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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 5, 2001 - FIVE Poster contest winners announced The annual conservation poster contest sponsored by Morrow Soil and Water Conservation District was held June 11. The theme this year was "Habitat For Life". "The theme was a reminder to the students that people, like all living things, depend on the world around them-their habitat," said a district spokesperson. This year the students in the fourth through sixth grades from lone, Heppner and Columbia Middle School in Imgon participated in the contest. The winners for the fourth grade were Katie Moore, first place; Stephanie Rill, second place; Josh Shank, third place. The winners for the fifth grade were Teonna Vandever, first place; Emily Rietmann, second place; Paul Hams, third place. W inners for the sixth grade were Tina Morrison and Dons Hill, first place, T raci Buschke and Danmele Baker, second place; Jennifer Flores and Knstin Baldwin, third place from Columbia Middle School. Tina Morrison's and Doris Hill's first-place poster was selected to compete in the Oregon Association of Conservation Distncts Convention on Novem ber 4-7. — I Heppner Elementary School contest winners (left to right): Kathie Moore, Kassey Wilson, Stephanie Rill, Josh Shank. Braden Britt, Dillon Lutcher. m m lone School poster contest winners (left to right): front-Tiana Camarillo, Lynzee Sjurset, Victoria Heagy; center-Dalton Wellman, Cory Peterson, Clay Morter. Matt Coleman; back-Merilee McDowell, Morrow Soil and Water Conservation District, Kara Clay. PCanning fl. PioCiday (Dinner Or ( Party? § Call (For Reservations Qohn 5 Other Place Main Street, Heppner - 676-5017 Shamrock Lanes & Pot 0 ’ Cold Cafe First Annual Birthday Bash Join us in celebrating o ur first year here! Thursday ■ Saturday, Dec. 11th ■ 15th Feed and D rin h Specials A ll Three Days Bowling Specials S I . 5 0 per game lone School poster contest winners (left to right): front-Justin Archer, Kaylee Palmateer, Paul Hams; back-.Michael Wellman, Alan Rietmann, Dalton Campbell, Teonna Vandever, Shannon Clay, Emily Rietmann, Kip Krebs. M ustang JV boys beat Devils Thursday It Friday, Dec. 13th • 14th Free Birthday Cake, Coffee & Punch By Rick Paullus Saturday, Dec. 15th at 7 p.m. Birthday Monte Carlo... Sign Up Bowl (must be 18 years or older) Prizes: 3 day/1 night vacation; cash Bowl five games or more of open bowl any time during the three days. Enter to win 3 day/1 night vacation package (must I t 1! fears or elder, seme restrletlens apply) W illow C reek C ountry C lub P ro S hop A 16-0 run in the second quarter carried the Heppner M ustang JV boys to a 38-11 win at Condon on Saturday, Dec. 1, in their first game o f the season. A tight first quarter saw the Mustangs taking a 4-3 lead after one. but they used five points from Donald Adams and four from Luke Murray to build a 20-3 halftime lead. Murray scored four more in the third, and six points from Josh Winters in the fourth helped Heppner win going away. The Mustangs were led by Murray with 10 points, with Adams and Winters each adding seven points. Tanner Britt and Justin Botefuhr added five points apiece. Statistics Heppner: 4 16 6 12 - 38 Condon: 3 0 1 7 - 1 1 Heppner-Luke Murray 42-510, Donald Adams 31-27, Josh Winters 15-67, Tanner Britt 2 1-2 5, Justin Botefuhr 2 1-2 5, Brian Smith 0 2-5 2, Brian Haguewood 0 2-2 2, Kyler Lovgren 0 0-2 0. Doug Orwick 0 0-2 0. 12 14-28 38. Three-pointers-none Condon-Barnett 2 0-2 5, Kilgore 0 3-4 3, Wright 1 0-0 2, Kammerrer 0 1-21.3 4-8 11. Three-pointer-Barnett. Dan Jepsen wins speech contest W IL L B E O P E N FO R Spicerkuhn also entered the district contest from Heppner High School. C hristmas shopping on F riday & S aturday , k D ecember 7 th & 8 th \ from 10 a . m . to 2 p . m . 