Heppner Gazette-Times Heppner Oregon Wednesday
Day care children entertain at nursing home
December 27, 2000 - FIVE
Heppner lighting contest winners announced
Local nursing home residents got some holiday cheer last week when the day care children arrived to sing
Christmas carols and entertain.
Obituaries
Richard B. Borthwick
Chamber Chatter Child care classes
By Claudia Hughes, Exec. Dir.
2000 disappeared with the
Richard B. Borthwick, 69, of
Imgon,
died
Wednesday, wink of the eye, all Y2K panics,
dimples,
political
December 20, 2000, at his chads,
measures aside.
daughter's home is Portland.
The Chamber membership is
• A celebration of life gathering
was held Wednesday, December at 70 members and we would like
27, 2000 in the chapel at Bums to make that 100 for the year
- Mortuary of Hermiston. Private 2001. We welcome of first and
burial was in the Hermiston newest member for the new year,
Cemetery.
Devin Oil Company.
He was bom September 7,
The purpose of your Chamber
1931, at Tigard, to Ernest and of Commerce is to work toward a
Ethel Frances Flood Borthwick.
positive environment where
He served with the U.S. Army business, community and people
during the Korean Conflict.
thrive. Keeping our rural
On May 13, 1958, he married community vital for one and all
Vanita L. Breining at Vancouver, is what we're about.
Washington.
First on the agenda for 2001
He was a dairyman all of his will be our monthly business
life.
meeting where all entities report,
Mr. Borthwick loved antiques this keeping the lines of
and made it his hobby, working communication open within the
for Marsh and Marsh Antique greater Heppner area.
Auction.
For the following Tuesday,
Survivors include his wife of Jan. 9, all past, new and
42 years, Vanita; son, Dennis prospective Chamber members
Wilder of Canby; daughter. should mark their calendars for
Candy Stedman of Portland; four the annual luncheon at All Saints
grandchildren; brothers, Gerald Episcopal Parish Hall at 11:30
in Texas, Neal of Portland, and a.m. The board of directors will
Robert of Gaston; sisters, Irene be installed, "Hats O ff' awarded
Wayt, Virginia Randolph and and entertainment and a special
Carol Richman, all of Hermiston, speaker
provided.
Those
and Frances Loney in New planning to attend are asked to
Mexico. He was preceded in make reservations by calling the
death by his parents; sons, Jerry Chamber of Commerce, 676-
Wilder and Richard Bruce 5536.
Borthwick, Jr.; and a brother.
The Town and Country
Memorial contributions may be banquet is set for Thursday, Jan.
directed to Bums Mortuary of 11. Jack Ohman, Portland
Hermiston, P.O. Box 289, Oregonian political cartoonist,
will likely have something to
Hermiston, Oregon 97838.
offer on this very interesting past
Claudia Faye Bulow
year.
Tickets will be in
Claudia Faye Bulow, 50, of
businesses
by Tuesday, Jan. 2.
Imgon,
died
Wednesday,
The
Chamber
hopes it will be yet
December 20, 2000, at her home
another
evening
to remember as
near Irrigon.
town and country come together
Memorial services were held
in the new millennium to
Saturday, December 23, 2000 in
celebrate our community and its
the chapel at Bums Mortuary of
members.
Hermiston. Disposition was by
Once the annual event has
cremation.
passed. Chamber board members
She was bom December 5,
will be hard at it to put together a
1950, at Prosser, Washington, to
plan of action of the new year.
Lawrence Jess and Thai la
These volunteers and committee
.LenaBelle Massey Storey. She
chairpersons will commit half a
grew up, attended school and
day or more to identifying the
graduated from high school at
goals and events which the
Prosser.
Chamber should focus on to best
On March 6, 1971, she married
enhance Heppner. Input from the
Jerry Bulow at Prosser. They
community is appreciated as they
moved to Irrigon 1973.
plan for a new year and discuss
She was an active member of
things they can do better. There's
the Imgon School Advisory
always room for improvement,
Board, treasurer of the Parent
new ideas and new faces.
Club
at
A.C.
Houghton
As each of you greets 2001, let
Elementary School and was
go of the past and look forward
involved in school activities.
She was a farm wife and to the future. Select one new
mother who always had time for thing to try in the new year, make
her children. She enjoyed amends with someone if need be.
camping,
crafts,
cooking, keep up the tremendous
shopping, collecting things, volunteer effort and remember to
refinishing furniture, vacations, keep your sense of humor.
Different people have different
and especially her family.
gifts. Enjoy one and all. May you
Survivors include her husband
of 29 years, Jerry Bulow of have a Happy New Year.
Imgon; children, Kellie Sinor of
Health District
McNary, Lon Bulow, Katie
Bulow and Jake Bulow, all of
Imgon; brother, Larry Storey of Board to hold
Spokane, Washington; sisters,
m eeting
Sue Patterson of Prosser and
Michelle Symons of Everett,
A meeting of the
Washington; and father- and
Morrow County Health District
mother-in-law, George and
Board will be held on
Phyllis Bulow of Imgon. She
Wednesday,
January
3,
was preceded in death by her
beginning at 7 p.m. at the
parents, Lawrence and Thaila
Morrow County Annex Building
Storey, and a brother, Jesse
in Imgon.
Storey.
