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TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 14, 2001 Time to gear up for St. Pat’s parade Sacrament of confirmation held at St. Patrick B a ck: ow: Tanner B r'tt. Chuy Elguezabal, Luke Murray, Christian Moller, Bishop Robert Vasa Color Ki kenny, Far, Francis Herbert. Second row: Far. Gerry Condon, Kelsey G reenup, Julie Proctor Marcy Miller, M egan Healy, Brian Haguew ood, Paula Spicer-Kuhn. Front row: Sean M urray and Rory Kilkenny Bishop Robert Vasa conferred the Sacrament o f Confirmation on 11 students o f St. Patrick's Parish on Sunday Feb. 11. The students confirmed were T anrer Britt, Chuy Elguezabal, Kelsey Greenup, Brian Haguewood, Megan Healy, Conor Kilkenny, Paula Spicerkuhn, Marcy Miller, Christian Moller, Luke Murray and Julie Proctor. Readers at the Mass were Marcie Miller, Julie Proctor and Paula Spicerkuhn. Gift bearers were Luke Murray and Chuy Elguezabal. Music for the occasion was provided by Jean Strange, Faith Healy, Valerie Campbell and Anne Murray. Servers for the Mass were Nacho Elguezabal, Roy Proctor and Tony Haguewood. Crosier bearer was Rory Kilkenny and miter bearer was Sean Murray. Members o f the Holy Name Society were the honor guard for the Bishop. Following the Confirmation, the members o f St. Patrick Altar Society had a reception for those confirmed, their families and guests. 4-H leaders forum scheduled If you're an Oregon 4-H leader here's an opportunity to spend some time explonng central Oregon with your family while taking part in an annual tradition. The annual 4-H Leaders' Forum takes place on Apnl 6-7 ini Redmond. The forum is for all adult 4-H leaders and teen and junior leaders in grades 10-12. It's a time for leaders to get new ideas for 4-H activities, to meet other leaders from around the state, and to share 4-H experiences with others. Participants have over 35 workshops to choose from, including sessions related to horse projects, animal science projects, clothing projects and horticulture projects. Other workshops will concentrate on specific 4-H activities, such as improving photography skills, basic flower arranging, developing 4-H resumes, camp crafts, developing youth leaders and how to get a "jump on germs." This year's keynote speaker is Dr. Holly Jo Hodges, a former 4-H member and current Pnneville HHS/HJHS list honor students Heppner Jumor/High School has announced its honor roll for semester one 2000-2001. Following are the students who qualify: Heppner Junior High School Seventh grade honor roll: Laune Murray and Krystal Naim s, both 4., Daniel Basile, B nanne Jones, Roy Proctor. Heather Rill, Brenda Victono: honorable mention-Kyle Arbogast, Mikel Britt, Charlene Houwelmg, Rory Kilkenny, Heather Yocom. Eighth grade honor roll: Madison Bailey, Chelsea Bntt, Blair Keithley, Shanna Rietmann and Jessica Wainwright, all 4., Kylee Disque, Kyle Huddleston, Cara Kennedy, physician. Dr. Hodges will talk about the importance o f 4-H and how 4-H and 4-H leaders made a difference in her life. Registration is S35 if postmarked to the State 4-H Office by March 26, S40 after that date. Registration includes the leaders' recognition luncheon, the conference, speakers, Joshua Lankford, Linsey Mitchell, and the Friday evening program. Elizabeth Orwick, Terra Wilson; m ention-Em ily Included in this year's Friday honorable evening program w ill be a pit roast Bergstrom, Tyler Boyer, Jode Coil. Heppner High School barbecue for the whole family Freshmen honor roll: Judd sponsored by the Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson County 4-H Leaders' Lemmon-Shepherd, Luke Murray associations. It will also feature and Courtney Nelson, all 4., Blake hands-on arts and crafts workshops, Allstott, Sheena Shank: honorable fly tying, wood carving, musical mention-Justin Botefuhr. Amber Dima, Brian Haguewood. Stefame entertainment, and