• EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Ulms, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, June 27, 1990
Stokes Landing Seniors earn
conservation plaque
Back, left to right: Chester Wilson, Ernest roberts, Robert
Davidson. Front: Marjorie Hahn and Marge Shade.
By Beth Stephens
Oregon State Federation Garden
Clubs Dist. 10 recently presented the
1990 Conservation Award plaque to
Stokes Landing Seniors, who have
a recycling program.
A recycling program has been in
operation since 1973 at Irrigon.
Many seniors have worked on col
lecting cardboard, tin, glass and
aluminum. Cardboard boxes are flat
tened, newspapers are tied in
bundles, tin cans are washed and
flattened and glass is sorted and
crushed.
Chester Wilson says “ 25 *4 tons of
recycling material went through our
hands during 1989.“
Stokes Landing Senior Center
receives a steady monthly income for
this project.
Padberg chosen for exchange
By Anne Morter
Darcee Padberg, 1990 graduate of
lone High School, has been selected
to go to Australia as part of an In
ternational Sports Exchange
All Saints service
moved to 10 a.m.
Starting Sunday, July 1 the All
Saints Episcopal Church worship
service will begin at 10 a.m.
Bible study classes will start at 9
a.m.
W .C .C .C . Golf
June 19, 1990 - Ladies
Fifty-one ladies attended the
Willow Creek Country Club 9 Hole
Invitational. Results are as follows:
Low gross of field: a tie between
Bea Winget and Lucky Platt.
Low net of field: Sharon Gardon.
Canyon Lakes: low gross-Linda
Webb; low net-Pat Smith.
Tri-C ities: low gross-Jean
Dathrop; low net-Glenda Randow.
Pendleton: low gross-Betty Smith;
low net-Hazel Dietz.
Sham: low gross-Ginger Hedges;
low net-Joyce Bean.
Meadow Springs: low gross-
Marilyn Williams; low net-Judy
Krupke.
W.C.C.C.: low gross-Pat Ed-
mundson; low net-Maggie Izzett; se
cond low gross-Anita Boyer; second
low net-a tie between Jan Paustian
and Luvilla Sonstegard
Long drive guest-Candy Spry, Ca
nyon Lakes; WCCC-Barb Gilbert.
K .P.
guest-Peg
Gianelli-
Pendleton;
W .C .C .C .-B etty
Rietmann.
Chip in No. 9-Jean Wallgren,
Tri-Cities.
Sunday Men’s Play
June 17, 1990
First low gross: a tie between
Harold Gilliam. Gary Watkins and
Wayland H yatt; second-Barry
Munkers; third-Duane Disque;
fourth-a tie between Frank Bailey
and George Waterland.
Low net: first-Rick Sturgeon; a tie
between Gene Sonstegard and Jiggs
Bowman; third-Tim Adams; fourth-
a tie between Tom Sturgeon and Earl
Norris.
Long drive: Dave Hanna.
K.P.: Rick Sturgeon.
Sunday Men’s Play
June 24, 1990
Low gross: a tie between John
Boyer. Howard Gilliam and John
Edmundson; second-Wayland Hyatt;
third-a tie between Dorian Forrar
and George Waterland.
Low net: first-Raymond Reid;
second-Brian Thompson; third-Tad
Miller; fourth-a tie between Rick
Paullus. Delbert Binschus and Dave
Gunderson; fifth-a tie between Tom
Sturgeon and Frank Pearson
Long drive: George Waterland.
K.P #3 and 12: Roy Martin. 417
Raymond Reid
volleyball team from Oregon.
The trip will be from August 6-15
and will include a stop in Hawaii.
The team will play a minimum of six
games in Sydney against teams from
Australia and possibly other coun
tries as well. Organizers also plan to
travel to other locations for
sightseeing.
Fund raisers are currently under
way to help fund the trip. Beecher’s
Cafe held a benefit sock hop recent
ly and several activities during the
lone Fourth of July Celebration will
benefit Darcee’s trip. One of the ac
tivities is a three-on-three volleyball
tournament to be held at the school
gym on July 4. Cost is $5 per team.
Darcee is the daughter of Marvin
and Tana Padberg of lone.
Irrigon Lions Club lists winners
lone Insights 422-7429
By An?re Morter,
By Beth Stephens
-:-A farewell party for Renee Van
Leersum, exchange student from
Holland, was held on the lone school
grounds on June 19. Cheryl Ander
son and Linda Cupps hosted the
cookout and a good crowd of high
school friends and classmates turn
ed out to see Renee off.
-:-With the Class A/B All Star
team in town to practice with coach
of the year. Dana Heideman, basket
ball players were farmed out with
local families. Ken and Julie Nelson,
Virgil and Debbie Morgan and Perry
and Kathy Morter each kept two
players and Dana and Tonya
Heideman kept four girls and the
assistant coach. Dale Wagner.
-:-Kelly Morgan, Ryan and Jason
Halvorsen and Aaron and Nathan
Heideman attended basketball camp
on the WSU campus June 18-21.
Frank and Kathy Halvorsen
delivered the boys to Pullman and
Debbie and Virgil Morgan brought
them home.
-:-Norman and Helen Morter of
Springfield, VA., spent last week
visiting the Perry Morter family.
Perry and Norman are brothers. The
Norman Morters drove across the
country visiting relatives and
sightseeing.
-:-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Snively,
College Place, WA., enjoyed Sun
day dinner with the Perry Morters.
