Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 18, 1992 - THREE
Shannahan wins dog trials second year
Pat Shannahan and his dog
Tony of Napa, Idaho, took first
place out of 22 teams competing
in the open class sheep dog trials
held at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds during St. Patrick’s
weekend in Heppner.
Shannahan, who also took first
in last year’s competition, won a
trophy and $225 for accumulating
170 points.
Second in the open class for
$150 was Michelle Weitz with
her dog, Taff, from Boise. Idaho.
They earned 167 points.
A close third with 166 points
was Joe Roe and his dog, Shep,
from Twin Falls, ID.
Debbie Peterson and Roy from
Caldwell, ID captured first with
120 points in the pro-novice class
out of 20 teams.
Pat Shannahan with Spud,
belonging to Bob Schiller, took
second in pro-novice with 112
points. Bill Allison and Meg of
Junction City were third with 108
points.
Ruth Lake and her dog Jinx, of
Lebanon were first in the novice
division with 71 points. Dick
Walton and Nell of Moxee, WA
were second with 51 points and
Ken Robinson and Gizmo of Scio
were third with 35. Eight par
ticipated in the novice event.
Walton was last year’s novice
winner.
Participants in the two-day trial
came from Oregon, Washington,
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Seventy seven youth par
ticipated in the St. Patrick’s Day
hoop shoot held during Satur
day’s festivities. Following are
winners of the shoot:
Girls five and under: first-Kory
Waterland, second-Shanna Riet-
mann. Boys first-Kiel Naims,
second-Brandon Seitz, third-Kory
Paullus.
Six and seven years: girls first-
Marcy Miller, second-Paula
Spicer Kuhn, third-Brett Barber.
Boys first-Brian G utierrez,
second-Adam Bergstrom, third-
Kyle Waterland.
Eight & nine years: girls first-
Marissa McCabe, second-Shelley
Rietmann, third-Krista Adams.
Boys first-Blake Knowles,
second-Mike Haugen, third-
Craig Scott.
10-11 years girls first-Angela
Munkers, second-Kelly Rafferty,
third-Elizabeth Allen. Boys first-
Jeff Waterland, second-Jared
Eckman, third-Shane Matheny.
12 & 13 years: girls first-Katie
Kenny, second-Annie Hisler,
third-Jessica Keersemaker. Boys
first-Keith Scott, second-Chris
Sykes, third-Ryan Strohm.
B ossie Bingo w inners nam ed
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Jossie Evans leads Bossie the
her to do her duty.
Rita Lovgren and Jerid Ployhar
earned $250 each as first place
w inners in H eppner High
School’s “ Wild Horse Club”
Bossie Bingo game on Saturday,
March 14.
Walt Foster and Larry Lind
say, second place winners, each
won 50 gallons of gas, donated
by Devin Oil Company.
cow around hoping to get
Cathy Rankin anbd Debby
Sumner each won 1/8 a beef for
third place donated by Don and
Jean Bennett.
“ The Wild Horse Club ap
preciates the support of the
firemen, the city council, chief
Rathbun and all those who pur
chased a ticket for their help and
cooperation in making this a suc
cess,” said a club spokesperson.
Bread Bed takes first place in bed race
Valby Saturday
school planned
Saturday, March 21, Valby
Lutheran Church will hold Satur
day Sunday School for the youth
and their friends of the congrega
tion. Valby is located 16V4 miles
out o f lone on the Ione-
Gooseberry road.
The day will begin at 10 a.m.
with singing, led by Martha
Peterson and Rikka Tews pianist.
There will also be a special
presentation of the first Easter,
along with arts and crafts.
“ This is a fine education pro
gram for the youth of the church
and visitors and friends are most
welcome to come and join in the
festivities,” said the Rev. Stan
Hoobing.
and
Dinner
Cards
Idaho and California. A total of
51 dogs competed.
Judge was Robert Apleebee of
Lebanon, winner of last year’s
pro-novice class. Course director
was Cliff Steelman of Oregon Ci
ty. Steelman, a past judge, has
helped with the trials every year
and organized the first one.
The yearling sheep, “ the finest
trial sheep in Oregon,” according
to trial participants, were provid
ed by Krebs Ranches.
Organizers were Bill and San
dy Rill, Brian Thompson and Sue
Evans.
Hoop shoot
announce
winners
U.S. Forest Service team takes part in race
The ‘Bread Bed’ bed race team Eckman, Tim Adams, Russell
were winners of the St. Patrick’s Brannon and Cory Grabeel,
bed race held before the parade donated their winnings to the
on March 14.
AAU basketball boys 12 and
The Bread Bed team consisting under team.
o f Gary W atkins, Kenny
Second place winner was the
Columbia Basin team, consisting
of Bobby Krein, Dick Devin,
Doug Martin, Alex Hattenhauer
and Russell Britt.
Ron McCabe was the bed race
Calcutta winner.
Lenten services at Hope, Valby Finances workshop planned March 30
Mid week Lenten services con
tinue at both Valby and Hope
Lutheran congregations. This
week the theme is on “ The
Mouth of Christ to Speak God’s
W ord,” based on scripture
reading of St. Luke 4:14-22a.
Prior to the Wednesday even
ing service at Valby Lutheran
Church, the lone Youth Group
will serve hot potatoes and share
some of their experiences feeding
and serving the needs of residents
o f Burnside in downtown
Portland. The potato feed starts
at 6 p.m. A free will offering will
be taken for the ministry projects
of the lone Youth Group. The
mid week worship service will
follow the hot potato feed.
Thursday evening March 19,
members and friends of Hope
Lutheran Church in Heppner will
gather at 6 p.m. for a soup and
sandwich supper in the church
fellowship hall. Worship will
follow at 7 p.m.
Sunday’s sermon will be entitl
ed “ Who Needs God?” Worship
service at Valby Lutheran church
begins at 9 a.m. and at Hope
Lutheran church at 11 a.m.
Visitors and friends of the con
gregation are welcome to these
and other services of the Hope-
Valby-Condon Lutheran Parish.
Are you curious about how
much sooner you could pay off
your home mortgage if you made
extra principal reductions each
month? Would you like to be able
to calculate monthly payments for
a 3-4 year auto loan before you
visit the dealer? Are you wonder
ing how long your retirement
funds will last at different levels
of spending?
You can learn to quickly make
these and other financial
calculators at a 2V4 hour
workshop at the Heppner Exten-
sion O ffice.
Hand held
calculators will be provided for
your use. and you can borrow the
calculator after the class to in
crease your calculator skills.
The class will be conducted on
Monday, March 30, from 7 to
9:30 p.m. in the Pettyjohn Office
Building, Heppner. Carol Ben
nett, Morrow County Extension
agent will conduct the workshop.
There is a $4 fee for the class
workbook. Pre-preregistration is
necessary. Call 676-9642 to
enroll.
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