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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 2, 1994 - THREE
Knowledge Master participants honored Cardinals boost league record with win
Heppner High School par
ticipants in the winter Knowledge
Master Open academic competi
tion were presented certificates at
an assembly at the high school
recently.
The Knowledge Master team
consists of Phillip Spicerkuhn,
Bryce Tucker, Jenny Krein, Dani
Hill, Ethan Burnside, Joseph
Marriage licenses
The Clerk’s office at the cour
thouse in Heppner reports issu
ing the following marriage
licenses during the past week:
January 25’ Daniel Roye
Duitsman, 19, Boardman; and
Staci Ann Whinham, 18,
Boardman.
CARD PARTY-Pinochle
L ex in g to n G range H all
Saturday, February 12, 7:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the Grange Women's Association
$5
includes prizes and refreshments
$5 PRIZE for high
Ad sponsored by M orrow County G rain G row ers
Crushed Rock For Sale
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Clean Fill Material
Can be picked up at pit or we will deliver. Pit 6 V 2 miles up from mouth
of Lower Rhea Creek, Brenner Canyon. Contact Roger Britt 676-5096
4-H leaders
complete
training
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Seven county residents recently
completed a three hour 4-H
leader training workshop. The
training covered topics such as:
“ Setting Expectations for
Members, Parents and Leaders” ,
“ Risk and Financial Manage
ment” , “ The Nuts and Bolts of
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Managing Project Club” , “ The
4-H Activity Year” and “ tips for
Keeping 4-H Records’’. The
training was conducted by Mor
row County 4-H agents Bill
B roderick
and
C arol
Michael-Bennett.
The training began with a soup
dinner, courtesy of the Morrow
County 4-H Leaders Council.
New leaders completing the train
ing included Julie Errend, Doug
Fritz, Janelle Lacey, Tami Riet-
mann, Loren Unruh. Kathryn
Unruh and Rita White.
The following projects are
enrolling youth in fourth grade
and above: Dog Obedience and
Horse, North Lexington/Alpine
area; Rabbit, Heppner: Natural
Resources, Heppner; Sheep.
Boardman; Horse. Irrigon. For
more information contact the
Heppner office of the Oregon
State University Extension Ser
vice 676-9642 or 1-800-342-
3664.
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Cheurolet,
C heurolet
Healy, Jim Tellechea, Tony
Becket, Dan Beck, T ru itt
Greenup, Aleida Goodyear, Erin
Fishbum, Shawn Foster, Rick
Koffler, Kevin Payne, Joe Lind
say, Shannon Benjamin and Brian
Koffler.
Thousands of students in 50
states and several countries at
nearly 4,000 schools faced their
computers and 200 tough ques
tions to vie for top scores based
on the accuracy and speed of their
answers. The HHS team scored
1,021 of 2,000 possible points.
Riverside scored 1.031 and lone
scored 949.
Academic coach Mrs. Dutcher
described the event as “ an ex
citing interaction among a group
of students who haven’t worked
together before in the classroom
or any other differences in age
or any other area because of their
differences in and interests. It is
an intellectual exercise as well as
a cooperative learning experience
for the students.”
The Knowledge Master Opens
was designed to stimulate interest
and recognition for academic ac
complishment. The contest runs
on classroom computers to allow
all students the opportunity to
compete in a large academic
event without the expense of
traveling to a central site.
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By Anne Morter
The lone Cardinals improved
their league record to 6-0 last
weekend with a 65-49 win over
Echo on Friday, Jan. 28 and a
victory against Condon Jan. 29.
A young but improving Echo
team hung with the Cards until
halftime, trailing by just eight
points at the break. The Cardinals
got moving a little better in the
third quarter as they pulled away
to a 65-49 victory. “ We had our
mom ents,’’ said coach Del
LaRue of the game, “ but they
were few and far between. We
didn’t flex our muscles.”
Jason Halvorsen led the Cards
in scoring with 19 points. Aaron
Heideman added 18. lone
dominated the boards 53-21, led
by Heideman with 11. Jim Logan
in a fine effort for a guard, had
10, Jared Ashbeck added nine
and Jake Bacon and Halvorsen
each had seven. Logan led with
six assists and Ashbeck had six
steals. Heideman slapped down
three shots and Halvorsen added
two.
The Cardinals shot 28 of 67
from the floor for 42 percent and
eight of 16 for 50 percent from
the line. The Cougars shot just 18
of 59 for 3 1 percent from the
floor but made 12 of 19 for 63
percent from the line.
“ We played well enough to
win,” said LaRue. “ Sometimes
we seemed to be just going
through the motions. I guess
when you can do that and still win
by 16, it’s OK,” he added.
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4-H News___
Kool Kitchen Kids
By Shelley Rietmann, reporter
The Kool Kitchen Kids met in
December and January for their
first and second 4-H meetings.
The members are: Leland Rill,
president; Meghan Bailey,
secretary; Shelley Rietmann,
news reporter; Claire Anderson,
Olivia Sagely, Jodie Carlson and
Kandra Schmeltzer.
The members made hot cocoa
mix and fruit kabobs with fruit
dip.
The Martingales
By Salli McElligott, reporter
The Martingales 4-H Horse
club held a meeting Sunday,
January 30 at the home of Laurie
Childers.
The meeting was called to
order by president Dawn Boor.
Erin Crowell had an idea of an
Easter ribbon hunt on horseback.
The date for that has not been set
yet. Al Brazell will hold a cross
country jump on May l at the
Christy Crowell home in lone. A
community service project is to
be thought about by the members
and will be discussed in the
future. Several members worked
on their 4-H horse advancement
records.
Sybil Krebs gave a presentation
on "Dressed for Success” . Bren
da Holtz gave one on “ Groom
ing and Cleaning Your Horse".
Amber and Amelia Peck pro
vided refreshments. A date for
the next meeting was not set.
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lone’s 6'8” Lars Krechting in action against Echo. Krechting
is lone's exchange student this year.
Bowling tournament winners announced
For the past two weekends, the
men’s league bowlers in the area
have competed for top honors in
the city bowling tournament.
The four categories, team,
singles, doubles and all events,
were well represented with 354
lines bowled.
Money winners in the events
were: Teams. first-The No-
names; second-the Malignant
Misfires.
Singles: first-Jens Fredrickson,
second-Jeremy Maddem. third-
Frank Bailey, fourth-Harry Hart-
ly, fifth-Tony Doherty.
Doubles: first-O lson and
Breeding, second-Bailey and
Norris. third-Barnell and Hub
bard, fourth-Walker and Fox.
Winners in the all-events are
first-Larry Scroggins, second-
Tony Doherty, and third-Bob
Hubbard.
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By Kim Pointer, reporter
This year has started off for the
Heppner 4-H Photography Club.
This club is led by Susie Hisler
and Judy Barber.
At this meeting held on Friday,
Jan. 27. the club members elected
officers. The president of the club
is Jodi Johnston. She has been the
president for the past few years.
The vice president is Jenny
Krein. The news reporter is Sara
Greenup and Shaun Hisler is the
secretary. The junior officers are
Shad Hisler who is president and
Kim Pointer for news reporter.
The club has a new name
because
Picture
Perfect
Photographers was too long. The
new elected name is Kodak Kids.
The rest of the meeting was used
to discuss outings that the Kodak
Kids could go on to take pictures.
The meeting was adjourned.
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