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WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2017
COMMUNITY
Car club revs up for summer fun
HERMISTON HERALD
The Hermiston Classics
Car Club is cruising into
summer with gatherings to
share their interests.
There’s still time to join
the fun this weekend as the
club hosts its 22nd annu-
al Cool Rides Car Show.
The fun revs up Friday at
6 p.m. at McKenzie Park,
320 S. First St., Hermiston.
For $5, everyone can enter
the poker run — regardless
of the type of vehicle you
drive.
Participants will visit
fi ve local businesses, in-
cluding Hermiston Race-
way Park. In addition to
picking up a card for their
poker hand, drivers can take
a spin around the oval track.
Afterwards, awards will be
given and a potluck dinner
(the club is providing chick-
en) will be available.
Registration for the car
show is Saturday from 7-11
a.m., also at the park. Ad-
vance vehicle registration
is $20. Day of car show
entries are $25 each. Dash
plaques and T-shirts will be
given to the fi rst 150 reg-
istrants. There is no fee for
spectators. Vendors, live
music and food will be
available at the park.
The regular club meet-
ings are the fi rst Friday of
each month at 7 p.m. at
Desert Lanes, 1545 N. First
St., Hermiston. During
the summer months, club
members gather each Fri-
day night at Les Schwab
Tire Center, 830 N. First
St., Hermiston. People are
invited to hang out, meet
other car enthusiasts and
learn more about the club.
For more information
about the car show or the
club activities, contact 541-
571-5960, hermistonclas-
sicscarclub@gmail.com or
visit www.hermistonclas-
sicscarclub.com.
STAFF PHOTO BY TAMMY MALGESINI
A 1929 Ford Sedan owned by Gary Jones attracted some looks during the 2016 Cool
Rides Car Show. There’s still time to register for the 22nd annual event, which features
activities Friday night and Saturday at McKenzie Park.
Seamstresses sew up raffl e quilt
HERMISTON HERALD
The collective talents
of nearly a dozen area
women have resulted in a
creative quilt that will be
raffl ed off as part of the
annual Boardman Quilt
Show.
The group project,
which features a unique
double-sided quilting de-
sign created by Carlie
Schriever of Irrigon, be-
gan in the fall of 2016. The
quilt front is a collection
of holiday cranberry red
and forest green fabrics on
a white background; and
the backing is cranberry
red, embellished with a
green tree and golden star.
Individuals who helped
assemble the blocks and
put the top together in-
clude Nancy Pace of Plym-
outh, Washington, Sandy
Moroney of Umatilla, and
Marie Cornell, Lila Kill-
ingbeck, Glenda Bozarth,
Carol Michael, Cheryl
Tallman, Kathy Morgan,
Kathy Hyder and Mildred
Baker, all of Boardman.
PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY CAROL MICHAEL
Carley Schriever of Irrigon completed the custom quilting
on a raffl e quilt created by members of the Boardman Quilt
Group. Tickets are now on sale, with the winner drawn Oct.
14 during the Boardman Quilt Show.
The Boardman Quilt
Group invites interested
quilters to join them Mon-
days from 9 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. at Boardman Senior
Center, 100 Tatone St.
There is no fee to partic-
ipate. Participants should
bring their own sewing
machine and lunch.
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The meetings include
quilt construction, quilting
updates, quilt education, a
bit of history and friend-
ship. In addition to work-
ing on individual proj-
ects, there are occasional
presentations by regional
quilt artists, fi eld trips and
quilting retreats.
Tickets for the raffl e
quilt are $1 each or a half
yard (18) tickets for $5. To
make arrangements to buy
tickets, call 541-571-7009.
Also, people can buy tick-
ets during the Oct. 7 Sage
Center Harvest Festival
in Boardman, and during
the Oct. 13-14 quilt show
at the Boardman Senior
Center.
Money raised from the
raffl e is used to pay for
rental at the senior center,
to bring guest instructors
to meetings and to deliver
or ship quilts for commu-
nity service projects.
For more information
about quilt group activ-
ities, contact Michael at
cnrmichael@gmail.com
or Hyder at 541-571-7009.
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Desert Lanes off ers
free bowling
Kids are invited
to enjoy two games
of bowling each day
throughout the summer.
As part of a program
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