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* . x * . • ' f . fc * « « • ' ' * « •. - . • . • • •<> - • —m T , .. • .. . “ • - *. ‘ # ~ *• * % • Riverside Pirates met up »ah lone Cardinals again last Thursday The Cardinal» came to Riverside and made all of Coach Barton's nightmares c«»me true For the se cond year in a row Riverside has heat lone on their home court ami then had lone come bavk and kill them on RH S's court lone swept both games with the first ending with a score of 15 1.1 ami the sefoixl mdmv I V 10 Returning for lone was starting setter Daucc Padherg who was gone because of a sprained ankle Good setting and hitting by Padherg led the Cardinals to the win live Cardinals alsomitshined the Pirates hy getting 90% of their serses an improvement from last week's 77%. Sherri lake s net game and Kassie Westmoreland's hack court plas kept the Pirates close “ Thes didn't do too bad overall," Mature drivers classes set By Beth Stephens 5? Alive Mature Driving classes are scheduled for Oct 12. 1.1 A O ct. 18, 19. at Stokes Landing Senior Center The class starts at 10 a m . breaks for lunch from 12 to 12 30 and is over at 2 30 each day The cost of the two-day session is at the center will cost $2 Any«*ne is welcome to take classes any age. hut to have insurance premiums reduc ed in accordance with Senate Bill 684 >« hi must he 53 years old Another scssn*n will he schedulird if the first two classes are filled To register call 922 3472 or 922-3352 North Co. Homemakers meet $7 A lu n ch o f «uun frt.l » irolu-ir hr»\ By Beth Stephens Twenty five attended Homemakers of North C«»unty's first meeting of the year held at St«>kes Landing Seni«»r Center. Wednesday. Sept 13 Officers this year arc chairman. Ha/el Lewis; vice-chairman, Iretta D o o n cy. secretary. Margaret Sutherland, am) treasurer Ivahclle J«>nes. Evelyn Miller w«»n the traveling basket Ha/el Bonnev read the Oregon homemakers' creed The program for the year was discussed Committees announced were tclcph»ine. Ruth Bentley and Pauline Harrington; sunshine. Jean M cElroy; kitchen supplies, Ha/cl Bonney. clothing Mayko Buchanan, Julia Bivens. Jaunita Ryan. Iretta Dooney ami Kina Mclby; name tag and attendance record and traveling husket. Mary Juki The meeting was ad|oumcd with a salad luncheon Irrigori Lions to host dinner By Beth Stephens The Irrigon Lions cluh will host din ner and refreshments for other Lion Clubs Wednesday. September 27 at 7 p.m A membership drive is he ing conducted this month, so if anyone is interested in learning more ah*>ut the activities of this «organiza |s lo ^ tion please call Roger Trucax, 922-5188 ami plan to attend this social Guest speakers will he Boh Thoman. past international director of t.ions. Sight & Hearing Center hoard member and Bev Th«mun. Lioness district president oPe° said coach Barron after the loss " A few key things we need to work on will help First, angle cover on defense and offensively getting our hall to our power hitter " Starting for the Cardinals were Mary Cupps. Jo Cupps. Kart Morgan, Linda Morter. Darcec Padherg and Amy Wagenblavt Starting tor the Pirates were Trina Sayles. Kassie W estmoreland, Sherri Laike. Wendy Dawson. Lisa Short ami Marty Suter Regulated hunt set in North Morrow The Boeing. Boardnun ami Port «>1 Morrow regulated hunt areas w ill again provide pheasant and water* fowl hunting «»pportunitics for the 1989 scaron Approximately 75 thousand acres, which includes 35 thousand acres of agricultural circles, will he managed by the Oreg«>n Department of Fish and Wildlife to allow public access on private grounds in mirth Morrow C«»unty This will be the seventh year of the cooperative program which has provided over 30 thou sand nun davs ot hunting recreation liacc 1 9 0 The basic regulations for the hunt program are relatively unchanged from last year hut hunters are reminded to review the 1989 game bird symipsiv for a complete listing of all regulations including open hunt «lays and permit requirements A few important reminders incluiJe the posted area ar«>und Carty Rescrv«nr is cl«>sed to all public access. Tag garcs Farms is cl«»scd to all public hunting of big game animals, and a portion of Boardnun Farms will he open for walerlowl hunting only «Jur ing December and January Maps of the areas will he available in early (Xt«*her If you have any questions please contact Brad Bales u 6^6 92 KI “ GREEN MEADOW COUNTRY MANOR ft A new adult foster care home Member of Air Life of