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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 14, 1995 - THREE Summer reading program begins at Library ' marriage » , • ^ t . The Clerk's office at the cour thouse in Heppner reports is- suing the following marriage licenses during ihe past two weeks: * May 30: David Ponce, 32, Boardman; and ' , Maria Lourdes Rodriguez, 36, Boardman. June 8: Douglas Thomson Martin, 23, Maupin; and Sandra Lee Turner, 24, Heppner. James Christopher Kindle, 21, Pendleton; and Rebecca Kay Norton, 20, Pendleton. Market Re Compliments of the Morrow O ra m G ro w e rs Tuesday, June 13 Soft White ‘Aliens’ were seen parading through town June 9, as part of the summer reading program. The reading program got underway last Friday and will be held at the Library in Heppner every Friday through July 14 beginning at 10:30 a.m. ♦ 1 • Students get ready for rodeo finals Many area high school rodeo students are practicing daily to prepare for the Oregon State High School Rodeo Association (OHSRA) finals to be held in Prineville, June 14-18. The top 20 contestants in the state in each event will compete in two goes for the opportuni ty to qualify for the short go on Sunday. Only the top 10 in the state in each event will compete on Sunday. The top four con testants after the short go will qualify for the National High School Rodeo finals to be held in Gillette, WY., in July. Over 350 Oregon Students compete. Heppner and Condon High Schools have qualified all of their student high school rodeo members for the state finals. The girls' team of Tiffanie Munkers and Katie McCoin are also in the number two position in team standings. Following are the OHSRA point standings going into state finals: All-around girl: Tiffanie Munkers, second, 156V2; and Lexi Matteson, fourth, 129, both Heppner High School; Katie McCoin, fifth, 121, Con don High School. Rookie girl: Lexi Matteson, second, 187; Annie Hisler, seventh, 58, HHS. All-around boy: Justin Mat teson, fourth, 113, HHS. Barrel Racing: Lexi Matteson, third, 56; Munkers, fifth, 42; McCoin, seventh, 39; Hisler, ninth, 37. Goat tying: Munkers, fifth, 55; McCoin, eighth, 37; Lexi Matteson, ninth, 27. Pole bending: Lexi Matteson, eighth, 38; McCoin, ninth, 37; Hisler, 16th, 20; Munkers, 18th, 15. Breakaway roping: Lexi Mat teson, second, 48; Munkers, 13th, 19; McCoin, 18th, 16. Cutting: Munkers, seventh, 49 V2. Bull riding: Tye Wilkins, 12th, 19, CHS. Steer wrestling: Justin Mat teson, third, 57. Calf roping: Justin Matteson, fourth, 54. June July Aug. Sept. Oct. *4.36 *4.28/*4.22 *4.20 *4.22/*4.24 *4.26/*4.28 Barley June July Aug. *120 *120 *115 munity need for the training, submitting to a plan of action for completing the careef enhancement project with timeline and projected budget, and the support of their employer. Health care professionals in the local 10 county area: Mor row, Baker, Gilliam, Grant, northern Malheur, Sherman, Umatilla, Wallowa and W heeler, applied for the scholarships awarded by NEOAHEC. A total of eight winners received scholarships of $500 or more. Parents support group formed The Prevention/Early In tervention committee members for Morrow County have been working on establishing a parent's support group for the north and south ends of the county. This supportive group will work towards enhancing parents' resources in dealing with their children. The com mittee is in need of volunteer PLEASE CUP AND SAVE group facilitators for the parent and child groups in the Board- man/Irrigon and Lexington /Ione/Heppner areas. Volunteer positions will in volve three hours of work a week. The program prefers in dividuals who have some facilitating background, work ing knowledge of local re sources, and who are dedicated to help empower parents and children. Training will be pro vided by Parents Anonymous locally. Call Marilyn at 676-9161 or 481-2911 for further informa tion. G Central Red Apple e n u i n e C FFA team takes second at show The Heppner Future Farmers of America (FFA) Judging Team, consisting of Tina and Toni Kemp, Jossie Evans, Frank Martin and Willie DeBoer, plac ed second at the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show, at Union, June 7-9. Heppner was not far behind the first place team, Enterprise, as they were edged out of the top spot by just one point. Enterprise finished with 912 points and Heppner with 911 points. Other top five finishers were Union, third; Milton-Free- water, fourth; and Enterprise second team, fifth. A total of 18 advanced teams, consisting of n i: ï 'i five members each, competed, '.in. . Bank of Eastern Oregon v Each member had to correct scholarship applications can ly place a set of four animals in still be submitted for three six classes. The classes were more weeks, reminds bank comprised of two classes of president George Koffler. The beef, two sheep and two swine deadline for the new $600 and an oral set of reasons on award is July 5. The contest is one class. The placings were open to Heppner and lone high then scored against the official school graduates who will be placing to determine winners. second, third or fourth year col Evans and Toni Kemp were lege students majoring in either eighth and ninth high scoring agriculture or business. individuals from the advanced The funds for this scholarship participants. Evans scored 307 were raised at the Bank of and Kemp 306, from a possible Eastern Oregon Customer Ap 350 points. preciation Golf Tournament for "The team looks forward to the Heppner and lone branches competing at other livestock last September. shows this summer and will "T h e scholarship fund practice and fine tune their became a joint effort between skills for the final judging con the bank and our customers," test held at the Oregon State Koffler said. " The bank hosted Fair held in late August," said the tournament and luncheon a team spokesperson. as a way to thank our customers for their patronage and have some fun. They, in turn, made donations to the scholarship fund." The bank gives scholarships to graduating seniors in Mor row and Gilliam counties who plan to major in agriculture or business, and felt a scholarship for returning students was also needed, explained Koffler. 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