The Snivelys came to visit with Nor
man and Helen Morter while they
were here.
-:-Mary Pat, Will and 14-month-
old Sarah Boger of Fairbanks,
Alaska, spent a week visiting at the
home of Mary’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick McElligott.
-:-Patric McElligott, along with
daughters. Rose and Hope, visited at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Don McElligott recently. The
girls were joined by their cousins,
Brian, Ben and Janet McElligott
while Patric attended the Big River
Band Festival in Arlington. Patric
hosted a booth for Amity Vineyards,
his employer.
-•.-Bridget and Melissa McElligott
attended Junior High Leadership
Camp at Wallowa Lake during the
week of June 25-29.
-:-Jean Jepsen accompanied her
daughter Judy to McMinnville the
weekend of June 15-16 to attend the
Oregon 4-H Ambassador weekend.
The conference was held at Linfield
College.
Irrigon Lions Club raffle winners
are as follows:
Grand prize-J. Bonney,Umatilla,
who received a weekend for two at
Otter Crest; first-Kim Baker, Her-
miston, two free meals at Kristie’s;
second-Olive Horrace. Irrigon, two
free meals at Paul’s.
Hit A High Note
WidiTms Rate.
Water meeting set June 28
Morrow County will be hosting a
water meeting on June 28, at 7 p.m.
in the Lexington Grange Hall,
located at Cutsforth Corner. The
subjects of water quantity, quality
and availability in Morrow County
will be addressed by a panel of ex
perts, consisting of Bill Young,
W ater Resources Department;
Representative Chuck Norris; Clint
Our 6-month CD rate sounds great.
And if you come into any Benj. Franklin
between now and June 29, you can enter
to win a compact disc or disc player.
Either way, it will be music to your ears.
Reeder, Chairman of Advisory
Committee on Water Quality,
D.E.Q.; and Scott Duff, Oregon
Wheat League.
“ Here is your opportunity to ask
questions, learn and be involved in
the future use, regulation of that use,
and administration of forthcoming
state rules,” said Morrow County
Extension agent Bill Broderick.
Greg Barron, Lion and manager
of North Morrow Vector Control
District was speaker at the last Lions
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Sept. 7 is invited to attend.
For more information call Steve
Rhea, 676-9922 or Bob Krein,
676-9956.
Lions hear about mosquitos
By Beth Stephens
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Ducks Unlimited to meet July 3
A Ducks Unlimited organizational
meeting has been planned for July 3
at 6 p.m. at Kates Pizza. Anyone in
terested in helping with the Ducks
Unlimited banquet and fund raiser
ANNUAL RATE"
Franklin
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN
274 North Main. Heppner 6769021
club social meeting. He presented
details concerning Vectors mosquito
control program.
Lutheran’s hold service
at Cutsforth Park
The congregations o f Hope
Lutheran Church of Heppner and
Valby Lutheran Church of lone will
have a joint worship service on Sun
day, July 1 at 10 a.m. at Cutsforth
Park. Take the highway going
behind Willow Creek Dam for about
20 miles. Pastor Hoobing’s sermon
will be on the theme of “ A Kingdon
of Priests and a Holy Nation,” bas
ed on the theme from Exodus
19:2-8a.
After the service of Holy Commu
nion, the congregation will enjoy a
potluck picnic. Persons attending are
asked to bring their own table ser
vice. main dish and either a salad or
dessert. Games will be played as
members bring balls, bats,
horseshoes, etc. Coffee and kool-aid
will be provided.
Among the special guests at the
picnic will be Carol, Rachel and
Matt Hoobing who have now come
to live in South Morrow County with
Pastor Hoobing.
Visitors and friends are most
welcome to join the festivities.
No worship services will be held
at Hope or Valby on July 1. Anyone
missing the festivities is cordially in
vited to join us on Wednesday, July
4 at 8:45 p.m. for an informal
service.
IN IONE
Blasting into the Nineties”
T u es d ay , July 3
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Contact Greg Rietmann 422-7243
Tennis Tourney
contact Dick Snider 422-7184
Cathy McCabe 422-7225
W e d n e s d a y , July 4
12:00 noon
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W h ile su p p lie s la s t
OPTl-SHIELD Sunglasses
QUANTITIES LIMITED
One-Pitch Softball Tourney begins
Tennis Tourney continues
Ultra-Lite flyby - Rick Peterson
PARADE - Edith Matthews Grand Marshal
call Del LaRue 422-7468
City Park Activities
food booths
.
rootbeer floats
T-shirt sales
Horseshoe Tournament-sign up
at the park
Chalk Drawing Contest
in front of Catholic Church
Volleyball Tourney-school gym
contact Darcee Padberg 422-7276
Frog Jumping Contest - City Park-frogs available
Children's Games in the Park
sack races
baseball throw
straw money pile
Historical Tour- meet at park
Ruth McCabe 422-7194
Bingo at Legion Hall - Lions Club
Western Swing Demonstration by Country
Shufflers at City Park
Firemen’s Tug-of-War- next to City Park
Historical Tour
Swimming Pool Opens-FREE SWIMMING
Bed Races-lone School Football Field
contact Marvin Padberg 422-7276
Chicken Barbecue-IHS Cafeteria
sponsored by Cardinal Club
Bingo at Legion Hall
Oregon Trail Tour- City Park
Fireworks Football Field
Street Dance-Main Street following fireworks
Enjoy music in the park throughout day!
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Heppner
676-91 SB