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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 5, 1996
IM/CB rodeo club members compete
The lntermountdin and Col
umbia Basin High School
Rodeo clubs competed at the
Ontario/Treasure Valley High
School Rodeo on Memorial Day
weekend, and the Molalla High
School Rodeo held May 31 and
June 1-2. Following are the re
sults:
Ontario/Treasure Valley
Girl's All Around-Katie Mc-
Coin, Columbia Basin (CB).
Girl's Reserve All Around-
Tiffanie Munkers, CB.
Bareback riding-second Nate
Philbin, CB; sixth Andy Cleve
land, Intermountain (IM).
Calf roping-fifth Seth Hop
per, and seventh Ben Rodri
quez, both IM.
Steer wresting-first Hopper;
third Justin Matteson, IM;
eighth Rodriquez.
Barrel racing-first McCoin;
second T. Munkers; third Lexi
Matteson, and fourth Annie
Hisler, both IM.
Pole bending-first Hisler; se
cond L. Matteson.
Goat tying-third T. Munkers.
B reakaw ^ -first McCoin;
ninth T. MWikers.
Girl's cutting-second Mandi
Duby, IM
Team roping-second Rodri
quez.
Molalla HS Rodeo
Bareback riding-second Nate
Philbin and third Tyson Shoe
maker, both Columbia Basin
(CB).
Calf roping-second Seth
Hopper and fifth Ben Rodri
quez, both Intermountain (IM).
Saddle bronc-fifth Philbin.
Steer wrestling-first Justin
Matteson, IM.
Barrel racing-first Angela
Munkers, CB; second Lexi Mat
teson, third Annie Hisler, and
10th Laina Mathews, all IM.
Pole bending-first Hisler,
10th Tiffanie Munkers, CB.
Goat tying-third T. Munkers;
fourth Mandi Duby, IM; ninth
Mathews; 10th A. Munkers.
Breakaway-third L. Matte
son; sixth A. Munkers.
Boy's cutting-ninth Brian
Knowles, IM.
Girl's cutting-fourth Dubv;
sixth T. Munkers; ninth Steph
anie Skultety, IM.
Team roping-fifth J. Matte
son; sixth Rodriquez; 10th
Hopper.
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monthly schedule for blood
pressures and immunizations:
Thursday, June 6-blood
pressures and immunizations,
Heppner office, 8:30 a m.-4:30
p.m.;
Monday, June 10-blood
pressures and immunizations,
Irrigon annex, 1-4 p.m.;
Tuesday, June 11-blood
pressures and immunizations,
Boardman, 9:30 a m.-4 p.m.
Thursday, June 13-blood
pressures and immunizations,
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p.m.
Monday, June 17-blood
pressures and immunizations,
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Tuesday, June 18-blood
pressures and immunizations,
Boardman, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.;
Thursday, June 20-blood
pressures and immunizations,
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p.m.;
Tuesday, June 25-blood
pressures and immunizations,
Boardman, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.;
Thursday, June 27-blood
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Heppner office, 8:30 a.m.-4:30
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Troedson
scholars
announced
The selection committee for
the Carl W. Troedson Educa
tional Fund has announced
grants-in-aid in the amount of
$750 to Morrow County high
school seniors for the 1996-97
school year:
Heppner High School-Benja
min Ewing, Josilyn Evans, Doa-
shea Givens, Tina Kemp, Phil
lip Spicerkuhn, Jessica Sum
ner.
lone High School-Andrew
Anderson, Angie Ball, John
Doherty, Melissa McElligott,
Marie Tworek.
Riverside High School-
Heather Anderson, Lori Bu-
low, Clayton Finley, Roberto
Garcilazo, Sheri Garetto, Shan-
na Tallman.
These grants are awarded
from a fund provided by the
last will and testament of
Troedson, a prominent wheat
rancher of the lone area. These
students will be eligible to app
ly for renewal of their grants in
the following years of their col
lege or training progiams pro
vided that they maintain good
academic standing during their
first year of post-high school
study.
The selection committee con
sists of the Morrow County
School District superintendent,
the pastor of the Valby Luther
an Church, and the Morrow
County judge, as specified in
Troedson's will.
