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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. February 7, 1996
Morrow County Schools list honor roll
The Morrow County School
District has released its second
quarter (first semester) honor
roll. To be included on the hon
or roll 'A', students must earn
a grade point average of 3.5 to
4. To be named to the honor
able mention 'B' list, students
must earn a GPA of 3. to 3.49.
Following are the students who
have qualified:
lone High School
Seniors: 'A'-Melissa McElli-
gott and Marie Tworek 4., An
drew Anderson, Rob Crum,
John Doherty; 'B'-Angie Ball,
Petr Hybs; semester 'A'-John
Doherty, Melissa McElligott
and Marie Tworek all 4., Rob
Crum; semester 'B'- Andrew
Anderson, Angie Ball, Petr
Hybs, Stephanie Lemieux.
Juniors: 'A'-LaRee Ander
son, Dawn Sheirbon and Luke
Swanson ail 4., Steffi Kohler,
Kelly Morgan, Jacob Taylor;
B'-Camie Crum, Andrea De
Boer, Stephanie Haguewood,
Suzie Heideman, Brenda
Holtz, Charles Nolan; semester
'A'-LaRee Anderson, Dawn
Sheirbon and Luke Swanson
all 4., Steffi Kohler, Kelly Mor
gan, Charles Nolan, Jacob Tay
lor; semester 'B'-Jory Crowell,
Andrea DeBoer, Jon Garrett,
Stephanie Haguewood, Suzie
Heideman, Brenda Holtz.
Sophomores: 'A '- Megan
Proudfoot and Jenny Sullivan
4., Maci Childers, Tiffani Jones,
Jacob McElligott, Kara Miller,
Nathan Rietmann; 'B'- Marc
Orem; semester 'A'-Kara Mill
er, Megan Proudfoot and Jen
ny Sullivan all 4., Jacob Mc
Elligott, Nathan Rietmann;
semester 'B'-Maci Childers, Tif
fani Jones, Marc Orem, Len
Rietmann.
Freshmen: 'A'-Jessica Krebs,
Niki Sullivan, Katie Tworek,
'B'- Ryan Bennetto, Lela Grib-
skov, Tori Odinet, Nova Riet
mann; semester 'A'-Niki Sulli
van and Katie Tworek 4.,
Jessica Krebs; semester 'B'-
Ryan Bennetto, Lela Gribkov,
Tori Odinet, Nova Rietmann.
lone Middle School
Eighth grade: 'A'-Mark McElli
gott, Miranda McElligott,
Nichole McElligott; 'B'-Eliza-
beth Allen, Erin Crowell, Sybil
Krebs, Andrew Vosberg; se
mester 'A'-Erin Crowell, Mark
McElligott, Miranda McElligott,
Nichole McElligott; semester
'B'- Elizabeth Allen, Allan
Gribskov, Sybil Krebs, Andrew
Vosberg.
Seventh grade: 'A'-Charissa
Gates, Shelby Krebs, Jeremiah
McElligott, Jeremy Rietmann,
Adrienne Swanson, Jennifer
Thompson; 'B'-Corey Bennet
to, Allisort Halvorsen; semester
'A'-Charissa Gates, Allison
Halvorsen, Shelby Krebs,
Jeremy Rietmann, Adrienne
Swanson, Jennifer Thompson;
semester 'B'-Corey Bennetto,
Jeremiah McElligott.
Sixth grade: 'A'-Colin Mc
Elligott; 'B'-Adam McCabe,
Salli McElligott; semester 'B'-
Adam McCabe, Colin McElli
gott, Salli McElligott, Kristen
Powell.
Heppner High School
Seniors honor roll (3.33-4.0):
Tina Kemp .4, Joshua Clark,
Ben Ewing, Kristina Grant,
Phillip Spicerkuhn, Brian
Struckmeier, Jessica Sumner;
honorable mention (3.0-3.32)-
Jennifer Burkenbine, Bethani
Cookston, Stephanie Johnson,
Donald Pointer.
Junior honor roll: Trade Dick
enson and Toni Kemp .4, Brent
Gunderson, Ben Hubert, Brian
Koffler, Frank Martin, Justin
Matteson, Mindy Qualls, Eric
Schonbachler, Phillip Telle-
chea, Lindsey Waterland;
honorable mention-Joshua
Coiner, Amanda Gutierrez,
Stormy Howard, Brandi Mar
shall, Lori Moeller, Jerid Ploy-
har, Robert Schultz, Rebecca
Ward, Richard Worden.
Sophomores honor roll:
Adam Doherty; honorable
mention-Mindy Binschus, Jar-
rod Clark, Melissa Cutsforth,
Jonas Healy, Katie Nichols,
Genny Sneddon, Jessica Van
Winkle, Travis Wilhelm.
