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•■ R I Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, July 10, 1001 - FIVE Little League All Stars announced Willow Creek Little League All Stars The Willow Creek Little League All Stars were announced recently. Willow Creek will play Deschutes All Stars on Wednesday, July 17 at 8 p.m. in Hermiston. The single elimination tournament with loser bracket games will run through Saturday, July 20. South Morrow County team places first Photo by Joyce Hughes Members are nominated and selected by the coaches and managers of the league. Members include Jory Crowell, Steve Allen and Luke Swanson from the lone Cardinal team; Jerid Ployhar, Jim Schlaich, Donnie Pointer and Adam Doherty from the Heppner Braves; Eric Schonbachler and Chris Jones from the Heppner Pirates; Brian Koffler and Jeff Wilson from the Heppner Giants; J.D. Shannon and Cody McRoberts from the Condon Angels and Tim Wilkins from the Arlington Cubs. The All Star team will be coached by Jim Swanson and manager will be Dick Allen from the lone Cardinals. The South Morrow County, Columbia Tri- County Babe Ruth team coached and managed by Tom Wicklund and Rick Johnston placed first in District 7 league play winning 14 games and lost one game early in the season to Irrigon. The South Morrow County team consists of kids ages 13-15 from Lexington, Heppner and lone. Columbia Tri- County teams include teams from Irrigon, Umatilla and Boardman. Team members are front l-r: Chad Skroch, Steve Wilson, Kevin Scott, Jon Hanna, Trent Hughes, Matt Keersemaker, Mark Moeller. Back row l-r: Rick Johnston, Brent Wright, Jim Tellechea, Jerid Wicklund, Rick Koffler, Sam Sumner, Kevin Payne, Jeremy Clark, Chris Dickenson, Tom Wicklund. r o f Photo by Joyce Hughes lone Cardinals Major League took first place in the season winning 15 and losing 3. Front row left to right: John Furgison, Mark McElligott, Mike Scott, Dan Scott, Dylan Petty john. Back row l-r: manager Jim Swanson, Steve Allen, Jake McElligott, Jacob Taylor, Marc Orem, Luke Swanson, Dustin Kappleman, Jory Crowell, coach Dick Allen. Jon Garrett was not pictured. Photo by Joyce Hughes Columbia Tri-County Babe Ruth All Stars have been selected. District 7 tourna ment will begin Friday, July 18 in Hood River and run through July 18. Columbia Tri-County play Saturday 8:30 a.m. against the Hood River Americans. If they win they will play again Decoys to be will on Monday and if they lose they will play on Sunday. All Stars named to the team are l-r: first Fifty attend WCCC tournament Trent Hughes, Kevin Payne, Rick Koffler, Sam Sumner, Jerid Wicklund, Chris Dicken used in O SP, alternate Fifty members and guests attend French and Bob Jepsen. Winners for son and Jim Tellechea from Heppner. Representing Boardman are Tyson Pratt and Justin ed the Flag Tournament and the women were first-Pat Edmund Meads; Umatilla-Jeremy Jorstad, Brian Clubb, Russ Proctor, Tyler Fredrickson; Irrigon-Marc barbecue at the Willow Creek Coun son; second-a tie between Betty Evans, Danny Verley and Cody Sandlin. Keith Curnutt from Umatilla, is coaching the team. ODFW try Club on July 4. Carlson and Kristi Smalley; third- Winning prizes for the men were: Norma French, Sonia Smith and Fair Court attends 4th celebrations Frank Pearson, first; Ray French, program Barbara Gilbert. Emily Edmundson Fire season second; and Eldon Gilbert, third. won the children’s category. Peggy Fishbum placed first for the women, second-Pat Edmundson; third-Juanita Martin. Rollie Marshall, Frank Anderson and Jim Wishart tied for first place in the putting contest. Second place winners were Roy Martin, Ray Hosts for the tournament and barbecue were Don and Martha Peterson, Ray and Norma French, Louis and Betty Carlson and Bob and Betty Rietmann. John and Pat Ed mundson organized the putting contest. WCCC women’s invitational held An 18-hole women’s invitational was held June 11 at the Willow Creek Country Club with 39 ladies attending from Heppner. Boardman Willows Run and Pendleton Coun try Club. Hostesses for the day were Ber nice Lott, Happy Graham and An netta Padberg. Results are as follows: low gross- first-Pat Edmundson, second-Casey Fredrickson, Boardman; third-Mary Cole and V irginia R oberts, Pendleton. Heppner: low gross first-Harriet Pierson, second-Lois Hunt; low net first-M aggie Izzett, second-Jo Pettyjohn. Boardman