SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 2, 1994
Local schools list honor students
The following Morrow Coun
ty students have been named to
the honor roll and honorable
mention list for the first semester.
To be named to the honor roll a
student must have a grade point
average of 3.5 to 4.0. To be nam
ed to the honorable mention list
a student must have a GPA of 3.0
to 3.49.
Heppner High School
Seniors honor roll 3.33-4.:
Kara Ansotegui, Tony Becket4.,
Gretchen Berretta 4., Alissa
Brownfield. Holly Eckman, Erin
Fishburn 4 ., Shawn Foster.
Aleida G oodyear 4 ., Sara
Greenup 4., Truitt Greenup,
Joseph Healy, Rick Koftler, Joe
Lindsay, Candis Marshall. Ryan
Munkers, Ruth Norton. Kevin
Payne, Kevin Scott, Jim
T ellechea 4 ., and Jered
Wicklund. Honorable mention
3.0-3.33: Chris Cookston. Toni
Cutsforth, Dwayne Dunaway,
Jodi Johnston, Zane Martin. Greg
Morrell, Sam Sumner, Nicole
Sw eeney, Stacy W ilhelm ,
Caroline Zumwalt.
Juniors honor roll: Tracy
Blodgett. Ethan Burnside 4., Tina
Chinen. Willie DeBoer, Chris
Dickenson, Kelsie Evans. Dani
Hill 4., Jenny Krein 4., Mark
Moeller. Chad Skroch, Troy
Wilson, Brent Wright. Honorable
mention: C har Coe, Trent
Hughes, John Qualls, Rondi
Robinson and Bryce Tucker.
Sophomores honor roll: Casey
Betzold 4.. Tina Kemp. Phillip
Spicerkuhn. Jessica Sumner.
Honorable mention: Jennifer
Burkenbine, Dan Burnside,
Angela Debo. Ben Ewing. Alisha
Marlatt. Stefanie Skultety, Brian
Struckmeier.
Freshmen honor roll: Shannon
Benjamin 4., Joann Bingham,
Josh Coiner, Traci Dickenson 4.,
Brent Gunderson. Toni Kemp 4.,
Brian K offler4., Mindy Qualls,
Amber Rollis, Eric Schon-
bachler. Robert Schultz, Phillip
Tellechea. Lindsey Waterland,
Richard Worden. Honorable
mention: Jennie Gavin, Mandi
G utierrez, Stormy Howard,
Brandi Marshall, Lori Moeller,
Tiffanie Munkers. Jerid Ployhar.
Heppner Middle School
Eighth grade honor roll: Adam
Doherty, Sherry Sieler, Jonas
Healy. Jayme Hansen, Jessica
VanWinkle. Travis Wilhelm,
Mindy Binschus; honorable
mention-Annie Hisler, Linsey
Ropp, Katie Nichols, Melissa
Cutsforth. Josie Proctor. Jaylene
Papineau, Kay Foster, Sarah
Baker.
Seventh grade honor roll: Jill
Barber 4., Tim Dickenson,
KRisti Worden. Brooke Boyer,
Jeff Betzold, Kelly Rafferty,
Shane Matheny, Christy Kenny,
Derek Gunderson; honorable
mention-Bobbie Rankin. Jaclynn
Hughes, Kathleen Greenup. Matt
Berretta, Sarah Grief, Julie
Watkins, Jamie Perez. Jessica
Maben. Janelle Healy.
Sixth grade honor roll: Matt
Van Liew, Ashley Ropp. Amy
Papineau, Laurie Michael. Lind
say Grief, Leah Denton, Trisha
Adams, all 4.. Kimberly Pointer,
Corey Miller. Kim Marvin. Ab-
by Kahl. Casey Ingraham. Ben
Goodyear, Stephanie Clough.
Aleea Strouse, Tom Skultety.
Michael Schonbachler, Jacob
Roy, Eric Rollis, Kristen Mar
shall, Matt Jepsen. Amy Drake.
Heidi Turrell. Macy Rhea,
Kimberly Hansen; honorable
mention-Desi Schmeltzer, Chris
Bowman, Jeff Currin, Jacob
Cimmiyotti. Cody Bellamy,
Allison Sykes, Tracy Rankin.
Mitch Mathews, Levi Geer.
Fifth grade honor roll: Lindsay
Ward, Amber Flaiz, Shawna
Benjamin. Craig Scott, Marissa
McCabe. Krista Adams, David
Piper; honorable mention-
Danielle McDowell, Travis
Lowe, Blake Knowles, Justin
Wood, Scott Van Winkle, Tai
Sweek. Brittni Padberg. Tara Oz-
ment. Shad Hisler, Jeff Debo.
Beth Baker. Roxanne Miller,
Bridget McElligott, Mary Jane
McCarty, Tammy Nolan, Laurel
Temple, Jamie Lovett; 'B'-Jerad
Ashbeck. Becky Picknell, Jessica
Stefani.
