TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 12, 1995
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W ranglers hold summer playdays
The regular play day schedul
ed for Friday, July 21, will be
cancelled in order to prepare
for the mountain trail ride to be
held Sunday, July 23. The last
play day for the summer will be
held Friday, August 5, at 6:30
p.m.
Babe Ruth all stars announced
M ichael
Schonbachler,
Stanley Cutsforth, both Hepp
ner, and Allen Gribskov, lone,
were selected to play in the
Morrow County Babe Ruth All
Star tournament at The Dalles
July 7.
Tim D ickenson, Shane
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Pocahontas gitts
and party supplies
galore!
From the
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to our store,
you'll find Pocahontas
gifts galore. They're here
now, so hurry in!
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Heppner
M atheny, Jeff W aterland,
Derek Gunderson and Keith
Scott, all Heppner, were
chosen to play for the Tri-
Côunty 14-15 year old All
American team.
Tim Sumner, Lexington, was
picked for the 14-15 year old
National Team.
The tournament begins in
Hood River Thursday, July 13.
Oregon Wheat
Commission sets
conference call
The Oregon Wheat Commis
sion will hold its next regular
meeting on Friday, July 21, via
conference call, beginning at
8:30 a.m.
The Oregon Wheat Commis
sion com piles with the
Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA)
which
prohibits
discrimination against persons
with disabilities. Those who
would like to attend the
meeting, but who need special
accommodations, contact the
OWC office 48 hours in ad
vance at 229-6665 or TDD
986-4762.
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Flag Tournament and
Barbecue, July 4
W om en's:
first
Kristi
Sm alley, second Suzanne
Jepsen, third Joyce Dinkins,
fourth Cyde Estes, fifth a tie
between Norma French and
Glenda Cole, sixth Naomi
Bailey, seventh Carol Norris,
eighth Linda Schultz, ninth
Karen Wildman, 10th Peggy
Fishbum.
Men's: first Frank Bailey, se
cond Eric Skroch, third Earl
Norris, fourth John Edmund-
son, fifth Donnie Pointer, sixth
Jim Wishart, seventh Red
Beers, eighth Tony Doherty,
ninth Tom Bedortha, 10th Mark
Smalley, 11th Don Cole, 12th
Earl Fishbum, 13th Howard
Bryant, 14th a tie between
Barry Munkers and Bob Jepsen.
Men's Championship
Greg Grant shot a one over
par 91 to capture the annual
Willow Creek Country Club
Men's Championship. Tom
Bedortha was low net of the
field with a net score of 78.
The tournament was played
at 27 holes with 38 golfers par
ticipating. Playing conditions
were ideal, although a strong
wind blew during the last two
or three holes. People for the
Pool served sandwiches for the
players.
Honorary chairman for the
tournam ent was the late
George Waterland. The event
was headed by John Edmund-
son with "excellent support"
provided by the tournament
committee which included Jim
Wishart, Ralph Walker, Earl
Fishbum, Earl Norris and Ron
Bowman.
First Flight (Handicap 12 and
below):
Low gross: first John Ed-
mundson 92, second Mark
Smalley 99, third Jaime Harer
104, fourth Pete Pearson 105.
Low net: first Duane Disque
85, second Dave Wildman 86,
third Slater Mitchell 88, fourth
Pave Gunderson 89.
Second Flight (Handicap
13-16):
Low gross: first Frank Pear
son 102, second Jay Straley 107,
third Roy Martin 111, fourth a
tie between Tad Miller and
Dave Hanna 113.
Low net: first Red Beers 87,
second Earl Fishbum 89.5,
third Brian Thompson 90.5,
fourth Rick Paullus 91.
Third Flight (Handicap 17
and above):
Low gross: first Mike Doher
ty 107, second Jay Coil 114,
third Howard Bryant 116,
fourth Gene Sonstegard 118.
Low net: first a tie between
Frank Bailey and Earl Norris
85.5, third Don Finley 86,
fourth Tim Hedman 91.5.
Special events: closest to pin-
Beers, Coil, Edmundson,
Fishbum, Finley, Hanna and
Barry Munkers;
Long putt: Thompson.
Least putts: Edmundson,
Bedortha and Bryant.
676-9200
lone reading program underway
The lone Summer Youth
Reading Program begins this
week at the lone Library.
