FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Hardman Community Center news
The dining room proj-
ect continues to move for-
ward. Kevin from Ruggs
Ranch installed the drywall,
which was donated by Mel
McDaniel, on the south wall
during the last month. And
on the July 10, Bob Allen,
Mel and Rick McDaniel,
and Claudia Smythe con-
tinued progress, while John
Koch worked some more on
researching the community
center organization.
Bob Allen complet-
ed the maintenance that
he had been working on
throughout the month and
his granddaughter painted
trim for the south wall for
us during the week.
Mel and Bob got the
electrical issues figured
out and trim carpenter ex-
traordinaire Rick McDan-
iel finished the north wall
ceiling trim. This wall was
pretty saggy from the years,
even with being jacked up
and tied off, but reports
are that you can’t tell that
now. Claudia Smythe wiped
down the ceiling in prepa-
ration for sealing later this
month. John Koch provided
everyone with a chicken
Four generations of Bob and Sylvia Allen’s family have worked
on the dining room remodel since its inception. Pictured here
is great-granddaughter AnnaBelle painting trim. -Contributed
photo
lunch.
If everything goes as
planned, the groups says
members will be installing
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the national challenge, they
did finish near the top in the
Instant Engineering Chal-
lenge and the Knowledge
Test.
Ewing said he was
pleased with his students’
showing. Ewing has been
three years in Toledo, where
he teaches STEM I and II,
Physics and 7/8 Science.
After graduating from
Oregon State University
with a bachelor’s degree in
biological sciences, he ob-
tained a Master’s of Educa-
tion (Ed.M.) at Washington
State University-Vancou-
ver. He has also taught in
Lincoln City, OR, Maine
and Washington.
wallpaper donated by Sam
Martin, under his direc-
tion—as no one else has
ever done this on a large
The View from the Green
scale—on the next work-
day, August 7 at 9 a.m.
Other projects in the
“works” are staining and
sealing the tables and paint-
ing the kitchen, both funded
in part by Snow-McElligott.
The last large project will
be sanding and sealing the
kitchen floor. Sam Martin is
in charge of this one, too, as
they have a sander and have
done this before. The photo,
brochure, and genealogy
projects are progressing
with a few glitches here
and there, but all in all “it’s
coming together,” members
report.
And they had their first
event, the McDaniel Family
Reunion last Sunday.
The group also reports
they had several people
stop by last week and take
a tour. If you would like a
tour, call the secretary at
541-676-9718 or email her
at hcc@hughes.net and she
will make arrangements for
one of the “Bobs” to take
you through.
Finally, a special men-
tion goes to Columbia Ba-
sin for stopping by and
restringing the flagpole.
Local women invited to
crafting, conversation
at Grace House
Over the Tee Cup
Fifteen ladies teed off at the Willow Creek Country
Club ladies play day on Tuesday, July 12. Pat Edmundson
took low gross of the field, while Judy Harris had low net
and Jackie Allstott and Lorene Montgomery tied for least
putts of the field.
For flight A, Eva Kilkenny took low gross, Della
Heideman low net and Pat Edmundson the long drive.
For flight B, Sarah Rucker had low gross, Pat Dough-
erty low net, and Betty Burns had least putts and long
drive.
For flight C, Karen Haguewood and Bev Steagall
had low gross, Kris Lindner had low net, Mary Riggs
had least putts, and Karen Haguewood also had the long
drive and KP.
WCCC men’s play
results
Sixteen participated in Willow Creek Country Club
Sunday men’s play on July 17. The results are as follows:
Gross—1 st , Dallas Harsin, 66; 2 nd , Charlie Ferguson,
67; 3 rd (tie), David Allstott and Dave Pranger, 74.
Net—1 st , Dave Mitchell, 55; 2 nd (tie), Ralph Walker,
Bill Morris and Donald Jamieson, 60.
KP—#4/13 Rick Britt 3’3”; #6/15 Donald Jamieson
5’4”.
The next Sunday men’s play is scheduled for July
24, hosted by Barry Munkers, Delbert Binschus and
Gene Orwick.
CBSGA results for
Beacon Rock
S e v e n t e e n Wi l l o w
Creek Country Club senior
golfers played at the par-72
Beacon Rock
Golf Course in North
Bonneville on July 11.
Playing conditions were
reported as ideal. Results
are as follows:
Columbia Division (Hand-
icap 16 and below)
Gross: 7. Dave Pranger
– 85.
Net: 4. (tie) Rick John-
ston and Tom Shear – 70.
Blue Division (Handicap
17 to 23)
Gross: 4. Jim Swanson
– 87, 7. John Edmundson
– 89.
Net: 1. Delbert Bin-
schus – 63, 6. Bob Nairns
– 67, 8. Gene Orwick – 71.
Senior Division (Handi-
cap 24 and above)
Gross: 7. Jeff Cutsforth
– 97.
Net: 6. Roger Ehrman-
traut – 69, 8. Al Scott – 72.
The next CBSGA tour-
nament will be at Big River
Golf Course in Umatilla on
Aug. 8 with 7:30 a.m. and
1 p.m. tee times. Lunch
will be available at Russ’s
Tavern.
DA’s Report
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July 21, 2016
at our new location
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*REFRESHMENTS *COOKIES
*DOOR PRIZES
Morrow County Dis- nity service, as well as 30
trict Attorney Justin Nelson days jail time. An addi-
has released the following tional count of Possession
report:
of Methamphetamine was
-Latisha Sue Rodri- dismissed. Fines, fees and
guez, 33, was convicted of assessments totaled $1,000.
Delivery of Methamphet-
-Latisha Sue Rodri-
amine, a Class B Felony, guez, 33, was convicted of
and sentenced to 36 months Failure to Appear I, a Class
Barbara West and Peggy Fishburn piece a quilt. -Contributed supervised probation sub- C Felony, and Sentenced
ject to 180 sanction units to 24 months supervised
photo
with 90 jail units. Condi- probation to include 160
If you quilt or do needlework, crochet or knit—or
tions of probation include hours of community ser-
want to learn—you’re invited to Grace House Wednes-
10 sanction units converted vice. Fines, fees and assess-
days at 1:30 p.m.
to 160 hours of commu- ments totaled $200.
Grace House is the former parsonage next to the
Methodist church, and it’s become a meeting place for
local women to bring a current projects and work together
every Wednesday afternoon. The women say those who
just want to stop for a little refreshment and some great
Morrow County Justice of the Peace Ann Spicer has
fellowship are welcome too. Refreshments are served,
released
the following Justice Court report:
and all are welcome.
-Steven Gerald Biehler, 57, of Heppner was found
guilty of Violating the Basic Rule 81/55 and fined $160.
-Robert S. Laughlin, 51, of Heppner was found guilty
of violating the Heppner City Code (HCC) for Accumula-
tion of Waste and was fined $250.
-John C. Breidenbach, 79, was found guilty of violat-
ing the HCC for Accumulation of Waste and was fined
$250.
Justice Court Report
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