Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 17, 1993 - THREE
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
Amy Gantenbein
listed in
Who’s Who
There were 103 people in attendance at the senior dinner Nov. 10.
Four meals were sent out. Sue Vinson won the free meal ticket, Ruth
Nutting the door prize and the guest prize went to Irene Newell. Ladies
from the Catholic Church did the serving. The Senior Center Board
met following the meal.
The menu for the birthday dinner Nov. 24 will be pork patties with
mushroom gravy, twice baked potatoes, tossed salad, com, fruit, cake
and ice cream. Members of the Baptist and Christian Missionary
Fellowship Churches will serve.
The bus took a group of seniors to the health meeting in Board-
man Wednesday evening Nov. 10.
Saturday, Nov. 13, a large crowd shopped at the craft bazaar in
the dining room. There was a large variety of articles for sale.
There was one table of cards in play Friday, Nov. 12. Eight peo
ple attended the movie “ Every Which Way But Loose” Sunday, Nov.
14.
The quilters will finish a tied quilt next week. They will not meet
again until after the new year. Tickets are still available on the
Christmas tree skirt at the senior office. The drawing will be at the
artifactory Dec. 4.
The seniors will have a table at the Artifactory and need craft ar
ticles to sell.
The bus trip that had been planned for Tuesday has been changed
to Thursday, Nov. 18. The bus leaves for Goldendale at 8:30 a.m.
Merri Reamer has lots of things planned for the enjoyment of our
senior group, including dinner at the senior center.
Dates to remember: Monday, Bible study in the office, 10:30 a.m.
quilting 1-4 in the dining room; Tues. and Thurs. exercise in the
sitting room, 10 a.m. Tues., knitting class in the dining room, 7 p.m.;
Friday cards, 2:30 p.m ., sitting room; Sunday, movie, 6 p.m.
Twenty-four participate in wool contest
By A n n e M o rte r
T w enty-four
contestants
modeled wool outfits last Thurs
Amy Gantenbein, Boardman,
day, November 11 at lone High
has been included in the 27th an
School, vying for prizes and trips
nual edition of “ Who’s Who
in this year’s District 5 Make It
Among American High School
Yourself With Wool contest.
Students” 1992-93. Gantenbein
Winners in the adult, senior and
attends Western Oregon State junior divisions, Roberta Ander
College.
son of Pilot Rock, Jimmi Kaye
“ Who’s Who” , published by
Alexander of Milton-Freewater
Educational Communications,
and Julie Anderson of Pilot Rock
Inc., Lake Forest, Illinois, is the
respectively, qualified for the
largest high school recognition
state Make It Yourself With Wool
publication in the country.
Contest to be held December 4 in
Students are nominated by high
Florence.
school principals and guidance
Anderson is the matriarch of a
counselors, national youth
“ Make It Yourself With Wool
groups, churches or by the dynasty” , with daughter Julie
publishing company based upon winning die junior division and
students’ performance in scholar another daughter competing for
ship award contests or extracur a state spot in a Portland area
ricular activities. '
district, the Andersons should be
Final selection is determined on
well represented at the state con
the basis of criteria which include
test. Roberta made and modeled
high achievement in academics
a wool pant suit in shades of light
and dark teal. The fully lined
and leadership in school ac
jacket and pants were accessoriz
tivities, athletics or community
service. Traditionally, 99 percent
ed with a scarf and gold earrings.
of “ Who’s Who” students have
This was Roberta’s second Make
a grade point average of ‘B’ or
It Yourself With Wool contest
better and 97 percent are college
with the last being 18 years ago.
bound.
Marianne Kahl of Heppner was
The 27th edition of “ Who’s
the adult runner-up in a V-neck
Who” , published in 16 regional
cardigan jacket and matching S e n io r d ivision w in n ers: M a ria n n e K ahl (I), ru n n e r-u p a n a
volumes, features nearly 725,000
straight skirt. Coincidentally, her R o b e rta A n d e rs o n
students or just over 5 percent of
fabric was very similar to Ander
the nation’s 12,000,000 high
son’s. Marianne’s enthusiasm for
school students. They represent
the contest caused her to purchase
approximately 15,000 of the
three extra lengths of fabric for
her fabric “ stash” . She admitted
22,000 public, private and
parochial high schools in the
to having several pieces of
country.
