TW O - Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon W ednesday, Decem ber 30, 1992
Engagements
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Brown receives Boardman award
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Myrtle Brown, the chief ar
chitect of Boardman’s 75th bir-
thday celebration, was named
Boardman’s Outstanding Citizen
for 1992. The title was conferred
by the Boardman Chamber of
Commerce at its annual awards
banquet December 16.
Brown planned, organized and
then worked the details for a
series of events celebrating the
75th year that Boardman has call
ed itself a city. The celebration
included a founder’s day ball in
February, the mayor’s golf tour
nament in March, the city’s first
Cinco de Mayo celebration in
May, the town on wheels party
in July, pioneer days with an In
dian and mountain-man rendez
vous in August and greatly ex
panded Christmas tree lighting
programs in both 1991 and 1992.
In presenting the award. Jack
Strege, chairman of the selection
committee, said that Brown’s
perseverance and drive were in
strumental. “ Without her, 1992
simply would not have happen
ed,” he said. Brown thanked the
chamber and all the volunteers
who played a role in the year-long
festivities. “ It was you,” she
said, “ who made it all happen.’’
Port of Morrow manager Gary
Neal and Dr. Robert Boss were
also nominated for the award.
Neal raised $27,000 for the pur
chase of a travel bus for River
side High School students and
Boss was instrumental in organiz
ing the Cinco de Mayo
celebration.
Boss was installed as the new
Chamber president and Board-
man Mayor Bill Brown as vice
president. Outgoing president Ed
Glenn introduced a number of
members who have been impor
tant to what he called a ‘ ‘banner”
year for the chamber. Glenn now
serves as chairman of the board.
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lone Middle School beats Echo
The lone Middle School Car
dinals traveled to Echo for their
first game Thursday, Dec. 17 and
beat the Cougars 34-18.
lone punished Echo with a
tough man-to-man defense. Echo
found themselves down by 10 at
the end of the first quarter.
Echo rebounded in the second
BMCC classes announced
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Gates — Towers
Kenneth and Candace Gates, Lexington, announce the engagement
of their daughter Melissa Lynn to Michael Towers, both of Pendleton.
Pendleton.
Melissa is a 1986 graduate of Heppner High School. She is
employed with the U.S. Forest Service in Pendleton.
Michael is the son of Lee and Patricia Towers, Pendleton. He is
a 1986 graduate of Pendleton High School and is employed with
Marlatt Mobile Homes in Hermiston.
The couple plans a Feb. 13 wedding.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tews
request the honour o f your presence
at the marriage o f their daughter
Rondi Joanne
to
Micheál Anthony Perry-
on Saturday, January ninth
nineteen hundred and ninety-three
at four o ’clock in the afternoon
Peace Lutheran Church
210 Northwest Ninth Street
Pendleton, Oregon
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Warren and Irene Plocharsky of Heppner announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Janet Lynn Plocharsky to Dennis Dean Stefani.
Dennis is the son of Dorothy Stefani of lone and the late Arthur
Stefani.
Janet graduated from Heppner High School in 1982 and will
graduate from Oregon State University in June. She is currently
employed by the U.S. Forest Service.
Dennis is a 1980 graduate of lone High School and attended the
University of Oregon. He is employed by Northwest Pike and Cas
ing in Portland.
The couple is planning a June wedding at Valby Lutheran Church
in lone.
In the Service
A Booster Club meeting has
been planned for Wednesday,
Jan. 6 at the Heppner High
School home ec room at 7 p.m.
The membership drive is starting
and dues should be paid the first
of January.
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Heppner's Fifth Annual
Alumni Basketball Tournament
Jan 1 - 3, 1993 Heppner High School Gym
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M arine Pfc. Robert W.
Zahm, Irrigon, reported for du
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talion. 4th Force Service Support
Group. Eugene.
Zahm joined the Marine Crops
Reserves in March 1992.
