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    EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 2, 1994
Petersons win 'Spooktacular' costumes
P e te rs o n ’s Jew elers
M arlene Peterson
Iren e P locharsky
Peterson's Jewelers, with
their "Pajama Party" costume
theme, won the Chamber of
C om m erce's
most
"S p o o k ta c u la r" business
award for the best costumes
during the Heppner mer­
chants' Moonlight Madness
sale.
In individual awards, Gail
Arbogast with her "Cookie
Monster" took most "Spook­
tacular" costume; Marlene
Peterson with her "ready for
beauty rest" outfit won the
"C at's Meow" award; and
Irene Plocharsky from Murray
Drug took the "M cGruff's
Choice" award with her rag
doll costume.
DARE ballons and suckers
were distributed to area youth
as the Chamber dog and cat
roamed the downtown area
judging costumes.
lone Topic Club meets
lone Topic Club members
met at the social rooms of the
St. Williams Catholic Church
Oct. 26 with Rose Baker and
Eunice McElligott as hostesses.
Baker showed a video of the
Panama Canal which was
opened to shipping in 1914.
This is recognized as the 8th
wonder of the modern world
and is known as the greatest
earth moving project ever at­
tempted. It is controlled by a
board of four U.S. members
and five Republic of Panama
members at no cost to the
taxpayers.
On Dec. 31,1999, control will
be turned over to Panama. It is
unique in that there are two
parallel waterways that allow
ships through the locks and
there may be four to seven
needed, according to the size of
the ship.
Library hours for November
will be Monday and Wednes­
day afternoon and Friday from
1-2 p.m instead of Wednesday
evening. Story-telling will be
the first Tuesday for four year-
olds at 10:30 a.m. and the se­
cond Wednesday for three
year-olds at the same time.
Dena Starr was welcomed as
a new member.
Master Gardener conference held
Members of the Blue Moun­
tain
M aster
G ardeners
organization elected officers,
discussed future plans, and
heard reports about the recent
W estern Regional M aster
Gardener Conference at their
quarterly meeting held Oct.
27 at Country Flowers in
Condon.
Newly elected officers are
Gail Hughes, Heppner, presi­
dent; Phil Emert, Pendleton,
vice-President; and Karen
Peterson, Condon, secretary-
treasurer.
Youth education was one of
the topics discussed for future
projects in Heppner. It was
noted that Master Gardeners
Sharon Hamner and Peterson
are presently operating a junior
gardeners' club in Condon.
Other projects suggested in­
cluded "gleaning” for the
hungry,
developing
a
"n a tu re s ca p e " patch that
would display native plants,
and a plant sale as a fundraiser.
Emert, Hughes and John
Murray, Heppner, attended
the three-day Master Gardener
conference at the Airport Holi­
day Inn in Portland. They
noted that about 500 gardeners
from a dozen western states at­
tended the series of educational
workshops, displays, and
tours.
They were especially im­
pressed with the wide range of
activities that are being tackled
by master gardeners around
the country.
Master Gardeners besides
Hughes, Murray, Peterson,
Hamner and Emert are Cor-
rinne Miles, Kay Proctor, Cathy
Dowrey, and Cecil Rill, all of
Heppner; Mary Ellen Coleman
and Elaine Vandecar of Irrigon;
and Susan Stahl of Hermiston.
The Master Gardener pro­
gram in each state is ad­
ministered by the appropriate
extension service. The local
program in Morrow County is
supported by the Morrow
County
office
of
the
O regon State U niversity
Extension Sendee.
Lots of fun at Parents club school carnival
‘‘P rincess S h a n n a R ie tm a n n ” (I) shows off ca ke she won at the P aren ts C lub carnival w hile
Lindsey M itchell (center) and Blair Keithley also dressed up.
T h e Parents club held the carnival Oct. 2 7 at th e M orrow C ounty Fairgrounds. P roceeds
from the carnival will go tow ard funding H e p p n er and lone 6th g rad e O utdoor school.
