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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1989)
-*.r • V . ... * 4 V ;. A / t:* - . -**• • *• ; • • • ” % * + % * * : ► . - *;• « ‘ » * _ . i f . - ; - * V . * .* * * _ . VJ . • " * •* • •• ' . ■ 0 • 0 r I • •*»* / V- .. •• 4-H ’ers attend Summer Week Morrow County sent nine 4-H 'ers to OSU Summer Week in Corvallis this year Those attending had the oppor tunny to go to classes with youth from all around the state This gave 4 H members the opportunity to in teract and learn from each other, as well as their classes. Morrow County businesses and indo iduali who donated toward Summer Week scholarships were lone Bank o f Eastern Oregon, BPOE No. 358. Columbia Basin Electric. Eastern Oregon Famung, 4-C Ran ches, Heppner Chamber o f Com m erce, Morrow County Grain Growers, Helen Pettyjohn. Rhea Creek Extension Unit, and Sorop- timist of Heppner These donations make it possible to carry on the 4-H Sum m er W eek trad itio n . 4-H members in the 8th through 12th grades should plan on taking ad van tage o f this great Summer Week o p portumty on the OSU campus in the future. w e T 2 r L L The Heppner Morrow County's Home Owned Newspaper 9* » i O O W './ v : :v ‘ : /"•’ * •»*' * • • <\^ - V “ • - 5 , .7 azette VOL 107 NO. 29 imes Wednesday^July 19. |9K9 Heppner 25* 8 Pages Mahoney heads to Nat’I Finals Rodeo ^"OREGON H6H •»»«- ^ C ^ O C K jp '“ O f ' P jV f c '^ i •tU <M** U.G.L.Y contest Ì \ chairman - c/ q n / Mike Mahoney is leaving this week for the hioh school National Finals Rodeo in Pueblo. Colo. Mike is National Vice President of NHS/RA this year. This trailer was won by him by winning Oregon High School Rodeo All-Around for 1989 He was OHSRA presi dent the last two years Mike will be com peting in cow cutting, team roping and break away roping in Pueblo, July 23-30 Evans selected to serve Oregon Beef Council Heppner rancher Wayne Evans has been elected vice chairman of the Oregon Beef Council, the promo tional arm o f the state's beet industry. Fleeted Council chairman was Ar thur "B u tch ” Van Veldhui/en. a Turner dairyman, and treasurer is Sue Cauble o f Fagle Point Fach will serve through June 30. I WO Evans, a native o f Heppner who was graduated from Heppner High School, graduated from Oregon State University in 1969 He has been active in several industry organizations, serving as president o f the Morrow County Livestock Growers, as a vice president o f the Oregon Cattlemen's Asst*, lation and a member of the Oregon Beef Coun cil for two years He is a member o f the Morrow County Rodeo Board served as chairman of the County Weed District and is a member o f the Oregon Wheat Growers league Fvans and his wife, Susan, own Fvans Ranches, a cattle and wheat operation They arc the parents of one daughter, Kelsie. age 12 Van Vcldhui/cn has a 200 acre dairy southeast o f Salem and has been a member of the Council for three years He also serves on the board of the Oregon Dairy Associa tion He was named ' Businessman of the Y e a r" in 1988 for I urner and surrounding communities Council members, during their an nual meeting in Enterprise, also ap prosed a budget of $558,966 for the fiscal year ending June 30. I WO Funds, which are generated by " c h e c k o f f dollars from the sale of cattle, will be used for research, education and promotion o f beef in Oregon met to form solid football trams Sunday, August 6. the teams will enjoy a barbecue and swim party at LaGrandc, organized by the Union County Shrine Club By the time Saturday . August 12 mils around. Fast coaches, Bruce Rcs.se o f North Valley high school. Grants Pass; Dave De Forest o f LaPme high school and Richard Thcw o f Cove high school along with West coaches Fd Drew of H i**! River and Dewey Sullivan of Dayton and Fd McDaniel of Paisley high schools, will have molded these two groups o f all stars into two fine foot ball teams This is Oregon’s finest hour Strong bodies strain, so little bum cd bodies can heal Strong legs run, u> that little weak legs may walk Dick Devin will be playing from Heppner High School Dick is a 1989 graduate of HHS and will he attending Eastern Oregon College this fall His parents arc Dick and Sandy Devin Tickets may be purchased for the <ame from Lucky Fell. Heppner "W e have uime real choice seats dm year, be sure to buy yours ear l y , " says Felt is l^arson Brenda Larson has been named 1989 Chairperson o f the Coors I (I l Y Bartender t >>ntrst in Heppner for the Oregon Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and will coordinate fund raising ¿vents for the contest in Heppner U G L Y stands for Understan ding, Gencraous, Lovable You! la s t year. Hcppner's second year in the contest, one bar participated raising a total o f $472 to help sup port rcseaa h into the cause and cure o f multiple sclerosis, and services for people who have MS Ms la rso n accepted the appoint ment out o f her desire to help fight multiple sclerosis, a pn>gressive and often disabling disease of the central nervous system Presently, the cause and the cure o f MS remain a mystery. Ms la rv in punted out that there are approximately 2800 people in the Oregon C hapcr area known to have MS Most o f them are young adults still in their 2 0 's o r 30's. at the peak o f their family and career building years Die U G .L . Y Bartender Contest is sp>n.sorcd by Coors Beer and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and will run in Heppner from August 28 to September 24 i • Back row: left to right-Madora Rill, Mikka Evans, Kristi Gantenbein, Bobbi Rencken Front row left to right: Sheridan Tarnasky (nurse and chaperone), Alecia Tarnasky. Rick Osmm and Cory Rill. Not pictured were Scott Meakms and David Williams v « e * ' * v V . . V .a a k '» * • ».