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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 23, 2000 Artist, teacher establishes art gallery in Condon an interview by Portland channel KOIN 6 for an evening news program. Also this year she was the chief organizer at "Art Happening, Visual and Performing Artists," at the Nehalem Bay Winery at Nehalem. School Lunch Menu The Morrow County School In 1999 Cemyar managed the Wheeler Gallery Annex, held District has released its lunch for August and shows and started the annual menue Evening Gallery Walk at September. Monday, August 28: Wheeler. She also painted an 18- foot Mural of Legendary Poets Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, and Artists on an outside wall of milk; Lunch-comdog, cheese burger with fries, ravioli, variety the Nehalem Bay Winery. bar, milk variety. Tuesday, August 29: Breakfast-pancakes, fruit, milk; Lunch-peperoni pizza, tenyaki bites, hot dog, variety bar, milk variety. The Morrow County Sheriffs the barbecue for low gross, low Wednesday, August 30: Office is sponsoring a couples' net, long drive and Kps. Mary Cernyar Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, Tickets for several prizes Mary Cemyar, master of fine golf tournament at Willow Creek milk; Lunch-turkey sandwich art, is establishing a gallery and Country Club to benefit the donated by local merchants from with chips, sloppy joes, yogurt, Morrow and Umatilla counties Special Olympics. art school in Condon. variety bar, milk variety. The couples' tournament, with will be sold for $ 1 each or six for Cemyar, who has a bachelor Thursday, August 31: degree in fine art from the Chapman rules and play, will be $5 Breakfast-muffins, fruit, milk; All proceeds will go to the Northwest College of Art at held on Saturday, September 2, Lunch-taco, chicken nuggets Oregon Law Enforcement Portland and a master of fine art at 8 a m. and 12 p.m. with rice, fishwich, variety bar, Cost of $75 per couple includes Special Olympics program for from Washington State milk variety. University at Pullman, WA, 18 holes of golf, refreshments Morrow, Umatilla and Gilliam Friday, September 1: No plans to present an exhibit and and a barbecue luncheon served counties. school for students or staff. Contact Larry S. Sample, P.O. celebration party on Saturday, at the golf course by Beecher's of Monday, September 4: No September 2, from 7-9 p.m. at lone, in addition to a Special Box 318, Boardman, for advance school. Labor Day. her newly-established Condon Olympics t-shirt, a Special tickets, more information or to Tuesday, September 5: School of Studio Arts, 134 South Olympics hat, tees and a ball to send in registration or call him at Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, the Morrow county Sheriffs start out. Mam Street, Condon. milk; Lunch-turkey gravy and Prizes will be awarded during Department, 541-676-5317.. A gallery talk and introduction potatoes with roll, cheese pizza, to art courses planned for winter, chef salad with ham, variety bar, spring and fall will begin at 7:30 milk variety. p.m. on September 2. Wednesday, September 6: Information be available on Sponsors of the Stickhorse race Breakfast-cinnamon toast, fruit, Winners of the August 19 classes and registration. HM Ranch, Bob and milk; Lunch-tuna sandwich, taco Morrow County Rodeo are: The exhibit, in the 2,400- Stickhorse Race at the Oregon Sherree Mahoney, Peterson's salad, tomato soup with grilled square-foot gallery and Trail Pro Rodeo arena are as Jewelers, John and Kelly Boyer, cheese sandwich, variety bar, classroom at an historic building Joe and Donna Rietmann, Mark milk variety. follows: in downtown Condon, will offer -Three and under: First-Connor and Tami Rietmann, Shannon Thursday, September 7: recent paintings by Cemyar and Green; Second-MacKenzie and Harlan Smith. Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, Sandra Harris. Trophies were awarded to the milk; Hughes, Third-Taylor Eng. Lunch-French dip Students may register any -Four and five year olds: First- first three finishers in each age sandwich, cold ham and cheese time up to and including Skyler Leasy; Second-Gus group and "gold medals" and sandwich with chips, teriyaki September 25, the first day of Peterson; Third-Austin Winke. treats were awarded to all the bites, variety bar, milk variety. class. Tuition paid in advance Friday, September 8: Six and seven year olds: First- participants. 42 stickhorses and will reserve a seat in the riders participated. Breakfast-biscuits, fruit, milk; Whitley Reese; Second-Zane classroom or tuition will be Lunch-macaroni and cheese with Davis, Third-Willie Gentry. collected on the first day of class. roll, peanut butter and honey Students may contact Cemyar at sandwich with chips, hamburger the studio, 134. S. Main Street, with fries, variety bar, milk P.O. Box 422, Condon, 97823- By Glo Wright Glo Wright to be enrolled, The variety. 