Pendleton wool in her collection
that she bought nine years ago for
“ Who’s Who” students also
$5 a yard.
compete for $125,000 in scholar
ship awards and participate in the
Jimmi Kaye Alexander once
again took top honors in the
publication's annual opinion poll
senior division. After winning for
of teen attitudes. The book is
the past several years, this is her
distributed to up to 15,000 high
final year as a senior contestant.
schools, colleges, universities and
Jimmi’s outfit this year was a
public libraries throughout the
jacket and straight skirt topped
country.
with a swing coat, all made of
Pendleton wool. The skirt and
jacket were done in navy with a
contrasting check. Her outfit
featured extensive detailed con
struction work, including bound
The Justice Court office at the ' buttonholes, covered buttons and
courthouse annex building in
front welts.
Heppner reports handling the
Julie
A nderson’s plaid
following business during the past
Pendleton jacket and red walking
week:
shorts were tops in the junior
division. Julie, a ninth grader at
B arbara A. G ilbert, 73,
Pilot Rock High School, made a
Heppner-No Elk Tag, $65 fine;
semi-fitted, below the hip length M a n d i G u tie rre z
S h e lb y K rebs
jacket with a notched collar and
welt pockets. Her shorts were
wide-legged with cuffs and a side
front pocket. Her outfit was com
pleted
by gold and red earrings,
Compliments of the Morrow County Grain Growers
a red hair bow and a tie.
Mandi Gutierrez, a freshman at
Tuesday, November 16, 1993
Soft
White
Heppner High School, was the
Nov.
*3.51
junior runner-up in the black and
Dec.
*3.54/*3.56
white houndstooth checked suit.
Jan.
*3.57/*3.60
She accessorized the outfit with
Feb.
*3.60/*3.61
a red beret, red leather gloves and
March
*3.61
button earrings to match her
jacket buttons.
Shelby Krebs, an 11 year old
from lone, won the pre-teen divi
sion in her first Make It Yourself
With Wool Contest. Using berry
and black, she made an eye
catching outfit of walking shorts
and matching vest. Western con
chos on the vest and on her hair
bow set the outfit apart.
Justice Court
__ Report
Yvonne K. Frost
and
Keith R. Morter
together with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wolfsen and
Mr. and Mrs. Perry E. Morter invite you to
share in their jo y o f the beginning o f their new
life together when they exchange marriage
vows on Saturday, November the twenty-
seventh Nineteen hundred and ninety-three at
five o ’clock in the evening
United Church o f Christ lone, Oregon
Reception to follow American Legion Hall
Market Report
Come in and sign up for a FREE TURKEY.
Drawing to be held Nov 18, 19 and 20
every hour 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
______ Need not be present to win
Heppner
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Jeanie Thomsen of The Dalles
was the pre-teen runner-up in a
Scottish plaid, 100 percent
Pendleton wool vest and skirt.
She accessorized with red earr
ings and necklace, red shoes and
a matching rosette for her hair.
District director Maureen
Krebs reports that the turnout was
the largest she has ever had and
that a good sized audience was
present for the style show. She
noted that the judges were quite
F irst p la c e w in n e rs l-r: R o b e rta A n d e rs o n , J im m i K a y e A le x
a n d e r, J u lie A n d e rs o n a n d S h e lb y K rebs
impressed with the beautiful
wools the contestants had chosen
as well as the choice o f
accessories.
Sponsors for this year’s event
were West Ranches, Bank of
Eastern Oregon. Cunningham
Sheep Company, Krebs Ranch
and the lone Extension Club.
4-H leader
training
scheduled
A 4-H leader training will be
held Monday. Nov. 22 from 5:30
to 8 p.m. at the Morrow County
Extension office.
The following topics will be
covered: club start-up, club
management, risk management
(including insurance coverage,
child abuse and club financial
management). There will be a
question and answer session so
any concerns the new leaders may
have may be addressed.
This is planned as a new leader
training, but all leaders are
welcom e and can provide
valuable
inform ation
for
discussion.
Because many of the leaders
may be coming straight from
work, there will be a hosted din
ner starting at 5:30 p.m.
For more information contact
Bill Broderick at the Morrow
County Extension office,
676-9642.