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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 12, 1991 • FIVE
Presidential Academic Awards presented
Presidential Fitness Awards presented to sixth graders are: back left-Josh Coiner, Brian Kof
fler, Brent Gunderson, Eric Schonbachler, Phillip Tellechea and Rick Worden. Front left to
right: Shannon Benjamin, Ann Wick, Lindsey Waterland, Traci Dickenson and Toni Kemp.
The Presidential Academic Fitness
Awards were presented to 11 sixth
graders and four eighth graders at
the Academic Awards Assembly for
Heppner Elementary and Middle
School June 5.
“ T his aw ard is the most
prestigious academic recognition
available to students of this age,”
said coordinator Linda Shaw. “ It is
difficult to earn because the student
must demonstrate both ability and ef
fort over a period of two or more
years.” For the period prior to the
award (grades 4, 5 and 6 for sixth
graders and grades 7 and 8 for eighth
graders) the student must maintain
a 3.3 grade point average. In addi
tion, the student must score at least
at the 80th percentile level (com
posite score of math, reading, and
language arts) on a recent achieve
ment test. Awards for effort may be
given to 10 percent of the number
qualifying for the Presidential
Award.
Students presented with the
Presidential Academic Fitness
Awards for 1990-91 were:
Eigth grade: Ethan Burnside, Dani
Hill, Jenny Krein, John Qualls and
Tracy Blodgett.
Sixth grade: Toni Kemp, Brian
Koffler, Eric Schonbachler, Lindsey
Waterland, Traci Dickenson, Shan
non Benjamin, Ann Wick, Rick
Worden, Brent Gunderson, Josh
Coiner and Phillip Tellechea.
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Eighth grade Presidential Fitness Award winners are: (left to
right) John Qualls, Jenny Krein, Tracy Blodgett, Dani Hill and
Ethan Burnside.
Roundup use okayed
The Oregon Wheat Growers
League has received word from the
Oregon Department of Agriculture
that the application for section 18 use
o f Roundup (glyphosate) for
ropewick or wiper application has
been approved.
Along with that approval are
restrictions and guidelines including:
a one-time application of one gallon
per 50 acres; no application within
30 days of harvest; volunteer rye
must be six or more inches taller
than the wheat to make application;
wheat is in or just emerging from the
boot; weeds cannot be wet, the EPA
.must be immediately informed of
any adverse effects resulting from
this use; and this exemption expires
June 30, 1991. A maximum of
25,000 rye-infested acres of wheat
in Oregon counties east of the
Cascade Mountains may be treated.
Senior class donate benches
Students honored for academic awards
The Academic Awards Assembly
for Heppner Elementary and Middle
School was held Wednesday, June 5.
Students in grades 2-8 were
recognized for participation in
special programs, academic ex
cellence, exceptional effort, and per
formance in academic skills contests.
Refreshments were provided follow
ing the assembly by the Parents’
Club. The following students were
recognized for their achievements
during the 1990-91 school year:
R & W Reading Program most
certificates/grades: second grade-
Amber Flaiz, 7; third grade-
Matthew Van Liew 14; fourth grade-
Jaclynn Hughes and Kelly Rafferty
6; fifth grade-Shelly Sieler 8; sixth
grade-Jenny Richards 9.
OSSOM Pipeline kids-Colin
Anderson, Ben Ewing, Tina Kemp,
Mindy Qualls, Mandy Gutierrez,
Brian Koffler, Donnie Pointer and
Rodney Zumwalt.
Honor cards: maintaining GPA
for
three
quarters-Jessica
Keersemaker, Jonas Healy, Ann
Wick, Brent Gunderson, Brian Kof
fler, Eric Schonbachler, Mindy
Qualls, Shannon Benjamin, Toni
Kemp, Bryce Tucker, Dani Hill,
Ethan Burnside, Jenny Krein, John
Qualls, Kelsie Evans, Mark Moeller
and Tracy Blodgett.
Science 7th and 8th graders (90
percent or better or all year)-Ben
Ewing, Phillip SpicerKuhn, Ethan
Burnside, Jenny Krein and Dani
Hill. Effort-Tina Kemp, Brian
Struckmeier, John Qualls, Mark
Moeller, Patty Anderson and Dean
na Peck.
Advanced Studies Class: second
grade-M arissa M cCabe, Wes
Haynes, Craig Scott, Danielle
McDowell, David Piper, Shawna
Benjamin, Blake Knowles, Tai
Sweek, Krista Adams, Amber Flaiz,
Michelle McClosky and Lindsey
Ward;
Third grade-Stephanie Clough,
Ben Goodyear, Casey Ingraham,
Laurie Michael, Corey Miller, Amy
Papineau, Jake Roy, Heidi Turrell,
Matthew Van Liew, Trisha Adams,
Chris Bowman, Leah Denton, Kim
Pointer, Brian Wick and Kaylee
Zumwalt;
Fourth grade-Jill Barber, Matt
Berretta, Brooke Boyer, Audra
Bunch, Amy Burkenbine, Derek
Gunderson, Ryan Pettyjohn, Josh
Sharp, Ian Sweek, Julie Watkins,
Kristi Worden, Kathleen Greenup,
Sarah Greif, Janelle Healy, Shane
Matheny and Tim Dickenson;
Fifth grade-Adam Doherty, Joe
Kindle, Josie Proctor, Josh Roy,
Sherry Sieler, Andy Sykes, Sarah
Baker, Melissa Cutsforth, Jayme
Hansen, Jonas Healy, Bonney Jo
Hill, Jessica Keersemaker, Jaylene
Papineau, Crysti Taylor, Jessica Van
Winkle;
Sixth grade-Joann Bingham, Brent
Gunderson, Mandy Gutierrez, Stor
my Howard, Toni Kemp, Brian Kof-
fler, Ben Marvin, Phillip Tellechea,
Ann Wick, Mike Williams, Shannon
Benjamin, Josh Coiner, Matt Drew,
Eighth grade: Ethan Burnside.
