Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 6, 1990 - FIV E
Lindsay listed in Who’s Who?
Heppner students receive many awards at Academic Assembly
Ju n ior High S c ie n ce : Erin
Fishburn, Aleida Goodyear, Sara
Greenup, Dani Hill, Jenny Krein,
Ethan Burnside. Mark Moeller, Jake
Bacon, Patty Anderson.
Junior High OV Shop and Art:
Art-Patty Anderson and Brent
Wright; shop-Holly Eckman, Sara
Greenup, Aleida Goodyear, Kevin
Payne, Jeremy Wright.
Junior High Social Studies and
Law: social studies-Gretchen Berret
ta, Aleida Goodyear, Tony Becket,
Ethan Burnside and Dani Hill; law-
Gretchen Berretta.
Junior High Language Arts: Tony
Becket, Erin Fishburn, Gretchen
Berretta, Aleida Goodyear, Jenny
Krein, Dani Hill.
Junior High Band: outstanding
musician-Toni Cutsforth; most
improved-Jeff Botefuhr; musician-
ship: Alissa Brownfield, Austin
C oin er, O livia G avin, Aleida
Goodyear, Joseph Healy, Kevin
Payne, Tony
B eck e t,
Toni
Cutsforth, Chad Doherty, Dwayne
Dunaway, Erin Fishburn, Rick
Koffler.
Presidential Academic Fitness
Awards: sixth grade-Tina Kemp,
Donnie Pointer, Phillip Spicerkuhn,
Daniel Burnside, Ben Ewing.
Eighth grade: Gretchen Berretta,
Erin Fishburn, Joseph Healy, Rick
K offler, Tony Becket, Aleida
Goodyear, Jim Tellechea, Kevin
Payne, D aniel B eck , A lissa
Brownfield, Sara Greenup and
Jeremy Wright.
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Eighth grade Residential Fitness award winners
Sixth grade Presidential Fitness Award winners
The Academic Awards Assembly
was held Thursday, May 31 for
Heppner Elementary and Junior
High Schools. Students in grades 2-8
were recognized for participation in
special programs, exceptional effort,
academic excellence, and perfor
mance in academic skills contests.
Refreshments were provided by the
P a ren ts’ clu b follow ing the
assembly.
The following students were
recogniz.ed for their achievements
during the 1989-90 school year:
R & W Reading Program: most
certificates in their grade: second
grade-Ben Goodyear and Kim
Pointer, 5; third grade-Brooke
Boyer, 9; fourth grade- Jessica Van
W inkle, 6 ; fifth grade-Mandy
G utierrez, 8; sixth grade-Tina
Kemp, 5; seventh grade-Dani Hill,
3.
Advanced Studies Classes:
Second grade: Matthew Van
Liew, Stephanie Clough, Casey In
graham, Ben Goodyear, Laurie
M ich ael, Heidi T u rrell, Amy
Papineau, Trisha Adams, Leah Den
ton, Brian Wick, Kim Pointer. Chris
Bowman;
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Third grade: Jill Barber, Brooke
Boyer, Audra Bunch, Amy Burken-
bine, Kathleen Greenup, Sarah
G reif, Derek Gunderson, Jancllc
Healy, Jennifer Madison, Shane
Matheny, Ian Sweek:
Fourth grade: Melissa Cutsforth,
Adam Doherty. Jayme Hansen,
Jonas Healy, Bonney Jo Hill, Jessica
Keersemaker, Josie Proctor, Andy
Sykes, Jessica Van Winkle, Jaylene
Papinea, Josh Roy;
Fifth grade: Josh Coiner, Brent
Gunderson. Stormy Howard, Toni
Kemp, Brian K o ffler, Phillip
Tellechea. Lindsey Waterland. Ann
W ick , M ike W illia m s, R ick
Worden. Shannon Benjamin;
Sixth grade: Jenny Burkenbine,
Josh Clark, Tina Kemp, Donnie
Pointer, Phillip Spicerkuhn, Brian
Struckmeier, Ben Ewing, Rodney
Zumwalt, Chris S Jk e s , Daniel
Burnside.
Math Contest local and district :
Fourth
grad e:
Je s s ic a
Keersemaker (second district), Jonas
Healy, Jayme Hansen, Josh Roy
(seventh district), Keith Scott, Adam
Doherty (sixth district), Jaylene
Papineau, altemates-Josie Proctor,
Crysti Taylor, Tom Zumwalt, Joe
Kindle.
Fifth grade: Brian Koffler (fifth
district). Shannon Benjamin (third
district), Ann Wick (10 district),
Eric Schonbachler (fourth district).
Toni Kemp (seventh district), Brent
Gunderson, Lindsey Waterland,
alternates-Josh C oin er, Mindy
Qualls and Jerid Ployhar.
Sixth grade: Dan Burnside, Matt
Keersemaker (sixth district) Phillip
Spicerkuhn, Tina Kemp, Ben Ew
ing. Jen n ifer Burkenbine (1 0
district). Josh Clark (eighth district),
altemates-Angie Bergstrom, Bethani
Cookston and Rodney Zumwalt.
