Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 17, 1994 - THREE
Lutherans plan celebration in Boardman
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man has been a mission church
supported by time, talents and
monetary gifts from the
Lutheran Churches of the Blue
Mountain Cluster for the past
15 years. This marks an occa
sion where some of the chur
ches of the cluster can come
together and see the growth
and ministry of the Boardman
church.
Pastor Berray Scruggs cur
rently serves the congregation
as an intern pastor, the first
resident pastor the congrega
tion has had in years.
After the 11 a.m. celebration
service, all the worshippers will
be invited to a picnic lunch and
games at the Boardman
Marina. People from Valby and
Hope Lutheran churches will
bring either salad or dessert to
the picnic.
An early informal commu
nion service at Hope Lutheran
Church, Heppner is scheduled
for 8:30 a.m. There will be no
worship services at Valby
Lutheran Church on Aug. 21.
Worship services will resume
Chamber Chatter
By Claudia Hughes. Chamber Manager
Horses, horses, horses, Mor
row County Fair, parade,
chamber lunch at the
fairgrounds Aug. 18, 4-H
livestock auction, Merchants'
sidewalk sale Friday, Episcopal
Church barbecue, Saturday, 4
to 7 p.m. Masonic Lodge
breakfast before the parade,
just 'Horsin' Around in Mor
row County'.
Everybody needs to have
some fun to get the creative
juices flowing. Check out the
Chamber booth at the fair
where board members did a bit
of horsin' around. Enjoy other
events and activities during the
weekend. Welcome strangers
to the community and en
courage them to have a great
time dancing, eating, shopp
ing, participating in fair events,
and applauding their favorite
cowboy. Kick up your heels
and have a good time in
Heppner.
Complete your weekend
with the Wrangler all you can
eat breakfast, church and Mor
row County Rodeo.
normal schedule on Sunday
August 28.
Auditions set
Auditions for parts in the
Nutcracker ballet have been
scheduled for Saturday, Aug.
27, at the Vert Auditorium in
Pendleton. Children six years
and up are invited to audition.
Audition times were not
available at presstime. For fur
ther information call Bonney Jo
Carlson, 922-3945.
Kinzua monies
distributed
Recipients of the Kinzua
community grants have been
announced. Kinzua Corpora
tion awarded $250,000 for com
munity projects as a goodwill
gesture to the Heppner-
Lexington-Ione community
following the mill's change of
»hands.
Following are projects which
will receive funding: South
Morrow County Scholarship
Trust-$10,000 to establish
scholarships; Pioneer Memorial
Hospital-$25,000 for partial fun
ding of x-ray equipment; South
Morrow County EMT Associa-
tion-$15,000 for two defibril
lators; Heppner Day Care-
$7,000 for a learning library;
Willow Creek Park District-
$20,000 partial funding RV
park; Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo
Committee-$25,000 partial fun
ding rodeo facilities; Heppner
Baseball Field Committee-
$5,000 partial funding; lone
American Legion Post no. 95-
$3,000 partial funding
modernization.
Three additional projects
were funded contingent upon
the plans being approved and
the balance of the projects'
costs allocated. These projects
were Heppner Chamber of
Commerce-$20,000 partial fun
ding public restroom; Morrow
County Museum-$75,000 par
tial funding museum expan
sion; and People for the
Pool-$45,000.
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The congreations of Hope
and Valby Lutheran Churches
will join Trinity Lutheran of
Hermiston at a special Board-
man Mission Sunday celebra
tion at Good Shepherd Luth
eran Church of Boardman. The
celebration service begins at 11
a.m. on Sunday, August 21.
The congregation at Board-
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Ladies Day, Aug. 9
Low gross of the field: a three
way tie between Betty Riet-
mann, Lois Hunt and Pat
Edmundson.
Flight A: low gross-Barbara
Gilbert; low net-Mary
Schoonover; least putts-Eileen
Padberg; long drive-Anita
Boyer; K.P. #2 Pat Edmundson;
chip in #10 Betty Rietmann and
#15 Betty Carlson; birdie # 15,
Betty Carlson.
Flight B: low gross-Betty
Carlson; low net-Suzanne
Jepsen; least putts-a tie bet
ween Karen Thompson and
Mary Beamer; long drive-Betty
Carlson.
Flight C: low gross-Betty
Christman; low net-Lynnea
Sargent; least putts-a tie bet
ween Dorris Graves and Joyce
Dinkins; long drive-Betty
Christman.
Couples Tournament
Field: low gross-John Ed
mundson and Vickie Brook
shire; low net-Duane and
Robanai Disque.
First flight low gross: first-
John and Kathy Wall, second-
Bill and Sally Dyer, third-Pat
and Jeff Edmundson, fourth-
Mark and Kristi Smalley.
Low net: first-Jeff and Kathy
Steger, second-Larry and Kerry
Pettyjohn, third-John and Kel
ly Boyer, fourth-Vern and
Wanda Willis.
Second flight low gross: first-
Dave and Tricia Gunderson,
second-Frank Bailey and Darla
Richards, third-jay and Lori
Straley, fourth-Earl and Peggy
Fishburn.
Low net: first-Earl and Carol
Norris, second-Dave and San-
di Hanna, third-Neoma Bailey
and Dave Richards, fourth-
Leonard and Jill Hauke.
Sunday Men's Play
Aug. 14
Low gross: first-Duane Dis
que, second-a tie betwen
George Waterland, Howard
Gilliam and Barry Munkers.
Low net: first-Frank Bailey,
second-Duck Lusher, third-a tie
between Dave Mitchell and
Mike Doherty.
Long drive: Duck Lusher.
K.P.: Barry Munkers.
Least Putts: Dave Mitchell.
Ladies Day, Aug. 16
Flight A: low gross-Mary
Schoonover; low net-Neoma
Bailey; least putts-Carol Norris;
birdie #4-Pat Edmundson;
K.P.#4 Pat Edmundson # 8
Mary Schnoonover.
Flight B: low gross-Norma
French; low net-Luvilla
Sonstegard; least putts-
Suzanne Jepsen.
Flight C: low gross-Lynnea
Sargent; low net-Betty
Christman; least putts-Joyce
Dinkins, Dorris Graves, Cam
Wishart.
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