Oregon 24 hour care A real home away from home Rooms still available Write for free brochure R00 & PHYLLIS WINKLER H C R #79 Box 4 M o n u m e n t. O R 9 7 8 6 4 934 2090 - 1 V • . By Delpha Jones Dorris Ried. GW A State chaimun ot the Oregon State Grange. Delta J«»hnson, county deputy for Hood River. Wasco and Sherman Coun ties, Delpha Jones Wheatland Pomona deputy and Dot Halvorsen, Pomona Chairman of the G W A. met at the lone C¡range Hall on Monday nuiriung where they |udged the subordinate and Pomona notebooks S a t. S e p t. 2 3 9 A M -4 P M L e x in g to n C ity H a ll M a in S tre e t L e x in g to n . O R • Produco • B u lb s g o o d s • C r a ft s • P la n ts • W h it e d e p l i a n t sale spnmuftsi t*v MC fiC< r* •Hr'. - I 11K I h! Riverside starts season with win The Greater Eastern Oregon IXvelopmcnt Corporation will hold its annual members meeting Thurs «lay, September 2 1, at the Dodge C i ty Inn, Boardnun The featured speaker will he Gary N'cal. general C1500 Extended Cab Silverado YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR DEAL Find A Better Price And We’ll Beat It SHERRELL CHEVROLET 296 E. Mam 567-6487 1 >• By Mikka Evans Riv create started their sca.vm with a win Friday in Union The Pirates wx»n 26-6 RiversuJe's offense played excep- (ronally well the sec«md half, leas ing it «»pen lor Jon H«»rn to run tor 123 yards (Juartcrhack Jeremy Tovoy was five for seven hitting Tome Hciple twice f«*r 44 yards Alro playing well were Fred Fl«»res, Matt And reason. Marco Reyes ami David Reyes wh«> com bined t«> nuke 21 tackles Coa* h D ot Dirk sen said "I feel OSU, AARF offer workshop for midlife older women Did you know: • The median income for women aged 65 and older is $6.425 This in come includes earnings. Social Security, pensions and assets • The median income for all wi«J«>ws age 65 and older is $6.995 Fifty percent of women age 65 ami older are widows • More than I 'a milium women ages 54 to 64 t«»day lack any type «»f health insurance coverage • Statistics indicate that 50 percent of all marriages today end in div«>rce • The nuj«»nty of women «»utlive men ami a growing segment of w«»men are choosing to stay single or are heads of househ«»ld with dependents To help find solutroas to these and other related problems. <)reg«»n Stale University Externum Service and the American Asaociation of Retired Perrons (A A R P) are offering a seven session w«»rksh«»p pn»gram beginning Thursday, October 5. at lone put up a tough fight with Riverside during the second game, ty ing it 15-15, hut the Pirates stuck it out until the end t«» win 17-15 W hen asked h«»w she felt her team played, coach Barton said, " I was very proud of my girli, both f«»r in dividual play and as a team They came hack, being down 12 6 and 10-14 That t«x»k alol of mental t«»ughness " of the GW A There were twenty «»nc books, all interesting, and the |udges had a hard job picking the winners All showed originality and im agination in their preparation The first place winners will go to Na tu*nal (¡range where they will be judged Ralland Johnson accom panted his wife to lone, and all en joyed lunch together slrow slules of old «.ars in Oregon the first car purchased hy wh«»m. and various other interesting things He will he accompanied by the stall assistant for the Oregon Trail ail virory council from the Historical Society. There will he. as usual. d«M»r prizes and a display table ot ar tides brought by members to display The public is cordially in vited to take part in this annual meeting the Parish Hall. Our lady of Angels C'ath«»lic Church. Hermiston Especially designed for midlife and older w«»mcn. the Women's Financial Information Program (W FIPl will include sessions on h«»w to get organized to identify where you arc n«»w and where you want to be. how ti» kn*»w where y«»ur money is going and why to build financial security from the ground up. and h«»w to create a budget. n«*t |ust lor necessities, but to allow for savings and a little more The program will teach the participants h«»w to c«»nduct financial inventories; how to design personal cash How systems. h*>w to nuke ilccisions about credit and loan institutions, insurance programs, in vestments, real estate and savings, how to plan f«»r retirement, and much, much more The «»niy c«»st f«»r the seven week vcminar is a $15 registration tee Persons attending will receive a money nunagement workbook and other nutcrials Ihc seminars will meet on Thursday s at 6 30 p m from (Xtobcr 5 to November 16 at Parish Hall Our Kuly «»I Angels Catholic Church in Hermiston Fo r registration informa- tion/bmchure call Carol Bennett. 