4-H News ft & C 7 yia rfrtu lfa tte n s T a O u r ^ P e a r p r i z e W ir e r e e r t! y N $ Betty Doherty - Maryanne Anthony Tobey Garret - Zelma McDaniels - Colleen Ployhar Ruby Shear - Jackie Adams - Tricia Gunderson Rhonda Looney - Rene Henry - Betty Newby ^ A,n([ evt r Wish JList 'Winners: It Adult - Debbie Young - * it Child - Darby Sager mo ^ Muvuuj'i ÜJiug ~ ' j j ; C ountry Roso 217 North Main • Heppner • 676-9158 676-9426 2 k m moliAaysl DECEMBER M ONDAY TUESDAY 1 233 N. Mam • Heppner 23 Serving Heppner, Lexington & lone SUNDAY Daniel Jepsen Î W EDNESDAY Heppner High School junior Daniel Jepsen has won the district Voice o f Dem ocracy contest sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. "Reaching Out to Am erica's Future" was the title o f an original speech written and recorded by Jepsen. He will attend the state com petition in February. Jepsen is the son o f Bill and Nancy Jepsen o f Heppner. Shelley Rietmann and Paula 2001 THURSDAY S A TU R D AY F R ID A Y 1 2 * Retailers 4 Chamber 3 O ty Flamming fair Board m s She Coma. m s er a 9 Lire N ativity PI« with Santa S in q sp iro tio n Chënukah fch*9l*9*r* 1 0 City Canata U T s - 1 oahwonma 1 7 2 3 SC H O O L VACATION T in s w m a 2 4 sw co Am. M lion* Seh. Advisory 1 2 Co-Court Chamber Bed. M etfb.C Board O ddfellows MSB Sita Corns. Sr. Can. U n y o r Itn h rrr 1 6 * 2 0 lh - Deadline tor Nominees for Town It Country 3 0 SWCD Maso <» Sr. Can. U n yo p. M t evasa 3 Co. Court aty a*W I r ltij ( S u Slity« 1 9 WCVÏÏDO M tmevmBoard County Coearl lio n s Sr. Can. »Inyo jv/v nn <e coo. IS u Sinyo 1 8 C rea C nn here 2 5 2 6 tM itr r y C h ristm a s County Court 0 Sam. O u t BFOtdey Dtaaw 7 Symphony PnipojtdAIV lauLMrrtiu* C 1111 here Sr. Can. Car«* JV/V III! here Jll nil here q Jll III) here Babearsal JnlaruJ Sore. Oub 1 ¿^Symphony 1 O WCVAl Bebearsai B ro s HES Program Sr. Can. Car«* / < k C Singers Concert On Nov. 26, Picture Perfect, the photography club, held a meeting. Club members turned in the blankets they had made for children in need o f them. The club has several new members: Jordan Graff, Kylee Svetich, Tyree Svetich and Tiana Camarillo. Members elected Kylee assistant secretary andTiana. "caller" person. Club members were asked to bnng in photos. They looked them over and discussed their features. At the next meeting, they hope to go to the nature trails near the Columbia River. Members present w ere: Miranda Hunt, Kylee Svetich, Tyree Svetich, Tiana Camarillo and leader Kristy Crowell. Garden Club plans Christmas party The Heppner Garden C lub will hold its Christmas party on M onday, Dec. 10, beginning at 7 p.m. at the St. Patrick's Senior Center. M usic will be provided by the Van Cleave family. Births 1 Q enn V llll-lone Jll III! «* lima. 2 0 2 1 Sr. Can. Car«* H oliday Light HHS Program JV/V nil here Servire Oub Arts Build » ro t 2 7 Big second half carries JV girls to win By Rick Paullus The Heppner Mustang JV girls used a 31 -9 advantage in the second half to carry them to a 46-23 win at Condon on Saturday, Dec. 1, in their first gam e o f the season. The Mustangs jum ped out to a 7-0 lead after one, getting four points from Lindsey Mitchell, only to see the Blue Devils go on an 8-0 run to start the second to get the lead. Stefanie Hanson scored six points to help Heppner regain the lead at 15-14 at halftime. Several steals by Shanna Rietmann and Nikki Sisk led to a 17-0 run in the third, with Rietmann scoring 13 points on six-for-six shooting. The M ustangs kept the pressure on in the fourth, getting eight points from Hanson and four P ictu re P erfect 4-H C lub By Miranda Hunt, reporter 5 lone School poster contest winners (left to right): front-Aimee Emery, Megan Tollefson; back-Merilee McDowell, SW'CD, Amber Patton, Jason Snow, standing in for Miranda Hunt. Steffanie Holland, Kaylee LaRue. 