Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 19, 1990 - THREE
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
The Heppner Booster Club will
meet Tuesday Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. at
Ployhar Insurance office on Main St.
Topic of discussion will be Reno
Night, the club’s annual fundraiser.
By Ja n e Rawlins
Great news: Our new senior center bus is due to be delivered
Mon
day, Sept. 24, according to Stan Murray, owner of Murray Modifications
of Seattle, Wa., who has the contract for assembling the bus we ordered.
We are planning a little welcoming party when it arrives here. We can pile
in and take a mini-trip around town to try it out, maybe even have
refreshments. We’ll let everyone know the approximate hour as soon as
we know. For two years we have looked forward to this day.
A salute to the Senior Center volunteer receptionists who are in our of
fice from 9 to 5 week days and monitor after-hour calls received on our
telephone answering device. These volunteers have chosen to welcome
visitors, answer questions, answer the phone and make calls referring
messages to our Senior services specialist Merri Reamer and to appropriate
committee chairmen of the Sr. Center Board. They take requests for RSVP
and the Dollaride car, call shut-ins to “ see how you’re doing today,” keep
a written log of visitors, calls and events each day, assist with decorating
both bulletin boards and the rooms, do typing and filing and other things
as need arises. Heppner can be proud to have the only full-time office
volunteer staff of the senior centers in our area. The following people merit
a pat on the back: Rachel Harnett (general chairman), Irene Shroeder,
Shirley Haugen, Velma Wight, Barbara Struthers, Mema Toll, Darlene Ar
rington, Eleanor Gonty, Laura Searle, Florence Holt and Helen Dyer.
Next week: Monday the new bus arrives. At 1 p.m. quilters begin instruc
tions on how to cut and assemble a quilt. This is to be for individuals who
choose to make a block , a wall hanging, pillow or a whole quilt for
themselves, using the construction techniques provided by the class.
Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a m. the exercise group is invited to “ Swing
into Shape.’’
Wednesday friends from the Nazarene and Seventh Day Adventist chur
ches will be assisting in serving the monthly birthday dinner of lasagna,
broccoli, tossed salad, French bread, chilled pears and cookies. The Nutri
tion Site Committee announces that the new suggested donation will be $1.75
for those over 60 and $2.25 for those under. The price rise is because
meat will no longer be available through AAA commodities.
At 1 p.m. a special meeting of the Activities Committee will be held,
in the office.
In the S e rvice
Navy Seaman Recruit Cory W.
Duitsman, son of George and Trade
Duitsman of Boardman has com
pleted recruit training at Recruit
Training Command, Great Lakes,
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During Duitsman’s eight-week
training cycle he studied general
military subjects designed to prepare
JV Fillies in action
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By Deby Sumner
On Sept. 10, Heppner volleyball
teams hosted Grant Union. The var
sity team won in two games, 15-6,
15-6. The junior varsity came from
behind in the third game with strong
serving to win 15-3, 11-15, 16-14.
The C team did not fare as well, los
ing 5-15, 12-15.
Monday, Sept. 17, Heppner JV
and C volleyball teams hosted the
Stanfield Tigers.
The Heppner JV’s won their
match in three games, 15-9, 2-15,
15-9. The C team started slow but
came on to win the match, 12-15,
15-10, 15-8.
Engagements
Ripple — Lightle
Cheryl Colleen Ripple and Terry Wayne Lightle, both of Heppner, an
nounce their wedding at 2 p.m. September 23, 1990 at the Christian Life
Center in Heppner.
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THANK YOU “ HEPPNER SURVIVORS” OF CYCLE OREGON III
Without all of you and the willing committee volunteers who put in long dedicated hours and
extended 2000 smiles, last weekend would not have been possible.
