs and buns The family is
welcome to attend
Beryl S tilnun w ill be the guest
speaker
For more inform ation, call Pat
Hrindle at 6“Tv lXiK4 or 1 leanor (ion
tv at 67h U2M
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The June meeting o f the M orrow
County Creative Arts and Crafts
gmup w ill meet June 26 at 6 30 p m
al the Wagon Wheel for a no- h o s t
dinner The meeting w ill start at 7
p m Anyone interested in arts and
i rafts is welcome to attend
Shrine committee
names replacement
In a news release from the Last-
West Shrine Game committee. Dick
I Vs in. Hcppncr. has been named to
replace Craig Angell on the Fast
team for the IU89 Shrine Football
game
D ick w ill report to Portland fo r a
luncheon and tour o f the Portland
Unit o f the Shriners Hospital for
Crippled C hildren. August 2. He
w ill then be transported with the rest
o f the players to L^iGrande for
physicals and training camp to be
heid at F.astern Oregon State
College
D ick graduated this year from
Hcppncr High School
Persons interested in buying
tukets for the game, contact A K
Felt j t 67b " 74 M orrow County
has a bloc k o f gixxl reserved seats
B.C Instrumentalist of the Year
Sherman and Iona M urray, lone,
recently attended the British Colum ­
bia Country Music Awards, held in
Vancouver. B C in the Commodore
Ballroom
They had a very gixvd reason for
attending this particular award
ceremony Their son, Nolan. 30.
received the award o f Country
Music Instrumentalist o f the Year tor
B (
Nolan is a member o f the group.
“ The Patsy Conroy B a n d ", which
recetsed three *Hher awards Palsy
won Top Female V ixa list for the sc
cond year in a row . Fntertamer o f
the Year for 198U and the gmup won
Extended Play o f the Year
Nolan is the first U S c iti/c n to
win this country music award
He has been playing profcssMmally
since he first graduated from high
school For two years, he taught fid
die and guitar lessons at Blue Moon
tain Community College, where he
was hired strictly on his merits, since
he cannot read music and plays cn
tircly by ear
Nolan makes a winter and summer
tour with the Palsy Conroy Band
They w ill soon be playing at the
Calgary Stampede They w ill goon
from there to Craven where a
number o f l S stars w ill also be
playing The group lust rcccntls
Nolan Murray
received notice that they w ill be
“ show casing" in N ashville in
September This means they w ill be
plav ing tor recording people and try ­
ing to get contracts for recording fur­
ther music Ibis is a real i»ppportuni
ty for them and something that all
country musicians covet
His other credits include playing
lead in tor Randy Travis and George
fo x
Order of Eastern Star to
install June 26
Ruth laxu st Chapter No 32.
Order o f the Fastcm Star held their
last stated meeting for the summer
Monday. June 12 At this meeting
Scsretary Dot Halvorven presented
M arjorie Vierson o f Hcrmiston w ith
a fifty year membership pin W or
thy Matron Katherine l.indstrom
gave interesting and historical infor
mation relating to Flag Day. and
Susie Cooper entertained with a
reading in respect to Father's Day
Ruth Locust Chapter w ill have an
open Installation Ceremony tor their
|UHU Iuuo officers on Monday, June
2b at H p m at the Hcppncr Masonic
Hall
All members and visitors arc in ­
vited to a strawberry sosial follow
ing the Installation Ceremony.
V olunteers needed to improve habitat
Plans have been made and
volunteers arc needed to improve
stcclhead habitat in I title Wall
Creek 1 ittlc Wall Creek provides
important slcclhcad spawning area
for the John Day River fisheries
Volunteers w ill plant cottonwood
trees anil do other projects this Satur
day. June 24 Family members are
welcome Volunteers are requested
to meet at the Forest Service Com
pound located back o f the Coast to
Coast store in Hcppncr at 7 a m or
Bull Prairie I -ike at X a m. according
to Pat Swecnev. President o f John
Day River stcclhcadcrs and Al Scott.
W ild life Biologist tor the Hcppncr
Ranger District The Isaac Walton
Riparian Committee w ill he active
ly involved in the project
The Forest Service w ill host a
hamburger barbecue after the pro
jects are completed around 2 p m on
Saturday Ihc only equipment need
ed is gloves Please call 67b Q187
before 5 p m on Friday and make
reserv at ions so I ihk I can be ordered
Other projects are in the planning
stages tor volunteer participation to
improve w ild life habitat
Park district announces new
appointments
The Vkillow Creek Park D istrict
would like to announce the appoint
nicni o f Nancy Brownfield and John
R ipple to the d is tric t
Nancy
represents the Hcppncr /one and
John the 1 exington /one Nancy was
also elected secretary o f the park
district
Both o f these people arc involved
in efforts to get grant money and the
operation o f the day park
Dobs ns Pest Control hjs donated
extensive weed control work at the
day park
Rick Curtis has been serving as
budget director lor the district
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