much more. Morrow County provides full Hanson, Chantea Macaulay, Kiel or partial scholarships to attend. Naims, Danielle Prindle, Brooke For more information on Rust, Adam Wight, Jessie scholarships, housing, a complete W oodward, Matt Young. Sophomores honor roll: Tyler list o f workshops, the conference schedule, and registration forms, Henderson, Lacey Matteson, Marcy contact Bill Brodenck at the Morrow' Miller, Doug Orwick, Isaiah County Extension office, (541) 676- Stillman, Darren Van Cleave and 9642 or bill.brodenck@ orst.edu. Ashley Ward, all 4.. Donald Adams. Daniel Jepsen, Sibbea Jones, W hitney Sherntt; honorable mention-Brad Adams, Tracy Baker. second quarter. Jeanette Brantley Aleshia Geer, Megan Healy, Rachel lone junior varsity women added three points, one assist and Howard, Conor Kilkenny, Nicole narrowly lost to the Wheeler Falcons two steals to the Cardinal attempt. Sisk, Tylynn Smith, Benjamin on Friday, Feb. 9, with a score o f Tracy Griffith scored two points Turrell, Nicole Wilson. 19-16, at the end o f two quarters. and aided Key on the boards, Juniors honor roll: Jonathan Emily Key was the first and only grabbing down five rebounds. Bennett, Brad Bowman, Shelley team member to score in the first Megan E. McCabe helped out the Rietmann, Codi Rosecrans and Bnan quarter. Key canned a three-point Cardinals by scoring two points in Rust, all 4., Meghan Bailey, Jodie shot at the beginning o f the game the second quarter. Salli McElligott Carlson, Kelsey Greenup, Stefan and followed up with an additional delivered one assist and apprehended Matheny, Tammy Smith, Paula bucket for a total o f five points. Key two Falcon possessions. Spicerkuhn, Sam Van Liew; was also one o f the leaders on the Wheeler made 11 of 21 attempts honorable mention-Claire Anderson, boards for lone with five rebounds. at the foul line for a total o f 52 Ashley Collette. Kevin Drake, Meghan McCabe added four percent. lone made three o f six Jessica Gutierrez, Angela Moore, points and one two-point bucket attempts at the foul line for a total Julie Proctor, Leland Rill. followed by two foul shots in the o f 50 percent. Seniors honor roll: Amber Flaiz, Marissa McCabe, Kyle McDaniel THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO ATTENDED OUR and Lindsey Ward, all 4., Krista Adams, Blake Knowles. Danielle CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY and McDowell, Jennifer Patton, David CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DOOR PRIZE WINNERS! Piper, Craig Scott, Melinda Smith, (Winners are listed below) Amanda Sneddon, Scott Van M G. Anderson I gallon o f Round-Up Winkle: honorable mention-Kelli Automotive O il Changes Lois Hunt, Sheila Dunaway, Linda Halvorsen Bates. Sarah Eckman. San Juanita Ione JV women lose to W heeler 211x1050 battery charger Tractor earphones Case l.ocktite Case Antiseize Skill 3/8 drill Thermos Rubbermaid wagon Tabletop barbecue Case jackets Case hats Case cooler Case hitch cover O s e captain chairs Kim Lindsay L.| McElligott Debbie Dyer, Kathy Morter, Mary Gilliam, John Anderson Eleanor Gonty, Ievi Connor, lessica I.ehman, Curtis Christensen Skip Connor Roy Peterson Cecil Rill Gary Wight Carol Baker, Gary Hunt, Eleanor Lee Tom Pointer, Steve Anderson, Floyd Green, Barb Coiner, Merlyn Robinson, Chris Peck, Ed Struthers, Bob Ployhar, Verna Brinda, Bryan Padberg, Gabriel Owen, Dot Halvorsen Bill Adams Dean Gilman Reese Schultz, Bob Hubbard M o r ro w C ounty Grain G ro w e rs lone Cardinal Boosters meet The Cardinal Booster Club, at their Feb. 5 m eeting at the lone High School library, heard a report by Monica Swanson on the work done in the lone gym. The Big Sky Conference sign is up and the championship boards are ready to go up. The flag will be moved higher on the wall. Total receipts for Saturday's concessions and pizza feed were not yet available. Jean and John Jepsen