EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 25, 1999
'Credit card' sales to benefit sports program
Proceeds will be used to
upgrade the weight training
facility, purchase Colt football
equipment, training equipment
for volleyball and other needs of
the athletic programs at Heppner
schools.
asking for donations," said
Grant. "I think that this fits into
the fund raising philosophy of
the Wildhorse Club."
Football players from grade 5-
12 and volleyball players from
grade 7-12 will participate.
French family takes in first rodeo
YOU'RE INVITED
to Gail & Rome's
Retirement
OPEN HOUSE
on Saturday, Aug. 28th
from 2 -4 p.m.
at Central Market
Heppner HS principal Ron
Anthony shows one of the new
Gold Cards.
The Oregon Tail Pro Rodeo had some special visitors this year. A family from France attending
their first rodeo were here in Heppner. Pictured above at the rodeo are : left to right Jeremie,
Antoine, Marilou, Chantal and Diego Gonzales of Goudargues France. The family has relatives in
Pilot Rock and were in the US on a three week visit their first to this country. They said they had
been to bullfights but not to a rodeo.
Morrow County kids
participate in tourney
Driscoll, 58.
Thirteen and over division: low
gross-first Tucker Carnes, 41,
second Darin Skaggs, 43, third
Matt Young, 50; low net-first
Jacob Bums, 40, second a tie
between Damian Wolfgram and
Ryan Poffenberger, 44.
Girls: low gross-first Dawn
Helzer, 76, second Megan Orr,
80; low net-first Jade Martinez,
73, second Ashley Martinez, 77.
The sportsmanship award went
to Tucker Carnes.
A large group of kids from
Morrow County attended the
Umatilla-Morrow County Junior
Golf Championships at the Echo
Hills Golf Course on Tuesday,
Aug. 17.
The group had just finished four
weeks of golf lessons with golf
pro Pete Strawick to qualify for
the golf tournament.
The tournament results are as
follows: 6-8 year old division:
low gross-first Ryan Ramos, 48,
second Wiley Dodd, 53, third
Brent Eckman, 54. fourth Mark
McCabe, 64, fifth Devin
Gutterud, 66, sixth Joey Bums,
67, seventh Travis Coffelt, 69,
eighth Thomas Walchli, 70; low
net-first Justin Gutierrez, 49,
second Chance Day, 58, third a
tie between Luke Young and
Tyler Hawkins. 60, fifth Tyler
Christiansen 66, sixth a three-
way tie between Dillan Massey,
Bryan Holland and Lane
Shockman, 67, ninth Colter
McCallum, 68.
Nine-12 year old division: low
gross-first Sam Taylor, 41,
second Anthony Farretta, 47,
third Scott Logan, 52, fourth
Kyle Brown, 53, fifth Vinme
Dodd, 58, sixth a tie between
Nathan Kennedy and Roy
Proctor, 59; low net-first Jeff
Jowers, 45, second Matt Ellis,
49, third a tie between Jeff
Greene and Tyler Campbell, 51,
fifth Matt McCabe, 54, sixth
Brock Bums, 56. seventh Brent
Correction
A photo caption in the August
18 Gazette-Times was incorrect.
Babette Wall and Lori Straley
were misidentified as judges in a
photo about the Morrow County
Fair. Wall was observing the
judging and Straley was
superintendent of the clothing
department. Only Barbara Gray
was a clothing judge.
Road Construction
Status Report
Notice to the citizens who
utilize and enjoy the Willow
Creek (Coal Mine Grade) area:
The
US.
Dept.
of
Transportation lists its planned
construction
activities
on
Willow Creek Road for the week
of Monday, Aug. 23:
Tidewater plans to resume
work on Wednesday, Aug. 25,
beginning with tight blading.
Heppner Elementary School This means to make certain that
welcomes two new teachers to its all the aggregate that is supposed
staff this fall, says HES Principal to be on the grade is there and
Phyllis Danielson.
where it is supposed to be
Marianne Elguezabal will teach placed. There will be two
third grade, replacing Karen graders working to accomplish
Dubuque who retired, and Tom this portion of the aggregate.
Shear will teach art in a shared
Starting on Monday., Aug. 30,
pos ition with Heppner High they plan to start placing the
School and lone Schools. Shear emulsified aggregate base, a
replaces Kaya McLaren, who four-inch layer of aggregate
resigned.
mixed with one percent asphalt
Danielson said that upcoming oil. to seal the base aggregate.
activities include the start up of Sometime in the middle of next
the Parents Club and a monthly week, they plan to have the
newsletter.
guardrail sub-contractor begin
driving the posts for the rail.
The only truck traffic that
BUSINESS CARDS
should be on the FS 53 road and
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the Shaw Creek detour route will
be logging and chip trucks.