Some of the people who are supporting
RAY FRENCH
for Re-Election
as Morrow County Commissioner
Kathleen Bauska
Steve McDaniel
Brandyn Muir
Jack Carnine
Mary VanGorder
Smoky Hibbitts
Gail Drago
Vern Viall
Joseph Sixto
Louis Kanyid
Ethel Male
Gale McClintock
Lena Stanley
Bill Moore
Edith Jones
Matt Doherty
Don Adams
Virginia Frederickson
William Hunsucker
Leslie Byrd
Warren Rogalla
Jerry Gordanier
Julie Evans
Kenneth Holmes
Deane Seeger
Glen Ward
Corrine Miles
Eleanor Gonty
Lee Ansotegui
Don Robinson
Janet Greenup
Jim West
Mary West
Bob Hawkins
Henry Krebs
Lyle Peck
Lynnea Sargent
Jim Wishart
Suzanne Jepsen
Hal Dinkins
Bethene Denton
Harriet Batty
Dorothy Krebs
Judy Scott
Laura Muir
Joel Meacham
Delbert Turner
Fawn Conner
Carl Ward
Dora Viall
Arnold Melby
Larry Sample
Stafford Hansell
Pat McClintock
Mike Stanley
Ann Hill
Joe Irish
Doris Doherty
Leona Hunsucker
Vern Evans
Carla Keys
George Shearer
Shan Doramus
Gary Hickerson
Frances McCoy
George Horrace
Karl Smith
Kate Close
Rocky Proctor
Mark Rietmann
Joyce Ward
Dean Hunt
Bob Steagall
Barbara Ansotegui
Merlyn Robinson
Milton Morgan
Carleen West
LeRoy Gardner
Dorothy Hawkins
Don Evans
Virginia Peck
Eldon Gilbert
Cam Wishart
John Edmundson
Joyce Dinkins
Vern Batty
Beulah Ogletree
Larry Brinda
Lloyd Cash
Howard Chance
Stephen Jay
Kathy Hyder
Roy Drago
Connie Chavez
S.A. Barrick
Dan Shoemake
Dave Lewis
Mary Hansell
Rosa Rodriguez
Clarence Frederickson
Francine Evans
Richard Harrison
Gene Long
Lorraine Hamon
Suzie Reuter
Addie Wilson
Wanda Plott
Dee Fritz
Caroline Hickerson
Ray Hill
Gary Gordanier
Patti Smith
Gary Frederickson
Nita Proctor
Tami Rietmann
Dexter Miles
Lois Hunt
Beverly Steagall
Ralph Crum
Greg Greenup
Margaret Morgan
Clay West
Marge Gardner
Garnet Huddleston
Margaret Evans
Dick Sargent
Barbara Gilbert
Bob Jepsen
Pat Edmundson
Frank Denton
Bud Batty
Frank Anderson
Kay Anderson
Kathy Clark
Becky Evans
Meg Murray
Bill Kenny
Claudine Warren
Irene Swanson
Helen Currin
Fred Anderson
Madge Thomson
Kevin Hughes
Jean Ann Turner
Don Greenup
Eddie Brosnan
Don Peterson
Darrell Vinson
Kyle Robinson
Pat Dougherty
Dick Graham
Gwen Healy
Doris Brosnan
Joe McElligott
Marlene Currin
Steve Currin
Sally Walker
Eddie Gunderson
Scott Doygherty
Don Stroeber
Trisha Sweeney
Kirk Robinson
Karen Thompson
Les Paustian
Kathleen Hisler
Pauline Winter
Kit George
Marnie Anderson
Paul Hisler, Jr.
Roger Mortimore
Dot Halvorsen
Barton Clark
Frances Smouse
Betty Rietmann
John Murray
Marge Kenny
Merlin Hughes
John Breidenbach
Gene Hall
Linda Anderson
Barry Munkers
Angie Hughes
Bob Mahoney
Theo Greenup
Lorraine Brosnan
Martha Peterson
Sue Vinson
Darcy Robinson
Randy Lott
Rose Graham
Edith Matthews
Dean Robinson .
Jeri McElligott
Tony Currin
Lisanne Currin
Dick Turrell
Beverly Gunderson
Conrad Tworek
Jan Stroeber
Sheridan Tarnasky
Delia Robinson
Bill Greenup
Jan Paustian
Joe Kenny
Phil Carlson
Shirley George
Bryan Padberg
Susan Hisler
Hugh Salter
Marvin Padberg
Susie Ward
Butch Laughlin
Mike Proctor
Sarah Carlson
Rod Murray
Jim Ward
Ann Murray
Paul Warren
Ned Clark
Claudia Hughes
Monte Evans
Cindy Breidenbach Judie Laughlin
Harriet Hall
Larry Lindsay
Dot Halvorsen
Susan Thompson
Jim Thomson
George Tucker
Maryann Munkers
Louise Riley
Ken Turner
Mari Gordanier
Sherree Mahoney
Greg Close
Diane Kincaid
Casey Frederickson
Jim Farley
Carol Ford
Karen Phegley
Chester Wilson
Rose Marie Buschke Vernon Frederickson
Jerry Dougherty
Dick Garner
Bernice Lott
Anthony Amadeo
Jack Healy
October Pate
Dan Brosnan
John Jones
Hazel Mahoney
John Eppenbach
Tom Currin
Clint Carlson
Kelli Currin
Corrine Lindsay
Ralph Walker
Kenneth Smouse
Vicki Turrell
Kay Proctor
Jim Bloodsworth
Max Hellberg
Lucy Tworek
Paul Lienig
Pat Sweeney
Warren McCoy
Marian Brosnan
Authorized by the Committee
Terry Thompson
to Re-elect Ray French
Cindy Greenup
Morrow County Commissioner,
Paul Hisler, Sr.
i Barton Clark, Treasurer
Linda Kenny
Kathy Carlson
Eric Anderson
Kathryn Healy