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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 18, 1990 - THREE Fair and Rodeo court presents blanket Pirates baseball takes Rockets, Mustangs By Mikka Evans The Riverside Pirates had another victorious week, beating both the Pilot Rock Rockets and the Heppnt ■ Mustangs on their turfs. The Pirates beat the Rockets, 8-2, on April 10. Riverside had very lit tle problem getting by Pilot Rock pit- CJH students Queen Judy Jepsen, lone (left) and princesses Dana Flanagan, Irrigon; Stacie Henry, Boardman, and Tricia Coe, Heppner, also enjoyed watching the races. Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Court presents the winner of the March 31 fourth race, Hidden Hipe, with a horse blanket. RHS parents plan graduation party A Boardman parent task-force working toward ‘‘Operation Gradua tion” met Monday, April 2, to pro vide the Riverside Senior Class of 1990 a safe, alcohol and drug-free celebration. The celebration will in clude a senior party at the Tri City Athletic Court Club on Saturday, May 26. “ We have joined parents all across the United States who are concerned about the tragic number of teens who never live to see the sunrise after their commencement. “ Operation Graduation” is intend ed to assure a wonderful, fun-filled event that the seniors of 1990 will rem em ber fo re v e r,’’ said a spokesperson. The committee is soliciting dona tions from anyone who is interested in being part of this endeavor. “ Monetary contributions and any items suitable for door prizes will be most welcome,” said a comittee member, “ and should be sent to “Operation Graduation,” P.O. Box 140, Boardman. 97818. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 23, at the Dodge City Diamond Spur room at 7 p.m. RHS FFA sponsors donkey ball By Marty Suter The Riverside FFA chapter and Donkey Sports. Inc., will be presen ting an exciting evening of basket ball with a twist...each player will be mounted on a donkey. Game time is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 19 at Daltoso Gymnasium. “ Buy your tickets early,” said a spokesperson “ as prices will be $1 more at the door.” Tickets are available at the Boardman Phar macy, Irrigon Market or from any FFA member. Prices are: $4 adults, $3 student and $2 children. “ The tickets come with a guarantee of at least one good laugh.” For information or tickets contact Rick Danielson, 481-2525 or Joy Hellberg, 922-3675. Frances Glenn to present seminar Frances Glenn, business law and U.S. history teacher at Riverside High School in Boardman and Erin M cCusker, U.S. history and language arts teacher at Weston- McEwen High School in Athena will be presenting a workshop for all teachers on the subject of “ U.S. Supreme Court Cases That Have Shaped American History.” The workshop will be held May 5 at the E.S.D. office in Pendleton from 9-12. Both teachers attended a four-day workshop sponsored by Oregon Law Related Education in Portland in January and February. Oregon Supreme Court Justice W. Michael Gillette and Willamette University professor Sue Leeson participated with 37 teacher delegates from around the state. Glenn and McCusker will present sample lesson plans for K-12 that were developed at the workshop. Any teachers or others interested in attending should contact Glenn at 481-2525 or McCusker at 566-3555. There will be no charge for the workshop. Be ready for fishing season It opens APRIL 21st! Columbia Junior High School has released the following list of students for their third quarter honor roll: Receiving 4. were: Kim Burke, Tyson Pratt, Shawn Tracy, Joe Larsen, Jennifer Garner, Kristie Killingbeck, Ahna Lietke, Ethan Maffey. 3.5 and above: Heather Ennis, Mychell Lake, Garth Sayles, Manuel Flores, Valorie Garver, Steve Horn, Leticia Flores, Mark Medel, Brent Payne, Trudy Jurney, Bryan King, Nathan Wilcox, Robert Allison, Tonya Ball, Rose Ann Daltoso, Lee Holmes, Bridget Krause, Ken Mounts, Mandee Gilbertson, Toby Hall, Misty McCullough, Jason Smythe, Lizzy Smith, Justin Trader, Rich Harrison, Joe Stanger. Jeff Wise, Erin Hansell, Jim Lunders, Nathan Wheeler, Brandy Duff. Academic Improvement Roll: Scott Cason, Orlando Castro, Jeromy Coster, Rusty Harley, Frankie Muniz. Amanda Johnson, Ronnie Sanchez, Jam ie Vandeventer, Seth Wheeler, Bret McArthur, Wendy Short, Melissa Flores, Manuel Gutierrez, Jimmie Hansen, Josh B ray, Jerem y M ichaels, Larry P errin, Bob Hussey, Mike Wilson, Bryon King, Bruce Whitman, Robert Allison, Travis C openhaver, Loraine Greeno. BOWLING Thursday Night ladies April 5, 1990 W L Jordan Elevator 35 21 34Vi 21Vi B & C Repair 34 J & J Ceramics 22 29Vi 26Vi Penland House 29 Black Horse Contracting 27 25 31 MCGG 21Vi 34 Vi Kinzua Depot Nursery 15 Vi 40*6 High game: Cindi Doherty and Janet Bearner, 194. High series: Cindi Doherty 504. Splits converted: Alvina Padberg 3-10 (2); Susan Lankford 