0486, or by phone or fax at (541) The wild fires seem to be Monday, September 11; 324-3800, for information about never ending this season. A classes are free. Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, This month's Red Cross the classes and supplies required. request for assistance was milk; Lunch-spaghetti, chicken Handouts on course objectives received on Aug. 10 from the meeting has been cancelled, but nuggets, yogurt, variety bar, milk will be distributed and supplies Boardman Fire Dept. Another don't forget to attend next month variety. and materials discussed on fire was in progress along 1-84 on Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. at St Tuesday, September 12: September 25. between Arlington and Patrick's Senior Center. Breakfast-french toast, fruit, Red Cross has taken Classes this fall include: Boardman involving five fire milk; Lunch-peanut butter and -Painting from 2-4:50 p.m., units. A R&R shelter was possession of an Emergency jelly sandwich, Hawaiian pizza, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Cost opened in Boardman to help the Response Vehicle (ERV) and nachos with bean dip, variety for tbe II-week course is $160, fire fighters. About 70 men were will have it for Morrow-Umatilla bar, milk variety. not including acrylic paint or attended to and the shelter finally Red Cross use until winter. Wednesday, September 13: Anyone who watched the parade other materials and supplies. closed Aug. 22 around 10 a.m. Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, saw it. The ERV will come in -Drawing (most media) from The wild fires have milk; Lunch-hamburger with 6-8:50 p.m., Thursday and depleted the Red Cross funds and handy the next time we need to fries, hot ham and cheese Friday. Cost for the 11-week there is a great need for respond to a disaster. sandwich, chickenwich, variety The number of course is $160, not including donations to continue disaster bar, milk variety. volunteers continues to grow and materials and supplies. relief. Thursday, September 14: I encourage anyone who may be Cemyar's education also Gary Cooper, ARES Breakfast-cinnamon roll, fruit, includes the study of theology emergency coordinator of interested in joining us to please milk; Lunch-hamburger gravy and philosphy at Mount Angel Umatilla and Morrow counties, contact me. The American Red Cross with potatoes and roll, comdog Seminary, St. Benedict, Oregon. will conduct HAM radio operator with chips, burrito, variety bar, Her extensive teaching classes in Heppner starting on operates on donations only and milk variety. experience includes a variety of Sept. 11. The classes will be consists mostly of volunteers. Friday, September 15: No to: classes-in painting, drawing, held at the EOC headquarters Send your donations school for students or staff. American Red Cross, Umatilla design, terra cotta, art located in the Morrow County Monday, September 18: appreciation, print making, Sheriffs building, 325 Willow Chapter (Morrow Co.) 146 S. Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, sculpture and pottery— at View Drive, from 7 to 9 p.m. and Main St. Pendleton, OR 97801. Lunch-chicken and To volunteer or sign up milk; numerous colleges—Columbia continuing for six to eight noodles, hot dog, turkey for classes contact: Glo Wright, Gorge Community College, consecutive Monday evenings. sandwich with chips, variety bar, 676-9810. Portland Community College- Red Cross volunteers and milk variety. The American Red Cross Cascade Campus; George Fox anyone interested in attending Tuesday, September 19: College, Pacific Northwest are encouraged to do so. Contact is here because, "Help Can't Breakfast-waffles, fruit, milk; Wait" College of Art, Multnomah Art Lunch-chef salad with ham, Center, Western Oregon State hamburger and fries, cheese College, Chemeketa Community pizza, variety bar, milk variety. College and Washington State Wednesday, September 20: University. The Trailblazers Pathfinder 15 years old and is sponsored by Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, Adventist She has also lectured, made Club will hold registration the Seventh-day milk; Lunch-baked potato with slide presentations and provided Tuesday, August 29, from 7-8 Church. cheese, tuna sandwich with Co-directors are Ken and chips, nachos with bean dip, studio visits for undergraduates p.m. at the Heppner Seventh-day Bonnie Wenberg. Call 676-5440 variety bar, milk variety. at Linfield College