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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 5, 1995 - FIVE
Haynes to celebrate 50th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L.
(Pete) Haynes, former Lone-
rock residents, will celebrate
their 50th wedding anniversary
April 21. An open house recep
tion for the couple will be held
Saturday, April 22 at the Uni
ty Community Hall in Unity
from 1 to 3 p.m. A program will
follow with a tribute to the cou
ple, old time music and lots of
fun. The event will be hosted
by their children and grand
children. Food and beverages
will be provided. The couple
requests no gifts. Those plan
ning on attending should con
tact Marilyn Shollenberger 503
446-3365.
Arndt is speaker at IUCC Tues.
Elvira de Arndt will be the
guest speaker at a potluck din
ner at lone United Church of
Christ on Tuesday, April 11 at
6:30 p.m.
Ms. de Arndt serves with the
United Evangelical Church of
Ecuador in pastoral ministry
and with the community ser
vice and development projects.
Her work is supported jointly
by the Ecuadoran and Argen
tinian churches, the Disciples of
Christ and the United Church
of Christ.
Her visit to Oregon is made
possible by First Congrega
tional Church of Corvallis.
"All interested persons are
invited to join us for an even
ing of fellowship and learning
about our sisters and brothers
to the south," said Rev. Lea
Mathieu.
Eric Roilis qualifies for
All Saints to hold extra services
state geography bee _____
This coming week before
Easter is Holy Week and very
busy at All Saints' Episcopal
church. The church will
celebrate with extra worship
services.
All Saints will host the com
munity Singspiration on Sun
day, April 9 beginning at 7 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
People should bring music, in
struments or their favorite
songs of praise and inspiration.
A free will offering will be col
lected for the outreach of the
South Morrow Ministerial
Association.
Thursday, April 13 All Saints
will celebrate the institution of
the Lord's Supper or commu-
Churches join for soup supper
The Lutherans and Episco
palians will meet at Heppner
United Methodistchurch tlat 6
p.m. this Thursday, Apr. 6 for a
soup supper followed by a
communion service and ques
tion and answer period on faith
Ducks Unlimited banquet Friday
nion. This "Maundy Thurs
day" service will begin at 7
p.m.
On Good Friday, April 14, a
special service will be held at
noon. Christians celebrate
Jesus' death on the cross as the
price paid for our sins.
A special time for Easter wor
ship on Sunday, April 16 will
be 11:30 a.m. instead of the
normal hour. Father Miller will
be present to celebrate a festive
Holy Eucharist and preach the
Eastern sermon.
The entire community is
welcome to attend any worship
service at All Saints' church.
and policy concerns at 6:45
p.m.
This will conclude a series of
informative exchanges between
Roman Catholics, Episco
palians, Methodists and the
Lutherans about worship ser
vices and beliefs.
Eric Roilis
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Eric Roilis, a seventh-grader
at Heppner Middle School, was
recently notified that he
qualified for the Oregon State
Geography Bee on the basis of
a lengthy written test.
The state contest will be held
at the Aldersgate Conference
Center in Turner on Friday,
April 7. One hundred students
from grades four to eight will
compete for the state title and
the chance for a trip to the na
tional finals in Washington,
D.C. at the end of May.
Roilis will have a chance to
win cash and book awards. The
state champion's expenses to
Washington, D.C. are paid by
the Geography Bee sponsors,
National Geographic World
and the Chrysler Corporation.
Roilis is the son of Russell
and Ellen Roilis of Heppner.His
social studies teacher is A1
Beck.
Nursing home residents honor Drs.
4-H horse club to start
Heppner has been without
an organized 4-H horse club for
about a year but a new one will
start up soon thanks to Jen
nifer Rankin and her interest to
help get a club going.
Merlyn Robinson who has
been a supporter of 4-H and the
horse program for many years,
will help with the club. Mary
Erwin will be a co-leader. Erwin
has just moved to the Heppner
area. Rankin and Mandi
Gutierrez will serve as junior
leaders.
