FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 29, 2015
New skill is the ‘icing on the cake’ for 4-H The View from the Green
members
WCCC Sunday men’s
Local 4-H club mem-
bers recently had a sweet
time learning to decorate
cakes. Yvonne and Ma-
Linda Morter of Ione, who
have a business baking
cakes and cupcakes, hosted
the meeting at their home
on Wednesday night, July
22.
Nine 4-H members,
one visitor and several
parents were present ac-
cording to leader Nancy
Jepsen. Yvonne Morter
gave cake-baking tips and
demonstrated how to level,
crumb coat, and then frost
a layer cake.
After watching a dem-
onstration on how to use
different frosting tips, club
members enjoyed trying
out the decorating tips with
colored butter cream frost-
ing on a cardboard plate
that they could take home
with them.
The evening concluded
with eating cake and ice
cream.
play results
Nineteen men partici-
pated on July 26 in Sunday
Men’s Play at Willow Creek
Country Club. Results are
as follows:
G r o s s — 1 st , D u a n e
Disque, 66; 2 nd , Kelly Fox,
69; 3 rd , Ron Bowman, 70.
Net—1 st /2 nd , Bill Mor-
ris, Delbert Binschus, 56;
3 rd , Gene Orwick/Dave
Mitchell, 57.
Special Events—KP
#4/13, Charlie Ferguson,
14’1”; Long Putt, Steve
Gathered at the home of Keith and Yvonne Morter of Ione for a 4-H cake-decorating class
were (back L-R) Grace Ogden, Eva Martin, Renee Peterson, MaLinda Morter, Mazie Hill,
Yvonne Morter, Katelyn Thompson, (front L-R) Madison Orem, Haylie Peterson, and Cecelia
and John McElligott. –Contributed photo
Some of the 4-H mem- County Fair this year, or hibit, so everyone is invited
bers are planning to enter are displaying their cake to come to the fair and see
the new cake-decorating decorating skills with an ex- what they learned.
contest at the Morrow
Chamber Chatter
Saturday, August 1,
Bucknum’s Tavern and Hair
of the Dog Records pres-
ent Ruckus in the Boonies
2015: Ruckus starts at
Bucknum’s Tavern with
gates opening at noon, mu-
sic at 1 p.m. with a $15
charge to be collected at the
door. Pre-party will be held
on Friday, July 31, at 8 p.m.,
for 21 and over - $5 charge
at the door. Check out www.
ruckusintheboonies.com
for more information.
Sunday, August 16,
Music in the Park at Hep-
pner City Park from 5-7
p.m.: The entertainment for
the evening will be Frazer-
Wambeke. More informa-
tion about the event will
be communicated closer to
the event.
Wednesday, August
19 – Sunday, August 23 –
Morrow County Fair and
Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo:
There will be lots to see
and do, so put it down on
your calendar and plan on
coming out to the Morrow
County Fairgrounds. Con-
tact Fair Office at 541-676-
9474 to get involved.
Tuesday, August 25
– 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. – Sup-
ply Chain Opportunities
Conference to be held at
the Hermiston Conference
Center: Business Oregon,
the Hermiston Chamber of
Commerce, the Pendleton
Chamber of Commerce,
and PNDC have teamed
up to bring you a supply
chain program specifically
designed to help manufac-
turers generate new oppor-
tunities, new partnerships,
and new awareness about
suppliers and customers
throughout the Northwest.
There will be presentations
from large manufactur-
ers sharing supply chain
opportunities and high-
lights from their purchas-
ing teams. Learn their best
practices, establish new
relationships with NW Buy-
ers and suppliers, increase
local sourcing and develop
strategic partnerships, dis-
cover resources to increase
efficiencies and grow your
business. To register, please
visit www.PNDC.us or call
888-701-PNDC.
Host families sought for high school
exchange students
ASSE International
Student Exchange Pro-
grams (ASSE), in coopera-
tion with local high schools,
is looking for local fami-
lies to host boys and girls
between the ages of 15 to
18 from a variety of coun-
tries, including Norway,
Denmark, Spain, Italy and
Japan, to name a few.
ASSE students are en-
thusiastic and excited to ex-
perience American culture
while they practice their
English. They also love
to share their own culture
and language with their
host families. Host families
welcome these students into
their family, not as a guest,
but as a family member,
giving everyone involved
a rich cultural experience.