Freshmen honor roll: Timo
thy Dickenson and Ian Sweek
.4, Jill Barber, Brooke Boyer,
Kathleen Greenup; honorable
mention-Tony Greenup, Sarah
G reif, Derek G underson,
Jaclynn Hughes, Christine
Kenny, Shane Matheny.
Eighth grade honor roll:
Trisha Adams, Leah Denton,
Linsay Greif, Casey Ingraham,
Abby Kahl, Laurie Michael,
Ashley Ropp and Mathew Van
Liew, all .4, Cody Bellamy,
Stephanie Clough, Ben Good
year, Matthew Jepsen, Kristine
Marshall, Mitch Mathews, Cor
ey Miller, Amy Papineau, Kim
berly Pointer, Tracey Rankin,
Macy Rhea, Michael Schon
bachler, Allison Sykes, Heidi
Turrell; honorable mention-
Clint Bellamy, Chris Bowman,
Jeff Currin, Stanley Cutsforth,
Amy Drake, Seth Givens,
Kimberly Hansen, Terry Hen
dricks, Darrin Ployhar, Jacob
Roy, Jeffrey Sneedon, Aleea
Strouse.
Seventh grade honor roll:
Amber Flaiz and Talia Sweek
.4, Krista Adams, Blake Know
les, Danielle McDowell, Tara
Ozment, David Piper, Luiza
Saenz, Craig Scott, Amanda
Sneedon, Scott Van Winkle,
Lindsey Ward, Justin Wood;
honorable mention-Sarah Ech-
man, Shad Hisler, Ryan Mat
teson, Marissa McCabe, Marie
Saenz, Brandon Young.
Heppner Middle School
Sixth grade: Shelley Reit-
mann, Jon Bennett and Meg
han Bailey all 4., Paula Spicer
kuhn, Olivia Sagely, Jessica
Gutierrez, Jodie Carlson, Brad
Bowman, Brian Rust, Julie Pro
ctor, Stefan Matheny, Kristen
Nesse; honorable mention-
Molly Turrell, Leland Rill,
Kevin Drake, Rhonda Wilhelm,
Kyle Waterland, Sam Van
Liew, Tammy Smith, Travis
Bellamy, Claire Anderson,
Laura Nesse, Michael McCabe,
Brett Barber.
Fifth grade: Ashley Ward,
Douglas Orwick, Lacey Matte-
son, Sally Calvert all 4., Marcy
Miller, Jessie Kempas, Sibbea
Jones, Jeremy M cKenzie,
Daniel Jepson, Donald Adams;
honorable mention-josh Win
ter, Nicole Wilson, Tylynn
Smith, Genia Grant, Aleshia
Geer, Stacy Delveaux, Brad
Adams, Jessica Kreiger, Robert
Whalen, Jerry Shank, Ben Tur
rell, Trevor Rhea, Conor Kil
kenny.
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DA'i Report
HHS Dance Team
schedules clinic
The Heppner High School
Dance Team has once again
planned a dance clinic for area
young people.
This year' clinic, open to
anyone in kindergarten
through 12th grade, will be
held Monday through Thurs
day, Feb. 12-15, from 3:45 to 5
p.m. at the Heppner High
School cafeteria.
Transportation to the clinic
will be provided by school bus
from the elementary school to
the high school.
Cost for the clinic is $5 per
pupil.
'Casper the Ghost' is this
year's theme for the clinic.
Flyers advertising the event
were to go home with grade
school students this week.
Parents are asked to sign
release forms and return them
to the high school as soon as
possible or by the first day of
the clinic.
Students attending the clinic
will perform during half time of
the Heppner High School boys'
varsity basketball game vs.
Sherman County Saturday,
Feb. 17. Approximate time of
the performance will be 7 p.m.
For more information, call
Martha Munkers, 676-9138
days, or 989-8538 evenings.
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Valentine’s Day!
We are now under the new ownership of Murray Drugs
We welcome Trish Sweeney as manager and
Kathy Jones as our new employees
Remember your Sw eetheart with our new
South Am erican Roses,
Russell Stover Candy, Balloons and gifts.
W e will make gift baskets that,
men, women or children will
LOVE!
The Morrow County District
Attorney's office in Heppner
reports handling the following
business during the past week:
Jan. 25: Michael Wayne
Phillips, 42, Irrigon, previous
ly convicted of Burglary I on
Feb. 16, 1995, appeared in court
on Jan. 25 for probation revoca
tion proceedings. He failed to
pay court-ordered obligations
and absconded supervision; as
a result, he was ordered to
serve 30 days in county jail,
serve the remainder of his pro
bation and ordered to pay
$1610 by February 1998.
