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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 1 6,1997 Scholars honored Heppner schools list honor roll Megan Healy (right) and Cindy Gall, both 12 and in the sixth grade at Heppner Elementary School, enjoy ice cream sundaes sponsored by the school for students achieving a 3. to 4. grade point average. The students also received coupon booklets from participating local merchants. Honored students are listed in the HES honor roll. Coupon book participants include: Peterson's Jewelry, Bank of Eastern Oregon, Wells Fargo Bank, Lion's Club, Soroptimist International of Heppner, Murray Drugs, Gardner's Men's Wear, Willow Lanes, Shoe Box, Green Feed. U S. Forest Service and Creative Memories consultants Shannon Rust and Debbie Peck. Heppner sixth-seventh tourney team undefeated went on to beat Columbia, 43-21, The Heppner girls sixth and to claim the tournament champi seventh grade basketball team onship. The Heppner team then had a had their best season ever, finish game in Hermiston against their ing undefeated with a 9-0 record. sixth grade A team, which Hepp The first game took place at ner won, 33-11. The team’s last Columbia Middle School, Im - game was played in Pendleton gon, with a final score o f 28-24, in Heppner’s favor. The second against their seventh grade A game, Heppner played lone at team. Heppner beat Pendleton, home and won, 25-15. The next 30-20. The team’s coaches were Kim game was also at home, against Columbia’s team, which Heppner Gutierrez, Chuck Matteson and Ron Brisbois. Gayle Gutierrez won, 35-18. The fourth game was in lone, kept stats. Team members were Shelley and the final score was 22-19, Heppner. The next game was a Rietmann, Brett Barber, Jesse tournament in Boardman, which Gutierrez, Julie Proctor, Jodie took place during St. Patrick’s Carlson, Meghan Bailey, Olivia Day weekend. The team beat Sagely, Kelsey Greenup, Lacey Matteson, Ashley Ward, Marcy Condon, 33-11, Pendleton sev Miller and Jesse Kempas. enth grade team, 37-14, and then By M eghan Bailey Heppner High School has released its third quarter honor roll. To be named to the honor roll, students must have achieved a grade point average of 3.33-4.0. To qualify for honorable mention they must have achieved a grade point of 3.-3.32. Following are students who qualify: Seniors Honor Roll: Traci Dickenson, Brent Gunderson and Tom Kemp, all 4., Josh Coiner, Mandi Gutierrez, Brian Koffler Brandi Marshall, Frank Martin Justin Matteson, David Michael Lori Moeller, Tiffame Munkers Eric Schonbachler, Phillip Tellechea, Becky Ward. Lindsey Waterland, Rick Worden. Honorable Mention: Stormy Howard, Lonnie Rill, Robby Schultz, Jeff Wilson. Juniors Honor Roll: Mindy Binschus, Melissa Cutsforth, Adam Doherty, Jayme Hansen, Josie Proctor, Josh Roy, Genny Sneddon. Honorable Mention: Emmett Evans, Jonas Healy, Annie Hisler, Caleb McDaniel, Jaylene Papineau, Jessica VanWinkle, Travis Wilhelm. Sophomores Honor Roll: Jill Barber, Brooke Boyer, Tim Dickenson, Kathleen Greenup, Jaci Hughes, Jim Kang. Honorable Mention: Sarah Greif, Derek Gunderson, Janelle Healy, Travis Judd, Christy Kenny, Brian Knowles, Shane Matheny, Sarah Monahan, Bobbie Rankin. Freshmen Honor Roll: Trisha Adams, Casey Ingraham, Ashley Ropp, Honorable Mention (3.0-3.5): Chelsea Bredemeier, Tanner Britt, Brian Haguewood, Danielle Looslie, Chantea McCauley, Kiel Naims, Tiffany Piper, Kory Waterland, Matt Young. Honor Roll: Luke Murray, 4., Blake