Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 4, 1992 - THREE
Tournament All-Stars named
Forest Service
Dance team takes first place at District
recruits youth
for jobs
Gabe Garcia, Mike Garrett, Deacon
Halvorsen and David Wagenblast
Heideman,
Ryan
By Anne Morter
lone High School brought
home several individual and team
honors from the recent Big Sky
Basketball Tournament held in
Umatilla.
For the boys, Mike Garrett and
Gabe Garcia were named to the
first team all-district. David
Wagenblast, Ryan Halvorsen and
Deacon
Heideman
were
honorable mention.
Kari Morgan was named to the
first team all-district girls, Nan
cy Morter to the second and Janie
Cupps was honorable mention.
Seven young people between
the ages of 15 and 18 are being
recruited by the Umatilla Na
tional Forest for summer work in
the Youth Conservation Corps.
The work will include clerical
duties, campground and trail
maintenance. Four field going
positions will be located in Hepp
ner and two in Pomeroy, WA.
One clerical position will be
located in Pendleton.
The program will last eight
weeks from approximately June
15 to August 7 and pay the
minimum wage of $4.75 per hour
in Oregon and $4.25 in
Washington. Applications will be
accepted from March 2 through
April 15. Participants will be
selected no later than May 15.
The applicants will be selected
at random. No previous ex
perience is required. Applicants
must have a social security
number, or have made applica
tion to obtain one. Applicants
must also obtain parental or legal
guardian consent to enroll in the
program.
Applications may be obtained
from local state employment of
fice, local high schools, or the
Heppner Ranger District, Box 7,
Heppner, 97836, 676-9187 or
Umatilla National Forest, 2517
SW Hailey Ave. Pendleton,
97801, 276-3811.
BOWLING
Nancy Morter, Kari Morgan and Janie Cupps
Koffee Kup Keglers
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Alley Cats
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High game: Ida Foster 213.
High series: Ida Foster 491.
Splits converted: Doll Campbell 3-K); Eileen
Padberg 3-10, 3-10.
The Heppner High School dance team brought home the first place trophy for halftime enter
tainment during the District 2A tournament held in Pendleton. The award, a little late in com
ing was well deserved as they performed an outstanding dance routine. Pictured above is
advisor Michelle Warburton (I) Sherry Bingham, Alecia Tarnasky, Nikki Sweeney, Kara An-
sotegui, Donita Sharp, Olivia Gavin and Roberta Luciano.
Garden Bugs elect officers
The regular meeting of the
Lexington Garden Bugs was held
Feb. 4 at the home of Delta
Huber. Present besides the
hostess were Annetta Padberg,
Kathy Tellechea, Phyllis Ander
son, Marg Ball, Frances Murty,
Lois Allyn and guest Jane
Rawlins.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Bill Rawlins, who presented
a very interesting talk on grow
ing dahlias. Some of the points he
mentioned were “ smaller tubers
actually work better.” Huge size
tubers allow a plant to draw
nourishment from the tuber,
rather than developing a really
good root system. Tubers are
planted on their sides. Dahlias
need well drained soil and protec
tion from the wind. Thrips and
aphids are the main insect pro
blems. Tubers have to be dug up
in the fall before freezing
weather, washed after being dug
and stored in a cool, dry place.
Dahlias can be all the way from
small, single flowers to huge 17”
blooms with many and varied
shape petals and colors.
“ It was a special pleasure to
have Mr. and Mrs. Rawlins with
us,” said a spokesperson.
Election of officers for the com-
ing year was held. Delta Huber
was elected chairman; Lois Allyn
vice-chairman; Kathy Tellechea,
secretary.
lone wins sportsmanship award
By Anne Morter
The lone boys won the District
1A Tournament sportsmanship
award held in Umatilla last
weekend Feb. 21 and 22. The
award is voted on by the referees
and representatives from the
sponsoring Umatilla Booster
Club.
lone tied with Sherman Coun
ty for the Big Sky Sportsmanship
Banner. After each game, the of-
ficials rated the crowd, coaches
and players on overall
sportsmanship.
lone also won the Pat Gillette
Memorial Scholarship plaque,
awarded by the Blue Mountain
Officials Association. The of
ficials rate sportsmanship in all
the Columbia Basin schools for
this award.
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of the Umatilla National Forest’s
annual report. The brochure
covers fiscal year 199I and sum
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and goods and services provided
to the public.
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commerce in Heppner, Walla
Walla. Pomeroy and Pendleton.
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.The sixth grade class
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in conjunction for the raffle held recently for the George
Waterland family. Linsey Ropp sold the most tickets in grades
five through eight selling over 220 tickets. For her efforts she
received a handmade jewelry box donated and made by Robert
Reid of Heppner. Robert also made and donated the hope
chest won by Wayne Davis. Cheryle Lightle won the tune-up
from Skaggs Auto and Kathy Tellechea won the $100 gift cer
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