FOUR • Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, July 21, 1999
Waterline installed at fairgrounds
Over 50 attend Bible school
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Photo by Allison Sykes
Children and helpers with the joint Episcopal, Lutheran and Methodist church-sponsored Bible school
present donations of food and money to the Heppner Neighborhood Center.
Over 50 children attended
vacation Bible school July 12-16
in Heppner.
The theme for the Bible school,
which was co-sponsored by the
Valby Lutheran Church, the
City of Heppner workers install water pipe at the Morrow County Fairgrounds.
The city o f Heppner installed
an eight-inch main water line at
the fairgrounds last week.
The project, a joint effort
between the city, the county and
the fair board, has the potential to
be looped in with Fairview in the
future, said Heppner City
Manager Gerry Breazeale.
Breazeale said that the fair
board is paying for materials and
the city providing installation.
Willow Creek All Stars third in league
United Methodist Church, Hope
Lutheran Church and All Saints'
Episcopal Church, was "The
Great Bibleland Dig." Children
explored the life of Jesus Christ
in songs and activities.
The children donated food and
money they collected during the
week
to
the
Heppner
Neighborhood Center.
Thirty-three volunteers assisted.
'Celebrate Heppner' planned July 30
"Celebrate Heppner" has been
planned for Friday, July 30, with
a sidewalk sale, dunk tank and
other events planned throughout
the day.
Friday's activities include: 1
p.m.-chalk drawings through age
12; 2 p.m.-coin scramble, 2-4
years and 5-7 years; 3 p.m.-
music; 3:30 p.m. tricycle races
on the shamrock, bring your own
wheels; 4 p.m. music featuring
Zac Grooms; 4-7 p.m. enchilada
feed at St. Patrick's Senior
Center, sponsored by the
Heppner Ministerial Association;
5 p.m. Hoola Hoop contest on the
shamrock for all ages; 5:30 p.m.-
music; 5:45 p.m.-raffle drawing;
6 p.m.-announcement of Irish
sister city winner; 7 p.m. Bingo
at the senior center.
That evening activities at the
fairgrounds include: 6 p.m.-
"brand your board" (bring your
iron, electric or otherwise, and
$100, proceeds go toward the
Wilkinson building completion
fund); 7:30 p.m.-ribbon cutting
and dedication of the Wilkinson
building; 8 p.m.-Morrow County
Fair and Rodeo kick off dance,
featuring Zac Grooms, male
youth winner of the 1999 Golden
Globe Music Award. This event
is sponsored by the Fair
Committee and is free to the
community in appreciation of
their contributions to the fair and
rodeo.
Gun Club
to hold shoot
The Morrow County Gun Club
will hold their monthly shoot this
Sunday, July 25, at noon.
The lone United Church of Christ
is selling bricks to help fund
our new church.
Ifou n&vc the ofifaonttuufy fo oe a, from
Nine-10-year old all »tars pictured left to right: Quinn Peck, Aaron Allstott, Cody Hollis, Ben Logan, Nach<
Elguezabal, Josh Timmerman, Robbie Smith, Matt McCabe, Colton Hanson, Cody Ford Day, Nathar
Kennedy, Drew Messenger, Kody Lovgren, Ethan Parks. Not pictured are coaches Dave Messenger Dalla<
Martin and Dennis Peck.
The W illow Creek White Sox
ended their All-Star season with
a tough loss to Hood River on
Thursday, July 8, in White
Salmon, Wa.
The White Sox had already
beat Hood River in their first
game, 7-6, and then won against
Justice Court
Report
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in
Heppner reports handling the fol
lowing business:
Ryan Pettyjohn, 18, Heppner-
Careless Driving, $416 fine;
Royal K. Robinson, 18, Hepp
ner-Violation o f the Basic Rule,
75 mph in a 55 mph zone, and
Failure to Carry Proof o f Insur
ance, $142 fine;
Rick Smith, 42, Heppner-Driv-
ing while License Suspended in
fraction, $192 fine;
B rent V in son H aler, 20,
Gresham-Violation o f the Basic
Rule, 70 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$106 fine;
W illiam D. Tews, 40, lone,
DUII, $1126 fine, must complete
alcohol education and complete 80
hours o f community service;
Tony A. Fox, 31, Heppner-Vio
lation o f the Basic Rule, 45 mph
in a 25 mph zone, $106 fine.
The Dalles, 9-2, in their second
game in Madras.
Their first loss came against
Hermiston in Heppner and with
the second loss the White Sox
were eliminated, but still came
away with a third-place finish in
the River League.
"This was the first year fc
Willow Creek to send a team t
the 9-10 year old All-Sta
tournament, they did a great jo
representing the Willow Cree
Little
League,"
said
spokesperson.
£ t/uA exciting fmaject
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NAME:
ADDRESS:
Exact wording to be on the brick:
with a minor in economics. A
resident of the Bums area since
1996, she now is a cost
accountant for the Harney Coach
Works at Hines.
Evans is the daughter of Wayne
and Sue Evans, Riley, formerly
of
Heppner,
and
the
granddaughter of Don and
Margaret Evans of Heppner.
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C arl:
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I bet I've driven a rig full of chickens
through every town in Oiegon.
Pelican: Guess somebody has to show
those flightless fowls the sights.
C arl:
And y'know, everywhere I go I see
you and your friendly bank.
Pelican: Yep, we've landed in a lot of places
besides Klamath Falls lately
C arl:
Veterans may
apply for
certificates
Members o f the armed forces
and civilian employees during
the Cold War, September 2,
1945-December 26, 1991, may
be eligible for a certificate o f
recognition
for
their
participation, according to Mark
White o f Lexington.
Those who wish to apply for
the certifícate may wnte to: Cold
War Recognition, 4035 Ridgetop
Road,
Suite 400, Fairfax,
Virginia 22030.
Those applying need to send
copies o f documents indicating
their time o f service.
According to White, 22
million people may be eligible,
but only around 92,000 have
received their certificates so far.
$50 dtotatitotf
To order a brick, send this form and $ 5 0 (checks made to lone UCC)
to Jannie Allen, P.0. Box 11 , lone, O R 9 7 8 4 3
UofO lists local grad
Kelsie Evans, a 1995 graduate
o f Heppner High School, was
among approximately 3,700
candidates for degrees who were
eligible to participate in the
University of Oregon’s 1999
spring commencement.
Evans received a bachelor of
science degree in accounting.
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Maybe I'll look you up when I
head to Garibaldi next week.
Pelican: Til then, fly low and avoid the radar
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