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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July I». 1989
Major League All-Stars play
Wednesday in Prineville
The Willow Creek Little League
All-Stars left today (Wednesday) for
Prineville to play the second game
of the day against Hemuston Game
time will be at 3:30 p.m Should they
win this game they will play on
Thursday If they happen to lose they
won't play until Friday, and then
again on Saturday
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The team is coached by Jerry Hca
ly and John Keersemaker is the
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manager Team members include
from Arlington-Bryan Escobedo.
Condon Corey Wade and Chris
Thomason, lone-Jason Proud foot.
Greg Holtz and Nathan Heideman
and from Heppner Joseph Heals,
Trent Hughes, John Hanna. Chad
S kroch, Tony Beckef. Mark
Moeller, Brent Wright and Mike
Alldntt
Garden club
discusses
activities
The regular meeting of Heppner
Garden Club was held at the Senior
Center July 10. Refreshments were
served by Theta Lowe and President
Pat Brindlc. Committee appoint­
ments for the coming year were
made and m eeting locations
arranged
June activities were reported The
first week in June was designated as
Oregon Garden Week and flowers
were placed in the Museum and the
Senior Center A picnic was held at
the Gonty Cabin at Penland Lake
June 25 with about 30 members and
sidered by the judges were discuss­ guests
Theta Lowe reported on the
ed for each one
highlights
at the State Garden
Helen Martin and Loree Hubbard
reported a very enjoyable and infor­ Convention inn Coos Bay June 19. 20
mative time at the Oregon Federa and 21 at which conservation was
non of Garden Clubs meeting at especially stressed Theta and Jane
Rawlins were Heppner member*
Coos Bay this last month
attending
Plans for participation in the Mor­
row County fair nest month were
disc ussed and plans for plac ing a tree
and the perilous world economic as a memorial for Dr. Wolff, a long
situation at the time, in his usual wry time Garden Club member
way. Carl said, "no, that really
Next meeting will be held August
wasn't what we were thinking about 7 at the John Murray home and will
at all "
he a politick dinner at 6 30 p m The
After they went back to the fami­ program will be provided by Beryl
ly and confessed they were married, Stillman who will show slides of
Sylvia's parents were at first sadden wild flowers.
ed not to have occn a part of the
ceremony, but later joined with the
neighborhood to give a "shivaree"
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for the new couple.
Friends and wcllwishers are in­
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vited to join the family to join in this
Cutsforth
Cabin for a pot luck picnic
celebration with refreshments and
the sharing of spec ial memories from dinner and short business meceting
They voted to raise dues to SI5 per
this 60 year marriage
year because of a raise in national
dues A report was heard from the
delegates to State Grange The after
noon was spent playing games and
visiting On Sunday. July 30, there
will he a Wheatland Pomona Grange
meeting at Anson Wright Park The
Members of the team were Jason
grange memorial ceremony will be
Maddox, Tyson Pratt and Justin
Meads. Boardman. Sam Sumner amt
-:-Wilbur Steagall has returned
Jim Tellcchea, Lexington. Richard
home after a stay in St. Mary’s
Kofflcr, Kevin Payne and Jarrod
Hospital in Walla Walla
Wicklund. Heppner. Russel Procter,
Jeremy Jorstad and Bryan Clubb,
- -Leila Palmer entertained with a
Umatilla. Marc Evans. Brett Palmer
card parly at her home on Friday
and Cody Sandlin. Irngon. and Ryan
afternoon w ith three tables of players
Barker, Fossil Alternate was Dan
present Winning high was Dot
ny Vcrlcy. Irngon
Flower arranging discussed at
lone Garden Club
•'R ow er Arrangements a la Mor­
row County Fair Premium Book"
was the subject for the July 12
meeting of the lone Garden Club
held at the home of Diree Hubbard
Each member brought one or more
arrangements and the points con­
Reception to honor McDaniels
A 60th anniversary reception
honoring Carl and Sylvia McDaniel
will be held Sunday. August 6 at 3
p.m. at the Heppner Senior Center
The couple met at a community
dance held in the grange hall at Top.
in Grant County She was 13 and
since he was an elderly 23. he had
to wait until she grew up so he could
marry her When Sylvia was finally
a few days past her 18th birthday,
and coincidentally, a few days after
(he 1929 stock market crash had
taken place, they "ran o f f ' to Hcpp
ner to be married without informing
her parents When asked a couple of
years ago if they hadn't had a lot of
qualms about the Wall
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Columbia Tri County Babe Ruth
13 year olds opened the District 6
play in Goldendale. WA July 12
They faced off against the Pendleton
Nationals and were defeated 8-5
Thursday. Tn-County lost against
the Hcrnnston Americans 10-4.
which was a loser-out.