donated the salad for both the Fnday steak dinner and the pizza dinner. If the boys or girls teams go to the district tournament the pep assembly will be Thursday, Feb. 15. The tournament is Feb. 16-17 at Umatilla. Athletic Director Dean Robinson sent in names o f booster club members, businesses and individuals who bought ads on the sport schedule poster and the community calendar to the district for the printed basketball programs. It was announced that the lone Middle School boys and girls won the Helix Basketball Tournament. The next meeting of the Cardinal Booster Club will be Monday, March 5, at the lone High School library at 7 p.m. Morrow County District Attorney David C. Allen has released the following report: Crystal Irene Glass plead guilty to possession o f a controlled substance and was sentenced to 18 months formal probation, 80 hours com m unity service, com pletion o f drug and alcohol packages and $724 in fines, fees and assessments. Agustin Saucedo Sanchez plead guilty to contempt o f court, a restaimng order violation and was sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended on the condition that he successfully com plete all conditions o f probation. 12 months bench probation and 40 hours o f com m unity service. He was also ordered to have no offensive physical contact with the victim and to com ply with any restraining order conditions. Kevin Haskel Bond plead guilty to contem pt o f court and was sentenced to 180 days in jail, with 155 days suspended on the condition that he successfully com plete all conditions o f probation, and 24 months bench probation. He was also ordered to have no contact with the victims, com plete alcohol and drug packages and pay $374 in fines, fees and assessments. Additionally, Bond plead guilty to Assault IV felony and was sentenced to 36 months formal probation, 80 hours com m unity service, with m isdem eanor treatment upon successful completion of probation conditions. He was also ordered to have no contact with the victims, complete alcohol and drug packages and pay $869 in fines, fees and assessments. Bond also plead guilty to Crim inal Trespass I and was sentenced to 180 days in jail, concurrent with previous sentence, with 155 days suspended on the condition that he successfully com plete all conditions o f probation, 24 months bench probation and 80 hours o f com m unity service, which may be satisfied by compliance of previous com m unity service. He was also ordered to have no contact with lone JV crush Echo the vicitms, complete drug and alcohol packages and pay $374 in fines, fees and assessments. Bond's probation was revoked and reinstated and extended for a period o f one year from the original expiration date and he was ordered to comply with the conditions o f probation. Crysti Lynn Taylor plead no contest to possession o f a controlled substance and was sentenced to 18 months probation. She was ordered to com plete drug and alcohol packages and pay $464 in fines, fees and assessments. Bryan Padberg plead guilty to disorderly conduct and was sentenced to pay $299 in fines, fees and assessments. Russell Gene Whitbeck plead guilty to possession o f a controlled substance and was sentenced to 18 months formal probation and 80 hours o f com m unity service. He was also ordered to contact his probation officer no later than Feb. 9. complete a drug package and pay $474 in fines, fees and assessments. Aaron Stephen Jiron, plead guilty to Assault IV, misdemeanor, and was sentenced to 180 days in jail, suspended on the condition that he successfully com plete all conditions o f probation, 24 months bench probation and 80 hours o f com m unity service. He was ordered to have no offensive physical contact with the victims and not to initiate any threatening verbal behavior to those individuals. He was also ordered to pay $1,607.20 in fines, fees and assessments. Roberto