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TWO • Heppner Gazette Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. September 18, 1996
IYG participates in walk/run Human Race
The Official Newspaper of the
City of Heppner and the
County of Morrow
Outreach Ministry of Burn
side has recently learned they
Heppner
were the second place winner
in collecting pledges for the
Human Race, a walk/run fund
raising event.
U .S.P .S. 240-420
The walk took place in
Morrow County’s Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper
August at Waterfront Park in
Published weekly and entered as periodical matter at the Post Office at Heppner.
Portland. Approximately 116
Oregon under the Act of March 3. 1879 Periodical postage paid at Heppner.
non-profit organizations and
Oregon. Office at 147 West Willow Street Telephone (541)676-9228. Postmaster
send address changes to the Heppner Gazette-Times, P O Bo* 337, Heppner,
1,000 individuals joined in the
Oregon 97836. Subscriptions: $18 in Morrow. Wheeler. Gilliam and Grant Coun
event. Outreach Ministry col
ties; $25 elsewhere
lected almost $5,000 in pledges,
April Hilton-Sykes....................................................................................... News Editor
$3,000 of which was donated
Stephanie Jensen ...........................................................................................Typesetting
Monique Devin......................................................... Advertising Layout 4r Graphics
by lone Youth Group (IYG).
Bonnie Bennett ............................................................................................. Distribution
This is the third year IYG has
Penni K eersem aker............................................................................................... Printer
participated in the Human Race
David Sykes, Publisher
on behalf of Outreach Ministry.
They were inspired to walk in
memory of high school student
Jason Halvorsen, who was kill
ed in an automobile accident in
1994.
Editor's note: Letters to the
anii phone number on all letters for . Members of the IYG wore
editor must be signed. The Gazett- use by the G-T office. The G-T
their own group t-shirt, a multi
Times will not publish unsigned reserves the right to edit,
colored design of the human
letters. Please include your address
face with the slogan "O n e
Race-Human" on the front.
Forty individuals represented
IYG in this year's walk-lYG
To the Editor:
professional and a pleasure to members participating were
The opportunity to endorse
work with. When he filed for Kelly Morgan; Suzy Heide-
John Wenholz as a candidate
the position of county commis man; Jacob Taylor; Jake McElli-
for county commissioner is a
sioner, I decided to get to know gott; Jenny Sullivan; Nathan
sincere endeavor to support an
him better. The results were Rietmann; Niki Sullivan; Tori
individual who I believe to be
gratifying: he has the ability to Odinet; Mark McElligott; Nikki
an individual that will repre
arbitrate, to seek out the facts, McElligott; and Dylan Petty
sent our county and its cities in
to assist those in need, and, john. Other individuals walk
a way that will benefit all of us.
above all, to view our county as ing in support of the group
I first met John while I was
a single entity.
were Betty Rietmann; Debbie,
the county planning director
Vote for John; you'll be glad Virgil, Korey and Karl Morgan;
when he was making an ap
you did.
Lea Mathieu and Gus; Lorie
plication to start a new busi
(s) Deane Seeger and Alison Sullivan; Cathy,
ness. I found him to be very
Irrigon Ryan and Allison Halvorsen;
Keith, Judy and Koby Rea; Jeri,
Melissa and Natalie McElligott;
Nick Nelson; Betty Gray;
To the Editor:
to help update my Steel/Steele Laurel Cannon; Bill Rietmann;
I am seeking contact with family history. Any informa Barb Stefani-Peterson; John,
descendants of Joseph and
tion on this family will be
Catherine Baird, George and appreciated.
Harriet Baird, and Wayne and
Sincerely,
Goldia Baird known to have
The Heppner Future Farmers
(s) Robert A. Young
lived in the Heppner area in the
of America (FFA) held a barbe
14 Lakecrest Drive
late 1800s through the early
cue Sept. 11 for the welcoming
Columbia, S.C. 29206
1900s. Desire a contact person
of the new year.
Members talked about going
j] to leadership camp, ordering
: FFA jackets and paying dues.
The new chapter officers are:
_________ •_______ _____________________ By Delpha Jongs
Toni Kemp, president; Mandi
Shawn Eng is recuperating who now make their home in G u tierrez, vice-p resid en t;
at his home from major surgery Wyoming, have been visiting Josie Proctor, secretary; Rick
to a broken foot. Surgery was relatives and friends in the area Worden, treasurer; Tiffanie
and attended the funeral ser Munkers, reporter; and Elliot
performed at Good Shepherd
Community Hospital in Herm- vice for his nephew. Dale
Strouse, sentinel.
C ooper, held recen tly in
iston.
The Greenhand officers for
Jean Nelson is recuperat
Pendleton. Cooper was the son its sophomore class are: Treve
ing at St. Vincent's Hospital in
of June Field Davidson, a sister Palmateer, president; Brian
P ortland follow ing m ajor
of Marvin Ways, and a brother
of Roger Schoonover of Hepp
surgery there.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Way,
ner.
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H CC to meet Sign up for
The Heppner Coordinating
Council (HCC) will hold its
next meeting on Tuesday, Sept.
guitar lessons
24, at 7:30 a.m. in the con
ference room of the Heppner
Ranger District office.