Willow Run: low gross first-Sally Dyer, second-Rea Taylor; low net first-Maggie Marsten, second-Pat Anderson. Pendleton low gross-Lyan Leebe; low net-Carolyn Hendricks. Long drive guest-a tie between Casey Fredrickson and Carol M cQuilkin both Boardm an; member-Eileen Padberg. K.P. guest-Virginia Roberts and Mary Cole Pendleton; member- Eileen Padberg. Chip in-Eileen Padberg and Lucile Peck. Birdie-Eileen Padberg. Ice cream social planned at Valby Beginning at 6 p.m. Sunday, July 21, everyone in the family can ex perience a little bit of history at an old-fashioned ice cream social at the Valby Lutheran Church in the Gooseberry area. Guests can expect ice cream frozen on the spot in old-time crank- type freezers, special-recipe homemade toppings and fun with skits and old favorite songs from the 1890s to the 1930s. The event is staged as an AAL matching funds grant for re-roofing the historic church. Everyone is also welcome to at tend worship service at 4 p.m. that day. Light Trucks & Van Accessories ★ Tail Gate Protectors ★ Running Boards ★ Side Rails ★ Side Caps The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Division will soon be joining many other wildlife enforce ment agencies in North America in the use of wildlife decoys. The wildlife enforcement decoy (WED) a device used to simulate wildlife, consisting of real or ar tificial parts. The WED will be us ed in detecting and apprehending violators illegally harvesting Oregon’s wildlife resource. The ad vantage to using the WED is that the Fish and Wildlife Division will be able to target problem areas and in tercept the offender before wildlife is killed. During the past month the game officers have received training in the proper and safe methods of using the WED. Statistics show that the illegal harvest o f O regon’s wildlife resource is increasing. Conventional methods of detection and apprehen sion are not solving the problem. A progressive enforcement program is required, the use of the WED is one such program, said an OSP news release. The WED’s will be utilized in pro blem areas during day time and night time. Contact your local Oregon State Police officer for additional information. ■ Because there are no unimportant parts,™ 676 - 9123 =*>c 148 E. Center = 3 4 K= fNAMi ; = 3 4 K = 3 1991 CHIEF JOSEPH DAYS JULY 26, 27, 28 C o il« « * Wrangler C i r c u i t Series Great Summer Buys 1991 CHIEF JOSEPH DAYS COURT * Teah Jones BRONCO FLY SPRAY for horses, dogs, and cats * 7 q .. 1 GllEEN FEED & SEED HWY 207 ^ »■ «70-9422 umili* Queen Jill Yost Dawnette Waters PRCA Rodeo Action - Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 2 p.m. & 8 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m. Dance to McKenzie River Band Friday & Saturday, July 26 & 27 Grand Parade - 10 a.m. Sat. Special prices good thru July Heppner DOC Closed fire season was declared for the Central Oregon District of the Oregon Department of Forestry at 12:01 a m. Saturday, June 22. During the closed fire season, open burning is restricted except by permit. The following requirements for forest operations are now in effect: ♦Equipment must be equipped with spark arresters and fire extinguishers; ♦fire tools must be carried; ♦watchman service is required; ♦smoking is prohibited within an operation area. These restrictions and re quirements apply to lands protected by the Oregon Department of Forestry in M orrow , Crook. Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Hood River, Umatilla. Wasco and Wheeler Counties. If you would like to obtain a bur ning permit or if you have questions, please contact the Oregon Depart ment of Forestry in John Day at 575-1139; in Monument at 934 2300 or in Fossil at 763-2575. Boor and Stephanie Haguewood. Immediately after the lone parade, court chaperone Julie Ashbeck took the girls to Boardman where a ski boat awaited them for the annual Boardman marine parade on the Col umbia River. •A t* DRESS IT UP - FIX IT UP - PROTECT IT Heppner Auto Parte declared The Morrow County Fair Court and the Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Court traveled to lone to participate in lone’s annual Fourth of July parade. Four out of 11 of the court members reside in lone. Princess Kristine Bedortha and pennant bearers. Kimberly Bedortha. Dawn o r .* For more information ca ll. (503)432-1015 OR write TICKETS - CHIEF JOSEPH DAYS BOX 13 JOSEPH. OREGON 97846