This club will be a new club
and address the interest of the
club members. If members
want to do more than horse
show at fair, their other in
terests will be addressed, said
Bill Broderick, Morrow Coun
ty extension agent.
Anyone who would like to
sign up for this club should call
the Extension office 676-9642 as
soon as possible to get on the
list. An organizational meeting
will be scheduled soon. "This
should be a great new oppor
tunity for young horse peo
ple," said Broderick.
EOSC lists winter term honor roll
Erika Grant and Sara Green
up, both Heppner, were
among 238 students named to
the dean's list at Eastern
Oregon State College in
LaGrande for the 1995 winter
Karen Morgan holds items to be auctioned off at the 7th annual
Ducks Unlimited banquet April 7 at the Elks Lodge. Dinner starts
at 7 p.m. with refreshments at 6 p.m. Dinner is $15 per person.
M eeting planned for 8th grade parents
Easter is heref]
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quarter. To qualify students
must have a minimum of 12
graded credit hours and achiev
ed a grade point average of 3.5
or better.
A meeting for the parents of
Heppner eighth grade students
will be held Wednesday, April
19 at 6 p.m. in the Heppner
Middle school cafeteria.
The purpose of the meeting
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will be to discuss the eighth
grade party, set a date and
make preparations. All parents
are encouraged to attend.
Students may attend if they
wish. For more information
contact Joyce Hughes 676-9959.
I Commission on Children &
Drs. Ed and Jeanne Berretta (back) were honored by the Pioneer
Memorial Nursing Home residents Thursday, March 30.
Residents Martha King and Iva Booker (front) presented the
Berrettas with cards and a bouquet in honor of Doctor’s Apprecia
tion day.
D istrict math con test April 12
observe the district contest.
Diana Kincaid is in charge of
local arrangements at lone
High School. Refreshments will
be served at the end of the
competition.
The annual Morrow County
School District Elementary
Math contest will be held April
12 at the lone High School
beginning at 6:30 p.m.
The public is welcome to
Nordic club meets
Families to m eet
The monthly meeting of the
Morrow County Commission
on Children and Families will
be held April 11 at Riverside
High School in Boardman from
7-9 p.m. The main topic of
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discussion will be the 1995-97
requests for proposals. The
public is invited to attend and
participate in the discussions.
The Arbuckle Nordic club
met on March 28 for a wrap up
of this year's activities and plan
for next year.
The group decided to hold an
Commission to meet instructor's on-the-snow clinic
The Heppner Coordinating to go over instructional pro
Council will meet on Tuesday, gression, teaching tips and
April 11 at 7:30 a.m. in the class/party leadership and con
GEODC office. Topics will in trol. They also decided to hold
clude the Heppner fact book, an orientation class and instruc
the GAP study and election tors' planning meeting in mid-
January. On-the-snow classes
results.
The public is welcome to will be held on the four Satur
days on February.
attend.
The group decided against
proceeding with formal dues
paying affiliation with the
Oregon Nordic Club and felt
they were still several years
away from moving into an
agreement with the Forest Ser
vice for use of Ditch Creek
Guard Station.
The club decided to maintain
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The 1994-95 officers agreed to
serve another year. Officers are
as follows: John Edmundson,
chairman; Dave Fowler, vice-
chairman; and Bill and Sherry
Ewing, secretary-treasurer.
The next meeting is schedul
ed for Sept. 4. The agenda for
that meeting will include view
ing Mark Tullis' slides from this
year's outing and planning for
day trips for November,
December and January before
classes start; and a report from
Elwood Stout on his reconais-
sance of cross-country skiing in
the John Day area. The group
also discussed possible over
night excursions next year to
Cloud Cap Inn on Mt. Hood,
Tullis' cabin at Penland Lake
and Hughes' cabin at the head
of Johnson Creek.
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Kristine Bedortha, lone, will
enlist in the U.S. Air Force in
April. She will be going to
lackland Air Force Base in San
Antonio Texas.
The daughter of Anne and
Tom Bedortha she graduated
from lone High School and at
tended Eastern Oregon State
College for one year and Blue
Mountain Community College
for two years. She majored in
nursing.
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