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Events

Grant County Shooting Sports Club Seneca Range

June 7   0930    Skeet. The Pat Trap will be open for either Fun and Games  or 25 yard Practice too

 

June 28th     5 Stand. ( Sporting Clays without the walk)     $6.00 per round Starting at 0930.     Since  5 Stand takes some time to do the Pat Trap will be open for Fun and Games or practice like Skeet Saturdays.

 

July 5th     Skeet . Pat trap can be opened if wanted.

 

July  19th.   100 Bird Money Shoot   will consist of 25 Continentals,    25 birds form an agreed upon Handicap yardage, and 25  Doubles from 16 yards.   Entry Fee $50. Of which $26 will go into the winners pot. The pot will be divided  into  Class A, B and C shooters. So all shooting levels are encouraged to play.    Depending on number of shooters payout will either be 100% to top shooter in each class or 60/40 to top two shooters in each class.   Shooting will start at 0930.   Hopefully we will not get smoked out like last year.

 

For those interested the Burns Range on Radar hill will be open for Fun and Games from now until end of September each Wednesday Night starting at 5:00 PM  

Events

Seneca Oyster Classic 

Postponed Until Further Notice

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and continued support.  If and when a future date is selected, we will announce it here on our website.  Don't give up hope.  

Thank you.

The Ball Shack

Specialty - Meatball Sandwich

Facebook- The Ball Shack

101 Barnes Ave

541-620-8863

Bear Valley Meadows Golf Course

Public Golf Course/Pasture Golf

Hwy 395 S 

541-542-2161

 

The Timbers Inn & RV

Lodging and RV Park

306 Barnes Ave (Hwy 395 S)

541-620-2551

Bear Valley Stores

Mini-Mart and Gas Station

209 Barnes Ave (Hwy 395 S)

541-542-9309

 

Seneca Post Office

112 Barnes Ave.

541-542-2232

 

Seneca Elementary School

101 Park Ave

541-542-2542

Seneca School Website

Seneca Range (Grant County Shooting & Sports Club)

Seasonal Shooting Range

The "No-Way" Seneca Community Gardens
Community Garden

     In 2009 Master Gardener and resident Suzanne Findlay became instrumental in bringing the idea of a community garden to Seneca.  By enlisting the help of a group of residents along with City officials, local ranchers, 4H and the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Indians, this incredible asset was born.

     Today, work continues at the “No-Way” Seneca Community Garden. The harsh climate makes the conditions for gardening here in Seneca quite challenging, hence its name. This year there are no fees and the garden is open to all who are brave of heart and interested in digging, planting, weeding and, when the time comes, harvesting. 

     Eight of the nine beds have been tilled and have started to sprout lettuce, peas, potatoes, cucumbers, onions, and radishes with starts of broccoli, cabbage, and squash planted.  Bed #5 is dedicated to children interested in learning to grow their own food.  On most days there will be an adult at the garden in the morning hours for children to come by and play in the dirt.

     Everyone is welcome to visit the garden during daylight hours.  You can sit a spell or stroll around the beds and watch nature produce its bounty.

     Special recognition goes to Dale and Vicki McCormick and Jerry Smith for weed eating around the beds and to Barb Northington and Dale McCormick for tilling the garden beds.

 

The No-Way Seneca Community Garden Philosophy:

     Provide adequate garden space for city residents.

     Pool gardening knowledge and encourage new gardeners to grow food.

     Share harvest with others.

 

We are interested in acquiring a small garden shed if anyone has one to donate.

 

Please call Suzie Hood for information.  541-575-9101  Garden Manager

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