Heppner gazette-times., July 11, 1990, Page TWO, Image 2

TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 11, 1990
lone Fourth of July celebration a success
B y A n n e M o rte r
The lone Fourth of July Celebra­
tion was deemed another success by
organizers. The weather cooperated
nicely bringing in large crowds from
out of town as well as many local
people. Approximately 250 hungry
folks were fed at the chicken
barbecue and a large crowd turned
out for the fireworks display held at
the football field.
Highlighting the fireworks was a
small brush fire on the hillside
behind the field. Due to a quick
response by the fire department and
the lack of wind, it was quickly
extinguished.
The parade attracted more out of
town floats this year including
several from Hermiston. Several
new events such as the Lions Club
bingo and the softball tournament
also brought in a good share of par­
ticipants. Overall, it was a busy and
pleasant Fourth of July in lone and
the organizing committee felt it turn­
ed out very well.
....
B y A n n e M o rte r
HARVEST
HOURS
Fourth of July contest results in
lone are as follows:
Baseball throw 5-6 year olds: first-
Brian Guiterrez. second-Andrew
Rietmann. third-Casey Zumwalt.
7-8 year olds: first-M ark
McElligott, second-A.J. Perez,
third-Erin Crowell.
9-10 year olds: first-Nathan Riet­
mann, second-Brian Pettyjohn,
third-Michael White.
Three on three basketball tourna­
ment: mens-Dorian Forrar, Paul Rit­
ter, Tim Van Cleave; women's-
Debbie Gutierrez, Lana Orr, Dana
Reid, Missy Eubanks (includes one
sub).
Softball tournament winners: Col­
umbia Auto Body (Hermiston);
second-Northwest Windshields.
Tennis tournament: women’s
singles-first-Carol Ritter, second-
Tony D urkin; doubles-C athy
McCabe and Gail Gutierrez.
Mens singles: first-Ken Snider,
second-Paul Ritter; doubles-first-
Brent Sheirbon and Rich Harper.
Volleyball tournament: division 1:
first-D ustin Padberg. Darcee
Padberg, Bryan Padberg and Tye
Rea. Division 2: first-Lana Orr,
Missy Eubanks and two unidentified
others.
Sack race: first-Sarah Barrow.
Bed race: first-team led by Bryan
and Dustin Padberg.
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