5<H 676 ‘>642 between H a m and ' p m before September 28 */vH I fx’sitise that this team can have a very successful season." Coach Dirksen says he leels his team's altitude is super Dieir play ing was a little inconsistent in the first hall but improved in the* second hall until they had the upperhand in the game and ports ^ minimum purchase of one membership certificate for $100 is necessary to become a voting member G F.O IX ' works closely with its local economic deselopment part nerx For further information on the corporation or annual meeting con tact: Theresa Taaffe, executive director. Greater Eastern O re g o n Development Corp P O Box 1041, Pendlet«»n. OR 97801. 276 6745 •3 * ' 1 - ‘.s . J .>. . ?•* . 4/"• Governor asks for meetings ' . ' * ' * \ . The governor is asking cducat«»rs and citizens in the stale to h«»ld local meetings to voice their opinions on tw«» quest it »ns I "W hat is it that keeps you from providing the best possible learning opportunities |«»r sour assigned area 2 ' What «I«* yi*u need to teiluce the dropout rate an«l better prepare your students lor the highlv com petitivo year 2tkl0 w«»rkfnree?" 1 he meeting lor Morrow County will be at Sam Boardnun Elemen tary Svh«xi|. SejMcmher 28. 7 H p m I I • - i 1 •»» V. • I • * . V •/ '. « • • * f • è % *| \ 4 ' # . * M 1 • J* .* .k '•* • Y .. • *# ••# * V V» . y j l . * Legion meets I he Hcppncr American Legmn .nisi Auxiliary met Monday evening. Sept 18 at the Legion Mali A potiuck dinner began the new year and plans were nude for the Distrut 6 meeting that will be held in Hcppncr Sept 23 at 6 p m At 4 p m a light lunch and relrcshments will be served f«»r a small fee All members arc urged it» atteiul Plans arc also underway for the annual hunters breakfast that will be held Sept 29 at (he l.cgi«»n Hall Anyone able to help is asked to con tact Rita Hcdnun 4-H horse program members to meet There will be a re organizational meeting lor the S*>uth Morrow County 4 H horse program Ihurs day, September 21. at 7 JO p m at the fairgrounds Parents of interested participants are asked to attend to coordinate events lor the up coming 4 H calen dar year Ruling sessions w ill begin September 24 at 5 p m at the Mor row County fairgrounds indoor arena • * « BANK OWNED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Three bedroom, one bath home with family room in basement. Interior ot the house has been reeently repainted. The assessed value is $23,97().(X). Purchase price is $17,500.(X). Excellent terms available. Please contact Cieorge Kotfler or Jim Wishart at 676-0125 for appointment to view. • <• fs-,^ • manager Port of Morrow I he meeting's purpose is to deliver the annual report on operations t«> members G E O D C is a private, non profit corporation, formed in June I982 Its primary goals are to create or re tain jobs anil assist businesses to ex pan«l or locate in Faster*» Orciton There are currently 60 members that belong to this private corpora ti«»n G E O D C has a membership pnx’csx that enc«*uragcs rcprcsenla lion from gr«»ups or individuals in lerevtcd in economic «Jevclopment and business growth Members in elude hanks, lending institutions, private businesses, local ilevelop ment corporations, chambers of commerce, utilities governments « . , ■ . /»■ » .' • > a -1 » .;.*♦>'*• , x’ GEODC sets annual meeting CHEVROLET HERMISTON. OREGON ». w s Historical Soc. to meet Oct. 1 By Delpha Jones The Morrow County Historical Society s annual meeting will he held at the l-cxinglon Grange Hall on Sunday, (Xt I, starting at I p m with a turkey dinner The main course «»I the «linner w ill he furnish cd hy the society with the desesrts, salails, etc. potiuck The program will consist of the yearly report, speaker Ron Brentano of the State Historical Society from Portland wh«> will als«> show slides He will -- t* RHS volleyball team win over Cardinals By Mikka Ev a n s Riverside varsity squad started their seas«»n off right with a tough win against the lone Cardinals in lone Thursday night Riverside won the match in tw«> games with the final 15-10 and 17 |S In the first game Riverside gluled through with g«x»d serving by Trina Sayles and Kassie Wcstnrorclaml wlu> finished the game f«»r the Pinitf*$ ^ „ • * | • . llrp p n rr Gazette- I intev Iltp p n e r. 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