Award of the Troedson
grants was announced at the
recipients' respective high
school graduation ceremonies.
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H eppner
veaux; second grade Brianne
Jones; third grade Shanna Riet
mann (most in the school);
fourth grade Brooke Rust; fifth-
sixth grade Adam Bergstrom.
Oregon Writing Festival: fifth
grade Sally Calvert; sixth grade
Jon Bennett.
Geography Bee (top three per
grade with qualifiers for school
finals marked with *): fourth
grade Brian Haguewood*, Vin
cent Berretta, Brooke Rust; fifth
grade Daniel Jepsen*, Marcy
Milled, Doug Orwick; sixth
grade Jessica Gutierrez* tie
with Leland Rill*, Jody Mad-
dern. School champion Leland
Rill, with Jody Maddern in se
cond place in the school finals.
Knowledge Master: fifth
grade Brad Adams, Donald
Adams, Sally Calvert, Daniel
Jepsen, Marcy Miller, Doug Or
wick, Tylynn Smith; sixth
grade Meghan Bailey, Jon Ben
nett, Jessica Gutierrez, Jody
Maddern, Julie Proctor, Shelley
Rietmann, Leland Rill, Olivia
Sagely, Paula Spicerkuhn, Mol
ly Turrell.
Math contests (in order at
local contest, with county rank
in parenthesis): fourth grade
Luke Murray (seventh place),
Sheena Shank, Tiffany Piper,
Chelsea Anderson, Kiel Naims,
Vincent Berretta, Chelsea
Bredemeier and Kyler Lovgren
(tie); fifth grade Doug Orwick
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(champion), Sally Calvert
(eighth place), Daniel Jepsen
(second place), Marcy Miller
(10th place). Brad Adams,
Tylynn Smith, Darren Van
Cleave; sixth grade Shelley
Rietmann (champion for third
year in a row), jodie Carlson
(third place), Olivia Sagely
(fifth place), Jon Bennett
(seventh place), Jessica Gutier
rez (second place), Meghan
Bailey (ninth place), Julie Pro
ctor (sixth place).
Spelling contests (in order at
local contests, with county par
ticipation and place in paren
thesis): third grade Ryan
Campbell (Division I, tie for
fifth place), Cara Kennedy;
fourth grade Brian Hague
wood, Jessica Westberg, Vin
cent Berretta; fifth grade Mar
cy Miller (Division I, tie for
sixth place), Daniel Jepsen
(Division I, fourth place); sixth
grade Jessica Gutierrez, Claire
Anderson, Leland Rill.
1995 SOLV CUP: Cara Os
min's third grade class-jenny
Atkins, Jon Cain, Lilly Calvert,
Ryan Campbell, Grisselda De
Leon, Aaron Delveaux, Kylee
Disque, Josey Grant, Lindsey
Hodges, Cara Kennedy,
Amanda Kurtz, Josh Lankford,
Kelsie McKinney, Brandon
Seitz, Derek Shank, Stephanie
Shank, Stephanie Trachsel,
Jessica Wainwright.
ASSE looking for volunteer families
Cathy Halvorsen, lone, is
"bringing the world" to the
greater Morrow, Umatilla and
Gilliam county areas. She is a
volunteer area representative
for ASSE International Student
Exchange, a non-profit, public
benefit organization. The
primary goal of ASSE is "to
contribute to international un
derstanding by enabling for
eign students to learn about the
United States through active
participation in family, school
and community life," accor
ding to a ASSE news release.
Halvorsen will be interview
ing families in the three coun-
ty area to host high school
students from France, Ger
many, Finland, Switzerland,
Italy, Great Britain, Holland,
Spain, Portugal, Czech and
Slovak republics, Poland,
Japan, Brazil, Thailand, Mex
ico, Canada, Australia, New
Zealand and the republics of
the former Soviet Union. The
students stay with volunteer
host families for an academic
year and arrive with compre
hensive insurance and their
own spending money.
For more information on be
coming an ASSE host family,
contact Halvorsen at 422-7107,
or call 1-800-733-2773.
HES announces student honor roll
Smith, Leland Rill, Stefan
Heppner Elementary School Matheny, Brett Barber, Rhon
has announced its spring term da Wilhelm, Kyle Waterland,
honor roll. To be included on Mike McCabe, Kevin Drake, ,
the honor roll, students must Tasha Hollis, Travis Bellamy,
earn a grade point average of Claire Anderson.
