FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 21, 2000
Cardinal Booster Club holds meeting
A family tradition
By Jeri McElligott
Th: Cardinal Booster Club met
Monday, June 5, at lone High
School.
Thank you notes were read
from the Heppner softball team
for the Gatorade donation, The
Citizens for Schools for the
donation to support the levy, and
Nikki McElligott and Camie
Bumght for the donation toward
their all star basketball ad.
The sample for the state
championship flag should be
available by the July meeting.
The 4th of July shirts will be
delivered by June 15. They will
be available at Wheatland
Insurance and will be sold at the
golf tournament in Heppner July
3 and in lone July 4..
Entertainment
night planned
Members of the 2000 Pendleton Round-Up Court pose for a photograph in Portland following the Rose
Parade. In the center is Francine (Hisler) Bristow who was a princess in 1950. Her niece. Annie Hisler.
Heppner (far left) keeps up the tradition 50 years later.
- Photo by John Bristow
Debbie Burns new Neighborhood Center director
Prior to moving to lone, she the planned projects or bring
worked as a detail rep for the pet projects of their own.
"Drop by and give us a call and
industry, traveling to stores,
showing them new products and find out what's going on," said
helping them with merchandising Debbie.
Debbie, who worked with Jan
and displays during sales and
(Skaggs)
for a month before
promotions.
going
it
alone in May,
Debbie has a brother living in
Northern California and two commented about all the "help
nieces, Kyla, seven, and Autumn, and support” Jan gave her. "The
1-1/2. The family is looking volunteers have all been
forward to a visit from Kyla this wonderful," she added. "And
everyone in the community has
summer.
In addition to raising sheep, been great and has made me feel
Debbie enjoys sewing, cooking welcome."
"Everyone is welcome to come
and gardening.
She also has some new plans in and say hi," she adds. "We
for the Neighborhood Center. In always have the coffee on."
Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
July she hopes to set aside an
Debbie Burns
afternoon, possibly the third Monday through Friday (closed
There's a new face at the Thursday of the month, for senior 12-1 for lunch).
The Neighborhood Center
Heppner Neighborhood Center. crafts. She will have projects
Debbie Bums was hired as planned and material lists welcomes donations of clothing,
director
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following the retirement oflong- "The semofSTh ay either work on conditttotr. utensils and blankets.
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Bums. 40, originally from
northern California, came to
Oregon around five years ago
when her father was relocated.
She had been living in the city in
Gilean Newman, AQHA
a condo and missed having
manager
of recreational riding
Marilyn Allison of Heppner
animals and living on a farm, recently enrolled in the American programs, said "The Horseback
since she grew up on a farm in Quarter Horse Association Riding Program is a unique
opportunity to earn rewards
Petaluma.
Horseback Riding Program.
of
traditional
From California she first
The program recognizes and outside
competition.
In
some
cases the
moved to Albany where her rewards AQHA members for
parents, William and Marlene time spent with their American program rewards people who
Hale, had a farm. There she met Quarter Horses in activities such already spend many hours riding
her future husband. Loyal Bums as trail rides, shows, working American Quarter Horses. For
III, and the couple were married cattle, pleasure driving and others, the horseback nding
program is an incentive to get out
October 3, 1999. They then simply riding.
moved from Albany to lone, a
A unique aspect of the program and ride."
Horseback riding provides
logical choice for a move is its simplicity. Current AQHA
because her husband's parents, members complete a program good exercise. According to the
Betty and Loyal Bums. Jr., live application and pay a one-time U.S. Department of the Interior,
there. The lone area was also $25 enrollment fee. Each more than 27 million people
centrally located within her enrollee receives an official participate in horseback riding
husband's sales territory. He AQHA log sheet to record his nationally.
AQHA actively encourages
works as a sales rep for an hours driving or riding an
animal health distributor.