5-7. the Heppner Mustangs, and one of the toughest pitchers in the league, Russell Britt. The Pirates won both games, 2-1 and 11-1. “ The key again was the pitching and the defense,” said coach Pratt. At the mound for the Pirates were Scott Timms in the first game and Matt Andreason in the second game. see slide show Co-op selects reps to attend camps Columbia Junior High “ Talented and Gifted” students took a tour of Europe when Angelas Smythe of Boardman presented a program of slides to the group March 30. Angela narrated a 45-minute pro gram of her family’s tour of twelve European countries last October. Both she and her brother Jason told of experiences crossing into East Germany, the variety of food and lodging, travel, and the many peoples of the countries. Twenty- two students thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and asked various ques tions following the time spent with Angela. Coordinator for the group is Sally Edinger. By Marty Suter Chamber Chatter By Claudia Hughes, Chamber Manager Col. Junior High releases honor roll cher, Tucker Hodgen, while their own pitchers. Bill Byrd and Scott Timms, worked hard to allow only two hits during the entire game Coach Kevan Pratt said "this was one of the best games we’ve played, especially in pitching and defense.” To finish out the week. Riverside met up with their cross-county rival. Umatilla Electric Cooperative Association selected Amy Ganten- bein and Randy Beard as their representatives to attend co-op camps in Washington, D.C. and Nevada this summer. Gantenbein, a junior, will repre sent Umatilla Co-op in Washington, D C. She has attended the Umatilla Electric Co-op camp in Wells, Nevada. She will learn about several of the cooperatives and will tour the capital city. Junior Randy Beard will attend the camp in Nevada as the Umatilla Co op alternate. If one of the representatives for the Umatilla Electric Cooperative Association cannot attend their camp, sophomore Laurel Glenn will be the alternate to take that place. Last year’s Nevada representative, Mindy Nix, found that she learned alot, yet still had fun. “ We learned about electrification, but also about things that affect our everyday lives,” said Nix. Riverside golf team hosts matches Riverside 450: Steve Larsen By Marty Suter Volunteers....where would we be 41- 41-82; Darin Flug 45-39-84; The Riverside Boys golf team was without them? They’re the backbone Marc Shilling 46-44-90; Travis host to Condon and Goldendale on of our community and many other Tuesday, April 10. Medalist was Hyder 54-52-106; Tony Boggs communities. They’re found in 42- 46-88; James Murray 56-68-124. Zack Palmer, Condon, 70. many places. Sometimes you don’t On Thursday April 12, the Mac- Goldendale 379: Russell Nolan see or hear them, but if you open Hi golf team met at Riverside. 34-38-72; Russell Pond 38-36-74; your eyes, you know they’ve been Jesse Garner 41-41-82; Justin Results are as follows: present. Sometimes they get Girls Mac-Hi 182-RHS 233. Garner 39-40-79; Tony Riley discouraged and frustrated but they Mac-Hi: Darcy Kralman40, Lori 37-35-72; Andy Nolan 45-51-%. come through. Nothing much hap White 47, Jill Alexander 45, Eden Condon 449: Zack Palmer pens without them. They’re in every Schubert 50. Heidi Jones 53. 33-37-70; Mike Potter 45-46-91; organization and they know how to Riverside: Steve Larsen 85, Darin Bryan Lantis 5(M2-92; Tucker raise their hands. They’re firemen, Flug 93, Tony Boggs 86, Marc Jones 47-47-94; Russ Nesse parents, 4-H leaders, sellers of Shilling 88, Richard Tovey 110. 55-52-107; David Jette 53-48-102. roses, Little League coaches, cooks, Garden club members, business owners, ambulance drivers, fair superintendents, St. Patrick’s com * mittee members, church auxiliary members, chamber members, and the list goes on and on. ♦ Next week has been designated National Volunteer Week. (Secretary’s Day also happens to fall in the middle of the week.) In recognition of these two events. Chamber members are encouraged to bring a volunteer or their secretary to lunch Tuesday, April 24. They will be treated to a tasty lunch and a tour of “ down 41 under” ... Australia by Cliff Green. Maybe I should rephrase that. Cliff will provide the tour; the Elks, the tasty lunch. See you there. Thought for the week: “ The fine line of cement that holds together the bricks in a wall is scarcely discerni ble. but without it there would be no We need you all Saturday morning, 8 a.m., wall.” í OH - NO l FOUR- O Happy Birthday All Nine o f Us Big Sister, too! ATTN: W .C.t.C. MEN GOLFERS A Order your self-inking stamp from the Gazette-Times 147 W. Willow 676-9228, Heppner APRIL 21st. Final work day on new irrigation system. Bring your rakes and shovels. We need to get ready for WILLOW RUN VISITATION, APRIL 22nd. Les Paustian will be in charge. BE THERE. ITS YOUR GOLF COURSE. 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