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Heppner (.azette llm es. Heppner. Oregon Vkrdnesday, July 22. I9T7 - THRKF.
To benefit senior projects
Bill Cox of Heppner shows boat, motor and trailer that will
be raffled off on Friday. July 24 Seniors will also have a food
sale on Mam Street, beginning at 9 a m.
Tickets will be available for purchase up to that time Funds
will be used to benefit senior citizens projects
Fishing festival slated
Sian I alltoll
School» of fishermen vc ill \ircam
lo Hoardman this weekend for Ihc
First Annual Bojrdnun Fishing
Festival
The festival, sponsored by the
North Morrow County t'hamher of
Conunerce. will include many dif
ieren! fish related activities.
Registration for the Walleye bass
fishing tournament will begin Friday
evening and conclude Saturday from
6 to 8 30 a m at the Boardman
Riverfront Park lire tournament
will begin at 9 a m Saturday and
Sunday Weigh ins each day will
stan at 3 p m The awards ceremony
is scheduled for after Sunday's
weigh ins Cost of the tinimament is
SI00 per team (pair) and S75 per
team with a school age participant
Prizes will be awarded in various
categories including Largest Fish.
Total W eight and a Ymith category
keglcr's Sentry is also continuing
its First Annual Walleye Fishing
contest which runs through
September 30 Five dollars per
pound will be awarded lo the largest
fish weighed at the store The second
largest lish will receive $2 SO per
pound
I hree professional fishermen will
conduct a seminar by discussing
various lishing strategies beginning
at 7 30 p m Saturday
Mike Smith. Seattle, one of the
nation's top tournam ent bass
fishermen, will speak on "Locating
and C atching Techniques of the
Small Mouth Bass in a River
Sy stein."
F.d Iman. a professional fisherman
from Gresham, will speak on " The
Habits of the Columbia River
Walleye"
"The Columbia has the fastest
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growing Walleye in the U S
Ini
an said. "The three pounders that
come out of here are only about
2-and a half years old " Iman ex
pects the winning Walleye of the
tournament to weigh more than 12
pounds
The final speaker for the evening
will be Gary Roach Roach is from
Brainard. Minn He has been deem
ed the top Walleye fisherman in the
United States Roach will speak on
"T echniques
for
Catching
Wallevc
In addition to the tournament and
the seminars, mans tackle com
pames will be here promoting their
products
According to Bruce Nichols,
festival chairman, manufacturers m
the fishing industry have also
donated rods, reels, smokers, out
board oil. and tackle lo be rattled oft
Saturday night Tickets will be on
sale for SI each or 7 tor $5 funds
from the fishing tournament and (he
rattle will go to benefit the Oregon
W arm W ater Fisheries Proiect. said
Nicholes "We want to purchase-
some Walleye hatch (minnows) and
release them on the W ashington side
of the (Columbia) river.'' he said
Nicholes indicated that the < iregon
Stale Game Commission prohibits
the release of Walleye minnows on
the Oregon side ot the Columbia
River Nicholes jlso said that
members of the Fisheries Project
want to work with the Port ot Mor
row in order to help b a s s and crap
pie planting through the use- ot the
Port’s Messner Pond
Members ot a Washington b a s s
club will also be in Boardman this
weekend for a tournament ot their
own. Nicholes added "The town is
going to be packed with fishermen
Meet Your Friends!
" ediicsduv Iaidlea
July IS
Low gross Vcm Batty.
Low net: Doll Campbell
Least putts Hamel Batty
String Tournament
July 16
Low gross Pat Fdmundson
Second low gross Kristi Smally.
Third low grovs Ians Hunt
Fourth low gross Ann Cutsforth
A tic tor tilth low gmvs among
Anita Boyer. Susan Johnson and
Marcia Anderson.
A tic for sixth low gross among
Fileen Padberg. Kav Anderson and
Trish Toll
Chip ms F.ilccn Padberg. Lucille
Massey. kay Anderson. Norma
French and Ians Hunt
Jack and Jill
July 17
Sesen couples played Chapman
compeiition for nine holes Friday
evening
l ow gmss Frank and kay Ander
son. 33.
Second low gross John and Pat
Kdmundson. 34
low net Floyd and lorcna Jones.
24 h .
Second low net Charlie Starks and
Susan Johnston. 27'A
Closest to pin on second shot
Hole No I Frank and Kay
Anderson
Hole No 8 Fldon Gilbert and
Barbara Cutslorth
"Special" special awards Don
am! Martha IVlerson, f art and Carol
Norris
The next Jack ami Jill Tournament
will be on Friday. August 14, MX)
p m with Rick and Susan Johnston
and leil and Irish Toll in charge
Plus and Barbecue
July 10
Vk inning teams for Scramble
were
first Boh ami Sue Jepsen. Mark
Damon. Bill Mault.
Seiond Riles ami Bchc Munkers,
Ras and Lucille Massey
Third Ray and Norma French.