Seventh Grade: Ethan Burnside
(district champion), Jenny Krein,
Dani Hill, Trent Hughes, John
Qualls.
Eighth grade: Jim Tellechea Tony
Becket (district champion), Kevin
Payne, Joseph Healy, Rick Koffler,
Joe Lindsay and Daniel Beck.
Spelling contest Division I: Don
nie Pointer (second district). Josh
Coiner (third district), Brian Koffler
(sixth district).
Division II: Tony Becket, district
champion.
Oregon Writing Festival: Tina
Hit A Midi Note
WithThis Rate.
Photos by Joyce Hughes
Kemp, Phillip Spicerkuhn, Tony
Becket, Gretchen Berretta.
University o f Oregon Talented
and Gifted Summer Enrichment Pro
gram & $100 dollar scholarship:
Phillip Spicerkuhn.
Know ledge
M aster
O pen:
E lem entary
D iv isio n -P h illip
Spicerkuhn, Ben Ewing, Tina
Kem p, Dan B urnsid e, M att
Keersemaker, Toni Kemp, Mike
Vegraska, Josh Coiner, Brian Kof
fle r, Rodney Zum w alt,’ R ick
Worden, Donnie Pointer, Brent
Gunderson.
Ju n ior High D iv isio n : Jim
Tellechea, Daniel B eck, Chad
Skroch, Kevin Payne, Joseph Hea
ly, Gretchen B erretta, Aleida
Goodyear, Ethan Burnside, Dani
Hill, Jenny Krein, Tony Becket.
Junior High OV Homemaking:
high achievement-Ethan Burnside,
Kelsie Evans; improvement-Kyle
Moses, Amber Vejraska.
Now is time to control weeds
Controlling noxious weeds often
times gets shoved to the bottom of
the list o f things to do during the
spring. With spring almost over,
noxious weeds will he bolting and
producing seed soon. Morrow
County ordinance mandates that
noxious weeds be controlled to pre
vent the production and spread of
viable seed.
Weeds classified as noxious ( ‘A’
list) within Morrow County are Rush
skeletonweed, yellow starthistle.
Tansy ragwort, dalmataion and
yellow toadflax, Mediterranean
sage, leafy spurge, spikeweed, musk
and Scotch thistle.
Weeds o f economic importance
( 'B ' list), although not mandated,
should also receive attention at this
time. They include poison hemlock,
Canada thistle, jointed goatgrass, St.
Johnswort, perennial sowthistle,
field bindweed, cereal rye, wild
oats, Johnsongrass, knapweed (Rus
sian, diffuse and spotted), field dod
d er,
w estern
w aterhem lock,
Medusahead rye, puncturevine, pur
ple loosestrife, whitetop and kochia.
Anyone needing assistance with
weed identification or consultation
on control measures may contact
Dave Pranger, Morrow County
Weed Supervisor at the Weed
District office in Heppner, 430
Heppner/Lexington Highway or call
676-5452.
Lexington resident Theresa Lind
say is among 45 University o f
Portland students to be listed in the
1990 edition o f "W h o ’s Who
Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges.”
Lindsay, .daughter o f Larry and
Corrine Lindsay is a 1987 Heppner
High School graduate. She is a
junior majoring in history at U o f P
“ Who’s Who Among Students in
American Universities and Col
leges” has been published since
lone Insights
By An?Te Mortei\
-:-Gene and Florence Hodgson of
Athena visited their friends, John
and Jean Jepsen last weekend. The
Hodgsons took in the church auction
while here.
-:-Form er lone resident, Je ff Key,
was involved in a car accident in
Southern California recently. He is
confined to the intensive care unit of
a hospital in Palm Springs with
numerous internal injuries, broken
bones and lacerations. Cards and let
ters may be sent to him in care of
Desert Hospital, ICU #1, 1150
North Indian, Palm Springs, CA
92262.
-:-C leo and Marilyn Childers
traveled to Longview, WA. on
Wednesday May 30 to attend the
Come to the Island in the Son.
“ W e’re geared up for an unforget
table experience at Lexington Bap
tist Church,” said Pastor Glenn
Anderson. " W e ’re really excited
about the theme for our vacation Bi
ble school this year June 11 through
15.
The church will be turned into an
Island in the Son, a wonderful place
where toddlers through sixth grade
can experience the warmth o f God’s
love.
The Willow Creek Country Club
golfers will have a Jack and Jill mini-
toumament on Friday June 8 at 6
p.m.
The activity will involve male and
female couples playing in a modified
nine-hole Chapman-type o f play.
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Pastor Glenn Anderson added that
the "Island in the Son” theme will
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"In all these activities it is our desire
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sister-in-law. Harvey Childers and
Laurie Barrow accompanied them.
Roger and B arb C h ild ers o f
Rosehurg met the rest o f the family
in Portland for the remainder o f the
trip.
-:-T h e lone Cardinals Little
League team racked up three more
wins last week, defeating Arlington
15-2, the Heppner Giants, 25-4 and
the Heppner Braves, 10-5.
- :-Keith and Judy Rea plan to
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