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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 13, 2005 Heppner softball team splits against Nyssa Lyndi Patton #2 tries for the tag on 3rd base as the Nyssa player plows in for the safe call. P hoto by Sandy M atthew s Princess H eather Yocum (hack) with stick horse racers (L-R): Cheyenne Smith and Dillion Rill. Regi Seitz lays down a bunt to advance the M ustang runners, being put out at First. Photo by Sandy M atthew s The Heppner High School girls’ softball team had a doubleheader against Nyssa on Saturday, April 9. The girls took a 4-3 win in their first game, but dropped the second game, 6-4. Heppner Dance Program to hold bake sale The Heppner Dance Program, which is a satellite program o f Performing Arts and H um anities of Hermiston, will be having a bake sale on Friday, April 15 beginning at 11 a m in front o f Central Red Apple The dance students are trying to raise money to help pay for large mirrors that will be installed in the fairground building where they practice For almost two years the students have been learning routines and p rac ticin g w ith o u t the benefit o f mirrors. Adding m irro rs will be a much needed improvement to this growing program for young dancers in Heppner • Plastic & Aluminum Signs Sold Here 1 2 X 1 8 in c h e s 18 X 2 4 in c h e s Heppner Gazette-Times 676-922H Heppner Youth Sports Academy is just around the corner Fair and Rodeo Court to hold stick horse round-up Fun, laughter and good food should make up this Saturday’s community activity. The M orrow C ounty Fair and O regon Trail Pro Rodeo court will host their first annual Stick H orse R ound-U p. The festivities jump start at the Fair Pavilion on April 16 at 5 p.m with a Chili Feed. Once the stick horses are warmed up and signed up the action will kick start at 6 p.m , with three main events for all age groups These will include barrel racing, pole bending and bronc riding. Each has a $ l fee Each child receives a candy bag for participating A special auctipn will take place in a Calcutta format Ken Grieb will help ann o u n ce and run the au ctio n I f you have a favorite racer with a fast mount make sure to come down and support the racers through the auction Awards will also be available for best-dressed horse and rider. There will also be prizes and aw ard s for high point winners. This community fun “evening out” with the kids is sponsored by M orrow C ounty Fair and O TPR c o u rt. Q ueen Jessica W ainwright and Princess H eather Yocom designed this as a fundraiser to help su p p o rt th e ir trav elin g expenses They travel many miles with their horses and stay many weekends away from home to help promote and advertise our fair and rodeo The girls want to be more involved with brining our community together and su p p o rtin g th e children during their reign as queen and princess April 16 should be fun for kids o f all ages. It would be a great warm up for the W ranglers Riding Club that follows on April 17 at the rodeo arena Enjoy an evening o f fun with the kids and don’t forget that stick horse Taxes due April 15 S tate and federal taxes are due in the mail by Friday, April 15. Submis sions postmarked after April 15 will be considered late. The sports academy is going to be back again this June The academ y is designed to allow local students to access sports camps at a bargain rate The academ y is open to all students in H eppner and lone schools “ We hope all parents and students take advantage o f the opportunity to get top notch instruction at these camps,” said Terri Gentry H eppner Head volleyball coach “The local businesses have stepped forw ard to provide the coaches and players a great opportunity right here in Heppner,” said boys b ask etb all coach Forrest M cKinnis. “This academy is an indication o f the level o f su p p o rt we receive from our community, it is just outstanding ” Local b u sin esses w ho are sp o n so rin g the academy this year are: Ruggs R anch, W heatland Insurance, Bank o f Eastern Oregon, M orrow County Grain G row ers- C -Store, M orrow C ounty G rain Growers- Polaris dealership, Devin Oil Company, Les Schwab Tire C enter and H eppner G azette Times Heppner Booster club and the Alumni Association are also major contributors to this event. “We could not begin to do this without the tremendous support that our local businesses give us,” said organizer Greg Grant The first session will be the fo o tb all cam p co n d u cted by NAIA National Champion Linfield University football staff. It will run immediately after school June 7 and 8. It is open to grades 4-12. Grades 4-8 will go from 3:45-5:30 p.m. “ This should allow those kids to get to their baseball practice also” “We don’t want to conflict with those activities any more than possible,” said Grant “Hopefully the kids can have a chance to access all that is offered ” Grades 9-12 will start at 3:45 p m and go until 8 p.m. A coach’s clinic will be offered June 6. Anyone in te re ste d in coaching fo o tb all at any level is encouraged to attend The basketball camp conducted by Gordie James and s ta ff o f W illam ette University will be held June 13-14 Anyone interested in coaching basketball at any level is en co u rag ed to contact Coach McKinnis or C oach D ow dy for information Camp sessions begin June 13 and 14 times will be: 9 a m to 11 a m., g rad es 3-5; 12-3 p .m , grades 6-8; 5-8 p.m , grades 9-12. Session times and age groups will be published at a later date The volleyball clinic conducted by Tricia Wright and s ta ff o f W illam ette University will be held June 15. Camp will be June 16 and 17, with grades 9-12, 8 a m - 12 p.m and Elementary and Junior High from 1-4 p.m. Men’s Breakfast to be held Heppner Christian C hurch is h o stin g this month’s men’s breakfast on Sunday, April 17 at 8 a m. All men and boys are welcome to come and have a great breakfast and good fellowship and listen to a good presentation Heppner Christian Church is located on the corner o f Gale and Center 3 Big Auctions 2 Days Across Hwv 395 From Chuck Wagon Cafe-Old Field Rd-Hermiston. OR-Signs Will Be Posted New Hotel/Motel Supply Dispersal Auction New' Furniture & Bronze Liquidation Cast Aluminum Life Sized Animal Dispersal Fri. April 29, 7pm Doors Open (a), 6pm Sun. May 1. 2pm Doors Open (a), 12 Noon Immediatley Follow ing N ew Furniture Auction Hand & Bath Towels, Tub Mat», Wash Clothes, Pillowcases, Pillows , Plat & Pitted Sheets. Linen» and Towels Manufactured by Cannon, Dundee, Marie», Blair. Westpoint Stevens and More!! Ironing Boards & Covers, l.otion by Marietta, Potion bv Nuetragena, Shampoo & Conditioner by Pantene, Prench Milled Soap. Dial Soap, Bath Soap by Marietta. Botani cal Conditioner, Facial Soap, Hydrating Cream. Vaseline Intensive Care Potion, Wooden & Plastic Coat Hangers, Bath Tissue by Cottonelle, North Oak Tables Coffee & End Tables Nice Collection o f Bronzes Kiser, Preference & Angel Soft, p'acial Tissue by Kleenex, Preference & Also on auction several styles of Oak and Pine Entry Tables, Coffee and End Tables, Glass and Solid Top. Mahogany Sofa and End Tables. Several Oak Pedestal and Trestle Tables Several Sets Angel Soft, Glass Tumblers, Class Ash Trays, Insulated Cups, Individually o f Oak Chairs. Formal Dining Room Sets with Tables, Chairs and Matching China Hutches. Wrapped Cups, Coffee Pilter Packs. Cocktail Napkins and Glass Pramed Prints. Approximately 100 Hardwood Chairs. And much more!! P U B L IC N O T IC E : If has been ordered that this inventory be sold at public auction to satisfy creditors and distributors. Decorative Items and Furniture Accessories. Large Selection of Prints after F Remington, C M Russell, G Harvey and many others. Plus many more items.______________________________ AUCTION CONDUCTED BY JEPP SI.AW NON & VK.RN SEAL ^ PH: 541-720-0059 406-259-4730 CELL: 406-671-4520 TERMS CASH. CRKOITC ARDS, CHECK W/PROPER ID It)",, Buyers Premium VISIT US ON THE WEBtg w w w .nationalauctionusa.com Too Many To Picture. Many More to Choose From!! Approx. 40pcs Complete Liquidation New & Used Saddle & Tack Auction^ Saturday April 30th, 7pm Doors Open Across Hwy 395 From Chuck Wagon Cafe-Old Field Rd-Hermiston, OR-Signs Will Be Posted leading Pawn Shop has ordered a complete liquidation of their large saddle and tack department to make room for [AUCTIONEERS NOTEJ their A rapidly expanding Pawn & Loan business. OVER 50 SADDLES TO BE SOLD!!! The owner is forced to liquidate all remaining New and Used Saddle and Tack Inventory to make room for his rapidly expanding Loan and Pawn Busi ness. This will be a great opportunity to take advantage of this total liquidation auction to purchase New and Used Saddles and Tack at Auction Prices. This inventory includes used saddles, new saddles, new and used tack of all kinds. Saddles and Tack made by Martha Josey Longhorn, Circle Y, Herford, Heiser Keystone, Three Bars Saddlery, Long Horn Dallas, Haniley Pendleton. Or, Monroe Veach Trenton. MO, Big Horn. George Lawrence Portland, OR, Saddle King o f TX, Ryan Fort Worth. TX, Outback Australian Saddles, Theadore Miller English Saddles. Youth and Pony Saddles, Pack Saddles plus many more Saddles.... Garcia Silver Bits & Spurs, Silver & Rawhide Show Bridles & Halters, Saddle Pads & Blankets, Cinches, Oster Grooming Clippers, Saddle Stands, Roper Breast Collars. Latigos, Horse/Pony Harness, Grooming items. PLUS MANY MORE ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM!! Auction Conducted By Jeff Slawxon & Vern Seal Ph: 541-720-0059 406-259-4730 Cell: 406-671-4520 Terms C a*h, Credit C ard», Check» w/proper ID, 10% Buyers Premium ________ Visit Us On the Web (a www.nationalaiictionuyip.com_______ » YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS AUCTION!!
