EIG H T - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 4,1997
Lexington gas station/mini mart
Promotions announced at Bank W C C C holds
family
Bank of Eastern Oregon term agricultural real estate loan
President and CEO George financing program. BEO is one
Koffler
has
announced of only two banks in the state
barbecue
promotion at the bank's Heppner that offers that program, says
and lone branches, effective this Koffler.
Wood and his wife, Carolyn,
April.
Richard Wood was named a have a son, Justin, who will be a
new vice president at the board freshman at Heppner High
o f directors' annual meeting and School this fall, and five other
Mardean Patton was named grown children.
branch manager of tho lone
branch.
Richard Wood
Mardean Patton
Richard Wood has been with
the Bank of Eastern Oregon for
four years. Prior to that, he
worked for seven years with
Farm Credit Services. He also
has 24 years experience working
at community banks.
At BEO, Wood handles
mostly
agricultural
and
commercial lending in both the
Heppner and lone branches. He
spends two days a week at the
lone branch.
Wood also works with the
Farmer MAC program, a long
Mardean Patton has been
with BEO for seven years as
teller and branch supervisor
before being named branch
manager.
Prior to her employment at the
bank, Patton worked for 18 years
at Bristow's Market in lone.
She and her husband, Ed, have
four grown children and 12
grandchildren. They have lived
in lone 40 years.
Her husband is*retired from
Krebs Ranches.
Luke Swanson to play on all-star team
Luke Swanson, 1997 lone
High School graduating senior,
was selected to represent District
3 as a member of the 1997
OHSCA East All Star Basketball
Team.
The two-game series versus
the West team is set for Friday,
June 20, at Mt. Hood Community
College and Saturday, June 21, at
Linfield College in McMinnville.
Willow Creek Country Club
held its annual Memorial Day
Family Barbecue on May 26.
Chairperson Rollie and Debbie
Marshall had help from Jim and
Cam W ishart, Ernie and Sue
Atkins, and Dave and Karen
Wildman. The format for the day
was a four-person best ball
scramble with two teams coming
in first place.
The teams of Atkins/Wildman
and Sonstegard/M itchell each
shot three under 27s for the nine
hold event.
John Edmundson, Mark and
Knsti Smalley, and Joyce Dinkins
shot 28. Special events went to
Sue Atkins, Bob Jepsen and Dave
Hanna, each with long putts for
the day.
A total o f 34 golfers partici
pated in the scramble. The next
event will be a jack and Jill at 6
p.m. on Friday, June 13.
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South Morrow County
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Tom Partney (in grader) with Roger Britt Excavation, prepares the ground for asphalt for the
new Morrow County Grain Growers mini-mart/ gas station to be located in Lexington.
Britt Excavating is completing the excavation and furnishing rock. Asphalt will be layed this
Thursday. MCGG General Manager Larry Mills said Tuesday that he hopes to have the new business
open and operating by first o f September. He estimated that it may even be done before then.
The store will carry normal mini mart items with some food service. The gas station will be full
service, pumping both diesel and gas, and will also have the card lock available for after hours
fueling. The hours of the store and gas station will be from 6a.m. to 10p.m., Mills said. The new mini
mart will also house the Lexington post office, which is currently located in Del's Market in
Lexington. Del's plans to close when the new mini mart opens.
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