Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday: February 10,1999 - THREE
Heppner gears up for auction
The town of Heppner is once
again gearing up for the annual
St. Patrick's Day Celebration.
The celebration will be topped
off as usual with the auction on
Sunday, March 14, at the
Morrow County Fair and Oregon
Trail Pro Rodeo grounds.
The auction is the main fund
raising event for the weekend
celebration and also provides
financial support for local
projects.
Viewing of auction items will
begin at 11 a.m., accompanied
by the folk music group,
Mountainaire. The auction itself
will begin at 1 p.m. Admission
will be $1 or a "Pot O' Gold"
button.
Also during the viewing and
auction, a lamb barbecue and
other refreshments will be
available.
The auction will feature both
new and antique items. Several
auction formats will be used for
fun and variety. A "Country
Store" will feature homemade
crafts, home baked and canned
goods. Many new small items
and gift certificates will be
offered at a silent auction and a
raffle will be held as well.
Committee members will
canvas
all
the
local
communities, asking citizens
and merchants to donate items to
the auction.
"Our various
communities all support each
other in many ways, bringing
tourists to the area for festivals
and events, and we all enjoy
these events ourselves as well,"
said Delanne Ferguson, St.
Patrick's Celebration Auction
Committee
"We hope that
Pendleton, Hermiston, Tri-
Cities, Condon and Heppner will
continue to support the St.
Patrick's Day celebration."
Money raised at the auction
helps support the St. Pat's
Celebration; paying overhead, as
well as entertainment costs. The
Auction Committee also makes
contributions to the South
Morrow County Scholarship
Fund and to other local projects.
In 1998, a donation was made to
the St. Patrick's Senior Center
apartments and loudspeakers
were donated to the Rodeo
Committee.
Donors may call Dan or Doris
Brosnan at 676-5886 to make
arrangements for item pickup.
Donations may also be left at the
"Twice Upon a Time" bookstore
in Heppner or at Kuhn, Spicer &
Mills law offices in Hermiston.
Engagement
Bergstrom-Gilbert
Andrew Gilbert and Erika Bargatrom
Erika Ann Bergstrom, lone, and Andrew Rourke Gilbert,
Portland, announce their engagement to be married.
Erika is the daughter of Rudy and Jackie Bergstrom, lone. She
graduated from lone High School in 1993 and attended Mt. Hood
Community College in Portland. She is employed with the
Discovery Channel in Portland.
Andrew is the son of John Gilbert, Medford, and Jay Gilbert,
Kaiser. He graduated from Medford High School and attended the
University of Oregon in Eugene. He is the co-founder of "Last
Chance" Records in Portland.
The couple plan a February 27, 1999, wedding in Las Vegas.
They plan to reside in Portland.
lone Legion Auxiliary holds
salad luncheon
The lone Legion Auxiliary
started the year off with a salad
luncheon at the hall on Feb. 2.
Monday, March 15 was set for
the Legion birthday dinner and
Sunday March 28 for the Girls’
State tea.
The unit constitution was dis­
cussed and brought current.
The afternoon was spent fin­
ishing 18 lap robes for the
Veteran’s Hospital.
Arts & Crafts Club plans
for St. Pat's
Morrow County Arts & Crafts
Club members are reminded that
St. Patrick's Day is arriving soon.
It is time to prepare the arts and
craft items to be shown and sold
in the Les Schwab showroom
during the celebration, said a
MCAC spokesperson.
Also needed are two dozen
cookies from each member the
momjng of the show.
Wheat Commission sets meeting
The Oregon Wheat
Commission will hold a research
review meeting on March 1 at
the Hermiston Community
Center at 8 a.m.
A regular meeting of the
Oregon Wheat Commission will
be held on Tuesday, March 2, at
the Hermiston Community
Center at 8 a.m.
The Commission meeting is
open to the public.
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County schools release names o f honor students
Morrow County schools have
released honor rolls for the sec­
ond quarter and first semester.
