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The INDEPENDENT, June 20, 2012 Page 11 Columbia River Speedway Murphy’s offers free drawings for seniors During these current eco- centers and retirement centers included in the Lucky Number results for July 16 continued nomic times giving has become during Bingo, Bunco or lunch. Distribution, feel free to contact From page 17 Prettyman, St. Helens. Heat 2: David McDaniel, Scappoose; Steffan Strawn, Deer Island; RT Cutler, Vancouver. Heat 3: Wetherbee, Todd Newton, West Linn; John Haagenson, St. Helens. A Main: McMullen, Crase, Prettyman, Strawn, Haagenson, Wetherbee, Mc- Daniel, Dave Crawford, Clat- skanie; Ron Dodge, Vernonia; Cody Smith, Scappoose. Modified Division – Fast Time: Dan Fox, Warren 15.11. Trophy Dash: Don Jenner, Van- couver. Heat 1: Rick Graham, Portland; Curt Zelmer, Trent Croy, Portland. Heat 2: Clark Tenney, Robert Jenner, Van- couver; Don Jenner. Main: Gra- ham, Tenney, Fox, Don Jenner, Robert Jenner, Dave Walters, Gresham; Sean Fox, Rainier; Zelmer, Clint Petty, St. Helens; Kyle Frelich, St. Helens. Mini Stock Division – Fast Time: Tim Oyler, Warren 16.71. Trophy Dash: Joel Beehler, St. Helens. Heat 1: Jonny Adams, Portland; Erica Asher, Oregon City; Rich Gooding, Castle Rock. Heat 2: Kim Oyler, Gre- sham; Derik Beehler, St. He- lens; Jason Scheibel, Puyallup. Heat 3: John Oyler, St. Helens; Joel Beehler, Tim Oyler, War- ren. B Main: James Walker, Vancouver; Scott Jauron, Scappoose; Gooding, Crystal Flath, Portland; Lisa Oyler, Troutdale. A Main: Joel Beehler, Dick Gaboury, Port- land; Tim Oyler, John Oyler, Jerry Winchester, Longview; Scheibel, Kim Oyler, Derik Beehler, Walker, Gooding. Pacific Mini Sprints – Fast Time: Dave Walters 14.36. Tro- phy Dash: Greg Lane, Lake Stevens, WA. Heat: Lane, Wal- ters, Mike Opoka, Mesa, AZ. Main: Walters, Vinny Villeg- giante, Gresham; Dan Beck, Castle Rock; Opoka, Keith Everson, Marysville; Jeff Hatcher, Hillsboro; Eric Dehn- ing, Chehalis. Dwarf Cars – Fast Time: Ryan Martinez, Scappoose 15.65. Trophy Dash: Joe Eaton, Scappoose. Heat 1: Kevin Hicks, Creswell; Mike Hagen, Oakland; Steve Mc- Cleary, Aloha. Heat 2: Doug McVae, Scappoose; Eaton, Martinez. Main: Kevin Hicks, Martinez, Hagen, Mike Harri- son, St. Helens; Eaton, Brian Hicks, Eugene; McCleary, Jes- sica Eaton, St. Helens; Neal Hopwood, Gresham. Women’s Division – Fast Time: Jenae Frelich, St. Helens 15.92. Trophy Dash: Frelich. Heat: Susan Nelson, Portland; Angela Etheridge, Portland; Frelich. Main: Morgan Tenney, Scappoose; Frelich, Nelson, Victoria West, Scappoose; Etheridge. Tracer Division – Fast Time: Jonathan West, Scappoose 17.05. Trophy Dash: West. Heat: West, Olivia McDaniel, Scappoose; Bryce Tenney, Scappoose. Main: West, Mc- Daniel, Tenney, Wyatt Kaptur, St. Helens. Hav e a saf e 4th of J uly S TRASSEL ’ S A UTO R EPAIR & H YDRAULIC H OSES 2-4-6 S PIRAL W IRE S UCTION H OSES A DAPTORS - 3/16” TO 2” A MERICAN & M ETRIC F ITTINGS B ULK O IL P RODUCTS The Lucky Number must match the weekly Lucky Number post- ed at Murphy’s Furniture. Num- bers are changed weekly and can’t be divulged over the phone. Participants must visit Murphy’s to check their num- ber. Lucky Numbers don’t ex- pire so players can collect and hold onto them. If any other or- ganizations have Senior orient- ed events and would like to be H ANGING B ASKETS , S TRAWBERRIES , P ERENNIALS , A NNUALS & L ILIES Open 7 Days • 9 AM - 6 PM 45770 NW Sunset Hwy, Banks 503-324-3954 Murphy’s Furniture. For more information on this and other activities, call Mur- phy’s 503-640-1124, or email info@murphysfurniture.net, check our events page on www.murphysfurniture.net or stop by the store 10 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. seven days a week at 2962 baseline – two minutes west of Hillsboro on TV High- way in Cornelius. Dust control coming to gravel roads Washington County’s De- partment of Land Use and Transportation will apply dust control treatment on some rural gravel roads over the next few weeks. The treatment helps to reduce traffic-generated dust and, even more importantly, contributes to traffic safety. Dust control treatment increas- es surface stability and thus motorist safety on curves and hills where traffic patterns and volumes cause corrugated or otherwise rough road surfaces. Although dust control treat- ment has historically been re- ferred to as “dust oil,” it is not a petroleum product. It is an envi- ronmentally safe by-product from pulp mills. Dust control treatment contributes to envi- ronmental quality by reducing air-borne dust which can con- taminate air and water. With limited resources, the county treats only the most no- torious spots where wash- boarded surfaces present par- ticular driving issues. However, rural residents themselves can choose to pay for dust control on their county-maintained gravel roads. They must first obtain a no-cost dust control permit from the county. The permit coordinates county road grading with private contractor application of the dust control material. The permit also en- sures that only environmentally Are you ready for somthing safe products are used and that they are applied appropri- ately. The dust control permit is free of charge to the property owner or resident; call 503- 846-ROAD (846-7623) or e- mail lutops@co.washington.or. us for a permit. Motorists can help reduce traffic-generated dust by driv- ing more slowly on gravel roads. Excessive speed in- creases dust which can dam- age nearby crops. Driving too fast on gravel also causes washboarding and damages the road surface, increasing the taxpayers’ costs for mainte- nance. RELIABLE? FS 45 TRIMMER Easy-to- use, well-balanced trimmer for home owner use. Trimmers Starting at $159. 95 FS 56 C-E TRIMMER Ideal for homeowners with large or difficult areas to trim STIHL HAS YOU COVERED WITH PROTECTIVE APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES. 276 S UNSET , B ANKS 503-324-9808 Jim Dandy Farm Market Time to Plant more difficult and free fun events are few and far be- tween. Murphy’s Furniture staff is working on positive promo- tions that won’t break the bank. Their latest idea is Weekly Lucky Numbers for seniors to win a Murphy’s gift certificate. There is no purchase neces- sary. The game is strictly for fun. The numbers are currently distributed through local senior PRECISION OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT Banks Hardware 503-324-5221 • 150 N. 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