SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times.
Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 25,2008
Local FFA youth participate in
Eastern Oregon Livestock Show
Ladies Play Day results
Ladies Play Day was held on Tuesday, June 17, at
the Willow Creek Country Club. Results are as follows:
June 17
Bryiina Rust, Jessica Hughes, Brett Harrison, and FFA sponsor
Beth Dickenson. -Contributed Photo
Low gross of the field was Pat Edmundson w ith a
score of 39. Low net of the field was Nancy Propheter with
a score of 24. Least putts of the field was Eva Kilkenny
with 15 putts.
Flight A winners w ere: Karen Thompson and Corol
Mitchell with a low gross tie of 44; Mary Schoonover with
a low net score of 33; and Virginia Grant for least putts
with 18.
Flight B winners were: Jean Strange with a low
gross score of 45; Lorrene Montgomery with a low net
score of 32; and Lynnea Sargent for least putts with 16.
Flight C winners were: Suzanne Jepsen with a low
gross score of 49; Bernice Lott with a low net score of 33;
and Joanne Barbee for least putts with 19.
KP was Suzanne Jepsen (9’). Long Drive: flight A
was Pat Edmundson; flight B Luvilla Sonstegard; and flight
C Nancy Propheter. Chip-ins: Karen Thompson on #16.
Appreciation luncheon
held for lone teachers
lone School teachers enjoy a lunch provided by the lone Ameri­
can Legion Auxiliary. -Contributed Photo
On July 11,2008 the lone American Legion Auxil­
iary hosted an appreciation luncheon for the lone Schools
teaching staff. Fifteen teachers were in attendance. A lunch
of BBQ Ribs, coleslaw, fruit salad with cookies and pine­
apple sherbet was served.
The lone American Legion Auxiliary wanted to
Junior golf lessons announced
show their appreciation for all of the hard work and dedi­
Willow Creek Coun-
Registration will be cation that the lone Community Charter School teachers
il hold junior taken at the first day of les- provide to the children and to the community. Bringing
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golf lessons July 21 -25. sons. For more information education and presenting it to children in different, unique
and fun ways is always a big challenge.
Registration will be held call 676-5257.
Monday, July 21 at 7 p.m.
The schedule for the lessons
is as follows: Monday, July
21, 7-8:30 p.m.; Tuesday
through Friday, ages 6-8
T he B o a rd m a n per team with five people on register at the park from 8
from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.;
ages 9-14 from 10 a.m. to Chamber of Commerce is a team. Regular soccer rules a.m. to noon.
sponsoring a 3 on 3 Street apply for street soccer. The
For more information
11 a.m.
Soccer Tournament at noon tournament is for ages high call Paco at 541-720-1978
at the Marina Park during school and up.
(leave a message) or call
the Boardman Thunder 4th
Registration forms Diane at the chamber at
of July Celebration.
can be picked up at the 541-481-3014.
2008 Dawns Early Light
Registration is $20 chamber office or you can Chamber Lun­
Five local youth traveled to Union County on June
4-7 to attend the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show. Rep­
resenting the Heppner FFA Chapter were Brynna Rust,
Jessica Hughes, and Brett Harrison.
They competed in conformation and showmanship
for both beef/sheep breeding and market classes, as well
as livestock judging, both individually and as a team.
Brynna Rust received a first place banner for
the Heppner FFA Chapter for herdsmanship. Brett Har­
rison received a first place banner as well as a belt buckle
for individual high point livestock judging. The three man
team also received a third place banner for team livestock
judging.
Also present was Heppner FFA Advisor, Beth
Dickenson, as well as Jared Gorham and Makenzi Hughes
who participated at the 4-H level.
Boardman Chamber to host soccer tour­
nament during 4th of July celebration
5K Fun Run/Walk
Blue Basin hike offered
July 4, 2008
lo ne, Oregon
Come join us fo r the 5K fun run/walk and help kick-sta rt
lone's 60th year of celebrating Independence Day!
Registration (is free) begins at 7:30 am
Fun Run/Walk will sta rt at 8:00 am
Registration and S ta rt will be on Main S treet at City Park/Fire Hall.
John Day Fossil Beds National Monument will of­
fer two ranger-conducted hikes into the spectacular Blue
Basin fossil beds. The two-hour hikes will feature the
geologic landscape and fossil history of the basin.
The hikes will be offered on Saturdays, June 28 and
July 5, beginning at 10 a.m. at the Blue Basin trailhead,
located three miles north of the Thomas Condon Visitor
Center. The visitor center is located nine miles west of
Dayville. Participants should bring good hiking shoes, a
water bottle, and dress for the weather.
For more information call 541-987-2333.
Kinzua Lunch Group to meet July 18
The Kinzua Lunch Group met at the Service Creek
Lodge,LLC on June 13. The following enjoyed a great
lunch and a time of visiting. Bob and MaryLee Britt,
Cenone and Yap Benson, OL and Jean Ann Adams, Bon­
nie Campbell, Bill Potter, Montell McDonald, Annabelle
Gubser, Rollene Allen and Marilyn Garcia. The group will
met July 18 at Prineville at the Apple Peddler in Prineville
at 11:30.
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The Chamber Lun­
cheon meeting will be held
this Thursday, June 26 at
noon at John’s Other Place.
The cost for the lunch is $8.
Those planning to attend are
asked to RSVP to the cham­
ber office by end of business
on Wednesday.
Guest speaker will
be from VPSI, the com­
pany the Willow Creek
Economic Development
Group is working with on
the vanpool project. The
representative from VPSI
will also be doing a presen­
tation and explanation of the
vanpool process, which will
be open to the community
on Wednesday, June 25 at 7
p.m. at City Hall.
E ffective July 1
the lunch cost for chamber
meetings will be $9.
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Second annual
Alumni Football
Game held
The second annual
Alumni Football Game was
held on Saturday, June 14 in
Heppner. Twenty-six former
players joined in to form two
teams. The blue jersey team
won 6-0 in an injury free
game. $1,700 was raised
with all the proceeds going
to the Heppner High School
football team.
On the blue jersey
team were: Aaron Griffin
(2004) , Jason Maben (1990),
Brian Burnside (1998), Ca­
leb McDaniel (1998), Tan­
ner Britt (2004), Peter Geer
(2006) , Matt Kenny (2006),
Tayler Hodges (2008),
Jeremy Cimiyotti (1995),
Casey Maben (2007), Quinn
Peck (2007), Justin Gregory
(2007) , and Shad Jeffries
(1986) .
On the white je r­
sey team were: Ken Stook-
ey (1981), Scott Doherty
(1987) , Gene Harris (1987),
Jason Palmer (1987), Bobby
Riehl (1987), Joe Taylor
(1987), T.R. Riehl (1993),
Jeff Botefur (1994), Brian
Rust (2002), Mike Gor­
man (1990), Cody Lovgren
(2005) , Chewy Elguezabal
(2004), and Larry Palmer
(1980).
C oaches for tjie
game were Jess Osmin and
Rick Osmin. Officials were
Dieter Waite and Matt Ken­
ny.