Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 20,2 0 0 2 - F l V f
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County Sheriff’s
Office (MCSO) reports handling
the following business:
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report from a Heppner woman
that her 76-year-old husband had
swollen legs»and had lost almost
complete sight. He refuses to go
to a doctor. Caller was informed
that deputies couldn’t make him
go w ith the ambulance. Subject
refused transport.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report o f a domestic in progress
in Boardman. The domestic was
unfounded.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
rep o rt from a ca lle r at the
B oardm an C olum bia R iver
Processing/Cheese Factory, that
he could hear shots coming from
the east side o f the building.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report that the caller had hit a
deer with his rental vehicle and
needs to make a report. There
were no injuries.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report o f a cow in the middle o f
the road. Cow was rounded up
and the owner was found.
O ct.
16: M C SO
received a report that a vehicle
hit a deer on 1-84 near mp 174.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report o f two dogs in Irrigon
being neglected and had no
water.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report o f a verbal dom estic
betw een a male and fem ale
subject. Parties separated and
female subject w ill be leaving the
residence.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report from a caller in Heppner
requesting deputy contact for
information on ajuvenile making
threats.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report o f a report o f a possible
burglary in Boardman. Caller said
that a shoe that had been in the
house w as found in the middle of
the street.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report o f a break-in at a cabin at
Treo Ranch Lodge. 15 to 20
cases o f shotgun shells, expensive
meat and a case o f wine was
missing.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report from Columbia Middle
School that a subject was trying
to p ick up a stu d e n t from
campus. Subject was asked to
leave.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report that the previous owner of
a pick-up the caller had just
bought came and took the ID
tags oft the vehicle and was inside
the vehicle looking for something.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report that kids next door were
harassing the caller’s delivery
person.
O ct.
17: M C SO
received a report o f burglar alarm
activation from Columbia Middle
School in Irrigon. Reported entry
door motion in printing office.
B u ild in g w as c le a re d and
secured.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report from Columbia MS o f a
MIP-tobacco.
-M C S O ,
Irrig o n
Ambulance received a report
from a caller in Irrigon requesting
an ambulance. Subject is having
se v e re a b d o m en p ain and
cramping and has a history o f
abdomen surgery. Subject was
transport to Good Shepherd
Medical Center.
-M C S O re c e iv e d a
report from a caller in Heppner
th at he had been gone for
Karen’s Korner
approximately one month and
when he returned home he found
approximately 60 feet offence
gone. Said it looked liked a motor
vehicle accident. A taillight and
cigarette lighter was recovered.
-M C S O rece iv ed a
report o f a residential burglar
alarm, motion in living room, at
Irrigon. All was clear.
-M C S O rece iv ed a
report from a caller that she had
had no contact with subject for
three days and subject has been
suicidal in the past. Subject called
MCSO an all is okay and said
he would contact the caller.
Sports Schedules
continuedfrom page three
T hurs., Feb. 13:
W eston-M cEwen at Athena,
5 :3 0 p .m .- G B
The last six games for the
2002 b o y s m iddle sch o o l
basketball as o f Nov. 18 is as
follows:
Fri., Nov. 22: Columbia
at Columbia, 3 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 23: Stanfield
at Heppner, 10a.m.
Fri., Dec. 6: Pilot Rock
at Pilot Rock, 10 a.m.
Sat., Dec. 7: Athena-
Weston at Athena, 10 a.m.
Fri., Dec. 13: Umatilla
at Heppner, 3 p.m.
Sat., Dec. 14: 7th grade
tournament at Stanfield, 8th grade
tournament at Pilot Rock
Thursday, Nov. 21 is the American Cancer Society’s Great
American Smokeout. This is their 26th annual event; a great time for
many folks to begin thinking about letting go o f tobacco’s grip. Put
that cash you would have spent, toward a special Christmas gift (in
addition to your longer life). I can guarantee you will have a fantastic
sense o f accomplishment come New Year’s Day.
Perhaps some o f you saw the Nov. 14 Oregonian article:
“Study sees inflammation as key heart attack cause.’’ “Significant
new research suggests inflammatory proteins within the body play a
bigger role than cholesterol.” The study involved 28,000 women and
it found that those with high levels o f the inflammatory protein were
twice as likely as those with high cholesterol to die o f heart attacks
and strokes. The sources o f this interior, sometimes painless,
inflammation is still under study.
The good news is that people can significantly lower their
inflammatory protein levels by even modest improvements in their
living habits such as exercising, controlling their diet, controlling blood
pressure and giving up tobacco use.
This next item is from a data analysis by Dr. Mark Schuster
and colleagues from UCLA, reported by Reuters Health and
published in the November issue o f the Archives o f Pediatrics and
Adolescent Medicine. “More than 20 million U.S. children are
exposed to secondhand smoke in their homes, raising their risk for
asthma, hospitalizations and missed days o f school...”
