EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 12, 2000
H eppner E lem entary presents aw ards
Heppner Elementary School,
during the Christmas program,
recognized students who earned
R&W reading awards. Following
are the students who received
awards:
R&W Reading Awards
Nov. 22-Dec. 21
First grade-Lmdsay Cutsforth,
Amber Gray, Cody Dollarhide,
Ten Straley, Sarah Kendrick;
Second grade-Ashley Wolff,
Bryan Holland, Kellee Jones,
Mark McCabe, Cassie Drew,
Jacob Gregory, Jessica Hughes,
Brynna Rust, Chance Day;
Third grade-M att Holland,
Maggie Armato, Stephanie Rill,
Brittany Boothe, Eddie Collins,
Kelsey Meyer (First and second),
Sherilyn Peck, Chris Hickerson,
Rachel Alford, Braden Britt;
Fourth grade-Taylor Kempas,
Logan Anthony (second), Whitney
Matthews (second), Ben McCarl
(second), Jenna Bowman (sec
ond), Kelsie Fox (second), Megan
Orr (second), Zane Ford;
Fifth grade-Casey Maben,
Chelsey Foster, Cody Ford (first
and second), Caleb Maben, April
Drew, Justin Gregory;
Sixth grade-Brandon Johnson,
Lynan Bingham, Samantha Bur-
kenbine, Matt Kenny, Heather
Yocom (second, third, fourth),
Charlene Houwelmg (second).
Entertainment for the program
was provided by HES teachers
Cara Osmin, Mary Ann
Elguezabal and Jean Strange, and
principal Phyllis Danielson, who
sang Christmas carols.
HES has also announced De
cember Students of the Month.
Following are the students of the
month:
December
Students of the Month
Citizenship:
Eddie Collins, Michael Merrill,
Nick Lacey, Brynna Rust, Cole
Morgan, Cody Dollarhide, Kelsey
Wolff, Seth Palmer, Adrian Clem
ent, Joe Pranger, Jessica Heliker.
Lynan Bingham, Regi Seitz, Colton
H elfrecht. Ellie McConnell.
Charlene Houwelmg.
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Hard Work:
Bnttany Boothe, Bnanne Jones,
Ryan Bennett, Jared Huddleston,
Hannah Jones, Brent Brosnan,
Christopher Hendricks. Justin
Yocom, Zane Ford, Destiny
George, Stephanie Smith, Chelsey
Foster, Amanda Miles. Drew
Prindle, Kody Lovgren. Ashley
Wolff
Kindness:
Braden Britt, Stephanie
Cutsforth, Colton Helfrecht, Calli
Britt, Chance Day, Andrew Bara,
Nick Kempas, Robbie Smith, Ten
Straley, JR Drew, John Fortner,
Kelsie Fox, Peter Geer, Heather
Yocom. Torri Lovgren. Katie
Britt.
Gun Club
elects officers
P hotos
by
Sandi
Day (N ot all
s tu d e n t s honored are pictured.)
Left to right: back-Teri Straley, Seth Palmer, Justin Yocom; front-
Nick Kempas, Brett Brosnan. Cody Dollarhide.
Left to right: back-Lynan Bingham, Charlene Houweiing, Amanda Miles, Kody Lovgren, Regie Seitz, Katie
Britt, Chelsey Foster; center-Colton Helfrecht, Brianne Jones, Michael Merrill; front-Paderick Monahan,
Peter Geer.
Bowling League
Koffee Kup Keglers
Week of Dec. 16
W
L
38
18
MCGG
24
32
The CJs
24’/ ,
31 Vi
Team #1
26
30
The Dregs
28'/,
26'/,
No Pin Hitters
High game, men: John Breidenbach 167.
High series, men: John Breidenbach 468.
High game, women: Luvilla Sonstegard
176 and 178.
High senes, women: Luvilla Sonstegard
488
Splits: Joan Smith 6-7.
Week of Dec. 21
Left to right: back-Ashley Wolff. Torri Lovgren: front-Chance Day,
Jared Huddleston. Brynna Rust.
Left to right: back-Robbie Smith, Kelsey Wolff, Chris Hendricks;
front-Colton Helfrecht, Drew Prindle, Heather Yocom.
Week of Dec. 30
Entertainment was provided by (left to right) Cara Osmin, Mary Ann
Elguezabal and Jean Strange.
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W
L
41
23
MCGG
25’/ ,
38’/ ,
Team #1
28
36
The Dregs
34
30
The CJs
30’/ ,
33’/ ,
No Pin Hitters
High game, men: Rodney Ehrmantraut
165.
High series, men: Rodney Ehrmantraut
456
High game, women: Carol Ehrmantraut
177, Connie Jones 175.
High series, women: Connie Jones 448
Splits Janet Beamer 6-7, Betty Brown 3-
10 .
Left to right: back-Stephanie Cutsforth. Braden Britt, Eddie Collins,
brittany Boothe; front John Fortner, Destiny George, Joe Pranger.
St. Patrick's Senior Center
Bulletin Board
Irene Anhom and Dale Bates entertained with piano and guitar
music at the senior lunch Wed. January 5. Eighty-three people were
present for the meal and 16 meals were home delivered. Members
of the United Methodist Church served. Hearing aid assistance was
given and blood pressures taken before the meal.
The menu for January 19 will be beef and cheese enchiladas,
Mexi-com, fruit salad and applesauce cake. The Christian
Missionary Fellowship will serve.