Topics to be discussed in
clude community recreational
opportunities, conversion of
the old swimming pool facility
and community development
training opportunities offered
by Rural Development Initia
tives, Inc.
The council is completing the
update of the Heppner Fact
Book. Anyone having a fact
book three-ring binder should
turn it in to the Heppner City
Hall.
The pubic is welcome to at
tend all meetings of the HCC.
Six people have signed up for
the guitar lessons offered by
guitarist Carl Oakes, starting
Sunday, Sept. 29. However,
says organizer Marlene Currin,
Oakes will not be able to come
unless at least 10 people have
signed up for the class. She is
urging interested people to sign
up as soon as possible.
Currin says that the Morrow
County Unified Recreation
District (MCURD) has been
asked to underwrite the cost of
the lessons. MCURD will meet
Thursday, Sept. 26 to consider
the request, among other
issues.
For more information on the
classes or to sign up, call Cur
rin, 676-9711.
W e make
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The last ladies' play day at
Willow Creek Country Club is
scheduled for Tuesday, Sept.
24.
A fun day of play is planned,
with tee off at 9 a.m ., said a
club spokesperson. The play
day will include a potluck salad
luncheon. Everyone is invited
to join.
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M orrow County Arts Council is presenting
Small Group Instrumental Instruction
_______ by Mr. Ralph Werner_______
Each Friday of school year when school is not in session.
Starts Friday September 13, No registration necessary.
This ad sponsored In the Morrow County Crain Growers
Jn the spirit of love and joy
'We. 'lennifer Leeann .Miller
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toqether with our parents invite you to share with
us the joy of our marriage on
.Saturday, the twenty-eighth of .September
nineteen hundred and ninety-si* at two o'clock in
the afternoon at the home of
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32410 Dutch Canyon Xoad
.Scappoose. Oregon 97056
503-543-2201
Totluck 'Reception immediately Joflduang
September 26:
HUNTER’S NIGHT. All you can eat Ribs. Din
ner at 6:00 p.m. Rifle Raffle. Prizes galore.
September 27:
HUNTER’S BREAKFAST from 4:00 p.m.,
Sept. 27, until 10:00 a.m., Sept. 28. All you
can eat. All hunters, wives, kids and friends
are invited.
September 28:
Jack and Donna Laurence. State Vice Pres.,
visitation.
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Fun For Fall
1-2 p.m . grades 7-12 (adults)
Avadable at no charge to students and adults.
Must be a resident of Morrow County For more
information contact Ann Murray 676-9158
Saturday, September 21, 2-7 p.m.
Sunday, September 22, 1-5 p.m.
at St. Patrick's Senior C enter
friendship united forever in Love
Women as Working Cowgirls'
at 12:15 p.m. Her repertoire in
cludes a tum-of-the-century
narrative, Western roping and
live music.
Visitors to the museum that
day are encouraged to partici
pate in the celebration by wear-
ing V ictorian or pioneer
costumes, picnicking on the
lawn, meeting living history
characters and enjoying old-
time fiddling. A costume judg
ing contest with cash prizes
with be held at noon.
Maryhill Museum is located
three miles west of the junction
of Washington Highway 14 and
Interstate 97. Take Exit 104
from Interstate 84 along the
Columbia River.
The Sept. 21 event kicks off
nine days of festivities in 17
communities along the tour
route. Free itineraries for the
"Jo u rn e y Through T im e "
celebration are available from
the Sherman County Vistors
Association by calling free,
1-888-599-TOUR.
Heppner Higfi School Band Room
2-3 p.m. beginners
H eppner G arden Club
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or Need To Review One?
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Nationally acclaimed author
Jean Auel and Oregon historian
Terence O'Donnell will be the
speakers for the inaugural cele
bration of the "Jo u rn e y
Through Tim e" tour route, at
the Maryhill Museum of Art on
Saturday, Sept. 21, from 11
a.m .-2 p.m.
Auel, an Oregon resident, is
the award-winning author of
"Clan of the Cave Bear," "The
Valley of the H orses," and
several other novels. She will
speak at 11:30 a.m.
O 'D onnell, whose works
have appeared in national pub
lications, is the author of five
books about Oregon history.
He will speak on "A Sense of
Place in Oregon" immediately
after Auel.
Officials representing Oregon
and Washington tourism will
also speak at the inaugural
celebration of the new tour
route.
Joy Christensen, a living
history performer from Baker,
City, will do a special presen- i
tation called "A Celebration of
funded by Morrow County Unified Recreation District
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Knowles, vice-president; Bob
bie Rankin, secretary; Josh
Sharp, sentinel; Kristi Worden,
reporter; Riley Tingue, treasur
er; and Heather Davis, histori
an.
Freshman class Greenhand
officers are: Cory Miller, presi
dent; Jared Wilson, vice-presi
dent; Tracy Rankin, secretary;
Levi Geer, treasurer; Jeff Cur
rin, sentinel; and Jake Cim-
miyotti, reporter.
Toni Kemp was recently
elected treasurer of the Blue
Mountain District.
Writers to speak at celebration
Last W .C.C.C.
ladies' day planned
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Forty individuals represented lone Youth Group in the Human Race. Sister Marie Frances, director of
Outreach Ministry is pictured left.
Kerry, Jeremy and Brenna Riet- mann; and Shauna and Eric
Strobel.
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