The agenda will include:
Memorial contributions may be
approval of 2000 audited
made to fund a memorial in her
financials, a USDA update, the
memory, c/o Jerry Bulow, P.O.
physical therapy contract, the
Box 160, Imgon, Oregon 97844
assisted living contract, the
Bums Mortuary of Hermiston
collection policy, administrator's
was in charge of arrangements.
report and an executive session.
The Shoe Box took first in the commercial lighting category
scheduled for Jan
Umatilla/Morrow Head Start
Child Care Resource and
Referral has announced the
following child care classes
scheduled in January:
-Family Child Care Overview,
Monday, Jan. 8 from 6:30-8:30
p.m. at the Pendleton Head Start
office board room, 721 S.E.
Third, and Wednesday, Jan. 31
from 10 a.m.-12 noon, same
location.
This class is required by the
Child Care Division for anyone
wishing to become a registered
family child care provider and
will include information on
recently passed regulations.
Anyone who is currently doing
family child care in their home
and is not registered with the
Child Care Division or would
like more information may phone
1-800-559-5878.
-Oregon Child Care Basics I:
Safety and Health, Jan. 10-11,
from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Hermiston
Head Start Center, Fourth and
Newport.
This training covers informa
tion on injury prevention and
illness, immunizations, nutrition,
safe food handling and respond
ing to medical emergencies. This
training is appropriate for anyone
providing child care in a home or
a center, as well as for parents.
To pre-register, phone 1-800-
559-5878.
-First by Five Module II:
Group Care, Friday, Jan. 26 from
6:30-9:30 p.m. and Saturday, Jan.
27 from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Milton-Freewater Adult and
Family Services office.
In this module, participants
will explore
group care,
including the concepts of
primary care, small groups and
continuity of care. The focus is
on the infant's and toddler's need
for close, familiar relationships,
including the one with the
caregiver. To pre-register, phone
1-800-559-5878.
Election positions
deadline set
The deadline to register
for office for the March 13
election will be Thursday,
January 11, at 5 p.m. at the
Morrow County Courthouse.
As
of
Tuesday,
December 19, the following
people had registered for
positions:
-Kathy Neal, Boardman-
Morrow County School District
Boardman-Irrigon
Advisory
Committee Position 3;
-Dan Creamer, Imgon-
Port of Morrow Commission
Position 2;
-Billy J. Rietmann. lone-
lone Rural Fire District at-large
position;
-Albert Partlow, Imgon-
Irrigon Park Board Position 5.
The home of Gary and Jeri Wight on Chase Street took first place in the Chamber of Commerce outdoor
residential lighting contest.
outdoor awards went to Gary and
Jen Wight; second place to Glen
and Joyce Ward; with the Frank
Skaggs and the Kurt Day
families named for honorable
mention.
The Shoe Box again took most
festive business lighting display.
Residences receiving the window
view awards were: first place,
Randall and Marlene Peterson;
second place, Tom and Eleanor
Gonty; and the Gary Clarks,
honorable mention.
Heppner's lighting contest was
sponsored by the Heppner
Chamber of Commerce and
Columbia
Basin
Electric.
Winners will spend their
certificates at Chamber member
businesses.
lone Drama Club to present play
come and join the fun. This fast-
paced comic book farce with a
zany romance, some rip-roaring
chases, slapstick action, and, of
course, good triumphing over
evil should be great for the whole
family. Grab your family and
friends and come to the show,"
said Molly Barrow, publicist.
By Claudia Hughes
'Twas a crisp, starry evening as
citizens of the Willow Creek
Valley set out to judge lighting
contests. After much discussion
and many miles traveled. Chase
Street was declared Heppner's
Holiday Lane, with Fairview
Way
receiving
honorable
mention.
First place in residential
The lone Drama Class will
present "Captain Fantastic", a
play by Tim Kelly, on Sunday,
Jan. 14 at 6 p.m. at the lone
School cafeteria.
There will be no admission
charge, however, donations will
be accepted.
The class spent the first quarter
of the semester working to fine-
tune their drama skills. They
concentrated on the 11 basic
elements of a drama production,
such as acting, sets, props and
stage management. For the
second quarter, they combined
their talents with the new skills
they learned, to put on the
production
of
"Captain
Fantastic".
Every part of the production
process will be done by a drama
class member. Students in this
year's drama class are: Katie
Bacon, director and actress;
Allison Halvorsen, assistant
director, costume assistant and
actress; Molly Barrow, costume
designer, publicist, assistant set
designer and actress; Cory
Bennetto.
actor;
Ashley
Carmack, publicist and actress;
Samantha Wilhelm, costume
assistant and actress; Derek
Campbell, set designer, actor,
lights and sound; Cindy Heagy,
lights and
actress;
Jaysi
Bennetto, costume assistant,
publicist and actress; Tyler
Brown, actor; and teacher Jim
Raible, actor.
Also joining the drama class
will be Kristina Powell, Salli
McElligott, Sarah Barrow, Adam
Neiffer and Adam McCabe.
"We encourage everyone to
Judicial open house slated
The
Sixth
Judicial
District invites the citizens of
Morrow and Umatilla counties to
an annual open house of
Courtroom #4 of Hermiston
Circuit Court on Friday,
December 29, from 2-5 p.m
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