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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 7, 1995 - FIVE Benefit set for ailing youth m encem ent cerem ony on Saturday, June 10, at 11 a.m. Steven James Larsen, Board- man, will receive a bachelor of science degree in art. Family barbecue golf results putt on holes #four and five and K.P. second shot on hole one. C h airp erso n s for the barbecue were Rollie and Deb bie Marshall with Roy and Juanita Martin, Dean and Mary Eleanor Gilman, and John and Pat Edmundson, helping. Upcoming events for WCCC include the Jo Pettyjohn's W omen's tournam ent June 10-11; Jack and Jill June 16, and the m en's tournament June 24-25. Lutherans celebrate Holy Communion Seniim We Steve Larson graduates from W OSC Raffle items include a round Western Oregon State Col trip to Reno for two for four lege, Monmouth, will grant ap days and three nights (lodging proxim ately 900 academ ic an d tra n sp o rta tio n ); a degrees and present its highest Deschutes River fishing trip; a awards during its 138th com ladies' Seiko bracelet watch; d in n e r certificates; and afghans. Raffle tickets are being sold at Green Feed and Seed, Hepp- ner; Columbia Preview Video, Twelve golfers participated in Boardman; Irrigon Quick Stop; the family barbecue held at Country Flowers, Condon, Willow Creek Country Club H erm iston L eather; and June 4. Despite the rainy course Huskey Market, Moro; Grass conditions, the team of Gene Valley Market; Lean-To Cafe, and Luvilla Sonstegard and Wasco; Jack's Fine Foods, Rollie and Debbie Marshall shot Biggs; Frosty's, Rufus; Thrifty a one under par 29 to win the Food C en ter, A rlington; four club scramble event. Se Heights Texaco, Hood River; cond place went to John and Feedshack, The Dalles; and Pat Edmundson and Louis and Mid-Columbia Vet, Golden- Alene Rucker, who shot an dale. even par 30. Rollie Marshall For more information on the won all special events: long dance, a current list of auction items, or absentee bidding, call Lynna Meakins, (503) 922-2672. The congregation of Hope Lutheran Church, Heppner, will celebrate the rite of confir mation and the sacrament of Holy Communion, Trinity Sun day, June 11. about a Medicare Supplement Matt Berretta, Audra Bunch, handle several companies and Casey Evans, Casey Ingraham will be glad to help you and Glen Nesse will be con firmed. They have completed a tw o-year stu d y of M artin Luther's small catechism and 676-5818 an overview of the books of the Old and New Testament. Now they are ready to affirm the Oregon Trail Library Presents vows their parents made on A benefit dance and auction will be held for Brett King on June 16, at The Dalles armory, beginning at 6 p.m. King, the 15 year old son on Jeff and Paula King, has a rare and serious ailment. The dance will feature "Countryfied". Admission will be $5 per person, or $8 per cou ple. A barbecue will also be available. The auction will be held mid way through the dance. Auc tion items include one Mike Beers Roping School Tuition; 10 cutting lessons from Bryant ranches; paint, quarter horse, and Arabian breeding cer tificates for the 1996 season; hay and feed; Pendleton Round-Up tickets; a rifle; and a guided cougar hunting trip in Montana. Raffle tickets will be sold that evening until 10 p.m; with the proceeds going to benefit King. Call us Summer chemistry classes offered C P loyhar I nsurance , . with books ^ their behalf at their baptism, said Reverend Stan Hoobing. A reception will follow the service. Service of Holy Communion and Sunday school opportuni ty will be held at Valby Lutheran Church at 9 a.m. An adult Bible class will resume sessions prior to the worship service at 8:15 a.m; the class will continue its study of the Gospel of Luke. The congrega tion will recite the Athanasian Creed. Fellowship will follow the worship service. Hill House adds raised flower beds * The 1995 Summer Reading Program Special programs every Friday at 10 :30 a.m. June 9 - July. 14 ^ ----- ------------- — - Get the details at your library 676-9964 444 N. Main * CLEAN DP YOUR YARD W ITHOUT CLEANING OUT YOUR WALLET ©Husqvarna C H A IN SA W S Model 51 Slcc, 20" Bar • Runs 2 Or Cleaner * Model 41 • 18" Bar, 40cc • Low vibration Model 2 3 ^ 1 ' • 16" Bar, 38cc • Only 8.8 lbs.! 