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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 14, 1993 - THREE Soroptimist installs new officers HHS athletes encouraged to use weight room Little League All Star tournament underway The weight room at the Hepp- ner High School is now open for all Heppner high athletes Sunday through Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. All athletes are encouraged to use the weight room and to begin their training for football and volleyball. Football camp will be held August 9-13. More details will be available at a later date. Photo by Joyce Hughes Soroptimist International of Heppner held their installation of officers for the fiscal year recently at the Heppner Elks Club. Newly installed officers include (l-r): front-Bettie Doherty, board member, Barbara Bloodsworth, president; Ann Spicer, first vice president; Marlene Gray, board member. Back row: Carol Michael Bennett, second vice president; Vi Wilgers, cor responding secretary; Marianne Kahl, treasurer and Nancy Brownfield (not pictured) recording secretary. Vi Wilgers received the president’s award from past presi dent Joyce Hughes. “ I truly appreciated Vi’s ‘never say no’ enthusiasm and willingness to go above and beyond her of fice duties and all the support she gave me. I wish there were more like her,” said Hughes. Hallm ark Christmas O rn a m e n t C o lle c to rs NOW IN! Lexington Grange held their annual picnic Sunday, June 27 at the Jean Nelson Home. The evening began with a potluck dinner. The program was a report from Roger and Rosalie Scharen, who were delegates to By Delpha Jones The board of directors of the MOrrow County Historical Society met on Monday evening June 28 at the home of Don and Donna Eppenbach in Irrigon. The evening started with a barbecue and visiting, followed by the regular meeting. 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The group enjoyed a boat trip on the Snake River and visited many interesting places such as the Hungry Horse Dam, Lewiston, St. Ignatius Mission, a bison range and other places of interest. The yearly trip is spon sored by the Historical Society. Plans were discussed for the annual meeting the first Sunday in October. Committees were appointed. A report was given by Jean Nelson on the Well Springs Kiosk. Two thousand five hun dred people have signed the register from March 1992 to May 1993. It was noted that extensive work has been done on the Cecil store with Robin Baker operating a mini museum and store. Four hundred people have already visited the store. The business of moving the Gazebo at boardman was brought before the group. Plans are to go ahead with the project. Those present at the meeting were president Delpha Jones and Cecil Jones, Betty and Louie Carlson, Dorris Graves, Ruth McCabe. Jean Nelson, Sue and Darrel Vinson and the hosts Don and Donna Eppenbach. Black. Lava Wash and Hurricane Wash denim Reg 21« to 24« Now i f 1 b the state convention at Pilot Rock, held June 21-25. The Pomona potluck picnic will be held July 31 at Anson Wright Park. The yearly memorial for departed members will be held at that time. We Sell Historical Society hears reports Stop in Early for Best Selection I 7 N o rth M a m An Oregon Trail Class will be held Saturday, July 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school district office in Lexington. The class, taught by Theresa Lindsay, will examine the emigrants reasons for undertak ing the journey, life on the trail Willow Creek Little League All Stars left to Jeff Waterland, Shane Matheny. Back: Tim and their role in shaping the right: kneeling-Danny Coiner, Jason Sallee, Dickenson, Jared Eckman, Brad Carnine, region they entered. Cody Bellamy. Middle: Michael Schon- Seth Boyer, Cameron Stinchfield, Jeff Sallee. A “ trail-fare” lunch will be bachler, Derek Gunderson, Travis.Carnine, Coaches Mac Stinchfield, Stan Carnine, Dan provided to all participants. Tui Boyer. tion is $15 plus a $5 lab fee. For more information and Tournament play for the All Stars, comprised of players Stinchfield, Stan Carnine and registration contact BMCC coor Willow Creek Little League All from Heppner, Lexington, lone, Dan Boyer, all from Condon. dinator Sue Warren, 422-7040. Stars got underway Tuesday, July Condon and Arlington, played Condon won the league cham 13 at Madras. The Willow Creek Hood River in their opening pionship with the Braves, coach game. ed by Bob Ployhar, taking The team is coached by Mac second. 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