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TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, April 8, 1998
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Who Knows
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The Dregs
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The BJs
High game Susan Atkins 181 and 183.
High series: Susan Atkins 522, Iris
Campbell 492.
Splits: Karen Wildman 3-10, Peggy
Michel 3-10, Betty Brown 5-7.
week of March 26
Gary and Diane Lent are the new owners of Rjs Restaurant in Lexington. The Lents came here from
Terrebonne wher Gary managed the Redmond Moose Lodge and Diane worked as a bookkeeper at a
local manufacturing company. The Lents said they don't plan any big changes at Rjs and will be open
seven days per week, 7a.m. to 9p.m. They will be serving breakfast.
Annie Hisler
Jr./Sr. HS band performs at festival
earns all-state
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Twenty-five members of the
Heppner Junior High/Senior
High School Band had a great
experience when they became
part of a 250-member band for a
day at the Tn County High
School Band Festival. The music
event was held on Wednesday,
April 1, at Helix High School.
The 11 school bands from
schools in Morrow, Umatilla and
Sherman counties participating
included: Heppner, Riverside,
Weston MeEwen, Stanfield, Pilot
Rock, Helix, Echo, Sherman,
South Wasco, Arlington, and
Culver. Music students spent
most of the day in Helix
practicing with the other bands to
prepare for the concert that was
given that evening.
The large combined band was
directed by guest band director,
Dr. Philip Cansler. Cansler is a
professor of music and director
of bands at the University of
Portland and has performed
through Europe, Japan and the
U.S. as a trumpet recitalist. "He
was an inspiration to all the
students, especially the 40
students who played trumpet that
day," said a spokesperson.
The mass band performed:
March For Freedom, The
Masterpiece,
El
Capitan,
Majestia, and Celebrated Air.
In addition to the combined
band selections, Heppner High
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lone Schools have released
their third quarter honor roll for
1998. Following are the students
who qualify:
Sixth grade: “A” -N atalie
McElligott, Meghan McCabe,
Emily Key and Billy Gates, all 4.,
Paul Neiffer, Jeff Hunt; “B”-
Johnny Collin;
Seventh grade: “A”-Caitlin
Orem and Diana McElligott, both
4., Tracy Griffith, Mike Radie,
Jaysi Bennetto; “B”-A aron
Tworek, Cayle Krebs, Til Tullis,
Cameron Krebs;
Eighth grade: “A ”-Adam
Neiffer and Colin McElligott,
both 4., Kristina Powell, Adam
McCabe, Salli M cE lligott,
Rhonda Wilhelm; “B”-Amellia
Peck;
Freshmen: “A”-Shelby Krebs,
4., Jennifer Thompson, Jeremiah
McElligott, Chanssa Gates, Jer
emy Rietmann, A llison Hal-
vorsen, Ashley Carmack; “B”-
Adrienne Swanson, Cory
Bennetto, M olly B arrow ,
Samantha Wilhelm, Kyle John
son, Katie Bacon, Nonnee
Walters, Jeanette Brantley;
Sophomores: “A”-Andrew
Vosberg, Jacob Neiffer, Miranda
McElligott and Mark McElligott,
all 4., Erin C row ell, Cam ie
Bumght; “B”-Nikki McElligott,
Dan Scott, Allan Gnbskov, Eliza
beth Allen, Joey Powell, Brandi
Brantley, Nathan Nolan, Sybil
Krebs;
Juniors: “A”-Niki Sullivan,
Jessica Krebs, Kathryn Tworek;
“B’’-Mary Weaver, Nova Riet
mann, Tori O dinet, Ryan
Bennetto, Rosanne Baker;
Seniors: “A’’-Marc Orem, Jake
McElligott, Tiffani Jones, all 4.,
Jenny Sullivan, Nathan R iet
mann. Katie Garrett, Kara Miller;
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Annie Hisler, a senior at
Heppner High School, was
selected all state honorable
mention for 2A girls' basketball.
Hisler and Weston-McEwen's
Amber Weatherspoon, who was
named to the first team, were the
only girls from eastern Oregon to
receive all state honors.
Hisler is the daughter o f Susan
and Paul Hisler, Jr., Heppner.
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JELLY B E L L IE S (the original gourmet Jelly Bean)
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The Morrow County Gun
Club's meat shoot at the MCGC
on Sunday, April 4 was a
success.
The food was provided by
Bonnie Grant and her girls and
many prizes were donated
including: case of oil from
Devin Oil; gift certificates from
Les Schwab and Marty Brannon
Auto Repair; a Polaris bag from
Lexington Polaris; and shooting
glasses
from
Markel
Manufacturing. The meat was
donated by Court St. market.
A scheduled shoot will not be
held for the next two weeks but
the MCGC will hold a final shoot
of the season on Sunday, April
26, with a Jack n Jill shoot, a 50-
bird shoot and a barbecue.
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Erin Crowell
MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
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Morrow County Transfer Station
will be closed
Sunday, April 12,1998 for Easter
It will be open Saturday, April 11 1998
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School Band and three other
bands each performed their own
individual
band
selection.
Heppner band director Ralph
Wemer directed the Heppner
students in the March of the
King's Trumpeters.
A highlight of the concert was
when all the school band
directors and Dr. Cansler got
together and played four songs in
their own Dixieland Band
performance. Wemer played the
tuba in that group.
The Heppner music students
who
performed
included:
Meghan Bailey, Krystal Baker,
David Bates, Cody Bellamy,
Travis Bellamy, Jon Bennett,
Joseph Bouree, Brad Bowman,
Chris Bowman, Maja Dietiker,
Kevin Drake, Daniel Jepsen,
Matt Jepsen, Heidi Kurts, Jody
Maddem, Mitch Mathews, Rob
McKenzie, Josh McKinney,
Justin Nelson, David Norton,
Leland Rill, Isaiah Stillman,
Heath Stillman, Heidi Turrell and
Sam Van Liew.
Another Tri County Band
Festival, specifically for seventh
and eighth grade students, will be
held Wednesday, April 29, at
Columbia Junior High in Imgon.
A concert will be given that
evening, with $1 admission for
adults. Ralph Wemer plans to
have Heppner Band students in
that event as well.
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No Pin Hitters
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Who Knows
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The BJs
29%
26%
The Dregs
High game: Susan Atkins 199, Betty
McDonald 195, Betty Brown 181.
High series: Joan Smith 471, Betty
Brown 464, Betty McDonald 462.
Splits: LaJuana McKenzie 6-8-10, Karen
Wildman 4-5, Peggy Michel 3-10, Betty
Brown 3-10,4-5-7.
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The Dregs
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TheBJs
High game Joan Smith 224
High series Joan Smith 534, Susan
Atkins 490
Splits: Maude Hughes 3-9-10.
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