Dean Kcgler, Board man was
manager of (Ifc team Coaches were
Keith Cumuli. Umatilla and Tim
Conner. Boardman
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Starting July 17. county offices of
USDA's Agricultrual Stabilization
and Conservation Serv ice once again
will accept bids for the Conservation
Reserve Program (CRP) The pro­
gram removes eligible cropland out
of farming for 10 years and
designates the acreage to permanent
vegetative cover
ASCS officials acclaim the pro­
gram 's success thus far, and remind
producer« of the 1990 closing
"T he total acreage enrolled in the
program has reached more than 30
million acres," said ASCS ad­
ministrator Keith Bjcrkc "The pro­
gram has become (he largest long-
lerm cropland retirement program in
U S history."
Morrow County farmland arc in­
cluded in the CRP total to date.
Eligible CRP acres include erodi-
hle cropland, cropped wetlands,
filter strips, and cropland subject to
scour erosion. The program has
authorization to accept acreage on­
ly through 1990. Mr Bjcrkc said
The voluntary CRP authorizes
each farmer to receive up to $50.000
per year based on a per acre rental
rate and the number of acres under
the 10-year c o n tra ct. Rental
payments are made annually to pro­
ducers with approved contracts, and
cost-share payments are made to
provide one-half the cost of the per­
manent
vegetative
cover
establishment.
H alvorsen. second hi-A nnetta
Padbcrg, traveling Dorothy Bur-
cham and Joyce Buchanan. and low-
Mary Wright Others present were
Hilda Yocom. Delpha Jones. Helen
Pettyjohn. Geneva Palmer. Muriel
Palmer. Jo Irvin from Irngon and
the hostess Ixila Palmer Delicious
refreshments were served
Charlene Whitney of Portland
and Katie Bowen of Goldendale,
Wa were weekend visitor* at the
C C Jones ranch Katie visited un­
til Tuesday evening when they met
her mother Vickie in Bigg* Junction
and Katie returned home with her
Going to Biggs with the Jones's was
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grandson Chris Jones
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-:-Dehb«c Jones and two daughters
arc visiting with her parents Joe and
For Your Home
Hilda Yocom while her mother is
recuperating from surgery at
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Portland
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Hilda Yocom was taken to
Portland on Wednesday by her hus
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hand Joe where she spent several
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hen you have a claim — w e're there,
days at St Vincent's Hospital where
she underwent surgery to correct a
in Heppner
heart condition
-:-Fain and Darla Hickcrson and
two children are visiting at the John
Mollahan home They are moving
Bob & Cheryl
from California to eastern Oregon,
Ployhar
where they hope to make their home
Mr anil Mr* l-arry Conley and
Lisa from Beaverton were recent
visitors at the Boh Taylor home He |M
is a nephew of Luclla's
Judy Peck has returned home
from Rosehurg where she visited
friends While there she got to simi
the Bundy'* Church Camp
Recent caller* in Ixxington with
John and IVrolhy Fdwarils and a
host of friends were Leora Coffman
and son Patrick, from Washington.
Linda Van Winkle from Los
Angeles, Glenda Kay Bradd and two
children from Salem. B**hhy Van
Winkle and two daughter* from
Paulina. Bill Van Winkle from
Klamath Falls, and their mother
Gladys Van Winkle from Salem, and
lain McCabe and daughter from
Pendleton The Van Winkle family
were here to attend the F.skelson
Reunion held recently at the Van
Winkle cabin in the mountains
Recent callers at the home of
Bill and Annetta Padherg, were Bill
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and Bonnie Klinger from laiCenter,
Washington, and their niece Annet
ta Klinger, daughter of Stephen
Klinger, Mike Klinger and Helen
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They all enjoyed early birthday cake
with Mrs Padherg
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July 17-Aug. 4 Approximately 108.000 acres of
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yard m which these were found, was unaware
of the type of poppy they were Anyone with
questions they may have regarding a certain
type of poppy may contact Chief Rathbun.
For those of you who
prefer clip earrings!
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Police Chief Doua Rathbun exhibits some
floppies that he took from the yard of a local
person. This type of poppy is illegal and they
were burned bv the police The person whose
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