Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 21, 2000 - SEVEN
Local Student EOU graduate
Rebecca Chinen, a 1991
Heppner High School graduate,
graduated from Eastern Oregon
University June 10, 2000 with a
bachelor of science degree in
psychology.
She also received an award for
being "Outstanding Psychology
Student of the Year", graduated
with honors and is a member of
Psi Chi, which is the National
Honor Society for psychology.
In July she will attending the
Volunteer refinishes trail
International Conference on
Infant Studies m Brighton,
England,
to
present
a
paper/poster project of which she
is a co-author with Dr. Mane
Balaban of EOU and Dr. Sandra
Waxman
of
Northwestern
University.
Upon her return, she will move
to central Oregon where her
husband, Terry Chinen, is
employed with the Pnneville Hot
Shot crew.
PLOYHAR INSURANCE
Come see us about a
Medicare supplement
or long-term care policy
George Jefferies
George Jefferies' middle name
is "volunteer"-or at least it
should be.
The 81 -year-old resident of the
St. Patrick's Senior Center in
127 N. Main • Heppner • 676-5818
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NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
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The purpose cl mu meeting is 10 discuss the budget 1er
TOWN OF LEXINGTON
the fiscal year beginning July 1 2000 as approved by me .
Budget Committee
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Total Personal Services
Total Materials ana Supplies
Total Capital Outlay
Toiul Debt Service
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Anticipated
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8. Total Unappropnated Ending Fund Balance
10 Total Resources Except Property Taxes...........................
11 Total Property Taxes Estimated to be Received...............
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13 Total Property Taxes Estimated to be Received (line 11)..
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14 Plus Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received
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July 1.2000-2001 Aporc/ed Budget Year
July f 2000-2001 Approved Budget Year
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N am e o f
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Heppner T V., Inc. held its 45th
annual meeting on June 13. Greg
Sweek was re-elected to the
board for five years. Jackie
Allstott was elected president;
Doug Dubuque, vice president;
and Sandy Matthews, secretary/
treasurer. Other members of the
board include Bob Ployhar and
Linda Shaw.
Todd Currier with Bamett and
Moro certified public accountants
reported on the finances of the
corporation
By-laws of the corporation
were updated to be consistent with
the articles of corporation.
Tom Rawlins, technician, re
ported on the progress of the sys
tem upgrade and what the future
holds for the cable company.
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T o ta l C o n tin g e n c ie s
Heppner TV
holds annual
meeting
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TV
T o la l T r a n s fe r s
I want to speak to the notion that Tobacco Prevention may be
anti-business, that some activities we do with youth are
inappropriate to maintaining good relations with our local
merchants and restaurant owners. These activities such as
Operations Storefront and Reward and Reminder are designed to
be educative for both the young people and the retailers, not
punitive. Over 90 percent of the business people with whom we've
interacted have responded favorably toward Tobacco Prevention
and its activities.
What is at is at stake here is good health for our community. How
would we respond if one of the industry's big-three tobacco
manufacturers were to set up a plant somewhere on Willow Creek
and started to put their waste of nicotine, chromium, ammonia,
benzene, etc. into the water, into the reservoir? Yet many of us
make the decision to inhale these materials into our lungs and to
swallow some of this stuff down our guts.
As mature adults, "free agents," we can make the choice above
to poison ourselves. Questions, is it our "right” to expose others —
our children- to the dangerous chemicals of secondhand smoke?
What is the wisdom of compromising our financial future via the
major expense of tobacco use? Finally, should we allow the
addiction (yes, addiction, like what happens with the use of
cocaine or heroin) of our young people by giving free rein to those
who would profit from their addiction and suffering?
How we answer these questions in the collective might very
well be translated into the economic health of our greater
community. With the pace of modem living, the outcome of our
actions will become apparent sooner than later.
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Items of Health - Tobacco Prevention by Karen Masshoff
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Greenup, Jessica Gutierrez,
Stefan Matheny, Brian Rust,
Tammy Smith, Paula Spicer
Kuhn, Molly Turrell; honorable
mention-Claire Anderson, Daniel
Fortner, Julie Proctor, Leland
Rill.
