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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 29, 2010 - FIVE lone horticulture students put learning to work Father, son work volunteer together -?£ Left Photo: Horticulture students Tim F.mmel and Jordan Snyder work on trimming an area around the creek access at lone Community School. Top Photo: (L-R) Adam Collin. Jeremy Coleman, Shadow Kendrick, Jordan Braun, Lacey Thompson, Jose Ruiz, Micah Stillman and Steven Holland take a break from some working in Erin Heideman's horticulture class. Students are working on the access path to Willow Creek from the school. -Contrib uted Photos lone Cardinal Booster Club memberships available lone Cardinal Booster Club memberships are available to businesses and families. Businesses will get their ads on the lone com munity calendar as well as the sport schedule poster for lone Com m unity School. The businesses will also be listed on all district and state new spaper ads, and have their names listed on the back o f fall and winter sport program s at hom e games as well as the dis trict tournam ent program for basketball. All o f this is available for $100, or $50 for just the calendar ad. Mustangs take down Outlaw rivals Fam ily m em b er ships include nam es on all district and state news paper ads, listed on the sport schedule poster and included in the district tour nam ent program . Fam ily memberships are only $50 per year. Anyone interested in buying a m em bership should contact booster club president Jeri McElligott at PO Box 4, lone. For more information e-mail M cEl ligott at jerm ce@ hotmail. com . A ll checks should be m ade out to C ardinal Booster Club. Top Photo: Parent volunteer, Deacon Heideman, spreads bark chips around the lone elementary school playground this past weekend. Bottom Photo: Third grader Jake Heideman helps his dad spread chips around the playground in lone over the week end. -Contributed Photos Ladies Play Day results Drew Brannon #39 digs in to make extra yardage during the Ladies Play Day Mustang game held in Enterprise last Friday. The Mustangs was held on Tuesday, Sep beat the Outlaws 20-14. Photo by Sandy Matthews tem ber 21, at the Willow Creek Country Club. Re sults are as follows: A soup feed will be held on Friday, October 1, September 21 before the Heppner vs. Elgin football game. The feed will Low gross o f the begin at 5:30 p.m. and will include soup, roll, dessert and field was Pat Edmundson. drinks. The cost is $5 per person. Low net o f the field was Soup feed to be held Friday The Foster Grandparent Program and the Senior Companion Program are looking for a few good people to help students as tutors/mentors at M orrow County schools; or help lonely & isolated seniors with friendly visiting, respite care, or personal care. To qualify, you must: Benefits include: • • • • • • • • Be at least 55 years old Meet income guidelines ($1800/month for I person) ($2400/month for 2 persons) Be in good health: Pass background check Enjoy kids / older folks • • • • • Tax-free Stipend up to $445/ month Mileage reimbursement Insurance coverage Training Recognition Fun Contact lohn Brenne: 541-276-4474 (Pendleton) or I -800-541-5116 (toll free #) E-mail: fostergrandparen@qwestoffice.net Holly Rebekah card party to be held The Holly Rebekah Lodge has been busy this month. They have been holding Bingo each Thursday afternoon starting at 1:30 at the Lodge Hall in Lexington. The cost is 25 cents per card. A senior bus is available for those needing transportation. On Saturday, September 25, six members traveled to Pendleton for McNary District meeting when State president Joan Compton made her official visit. October 2 will be the first card party of the year. Play will begin at 7 p.m. The cost is $5 per person. Come and had an evening o f laughter, visiting, sandwiches, chips and snacks. Prizes will be awarded to the high and low players. Lorene Montgomery. Least Putts of the Field was Ber nice Lott. Flight A w i n ners: low gross was Karen T hom pson; low net was Corol Mitchell; least putts was Virginia Grant; and KP was Corol Mitchell. Flight B winners: low gross was Eva Kilk enny. Flight C winners: low gross was Jackie All- stott; low net w as a tie between Luvilla Sonstegard and Burul DeBoer; least putts was Ann Elgin; and KP was Jackie Allstott. C hip-ins: Lorene Montgomery and Bemiece Lott. Closest to Middle: Pat Edmundson. Round-Up Bump! Enjoy A Special 1.00% Rate Bump To Celebrate 100 Years Of The Pendleton Round-up! S ' 2.53% APY* 3 - 5 YR Terms Annual Percentage Yield Rate quoted is fixed and current as of September 1st. 2010 Minimum balance to open CD t and earn interest is $500 A penalty may be imposed for early withdrawal Rates available at the Umatilla and Morrow County Branches only Offer expires after September 30th 2010 Heppner Member FDIC 127 N Main St 541-676-5745 Pendleton 157 S Main St 541-278-9000 to the following for contributing to the success of the 2010 lone Education Foundation Dinner and Auction Dinner Sponsors Morrow County Grain Growers Mid Columbia Producers Bank of Eastern Oregon CLD Pacific ICABO Businesses 2 Morrow Energy Gamesa Energy USA Iberdrola Renewables Gar Aviation Caithness Shepherds Flatt First Wind Energy Western Precision Products IRT, LLC Pilz & Co. Ella Resources Amstad Farms Auction Item Contributors Pendleton-Southgate 1220 Southgate 541-278-9515 Hermlston 109 SE 2nd St 541-567-0303 Hermiston-North Hill 50 E Theatre Ln 541-289-4480 Milton-Freewater 13 NE 5th Ave 541-938-6361 T hank Y ou (Community BANK Local Money Working For Local People www.communitybanknet com Irene Holtz Ruggs Ranch Lindsay Kincaid Jordan Bemrose Ed & Becky Rietmann lone Elementary Staff Arlynda Gates Sandi's Soups and Catering Joe & Donna Rietmann Three Mile Canyon Kerry Rietmann Laurel Cannon Yvonne Morter Shelly & Gregg Rietmann Peggy Doherty Les Schwab lone Market & Deli Jerry & Linda Archer Chuck Nelson lone Bar and Grill j Julie Nelson Class of '89 Della Heideman Eric & Brandi Orem Stefanie Sweeney Jeri & Joe McElligott Deacon & Erin Heideman Tanner & Katelyn Bass Roadrunner Heating and Cooling Vicki Wagenblast Helen Heideman Ed & Trish Rollins Bill Mullins Boardman Foods Claudia & Scott Smythe Patrick McElligott Dorothy Dobyns Morrow County Grain Growers Shelley McCabe, PMPT Woolery House Bed & Breakfast \