American
Quarter
Horse. horseback riding as a relaxing
Debbie and her husband raise Participants need not own their recreational activity that can be
sheep and end up spending at own horse, but all official hours enjoyed alone or shared with
least one weekend a month at her must be accrued with a registered family and friends.
parents' farm where they keep American Quarter Horse.
For more information about
around 100 head of sheep
AQHA
and its programs, visit
The first award, a program
Debbie's sheepdog and her cat recognition patch, is given after www.aqha.com or call (806)
also call the Hales’ farm home. 50 hours have been logged and 376-4811.
Their sheep, purebred registered verified. Patches and nine
Hampshires and Montadales, are subsequent awards are presented
raised mainly for seed stock for at 100 to 5,000-hour levels and
breeders and commercial sheep range from merchandise gift
men. Those breeds of sheep are certificates from Drysdales
raised for their meat.
Western Store to a Montana
Send or Receive
Both the Bums started out with Silversmiths trophy belt buckle
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sheep 4-H projects, which grew at the highest level.
into a hobby and then into a
business.
This time of the year the Bums
spend a little more time in
Albany because it is the heavy
in vites kids to summer fun
showing and sale season.
Debbie graduated from high
school at Petaluma High School
in California. She attended Santa
Rosa Junior College before
transferring
to
California
e
Polytechnic State University at
June 26-30, 9 a.m.-12 noon
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San Luis Obispo where she
earned a bachelor of science 4 Main S treet Park in Heppner (next to library)
degree in home economics.
Kids age 3 years old to sixth grade
She worked for 10 years in the
Parents' Day at VBS on Friday, June 30
apparel industry, for Marin
Apparel Company, based in
Free snow cones on Friday
Novato, CA, around 30 miles
south of Petaluma (also 30 miles
Quality adult supervision
from the Golden Gate Bridge).
She was sales service manager
and corporate rep for the
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Crafts
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Southwest temtory.
Local resident enrolls in
AQHA program
A "Great Night of
Entertainment and Dancing" has
been planned on Thursday, June
29, beginning at 8 p.m. at the
Pendleton Convention Center.
The evening will feature
dancing entertainment from 8-9
p.m. and mixed ballroom dancing
for everyone from 9 p.m. to
midnight.
Entertainment includes Native
American
dancers,
"Qeutzalcoatl" Ballet Folklorico,
the Roundup City doggers, 2000
Festival Square Dancers and
Scottish Bagpipe Dancers. Dick
Spooner will be the master of
ceremonies and live music will
be provided by the Severe
Family.
Tickets are $8 per person at the
door. The program and dance
will be a "nice-dress, non­
alcoholic affair."
For more information, call
George and Lorene Griffith, 422-
7448, or Dave and Jodene
Hughes, 541-472-9173.
Office Supplies^
Members approved the
digitilized Cardinal logo from
Hood River Apparel. Any item
with the logo can be purchased.
The set up cost is $100. Arlynda
Gates will look into local
businesses to compare costs.
It was announced that Dale
Holland is the new football
coach, with Dennis Stcfam the
assistant. Lon McCabe is the
new middle school volleyball
coach.
Robin Graff helped redo the
Cardinal sign at the school.
Free sport physicals will be at
lone. All new students and those
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In order to better serve our patients,
the Good Shepherd Medical Center is pleased
to announce that Board Certified Obstetrician
Dr. Richard Johnson
is now seeing patients
in Irrigon
and Boardman
on Wednesdays
For an appointment call
567-5305
Dr. Richard Johnson
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entering sixth and 10th grade
who will be participating in
sports must have physicals.
Stefani asked the club to pay
for the boys' summer league
tournament in Fossil. The cost is
$60. The club approved his
request.
Robinson announced that Brad
Burright and Nikki McElligott
will be introduced at the
PreFontaine Classic in Eugene
June 24. They finished with the
most points at the 1A State Track
Meet in Monmouth.
The next meeting of the
Cardinal Booster Club will be
July 10 at the high school.
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