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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021
BRIEFS
Umatilla recreation
program wraps up
summer
Games, bounce houses,
face painting, arts and crafts,
and more are planned as a
celebration of the end of
summer.
Presented by the city
of Umatilla, the Summer
Wrap-Up Party is Friday,
Aug. 13, from 4-7 p.m. at the
Umatilla Marina & RV Park,
1710 Quincy Ave. There is
no admission charge.
People are invited to
hang out afterwards for the
fi nal Movies in the Park for
the season. “The Croods:
A New Age” will start at
8:30 p.m.
For more information,
call 541-922-3226 or visit
www.umatilla-city.org/
parksrec.
Hermiston Herald, File
Super mini stock drivers warm up before their main event race in June 2019 at the Hermiston Raceway. Tickets now are on sale
for the Labor Day Spectacular, a three-day racing event Sept. 3-5, 2021.
ers include industry experts will receive a full box for
and state and federal law- Thursday’s rodeo. The bill-
makers. It includes fi eld and board is in the parking lot
industry tours, general ses- at Desert Lanes Family Fun
sion speakers, and a series Center, 1545 N. First St.,
of discussion panels focused Hermiston.
A fundraiser to benefi t on
regional
economic
The Farm-City Pro Rodeo
Lt. Randy Studebaker of the updates, federal and state runs nightly Aug. 11-14 at
Hermiston Police Depart- legislative updates, program 7:45 p.m. at the arena at
ment will feature
and industry updates Eastern Oregon Trade and
dinner, an auction
and more.
Event Center. For tickets,
and live music.
The summit kicks which are $17-$20, visit
In May, Herm-
off Thursday, Oct. 7 www.farmcityprorodeo.com
iston Police Chief
with industry tours or call 541-564-8500.
Jason
Edmiston
and a dinner/recep-
shared that Stude-
tion, and continues Students cash in with
baker had under-
through Oct. 8 with
Studebaker
gone a procedure to
a general session Community Bank
Despite a chaotic school
remove two brain
and breakout discus-
tumors after he sought sions. Transportation will be year for teachers, students
medical attention because provided for the tours. Tick- and their families, Commu-
of vision problems. Both ets, which range from $25- nity Bank’s Earn While You
Studebaker and his wife, $40 for diff erent activities, Learn program marked its
Shelly, who works for the are available at www.easter- 11th year.
The program paid out
Pendleton Police Depart- noregonsummit.com.
more than $11,800 to 552
ment, are off work for an
student-customers in the
undetermined amount of Local businesses lasso
Eastern Oregon and South-
time. In addition, medical
east Washington area. This
equipment and alterations wins with Farm-City
brings the total since the
to their home is needed to contest
program began in 2011, to
accommodate
Studebak-
The winners of the Farm- $137,141.
er’s current mobility issues.
Earn While You Learn is
Event organizers hope to City Pro Rodeo “2021 We’re
help ease fi nancial stress so Back” window painting and designed to encourage stu-
contest dents in their academic suc-
Studebaker can focus on his billboard/banner
have been announced. Local cess by rewarding Commu-
health and recovery.
The 21-and-older benefi t businesses were invited to nity Bank Youth Savings
event is Saturday, Aug. 21 participate in the contest by account customers for their
beginning at 6 p.m. at Chute submitting a photo of their good grades. During the
8 at the Farm-City Pro entry.
months of June and July, all
Rodeo Arena at Eastern Ore-
Banner Bank won the Community Bank branches
gon Trade and Event Cen- window painting contest accepted
end-of-the-year
ter, 1705 E. Airport Road, and will receive a full box report cards from students in
Hermiston. A tri-tip din- seat for Friday night’s rodeo fi rst through 12th grade.
ner is being catered by Tom
Spoo and Tim Miears. Beer
and wine will be served by
Neighbor Dudes Tap House.
The event also features a
silent auction and a live auc-
tion with Ford Auctions. Zac
Grooms & Friends are the
featured entertainment. For
tickets, which are $30, visit
www.teamstudebaker.com.
They must be purchased by
Sunday, Aug. 15.
In addition, donations are
being accepted at Banner
Bank and can also be made
via venmo. For questions,
call 541-720-5415 or email
Hermiston Chamber of Commerce/Contributed Photo
marci.studebaker@gmail.
CMG Financial won the Farm-City Pro Rodeo billboard
com.
Fundraiser to benefi t
Hermiston police
lieutenant
Organizers reschedule
economic summit
The Eastern Oregon
Women’s Coalition and
sponsors of the 2021 East-
ern Oregon Economic Sum-
mit are rescheduling the
event for Oct. 7-8 at Herm-
iston High School.
“Out of an abundance of
caution related to the recent
increase of COVID-19 cases
in Oregon and because
the Economic Summit is a
large indoor event, we are
rescheduling for early fall,”
said Bobby Levy, presi-
dent of the Eastern Oregon
Women’s Coalition. “We are
excited to bring this event
back into the region in 2021
and believe the new dates
will accommodate better
engagement for attendees.”