Strangely, it’s just not the children o f smokers who are
exposed to secondhand smoke. Some nonsmokers with children said
they allowed other residents or visitors to smoke in their homes. Could
this be fellow apartment dwellers, or relatives who come to visit?
Could it be that nonsmokers felt uncomfortable requesting them to
step outside to smoke for fear o f offending? With the holidays coming
and visits to family and friends, let us consider the health o f all o f our
children.
Heppner Elementary building begins to take shape
Garden Club to
offer free greens
workshop
The H eppner Garden
Club is sponsoring a free Greens
Workshop, Dec. 7, from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds.
F ree
g reen s
are
provided by the Garden Club,
with ring, wire, and bows for sale.
You are asked to bring your own
clippers.
Garden Club members
will be on hand to help.
Garden Club to sell
Christmas wreaths
and swags
The H eppner Garden
C lub is h o lding its annual
Christmas Wreaths and Swag
sale. Wreaths and swags are $ 15
each and table decorations are
as priced. To reserve your choice
call Ida Farra at 676-9446 by
Nov. 30. Orders may be picked
up at the fairgrounds Dec. 3-6,
between 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 6: Vidal Estrada
Sandoval, 22, Stanfield and
Macrina Gutierrez Munoz, 18,
Stanfield.
Nov. 13: Joshua Lewis
Hill, 20, Lexington and Autum D.
Chick, 20, Lexington.
Local college
students make the
Dean’s List
Jennifer Thompson, o f
lone, attending Blue Mountain
Community College, was one of
approximately 140,000 national
college students included in the
25th annual ed itio n o f The
N ational D ean’s List for the
2001-2002 school year.
Also included, is Ryan
Chapman, o f Boardman, who is
attending ITT Technical Institute.
These students are in the
upper 10 percent o f their class,
on their school’s “Dean’s List”,
or students who have received a
comparable honor.
Students listed with The
National Dean’s List are eligible
to co m p ete for $50,000 in
scholarship aw ards funded by the
p u b lish e r,
E d u c a tio n a l
Communications, Inc., said a
press release.
To learn more about The
National Dean’s List you can visit
www.honoring.com.
Ione schools announce honor roll students
lone Middle School Honor Roll for Qtr 1
Grade 6: (A) Tiana Camarillo, Kara Clay (4.0), Matt
Coleman, and Brenna Rietmann (4.0); (B) Aidan Burt, Cory Peterson,
and Lynzee Sjurset. '
Grade 7: (A) Justin Archer (4.0), Shannon Clay (4.0), Kip
Krebs, Kaylee Palmateer, Alan Rietmann, Emily Rietmann (4.0), and
Teonna Vandever; (B) Paul Hams, Kylee Svetich, and Max Trahan.
Grade 8: (A) Aimee Emery, Meghan Gaines, Stephanie
Holland, Kayla LaRue (4.0), and Megan Tollefson; (B) Amber Patton.
lone High School Honor Roll for Qtr 1
Grade 9: (A) Tyler Brown, Jenny Griffith, and Kyle
Palmateer; (B) Ashly Grams and Abby Key.
Grade 10: (A) Missy Baker, Nick Christman (4.0), Arthur
Ekstrom (4.0), Barbara Holland (4.0), Taylor McElligott (4.0), Sara
Peck (4.0), Kasie Peterson (4.0), Alyssa Rietmann (4.0), Tyler Raible
(4.0) , and Kayleen Vosberg (4.0); (B) Amanda Emery and Kim
Morris.
Grade 11 : (A) Johnny Collin, Bill Gates (4.0), Emily Key
(4.0) , Meghan M. McCabe, Natalie McElligott (4.0), Paul Neiffer
(4.0) , and Bill Ross; (B) Brittanny Day, Tim Doherty, M egan E.
McCabe, Nathan Rea, Curtis Thompson, and Jason Zinter.
Grade 12: Jaysi Bennetto (4.0), Cody Bergstrom, Sheena
Christman (4.0), Tracy Griffith (4.0), Cameron Krebs (4.0), Cayle
Krebs, Diana McElligott (4.0), Caitlin Orem (4.0), Mike Radie (4.0),
Koby Rea (4.0), Ashley Roberts (4.0), Til Tullis (4.0), and Jamie
VandenBrink (4.0); (B) Brian Gutierrez, Karl Morgan, Dan Nolan,
and Andrew Rietmann.
Heppner schools announce honor roll
students
Heppner Middle School Honor Roll for Qtr. 1:
Grade 7: (Honor Roll) Sarah Johnson (4.0), Aftan Betsinger,
Baillie Keithley, Patricia Little, Whiney Matthews, Sean Murray,
Andre Rauch, and Kelsey Wolff; (Honorable Mention) Lane Bailey,
Luke Basile, Cyde Coil, Kate Kendrick, Megan Orr, and Kendra
Rayburn.