The exchange students
have pocket money for
personal expenses and full
health, accident and liabili-
ty insurance. ASSE students
are selected based on aca-
demics and personality, and
host families can choose
their student from a wide
variety of backgrounds,
countries and personal in-
terests.
To become an ASSE
Host Family or to find out
how to become involved
with ASSE in your com-
munity, please call 1-800-
733-2773 or go to www.
host.asse.com to begin your
host family application.
Students are eager to learn
about their American host
family, so begin the process
of welcoming your new son
or daughter today.
Community lunch
menu
St. Patrick’s Catholic Parish members will serve lunch
on Wednesday, Aug. 5, at St. Patrick’s Senior Center,
menu to be announced.
Milk is served at each meal. Suggested donation is
$3.50 per meal.
Les Schwab now has a text message line
available to answer any questions about
your vehicle needs and is monitored
during all business hours.
Hours Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 6:00pm
Sat: 8:00am - 5:00pm
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Marlatt, 24’1”; Least Putts,
Dave Mitchell, 26.
The next regular Sun-
day play will be on Aug.
9. Roger Ehrmantraut and
Rod Wilson will host. Next
weekend, Aug. 1 and 2, is
the annual couples’ tourna-
ment.
The shootout tourna-
ment is on Sunday, Aug. 16.
The shootout is a two-man
event, so men are encour-
aged to get their partners
lined up.
Local kids make good
showing at final
NEOJGA tournament
Several local youth
were among the 23 partici-
pants at the final NEOJGA
tournament held at Wild-
horse Resort golf course
July 21.
Results are as follows:
Pee Wee Girls (ages eight
to 11)
1 st , Sydney Wilson, 76
Pee Wee Boys (ages eight
to 11)
1 st , Cody Adams, 58
2 nd , Blade Suto, 59
3 rd , Derek Whitaker, 72
4 th , Cody Fletcher, 75
5 th , Jaron Long, 83
6 th , Eli Long, 97
Intermediate Girls (ages
12-14)
1 st , Nicole Propheter, 98
2 nd , Tori Suto, 99
3 rd , Sasha Keown, 112
4 th , Sage Ferguson, 154
Intermediate Boys (ages
12-13)
1 st , Caden Long , 90
2 nd , Kellen Grant, 94
3 rd , Cruz Gallegos, 101
4 th , Hunter Greenup, 125
5 th , Casey Fletcher, 131
Girls (ages 15-18)
1 st , Trinity McCarthy, 79
2 nd , Anna Seymour, 99
Boys (ages 14-15)
1 st , Nojah Chamberlain, 95
2 nd , Reno Ferguson, 114
3 rd , Mitchel Pimentel, 155
Junior Boys (ages 16-18)
1 st , Rylee Gassin
2 nd , Tony Papol
Chamber lunch
meeting
The next lunch meeting
of the Heppner Chamber
of Commerce will be an all
entities report on Thursday,
Aug. 6, at noon in Heppner
City Hall conference room.
Also at the meeting, the
Heppner Chamber Board
of Directors will go over
a three-year strategic plan
it has been working to de-
velop.
Cost of lunch is $10;
Murray’s will cater. Cham-
ber lunch attendees are
asked to RSVP at 541-
676-5536 no later than
the Wednesday before to
guarantee a lunch.
The Heppner chamber
also welcomes its newest
members, the Mustang Din-
er and the Gateway Café.
The Gateway Café is
located in the space previ-
ously occupied by John’s
Place; it is owned by Alvin
and Linda Liu. It is open
Fridays and Saturdays from
4-8 p.m.
The Mustang Diner
is in the building that was
previously home to A&M’s
Kitchen and The Stabel of
Youth, and is owned by
Jim Rice. It will be opening
soon, and they plan on be-
ing open seven days a week
from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Justice Court Report
Morrow County Justice
of the Peace Ann Spicer
has released the following
Justice Court report:
-Deborah L. Evans,
52, of Heppner was found
guilty of Dog Running at
Large and was fined $50.
-Amanda Lynn Davis,
27, of Heppner was found
guilty of Violating the Basic
Rule (VBR) 75/55 mph and
was fined $160.
-Ashley M McCor-
mick, 27, of Heppner was
found guilty of VBR 74/55
mph and was fined $160.
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