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rn& im m Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 5, 1990 - THREE lone Garden Club learns of ‘dog days’. lone Insi'ghts By Anrie Morter, 422-7429 -:-The lone Cardinals Little League team continued their winn- ing^rampage, upping their season record to 9-3 as of June 13. On June 1, they played the Heppner Braves in a make-up game in lone and hand ed the Braves their first loss at lone, 10-5. The following Monday, the Cards pl%yed the Braves in Heppner and won again, 6-2. On Friday, June 8, the Cardinals defeated Arlington, 25-7, before suf fering the only loss of the series, los ing to Condon in Condon 12-11 on June 11. On June 13, lone rallied to defeat the Heppner Giants, 5-4. The Cardinals have their final home games on June 22 and 25 star ting at 6 p.m. at the school field. They will wrap up their season on June 27 in Heppner. -:-Keith and Judy Rea’s farm, the Conservation Farm o f the Year, was the site of a well-attended tour and barbecue last Friday, June 15. About 200 people gathered in the Rea’s beautiful, shady yard for a tasty steak barbecue. The Wheat League supplied the main course while the guests brought salads and desserts. Special guests o f the Reas were Bill and Charlene Roberts o f Mercer Island. The Roberts own one o f the places that the Reas farm. Keith and Judy were very pleased with the tur nout and were thrilled that all of their friends and neighbors could be with them to celebrate. -:-Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McElligott, along with Patty and Bridget, travel ed to Seattle recently to attend graduation ceremonies at the Univer sity o f Washington. Their daughter and son-in-law, Grace and John Couples tournament August 4,5 The Willow Creek Couples Tour nament will be held August 4 and 5. The course will be closed for tour nament play for those days. Those who want to play should get their registration forms in by the July 15 deadline to guarantee a spot for the tournament. There is a waiting list. For further information or wanting to be placed on the waiting list please contact Gary or Barbara Watkins, 676-9949. Romano, graduated from medical school. -:-Two new casts have been spot ted around town. Brenda Holtz took a spill o ff her horse and broke her arm and Nancy Morter landed wrong on her leg in a summer league basketball game, breaking her ankle -:-Don and Eunice McElligott were hosts to grandchildren. Ben and Erin Cleveland, recently. Ben and Erin were here while their parents, Mary and Minot Cleveland, moved into a new home in Portland. By Anne Morter “ The Dog Days of Summer” was the topic presented by Delta Huber at the lone Garden Club meeting held at the home o f Phyllis Ander son on June 13. “ Dog Days” refers to the period between July and ear ly September when gardening can be a trial. The ancients called it this because of the rising o f the “ dog star” which was closest to the sun. Delta said that mulching is especially important, using such materials as chips, grass clippings and all types of plant materials chop ped finely. In using wood chips, it is advisable to add nitrogen to the soil. In watering, it is best to water deeply then hold off for a time to allow the plants to be stressed so that their roots will reach deeper for the water. Spot water shallow rooted plants such as bee balm. If mildew is a problem, do your watering in the early morning. Some o f the old timers say to wash down your plants each morning for healthy plants. Flag Day was observed by reading the poem, "I Am the Flag.’’ It was noted that the United States has had eight different flags. Helen Martin and Loree Hubbard will be delegates to the Oregon Federation o f Garden Clubs meeting in Portland. They will help Blue Mountain D istrict #10 with placements at the state flower show. 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This year the topic was “ Wheat growing-its input in Morrow Coun- honorable mention Aaron Heideman, April Taylor and secretary-treasurer Ruth McCabe. ty.” The winning students each received a $50 bond. All three win ners this year were from lone school. First place went to Brian Holtz, second Truitt Greenup and third-Heidi Orem. Honorable men tion went to Aaron Heideman and April Taylor. The object of these essays are to acquaint the students with some of the history of the county. There have been presentations for the past three i> Miller honored Ektachrome or Fujich romo. Processed and mounted Et3 process only years, and the Society voice their ap preciation to the teachers and students who take the time for this. Students are judged by out-of-town judges in Um atilla County. Members say they hope there will be more participation in the coming year. 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