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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 15, 1992 ‘Make It With Wool contest slated Oregon Sheepgrowers Conven tion. A state junior and senior winner then advances to the na tional competition to be held January 20-23 in Dallas, Texas. Maureen Krebs directs District 7 which includes residents of Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Wasco, Sherman and Hood River counties. The contest is open to men and women with four age groups starting with pre-teen, 12 and under; junior, 13-16 year olds; senior, 17-24 year olds; and adult, 25 and over. Garments are initially judged on the entrant with appropriate accessories. Judges look for cur rent fashion, appropriateness of fabric and style to the entrant, fit, poise, and presentation. After modeling, garments are judged on inner construction and durability. Last year’s senior champion from this district, Jimi Kaye Alexander, went on to win the state competition and advance to nationals. Both the junior and senior national winners were men last year. The deadline for entries is September 25. Entry information is available by writing Krebs, at Cecil Star Route, lone, OR 97843, or call 422-7548. By Anne Morter Plans are being made for the annual district level “ Make It Yourself With Wool” contest. The contest will be held October 10 in lone. With fair time rapid ly approaching. District 7 direc tor Maureen Krebs, reminds potential contestants that one gar ment may be used for both con tests if the fabric is at least 60% wool. District contests are held around the state with winners in the junior and senior categories advancing to the state competition to be held November 14 in Portland in conjunction with the see us for printing • • • • Business Forms Business Cards Letterhead Envelopes Gazette-Times 676-9228 - r all A-t m uon*: - - atours ji ao e x t r a re* r e h so n E X T R A r R T M T S A V A IL A B L E SEARS HEPPNER T h u r ., Ju ly 23 11:00 a.m . to 5:00 p.m. Golden Mark A tire designed to incorporate the benefits of an all-season premium and performance tire into one great touring tire 65,000 mile limited warranty, 70 series for superior handling, polyester/steel construction. SIZE PRICE P175/70R13 54 88 P185/70R13 58 50 P 195/70R14 63 10 P2O5/70R14 71 20 P215/70R14 75.00 P205/70R15 73.10 P215/70R15 76 95 AS LOW AS P225/70R15 4th of July winners announced Photo by Joyce Hughes Lots of children participated in the soft ball throw in lone dur ing the Fourth of July. By Anne Morter The results for the lone Fourth of July contests have been releas ed. Winners are as follows: Three-on-three basketball tour nament: first-Dorian Forrar, Dan Abrahamson, Scott Abrahamson; second-Dustin Padberg, Jason Wack, Dan McCarty; third-Steve Spike, Todd Spike. Shad Spike. Three-on-three volleyball: first-David Wagenblast, Mike Garrett, Brandi Ball; second-Jim Logan, Kim Logan, Sam Sumner. Frog jumping: first-Travis Mastieu, 82” ; second-Johnny Collins, 80” ; third a tie between Brandon Forwood and Billy Gates, 76” . Chalk drawing 2-3 year olds: first-Heidi Pizer; second-Jannie Zum walt; third-K aylee Palmateer. Age four through kindergarten: first-Sydney Tullis; second- Kimberly Morris; third-Alyssa Rietmann. Grades one and two: first- Caitlyn Orem; second-Sally Calvert; third-Tiah Paul. Third and fourth graders: first- Heather Goodman; second- Louanne Morris; third-Shelley Rietmann. Fifth and sixth graders: first- Brittney Rickman; second-Jacoby Marshall; third-Stephanie Wolfe. Poster contest four years old and under: first-Abbey Key. Five and six year olds: first- Natalie McElligott; second-Genia Grant; third-Emily Key. Seven and eight year olds: first- Shanna Christman; second-Aaron Tworek. Nine and 10 year olds: first- Nikki McElligott; second-Molly Barrow; third-Jeremy Rietmann. 11-13 year olds: first-Jake M cElligott; second-M arie Tworek; third-Macie Childers. Adults: first-Lucy Tworek. H orseshoes: first-H arvey Childers, second-Wayne Seitz, third-Earl Garrett, fourth-Leslie Thompson. Softball throw: four and five year olds: first-James Winters, second-Phillip Whitmore, third- Emily Bergstrom. Six and seven year olds: first- Joseph Winters, second-Brian G utierrez; third-A dam Bergstrom. Eight and nine year olds: first- Adam McCabe, second-Bud Drummond, third-Koby Rea. 10-11 year olds: first-Alan G riebskov, second-Tammy C utsforth, third-M ark McElligott. Sack race: 4-5 year olds first- Joyce Oniah, second-Kim Mor ris, third-Brandon Seitz. Six and seven year olds: first- Connor Kilkenny, second- Margaret Morris, third-Billy Gates. Eight and nine year olds: first- Jody McDaniel, second-Jake M cD aniel, third-Paula Spicerkuhn. The McDaniel familly picnic will be held Sunday, July 19, beginning at noon at Anson Wright Park. Those attending should bring cold drinks and a pot luck dish. Coffee will be provided. Silver Mark 80 series for greater tread width, polyester/steel construction. SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE 36 99 P205/75R14 55 30 P 165/80R13 46 95 P215/75R14 56 40 P175/80R13 46 10 P205/75R15 57 90 P 185/80R13 50 35 P215/75R15 59 85 P185Z75R14 51 90 P225/75R15 84 35 P195/75R14 53 50 P235/75R15 67 40 3 8 " Weather Mark A distinctive tire that will enhance the appearance of any vehicle A distinctive tire that will enhance any vehicle ,11 season tread design. 