The concrete barriers are still
in place and will remain until
Wednesday or Thursday of this
week.
Emergency
access
through the project will be
maintained throughout the
construction season.
Willow Creek Road will
remain open to local traffic only,
as far as Cutsforth Park. The
park will remain open through
1999 Venture Van
the normal season. The detour
4-door, loaded, factory rebate of $1,500 or 0% GMAC
route through Shaw Creek Road
financing up to 36 months, 2.9% financing 37- 48 months or
to the four comers, to Penland
3.9% financing 49-60 months.
Lake and Ukiah, is and will
remain open to all traffic.
1999 Chevrolet Blazer
During the 1999 construction
4-door, LT, sunroof, leather, loaded, factory rebate of
season, Willow Creek Road
(Coal Mine Grade) (FS 53 Road)
$2,000 or 0% GMAC financing up to 36 months, 2.9%
will remain closed to all through
financing 37-48 months or 3.9% financing 49-60 months.
traffic, from Cutsforth Park to
the intersection of FS Roads
1999 Chevrolet T racker
5321 (Penland Lake Road).
4-door, 4x4, factory rebate cff $1,500 or 0% GMAC
There will be some logging
financing up to 36 months, 2.9% financing 37-48 months or
truck traffic from the FS 21 road
4.9% financing 49-60 months.
(Penland Lake Road) and chip
truck traffic from the FS 5350
road (Texas Pit Road).
1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue GL
Watch for log and chip trucks,
4-door, leather interior, factory rebate of $1,000 or GMAC
travelers, campers and wood
financing 0% up to 36 months, 2.9% financing 37-48 months
cutters, observe the warning
or 3.9 % financing 49-60 months.
signs, including the speed limit,
on the Shaw Creek Road detour
1999 Oldsmobile Alero GL
route, and observe the barricades
4-door, factory rebate of $1,000 or 0% GMAC financing up
at both ends of the construction
zone. Have a safe summer and
to 36 months, 2.9% financing 37-48 months or 3.9% financing
remember that the barricaded
49-60 months.
road closures are for the
traveling public's safety.
Federal Highways asks the
traveling public for their
patience, consideration and
cooperation, and appreciates
input from the public.
There's never been a better time!
Contact Robert G. Toops,
project engineer, at (541) 676-
Wright Chevrolet. Inc.
5904 in Heppner for additional
Chevrolet & Oldsmobile
information.
HES welcomes
new staff
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The "Gold Card" is coming to
Heppner soon. Heppner athletes
will be selling a credit card with
discounts
at
Heppner,
Lexington, Hermiston and
Pendleton businesses.
The athletes will canvas the
communities of Heppner and
Lexington to sell the cards.
"We want to make this a good
team-building experience for the
kids and put forth a good image
to the community," said Terri
Gentry Heppner High School
volleyball coach.
"This is the number-one selling
card of it's kind," said Greg
Grant Heppner High School
football coach. "I was skeptical
at first, but after talking to
several other communities that
have participated, I was satisfied
that this was a good deal for
everyone."
Hermiston and Pendleton are
participating in the same
program.
"We have traditionally tried to
provide a service or product as
opposed to just going out and
Stop in for cake & coffee
and wish Gail and Forrie
GOOD LUCK!
"4 4 years in the grocery business"
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Kathryn Cutsforth & Edward Fullmer
Wedding-Saturday, August 28th
Darcee Padberg & Slater Mitchell
Wedding-Saturday, September 4th
Ruth Norton & Dustin Smith
Wedding-Saturday , September 4th
Mary Jane McCarty & Aaron Heideman
Wedding-Saturday, September 11th
Justice Court
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217 North M ain
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in
Heppner reports handling the fol
lowing business:
Gaylin Fickel, 55, Heppner-
Resisting Arrest, Harassment,
Disorderly Conduct, $1126 fine
and 180 days in jail, $300 andjail
sentence suspended with two
years probation with no further
violation of law and complete an
alcohol education program with
Morrow County Behavioral
Health;
Andy Burt, 20, Heppner-Car-
rying a Concealed Weapon, $626
fine, 90 days in jail, jail sentence
and $300 suspended with one year
probation with no further violation
of law;
Laura Losacco, 27, Sutherlin-
Violation of the Basic Rule, 77
mph in a 55 mph zone, $ 197 fine;
James G. Doherty, 46, Spray-
Unsafe Passing on the Left (Mo
tor Vehicle Accident), Careless
Driving, $316 fine;
Ronald Richard Young, 37, San
Mateo. CA.-Violation of the Ba
sic Rule, 73 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$106 fine.
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IN SUPPORT OF YOUTH ACTIVITIES IN MORROW COUNTY
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