The exercisers are still getting into shape on Tuesday and
Thursday at 10 a.m. Cards were played Tuesday and Friday, with
two tables of pinochle played Friday at 1 p.m. Bingo is being
enjoyed every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. Several seniors work on
the jigsaw puzzles every day.
The GED will meet at 5 p.m. Jan 25 at the Senior Center. A Red
Cross blood drawing will be Jan 27.
By Sandi Day
The Morrow County Gun Club
(MCGC) held their first shoot of
the new millennium on a cold and
windy Sunday afternoon.
A hot lunch was provided by
Deona Hodges and Sandi Day to
keep the shooters warm.
A meeting was held to elect
new officers and hear the
treasurer’s report for 1999. Curt
Day was elected as the new presi
dent; Kelwayne Haguewood was
retained as secretary/treasurer;
and Harvey Childers and Dennis
Wall were chosen as new direc
tors, joining Mick Sharp.
The board elected to keep the
membership dues the same as last
year which wil 1 be $ 10 for a single
membership and $ 15 for a family
membership for NRA members,
and $20 for a single or $25 for a
family for non-NRA members.
MCGC members also decided
to return to a league-form of
shooting to begin on the first
weekend of February. A list of
rules will be given in next week’s
G-T.
Due to bad weather, only a 16
yard shoot was held, with first
going to Jeff Cutsforth, second to
Curt Day and third to Harvey
Childers.
Junior shooters Brian Hague-
wood, Cody Ford-Day and Bran
don Davis also posted scores as
did shooter Deona Hodges with a
new shotgun.
The MCGC will hold their next
shoot on Sunday, Jan. 16 at noon
at the club in Lexington.
W
L
39
21
MCGG
24’/ ,
Team #1
35’/ ,
27
The Dregs
33
27’/ ,
No Pin Hitters
32’/ ,
26
32
The CJs
High game, men: Danny Sharp 196.
High series, men: Danny Sharp 478.
High game, women: Rene Ledbetter 172.
High series, women: Joan Smith 469.
Splits: Rene Ledbetter 2-7 and 5-8,
LaJuana McKenzie 2-7, Iris Campbell 5-7
and 3-10.
Congratulations to MCGG, winners of the
first half of the season.
Growers meeting
scheduled
A grower's meeting will be
held at Willows Grange in lone
from 8 a.m. to noon.
Representatives
from
Monsanto, Dupont, UAP, Bayer
and the Pendleton Experiment
Station will be on hand.
Applicator credit hours will be
given and lunch will be provided.
BUSINESS CARDS
H eppner G a zette-T im es
Donor program to be Boardman Chamber topic
Left to right: back-JR Drew, Adrian CLment, Zane Ford; front-Kelsie
Fox, Stephanie Smith. Jessica Heliker.
Left to right: back-Cole Morgan: front-Nathan Bennett. Nicholas
Lacey. Andrew Bara.
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Questions and answers about
organ donation and the Oregon
Donor Program will be the topic
at the January 19 monthly
meeting of the Boardman
Chamber of Commerce. The
presenter will be a local resident
and organ recipient.
"Many citizens and businesses
are reexamining their values and
life goals at the beginning of thè
year 2000," says a chamber
spokesperson. "The decision to
be an organ and tissue donor
could save or improve the quality
of life for as many as 75 people.
The Boardman Chamber of
Commerce is honored to host an
educational presentation of
questions and answers about
organ donation for its first
meeting in the year 2000."
Lisa Breckenndge of Greater
Eastern Oregon Development
Corporation will also address
chamber members on the
statewide
assessment
of
telecommunication s
infrastructure as required by
Senate Bill 622.
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"For rural Oregon communities,
telecommunications is the 'great
equalizer'," said a chamber news
release. "It is critical that our
community participate in the
statewide assessment and register
local
community
telecommunication needs."
The Boardman Chamber of
Commerce meets Wednesday,
January 19, the third Thursday of
the month. The meeting will be
in the Dodge City Inn Restaurant
from noon to 1 p.m. Meetings are
free and open to the public.
Those wishing to purchase
lunch must RSVP by 4 p.m.
Monday, January 17, to 481-
2571 or 481-3014.
Boys’ fC? team loses to Pirates
By Rick Paullus
If it were a 24 minute game,
the Heppner Mustangs boys’ “C”
team would have beaten the visit
ing Riverside Pirates on Thursday,
Jan. 6, but unfortunately they
played 32 and the Pirates came
out on top, 52-37.
The Mustangs stayed with the
Pirates, trailing 23-18 a* halftime
and took a 35-33 lead after three
as Kelly Paullus scored 13 of his
game-high 17 ¡mints. The Pirates
got hot and took advantage of
some Mustang turnovers to win
the game with a big fourth quar-
ter.
Doug Orwick scored seven
points and Jerry Shank chipped in
with five. Adam Bergstrom
played a strong game underneath,
blocking shots and grabbing re
bounds.
Statistics
Riverside: 8 15 10 19 - 52
Heppner: 5 13 17 2 - 37
Heppner: Kelly Paullus 7 2-4 17. Doug
Orwick 3 1 - 3 ’ , Jerry Shank 2 1-2 5,
Donald Adams 2 0-0 4, Adam Bergstrom
1 0-0 2, Conor Kilkenny 1 0-0 2, Trevor
Rhea. Leland Rill, Robert Whalen, Josh
Winters. Jon Penned. Cory Breeding 16
4-9 37. Three-pointer: Paullus
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