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nd best withes to the great
people we are privileged to know
as friends and customers.
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Airman Richard G. Devin,
has graduated from Air
Force basic training at Lackland
Air Force Base, San Antonio.
Texas.
During the six weeks of train
ing the airman studied Air Force
m ission, organization and
customs and received special
training in human relations.
In addition, airmen who com
plete basic training earn credits
toward an associate degree
through the community college of
the Air Force.
Devin is the son of Dick Devin,
Sr. and Sam Devin, both of
Heppner. He graduated from
Heppner High School in 1989.
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meeting Jan. 6
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Leading The Way Outdoors.
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Men s 3 Point Contest & Women s Free Throw Contest - 5:30 p.m Sunday
Women’s Basketball - Friday & Saturday. 4:30 p.m & Sunday 4 p.m
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A special thanks to all the parents who bring their
children to the day care and preschool, because
without you, we would not be here.
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We wish everyone a wonderful healthy New Year.
Kathy and the rest o f the staff
Heppner Day Care and Preschool >
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P S. M y w ife says I have to use my C hristm as Lighting Award m oney
to help pay for this ad.
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The Heppner Day Care and Preschool
would like to thank everyone for their
generous support, donations and contributions
throughout the past year.
Reception following the ceremony,
Pendleton Convention Center, Happy Canyon Room
1601 W estgate, Pendleton
You m ay be w ondering why the rather large ad app eared
in last w eek's paper asking for your opinion of my running for
m ayor. To follow is a story of why this happened and w hy it’s
costing m e so m uch to retract that ad.
O n D ecem ber 11th, 1992 I was part of a conspiracy to get
Jack G reen e of Lake O sw ego, O regon on his 40th Birthday.
I knew this w as dangerous because Jack is a notoriously sore
loser--as the ad in the H eppner G azette proves.
This is w hat I did to Jack G reene:
I sim ply took him out to breakfast on said m orning and due
to the fact that he gulped his food down had to side track him
and ask to go see his one year old daughter at hom e. W hile
I w as m aking this diversionary action, m y cohorts trashed his
desk and did one other thing that m ade M r. G reen e (a V E R Y
tidy person) so m ad that he placed last w e e k ’s ad. Jack w as
especially bitter because he was so sure that I had only trash
ed his office and m ade him pay for breakfast, he w ished m e
well on my trip back to Eastern O regon.
T he crowning blow for M r. G reen e w as that my cohorts a t
tached a few pounds of chicken m anure above the catalytic
converter in his pick-up. H e w ent around for quite aw hile fum
ing over the lovely fragrance em anating from his vehicle (even
now it retains som e arom a). W hen his w ife told him w here to
look and who the m asterm ind of this deed was, he went ballistic
(his wife is in trouble too).
Even though his ad w as an em barrassm ent to m e and my
fam ily, I still feel this w as a great w ay for a friend to rem em ber
his 40th Birthday. And it m ade him fam ous in som e circles!
M y sincere apologies to the H eppner Com m unity for my
frien d ’s skulduggery. But w hat can you expect from som eone
from "T h e V a lle y ” --especialy "L ake E g o .”
H appy N ew Y e a r to a great town!
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A four week self defense class
will begin Jan. 14 from 7 to 9
p.m. at the Lexington School
District Office. Cost for that class
is $20.
For more information, call
BMCC coordinator, Sue Warren,
422-7040.
Blue Mountain Community
College is offering two new
classes winter quarter.
Beginning round dancing will
begin January 8 from 7 to 8:30
p.m. at the lone American Legion
Hall. Cost for the 10 week class
is $25.
To the Citizens of Heppner
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and third period but the lone
bench was too much. The bench
led by Marc Orem, Randy Scott
and Joe Bacon, helped the starters
beat Echo. Kelly Morgan led all
scorers with 11 points followed
by Steve Allen’s nine. Luke
Swanson and Jory Crowell add
ed some good passes for the
young Cardinal team.
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