Nathan R. Hammons, 42, for
merly of Heppner, was con
victed of Driving While License
Suspended and ordered to pay
a fine of $125, plus assessments
totalling $76 and sentenced to
30 days in county jail, suspend
ed on the condition that he pay
$201 within one year.
Jay Dean Stanridge, Grants
Pass, was convicted of Driving
While License Revoked, sen
tenced to 30 days in county jail,
suspended on the condition
that he pay $373, to be paid
within 18 months of sentenc
ing.
Linda Kuntz, 29, Portland,
was cited into court for Failure
to Pay Court-Ordered Child
Support, sentenced to 30 days
in jail, suspended on the con
dition that she pay $110 a
month for 24 months.
Feb. 2: Casey D. Rodriguez,
in probation revocation pro
ceedings, was found in Con
tempt of Court. His probation
was extended to Feb. 2, 1998
and he was given credit for five
days served in county jail and
ordered to pay $50 a month
court-ordered obligations
which he had failed to satisfy.
Mark Alan Mills, Klamath
Falls, originally sited for No
Angling License on Nov. 2,
1991, failed to appear for the
hearing. A bench warrant was
issued and he was arrested and
ordered to serve 30 days in
county jail, suspended all but
one day, with one year's pro
bation, and pay assessments
totalling $73 before expiration
of his probation.
Hope, Valby
churches plan
services
"You have heard it said, but
I say it unto you" is the theme
of the sermon that Pastor Stan
Hoobing will be giving to the
congregations of Hope and
Valby Lutheran on Sunday,
Feb. 11. It is also the Sunday of
the month that the congrega
tional members pick the hymns
for the Service of the Word
celebration.
The service and Sunday
School at Valby is at 9 a.m.,
with Sarah Carlson accompa
nying the congregation on the
piano.
Worship and Sunday School
at Hope Lutheran will be-at
11:00 a.m. Dr. Jeanne Berretta
will accompany the congrega
tion on the piano.
"Jesus the Messiah Among
U s" is a special Bible study
planned for members and
friends of Hope Lutheran. It
meets in the church basement
on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m.
Men, women and teenagers are
welcome to attend.
Friday School will be back at
Hope on Friday, Feb. 9 from 9
a.m.-3 p.m. Parents and child
ren are reminded to bring offer
ings for the Heifer Project, a
program to provide food for
third world countries and to
help disadvantaged children in
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Obituaries
Robert D. Runnion
Funeral Mass for Robert D.
Runnion was this Wednesday
morning, February 7, at St.
Patrick's Catholic Church in
Heppner with concluding ser
vice and interment following at
the Heppner Masonic Ceme
tery.
Mr. Runnion, 69, of Wood-
bum, formerly of Pendleton
and Heppner, died Thursday,
February 1, 19%, at Sun City,
Arizona.
He was born January 14,
1927, at Douglas, Wyoming, to
V.R. and Pearl Williams Run
nion. He attended school in
Wyoming before the family
moved to Heppner where he
graduated from high school.
He enlisted and served with
the U.S. Navy during World
War II.
In 1948, he married Jean
Turner at Heppner.
He then attended and gradu
ated from the University of
Oregon.
The couple moved to Pendle
ton in 1950 where they lived
until 1992 when they moved to
Woodburn.
Mr. Runnion had several oc
cupations during his time in
Pendleton, including deputy
sheriff, gas station owner, radio
sales manager and manager of
the local SAIF office. He retired
in 1986.
He was a long time member
of the Elks and Lions organi
zations.
Survivors include his wife,
Jean, at the home; sons, Bill
and Steve, both of Portland,
Todd of Eugene; daughter
Janet Jobes of Eugene; sister,
Geraldine DeSimone, of Eu
gene; and three grandchildren.
Memorial contributions may
be made to Pioneer Memorial
Hospital, P.O. Box 9, Heppner,
OR 97836.
Sweeney Mortuary of Hepp
ner was in charge of arrange
ments.
Robert C. Shuman
The funeral for Robert C.
Shuman will be 2 p.m. Thurs
day at the Heppner Nazarene
Church with concluding service
and burial at the Heppner Ma
sonic Cemetery.
Mr. Shuman, 74, of Hepp
ner, died Thursday, February
1, 1996, at Holtville, California.
He was born January 10,
1922, at Flora, to Charles and
Ora Schmachorst Shuman. He
grew up at Flora and attended
school there.
He served with the U.S. Ar
my during World War II.
