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Area students
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M ort than 700 Oregon high
tchool students » i l l spend j week o f
summer vacation teaming about
their futures in business
Along with 70 o f their teachers,
thes will he participating in the
eighth annual O regon Business
Week program on the Monmouth
campus o f Western Oregon State
C o lleg e. Each w ill attend on
expense paid scholarships provided
by more than 500 businesses,
organizations and individuals.
Conducted during tw o week long
sessions beginning August 2 and
August 9 this >car. OBW' I9H7
utilizes a tacult) o f volunteers from
the Oregon business community to
csplam the roles o f business in socie
ty. the personal freedoms provided
by the American enterprise system
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and how to prepare for careers in
business.
The program also offers hands-,in
management experience through a
week
o f com pu ter-sim u lated
business decision making.
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Chronicles now on Sale
Lucille P e ck (left) of th e M o rrow C ou n ty H istorical S ociety p resen ts a c o m p lim e n ta ry copy
of this y e a r's M o rrow C o u n ty C h ro n icles to R a c h e l H a rn e tt, s e ated to w hom the book is
d e d ic a te d C o p ie s of th e C h ro n ic le s a re now on sale by m e m b e rs of th e H istorical Society
O ther m em bers of the Historical Society in the photo are M arian Brosnan, A lm a G reen, Justine
W e a th e rfo rd . L o ren e G riffith. R uth B ergstrom an d J e a n N elson
The children of
Cecil A Delpha Jones
invite yon to celebrate
with them the oscasion
of then parents ' 50th
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The W illow Creek l ittle l eague
All Stars recently returned with a
fourth place from the District 5 Lit
tie League Tournament held July
in Hood River
Fourth place is one o f the top
finishes for a W illow Creek A ll Star
Team
Below is a recap o f the tournament
action for W illow Creek
Wednesday. July 22
The Willow Creek All-Stars open
ed tournament action against the All
Stars from Sisters W illow Creek
(sounded out 23 hits enroute to an
18-0 win The winners were paced
by a 5-5 hitting performance by
Ryan Adclman I Vac on Heideman
pitched 6 strong innings to get the
win lor W illow Creek, scattering 7
hits and was supported by a go»xl
defensive effort Scott Coe doubled
twice o ff the fence for the winners
Thursday. July23
The W illow Creek All Stars met
the Columbia All Stars from Board
man. Irrigon. Umatilla. Stanfield
and Fcho. and came from behind for
an 11 8 victory
W illow Creek
fought back from an 8 4) deficit,
scoring four runs in the top o f the
sixth inning for the victory
Scott Coe pitched four innings, in
a strong relief performance, for the
win and Steve Hoffman pitched the
sixth inning for the save The 17 hit
attack was led by Deacon Heideman
w ith a pair of two baggers and Coe.
Sam Sumner and Hoffman each
recorded three hits
Friday, July 24
The W illow Creek A ll Stars ran
into a buzz saw against The Dalles
and lost 24 2 The Dalles recorded
2 I hits and the locals hooted the ball
nine limes in the loss
The only offense W illow Creek
produced was a double by Rick Kot
fler and a single by Shane Munkcrs
Saturdav, Julv 25
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M ar) K enny w as th e lucky w in n er of a Ken doll and clo th es
raffled by H e p p n er E m erg en cy M edical Technician s S he g ave
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The consolation final pitted
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ing Hcrmiston All Stars Hermiston
scored an 8-2 victory.
Steve Hoffman went the distance
for W illow Creek on the mound in
a gutty performance Hoffman also
blasted a double for one o f three
W illow Creek hits
M anager Kim Gutierrez and
Coach lo ra n Heideman cited David
Wagenblas, Peter Pearson. Sam
Sumner and Steve Hoffman for
strong defensive play during the
tournament.
leading hitters for the tournament
included Ryan Adelman. 5-8 625.
Deacon Heideman 6-14) 64)0. Mike
W album 3-5 6(X>. Rick K oftler4 -7
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man 4 l() 404)
Gutierrez gave special praise for
the team effort during game two
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to win despite being behind early
Hood River beat Die Dalles 6-5
Saturday night to win the tournament
ami w ill represent District 5 at the
state tournament held in Hermiston
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By Justine Weatherford
Thursday July 23. Theta Low e
and Jane Rawlins were in Pendleton
attending a Blue Moutain District 10
G arden C lu b Board m eeting
Rawlins, as current district director
presided. Low e, a former president
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club leaders and district chairmen in
the Oregon Trail Room o f the Indian
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Michelle Beck, from Hcppner is
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Katie Doherty and Jill Nelson
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