The agenda, including
the fi eld and industry tours,
will remain the same and
tickets will automatically
be transferred to the new
dates. Hotel reservations at
the Holiday Inn Express in
Hermiston made with the
event’s discount code will
also be automatically trans-
ferred to the new dates.
The two-day event pro-
vides an opportunity for pri-
vate and public sector lead-
ers from throughout Oregon
to learn about the growth
and potential of Eastern
Oregon’s economy. Speak-
contest, which is in the parking lot at Desert Lanes Family
Fun Center, Hermiston.
performance. The decora-
tion can be viewed on the
bank’s windows along the
100 block of East Main
Street, in Hermiston.
And CMG Financial won
the billboard contest and
For every top grade (indi-
cated on the grading system
used for each school) in a
main school subject, Com-
munity Bank deposited $1
into their Community Bank
Youth Savings Account. The
program provides up to $50
annually per student.
Community Bank was
founded in 1955 by a group
of Joseph business lead-
ers as the Bank of Wallowa
County. Since then, it has
grown across the region,
including local branches in
Hermiston, Pendleton and
Milton-Freewater. For more
information, visit www.
communitybanknet.com.
stocks and Hornets on the
Roval; Saturday brings the
Speed Tour Wing Sprint
Cars, WESCO Wing Sprint
Cars, the Speed Tour Mod-
ifi eds and Hornets, and Sun-
day includes the North-
west Super Late Model
Series-Street Stocks, INEX
Regional Legends Qualifi er,
the Local Legends Cham-
pionship, and local rac-
ing action with mini stocks,
street stocks and JR late
models.
Special three-day passes
are available from $50-
$130. Also, tickets for indi-
vidual nights can be pur-
chased; Friday night tickets
for adults are $20; students/
seniors/military are $15 and
a family pass is $50 (for two
adults and three youths).
Saturday and Sunday tick-
ets cost $5 more than Friday
prices. Also, people 21 and
older can purchase VIP patio
seating next to Speedy’s Bar
(the cost is in addition to the
regular ticket price) for the
best seats in the house — the
tables, which seat 2-6 people
are $100-$150.
Those planning to attend
are encouraged to purchase
tickets in advance via www.
hermistonraceway.com. For
questions, contact 509-845-
5510 or info@hermiston-
raceway.com.
Ince brothers get in during
National Night Out
Hermiston Raceway
gears up for holiday
weekend event
Race fans can start get-
ting revved up for the Labor
Day Spectacular at the
Hermiston Raceway.
Billed as the best three-
day racing event in the
Pacifi c Northwest, the action
kicks off Friday, Sept. 3, and
runs through Sunday, Sept.
5. The gates open nightly
at 5 p.m. with a fan fest
at 6:30 p.m. and racing at
7 p.m. Speedy’s Grill will be
open to help fans refuel with
food and drinks. The race-
way is at 81236 N. Highway
395.
Friday night features the
Prolate Models 100, hobby
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Our Lady of Angels
Catholic Church
565 W. HERMISTON AVE.
MASS SCHEDULES
Monday-Friday/Lunes a Viernes..... English/Ingles 8:00 am
Tuesday-Friday/Martes a Viernes Spanish/Espanol 6:00 pm
SATURDAY/Sabado....................... English/Ingles 5:00 pm
......................................................Spanish/Espanol 7:00 pm
SUNDAY ........................................ English/Ingles 9:00 am
....................... Spanish/Espanol 11:00 am/1:00 pm/6:00 pm
Parish Office/Oficina Parroquial ....................541-567-5812
Hermiston Christian
Center & School
First Christian Church
Sunday Gathering: 10:00 AM
“Grow Your Faith Through God”
Nursery care is available 3 years & under
Kids Club available 4 years-5th grade
Sunday School...9:00 am
Worship Service...10:30 am
Sunday Prayer Gathering: 6:00 PM
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Sat: 8-12
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NEW BEGINNINGS
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Worship Service 10:30 AM
Sunday School 9:00 AM
Pastor J.C. Barnett
Children’s Church &
Nursery Available
700 West Orchard Avenue
P.O. Box 933
Hermiston, Oregon
541-289-4774
St. Johns
Episcopal Church
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N.E. Gladys Ave & 7th, Hermiston
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We are an all inclusive Church
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Seventh-day
Adventist Church
Saturdays
Sabbath School........9:30 a.m.
Worship Service......11:00 a.m.
English & Spanish Services
541-567-8241
855 W. Highland Ave.
Hermiston, OR 97838
LANDMARK BAPTIST
CHURCH
125 E. Beech Ave. • 567-3232
Pastor David Dever
Sun. Bible Classes...................10:00am
Sun. Worship Service..............11:00am
Sun. Evening Worship..............5:00pm
Tues. Creation Club (Sept-May)..4:30pm
Wed. Prayer & Bible Study......5:00pm
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