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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1998)
* w cat*! • \ ». . » * -V* ■ .-,■ ■• • V* ".-.v * *. - •. s*'; y '•• •.■•.■ « - ; » Xt „ » Í* S8 ssl3 » v, V .••• *• * • • • i i v , • - k ' *. ■ ** «*** » -♦ *9 • • • « • * . r * . * . . . r * »• «< Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner Oregon Wednesday, August 26,1998 Road work from page one HWY 207 GALE ST. on Court Street which provides for a handicap ramp from the tennis courts to the Heppner Middle School gym. A third grant will fund an additional project, which has not yet begun. This project, funded through a $99,953 ODOT Small Scale Urban Highway Bicycle and Pedestrian Projects grant will realign the Court Street intersection in front of the courthouse. Campus Life raffle winner announced August 18, 73 boys and girls from all over Umatilla and Morrow counties teed it up for their third annual golf championship held at Echo Hills Golf Course in Echo. Thirty boys and girls ages six to eight, 28 boys and girls ages nine to 12 and 15 teens ages 13 to 15 played nine holes of golf. In the six to eight age group, Brent Driscoll fired a gross 45, and Janessa Lott, a six-year-old girl from Heppner, fired a net 52. Second place went to Matthew Ellis with a 58 gross and Matt McCabe of Heppner with a 59 net. In the nine to 12 age group, Lance Lott from Heppner fired a 47 gross and Shane Dillavou fired a net 44. Second place went to Tyler Boyer of Lexington with a gross 48 and Sam Taylor from Echo with a net 45. All eight of these juniors won new sets of golf clubs. In the 13 and over group, Fletcher Keener fired a gross 51 and Shannon Wetherell from Boardman fired a 46 net. Second place gross went to Brad Bowman from Heppner with a 51 and Jacob Flemmer from Stanfield with a net 51. The girls' division was won by Shannon Wetherell on the gross side, and Janessa Lott on the net side. Second place went to Melissa Prater and Shareana Pittam. Complete results are as follows: six-eight-year-olds, gross-first Brent Driscoll 45, second Matthew Ellis 58, third Sam Grogan 60, fourth Brock Bums 63, fifth Matt Veale 65, sixth John Newman 65, seventh Travis Gabriel 70; net-first Janessa Lott 52, second Matt McCabe 55, third Jack Taylor 57, fourth Chance Day, Heppner, 57, fifth Colter McCallum 58, sixth Joey Bums 63, seventh Robbie Groeschell 63. Nine-12 year olds: gross-Lance Lott 47, Tyler Boyer 48, Gabe Meyers 50, Jacob Bums 51, Jeft Green 51, Scott Logan; net- Shane Dillavou 44, Sam Taylor 45, Tyler Campbell 46, Matt Johlke 46, Jordan Fisher 51, Anthony Farretta 51. 13 and over: gross-Fletcher Keener 51, Brad Bowman 51; net-Shannon Wetherell 46, Jacob Flemmer 51. Girls' division: gross-Shannon Wetherell 46, Melissa Prater 62; net-Janessa Lot 52, Shareana Pittam 66. The tournament is sponsored by Shop'n Kart grocery, Ferranti-Leavitt Insurance. Logan International, Hale Farms, Schroth Realty, Wilcox Furniture, Oregon Trail Mobile Homes, TCB Transportation, Quail's Excavating, Echo Hills Golf Course, Willow Creek Country Club (Heppner), McDonald's of Hermiston, Swire Coca Cola and Peterson Electric. The businesses from Umatilla and Morrow counties added over $2,000 to the prize fund which The raffle, which raised $220 toward the purchase of a van for Campus Life, would not have been possible without the generous contributions of the Heppner community, says Greg Lynch of Campus Life. Register now for preschool classes Wednesdays for three year olds. (The child must be three or four by Sept. 1 to begin preschool.) Preschool hours are from 8-11 a.m. The cost is $25 for three year olds and $50 for four year olds. Heppner Preschool teacher is Sue Norton and preschool aide is Merry Brannon. Pre-registration for Heppner Preschool is