Sophom ores ‘A ’: Jeremy
Ashbeck, Jason Halvorsen.
Melissa McElligott 4., Lynde
Minster 4., Marie Tworek,
Becky Wagenblast; ‘B'-Angie
Ball and John Doherty.
Freshmen ‘A': LaRee Ander
son. Brandon Long. Kelly
Morgan. Luke Swanson; ’B -
Steve Allen, Suzanna Heideman,
Charles Nolan, William Parm,
Jacob Taylor.
Eighth grade ‘A ’ : Jacob
McElligott. Kara Miller, Megan
Proudfoot. Nathan Rietmann,
Jennifer Sullivan; 'B ’-Maci
Childers, Tiffani Jones, Heath
Long, Marc Orem.
Seventh grade ‘A’: Jessica
Krebs, Amber Peck Niki Sullivan
4., Kathryn Tworek, Felicity
Warren; ‘B’-Lela Gribskov,
Treve
Palm ateer,
Nova
Rietmann.
Sixth grade ‘A’: Elizabeth
Allen, Erin Crowell. Mark
McElligott. Miranda McElligott,
Andrew Vosberg; B’-Shannon
Drummond, Mike Ferguison,
Sybil Krebs, Dylan Pettyjohn,
Nikki McElligott.
First Semester
Seniors ‘A’: Mike Green, Lars
Krechting. Heidi Orem, Celeste
Owen, Jason Proudfoot; ‘B -
Aaron Heideman, April Taylor.
Juniors ‘A ’: Mary Jane
McCarty. Tammy Nolan. Laurel
Temple 4.; ‘B’-Michelle Jones.
Jamie Lovett. Bridget McElligott,
Jessica Stefani.
Sophom ores ‘A ’: Jerem y
Ashbeck, Jason Halvorsen,
Melissa McElligott 4., Lynde
Minster 4., Marie Tworek,
Becky Wagenblast; ‘B’-John
Doherty.
Freshmen ‘A": LaRee Ander
son, Brandon Long. Luke Swan
son; ‘B’-Steve Allen, Corey
E hrm antraut,
Suzanna
H eidem an, Kelly M organ,
Charles Nolan, William Parm.
Jacob Taylor.
Eighth grade ‘A’: Jennifer
Sullivan; ‘B’-Jacob McElligott,
Kara Miller. Marc Orem, Megan
Proudfoot, Nathan Rietmann.
Seventh grade ‘A ': Niki
Sullivan; ‘B’-Jessica Krebs,
Amber Peck. Kathryn Tworek.
Felicity Warren.
Sixth grade ‘A’: Elizabeth
Allen, Erin Crowell, Mark
McElligott, Miranda McElligott.
Nikki M cE lligott, Andrew
Vosberg; ‘B'-Mike Ferguison.
Dylan Pettyjohn.
Harry Orn to speak at Christian church
Harry K. Orn, director of the
Oregon Christian Evangelistic
Fellowship, will be the guest
speaker at the First Christian
Church in Heppner on Sunday
February 6. His sermon will be
entitled "Don't Quit” taken from
the scripture of 1 Cor. 9: 24-27.
Orn. who has an office in
Clackamas, has been in the Chris
tian ministry for the past 40
years, both as a minister and
evangelist. Before becoming the
director of Evangelism for the
Oregon Christian Evangelistic
Fellowship, he served as senior
minister of the Central Christian
Church in Portland for six years.
He has held minsitries in Illinois,
Pennsylvania. California, Nevada
and Arizona. Most of these
ministries were planting new
churche’s and reviving dying
churches.
For several years Orn served as
the west coast director of Revival
Fires TV m inistry, with
evangelist Cecil Todd of Joplin,
Missouri. He also has served on
the board of directors for may
para-church organizations such as
the North American Christian
Convention, the Christian Church
Pension Insurance Foundation,
the Arizona Evangelistic Associa
tion, Double Vision USA, Na
tional Church Growth Commit
tee. Northwest Promoter for Lin
coln Christian College. He has
been a member of the board of
directors o f the Alexander
Scholarship Foundation of
Oregon, Sunnyside Kiwanis.
Portland, and OLE (Oregon Latin
Evangelism).
He has served as director for
the Oregon Christian Evangelistic
Fellowship since August 1985,
traveling across Oregon and
speaking at rallies, retreats,
camps and leadership seminars.
He has conducted “ Lift up
Christ” evangelistic crusades
(revivals) and helped in the
establishment of several new
churches and reviving of existing
church in Oregon. He is also the
editor o f the organization’s
publication “ The Fellowship
Tidings” .