Following are the students who
qualify:
lone Middle School
Honor Roll (second quarter):
Sixth grade “A ”-Kasie
Peterson, Tyler Raible; “B’’-Bar-
bara Holland, Taylor McElligott,
A lyssa R ietm ann, K ayleen
Vosberg.
Seventh grade “A”-Jeff Hunt
and Natalie McElligott, both 4.,
Johnny Collm, Billy Gates, Emily
Key, M eghan M cCabe, Paul
Neiffer, Billy Ross; “B”-Sarah
Barrow, Cyd Tullis.
Eighth grade “ A”-C aitlin
Orem, 4., Mike Radie, Til Tullis,
“B”-Jaysi Bennetto, Cameron
Krebs, Cayle Krebs, Diana Mc­
E lligott, Koby Rea, Aaron
Tworek.
Honor Roll (first semester):
Sixth grade “ A ”-K asie
Peterson, Tyler Raible; “ B”-
Arthur Ekstrom, Barbara Holland,
Zachary LaRue, Taylor McElli­
gott, Sara Peck, Alyssa Rietmann,
Kayleen Vosberg.
Seventh grade “A”-Jeff Hunt,
Natalie McElligott, Paul Neiffer,
all 4., Johnny Collin, Billy Gates,
Emily Key, Meghan McCabe,
Billy Ross; “B”-Cyd Tullis.
Eighth grade “A ”-C aitlin
Orem, 4., Tracy Griffith, Diana
McElligott, Mike Radie, Til Tullis,
Aaron Tw orek; “B ” -Jaysi
Bennetto, Cameron Krebs, Koby
Rea.
lone High School
Honor Roll (second quarter):
Freshmen “A”-Colin McElli­
gott, 4., Adam McCabe, Salli
McElligott, Adam Neiffer, Kristina
Powell; “B”-Derek Campbell,
Kristin Davidson, Cyndi Heagy,
Amellia Peck, Rhonda Wilhelm.
Sophomores “A”-Molly Bar-
row, 4., Cory Bennetto, Ashley
Carmack, Charissa Gates, Allison
Halvorsen, Shelby Krebs, Jere­
miah McElligott, Jennifer Thomp­
son, Adrienne Swanson; “B”-
Katie Bacon, Clayton Grubaugh,
Korey Morgan, Rhonda Porter,
Jeremy Rietm apn, Samantha
Wilhelm.‘
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Juniors “A”-Mark McElligott,
Miranda McElligott, Jacob Neiffer
and Andy Vosberg, all 4., Camie
Burright, Allan Gnbskov, Nikki
McElligott, Joey Powell; “B”-
Brandi Brantley, John Ferguison,
Nathan Nolan, Dylan Pettyjohn,
Josh Reynolds.
Seniors “A”-Niki Sullivan and
Katie Tworek, both 4., Rosanne
Baker, Jessica Krebs; “B”-Lela
Gribskov, Serge Malouin, Tori
Odinet.
Honor Roll (first semester):
Freshmen “A”-Colin McElligott
and Adam Neiffer, both 4., Cyndi
Heagy, Adam McCabe, Salli
McElligott, Kristina Powell; “B”-
Derek Campbell, Kristin David­
son, Am ellia Peck, Rhonda
Wilhelm.
Sophomores “A”-Molly Bar-
row and Shelby Krebs, both 4.,
Cory Bennetto, Ashley Carmack,
Charissa Gates, Allison Halvorsen,
Jeremiah M cElligott, Jeremy
Rietmann, Adrienne Swanson,
Jennifer Thompson; “B”-Katie
Bacon, Korey Morgan, Samantha
Wilhelm.
Juniors “A”-Mark McElligott,
Miranda McElligott, Jacob Neiffer
• and Andy Vosberg, all 4., Camie
Burright, Nikki McElligott; “B”-
Brandi Brantley, Erin Crowell,
John Ferguison, Allan Gribskov,
Sybil Krebs, Nathan Nolan, Dylan
Pettyjohn, Joey Powell.
