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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 4,2008 Golf pro to hold clinics at WCCC Ladies Play Day results Ladies Play Day was held on Tuesday, May 6, and Thursday, May 8, at the Willow Creek Country Club. Results are as follows: May 27 Low gross o f the field was Pat Edmundson with a score o f 40. Low net of the field was Lorrene Montgomery with a score o f 28. Flight A winners were: Corol Mitchell, low gross; Karen Thompson, low net; and Betty Christman and Loa Heideman tied for least putts. Flight B w inners were: Lynnea Sargent, low gross; Luvilla Sonstegard, low net; and Pat Dougherty, Least Putts. Flight C winners were: Nancy Propheter, low gross; Suzanne Jepsen, low net; and Joanne Barbee, least putts. KP: Pat Edmundson. Long drive: Corol Mitchell, Lorrene Montgomery, and Nancy Propheter. Pat Dougherty and Lorrene M ontgom ery had chip-ins. May 29 Low gross o f the field was Peggy Fishbum. Low net o f the field was Rosemary Bums. Least putts o f the field was Luvilla Sonstegard. Flight B winners were: Jackie Allstott, low gross; and Sally Walker, low net. Flight C winners were: Andrea Mortimore, low gross; and Barbara Hayes. Bobby Steiner Bobby Steiner, the head teaching professional at The Westin Mission Hills Pete Dye Resort in Rancho Mirage, CA, and the author o f “Munie” and “Golf, Heart and Soul,” a weekly instruction column, will be holding a morning and afternoon golf clinic at Willow Creek Country Club, Friday, June 6. This summer Bobby has a Golfpac Travel and G olf Show, in Florida, airing on Sun Sports Television, and is the Teaching Pro at Sagamore G olf Club, a Jack Nicklaus Signature Course, in Indianapolis. In addition to teaching golf, Bobby has a second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and has been the win ner o f numerous martial art championships on the local, state and national levels. For more information about Bobby Steiner, you can O p e n in g d ay for access his website, www.bobbysteinergolf.com. Willow Creek Water Park will be Saturday, June 7, from l-5 p.m. Regular pool hours are Monday through Satur Willow Creek Country Club in Heppner has been day from l-8 p.m. and Sun chosen to host the 2008 Morrow/Gilliam Counties G olf day from l-5 p.m. The lap Scramble. The golf scramble will be held on Thursday, lane is available during open June 12. Registration opens at 8:30 a.m. with a shotgun hours. Adult swim only on start at 9 a.m. Teams will consist o f foursomes. All golfers T uesdays and Thursdays must possess their own clubs. You do not have to have a from 5:30-6:30 p.m. starting team of four to play. Teams will be filled in as needed. June 17 and 19. Admission The cost is $45 per player and includes lunch. is $2 for 0-4 years old, $3 G olf carts can be reserved by contacting the Willow Creek for 5-17 years old, and $4 Country Club at 676-5437 by Thursday, June 5. There will be men’s and wom en’s team and in dividual awards, hole in one, raffle drawings and much more. Registration forms and payments need to be re turned by Thursday, June 5 to: Oregon Wheat Growers League,115 SE 8th Street, Pendleton, Oregon 97801 or via fax: 541-276-1723 or call (541) 276-7330. , ,i . i , i For more information contact the OWGL office at (541) 276-7330; Justin Miller, Morrow County President, (541) 422-7014; or Holly Weimar, Gilliam County Presi dent, (541)384-4231. Willow Creek Water Park to open for summer season Morrow/Gilliam Counties Wheat Growers golf scramble to be held for 18+ years. Family swim is $ 14 for immediate family only, up to five people. Individual passes are $75 and family passes are $140 for the season. Swim lessons are $35 for a two week session ($5 discount with a pass). Private pool parties are available. For p ay m en ts to wards pool passes call Merry Chandler