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Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 11,2012 Over the Tee Cup The Willow Creek ladies held their opening day activities on Tuesday, April 3. The morning started with a greeting by the Wil low Creek Country Club b o a rd ’s p resid en t, G ary P ropheter, and w as fo l lowed by a delicious break fast, cooked and served by the ladies’ board. The spring business meeting was held, and a do nation to the WCCC to pay half of the cost of replacing new flags, flag sticks, cup liners and putting-green flags was approved by the membership. The ladies’ officers for 2012 are: president. Pat Edmundson; vice-president, Jackie Allstott; secretary- tre a su re r, C orol M itc h ell; and board m em bers, Bernice Lott and Darcee Mitchell. The scramble team play of the day included a special event o f Easter egg prizes hidden around the course for the individual players to find. S c ra m b le tea m - play winners for the day were: First place— Con nie Jones, Lorrene Mont gomery, Kathy Prater and Nancy Propheter. S e c o n d p la c e — Betty Carlson, Pat Dough erty and Virginia Grant. Third place (tie)— Kim Seewald, Bev Steagall and Karen Thompson; and Loa H eid em an , D arcee Mitchell and Bernice Lott. The WCCC ladies' club will have a 10 a.m. tee time each Tuesday in April. Participants are asked to arrive 20 m inutes early so the comm ittee can as sign groups to their start ing holes. All WCCC lady members are welcome to join the Tuesday ladies for golf. Community lunch menu Elohim Covenant Church members will be serv ing lunch on Wednesday, April 18 at St. Patrick’s Senior Center. The meal will include sweet and sour chicken, rice, mixed vegetables, coleslaw, egg rolls and fortune cookies. Milk is served at each meal. Suggested donation is $3.50 per meal. Menu is subject to change. WCCC men’s club news On April 1,22 Wil low C reek C ounty Club men played regular Sunday play in cool, windy condi tions... no foolin’. Winners were the following: G ro s s — 1” (tie ), Ron B ow m an and Tom Shear, 70; 3rd, John Ed mundson, 73. N e t— 1” , K e lly Fox, 59; 2nd, Roger Eh- rm an trau t, 61; 3rd, Rick Britt, 64. Least Putts— John Edmundson, 27. KP—#4/13, Kelly Fox, 8 0 ”. K P2nd Shot—#6/15, Rick Britt, 7’ 11”. The m en’s Sunday play was su spended for Easter. The next Sunday play will feature a special par three challenge compe tition. Start time is 8 a.m. on April 15. - TH R E E Volunteers needed to help at MS brunch Plans are well un follow at the church. This derway for this year’s Walk is the 13lh year the walk MS and brunch in H ep has been held in Heppner. pner. It was held in Pendleton The w alk, which last year. raises money for the fight "People have been against MS, will feature a really wonderful in donat “scrumptious” free brunch ing casseroles and other w ith b reak fast egg c a s items for the brunch,” said seroles, French toast cas Sykes, “ but we still need seroles, ham, muffins, fruit, some volunteers to help milk, juice, coffee and tea, serve.” says brunch organizer April A nyone w ish in g Sykes. to help out is asked to call R egistration will her at 5 4 1 -980-4643 or begin at 9 a.m. at All Saints email her at hiltonsykes@ E piscopal C hurch, with hotmail.com. the 5K w alk to begin at Everyone is invited beverages and cookies af the Heppner City Park at to participate. terward. 10 a.m., and the brunch to The concert is pre sented by Inland Northwest M usicians and sponsored by the Morrow County Uni fied Recreation District. The Willow Creek Friends o f Heppner FFA will meet Wednesday, Sym phony reh earses on April 18 at 7 p.m. in the 1 leppner High School Ag room. Tuesday evenings at Irrigon Anyone interested in supporting FFA is invited to at Jr./Sr. High School. tend. Anyone interested in jo in in g either W illow C reek Sym phony or In land Northwest Musicians There will be a meeting o f the Willow Creek should contact Friese at Tea Party Patriots April 17 at 7 p.m. at Columbia Basin 541-377-1865. Electric Cooperative. Everyone is invited. Willow Creek Symphony presents lone concert The Willow Creek Symphony will hold a con cert this Saturday, April 14, at 4 p.m. at lone High School. Under the leader ship o f music director R. Lee Friese and associate conductor Ralph Werner, the symphony will present works by Haydn, Brahms, B eethoven and R ossini, among others. 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