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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 27, 2001 - SEVEN BEO sponsors free swim Wedding Heppner Day Care will be CLOSED in observance of Independence Day, Walborn-Ashbeck Wednesday, July 4th Eighth Annual IONE 4th of JULY CELEBRATION BEST BALL GOLF TOURNAMENT Tuesday, July 3rd, from 10 a.m. to approx. 3 p.m. (Please be on the course by 9:30 a.m.) at the Willow Creek Country Club in Heppner Willow Creek Water Park assistant manager Stephanie Clough and Willow Creek Park District Board member Skip Matthews (left) accept a donation from Darrell Raver, representing the Bank of Eastern Oregon. The bank is funding free swimming for the communitvat the water park each Monday in July. As part of the America's Promise the Bank o f Eastern Oregon, Heppner Branch, has sponsored a free swim day at the Willow Creek Water Park. Every Monday in July the pool will be open to the public at no charge from 1-5 p.m. courtesy o f the Bank o f Eastern Oregon. "W ith Colin L. Powell as its founding chairman, America's Prom ise-The Alliance for Youth is dedicated to mobilising people Cost is $30 per person (for 18 holes of golf) Proceeds this year will go to the Jason Halvorsen and Mike Matthews Memorial Scholarships Registration can be done at W heatland Insurance o r call 422-7410 Please do this by June 28 so teams can be put together from every sector o f American life to build the character and competence o f our nation's youth by fulfilling promises," said a BEO spokesperson. The Heppner Branch o f Bank o f Eastern Oregon is fulfilling one o f the prom ises to the nation by offering a safe place with structured activity during non-school hours for children o f the community. Gentrys to celebrate 50th anniversary (You can resister at the course) Michele Walborn and Andy Ashbeck Dave and Leslie Walborn o f Arlington announce the engagement o f their daughter, Michele Walborn o f Arlington, to Andy Ashbeck o f Echo. The bride-elect graduated from Arlington High School in 1996 and from Eastern Oregon University in 2000. She was a teacher with the Echo School D istrict this past year and will teach sixth grade for the Pendleton School District in the fall. Ashbeck is the son o f Alvin and Julie Ashbeck of Echo. He graduated in 1994 from Heppner High School and attended Blue Mountain Community College. He is currently employed as a heavy equipment operator for Sid Britt Plantation Harvesting in Echo. The couple will be married August 4, 2001, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Pendleton. Gribbles receive yard of the month Peterson's Heppner Jewelers, 676-9200 Bill and Pat Gentry, 1951 SUPPORT THU SCHOOLS Lowell and Dee Gribble The yard o f Lowell and Dee Gribble has been selected as the Heppner Garden Club yard of the month for June. The Gribbles have lived in their home on Gilmore Street since 1990. Their yard, which is m eticulously mowed and edged by Lowell "Grib", features iris. The Gentrys, 2001 Bill and Pat Gentry o f Heppner are celebrating 50 years o f marriage. They were married June 19, 1951, in Santa Clara, California, and have resided in Heppner as a couple since 1953. fhe Gentrys have four children, Judy Towner o f Bend, Janet Greenup of Heppner. Jerry Gentry o f Heppner and Jackie Ansotegui o f Kenai, Alaska; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. ITieir children will be hosting an informal reception for them at the Pendleton Oxford Suites on Saturday, June 30, from 4-6 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. The couple requests no gifts, but asks that people "just come for a visit." Videe ?*mes & pool available Thursday, June 28 which just finished their bloom ing cycle and roses which are in bloom now. Besides her roses and irises. Dee also points out tw o flowers which are beautiful, but not primarily displayed delphiniums and bleeding hearts. The back yard features bedding plants with hum m ing bird feeders, apple trees, apricot trees and berries. g CALEDONIAN GAMES g v<! S c o ttis h P ip in g , A t h le t i c (¿nines y ) rrj a n d H ig h la n d D a n c in g g July 1 4 t h & 1 5 t h City Park in Athena, Oregon ^ Don t miss the traditional Scottish athletics, bagpipe bands, sheepdog trials, Highland dancing (3 C* an(t Scottish music, caber toss, JK run, mini-golf tournament, plus the CALEDONIAN PARADE! ^ Internationally-known Celtic Band G O L D E N B O U G H will perform July IS. There will also be a benefit barbecue that evening. ^ ^ \ Mark Halvorsen with Edward Jones Investments now has available M o rro w C o u n ty School D istr ic t Bonds Maturity ranging from 2005 to 2021 These bonds are Federal and State tax-free with very attractive yields If you have $5,000 or more available, call immediately for details: Come enjoy a g rea t m eal A S cottish music at its best! Toll-free . 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