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He graduated from William Chrisman High School in 1989 and served two years at Okinawa in the Air Force. Matron of honor was Julie Akers, Gresham, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Stacy Myers and Stephonie Dilley of Independence, sisters of the groom. Best man was Jerry Newton of Independence, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were Phillip Myers and Mike Myers of Independence, brothers of the groom. Ushers were Creg Shotswell and Lee Dilley, Independence. Jennifer Breeding of Gresham, niece of the bride, was flower girl. Christopher Breeding, Gresham, nephew of the bride was ring bearer. Wedding songs were “ After AH” and “ Cherish the Treasure” , sung by Stacy Myers and Creg Shotswell. The groom’s mother made the wedding cake and the bride's aunts, Gracie Baker and Dorthy Wilson, Heppner cut and served the cake. Candice Jenkins of In dependence, cousin of the groom attended the guest book. The bride's mother wore a two-piece suite of ivory lace accente* with pearls. The groom’s mother wore a black and white dress with lace and a jeweled bodice. Special guests were the bride’s two brothers Donald from Gresham and Dale from Jacksonville, Florida; Lydia Wilson. Heppner, grand mother of the bride, Tom and Dorthy Wilson. Heppner and Ed and Gracie Baker. Lexington, aunts and uncles of the bride, the bride’s parents Max and Betty Breeding and their grandchildren Jennifer and Christopher Breeding. Following a honeymoon trip in Kansas City the couple will make their home in Lompoc, CA where the groom is stationed with the Air Force at Vandenberg Air Force Base. St. Patrick’s Senior Center Bulletin Board A steel belted radial passenger car tire designed to give great performance in all season P 155/80R13 with out-of-town visitors coming from Fossil, Spray, Condon, Portland, Irrigon, Pendleton and other areas in Morrow County. Marie Steagall and Bob Steagall, Lexington and Vera Breshears (Steagall, Marie’s sister) and hus band Dave, Portland and Janet Stephen M yers attend ed en route to their new home in California where he will be sta tioned. Janet is the daughter of Mr. and M rs. Henry M. Breeding of Portland. -:-Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eng and Children from Kansas have been visiting at the Connie Eng Home. Weddings ' Black Walt P 195 70 R 14 ’ By Delpha Jones -:-Phylis Anderson has been in Nebraska for several weeks to be near her father who is ill. Glenn and Children traveled there last week to join her. -¡-Torn Norton was the guest speaker at the Baptist Church Sunday and will be again next Sunday in the absence of Pastor Glenn. -:-Jean Nelson is recuperating at her home from arm surgery. -¡-Sunday, July 12, was a busy fun-filled day for those attending the Steagall Shaun reunion at Bull Prairie. Around 80 people attended McDaniel picnic slated July 19 5 4 8 8 Lexington News Heppner o/o-v*vu q - The Heppner Senior Meal Site Committee elected new officers Juf 1. Officerselected were: chairman, Paul Jones, vice-chairperson Mary Goheen; treasurer, Harriet Batty; and secretary, Shirle’ Haugen. There were 108 people present for the senior dinner July 8, in eluding seven guests. Six dinners were taken out. Members of thi Baptist Church served. Bert Johannes is the hostess for July. Gem Cole won the meal ticket. Barton Clark the door prize. Lois Graybea from Ukiah, Ca.. the guest gift. The senior board met after the dinner of Wed. They also met witl Judge Carlson and Merri Reamer Thursday afternoon for an updati on the AAA situation. CAPECO is the umbrella agency as of July 1 The menu tor dinner July 22 will be salmon with tartar sauce potatoes, coleslaw with carrots, bread and fruit. Members of thi Episcopal Church will serve. The breakfast at the Senior Center Saturday July 11 honoring thi aviators was well attended A profit of $200 was made. The senior appreciate all the donations of food from Central Market, and thi ad in the paper sponsored by GAR Aviation of Lexington. “ Of coursi it couldn t have been done without all those wonderful volunteer who worked so hard,” said a spokesperson. An engagement party for Marguerite Webb and Truman Messengei will be held at the Senior Center on July 16 at 8 p.m. Congratula tions to them on their upcoming marriage. Dates to remember: potluck picnic at Eleanor Gonty’s cabin Jul) 18. Bus leaves the Center at 10 a.m. Blood pressures taken July 2i from 11 a.m.-noon at the Center; Mondays- quilting, 1-4 p.m. Nex year’s St. Patrick quilt is being started. Tues. & Thurs. 10- 10:3i a.m. exercise. Sat. bus leaves for dance at Hermiston 6:30 p.m.