Wheat commission meeting set
The next regular meeting of the
Oregon Wheat Commission will
be held Thursday, Feb. 10 begin
ning at 8 a.m. in the Chinook
Room of the Shilo Inn, The
Dalles. The Shilo Inn is located
at 3223 Frontage Road.
The Oregon Wheat Commis
sion complies with the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA). The
ADA prohibits discrimination
against persons with disabilities.
Anyone who would like to attend
the meeting, but needs speical ac
commodations may contact the
wheat commission 48 hours in
advance at 503-229-6665, TDD
503-373-7776.
All commission meetings are
open to the public.
OTPR to hold Bullbusting event
during St. Paddy’s weekend
The first annual St. Paddy’s
Bullbusting Calcutta and Stick
Horse Derby is coming to Hepp
ner the weekend of March 18 and
19.
Forty of the top bull riders in
the country will compete for a
purse of $9,000. World famous
announcer Bob Tallntan of Baker
will be the announcer. Wild Rose
productions o f La Center, WA.
will be in charge of the sound and
special music effects. The na
tionally known Beard Rodeo
Company will be the stock con
tractor. They are known for some
of the toughest rankest bulls in
rodeo today, said Mary Ann
Munkers, Oregon Trail Pro
Rodeo committee member.
Angela Munkers of Lexington
Justice Court
____ Report
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in
Heppner reports handling the
following business during the past
week:
LeRoy Rea. Heppner-Criminal
Mischief, $337 fine plus $15
restitution. 90 days in jail, $100
and jail sentences suspended with
one year probation with no futher
violation of the law excluding
minor traffic;
Linda Wilhelm, Heppner-
Maintaining a Dog as a Public
Nuisance, $92 fine;
Melvin Lee McCarl. 31,
Heppner-Failure to Drive Right
Side o f Highway, $40 fine;
Howard Loran Breidenbach,
20. Heppner-Exceeding the Max
imum Speed Limit. 70 mph in a
55 mph zone, $97 fine;
Leo Lloyd M arch, 52.
P ortland-C rim inal T respass
While in Possession of a Firearm,
$164 fine;
Trent Leonard Marsh, 21,
P ortland-C rim inal T respass
While In Possession of a Firearm.
$164 fine;
Melinda Lou Britt. 28, Pilot
Rock-Driving Uninsured, $103
fine.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO ACT ON A
BOND ORDINANCE
The Port of Morrow. Oregon
hereby gives notice of its inten
tion to act on a Bond Ordinance
authorizing the issuance of the
Port of Morrow Revenue Bonds.
Series A in the principal amount
of not to exceed $1.000.000 and
its Port of Morrow Revenue
Bonds, Series B (Cascade
Specialties Project) in the prin
cipal amount of not to exceed
$1,000.000. The meeting will be
a special telephone meeting to be
held on February 16. 1994. All
persons wishing to participate in
the meeting should appear at the
Port offices at 3:00 p.m. at One
M arine D rive. Boardm an,
Oregon.
The Port of Morrow. Oregon
Published: January 26; and
February 2. 1994____________
Blazer Improvement award winners announced
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Heppner High Schools tudents
were recognized for their
achievements at an assembly
Thursday .January 21.
Blazer awards were presented
to
April
R ollis,
Alissa
Brownfield. Holly Eckman.
Shannon Benjamin. Ronid Robin
son. Alena Binschus, Robyn
Struthers. Steve Wilson. Matt
Chetwood. Len Brittner and
Angie Vickere.
During the awards ceremony
certificates were presented to the
Most Inspirational Players for the
fall sports season, bv the Booster
Club.
Deliver the official
U S WEST DIRECT
Telephone books to:
Pendleton
H erm iston
H eppner
lone
Irrigon
Umatilla
Contact your nearest
State Employment Office
or call: 1-800-822-0230
Mon.-Fr.- 8:30 a.m./4 p.m.
2 - 2 - 3 <
1 CARP OF THANKS
As citizens and taxpayers of
Morrow County, we have often
wondered what kind o f care our
senior citizens and loved ones
received at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital and nursing home. ,
We can speak from experience
when we say the care is excellent.
After having our father in the nur
sing home and hospital for the
past several months, we have
seen first hand the quality of care
given
there.
PUBLIC NOTICE
His comfort and dignity was
NOTICE OF
their
first concern. All the Drs.,
SHERIFF’S SALE
nurses,
aides and everyone who
On the 22nd day of February,
had
a
part
in his care were con
1994 at the hour of 10:00 o’clock,
cerned
about
his well being from
A.M. Standard of Time in accor
the
day
he
entered
until he pass
dance with ORS 187.110, at the
ed
away.
front door of the Morrow Coun
The meals were attractive and
ty Courthouse in Heppner,
well
balanced, nutritionally. Each
Oregon, I will sell at Public Auc
week,
activities to keep them
tion all the right, title, claim and
socially
and mentally alert, are
interest of Morrow County to the
scheduled.
highest bidder the following
Words are inadequate to ex
described real property located in
press
our gratitude and thanks to
Morrow County, Oregon, to-wit:
these
caring people. The verse
A parcel of property situated in
“
Well
done thou good and
Section 11, Township 4 South,
faithful
servant”
certainly applies
Range 28, E.W .M ., more par
here.