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In the second and third grade class "K itchen Chem istry" students will learn how to safe ly mix and measure to enjoy the magic of changing colors, liberating gases, and analyzing solutions. All of this will be done with things found in the kitchen. "Your Own Mini-Lab" is the fo u rth -six th grade class. Students will make their own mini-chemistry lab. They will make cheese, glue, play putty, and more with the equipment. There will be eight classes total in the session. The classes will meet Monday through Thursday for two weeks begin ning July 19. The class meeting times are K-one from 8-9 a.m.; second-third from 9:30-10:30 a.m.; and fourth-sixth from 11 a.m. to noon. The registration fee is $45, which covers the cost of materials, teacher salaries, liability insurance, and ad ministrative costs. All materials will be sent home with the students in hopes that the ex periments and activities will be repeated, said Sarah Carlson, program coordinator. "This chemistry series is on ly available once every three years, truly making it a unique opportunity for children to par ticipate in recreational science. After seeing the materials and lessons for this series, I can confidently say that any child taking these classes will have fun while learning chemistry science," said Carlson. Registration will close June 16. Registration forms are available through the Heppner and lone Schools, or may be obtained from Carlson. A limited number of scholarships are available. For more infor m ation, contact C arlson, 422-7245. Educator's hold golf tournament Thirty-seven area golfers played at Willow Creek Coun try Club on Saturday, June 3, in the annual Morrow County Educator's Golf Tournament. M en's low gross champion was Gary Hunt with a score of 63. H unt edged out Greg Grant, who also shot 63, by shooting a par 3, one better than G rant's bogey 4, on the second hole, the course's number one handicap hole. There was a tie for low gross in the w omen's competition with Heather Villanueva and Gail Blek both shooting 81. Under the tie breaker pro cedure, the low gross cham pionship was aw arded to Villanueva. Lunch was served by the WCCC women. Jim Wishart and Earl Fishbum headed up the scoring table. The competi tion was successful and en joyed by all participants. Greg Grant was chairman of the event. Results are as follows: Men's gross: first Gary Hunt 63, second Dick Lowry 65, third John Edmundson 69, fourth a tie between Gary Miller and Ron Deutz 71, sixth a tie bet w een Ed H iem stra, Dan Jamieson, and Curt Wheeler 74. Women's gross: first Heather Villanueva 81, second Gail Blek 81, third Pat Edmundson 83, fourth Jean Albrich 87, fifth Jean Strange 88. Net (Callaway H andicap System): first Greg Grant 60, second a tie between Joe Eddy and Jack Bowen 61, fourth Bill Keyser 62, fifth a tie between John Strop, Mike Neyman, Connie Kilgel, and Ralph Walker 63. Special events winners: K.P. second shot-#l and 10 Grant and Blek; K.P#3 and 12 Deutz; #4 and 13 Pat Edmundson; and long drive #6 and 15 Mike Robinson and Blek. Nella Britt in front of raised garden beds The five elderly women stay ing at Hill House in Heppner can now work the soil in rais ed bed gardens, thanks to operator Nella Britt. Raised garden beds are recommended for individuals that find the bending involved with conventional gardening either difficult or impossible. While the women that stay at Hill House are not confined to wheelchairs, they do suffer from a variety of ailments that range from heart problems to diabetes to poor eyesight. With the aid of one of the residents, Britt recently planted the gardens with a variety of flowers and vegetables. O regon State U niversity Master Gardener Gail Hughés supplied Hill House with infor mation on the hows and whys of raised bed gardening. For copies of that information, con tact the Morrow County Exten sion Office, 676-9642, and leave a message for the Master Gardeners. Community choir plans concert The South Morrow Com munity Choir Spring Concert will be held Sunday, June 11, at 7:30 p.m. at the Heppner Nazarene Church. This will be the choir's first performance at this church. Debbie Wryn is the choir's director; Sharia Erich is the accompanist. The group will perform a variety of secular and sacred music selections, from a 16th century madrigal titled "Follow Me, Sweet Love" to the "Cir cle of Life" from the popular movie, "The Lion King". There will also be a piece sung in Hebrew, "Bashana H aba'ah" and a Latin song, "Jubilate Deo". Myma VanQeave and Erich will perform "Sonata in D " by Mozart. Matthew Jepsen will perform "Concert Etude" on his trumpet, accompanied by Debbie Wryn. There is no admission fee, but donations will be accepted. 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