Ayala plead guilty to Assault IV and was sentenced to 180 days in jail, suspended on the condition that he successfully complete all conditions o f probation, 24 months bench probation and 80 hours com m unity service. He was ordered to have no offensive physical contact with the victims and not to initiate any threatening verbal behavior to those individuals. He was also ordered to pay $1,607.20 in fines, fees and assessments. A T T E N T IO N ! $ 1 0 0 REW ARD fo r in fo r m a tio n le a d in g to th e a r r e s t a n d e o n v ie tio n o f in d iv id u a ls r e s p o n s ib le fo r th e th e ft o f ite m s fro m 1 2 6 E . M ay S t r e e t , H e p p n e r , b e tw e e n W e d n e s d a y n ig h t, F e b . 7 , a n d T h u r s d a y m o r n in g , F e b . 8 . B e on th e lo o k o u t fo r a S o n y P la y s ta t io n w ith fiv e g a m e s , a B io n ie M innow F ish in g L u re s e t , a c e r a m ic h e a t e r an d o t h e r sm a ll ite m s. Call the Heppner Poliee or 676-5288. Great View O f Heppner! Die lone junior varsity Lady Cardinals crushed Echo, 63-19, on Saturday, February 10. Natalie McElligott was one o f the leading point producers m just one quarter o f play with a total o f 13 points. Emily Key also added 13 points and headed the Cardinal larceny with five steals. Salli M cElligott scored 12 points and also led the team with five steals. Caitlin Orem scored seven points and captured eight rebounds. Tracy GnfTith added seven points and led the team on the boards with 10 rebounds. Jeanette Brantley scored five points and seized eight rebounds. Meghan McCabe scored four points and delivered three assists. Megan E. McCabe scored two points in the second quarter for her team. Eva Chitty delivered two assists to her teammates. This nice, well-kept one level jme has four bedrooms, two baths, a large living room, a fireplace insert and wood cupboards in the kitchen. The home is located on 3.67 acres and has a great view o f Heppner. $ 1 6 5 ,0 0 0 * Contact David Sykes, A g e n t H eritage L a n d Co. •sssr Us- w w w .heppner.net 1-800-326-2152 toll free (541) 676-9228 days, (541) 676-9939 evenings Sell Your • RANCH • BUSINESS on the Internet 1st' the Internet to Reach 1000s or Potential Buyers! Call Today and List your Property ( 5 4 1) 6 7 6 -9 2 2 8 (lays * ( 5 4 1 ) 6 7 6 -9 9 3 9 evenings • 1 -8 0 0 -3 2 6 -2 1 5 2 wAvw.heppner.net 350 Main Street, Lexington - 989-8221 • 1-800-452-7396 Foe farm equipment, visit our web sit« at w w w m c g f net i Papineau, Cam ille Sykes, Brian Sweeney, Justin Wood, Brandon Young. St. Patrick's Day is little over a month away, and the crews for 1 leppner's Annual St. Patrick's Day Celebration, "A Wee Bit o’ Ireland," are gearing up to make this year's celebration every bit as festive and homespun as the previous 18. One o f the events that is a highlight every year is the parade on Saturday, March 17, at 1 p.m. Craig Strobel, chairman o f the Parade Committee, is putting out the call for entries for the parade. Past entrants are being invited to come join the fun again this year, and new entries are always eagerly encouraged, particularly if they feature an Irish theme. Categories for participation include Insh float, Insh Character, Irish Bicycle, Insh Golf Cart, (you get the idea). Bands and Drill Teams, Antique Vehicles, and Insh Open Class (commonly called "Miscellaneous"). The only request is that equestnan entnes be reserved for the Fair and Rodeo Parade in August. Entry forms are available by phoning the Heppner Chamber o f Commerce, 676-5536, or Strobel at 676-9224. In addition, forms will be available at Van Marter and Kahl Insurance in Heppner. E-mail requests for forms can be made at HeppnerParaueO 1 @aol.com. For further information about Heppner, check out the official website at www .heppner.net. DA's Report f (B Heritage Land Co. • Heppner. Oregon i DAVID SYKES, Agent i