Heppner Coordinators: Claudia Hughes and Cara Costa
Cycle Oregon III Staff - Susan Bladholm, Adrienne Van Bemmel, David Rittenhouse, Brian Harney
Marlene Currin- Food Chairperson
Morrow County Cattlemen and CattleWomen - Wayne Evans
Morrow County Historical Society - Ruth McCabe
St. Patrick's Altar Society - Garnett Huddleston & Gwen Healy
Heppner Day Care - Kathy Tellechea & Tina Davidson
United Church of Christ, lone - Cindy Osterlund
Senior Center - Jane Rawlins, Irene Schroeder, Bill Cox, Paul Jones
Masonic Lodge - John Wood
Willow Creek Country Club - Jim & Cam Wishart
Nazarene Church - Nancy McElhany
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Heppner Elks - Barbara Bloodsworth & Cindy Breidenbach
Sophmore Class
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American Legion - Arnie & Rita Hedman
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Episcopal Church - Diana Ball
Neighborhood Center - Betty Tanner
Lutheran Church - Robanai Disque
Central Market - Forrie, Gail, and volunteers
Walchli Farms - donation of watermelons
Western Empire - donation of potatoes
Safeway - donation of paper products
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Morrow County Grain Growers - transportation of supplies
Butch Laughlin - transportation of supplies
Frank Osmin - transportation of supplies & message board
Tom Currin - transportation of supplies & message board
Chamber of Commerce & Heppner Lions Club - table set-up
Tim Adams - cooperation above and beyond the call of duty
Helen Riehl - assistance with grocery orders
Terrie Cutsforth - Entertainment Chairperson
Mark Cutsforth, Norm Zeller, Mark Miller, Bob Ployhar, Mike Mills, Tony Burt, Jeremy Maddern, Kay Pro
ctor - set up, hay hauling, etc.
Dan Burns - music
Jeff Wallace - dinner entertainment
EMT's - cow chip throwing contest
Heppner Volunteer Firemen - Jeff Maben
Morrow County Rodeo Committee - Jerry Gentry
Staff of Bank of Eastern Oregon
Central Market - use of lot for entertainment, etc.
Heppner High School - Robert Isted
Heppner Merchants
Harold Huber - Cycle III parking
The Shoe Box, Jerry & Joyce Holloman - assistance with "Survival tees"
Tom Simonton, Cindy Brosnan, lean Strange - signs
Guy Van Arsdale - rerouting of log trucks
Heppner Little League - George Koffler
Morrow County Court House
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Heppner Swim Pool
Wes Hickey - Finley Buttes
Judy Wright - Shuttle Services
Darcy Coil
Michele Evans Bergstrom
Wayne & Susan Evans
Roice Fulleton
Jerry Healy
Joe & Hilda Yocum
Corp of Engineers - Richard Hess
U.S. Forest Service
"Clim b Aboard" volunteers
Heppner Soroptimist/Welcome Committee - LoRayne Bowman
Homestay & Heppner T.V. Office facilities - Judie Laughlin
Homestay Volunteers - all who opened their homes
Morrow County Abstract & Title - Tom McElligott
Morrow County Tourism Committee & Volunteers - Don Cole
Heppner Elementary & Middle School - use of facility
Heppner High School Student Council - Liz Curtis
Video - Barbara Hayes, Shawn Cutsforth
Morrow County Fairboard, Don Haugen, Darlene Scroggins
Irish Lassies
Morrow County Search & Rescue/Bike Security - Terri Denton
Security - Doug Rathbun
Finance - George Koffler, Ann Spicer
Sanitation - City of Heppner crew
Heppner Gazette Times - Cycle Tab and news
News Coverage - Merlyn Robinson
Booths: enroute and downtown - Rene Devin
Lexington & lone communities
Fred Lundin - who dropped by the state office three years ago to tell them Heppner was a great place to
ride a bike!!!! They must have listened.
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Sept. 24 - Oct. 6
Ashley Conklin, son of Linda and
Dale Conklin of Heppner, has been
appointed head sports editor of ’ ‘The
Daily Emerald,” the llniveristy of
Oregon school newspaper.
C onklin, a Heppner High
graduate, worked for the Gazette-
Times as high school sports writer.
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