All ages are welcome to
participate.
The library is open Monday
and Wednesday from 2-5 p.m.
C Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
There were 79 people present for the senior meal July 5 and
eight meals were home delivered. Members of the Methodist
Church served. Julia Hill won the meal ticket.
The menu for Wednesday, July 19 will be baked chicken, com,
hash browns, rolls and fruit. Members of the Lutheran Church
will serve.
The bus, driven by Ed Baker, took seniors to the Monument
reunion July 2 and to lone for the parade and again to the
fireworks July 4.
There was one table of cards in play Friday afternoon July 7.
Nine seniors watched the movie "Sherlock Undercover Dog"
Sunday evening July 9.
The bus schedule for the rest of July is as follows: Friday, July
14, Milton-Freewater senior meal site at 9 a.m. Sunday, July 23,
Gonty's cabin at 1:30 p.m. for a potluck picnic. Those attending
should bring a lawn chair. Friday, July 28, Tri-Cities Village at
Canyon Lake at 8:30 a.m. for a free lunch and tour of the retire
ment complex. Call 676-9030, or come in to the Senior Center
office to sign up for the bus trips.
Other dates to remember: Tuesday and Thursday 10 a.m. ex
ercise; Wednesday 11 a.m. blood pressures taken, noon senior
meal; Friday 2 p.m. cards; Sunday movie 7 p.m. Quilting will
resume after the fair.
Guest priest at All Saints July 16
All Saints' Episcopal Church
in Heppner, will have a guest
celebrant and preacher on Sun-
day, July 16. The Reverend I.
Dean Addington will celebrate
Holy Communion and preach
a sermon at the 10:30 a.m.
church service.
Father Addington, a retired
episcopal priest, served chur
ches in Wyoming, Texas and
New Mexico, and was involv
ed in several preaching mis
sions during his career. He cur
rently resides in Hermiston.
A time of fellowship will
follow church on Sunday,
Nursery care is provided dur-
ing the worship. There will be
no adult study or Sunday
School until September.
Everyone is welcome to at
tend worship.'
B e g in n in g M o n d a y J u ly 1 0 th
Mon. - Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sat.
7 a.m.-4 p.m.
Phone 503-989-8221 or 1-800-452-7396
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Hope, Valby
church schedule
"Living the Dream" is the
sermon topic this week at Hope
and Valby Lutheran churches.
Service of Holy Communion
at Valby, located at lone on the
Ione-Gooseberry Road, are at 9
a.m. The adult Bible class will
continue its study of the Gospel
of Luke at 8:15 a.m.
Hope Lutheran, in Heppner,
will celebrate Holy Commu
nion at 11 a.m.
Help us celebrate a hap
py 85 th birthday fo r
Annabelle Logan Open
House 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. on
Saturday July 15 at
John and Lynn Prag Rt.l
Box 59, E. Wilson Rd. at
Laurel Lane Boardman
fo r more information
call 481-9260.
Garage sale at Stokes
A garage sale will be held at
Stokes Landing Senior Center
in Irrigon, North Main and
Opal, each Monday through
July and August, from 9 a.m.
to noon.
The proceeds of the sale will
go to the care and maintenance
of the building and grounds.
July Clearance Sale
Men’s Grey and Teal Cowboy Cut
Wranglers
Reg. 32.95 Now
Ladies Jeans
$2 4 95
$ 10°°
Off
B y Wrangler and Blaze
Deckers for Men
Discontinued Styles
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Sat.
8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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$ 10°°
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Ladies
Western Shirts
B y W rangler and Southw est Canyon
$ 10°°
Off
M e n ’s Short Sleeve
Sport Shirts
All
$ 50 0
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M e n ’s short sleeve
Western Shirts
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Bingo has been changed from
Kate's Pizza to the old union
hall on Main Street.
Doors will open at 1 p.m. on
Sundays. Calling begins at 2
p.m. Bingo will also be held at
the union hall on Wednesdays
beginning at 7 p.m. until the
Elk's Club Bingo starts up this
fall.
Proceeds from the Bingo
games will benefit the swimm
ing pool fund.
Levi
Morrow County Grain Growers
HARVEST HOURS
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Bingo changed
193 N. Main St.
Heppner
$500 Off