Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon W ednesday, March 27, 1991 - FIVE
BOWLING
BMCC schedules martial arts class
Thursday Night ladies
Kebruars 28, 1991
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High game lnetia Cantin 222.
High series lnetia Cantin 539
Spins convetted: Erun Barnen 5-8-K); Janet
Beainer 4 6. Inetia Cantin 3-10. Ellen Fox 5-6;
Alvma Padberg 5 6; Eilten Padberg 5-6.
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Alles Cats
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High games: Iris Campbell 186, Alvina
Pinlherg 184, Billie VanArsdale and Linda
Schultz 181.
High series: Iris Campbell 529, Linda
Schultz 518. Alvina Padberg 516.
Splits converted: Alvina Padberg 5-K); Josie
Kindsfather 3-K); Katie Me Roberts 9-K); Doll
Campbell 5-7.__________________________
WCCC opens
Men’s play
Willow Creek Country Club had
it’s opening Sunday Men’s play on
March 24. A total of 25 golfers en
joyed breakfast and braved the
elements to get the 1991 golfing
season underway.
Prize winners were as follows:
Low gross-Don Lott, 66; second-
John Edmundson 71; third-a tie bet
ween Greg Grant and Dave Gunder
son, 74.
Low net-a tie between Randy Lott
and Rick Paullus, 54; second-a tie
between Rick Sturgeon and Howard
Bryant, 55.
Long drive-John McCabe; K.P.-
Dorian Forrar; least putts-Randy
Lott.
BMCC continuing education is of
fering a beginning Rung Fu San Soo
class, a Chinese martial art, in
structed by Bob Sagely. People ages
eight through adult are welcome to
attend. The classes will run from 7
to 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays
beginning April 2. Cost is $20 for
six weeks.
The course will focus on self
defense skills and students will
benefit in the areas of self-esteem
and self-control.
San Soo has a history dating back
over 2,000 years and is considered
by many martial arts historians as the
’’grandfather” of most modern
systems. "While the physical side of
the course is important for health and
self-defense purposes,” explained
Sagely, "the character building
aspects of studying a martial art are
equally as important as outcome."
For pre-registration contact Sue
Warren. BMCC continuing educa
tion coordinator, 422-7040.
G oering to speak
Lois Goering, OSU Extension
home economics program leader,
will be guest speaker at the District
VII, Oregon Extension Homemakers
Council meeting, April 4 at St.
Patrick's center in Heppner.
Coffee and registration will be
begin at 9:30 a m. A salad luncheon
w ill be served at a cost of $5. There
Wranglers plan cleanup meeting
A Wrangler Riding Club cleanup
day is scheduled for Saturday,
March 30 at 12:30 p.m. at the
Wrangler grounds. All members are
requested to come and bring tools for
cleaning and repairing. Playdays will
begin Sunday, April 7.
A Wranglers’ meeting will be held
Wed., March 27 at 7 p.m. at Kate’s.
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
Winter packing may now be removed from meters. Also a
reminder that the customer is liable for any damages to the
equipment and that it is a violation to operate the meter stop that
controls the flow of water to the meter unless there is a shut-off
on the property side of the meter. Please contact the Water
Superintendent at City Hall if there is a problem with your water
service.
David Winters
j City Crew Foreman
Phone: 676-9618
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March 3, 1991
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Splits converted: F^ul Plaskunak 4-2; Elmer
Heath 4-5. 3-10; Neil Beamer 4-5; Nola
Binschus 6-7-K); Delbert Binschus 3-10; Katie
McRoberts 3-7; Joanie Smith 3-10.
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High game: Juanita Martin 203.
High series Billie VanArsdale 523, Maude
Hughes 504. Marie Rudisil! 504.
Splits converted: Janet Beamer 4-5; Eva
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Thursdas Night Ladies
March 7, 1991
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High series Billie VanArsdale 508; Delbert
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High series Linda Schultz 518. Janice Paus-
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High series: lnetia Cantin 537.
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High series Darlene Scroggins 541; Wes
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March 21. 1991
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