TW O - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, August 5,2009
Saturday and Sunday
breakfasts planned during Fair
and Rodeo Week
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
Heppner
Stender-Neiffer engagement
G A Z E T T E -T IM E S
U S P S 2 4 0 -4 2 0
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David S yk es........................................................................................................ Publisher
Autumn Morgan...................................................................................................... Editor
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Nike grants open to school
sports programs
Nike is offering community or school sports
programs $650,000 in grant monies.
The nation-wide grant program, “Back Your
Block”, www.nikebackvourblock.com. is supporting
groups that help young people develop their potential
through sports programs.
Applications will be accepted through August 24.
All of Nike’s 175 retail locations are participating.
Organizations, non-profit 501 (c)3 community
and school groups may apply on line. People may nomi
nate groups, vote on their favorites and help publicize
the grant program. Individual retail stores will award the
grants in September.
Don't miss out on the excitement and
fun of hosting an exchange student
Deadline to get the applications in is August 15th.
Contact Linda Corbin at
676-5270 or
lcorbin@icesusa.org
HEROES program volunteerJanet Plocharsky
reads to Derrick Smith
Breakfast will be served both Saturday and SunT
day mornings during the Morrow County Fair and
Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo weekend of August 8 and 9.
The Heppner Masonic Lodge will be serving their
annual breakfast at the Heppner City Park on Saturday,
August 8, starting at 7 a.m., and ending around 10 a.m.
Breakfast will consist of ham, eggs and pancakes with
your choice of juice, coffee or milk. The charge for the
breakfast w ill be $5 for adults and $3 for kids 12 and under.
The local Masons have been serving breakfast on
the Saturday of Fair and Rodeo week for many years
(none of them can remember an exact start date). The
money they make from this breakfast has gone into
their scholarship fund to provide scholarships for local
graduating seniors. This year the Masons will be donat
ing their proceeds to the Heppner Elementary Reading
Opportunities for Every Student (HEROES) program.
The HEROES group will be serving breakfast
at the fairgrounds on Sunday morning from 7 to 10
a.m. The menu will also be ham, eggs, pancakes
and choice o f beverages. The charge for breakfast
will also be $5 for adults and $3 for 12 and under.
The proceeds from this breakfast will also support
the HEROES reading program at Heppner Elementary.
This program brings in volunteers from the community to
read with k-3 students to increase their reading achieve
ment. The facilitator. Barb Moore, also supervises fifth
and sixth grade students who read with younger students.
If you have questions about either of these breakfasts
or about the HEROES reading program, please contact
Molly Rill at 676-5455.
Ladies Play Day
was held on Tuesday, July
28, at the Willow Creek
Country Club. Results are
as follows:
July 28
Low gross o f the
field was Pat Edmundson.
Low net of the field was a
tie between Pat Dougherty
and Virginia Grant. Least
putts of the field was Corol
Mitchell.
M urray's 1 3 th A nnual
Beer & W in e Tasting!
Jet
the^fds
Thursday, A ugust 6th
7W r $ r o m £
Great Entertainment byi
Barbecued beef brisket
R r a d v G a f/
sandwich or pulled pork
, Qy uOSS
sandwich dinner $8,00 Luke Basile & Cfltlin Martin
BRING LAWN CHAIRS! (SOME SEA TIN G AVAILABLE)
SPECIAL DRAWINGS CELEBRATING OUR
50TH ANNIVERSARY- $50.00 Cash, 150.00 6iFt Certificate
7:00,8:00, and 9:00 pm
and $50.00 in wine
See our espresso cart at the fair!
W edding Tables Espresso Specials-
M a d is o n B ailey &
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¡S a tu rd a y, A u g u s t 2(Jth
Macy Rhea and Dale
Crenshaw exchange vows
Ladies Play Day results
Y O V D O V T W M TO m s T H IL
Dimer p ro v e d by
Bucknum 1s Catering
Lauren Stender and Adam NeifTer
James and Mary Stender, Vancouver, WA, an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Stender,
Vancouver, to Adam NeifTer, lone, OR.
Lauren is a graduate of Sky view High School,
Vancouver, WA, and Washington State University. She
is employed as an account manager with DFF Dental
Lab in Portland.