Seniors “A”-Niki Sullivan and
Katie Tworek, both 4., Rosanne
B aker, Jessica Krebs, Lela
Gribskov; “B”-Serge Malouin, Ton
Odinet.
Heppner Elementary School
Sixth grade: "A" (3.50-4.00
g.p.a.) second quarter honor roll-
Madison Bailey, Blair Keithley,
Cara Kennedy, and Shanna
Rietmann, all 4.0, Missy Baker,
Tyler Boyer, Chelsea Bntt, Jode
Coil, Kylee Disque, Kyle
Huddleston, Joshua Lankford,
Lmsey Mitchell, Elizabeth
Orwick, Jessica Wainwright and
Terra Wilson.
Fifth grade: Brianne Jones,
Laurie Murray, Michael Merrill,
all 4.0, Rory Kilkenny, Krystal
Naims, and Brenda Victono.
Heppner Senior and Junior
High School
Seniors: honor roll (3.5-4.0)-
Tim Dickenson, Jill Barber, both
4.,
Brooke
Boyer,
Bias
Elguezabal, Kathleen Greenup,
Derek Gunderson, Janelle Healy,
Jaci Hughes, Christine Kenny,
Shane Matheny, Julie Watkins;
honorable mention (3.-3.49)-
Audra Bunch, Jared Eckman,
Brian Knowles, Jessica Maben,
Sarah
Monahan,
Angela
Munkers, Amber Peck, Bobbie
Rankin, Dustin Rollis, Riley
Tingue, Kristi Worden.
Juniors: honor roll-Trisha
Adams, Casey Ingraham, Ashley
Ropp, Michael Schonbachler,
Mathew Van Liew, all 4., Cody
Bellamy, Leah Denton, Lindsay
Greif, Abby Kahl, Kristen
Marshall, Justin Nelson, Amy
Papineau, Kimberly Pointer,
Macy RJiea, Katie Sherritt;
honorable
mention-Clint
Bellamy, Joseph Bourne, Chris
Bowman, Jeff Currin, Amy
Drake, Mitch Mathews, Laurie
Michael, Corey Miller, Tracy
Rankin, Jake Roy, Jeff Sneddon,
Heidi Turrell.
Sophomores: honor roll-
Amber Flaiz, Melinda Smith,
Scott Van Winkle, all 4., Krista
Adams, Blake Knowles, Marissa
McCabe, Danielle McDowell,
David Piper, Craig Scott,
Lindsey
Ward,
honorable
mention-Mathew Baker, Sarah
Eckman,
San
Juanita
Elguezabal, Ryan Matteson,
Kyle McDaniel, Jennifer Patton,
Maria Saenz, Amanda Sneddon,
Justin Wood, Brandon Young.
Freshmen: honor roll- Jonathan
Bennett, Shelley Rietmann, both
4., Meghan Bailey, Bradley
Bowman, Paula Spicerkuhn;
honorable
mention-Claire
Anderson, Brett Barber, Jodi*
Carlson, Jessica Gutierrez,
Stefan Matheny, Julie Proctor,
Brian Rust, Samuel Van Liew.
Eighth grade: honor roll-
Daniel Jepsen, Lacey Matteson,
Darren Van Cleave, all 4., Sally
Calvert, Dawn De Boer, Marcy
Miller,
Douglas
Orwick,
Whitney Sherritt, Ashley Warjl,
Nicole
Wilson;
honorable
mention-Bradly Adams, Donald
Adams, Cindy Gall, Genia
Grant, Clayton Henderson,
Rachel Howard, Jesse Kempas,
Conor Kilkenny, Tylynn Smith.
Seventh grade: honor roll-
Luke Murray, 4., honorable
mention-Blake Allstott, Chelsea
Anderson, Lindsey Clough,
Brian Haguewood, Stefanie
Hanson, Chantea Macaulay,
Brooke Rust, Sheena Shank,
Matt Young.
