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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday School district announces math contest winners Fourth grade math contest winners (left to right): back row-Rafael Zuniga, eighth place; Aaron Hendricks ninth (tie); Josie Pritchard, third; Brent Parks, sixth; Stephanie Holland, 10th; front row-Justin Delveaux’ second; Opal Reed, (tie) ninth; Clay Callow, seventh; Brendan McElligott, first; R.J. Farrens fifth; Andre1 Corpus, fourth. Apnl 14, 1999 - THREE Seventh grade winners (left to right): back row- Crystal Munoz, fifth (tie); Landi Busey, eighth; Zach Baker, third; Brian Haguewood, 10th; Luke Murray, second (tie); Natalie McElligott, fifth (tie); front row- Jeff Grigsby, seventh; Chelsea Anderson, sixth; Billy Gates, first; Johnny Collin, second (tie); Lyndon Hirai, ninth; Danielle Loosely, fourth. The 1999 Morrow County School D istrict Elem entary/ Middle School Math Contest was held April 8 at lone. Fourth grade w inner was Brendan McElligott, Heppner El ementary School (HES). Fifth grade winner was Knstal Temple, HES. Sixth grade has a tie for first place winners, Shanna Rietmann and Missy Baker, both from HES. Seventh grade winner was Billy Gates, lone Middle School (IMS). Eighth grade winner was David Harris, Columbia Middle School (CMS), Imgon. A complete list of winners fol lows: Fourth grade winners: first Brendan McElligott, HES; second Justin Delveaux, HES; third Josie Pritchard, Sam Boardman El ementary School (SBE), Board- man; fourth Andre Corpus, SBE; fifth R.J. Farrens, HES; sixth Brent Parks, IES; seventh Clay Callow , SBE; eighth Rafael Zuniga, SBE; ninth a tie between Sixth grade winners (left to right): back row- Carly Costello, fifth (tie); Blair Keithley, ninth; Kasie Peterson, Opal Reed, A.C. Houghton Ele second; Robert McElligott, fourth; Taylor McElligott, third; Tyler Raible, sixth (tie); front row-Stefanie Gisi, mentary School (ACH), Imgon, fifth (tie); Jessica Wainwright, 10th; Shannon Rietmann, first (tie); Missy Baker, first (tie); Jessica Burns, and Aaron Hendricks, SBE; 10th eighth. Not pictured are Emily Bauska, seventh, and Josh Lankford, sixth (tie). v ; ----- Stephanie Holland, IES. Fifth grade winners: first Knstal Tem ple, HES; second Amy Jepsen, HES; third Krystal Naims, HES; fourth Michael Memll, HES; fifth Jackie Meyer, HES; sixth Daniel Basile, HES; seventh Heidi VanGorder, SBE; eighth Chelsey Betsinger, HES; ninth a tie be tween Krystal Kegler, SBE, and Rory Kilkenny, HES; 10th Jace Jones, SBE. Sixth grade winners: first a tie 4 between Shanna Rietmann and Missy Baker, both HES; second Kasie Peterson, IES; third Taylor McElligott, IES; fourth Robert McElligott, HES; fifth a tie be tween Stefani Gisi and Carly Costello, CMS; sixth a tie be tween Josh Lankford, HES, and Tyler Raible, IES; seventh Emily Bauska, CMS; eighth Jessica Bums, CMS; ninth Blair Keithley, HES; 10th Jessica Wainwright, HES. Seventh grade winners: first Billy Gates, IMS; second a tie between Luke Murray, Heppner Junior High School (HJH), and Fifth grade winners (left to right): back row-Michael Merrill, fourth; Amy Jepsen, second; Krystal Nairns, Krystal Kegler, ninth; front row-Rory Kilkenny, ninth; Jackie Meyer, fifth; Kristal Temple, first; Chelsey Johnny Collin, IMS; third Zachary third; Betsinger, eighth; Jace Jones, 10th. Not pictured are Daniel Basile, sixth, and Heidi VanGorder, seventh. Baker, CMS; fourth Danielle Looslie, HJH; fifth a tie between Crystal Munoz, CMS, and Natalie McElligott, IMS; sixth Chelsea Anderson, HJH; seventh Jeff Gngsby, CMS; eighth Landi Busey, CMS; ninth Lyndon Hirai, CMS; 10th Brian Haguewood, HJH. Eighth grade winners: first David H arris, CMS; second Daniel Jepsen, HJH; third Doug Orwick, HJH; fourth Sally Calvert, HJH; fifth Caitlin Orem, IMS; sixth Thomas Bauska, CMS; seventh Conor Kilkenny, HJH; eighth Lacey Matteson, HJH; ninth a tie between Nic Armstrong, CMS, and Marcy Miller, HJH; 10th Tylynn Smith, HJH. Garden club plans Morrow County Road Department will be starting a major rebuilding project on the lower (north) two and one-half (2-1/2) miles of Valby Road, from its junction with Brenner Canyon Road to its junction with Gooseberry Road. This project will include the removal and replace ment of Barlow Canyon Bridge. During this construction, there will be a detour available from Gooseberry and Olden Roads to the Brenner Canyon/Valby Junction. The detour will be clearly marked. This project will be in progress for approximately four weeks, from April 12 through May 7,1999. The Road Department thanks you for your coop eration and we hope any inconvenience will be mini mal. If you have questions, you may call (541) 989- 9500. NANCY, 1 The year 2000 is well on its way ■ 4 A And you hit the half century mark today \ ^ ». ♦ ’* \ * r (April 15!) So count your blessings one by one And you’ll have a Happy Birthday when the day is done! Happy Birthday from your best friend of 20 years and the god-kids. PROM SPECIAL Classic Black Peak TUXEDO $ 39.95 Gardner’s Men’s Wear 193 N. Main Street • Heppner Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. ( 541 ) 676-9218 Wedding, Tabled Modoaa jbautn R ill and Knot A llan AU eaiion A p a d f 7th U Alecia Colleen *7aanaoJiy and Qaaiy K elly A ngeli M ay l i t (landi Jfeßoenj and QonatLan Qaaaetl M ay l i t Steam y Qa dtomaad and ÿ e fo e y Roieat ßote[uita M ay 8th : plant exchange The Heppner Garden Club will hold a public plant exchange on Saturday. April 17 at St. Patrick's Senior Center from 9 a m.-4 p.m Everyone is invited to bring plants to exchange. There is no cost for any plants. ; ^ MuMuj'i Ikuj .IN C Eighth grade winners (left to right): back row: Lacey Matteson, eighth; Tylynn Smith, 10th; Dan Jepsen, second. Conor Kilkenny, seventh; Nic Armstrong, ninth (tie); front row-Sally Calvert, fourth; Marcy Miller, ninth (tie); David Harris, first; Doug Orwick, third. Not pictured are Caitlin Orem, fifth, and Thomas Bauska, sixth. ) 2 1 7 N o rth M a in H e ppner 676 -91 58 * l\ u ;l