Adam is the son of Duane and Linda Neiffer,
lone. He is a graduate of lone High School and Beloit
College, Beloit, Wl. He is employed with Crossfit Fort
Vancouver, Vancouver.
The couple plans a November 21,2009, wedding
at St. Andrew Lutheran Church in Vancouver.
C a rm e l M acchiato $3.25
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16 oz Caramel A pple Jet
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Tea $2.00
Opening early on Saturday! 8 am-6pm
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217 North Main • Heppner • Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426
Serving Heppner. Lexington & Ione
Fli ght A w i n
ners were: low gross, Loa
Henderson; low net, Erin
Brookshire; least putts, Jan
Paustian; long drive, Vir
ginia Grant; and K.P., Pat
Edmundson.
Flight B winners
were: low gross, Jackie
Allstott; low net, Joanne
Barbee; least putts, Lorrene
Montgomery; long drive,
Pat Dougherty; and K.P.,
Jackie Allstott.
Flight C winners
were: low gross, Luvilla
Sonstegard; low net, Burul
De Boer; least putts, Sher-
ron Woodside; and long
drive, Burul De Boer.
Chip-ins: Lorrene
Montgomery (#17), Sher-
ron Woodside (#11), and
Nancy Propheter (#17).
Bi r d i e s : Erin
Brookshire (#18), Jackie
Allstott (#13), and Virginia
Grant (#10).
A Jack & Jill Tour
nam ent will be held on
August 7.
Driver’s safety
program set
An AARP basic
driver’s safety program will
be held on Monday, August
10, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Columbia Basin Electric
Co-op in Heppner.
The course is open
to drivers 55 years and older
and those who have been
mandated to take the class
by the court.
No pre-registration
is required. Those planning
to attend may just show up
at the class.
For more informa
tion, call Virginia at 541 -
567-1161.
Marriage
Licenses
The Morrow Coun
ty C lerk’s Office has re
leased the following mar
riage license report:
August 3, 2009:
Kyle Lee Getsinger, 24,
Heppner and Mandy LaFaye
Richards, 26, Heppner.
Macy Rhea Crenshaw and Dale Crenshaw
Macy Rhea and Dale Crenshaw, both of Los An
geles, CA, were married on April 25,2009, at Westwood
United Methodist Church in Los Angeles.
The bride is the daughter of Steve and Molly
Rhea, Heppner, OR. The groom is the son of Ida Cren
shaw, Arlington, TX, and the late Cecil Crenshaw.
The Reverend John R. Woodall officiated.
Matron of honor was Morgan Gover, Halfway,
OR, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Ashley Lind
say. Lexington, OR; Elizabeth Rodiles, Long Beach, CA;
and Chiraz Zouaoui, Playa Del Rey, CA, all friends of
the bride.
Best man was Trace Pate, Seattle, WA, friend of
the groom. Groomsmen were Brian Leahy, North Hol
lywood, CA; Peter Mattsson, San Francisco, CA; and
Humphrey Lansiquot, El Segundo. CA. friends of the
groom.
Ushers were Steven Crenshaw, Damon Crenshaw,
Jr., Anthony Crenshaw and Micaiah Barrow, all Texas,
nephews of the groom, and Trevor Rhea, Springfield, OR,
brother of the bride. Greeters included Kristen Marshall,
Heppner, OR, Katie Sherritt, Pullman, WA, and Carol
Edlefsen, Los Angeles, CA, friends of the bride.
The bride wore a champagne Justin Alexander
design gown with a sweetheart cut and halter neckline.
The gown featured a ruched bodice with an asymmetric
dropped waist and a mermaid silhouette, accented with
lace and beading, alorig w ith a button closure. She and
her bridesmaids carried hand-tied bouquets of orange
and fiichsia ranunculus and roses, fuchsia sweet peas and
green hypericum berries
Follow ing the ceremony a reception with dinner
and dancing was held at the Spark Woodfire Grill, Los
Angeles.
The couple traveled to the U.S. and British Virgin
Islands on a honeymoon trip.
The bride has a bachelor of arts degree in commu
nication studies at California State University Northridge.
She is employed as a sales coordinator at Maharam, a
textile design company.
The groom has a bachelor of science degree in
hotel, restaurant and institutional management from Texas
Tech. He is employed as an actor.