Bob and Betty Rictmann
Other winners Long drisc No b
Men John Fdmundson and la*ng
No
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W omen-Pat
Fdmundson
k P No 4 Men Boh Jepsen and
Vkomen ( arol Norris
Sunday Men's Plav
July 10
l ow gross George Waterland.
Second low cross Ron Bowman.
I ow net ken Naims, 40
Second low net Frank Pearson,
56
k P C. Waterland
long drive Ron Bowman
I east puns Jerry Cutslorth. 2b
HM*7 Class Reunion
Social H our... .-6:00p. m.
D a n ce .........9:00p. m.-2 :00a.m.
Tw o B an d s! Reunion of the
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Remember them7 Roger Leonmg
Tim Smith, Jim Sherman, and
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Sidewalk Sale planned Aug. 14
The Heppner Merchants will hold
their annual Sidewalk Sale on Fri
day. August 14 in downtown
heppner.
Groups or individuals who would
like to set up food or game booths
dunng the sale please contact Mer
chants Committee Chairman Das id
Sykes at the Heppner Gazette
or Joyce Hollomon at the
Shoe Box in Heppner
Tunes,
Grand Master to visit area lodges
Lexington and Heppner Odd
fellows will honor Owen McIntyre.
grand master of the lodge in Oregon.
at a spec ial dinner and meeting
Wednesday. July 22 at 7 p m at
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Willows Lodge No 66
Hie grand master is paying his of-
ticial visit to the Lexington and
Heppner Uxlges All Oddfellows and
Rcbekahs are encouraged lo attend
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Picnic planned at Laurelhurst Park
Don Marvin
The Morrow Counts picnis will tx*
Sunday . Aug 2 troni noon 5 p m
at Laurelhurst Park in Portland
The annual potluek and white
elephant sale is a chance for
Portlanders (and others) with roots
in Morrow County to get together
For further information, Call Arlcta
White. 234-2346. or Flla Blake.
287 3824
Res Matthew Nelson has been
planned lor July 26 following mor
mng worship services at the lone
Special
dessert will be provided
Rev Nelson will leave July 28 for
a parish at Boulder, Colorado
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Kinzua employee
Farewell potluek planned July 26
receives award
United Church of Christ
A farewell potluek honoring the
Don Marvin received a plaque tor
earning first place at a lumber
grading conference held in April
Thirty-three participants from 10
mills graded 50 pre selected boards
Winners in the certified division
were Mike Smith. Steve Lankford
and J D. Hudson
Answers trivia
question
4-H information session planned
4 H'crs will have an opportunity
to learn about fashion revue, con
tests. entering exhibits, times and
places, etc from various resource
persons
All 4 H'ers arc invited to attend
"What will happen when I come
to county fair?"
That's the 4 H question which will
he answered. Tuesday, July 28 at
I 30 p m . fairgrounds. Heppner
Pomona meeting set July 26
Iaurcl Cannon was the winner of
last week's Heppner Gazette Times
Charlie's Pizza Trivia Contest
laurel correctly answered that Ihc
years in which the lone hank was
robbed, both times by the same per
son. were 1983 and 1985
laurel may pick up her gift cer
tificate for a large pizza and pitcher
of pop from Charlie's Pizza in
Heppner
This week's trivia question is
Where dtvrs the- phone ring when sou
dial (202)456 1414’
If you think you know the answer,
or would like to lake a guess, then
use ihc entry blank in this week's
issue, and enter cither at the G f or
Charlie’s Pizza
The first correct entry drawn each
week wins a large pizza and pitcher
of pop from Charlie’s
at
al I 30 p .m followed by a
Memorial. Table service will he
furnished
Pomona Grange will meet Sunday
July 26. at Anson Wright Park at
10 30a m Dinner will he a potluek
Hatchery sets July 25 open house
By Joyce Hensley
Fmgcrlmg sice Ihc ad, over two
million of them, w ill soon he happi
ly swimming in outdoor cement
ponds at the Irrigon Fish Hatchery,
just m time tor a dedication ot the
facilities.
Speakers, refreshments honored
guests, and Oregon Wildlile person
nel encouraging visitors to tour the
facilities, including the indoor in
cuhator trays and starting tanks from
which the Imnaha .nul ( irande Ronde
fingerlings have |ust emerged, will
he the order ot the day July 25 at I
p m.
Randy Fisher, Director of the
Orcgn Fish and Wildlile Service
trom Portland, and other honored
guests representing the Army Corps
of 1 ngmeers and Oregon Fish and
Wildlile. will he speaking at (he
open house, according to Mike Grib
hie, assistant manager of the
hatchery
There will he six guides stationed
at various points to answer questions
concerning ihc automatic feeders,
cement ponds, display pond,
visitor's center, and future of the
steclhead. according to Gobble
Refreshments will he served after
the ceremony. hosted by the Oregon
fish and Wildlife and the U S Ar
my Corps of Fnginccrs
The public is invited
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