* s ■V. - •*' •>* ». « V4 • ■ * ♦ ' V/ - r . .> a ' ■ -* r .V ■- , O rr plays on championship team Je ff Orr, Heppner. was honored recently by being asked to participate as a basketball team member to play for the Slate Games o f Oregon held at Portland State University. July AM *1 w 7-9 • n O f the 10 team members. Jell and Steve Hoftcrt. Condon, were the on ly eastern Oregonians Ihe other members were mostly from the Portland area Fourteen teams participated in double elimination competition with J e f f s team taking the championship by winning all four ol their games Each team member was awarded a gold medal for their participation in the games îr ; . Jeff Orr Class of ‘69 hold reunion The Heppner High School class of 19r>9 is planning their 20th year reu nion for August 19 in Heppner A golf tournament will he held at Willow Creek Country Club, Satur day beginning at 8 30 a m I here will be dinner and darning Saturday esenmg at the Wagon Wheel Cate ami I ounge at 6 VI p m with a cocktail hour and no host din ner following Anyone with intormution on the following classmates please contact Jill O 'D onnell (5 0 3 ) 883 3909 Missing classmates arc Ja m Lee. Dan Leathers. Don Waul and Jim Lynch U .— Tr- * «W .-il- -* ,V •\ * *■ # o* * >** ‘ V ^ . , — , > - -1 "v , ■ r y ^•i * W eather Report Jills II 17 mm *•• * C ' r j c _V. i.- ,..r < u *, *,J!i- ", ,7 , U Market Report C < m * p I I * '*V# M t K 'i * G rain Grr-W#rs I uesday. July a ” #• * V» ' . y » / V D A Ö K D O F — = ------- J z a s te r n U re a o n Arlington • Heppner • lone " Y,mt ImlrprnJrnl H<»nr OnnrJ Hank ir n / J J /■ »104 1 *104 T *105 T ... too s • : 7 « . % w. ” , * 9 1 V) I M. ml Member FD I . J/ - * Dick Devin I f your bank doesn't have it, come see us! _ f V & \r V y V , h Harlt-s July Aug Sept Pik New Crop Corn • _ W» > r -V * s. .'**• - * ~ . J V V . 18 Soft White Terne Cutsforth * - C. — 1 . * w A * F-L-E-X-I- B-I-L-I-T-Y iw *3 c / 2 . iH - • „ . *',/ • > C 'y * Wranglers Day Ride is July 29 The Wranglers Ruling Club Day Ride will be held on Saturday, July 29 The ride will start at the Paul Hisler ranch at 2 p m and travel up country through the foothills ol the Blue Mountains to the Don Bennett cabin for a barbecue dinner about b '() p m All Wrangler members arc cn courjgcd to participate in (he after noon activities as well as non- memhers Anyone that en|oys riding is welcome to ride along All children must be accompanied by an adult and a small fee will he charged to cover the expenses of the barbecue Those interested in going on the rule must R SV P by Monday. July 24 For further information call 676-5037. 676 1878 or 676 *1822 : w :,. * C Cutsforth elected to ass’t vice president Terric Cutsforth has been elected an assistant vice president of the Benj Franklin Federal Savings and laian Association, according to G Dale Weight, chairman of the hoard a ml chief executive officer Cutsforth serves as manager o f The Beni F ran klin 's Heppner branch office She previously serv ed as a teller and branch supervisor Cutsforth is second vice president for Soroptimist International and is active with the Heppner Chamber of Commerce, Girls Scouts o f America and Four Corners Snowmobile Club The $5 4 billion Bcnj Franklin is the Ijrgcst savings and loan head quartered in Oregon, with 87 branch offices and eight mortgage lending centers in Oregon, Washington. Idaho and Utah The Heppner ofT*ce is located at 274 N Mam Street Devin to play on Shrine team On August 2nd the top sixty (60) AA. A. & B football players of the class o f 1080 will report, in Portland for the Thirty-Seventh Annual Fast West Shrine Football game The players and their families will join the East West coaches, and Fast West Executive Committee for lunch and a tour o f the Portland Unit Sh rin e H ospital for C rippled Children This gives the team members, their parents, and the coaches a chance to see the real pur pose o f the Fast W est Shrine Game Wednesday afternoon the teams will be bussed to their training camp at Eastern Oregon State College in LaGrandc That evening the teams will be taking physicals and having "ch a lk talks” with their coaching staffs Thursday starts nine days o f in tense preparation for the big game at Baker's High School Stadium A great deal must be learned in a short period o f time Players from high school football programs all over the state must learn common ter minology. new plays, and new o f fensive and defensive signals and sets. They also must learn to work with new teammates they have just Once again First Interstate Bank of Oregon will be the exclusive agent for Oregon State Fair advance ticket sales Tickets will be sold at all First Interstate branches from August I through August 24 Adult tickets regularly pneed at $5 will cost S3 50 and children's tickets will cost $1 For each ticket sold a donation will be made to the children's charities throughout the state la s t year First Interstate branches sold 3 9 ,0 0 0 tickets resulting in an $1 8 .0 0 0 donation to the Children's Trust Fund The bank's goal this scar i\ lo sell 70.1XX) tickets . • 9 \ \ * * .• - * ,. * i . - *• »• ' i • • *• •»! • ‘ » . 1st Interstate to sell! state fair tickets 9 • t ; - • >*« *