Riverside High School
Quarter 2 Freshmen: "A" honor
roll-
Matthew
Gordanier,
Cameron Sanders, Shannon
Wetherell and Sara Yoder, all 4.,
Sarah Beatty, Brendan Busey,
Alicia Hancock, Alicia Myers,
Sara Russell, Jesus Sepulveda,
Tia Warren; "B" honor roll-
Jennifer Butcher, Ashlie Cain,
Christopher Camine, Tiffany
Gordanier, Brenda Greer, Julie
Hendricks, Jenna Holmes,
Naomi Plisek, Linn Richardson,
Maria C. Valencia.
Sophomores: "A" honor roll-
Michael
Haney,
Bethany
Skoubo, Sheree Steiner, Irma
Torres, Rio Magden-Weikel,
Curtis Wnght, all f., Megan
Andreason, Bryan Barton, Debra
Darrow, Sara Fritz, Jacob
Gohnson, Gregory Grabeel,
Maria Garcilazo, Carl Hemnes,
Martha Hurtado, Dwi McKenzie,
Sarah Newport, Joshua Reeve,
Shane Slover, Manuel Villegas;
"B" honor roll-Keith Baker,
Justin Garcia, Jacob Graff, Craig
Gnbble, Ashley Howell, Juan
Jacobo, Nicholas Juergenson,
Darcy
McCormick,
Eno
Meakins, Elsa Mendoza, Rosa
Monge, Andrea Orcutt, Adam
Rogelstad, Anthony Vice, Tiom
Watson.
Juniors: "A" honor roll-
Amanda Jensen, 4., Jerry
Anderson, Jennifer Bash, Jutta
Beracz,
Chnstena
Butler,
Chnssa Chapman, Julie Daniels,
Jesse Hirai, Patrick Kenney,
Julie Mason, Krystal Miller,
Jessica Moore, Jacob Plisek,
Scott
Russell,
Clinton
Shoemake, Denise Wallain,
Amber Williamson; "B" honor
roll-Josh Calhoun, Tiffany
Crawford, Tana Kirks, Amelia
Garrett, Cody Gordanier, Stefani
Gordanier, Christina Hendergart,
Samantha Henry, Chris Hughes,
Angelina Nelson, Lisa Osgood,
Joseph Peck, Cnstma Ramirez,
Rachel Reyes, Marshall Sanders,
Demn Tallman, Tara Totten,
Maria B. Valencia.
Seniors: "A" honor roll-Jason
Calloway, Caitlin Daniels, Bret
Files, Nicole Kent, Jenny Prag
and April Vice, all 4., Jennifer
Barnes, Mitchael Dean, Rebekah
Fuzi, Michelle Gill, Juan Luna-
Orozco, Kesha McCormick,
Ryan Neal, Marta Ramirez,
Cheryl Rodgers, Janie Price,
Kara
Sandlin,
Matthew
Schilling, Amber Smythe, Alma
Solano, Britney Vincent; "B"
honor roll-Kenny Shelton, Kevin
Baker, Michael Filarski, Derek
Gribble, Kristen Johnson, Kory
Killingbeck, Alan Marston,
Elizabeth
Mendoza,
Jared
Purcell, Cindy Velasco.
First semester Freshmen: "A"
honor
roll-Sarah
Beatty,
Matthew Gordanier, Camron
Sanders, Shannon Wetherell and
Sara Yoder, 4., Brendan Busey,
Chris Camine, Naomi Plisek,
Sara Russell, Tia Warren; "B"
honor roll-Jennifer Butcher,
Ashlie Cain, Kyle Carson, Man
Close, Tiffany Gordanier, Alicia
Hancock, Julie Hendricks, Jenny
Holmes, Justin Lay-Cole, Alicia
Myers, Linn Richardson, Crystal
Smith, Ricardo Torres, Maria C.
Valencia.