He moved to Lewiston,
Idaho, where he met and later
married Lorena Dickison on
February 1, 1947. They settled
at Heppner in 1968.
Mr. Shuman was employed
by the Oregon State Highway
Department.
He enjoyed hunting and
fishing, camping and hiking,
traveling, horseshoes and
crafts.
He was a member of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Survivors include sons, Lo
ren of Yuma, Arizona, and
Robert of Eagle Creek; daugh
ters, Jeannie Lundgren of Pas
co, Washington, and Marie
Corwin of Long Creek; broth
ers, John, Joe and Alden; and
sisters Viola Shafer, Grace Ly
tle, Gerva Hays and Charlotte
Brooks; 15 grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren. His
wife, Lorena, died in March
1995, and two sister, Alta Wig
gins and Florence Noyes, also
preceded him in death.
Memorial contributions may
be made to Pioneer Memorial
Hospital, P.O. Box 9, Heppner,
OR 97836.
Sweeney Mortuary of Hepp
ner is in charge of arrange
ments.
Millie Morris
will be 80 years old
on Saturday, February 10.
Her children invite you to help make her day
special. Please join them at the Golden Palace,
in Hermiston across from Shari’s, any time from
2 to 4 PM, to share “best wishes" with the
Birthday Girl!
Fay Helen Ferguson
Fay Helen Ferguson, former
ly of Heppner, died Feburary 3,
19%, in Portland. Interment
will be at the Rogue River
Cemetery at Gold Beach. No
funeral services will be held.
Mrs. Ferguson was bom May
28, 1903, at Portland to Joseph
Warren Heiny and Hester
Anne Heslin Heiny.
Mrs. Ferguson's grand
mother, Drusilla Missouri Dun
bar Heslin was a pioneer in
Oregon, traveling the Oregon
Trail in 1850 with her parents
and grandparents. They settl-
.ed in what became Fairview,
near Portland. Mrs. Ferguson's
father joined a group of men
who unsuccessfully searched
for gold in the Priest Lake area
of Northern Idaho in 1895.
Mrs. Ferguson married her
husband, Eugene O. Ferguson,
on June 17, 1923, at Portland.
They lived 51 years in or
around Heppner, where Fay
had been a schoolteacher in a
one-room schoolhouse when
they met. They then moved to
Hermiston, where they lived
for another 20 years.
Mrs. Ferguson was a mem-
bor of the Order of the Eastern
Star and the American Legion
Auxiliary in Heppner. She was
involved in the Bookworms
Club in Heppner and in Her
miston. She won several
awards at the Morrow County
Fair in Heppner for her quilts
and preserves. She was a
member of the Heppner United
Methodist Church.
For the past several years,
Mrs. Ferguson has been af
flicted with Alzheimer's and for
the last two years, she lived in
an adult foster home in the i
Beaverton area and her hus
band lived nearby in an apart
ment.
Mrs. Ferguson is survived by
her husband; sons, Richard,
Burien, WA., and Charles
'Ted', Gold Beach; daughter,
Nancy Jean Rounsefell, Boring;
11 grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by her
parents, her brother, Warren
Heiny, his wife, Eva Schneider
Heiny, and two grandsons.
Health Dept,
The Morrow County Health
Dept, lists the following mon
thly schedule for blood pres
sures and immunizations:
Thursday, Feb. 8-blood pres
sures and immunizations,
Heppner office, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 r
p.m.;
Monday, Feb. 12-blood pres
sures and immunizations, Ir
rigon annex, 1-4 p.m.;
Tuesday, Feb. 13-blood pres
sures and immunizations,
Boardman, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.;
Thursday, Feb. 15-blood
pressures and immunizations,
Heppner office, 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m.;
Tuesday, Feb. 20-blood pres
sures and immunizations,
Boardman, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.;
Thursday, Feb. 22-blood
pressures and immunizations,
Heppner office, 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m.;
Monday, Feb. 26-blood pres
sures and immunizations, lone
City Hall, 2-4 p.m.;
Tuesday, Feb. 27-blood pres
sures and immunizations,
Boardman, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.;
Thursday, Feb. 29-blood
pressures and immunizations,
Heppner office, 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m.
The Health Dept, will be clos
ed Monday, Feb. 19, for Presi
dent's Day.
U of Idaho lists
honor students
The University of Idaho at
Moscow has released the fall
term dean's list. Local students
who qulaified include: Nina
Tucker, Hermiston, College of
Agriculture and Brent Sheir
bon, Lexington, College of
Business.
In order to qualify, students
must earn a grade point
average specified by their
academic discipline while
registered for a minimum
number of credit hours deter
mined by the various UI
colleges.
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