and at Mt. Adventist Church. for more Pathfinders is "Christian or 676-8282 Angel Seminary. She previously Thursday, September 21: owned a gallery which presented Scouting" for all youth ages 10- information. Breakfast-1/2 English muffin, monthly shows of Northwest sausage patty, milk; Lunch- artists. breaded chicken with rice, Cemyar has participated in chicken salad, burritos, variety The monthly meeting of the l^e age 0-8 addendum. The group and juried exhibitions and bar, milk variety. commission will review the has held numerous solo Morrow County Commission on Friday, September 22: 8-1/2 comprehensive plan draft, which exhibitions. She plans a solo Children and Families will be hour inservice for teachers. must be submitted to the Oregon exhibition entitled, "The Pioneer held on September 5 at the Port Monday, September 25: Spirit," in 2001 at the Center of of Morrow Riverfront Center in Commission on Children and Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, Families by Friday, Sept. 15. Visual Arts at Jackson Hole, Boardman, from 7-9 p.m. The public is invited to attend milk; Lunch-comdog, cheese The mam topic of discussion Wyoming. and participate in the discussions. burger with bries, ravioli with be the 2000-01 This year she was the focus of will For further information or for roll, variety bar, milk variety. comprehensive plan, including Tuesday, September 26: special accommodations call Breakfast-cinnamon toast, fruit, 676-9675. milk; Lunch-peperoni pizza, teriyaki bites, hot dog with tater tots, variety bar, milk variety. Wednesday, September 27: Breakfast-cereal, toast, fruit, milk; Lunch-tacos, yogurt, and A meeting of the Morrow turkey sandwich with chips, County Health District will be variety bar, milk variety. held on Monday, August 28, at Thursday, September 28: the Pioneer Memorial conference Breakfast-biscuits, fruit, milk; room in Heppner at 7 p.m. Lunch-chicken strips with rice, Topics include discussion of ham and cheese sandwich with the proposed Willow Creek chips, tater tot casserole, variety August 26, 2000, 12 noon untii H i Valley Assisted Living bar, milk variety. management contract with the Friday, September 29: No lone City (Parfa lone health district; and an executive school for students or staff. session to discuss a contract with Qifts, TCease! Dr. Greg Lytle, physician at Pioneer Memorial Clinic. Golf tourney to benefit Special Olympics Stick horse race winners What's up with Red Cross? Registration set for Pathfinders Commission plans meeting rf )le tu e McLeod i'Reunion Lee’s 80th ‘B irthday rf)o tlu eh Health district plans meeting Court tryouts scheduled The Morrow County Fair and Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Court will be holding tryouts for the 2000-2001 court on Sunday, October 1, at 1 p.m. at the fairgrounds in Heppner. Girls must be 16 years old before August 1, 2001, to try out. The competition will include horsemanship, speaking and interviews. Applications and rules may be picked up at the fair office in Heppner or call 676-9474. The deadline for application is Wednesday, September 27. This is a firm date with no late entries accepted. Class of 1980 plans reunion The class of 1980 will be "looking to make Millennium memories" at their class reunion this Friday evening and Saturday, Aug. 25-26, in Heppner. The class has heard from over 30 classmates and one classmate, Ron Young, is traveling home from Tokyo, Japan, to attend. The class will get together Friday evening, Aug. 25, at 7 p.m. at Bucknum's Tavern for an informal gathering. On Saturday, Aug. 26, activities will begin at 10:30 a.m. with family fun and lunch at the fairgrounds, followed by a golf scramble or swimming that afternoon at 1 p.m. That evening at 6 p.m. the classmates will enjoy a prime rib dinner at the Elks Club, followed by an awards program, class photo and a walk back through time by viewing the class video. Music that evening will be provided by Dan Bums of 3-D Productions. Friends and family are welcome to join in on the dancing fun. For more information, contact Geri Grieb at 567-3096. Births Sophie M a rie G ra n t-a daughter Sophie Marie was bom to Virginia and Greg Grant of Heppner on July 24,2000 at Good Shepherd Community Hospital in Hermiston. The baby weighed 8 lbs. 13 oz. Adam Naotala Anaya-a son Adam Naotala was bom to Ma nna and Salvador Anaya of Irrigon on August 1,2000 at Good Shep herd Community Hospital in Hermiston. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 14 oz. Nahomy Giselle Claustro-a daughter Nahomy Giselle was bom to Laura Martinez and Pablo Claustro of Boardman on August 4, 2000 at Good Shepherd Com munity Hospital in Hermiston. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 15 oz. Courtney Nicole W heeler- a daughter Courtney Nicole was born to Elizabeth and Philip Wheeler of Irrigon on August 7, 2000 at Good Shepherd Commu nity Hospital in Hermiston. The baby weighed 8 lbs. 6 oz. P A 7s Report Morrow County District Attorney David C. Allen reports the following business: Jorge Gonzales Vasquez plead guilty to Assault IV and was sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended, with 18 months' probation, and ordered to have no offensive physical contact with the victim, complete a domestic violence program and pay $869 in fines, fees and assessments. Ranulfo Ortega plead guilty to Assault IV/felony and was sentenced to 36 months' probation, 80 hours of community service and ordered to have no offensive physical contact with the victim, possess no firearms, complete a domestic violence program and pay $1,369 in fines, fees and assessments. Jody Lea Hendricks plead guilty to delivery of a controlled substance-methamphetamine and possession of a controlled substance-methamphetamine and was sentenced to 36 months' probation, 160 hours community service, six months' revocation of driver's license and ordered to complete a drug program and pay $1,138 in fines, fees and assessments. Chamber Chatter By Claudia Hugh««, Chamber Manager Blue skies, a pleasant breeze, red white and blue flags flying, landscaped grounds, a variety of music, booths depicting organizations, livestock, food, and fun described Heppner's old time country fair and top notch Oregon Trail Pro-Rodeo. Many hard working volunteers before, during and after the events made it happen. The week prior the grounds shaped up rapidly with volunteers building, working on the grounds, planting flowers and pulling it all together. Those who took the time to enter the parade are to be commended. Please encourage the Bank of Eastern Oregon to enter its "Echoes of the Past" float in the Pendleton dress-up parade. It would certainly give other entries stiff competition and complement Morrow County's Oregon Trail Pro- Rodeo court. Good job. As we move into fall, school, football games, etc., there are many opportunities for conferences, seminars and trainings in all areas to keep our adult brains in good working order. Interested in making a difference in your community, influencing others, causing positive things to happen, meeting new friends? Get in touch with Jerry Breazeale to register for the six sessions of leadership training in Morrow County. These sessions will be in the evening, meals provided, and will open up new windows of opportunity, but hurry because only 30 individuals countywide will be involved. New faces of all ages are encouraged to participate. If telecommunications happens to be your calling, then you may be interested in two weekends at the Inn of the Seventh Mountain where participants will organize a local team to implement a telecommunications action plan. A team of at least three participants needs to attend. This is sponsored by Rural Development Initiatives and is similar to the Rural Futures Forums that many Heppnentes experienced a few years ago. Registration deadline is Friday, Aug. 25. The West: Its Past and Future, October 13 and 14 in La Grande, presents conversations on the future of the rural Western United States, and how changes in populations and resource management affect the people who live here. The conference is presented by the Blue Mountain Forum and High Country News. With agriculture a big part of our lifestyle, we all need to be aware of how resources and water define and challenge the view of the west and our identity. Registration deadline is Sunday, Oct. 1. The Small Business Development Center has a variety of classes that may be taken over the Internet at one's leisure anytime of the day or night. There is a charge, but this is a great opportunity to leam at a time convenient for you. In addition, BMCC is offering some excellent interactive satellite classes for the next three months with an opportunity to see quality speakers and leam from them. So, if you wish some additional education, challenges, interaction with new faces, then stop by the Chamber office or call 676-5536 for farther information on the above mentioned challenges for growth. Marriage Licenses The Morrow County Clerk’s office in the courthouse in Heppner reports issuing the fol lowing marriage licenses: Aug. 14: Luis Lemus Flores, 29, Boardman; and Mana Luiza Silva Mejia, 27, Boardman. Aug. 16: David Sean Barrick, 27, Boardman; and Amy Lynn Atwood, 23, Mollala. Aug. 17: Santos Will Guardado, 36, Umatilla; and Rosa Tom asa N ieto, 33, Umatilla. COPY PAPER Ream • Carton Gazette-Times
