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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1997)
SMC Scholarship Trust announces scholarship winners The South Morrow County attend Liraceland College and Scholarship Trust has announced major in pre-med or biology. the recipients of the 1997 $500 After Graceland, medical school scholarships. Scholarship and internship, she plans to winners are Brent Gunderson, pursue a career as a pediatrician. Tom Kemp, Traci Dickenson Traci is the daughter of Steve and and Lindsey Waterland, all Kathi Dickenson, Heppner. seniors at Heppner High School. school participation, degree of effort the student has made in funding sources for college, personal characteristics for success and school citizenship. The board of directors of the scholarship trust include Bill Rietmann, president; George Koffler, vice-president; Bob Kahl, treasurer; Sharon Hamson, secretary; the Rev. A1 Trachsel; Jim Swanson and Missy Cutsforth. The board is available to speak to individuals or groups about the program and how to invest money at tax savings in the future. Marriage licenses The Morrow County Clerk’s office at the courthouse in Hepp ner reports issuing the following marriage licenses during the past week: April 15: Leonard W illiam Stewart, 82, Hermiston; and Rebecca Jean Johnson, 34, Hermiston. April 16: Elizandro Sanchez, 19, Boardman; and Rosa M aria M artinez, 17, Boardman. Engagement W.C.C.C. Golf Traci Dickenson Traci Dickenson, has served as senior class president. National Honor Society secretary, and active in sports. She plans to W e make Posters Gazette-Times 676-9228 ^ V 'm E D D IN G P L A N T S ^ at Corinne's Nursery ~L«w » Fuller Canyon Ln., H eppner* * Open Mon. thru Sat., 9-6 Phone 676-5016 fT z i W ID E VARIETY OF ANNUALS, PERENNIALS & HERBS AT TH E BEST PRICES AROUND ! M o rro w / t6 C o u n ty C o m m u n ity T in “Mother Goose Madnt Monday, May 12 at 7 p.m. St. P atrick ’s P arish Hall, Heppner A d m is s io n is fre e This mixed up musical nursery rhymes production Is a county wide effort Actors, musicians, singers & stage crew consist of county residents from Boardman, Irrigon, lone, Lexington & Heppner. Ages of the cast and crew range from 5 to 70. This “madness’' Is directed by Shelly Rietmann. C o m e & e n jo y th e “ m a tln o o n ” ! Lindsey Waterland Lindsey Waterland is this year's recipient of the corporation award. She is the daughter of Karla Waterland, Heppner, and the late George Waterland. She plans to attend Eastern Oregon State College, majoring in Brent Gunderson nursing. Her scholarship is from Brent Gunderson, the son of the interest of the investment of David and Tricia Gunderson, Kinzua Corporation of Seattle, Heppner, was selected to play in which was a 10,000 gift. Each the 96/97 East/West Shrine year a $500 gift is given in honor Team. He was named second of the corporation. team all state linebacker and The four students were selected offensive guard and first team all out of 16 applicants on the basis conference linebacker and of academic achievement, chosen offensive guard. He also lettered field of study, financial need, in golf and football. He plans to attend Eastern Oregon State College, and study accounting to become a CPA. Ladies' Play, April 22 Low gross of the field: Debbie Gutierrez and Pat Edmundson. Flight A: low gross Bev Gun derson 40; low net Suzanne Jep- sen 26; long drive Pat Edmund son; K.P. Susan Atkins. Flight B: low gross Alene Rucker 44; low net Norma French 31; long drive Alene Rucker; K.P. Debbie Gutierrez. Flight C: low gross Lucille Peck 44; low net Sandy Hanna 28; long drive Shirley Martin. Chip in: Karen Wildman #11, Sandy Hanna #17. Birdie: Shirley Martin #18, Bev Gunderson #13. Other happenings: "A" Pat Toni Kemp Edmundson 3; "B" Norma Tom Kemp, Lexington, has French 6; "C" Floss Watkins 1. selected agriculture business as Ladies' Play, April 29 her field of study at the Low gross of the field: Pat University of Idaho at Moscow. The daughter of Gary and Marcia Edmundson. Kemp, she has been involved in Flight A: low gross Susan FFA, sports and is senipr class Atkins; low net Carol Norris; vice-president. Tom plans to least putts Lois Hunt pursue a career in international Flight B: low gross Luvilla marketing. Sonstegard; low net Joyce Din kins; least putts Betty Carlson. Flight C: low gross Lorrene Montgomery; low net Jackie Allstott; least putts Cam Wishart. K.P. #4: Jan Paustian, Luvilla Sonstegard, Jackie Allstott. K.P. #5: Pat Edmundson, Susan Atkins, Luvilla Sonste gard. Chip in: Susan Atkins #9, Betty Carlson #2. 