Jenny Krein, John Qualls, Mark
Moeller, Dani Hill, Troy Wilson.
Band: Ethan Burnside, April
Rollis, Chris Dickenson, John
Qualls, Chad Skroch.
Chorus: Bev Haugen, Jon Hanna.
Alisha Marlatt, Bethani Cookston,
Kelsie Evans, Willie DeBoer.
Language Arts 7th & 8th grade:
Jenny Krein, Mark Moeller, Ben
Ewing.
Oregon Writing Festival: Chad
Skroch, Bethani Cookston, Ann
Wick.
Spelling contests (local): third
grade-Stephanie Clough, Leah Den
ton and Trisha Adams; fourth grade-
Matt Berretta and Amy Burkenbine;
fifth grade-Sarah Baker, Jonas Hea
ly, Adam Doherty; sixth grade-Brian
Koffler, Ann Wick, Toni Kemp.
Knowledge Master Teams 5th and
6th grade: Shannon Benjamin, Josh
Coiner, Traci Dickenson, Brent
Gunderson, Jonas Healy, Bonney
Hill, Toni Kemp, Brian Koffler,
Josh Roy, Eric Schonbachler, Ann
Wick, Rick Worden.
Seventh & eighth grade: Dani
Hill, Ethan Burnside, Jenny Krein,
John Qualls, Ben Ewing, Dan Bum-
side, Phillip SpicerKuhn and Tina
Kemp.
Jenny Gavin, Amber Rollis, Jim
Schlaich, Eric Schonbachler, Rob-
by Schultz, Eric Skroch, Lindsey
Waterland, Rick Worden, Traci
Dickenson.
Social Studies: 7th grade-Tina
Kemp and Dan Burnside; 8th grade-
Ethan Burnside, Jenny Krein, Patty
Anderson, Dani Hill and Trent
Hughes.
OV Homemaking 7th grade-
Carrie Brunton, Heather Ripple,
Jessica Sumner, Beth Cookston.
OV Industrial Arts 8th grade-
Tracy Blodgett, Jenny Krein, Mark
Moeller.
Math contests: fourth grade-Tim
Dickenson, Amy Burkenbine, Sarah
Greif, Ian Sweek, Derek Gunderson,
Bobbie Rankin, Danny Coiner.
Fifth grade: Jessica Keersemaker,
Jonas Healy, Jayme Hansen, Josh
Roy, Bonney Hill, Mindy Binschus,
Jessica VanWinkle.
Sixth grade-Shannon Benjamin,
Brian Koffler, Eric Schonbachler,
Traci Dickenson, Toni Kemp, Rob-
by Schultz, Brent Gunderson.
Seventh grade: Tina Kemp, Don
nie Pointer, Phillip SpicerKuhn, Jen
ny Burkenbine, Ben Ewing.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
SECOND NOTICE OF
BUDGET HEARING
A public hearing on an approved
budget for Morrow County, State of
Oregon for the fiscal year July 1,
1991 to June 30, 1992 will be held
at the Morrow County Courthouse,
Court Street, Heppner, OR The
hearing will take place on the 26th
day of June, 1991 at 8:30 a.m. the
purpose of the hearing is to discuss
the budget with interested persons.
The first Notice of Budget Hearing
and Financial Summary was publish
ed on June 5, 1991 in the Heppner
Gazette-Times Newspaper and on
June 10, 1991 in the Columbia
Valley Chronicle Newspaper. A
copy of the budget document may be
inspected or obtained at the office of
the County Court, Morrow County
Courthouse, Court Street. Heppner,
OR 97836, between the hours of
8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00
p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Louis A. Carlson
Judge, Morrow County Court
Published: June 12, 1991
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SUNGLASSES
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Amy Greenup and Tricia Coe show off new was in appreciation for community support
Main Street benches. The Heppner High of fund raisers that financed the seniors’
School class of 1991 paid for materials for graduation trip to Disneyland.
HHS shop classes to make eight benches to
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be donated to the community. The donation
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FATHER’S DAY
SHOPPING
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from Pettyjohn’s
and you can’t go
wrong.
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June 13- Ladies Night dinner at 6 p.m. Flag Day
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Park -10 am. Hot dogs, pop, coffee
and refreshments provided. Lots o f |
fun-horse shoes-games-food. Special
prizes for the youngest, oldest E lk |
and oldest person. Money in th e j
Straw for the kids. Happy Father’s Day
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June 22- Doctor’s Recognition Day.
Dinner at 7 p.m.
June 29- Willow Creek Country Club Open.
Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Live music.
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