1 5 V llll-lone 7th RB «4 Ums. Ith BB <* Colarli 2 2 2 8 2 9 V 1111-Pendleton V nil-Pendleton 3 1 N e w g ea r’s G vt COLOR Now available at Columbia Basin Escrow COPIES 315 NE Chase St. Heppner 676-8220 A ndrew Alan Looslie-a son, Andrew Alan, was bom to Kirk and Alisha Looslie o f Kennewick, Washington, on October 22, 2001. at Kadlec M edical C enter in Richland, W ashington. The baby weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz. He jo ins sister Shayla, 3 ‘/ j , at home. His grandparents are Wes and Wilma Marlatt of Heppner. Dan and Carmen Looslie o f Lexington, and Paul and Tan McBride, West Richland. Washington. Mik's Everett I ozkr-a son. Miles Everett, was bom to 1 any and Starla Lozier o f Kennewick, Washington, on November 23, 2001, at Kennewick General Hospital in Kennewick. The baby weighed 9 lbs. 4 oz. He joins two sisters, Kelsie. 10. and Kaylee, six. at home. His grandparents are Wes and Wilma Marlatt o f Heppner, Bob Lozier of Kennewick, Washington, and Tom and ( ilenda Murphy o f Kennew ick from Chantea Macaulay to get the win. Hanson led the Mustangs with 15 points, four assists and four rebounds, with Rietmann adding 13 points, four steals, four assists and four rebounds. Brooke Rust added six points and seven rebounds; Sisk and Tiffany Piper each had four steals. Marcy M iller and Blair Keithley each grabbed four rebounds. Statistics Heppner: 7 8 17 14 - 46 Condon: 0 14 1 8 - 23 Heppner-Stefanie Hanson 5 5-11 15, Shanna Rietmann 6 1-1 13, Brooke Rust 3 0-0 6, Lindsey Mitchell 2 0-0 4, Chantea Macaulay 2 0-1 4, Marcy Miller 1 0-0 2, Chelsea Britt 1 0-Q 2, Tiffany Piper 0 0-2 0. Nikki Sisk,BlairKeithley 20 6-15 46 Three- pointers-none. Condon-Humphrey 4 1-7 9, McElligott 21-4 5, Hawk 1 2 ^ 4 , Farrar 02-7 2. McCall 0 2-6 2, Kilgore 01-21, Stark 0 0-2 0, Hardie 0 0-2 0. Barnett 0 0-1 0, Hill. Aamodt. 7 9-35 23. Three-pointers-none. lone JV girls handed loss lone junior varsity women were no match for the Savages in a home gam e Saturday, Dec. 1. The Cardinals were handed a 9-46 loss by the Enterprise team. The Savages held the Cardinals scoreless in the first quarter and allowed only four points in the second quarter, holding a 26-4 lead by the half. Emily Key led the Cardinals with four points, four rebounds, one assist isr-'jK Si. > % and three steals. Meghan McCabe added three points and four rebounds. Sara Peck scored two points and captured six rebounds. Eva Chitty seized two rebounds, one assist and two steals. Barbara Holland grabbed one rebound. Alyssa Rietmann grabbed one rebound and one steal. Kim Moms snatched three rebounds and one Savage possession. Missy Baker grabbed two rebounds and Macarena Esposito delivered one assist for the Cardinals. i&f&vsB&t» S i .XZ'-yfV:» Happy 18th Birthday SHELLEY RIETMANN! tv . >r= Decem ber 6th ~ T hursday TOY DINNER - bring a new unwrapped ooy and receive a free spaghetti dinner. The toys will be taken to the Neighborhood Center for their Christ mas baskets. They will be distributed in the Heppner, Lexington and lone areas. Dinner will start at 6 p.m. M em orial S erv ice for departed members will be held at 8 p.m. before Lodge. James Bloodsworth. PER Oscar George, Life Member Jack Healy. Life Member Marshall I ovgren. PER David M deod. PER Henry Peck Donald Robinson. Life Member Mike Saling James Valentine, PER. Life Member O W Fritz Cutsfort h. Jr . Donald Greenup, Life Member Paul Hisler. Sr„ Life Member Orval Matheny Darrell Padberg. PER. Life Member Austin Presley "The faults o f our Members we write upon the sands; Their virtues upon the tablets o f love and memory" Decem ber 8 th - Saturday Tom and J erry P arty - beginning at 6 p.m. Din ner will also be served at 6 p.m. Chefs are ER Damon Brosnan and Joe Kenny. Barbecue steaks, oysters, catfish and scallops are on the menu. For Elks members and out-of-town guests only. HEPPNER ELKS 358 676-9181 "W here Friends Steel" 142 North Main