0re*°" «■ *«-* ^ '■ " * ™ ree Gaze'te'ri"*8- ^ TU M u m [ « t T Ci— rtpt T k u tn u ■,■! ■« < *? tka Marra« C autr in a Casali ThU ptoy pfdactfca 1» lU crm l— DUOrtct SH0E& BOOT REPAIR OPEN Tanja Anderson and Jasen Tenneson Anderson-T enneson Allen and Cheryl Anderson of Olex announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Tanja Anderson, to Jasen Tenneson, both of Goldendale, WA. The bride-elect graduated from lone High School in 1994 and at tended Blue Mountain Community College in Pendleton. Tenneson is the son of Roy and Sandy Hawkins of The Dalles, and Jerry Tenneson of Bonneville. He graduated from The Dalles High School in 1992 and currently works at NW Aluminum in Goldendale. The couple plan a June 6 wedding at the NW Aluminum plant in The Dalles. St. Patrick's Senior Center _______ Bulletin Board_______ There were 73 people in attendance at the senior birthday dinner April 30, and nine meals were delivered to homes. Members of the First Christian Church served. Isabel Parry won the birthday gift of two complimentary tickets to the Friday breakfast at the senior center. The menu for dinner May 14 will be beef enchiladas, com, tossed salad, fruit and cookies. Members of the Christian Missionary Fellowship will serve. A center board meeting will be held at 1 p.m.. Blood pressures will be taken at 11 a.m. Breakfast will be held at the center Friday, May 9, from 8 to 10:30 a.m. This week's menu will be dry or hot cereal, fruit and biscuits and gravy with coffee, milk or juice. Suggested donation is $2 for those over 60. One table of pinochle was in play Friday afternoon. The carpet and upholstered furniture were shampooed Friday afternoon. Debby Peck's presentation at the center Saturday was cancelled because of illness. Six people watched the movie "Larger than Life" Sunday evening. Two new tenants have moved in to St. Patrick's Senior Center apartments, Mrs. Straley on the third floor, and Lester Corwin in the first floor apartment. We welcome both of them and hope their stay is long and pleasant. The senior bus will take seniors on a tour of the county on Saturday. May 24, departing Heppner at 10 a.m. Those planning to attend should bring a lunch. A sign up sheet is in the Senior Center office or call 676-9030. Other dates to remember are as follows: Tues. & Thurs., 10 a.m., exercise; Wed., 11 blood pressure clinic; 12 noon, senior dinner; Friday, 2 p.m., cards; Sunday, 7 p.m., movie. Monday-Friday 8-5:30 Saturday 10-2 Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5:30pm 120 NE 3rd St. • Hermiston • 567-2008 WALL OF FAME Friends Richard & Sibyl Cunnington Roland & Donna Bergstrom The Armato Family Drake Ranch-Doug, Carley, Amy, Kevin Drake Kuhn, Spicer & Mills Scott & Dons Donnell Raymond & Norma French Gene & Fay Pierce Willow Creek Country Club Ladies Orville W. & Alta P. Cutsforth (from Dorothy Hawkins) Archie & Diana Ball & Family (shamrock) Marshall & Edda Lovgren In Memory of Bill & Bonnie Barratt by Ken & Vicky Moland Robert & Sylvia Allen Degree o Honor Lodge #29 Heppner, Oregon Jim & Cam Wishart The United Parcel Service Foundation Marilyn & Roe Gardner Les Schwab Tire Center, Heppner Seitz Aviation Stor-4-U: Clay & Peggy Henderson Hair Expressions-Dave, Kay, & Bryce Fowler Members of the IBEW Local 125 CBEC Farra’s Shoe Service John G McBee, DDS John M. McBee, MD Rod & Meg Murray-Rx Ranch, lone $39,200 rrnnr ry j> $ Patrons VanMarter & Kahl Insurance (logo) Heppner Chamber of Commerce t logo ) PTI Communications Willow Lodge No 66 I O O F Kinzua Resources, L.L.C. Murray Drugs-John, Ann, Luke, Laurie, Sean & Ian B ecause O f You, W o A re C loser Xo O ur G oal! 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