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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 8, 1990 County Wheat League to New students should pre-register Heppner water main bursts; All students new to the area that sponsor cake contest The Elementary School office is will be at least five years old prior open between the hours of 8 a.m. last week's paper concerning spon The Wheat League cake baking Lexington water pump breaks contest to September 1, 1990, should and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. sorship of the contest. at the Morrow County Fair register for school before opening day, Tuesday, September 4. Class lists will be posted on Wednes day. August 15. Guest speaker at Christian Life Center Sharon Benell will be a guest speaker August 12 at both services, 10:30 a m. and 6 p m. of the Chris tian Life Center in Heppner. The church is kx'ated at 535 West Morgan. Sharon and her husband, Gary, are Iowa farmers near Hedrick, Iowa, where they have farmed for a quarter of a century They have three grown children and six grand children and have raised 10 foster children. Active in the local church all of their married lives, Sharon was a Sunday School teacher, youth leader, choir director and church of ficer In the spring of 1975 she made a fresh commitment to the Lord, purposing to flow and go where the Lord would lead her As a result, she has ministered from coast to coast in the United States, as well as Central America, Scotland, Taiwan, the Philippines, Hong Kong and Hawaii. “Sharon is an annointed singer, a very able minister of the world. She moves in exhorting, encouraging reconciling and restoring people to God through our Father Lord, Jesus Christ,” said a church spokesperson. Mrs. Benell will also be minister ing at a meeting Aug. 13 at 9 a.m. at the Heppner Christian Missionary Fellowship at 140 W. Baltimore. Everyone is welcome to attend. Boardman hosts fishing derby Wanted - Dead Or Alive!! Your old lawnmower or trimmer— Worth up to PORTRAIT Sale ends Sept. 1st Cash Only . . ^424 Lynden Way, Heppner SEARS MON., AUG. 13 11:00 TO 5:00 Farm & Builders Supply < 676-9157 or 676-5001JJ - fours n to SITKA rat ratsat mconr - ®70°° On A New Lawnmower! r COLOR SUNSET. ship Tournament with a $50,000 minimum purse. Entry fee is $100 per team with an 80 percent pay back. Entry deadline is 6 a.m. August 11 at the Boardman Marina Park For further information write the Boardman Chamber of Com merce, P.O. Box 1, Boardman, OR 97818 or phone 481-3014. Boardman is hosting their third an nual walleye fishing derby on the Columbia River. The tournament is a two-person team, catch and release event sanctioned by Mariner Out boards with $20,000 in prizes bas ed on 250 team entries. The winner automatically qualifies for the Mariner National Champion- 8XIQ i The contest, however, will no longer be sponsored by the Oregon Wheat League. will be sponsored and premiums will be paid by the Morrow County Wheat League. The Gazette-Times received incorrect information for octka taints availaau Photo by Joyce Hughes Multi Carrier < Longest wearing truck tire in its class. Strong cord body Durable, good mileage and retreadability Price Size 750-16/6TT 59.95 750-16/8TT 62.95 7 5O-16/6TT Dynamic Radial  Sport IV fl Designed for light trucks especially for recrea tional vehicles A special block tread pattern combines shoulder lugs with multi sipes for good traction and quiet running on all terrains Size Price Size Price LT215 75R15 84.00 LT235/85R16 106 50 LT235 75R15 LT215 85R16 91.25 9.50R16.5 107.95 Freewater has received the bid for renovation of Willow Street. Dave Winters, city maintenance foreman, said that work is expected to begin the middle of August, with a deadline of Sept. 25. In Lexington a non-functioning water pump left citizens without water since Monday evening, Aug. 6. According to Linda Ripple, recorder for the town of Lexington, the problem had not yet been deter mined, Tuesday afternoon, but a well that the city had been planning to use as a backup was expected to be hooked up later that day. Ripple kaid that the well had been tested and had met approval, but the city is ask ing residents to boil water for cook ing and drinking as a precautionary measure. Ripple said the pump was to be pulled to find the root of the problem. IUCC plans special church service By Anne Morter 93 55 AS LOW Parts of Heppner and the town of Lexington were both out of water Aug. 8. In Heppner a rock went through a six-inch mainline on Main Street as a city employee was unearthing a water main to install a six-inch T with a valve. The work is in prepara tion for renovation of the streets and sidewalks on Willow Street from Main to Gale Streets. Because of the broken main, water service was shut off at 9 a.m. from St. Patrick’s Hotel to the Les Schwab store on the east side of Main Street and from Gardner's Men’s Wear to First Interstate Bank on the west side and on Willow Street. Water had to be pumped from the hole where the damage occurred before the new valve could be in stalled. Water service was restored around 3:50 p.m. Humbert Asphalting of Milton- Raised outline white letters LT215/75R15 & LT23575R15 LT215/75R15 Solar 400 A state of the art all season steel belted radial tire Radial construction Polyester cord body Full width steel belts. 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