at 676-5752. Rauch selected for All Star games Willow Creek Water Park closed for training The Willow Creek Water Park will be closed on Monday, June 9, for training. Boardman Thunder Run and Walk to be held Runners and walk ers from around the Pacific N orthw est will gather on Ju ly 4 at the B oardm an Thunder Run and Walk. Or ganized as a 5K and 10K run and 5K walk, rain or shine, participants will leave the starting gate at 8 a.m. The course offers a c h allen g e to even the m ost experienced runner as participants race along the shores o f the Columbia R iver and through dense growth areas on groomed paths. Walkers too will find the course is ready-m ade for fun, a good workout and an opportunity to enjoy the trails and paths along the Columbia River. In the past we have had over 70 participants. The organizers are expect ing increased participation this year as Boardm an is gearing up for a great 4th o f July celebration. Winners will be recognized in every age group. R egistration forms are available at the Board- man Chamber o f Commerce; in Pendleton at the Chamber office; and in H erm iston at the Chamber office and Columbia Court Club. Reg istration is $17 or $19 on race day and in clu d es a commemorative t-shirt or $7 without a t-shirt. For more information and registration forms contact the Boardman Chamber at 541 -481-3014. Heppner Methodist Women to hold annual Indoor Yard Sale On Saturday, June 9th, the Heppner Methodist Women will once again hold their annual Indoor Yard Sale. The sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the basement o f the Heppner Methodist Church. There will be lots o f bargains, but no early sales. In previous years, there has been an excellent selection o f gently used goods including exercise equip ment, linens, kitchen and household items as well as a good selection o f tools. It is expected that we will have as large and as varied a selection again this year. There also will be many miscellaneous items that are too numerous to mention. Money from this sale is used for youth programs, repairs and refurbishment o f the manse as well as other church needs that are not in the budget. The Heppner Methodist women really appreciate all the support that is received from our community. Come check us out on Saturday, June 9. For the best selections, be sure to plan on being at the church when the doors open at 9 a.m. HHS Civics Club to hold fund- raiser for Washington D.C. trip By Maggie Armato Andre Rauch was recently selected for the 1 A, 2A, and 3A All Star baseball games. The games will be held on Saturday and Sunday, June 7 and 8, at Linfield College. On Saturday there will be two, nine inning games beginning at 4 p.m. On Sunday there will one, nine inning game at noon. Heppner High School’s Civics Club is planning a trip to Washington D.C. On Saturday, June 7, the Civics Club will be holding a car wash in the Les Schwab parking lot from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The raised funds will go toward the Washington D.C. trip this January, where the Civics Club will attend the presidential inauguration. Also on June 13 and 14, starting at 9 a.m., the Civics Club will host a garage sale on Main Street near the Heritage Land Company Office and Heppner Family Foods. All support for this once-in-a-lifetime trip will be greatly appreciated. Courthouse picnic area ready for summer 6 1 s t Annual Spray Rodeo M ay 2 4 & 2 5 , 2 0 0 3 Thank you to the following Sponsors: Event Sponsors: Bareback Riding - Echanis Distributing (Ontario): Calf Roping - Jim Doherty Construction (Spray); Break away Roping - Bank of Eastern Oregon (Heppner); Saddle Bronc Rid ing - Coral Construction Co (Wilsonville); S te e r Wrestling- Sunburst Fabrications, Inc. (Redmond); Barrel Racing - Johnny Creek Ranch (Kimberly); Wild Cow Milking - Eisele Farms, Inc. (Boring & Spray); Team Roping - Stanley Ranch LLC & Hotel Condon (Fossil); Bull Rid ing - K Bar M Ranch LLC (Kimberly). All-Around Champion Saddle& Buckle: D R Johnson Lumber Co & 4 J Ranch (Riddle & Spray). Chute Sign Sponsors: Lone Elk M a rk e t (Spray); Real Es t a t e Outback, Inc. (Spray); River Bend R e tre a t (Spray); River Bend M otel (Spray); Top Dog Landscape Maintenance (Redmond). Flag Sponsors: Com Cob Ranch (Spray); Bank of Eastern Oregon (Heppner); Les Schwab Tire Center (Heppner); Pendleton Grain Growers (Pendleton); Don Moss Enterprises (Dayville); Jim Doherty Construction (Spray); J & Z Shuttles (Spray); Wheeler County News (Spray); John Day River Veterinary Center (John Day); Holly Rebekah Lodge to host monthly card party On Saturday, June 7, Holly Rebekah Lodge will be hosting their monthly card party at the IOOF Hall in Lexington. Play will begin at 7 p.m. with snacks provided throughout the evening. The cost is $5 per person and is open to the public. By popular demand card parties will be held in the months o f July and August just watch the paper for details. Oregon Trail Rodeo Boosters (Heppner). Buckle Sponsors: S ta n le y Ranch LLC & H otel Condon (Fossil); Lone Elk M arke t (Spray); Les Schwab Tire Center (John Day); River Bend R e tre a t & M o tel (Spray); Eisele Farms Inc (Boring & Spray). Wilson Ranches R e tre a t Bed & B reakfast (Fossil); Bob & Judi Gobet (Canby); Rick & Sue Petersen (Spray); Robert & N ita Cody (Spray). Fence Sponsor Signs: Columbia Power Co-op (Monument); Morrow County Grain Growers, Inc. (Lexington); Prineville Men’s Wear Austin Harris (left) and John Edmundson (right) recently cleaned up around the outdoor fireplace and picnic area behind the Morrow County Courthouse. Roger Mortimore fixed the wood on the picnic tables and Harris and Edmundson painted them. -Photo by Autumn Morgan Co. (Prineville); Fossil Mercantile Co (Fossil); Roger B ritt Excavat ing & Septic Service (Heppner); D-Wave C attle Co (Dayville); Eisele Farms, Inc. (Boring & Spray); Dallas Newton Welding (Spray); Les Schwab Tire Center (Heppner); Kimberly Orchards (Kimberly); 4 4 Ranch Rawley Stanley (Hermiston); Pettyjohn's Farm & Building Sup ply (Heppner); Woodpecker Truck (Pendleton); Boyers Cash S to re (Monument); G ra n t County Building Supply (Canyon City); Tyrholm Big R. Inc (Klamath Falls); Bisnett Insurance. Inc. (John Day); Wilson Ranches & R e tre a t B & B (Fossil); Lazy Wolf Resort (Spray); Cold well Banker Sun Country Realty, Inc. (Prineville); Fossil Fuel (Fossil); Don Moss Enterprises (Dayville); Trails End Farm Supply, Inc. (Condon); Service Creek Lodge (Fossil); G ra n t Ryder Concrete (S isters); High D esert Tire Factory (Redmond); CenturyTel Inc. (Fossil); Os Innco, Inc. DBA Oxford Suites (Bend); Cornerstone Surveying, Inc (John Day); Prairie Springs Fish Farm (Dayville); South Fork Mini M arke t (Dayville); Dayville Mercantile (Dayville); Circle W Ranch (Spray); South Fork Saloon & Steakhouse(Dayville); Wheatland Insurance Center, Inc (lone). Thank you to Wally S, Marva Walker for donating the sheep for the Mutton Bustin, Joe, Pat, and Mark Kintz for donating th e pigs for th e kid's pig scramble. Judy Alford Family and Bob & Glenda Lee for sponsoring the horse races. Morrow County Grain Growers for the use of the tra c to r & ranger, Roc key Goodell for use o f equipment, and to all who donated cash and to our many volunteers Spray Rodeo Association, Inc 1 Wedding Tables Citizen Watch H e a th e r D a v is a n d B r a n d o n H e n d r ic k s Shower - June 14, 2008 Wedding - June 21, 2008 A m y D ra k e a n d D erek G u n d e r s o n Wadding - July 5, 2008 Peterson's H eppner MlUNlj'J DtlUj Jewelers, 676-9200 217 North Main • Heppner P h o n e 6 7 6 -9 1 5 8 • F lo ra l 67 6 -9 4 2 6 Serving Heppner Lexington & lone ,