from Aug. 24-28. Openings are going fast, said a spokesperson. Register by calling the Heppner Day Care at 676- 5429 or 676-9968. Preschool starts Tuesday, Sept. 1 and is held Tuesdays and Thurs days for four year olds, and WEB SITE www. heppner. net ONLY $45 PER PAGE, PER YEAR Businesses, Organizations, Churches, Government... B E A PART O F HEPPMER’S ONLINE COMMUNITY! C o n ta c t the H e p p n e r G a ze tte -T im e s 676-9228, fax 676-9211 for more information w w w .heppnat.netw w w .heppnet.netw w w .heppnet.net NEW ITEMS! Dakota Sterling Silver Earrings ♦ i V ? -*v I I Two new channels added to Heppner TV Two new channels are being added to the basic service on Heppner T.V. Inc.'s channel lineup. The History Channel is now on Channel 27 with FOX Sports Northwest to be added as soon as the equipment arrives. The History Channel delves into the past with a full slate of historical documentaries, movies and mini-series, with facts, rare footage and original points of view. A wide range of original and acquired U.S., world, and social history programming is featured to provide viewers with "All of History. All in one Place.” FOX Sports Northwest offers the region's most complete coverage of professional, collegiate and high school sporting events, said a Heppner T V. spokesperson. In addition to FOX Sports Northwest originated programming, the network provides "the most comprehensive sports news coverage in the Northwest". The channel is committed to provide home team coverage of professional and collegiate Day Care requests sports such as baseball, basketball and football, as well as event series, lifestyle programs, Olympic sports, special events and news updates, they said. When launched, FOX Sports NW will be found on Channel 2 "The Heppner T.V. Inc. board of directors hope the added channels will enhance the subscribers' viewing quality. They will continue to provide the most popular viewed networks for the subscribers' entertainment," they said. All posts and clutches hypo-allergenic stainless steel M n d A M k t k t Peterson' % Jewelers 676-9200 Look What’s Happening... w Resort WILDIiOKSIi CASINO KtSOKl In the Bingo Hall... ‘M U S T -G O ’ BINGO SESSIONS! $5,000 $5,000 $10,000 Wed., Sept. 2 Wed., Sept. 9 Sat., Oct 24 AND CARMVAL CRUISE GIVEAWAYS sun., Sept. 27 Sun., Oct. 4 check ins Heppner Day Care is request ing that people call and check in ahead of time before bringing in their child to make sure a space is open. They also ask that parents call them if their child will not at tend a day. This helps them in staffing the appropriate number of help. The new rates for the Hepp ner Day Care are $2 an hour for the first child and $1.50 an hour for each additional child. Bank of Eastern Oregon s u p p o r t s F F A a n d 4 -H in y o u r c o m m u n ity . P urchases made a t the 1998 M orrow County Fair: JODIE CARLSON - HEPPNER CHELSEA COOLEY - IRRIGON KATIE HAMS - IONE JULIE MASON ~ BOARDMAN MEGAN McCABE ~ IONE KARL MORGAN ~ IONE LIZ ORWICK - LEXINGTON SHANNA RIETMANN - HEPPNER Bank of Eastern Oregon Supporting Your Communities ^Around the corner, not around the state” M em ber F D IC w w w . h t j a p n t x . n t t w w w .h t p p n t t .n t t HAVE A PAGE ON HEPPNER'S NEW meant that the winners in each division and second place in the six-to-eight and mne-to-12 age groups won complete sets of golf clubs. Golf instructor was Pete Strawick. Andrew John son (L), Greg Lyn ch Andrew Johnson was the winner of the Campus Life raffle which was held August 23 at the Morrow County Fair and Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo. Johnson won a jewelry set donated by Green Feed & Seed. urw w .htjajantt.nat Local jr. golfers place in championships Sat. Aug. 29 I Beginning Sept. I! 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