Allstott, Justin Botefuhr, Lindsey Clough, Stefanie Hanson, Courtney Nelson, Brooke Rust, Kaitlyn Sagely, Sheena Shank. Matthew Van Liew, all 4., Cody Bellamy, Leah Denton, Lindsay Greif, Darrell Kang, Amy Papineau, Macy Rhea, Luiza Saenz, Michael Schonbachler, Heidi Turrell. Honorable Mention: Joey Bourne, Jeff Currin, Stephanie Clough, Amy Drake, Terry Hendricks, Josh Hill, Abby Kahl Kristin Marshall, Mitch Mathews Amanda McDaniel, Laune Michael, Corey Miller, Kimberly Pointer. Eighth Grade Honor Roll: Scott Van Winkle, 4., Krista Adams, Amber Flaiz, Blake Knowles, Marissa McCabe, Danielle McDowell, Craig Scott, Amanda Sneddon, f t Lindsey Ward. Honorable Mention: Beth Baker, Sarah Eckman, Shad f t Hisler, Tara Ozment, David f t Piper, Maria Saenz, Camille Sykes. f t Seventh Grade Honor Roll: Jon Bennett, Brad f t Bowman, Shelley Rietmann, Olivia Sagely, all 4., Meghan f t Bailey, Jodie Carlson, Jessica Gutierrez, Stefan Matheny, Julie Proctor, Brian Rust, Paula Spicerkuhn, Sam Van Liew, Kyle Waterland. Honorable Mention: Leland f t Rill. Sixth Grade f t Honor Roll: Daniel Jepsen, Lacey Matteson, both 4., Brad f t Adams, Donald Adams, Sally Calvert, Cindy Gall, Rachel f t Howard, Sibbea Jones, Jessie Kempas, Conor Kilkenny, Marcy Miller, Doug Orwick, Nicole Wilson. Honorable Mention (3.0-3.5): Tracy Baker, Aleshia Geer, Megan Healy, Jessica Kreiger, Tylynn Smith. f t Fifth Grade Bedding Plants Corinne’s Greenhouse FullerCanyon Road 9-6, Mon -Sat through May Any other time, or for directions, call: * 676-5016 & f t COAST TO CO AST Office in Heppner. Topics include: characteristics of successful homeworkers; types of jobs being done at home; utilizing the internet to access resources for home based businesses; and distance learning opportunities. These free programs will be offered from 7 to 9 pm. Tom Wykes, Extension Energy agent, of Redmond is the instructor. Pre-registration is appreciated in order to prepare student materials. For more information contact; Umatilla County Extension Office, 721 S.E. Third Street, Suite 3, Pendleton, (541) 278-5403; or Morrow County Extension Office, 430 Heppner— Lexington Highway, Heppner,(541) 676-9642 Ladies' shoot set at M C gun club The Morrow County Gun Club invites all women to their 1997 “Ladies’ Shoot” on Sunday, April 20 at 12 noon. Lunch will be pot- luck and those attending are asked your source for ft ft ; s p r in g ¡ f t f t Lawn and Garden Center ft to ft * Goast Coast * WE CAN MELE YOU 676 *96/ « f t xSr ® tS r oEr tîêt tJPr tJEr t i r tJSr PSSCÜWflB D ID “We’re proud to offer what I feel is the best passenger tiro on the market today, the Z-800 Plus, in our biggest Spring sale ever." Is this your year to try OSU Extension Service Morrow growing a garden for the first County time? The Oregon State University Extension Service B a b e R u th b a s e b a ll Blue Mountain Master Gardener Volunteers have the perfect s ta r tin g s e a s o n publication for you, available at no charge. "Growing Your Own" is a newly updated, eight-page tabloid full of practical information about how to grow your own vegetables in Oregon. "Growing Your Own" is available for free through the Bingo every W ednesday night at 7:30 p.m. Sunday brunch at 9 a.m.-1 p.m.12 item buffet menu. Dining every Friday and Saturday at 6-9 p.m. © Heppner Elks 358 676-9181 -Where Friend, k l e e f 142 N. Main ALL SEASON] PREMIUM 80,000 RADIAL RETREAD Out best all season passenger car radial. 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