E I G H T - H e p p n e r G a z e tte -Tim e s , H e p p n e r, O re g o n W e d n e s d a y , M a y 19, 1993
Heppner students selected Record number for bike-a-thon
Morter
for U of O TAG program By A Anne
record 58 participants made monitored by several adults, in
the annual St. Jude’s Bike-a-thon
a success again this year, accor
ding to event coordinator Loa
McElligott. Thirty-three bike
riders completed the 22 mile
route from Ruggs to lone and 25
pedalled for charity within the ci
ty limits of lone. The event,
which continues to grow each
year, drew participants from lone
and Heppner as well as several
towns in western Oregon and
even from Washington, D.C. It
also provided an afternoon of
entertainment for a fair number
of spectators, parked in lawn
chairs in the shade.
Ethan Burnside was the first
rider over the line from Ruggs,
finishing in just over one and a
quarter hours. Kelly Morgan was
close behind. The ride from
Ruggs also featured two tandem
bicycles this year, one powered
by Jim and Eileen McElligott and
the other by Mark Schwyhart and
Janet McElligott.
In town, Natalie McElligott
made 22 laps around the one-mile
course to log the most miles. Alex
Rietmann, age two months was
the youngest participant, napping
in his stroller, and Justin key, age
one, was the youngest on a bike,
riding behind his mother. The
riders in town were lead and
L-R: Jonas Healy, Brian Koffler, Shannon Benjamin
Three students from Heppner
Elementary and Middle School
have been selected to attend the
1993 Summer Enrichment Pro
gram for Talented and Gifted
students at the University of
Oregon. The three are eighth
graders Shannon Benjamin and
Brian Koffler and seventh grader
Jonas Healy. All three live in
Heppner.
Benjamin, daughter of Larry
and Sharon Benjamin, has again
won the Morrow County School
District math contest for her
grade.
Koffler, son of George and
Debbie Koffler is the 1993 spell
ing champion for Division II and
will compete at state fair this fall.
Healy, son of Jerry and
Carmen Healy also placed in the
recent school district math
contest.
The summer program at the
University of Oregon is a two-
week experience designed to pro
vide opportunities for intellectual,
academic and interpersonal
development. It has been an im
portant opportunity for students
from small communities who
may not have the academic op
tions available in larger schools.
Several young people from Hepp
ner grades six through nine, have
participated in this program since
its inception in the early 1980’s.
They have all enjoyed the
challenge of the classes and the
interaction with other gifted in
dividuals, said Linda Shaw TAG
coordinator.
Poppy money benefits veterans
Communion slated at All Saints
The Heppner American Legion
Auxiliary will be accepting dona
tions for Memorial Day poppies
at the Heppner Post Office this
Rev. Crum will be available for
appointments Friday and Satur
day, May 21 and 22. To make an
appointment call the church office
at 676-9970.
Rev Bob Crum will celebrate
Holy Communion at All Saints
Episcopal Church on Sunday,
May 23 at 10:30 a.m.
cluding leaders. Janet Thompson,
Becky Tullis and trailer, Jeri
McElligott.
Gallons and gallons of water
and lemonade were consumed by
the thirsty riders and a multitude
of donated cookies were also
quickly
dow ned.
With
temperatures in the high 80’s and
a slight breeze, the riders were
quide appreciative of the pickups
with water monitoring the Ruggs
Route and for the cookie and
drink table for the in-town route.
Pledge sheets and money should
be turned in on or before Sunday,
May 30, to either the Bank of
Easter Oregon in lone or Morrow
County Title and Abstract in
Heppner. T-shirts for qualifying
riders will arrive three to four
weeks after the pledge sheets are
turned in. The names of those
participating and collecting will
be posted in Heppner and lone.
Coordinator, Loa McElligott
was pleased with the turnout,
both of participants and com
munity volunteers. “ Their efforts
are really appreciated,” she says.
Funds raised by the bike-a-thon
go to the St. Jude Research
Hospital in Memphis, TN. St.
Jude is a leading children’s cancer
research hospital and is funded
mainly by private donations.
Friday, May 21.
The poppies are handmade by
veterans, who earn money
through the donations for their
poppies.
Lutherans to hold special services
Carlson will be the pianist.
Worship service and Sunday
school at Hope Lutheran Church
will begin at 11 a.m. At the close
of the service the Sunday School
students will be given a special
presentation before the congrega
tion and all the Sunday school
teachers will be recognized. A
special coffee hour will be held
after the service in honor of
Laurel Webber-Gray, the only
senior at Hope Lutheran to
graduate this year from high
school. Dr. Jeanne Berretta will
play the piano for worship
service.
V isitors and friends are
welcome to come to worship ser
vices.
On Sunday, May 23, the
Lutheran congregations of Hope
and Valby will observe the
seventh Sunday of Easter under
the “ able leadership of two fine
w om en,” said Pastor Stan
Hoobing.
Rev. Grace Drake, a retired
Methodist minister, will give the
sermon on the theme of ‘ ’ Radical
T rust” , based on scripture
reading of St. John 17:1-11. Ms.
Rachel Hoobing, a sophomore at
Pacific Lutheran University, will
be the liturgist for the worship
services.
Adult Bible class at Valby will
meet at 8:15 a.m. Worship ser
vice will be at 9 a.m. Sarah
Turnout lane completed
Workmen put finishing touches on turnout lane at Kinzua
Kinzua.
The Highway department has
Dubuque said that the turnout
completed work on a turnout near was constructed as a passing lane
Kinzua Corp. in Heppner and for safety reasons because of the
was expected to begin painting amount of traffic near Kinzua. He
lines on the roadway Wednesday, said that painting should be com
according to Doug Dubuque of pleted by the end of the week.
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