Thank
you
from the bottom
ticularly described as follows:
of
our
hearts.
Beginning at a point North
Sincerely,
475.25 feet from the center of
John
&
Jean
Jepsen
said Section 11; thence North a
Frank
&
Linda
Jepsen
distance of 238 feet; thence East
Virginia & Henry Wood
a distance of 550 feet; thence
Elsie & Mario Baca
South a distance of 238 feet;
______________________2-2-1c
thence West a distance of 550 feet
to the Point of Beginning, all in 2 NOTICES
Morrow County, Organ; SUB
JECT TO any and all encum
It’s terrible to be lonely. Allow
brances, exceptions and/or reser
us to help find the right person for
vations of record.
you in your area or elsewhere.
Minimun Price: $11.000.00
Free info. Super Singles,
Market Value: $11,000.00
1-800-524-8362._______ 2-2-4p
Terms: Cash in full at the time
NOTICE:
of sale.
Now that you have had the
Said sale is made under an
Order issued out of the County chance to think
Court of the State of Oregon for about all those things—China,
Morrow County to me directed: wood or m ink-
Call Bob Kahl, Mills, Kuhn or
In the Matter of Real Property
Rhea,
owned by Morrow County and
One of them will find a way
Directing Sheriff to Conduct Sale
to
get your item
dated December 22, 1993. The
to
be
placed into the auction with
minimum price which may be ac
great
haste
cepted for the property is fixed by
See
you
there!
Order of the County Court and
Don’t
be
square!
stated with the parcel described
Bill
Kuhn,
Mike Mills 676-9141;
above.
Bob Kahl, Steve Rhea 676-9113;
ROY L. DRAGO, Sheriff Bill Kuhn eves, 676-5033. Pick
Morrow County, Oregon up evenings and weekends only.
By: Pauline Winter
2-2-tfc
Chief Civil Deputy
Publishing Newspaper: Heppner 4 HELP WANTED
Gazette-Times
First Publication: January 19,
The Morrow County School
1994
District has the following position
Last Publication: February 9,
open for the 1993-94 school year:
1994
POSITION: Boys assistant
NOTE: At the time of sale, the baseball coach.
County will collect fees for recor
LOCATION: Columbia Junior
ding the Certificate of Sale in the
High School, Irrigon, Oregon.
Clerk’s deed records. Recording
CLOSING DATE: Until filled.
fees are $20.00 plus $5.00 per
APPLICATION: A Morrow
page.
County School District applica
Published; January 19, 26; tion form may be picked up at the
February 2 nd 9, 1994_______
D istrict O ffice, Lexington,
Oregon, or Columbia Junior
High School Office, Irrigon,
Oregon. A letter of application
and a personal resume are also
required.
Applications should be sent to:
Don Holes, Principal, Coumbia
Junior High. Drawer “ K” , Ir-
rigon.OR 97844. (922-5551).
The Morrow County School
District is an equal opportunity
in the
e m p lo y e r.____________2-2-lc
DIRECTOR
Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife
($54.2I6-S76,332)
to place your
State of Oregon Seeking Direc
Classified or
tor for the Department of Fish
and Wildlife to manage a com
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prehensive statewide program to
protect and enhance marine,
Call 676-9228
freshwater and terrestrial wildlife
and their habitats for use and en
joyment by present and future
generations. This position is key
in maintaining the state's precious
natural heritage. The Director
Reach your
Customers
lone Schools
Second quarter
Seniors ‘A’: Mike Green,
Heidi Orem. Celeste Owen,
Jason Proudfoot; ‘B’-Aaron
Heideman. Lars Krechting. April
Taylor.
Juniors ‘A’: Michelle Jones.
will sing the National Anthem
while a serpentine of pennants
and colors takes place in the
arena.
The Calcutta auction will take
place at the Heppner Elks Lodge
starting at 7 p.m. March 18 when
bullriders will be auctioned. This
will give the crowd the opportuni
ty to get more involved in the
bullbusting, said Munkers. If the
rider makes money, then the per
son who bought the rider will also
make money. “ This should make
things very exciting,” said
Munkers.
The Stick Horse Derby, open
to children six and under, will be
a major horse race for the
younger generation. There will
be two races, one for three years
and under and another for ages
four through six. Children should
bring their stick horse with them.
The derby and admission to the
bullbusting is free for these young
jockeys. First place finishers will
receive a trophy.
For more information contact
Munkers at 989-8488.