3.5-4. To be named to the
Fifth grade honor roll: Ashley
honorable mention list, stu Ward, Douglas Orwick, Daniel
dents must earn a GPA of Jepsen and Donald Adams, all
3.-3.49.
4., Lacey Matteson, Jessie Kem
Following are the students pas, Sally Calvert, Nicole Wil
who qualify:
son, Marcy Miller, Genia
Sixth grade honor roll: Olivia Grant, Aleshia Geer, Brad
Sagely, Brian Rust, Shelley Adams, Ben Turrell, Sibbea
Rietmann, Jon Bennett and Jones; honorable mention-jerry
Meghan Bailey, all 4., Samuel Shank, Conor Kilkenny,
Van Liew, Paula Spicerkuhn, Tylynn Smith, Trevor Rhea,
Jodie Carlson, Brad Bowman, Jessica Kreiger, Josh Winters,
Jessica Gutierrez, Julie Proctor, Robert Whalen, Stacy Del
Molly Turrell, Laura Nesse; veaux.
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GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE
a r d
The academic awards assem
bly for Heppner Elementary
School was held Wednesday,
May 30. Students were honor
ed for academic achievement in
the classroom and for participa
tion in special programs and
contests.
Carol Hollis, representing the
R & W Drive In, accepted the
certificate of appreciation for
that business' sponsorship of
the R & W Reading Program.
Cara Osmin's third grade
class, winners of the 1995
SOLV CUP for the best clean
up project initiated by students,
received certificates and pic
tures of the class with Gover
nor Kitzhaber at the presenta
tion ceremonies in Salem
earlier this month.
Jessica Gutierrez was recog
nized for being accepted by the
University of Oregon for its
Talented and Gifted Summer
Enrichment Program.
The Parents' Club provided
and served refreshm ents
following the assembly.
The follow ing students were
recognized for their achieve
ments during the 1995-96
school year:
President's Aw’ard for Aca
demic Excellence (sixth grade):
gold award-Meghan Bailey, Jon
Bennett, Brad Bowman, Jodie
Carlson, Jessica Gutierrez, Julie
Proctor, Shelley Rietmann,
Brian Rust, Olivia Sagely, Paula
Spicerkuhn; silver award-
Stefan Matheny, Molly Turrell,
Kyle Waterland.
3.5 Honor Roll (* indicates
students who maintained this
average each quarter): fifth
grade-Lacey Matteson*, Doug
Orwick* and Ashley Ward*, all
4., Brad Adams, Donald
Adams*, Sally Calvert*, Ale-
shia Geer, Daniel Jepsen*, Sib-
bea Jones*, Jesse Kempas, Con
or Kilkenny, Marcy Miller*,
Tylynn Smith, Nicole Wilson;
sixth grade-Shelley Rietmann*
4., Meghan Bailey*, Brett Bar
ber, Travis Bellamy, Jon Ben
nett*, Brad Bowman*, Jodie
Carlson*, Kevin Drake, Jessica
Gutierrez*, Stefan Matheny*,
Kristin Nesse, Julie Proctor*,
Brian Rust*, Tammy Smith,
Olivia Sagely*, Paula Spicer
kuhn*, Molly Turrell, Samuel
Van Liew, Kyle Waterland.
Discoveries (Journal of art
and creative writing published
by the Umatilla-Morrow Coun
ty ESD): kindergarten Kylie
Doherty; first grade Zach
Kurtz, Brittney Allen, Tony
Haguewood, Brendan McElli
gott; second grade Kyle Carl
son, Heather Yocum, Michael
Merrill, James Van Liew; third
grade Joshua Lankford, Linsey
Mitchell; fourth grade Blake
Allstott, Christina Eldrige, Eva
Chitty, Courtney Nelson; fifth
grade Dan Jepsen, Ashley
Ward; sixth grade Brett Barber,
Kristin Nesse, Julie Proctor,
Shelley Rietmann, Molly Tur
rell, Paula Spicerkuhn.
R & W Reading Program
(most certificates in each
grade): first grade Justin Del-
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