Heppner Gazette- Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 11, IWO - THREE
Cement poured at Central
Over 300 acres in CPR burns at Evans’ Ranch
Jack and Jill
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T o u r n e y J u ly 1 3
The Willow Creek C ounty Club
golfers will have a Jack and Jill mini-
tournament on Friday evening, July
13 at 6 p.m.
The activity will involve male and
female couples playing in a modified
nine-hole Chapman-type of play.
There will be prizes for low scores
and special events. The charge will
be $4 per couple.
Light snacks will be served by
committee chairpersons: Rick and
Susan Johnston, Gary and Barbara
Watkins and Louie and Betty
Carlson.
Forest Service
people put out fire
Six U .S.
Forest Service
employees contained a fire that
broke out during the evening
fireworks display at lone July 4.
Bob Litts, Calvin Foster, Eric Pat
terson, Scott Davis, Robert Ardigo
and Lisa Willman used shirts and
shovels to put out the fire which
broke out on the hill near the lone
baseball field where the fireworks
were being set off. An lone fire truck
stood by to ensure that the fire did
not bum over the hill.
July l i .
Burkenbine says construction of
the new store is “ pretty much on
schedule,” and is expected to be
completed Aug. 13.
The previous Central Market
building burned to the ground in a
fire Feb. 3.
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Grazelda & Clem ^
(After Hours)
5:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Clem announced, “ Hey Grazelda, I’m
gonna run down to “ M iller 's Mini
M art & C h evron , pick me up some
Gator-ade, pop and ice cream and just
sit in front of this air-conditioner all
d a y .” Grazelda shot hack, “ air-
conditioner? You mean that old fan sit-
tin behind that bucket of ice cubes and
water?” Clem chirped. “ Nothing but the
best for my little woman.’’Grazelda was so proud she nearly
swallowed her teeth!
from sparks from a power pole bet
ween their land and the property
owned by Doug and Carley Drake.
Burkenbine said that nine people
with two brush rigs, a mini-pumper
and a pumper tanker responded to
fight the fire. Many neighbors also
turned out to help, said Becky
Jill Barber competes in the long jump
Now you can add low cost
CROP FIRE
PROTECTION
Evans.
The fire was called in at 4:40 p.m.
and Burkenbine said firemen did not
return to town until after 8 p.m.
The amount of damage of the
blaze is not yet known. No property
was destroyed in the fire.
Chamber Chatter
Area kids compete in state games
A wprker smooths concrete for Central Markets new floor
The cement floor at the new Cen
tral Market site has been poured,
says owner Forrie Burkenbine.
Burkenbine says that one of the
sidewalks in the front of the store,
and the loading ramp behind the
store were to be poured Wednesday,
Photo by Joyce Hughes
Over 300 acres in CRP was burn
ed in a grass fire near the Monte and
Becky Evans home up Sandhollow
July 9.
Heppner Police Chief Forrie
Burkenbine said that the cause of the
fire has not yet been determined, but
the Evans believe it to have started
By Claudia Hughes. Chamber Manager
So many things are happening, it’s
“ bits and pieces” time again. As a
matter of fact, until Cycle Oregon III
comes and goes, many of those
working on this major undertaking
may feel their entire brain is in bits
and pieces. Gilcrest referred to it as
Psycho Oregon, but promised us that
when it was all over and done, it
would be well worth it.
* Rumor has it that there is going
to be an all out Heppner clean-up on
August 11.. .just in time to get
everything spiffed up for our Mor
row County Fair, “ Blue Jeans &
Country Scenes. ” Mark your calen
dars, so one and all can pitch in. We
want those 2,000 cyclists, as well as
fairgoers to be impressed by our
community pride.
* Special thanks to Chamber
member Kate’s Pizza for use of a
VCR whenever a video is on the
noon Chamber agenda and for her
staffs assistance in serving the Cy
cle Oregon delegation a sample din
ner when they passed through Hepp
ner. Sometimes we forget to give
recognition to our members for their
many volunteer efforts. Believe me,
Heppner would not be the same
without volunteers.
* Morrow Countv Tourism Com
mittee is working hard planning the
Oregon State Fair Booth. Donations
are being accepted by the commit
tee % Tourism C om m ittee
Treasurer, Fred Lundin, P.O. Box
397. It’s quite a task to put together
a booth representative of our coun
ty 250 miles away, man it, and keep
the produce fresh. The committee is
looking for warm enthusiastic bodies
to man the booth and spread our
Morrow County spirit.
* July 14 - 21 I will be in Palo
Alto, California, attending “ Institute
for Chamber Management.” I’m
grateful for the scholarship for tui
tion and books and for our
chamber’s support. Requirements
were to read four books sent to me,
submit a test by July 2, and attend
all classes full time. I’m committed.
Thought
for
the
week:
“ Pessimists have no engines...op
timists have no brakes.”
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Jenny Krein. April Rollis, Shaun
Hisler, Annie Hisler, Jill Barber.
Casey Evans, Jossie Evans and
Leonard Brittner placed in their
events at the State Games Meet held
Session I ‘‘All About Me’
Fee: $5.00
July 23 - Aug. 3
Session II “ My World, Past And Present” -
Aug. 6 - 1 7
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Manicures- Waxing
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Leonard Brittner goes over the bar in high jump.
HANDS-ON-SCIENCE SUMMER PROGRAM
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We Welcome NANCY ADAMS to our
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in LaGrande at Eastern Oregon State
College on June 16 and qualified for
the finals held in Portland on July 7
Jill and Leonard went on to com
pete at Mt. Hood Community Col
lege on July 7 and came home with
medals. Jill placed in the shot put,
50 meters. 100 meters. 20 meters
and the long jump. Leonard placed
first in the high jump clearing 5’7”
and fourth in the long jump.
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m i l Make It
With Wool
contest to be
held Nov. 12
By Anne Morter
Plans are being made for the an
nual “ Make It Yourself With Wool
Contest” says new area director,
Maureen Krebs of Cecil. This year's
contest will be held on Monday.
November 12, in lone at the United
Church of Christ. This day. a legal
holiday, was chosen in an effort to
avoid conflicts with sporting events.
The contest is open to boys and
girls, ages eight and older, and in
cludes a classification for senior
sewers, ages 21 and older. Winners
from this area, which includes Mor
row, Gilliam. Wheeler and Umatilla
counties, will advance to the state
competition to be held in Portland in
late December.
Mrs. Krebs encourages all 4-H
members to “ think wool” for their
fair garments this year. Garments
must be at least 60 percent wool to
qualify for the “ Make It Yourself
With Wool” competition. More
details will be released as they
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