Sophomores: "A" honor roll-
Michael Haney, Vanessa Hill,
Bethany Skoubo, Sheree Steiner,
Irma Torres and Rio Weikel-
Magden,
all
4.,
Megan
Andreason, Keith Baker, Bryan
Barton, Debra Darrow, Sara
Fritz, Justin Garcia, Mana
Garcilazo, Gregory Grabeel,
Carl Hemnes, Martha Hurtado,
Jacob
Johnson,
Darcy
McCormick, Dwi McKenzie,
Andrea Orcutt, Joshua Reeve,
Adam Rogelstad, Shane Slover,
Anthony Vice, Manuel Villegas,
Curtis Wright; "B" honor roll-
Ryan Chapman, Jacob Graff,
Craig Gribble, Ashley Howell,
Juan
Jacobo,
Nicholas
Juergenson, Eric Meakins, Elsa
Mendoza, Rosa Monge, Sarah
Newport, Tiom Watson.
Juniors: "A" honor roll- Julie
Mason, 4., Jeny Anderson, Jutta
Beracz,
Chnstena
Butler,
Chnssa Chapman, Julie Daniels,
Cody
Gordanier,
Amanda
Jensen, Jessica Joore, Patrick
Kenney, Scott Russell, Clinton
Shoemake, Denise Wallain,
Amber Williamson; "B" honor
roll-Jennifer
Bash,
Josh
Calhoun, Tana Dirks, Shantel
Evans, Amelia Garrett, Stefani
G o rd a in ie r,
C h ristin a
Hendergart, Samantha Henry,
Jesse Hirai, Chns Hughes,
Barbara McDonald, Chantell
Michaels,
Krystal
Miller,
Angelina Nelson, Lisa Osgood,
Jacob Plisek, Cristina Ramirez,
Rachel Reyes, Marshall Sanders,
Damn Tallman. Rocky Turner.
Seniors: "A" honor roll-Jason
Calloway, Bret Files, Jenny
Prag, Cheryl Rodgers, Kara
Sandlin and April Vice, all 4.,
Kevin Baker, Jennifer Barnes,
Caitlin Daniels, Mitchael Dean,
Rebekah Fuzi, Michelle Gill,
Kristen Johnson, Nicole Kent,
Ryan Neal, Janie Price, Matthew
Schilling, Amber Smythe, Alma
Solano, Britney Vincent; "B"
honor roll-Derek Gnbble, Kory
Killingbeck, Juan Luna-Orozco,
Alan
Marston,
Kesha
M cCormick,
E lizabeth
Mendoza, Jared Purcell, Marta
Ramirez, Kelly Shelton, Cindy
Velasco.
Boardman golf
tournament
March 27
Calling all-weather golfers...
It’s time to sharpen your wedge,
polish
your
putter,
and
participate in the annual
Boardman FrostBite Open
Fundraiser Golf Tournament.
This traditional Columbia
Basin "nte of spnng" is the only
funding source for Boardman
Chamber
of
Commerce
Scholarships awarded annually
to Riverside High School
seniors.
The Frostbite Open always
takes place at the Willow Run
Golf Course, West Wilson Lane,
Boardman, on the last Saturday
of March.
Prizes are awarded for low
gross, low net and KP (closest to
pin). A putting contest will be
held and lunch will be provided
by the Boardman Tillicum Club.
The game is four-person
scramble with sign-in at 8:30
a.m. and a "shot gun” start at 9
a.m.
"If you golf every day, or once
a year, join the FrostBite Open
on March 27 for a morning of
fun," said a spokesperson.
"The Boardman Chamber of
Commerce has awarded two
$500 scholarships to Riverside
High graduates annually for
many years. Our scholarship
criteria is ’community service' as
well as academic standing. We
would like to increase our
scholarship fund," said event
chair Ray Michael, "and
participation in the FrostBite
Open is a way to make new
friends, work on your slice and
support
Riverside
High
students."
For FrostBite information or
registration, contact Michael at
481-9474, 481-9457 or Willow
Run Golf Course, 481-4381
Wheat
Commission to
hold meeting
The Oregon Wheat
Commission will hold a regular
Meeting on Friday, February 19,
1999 at O'Callahan's Restaurant,
located in the Shilo Inn. The
Dalles, at 2:30 p.m.
The purpose of this meeting is
to prepare for a research review
meeting on March 1.
The commission meeting is
open to the public.
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