Freshman honor roll: Lacey
Matteson, Isaiah Stillman and
Darren Van Cleave, all 4., Sally
Calvert, Dawn DeBoer, C. Tyler
Henderson,
Daniel
Jepsen,
Marcy Miller, Douglas Orwick,
Ashley
Ward;
honorable
mention-Bradly Adams, Donald
Adams, Tracy Baker, Cindy Gall,
Aleshia Geer, Genia Grant,
Rachel Howard, Sibbea Jones,
Jesse Kempas, Whitney Sherritt,
Nicole Wilson.
Eighth grade honor roll: Luke
Murray 4., Blake Allstott, Brian
Haguewood, Courtney Nelson,
Brooke Rust, Sheena Shank,
Jessica Westberg; honorable
mention-Justm Botefuhr, Tanner
Britt, Stefanie Hanson, Danielle
Looslie, Kiel Naims, Adam
Wight, Jessie Woodward, Matt
Young.
Seventh grade honor roll:
Shanna Rietmann and Terra
Wilson, both 4.,
Madison
Bailey, Blair Keithley, Joshua
Lankford, Jessica Wainwright;
honorable mention-Chelsea Bntt.
Jode Coil, Kylee Disque, Kyle
Huddleston, Cara Kennedy,
Linsey
Mitchell.
Elizabeth
Orwick.
Karen's Korner
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Heppner High/Jumor High
School has announced its second
semester honor roll for 1999-
2000 Following are the students
who qualify:
Senior honor roll: Trisha
Adams,Cody Bellamy, Casey
Ingraham, Laune Michael, Macy
Rhea, Ashley Ropp and Matthew
Van Liew, all 4., Jeff Currin,
Leah Denton. Amy Drake, Abby
Kahl, Kristen Marshall, Mitch
Mathews, Justin Nelson, Amy
Papineau, Kimberly Pointer.
Tracy
Rankin,
Michael
Schonbachler, Katie Sherritt,
Jeffrey Sneddon, Heidi Turrell,
Alan Woodward; honorable
mention-Clint Bellamy, Joseph
Bourne, Stephanie Clough, Miff
Devin, Levi Geer. Kimberly
Hansen. Corey Miller.
Junior honor roll: Amber Flaiz
and Scott Van Winkle, both 4.,
Krista Adams, Kelli Bates, Ryan
Matteson, Manssa McCabe, Kyle
McDaniel, Danielle McDowell,
Craig Scott, Melinda Smith,
Amanda Sneddon, Lindsey
Ward,
Brandon
Young;
honorable mention-San Juanita
Elguezabal, Blake Knowles,
Jennifer Patton, David Piper.
Maria Saenz, Camille Sykes.
Sophomore honor roll:
Jonathan
Bennett,
Bradley
Bowman, Shelley Rietmann and
Samuel Van Liew, all 4., Meghan
Bailey, Jodie Carlson, Kelsey
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WCCC Ladies’ Play
Tuesday, June 13
Low gross of the field: Lynnea
Sargent.
Low net of the field: Lorrene
Montgomery and Shari Stahl.
Flight A: low gross Luvilla
Sonstegard.
Flight B: low gross Carol
Norris; low net Betty Christman;
least putts Suzanne Jepsen.
Flight C: low gross LucilePeck
and Jackie Allstott; least putts
Dorris Graves.
Long putt: #5 Lucile Peck.
KP third shot: #2 Shan Stahl.
Chip in: Carol Norris #2, Shan
Stahl #2.
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W.C.C.C. Golf
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d l be re id on
LEXINGTON TOWN HALL
Heppner is responsible for
alm ost
single-handedly
refimshing the Willow Creek
Dam trail.
The city dumped five yards of
gravel on the top of the trail and
Jefferies, with a hand truck and
five gallon bucket, hauled seven
gallons of gravel at a time to
refinish the trail.
"It was getting pretty worn
down," said Jefferies.
"I didn't keep track of time,"
Jetfenes added. "I just worked on
it until I got tired."
Jefferies moved to Heppner
almost 10 years ago from Mount
Shasta, California. He and his
sons had come to the area to
hunt, staying at a trailer at Blake
Ranch. After he looked around
the Heppner area, he decided to
relocate, and, by November of
that year, he moved up here.
His sons live in the Portland
area.
Jefferies is a retired
construction glass cutter and had
worked in Hawaii for a time
HHS, HJH release
honor roll
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