Grade 8: (Honor Roll) Mahaley Huddleston (4.0), Mechele
Nieman, Regina Seitz, Kylie Tasker, and Cody Zum; (Honorable
Mention) Aaron Allstott, Kimberly C rumbliss, and Ches Little.
Heppner High School Honor Roll for Qtr. 1:
Grade 9: (Honor Roll) Mathew VanCleave (4.0), Daniel
Basile, Mikel Britt, Brianne Jones, Rory Kilkenny, Laurie Murray,
Krystal N aim s and Roy Proctor; (Honorable Mention) Chelsey
Betsinger, Kyle Carlson, Amanda Davis, Charlene Houweling,
Matthew Kenny, Julianna Moore, Heather Rill, Brenda Victorio and
Heather Yocom.
Grade 10: (Honor Roll) Madison Bailey (4.0), Shanna
Rietmann (4.0), Jessica Wainwright (4.0), Kyle Huddleston, Blair
Keithley, Joshua Lankford, Linsey Mitchell, and Elizabeth Orwick;
(Honorable Mention) Emily Bergstrom, Tyler Boyer, Chelsea Britt.
Ryan Campbell, Jode Coil, Kylee Disque, Cara Kennedy, Thomas
Manning, Kory Paullus, Brandon Seitz, Gustabo Torres, and Terra
Wilson.
Grade 11 : (Honor Roll) Brooke Rust (4.0), Blake Allstott,
Sarah Barrow, Brian Haguewood, Stefanie Hanson, Judd Lemmon,
Luke Murray, Kiel Naims, Courtney Nelson, Cody Walton, and Matt
Young; (Honorable Mention) Justin Botefuhr, Tanner Britt, Lindsey
Clough, Juan J. Elguezabal, John Franzwa, Danielle Looslie, Aaron
Lueck, Chantea Macaulay, Sheena Shank, Zachary Skaggs, Brian
Smith, Adam Wight and Jessie Woodward.
Grade 12: (Honor Roll) C. Tyler Henderson (4.0), Daniel
Jepsen (4.0), Douglas Orwick (4.0), Darren VanCleave (4.0), Bradly
Adams, Donald Adams, Conor Kilkenny, Lacey Matteson, Marcy
Miller, Ashley Ward, Nicole Wilson and Joshua Winters; (Honorable
Mention) Tracy Baker, Maggie Beam, Lacey Davis, Dawn DeBoer,
Aleshia Geer, Genia Grant, Rachel Howard, Jesse Kempas, Nicole
Sisk, Tylynn Smith and Benjamin Turrell.
HEPPNER’S Sixth Annual
PARADE OF LIGHTS
THURSDAY, DECEM BER 5 , a t 6 p .m .
BUSINESSES & INDIVIDUALS CAN ENTER
Cash Prizes: First Place - $200, Second Place
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$150, Third Place
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$100,
and Kris Kringle ($50 g ift certificate)
ENTER NOW an d b e in th e PARADE OF LIGHTS
Entry forms available at Heppner Chamber, BEO, Central Market and the G-T
HEPPNER’S DOWNTOWN CHRISTMAS PARADE OF LIGHTS
2002 ENTRY FORM
NAME OF ENTRY:
Name of Entry Sponsor (if different):
Workers with McCormack Construction use a crane Thursday, November 14. to lift one of several massive beams
atop the Heppner Elementary School gym and cafeteria building currently under construction.
American Legion
and Auxiliary to
meet
The American Legion
and Auxiliary w ill meet Nov. 25
at the M e th o d ist C h u rch
b asem en t. T here w ill be a
Thanksgiving potluck at 6:30
p.m. The Auxiliary will furnish the
turkey.
Members and family are
welcome.
COPY PAPER Ream or
C a r to n
H e p p n e r G a z e tte T im es
Wedding Table j
Autum Chick and Josh Hill
| Wedding: Saturday, November 23rd j
; Karmin Maher and Chris Dickenson j
Wedding: Saturday, November 30th j
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Address:
Phone Number: (_
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E N T R Y RULES
1 All motorized entries must be O PER A TED BY A LIC ENSED DRIVER
2. Due to danger and Insurance issues, no entrants under 16 are allowed Children are allowed to nde on
adult floats
3 NO persons will be allowed to ride on the outside of autos or wagons
4 ALL entrants, by entering the parade, agree to maintain suitable insurance which will respond on their
behalf and on behalf of the Parade sponsors, for any injury or damage caused by the entrant.
5 The entrant also agrees they are participating in the parade at their own risk and agrees to hold the City
harmless for any injury or damage which occurs
6 NO candy is to be thrown from vehicles during the parade
7. NO G O C A R TS allowed
8 Line up at Green Feed and Seed at 5 p m
I have read and agree to abide by the above parade rules
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