FCXJR - Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 10, 1998
Wranglers presents year-end awards
The Wrangler Riding Club has
presented its year-end awards.
Following are winning riders:
11 and 12 year olds (L-R): first- Lacey Davis, second- Nicole Wilson,
third- Chantea Macaulay, fourth- Jessica Westburg (not pictured),
Brooke Rust.
Seven and eight year olds (L-R): back- first- Lane Bailey, second Regina
Seitz, third- Emily Rietmann, fourth- Drion Donner, Paige Davis.
Front- Whitney Matthews, Ethan Parks, Che1 Green, Mahaley Huddleston.
Leadline (L-R): back first-Taylor Parks, second- Kade Mader, third-
Garrett Gibbs,
fourth-Justin Pranger, Donald Matthews, Jared
Huddleston, Willy Gentry.
Front- Hayden Blair, Colter Raver, Chance Raver, Colby Green, Mary
Rietmann, Garrett Robinson, Devin Robinson.
Six and under (L-R): back- first place tie- Brent Eckman, Taighler
Dougherty, second- Quinn Mader, third- Jessica Hughes, Mary Hays.
Front- Joe Pranger, Brynna Rust, Brooke Davis.
Nine and 10 year olds (L-R): first- Madison Bailey, second- Jennifer
Griffith, third- Brent Parks, fourth-Jamie Westburg (not pictured), Hailey
Davis, Brandon Davis.
Jake McElIigott
receives
scholarship
14-17 year olds (L-R): Back- First- Jill Barber, second-Krista Adams,
third- Tracy Rankin, fourth- Amy Papineau.
Front- Jaylene Papineau, Bobbie Rankin, Sarah Eckman.
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Disturbed by Boardman clinic budget
Jake McElIigott
. 13 year olds (L-R): first- Tracy Griffith, second Ashley Ward, third- Brett
Barber, fourth- Meghan Bailey, Kelsey Breenup, Tasha Hollis, Megan
Healy.
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June 11th - Thursday
Ladles’ Night: oven-baked chicken, corn on the cob,
baked beans, green and potato salads, rolls and apple
pie. Dinner served at 6 p.m.
Flag Day Service upstairs before lodge-Cub Scouts,
Methodist Church choir providing music.
dining on F ridays and Saturdayd
HEPPNER ELKS 358
676-9181
"Where Friends M eet”
142 North Main
Jake McElIigott of lone was
recently awarded a presidential
scholarship at Carroll College in
Helena, MT.
Presidential scholarships are
awarded to students who have
earned a high school grade point
average of at least 3.25 and have
been accepted to Carroll College.
The awards are also based on
extracurricular activities of the
students and their ACT/SAT
scores.
Carroll is a four-year. Catholic,
coed, residential liberal arts
college. Bachelor of arts degrees
are offered in more than 30
academic areas.
To the Editor;
Administrator and Board o f Di
rectors, Morrow County Health
District:
I attended your May 4 budget
and board meeting. I am very dis
turbed by your position regarding
the operation o f a medical clinic
in the Boardman area.
When the county-wide health
Most improved award: Megan.
Healy.
Most
inspirational
district was formed, I supported
Stephanie Howard (not pictured).
it. The major consideration estab
lished by the Boardman area was
that the county-wide district would
fund a physician (M .D.) staffed,
full-fledged clinic, open 40 hours
per week and on-call to meet the
requirements, among others, o f the
To the Editor:
Since 1962, when prayer was Oregon Health Plan.
The budget for the Boardman
taken out o f schools, 1963, when
clinic
does not support the above
the Bible was removed, and
mandated
and described services.
1980,
when
the
Ten
Commandments were deleted, The am ount o f funds for the
everything in the United States Boardman clinic as indicated by
schools and government has gone the Heppner clinic budget, should
rapidly downhill.
be in the n eig h b o rh o o d o f
My question is, "How can we $550,000 to $600,000 to reflect the
get God, Bible and prayer back needs o f the Boardman area and
into schools and government?"
to support that which was agreed
(s) Janet Lundquist Overholser
to upon at the formation o f the dis
Christmas Valley
trict.
Get the bible back
into schools
H ep p n er
676-9481
The administrator reported to
the board that effective July 1, the
current half-time Boardman clinic
physician would be reduced to two
half-days per week. This is totally
inadequate and negates the rea
son to have the general Boardman
area in the county-wide district.
Boardman has a population
approaching 3,000. It is the larg
est town in the health district. The
tax base o f this area o f the county
medically served by the town con
stitutes 2/3-3/4 o f the district’s tax
base. We are paying for, and have
a right to receive good medical
facilities.
It is because o f the district in
ability or unwillingness to estab
lish either a full-fledged operation
or a mutually satisfactory arrange
ment with the district’s former
provider that you have an under
used (and financially wasteful)
clinic operation and a political di
saster in the making.
The board and administration
need to listen to the elected rep
resentative from Boardman. The
old divisive policy was completely
refuted w ith Sharon M ey ers’
overwhelming defeat o f the pre
viously unelected Boardman rep
resentative.
You have the opportunity' to
reconvene your budget commit
tee and correct this error in judg
ment before the final adoption o f
your budget.
(s) John Prag
Boardman
Kara Ansotegui
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O regon State U n iv e r sity
(OSU) senior Kara Ansotegui o f
Heppner has been selected to
serve a one-year internship in the
sports marketing dept, at the Uni
versity o f Kansas in Lawrence,
KS.
Ansotegui, who will graduate
from OSU with a degree in mar
keting on Sunday, June 15, has
worked in the OSU sports mar
keting depts. as a student assis
tant for three years. She was in
volved with several o f OSU’s ath
letic programs and was respon
sible for half-time entertainment
at basketball games and handled
several promotions at football
games as well.
“I had such a great experience
through my work in the athletic
department (at OSU) that I real
ized this was what I wanted to do
full-time,” Ansotegui said.
She will leave for Kansas the
day after graduation and plans to
start work around June 24.
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