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Local students participate in bible quiz competition Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 19, 2003 - FIVE WVSC announces winner of 4-H News North Lex Market Irish basket Steer Livestock Club By Eric Jepsen, Reporter Judie Laughlin (left) and Carolyn Willey (right) with the Irish basket displayed at Gardener's Men's Wear. The Willow Valley Service Club created and raffled off a basket full of Irish gifts to raise money for the Shenanigans trip to Ireland. St. Bible quiz contestants (L-R): back row-Coach C.J. Johnson, Drew Johnson, Eric Jepsen, Kristen Patrick’s Day, March 17, VanCleave; front row-Michael Hawks, Cody Nelson, Rebecca Jepsen, Katie West and Adam Collin. Judie Laughlin, WVSC St. Day liaison, and Carolyn Eight T & T (Truth Heppner did a good job, but from Kennew ick, and finished Pat’s Willey, WVSC president, and Training) Bible Club did not end up in the top four. in second place. members recently competed in In the fifth grade girls’ This year’s Bible Quiz the annual Awana Bible Quiz division, Kristen VanCleave of Team was coached by C.J. Competition in Richland, WA. Heppner, competing as a team Johnson of Heppner. The This year’s contest included of one, claimed third place. Awana Bible Club meets teams sponsored by Lexington VanCleave went on to win one every Wednesday night at the A series of children’s Baptist Church as well as of the highest awards by being Lexington Baptist Church at art classes will be offered at teams from churches from named Bible Quiz Individual 6:30 p.m. The "Sparks” Club Heppner Elementary School Richland, Kennewick, Walla Champion. division is for kindergarten to beginning in April on Monday Walla, and Milton-Freewater. The fifth grade T & T second grade. Kids in grades There were about boys were represented by Eric 3-6 are in the T & T group. and Thursday afternoons. eight teams in each division for Jepsen and Drew Johnson of Various local churches help Rosem ary Southworth, a grades 3-6. The contestants Heppner. They tied for first with the program. All kids in former art teacher in Oregon started out with multiple place, but then lost the kindergarten through sixth City, will instruct the classes. Animal Art is designed choice questions about the tiebreaker question to a team grade are welcome to attend. for grades first through sixth. Bible. Then, the more difficult The class is set for Mondays, speed quizzing section beginning Apri 17. Students included reciting passages of w ill learn to draw animals using Scripture from memory, word reported that District 6 was in pencil, tempera, pastels and perfect, and knowing other The American Legion second place in the state in charcoal and will then use Bible facts. The competition and Auxiliary will celebrate the memberships. The Heppner crayon resist and watercolors was tough and all the other Legion B irthday w ith a unit is one member over their to put animals into their natural teams were from much larger potluck, March 24, at 6:30 environment. goal. Awana Clubs than the one in p.m. at the Methodist Church Paper M ache’ State President Lexington. basement. The Auxiliary will Puppets and Playhouse is a D arlene M cLaughlin In the third grade furnish the birthday cake and class designed for students in pleasantly surprised the competition forT & T girls, ice cream. kindergarten through third Heppner unit with a visit. Katie West and Rebecca Five auxiliary and two All m em bers and grade beginning Thursday, Jepsen of Heppner took home legion members attended the the third place ribbon. In the District 6 joint meeting held in family are welcome to help April 10. Students will make third grade boys’ event, Adam Pendleton on March 1. It was celebrate the Legion’s 86lh paper mache’ puppet heads birthday. Collin of lone, and Cody Nelson and Michael Hawks of drew the name of Bev Wright, Heppner, out of a box. The raffle brought in $126 for the Shenanigans. G arden er’s M en’s Wear displayed the basket and helped sell the tickets, while m em bers o f the WVSC donated the items inside the basket. BMCC offers children’s art classes at HES and cloth bodies as well as a shoe box playhouse for their puppets. By The Sea Art Adventure is for first through fourth graders and will cover drawing sea life, making a stuffed fish, doing fish prints and other fun activities. This class is scheduled to begin Monday, May 5. Drawing and Painting is for third through sixth grades and is set to begin on Thursday, May 8. Students will learn to draw people, everyday objects and landscapes using a variety of mediums. Cost for each four- week session is $15 tuition plus a $5 supply fee. Minimum enrollment is required so pre registration is requested. Call Anne M orter, BMCC coordinator, at 422-7040 for more information. American Legion to celebrate 86th birthday a SSO O ft P a ir of S tru t Assem blies The N orth Lex Market Steer Livestock Club met at Kathy Rauch’s house on the evening of March 16. M em bers were served a scrumptious meal of lasagna, salad, bread and pop. A dessert with Oreo cookies in it was provided by Donna Rietmann. Club officers were elected. Emily Rietmann was voted as president, Amy Jepsen is the vice president, Regi Seitz was elected as secretary and Eric Jepsen is the reporter. M em bers then talked about feeding steers correctly and the problem of bloating. M em bers present were Casey Peterson, Regi Seitz, Mekayla and Ashley Anderson, Kathy and Andre Rauch, Emily Rietmann, and Daniel, Amy and Eric Jepsen. The c lu b ’s next meeting should be sometime in April. Sew Happy By Emily Thompson, reporter Sew Happy meet at Sharon Lew is’ house on March 7. Sherilyn Peck called the meeting to order. Maggie Armato, Sherilyn Peck, Emily Thom pson, C atherine McElligott, Kathryn Strouse, Destiny George and Joe Armato were all in attendance. Sherilyn Peck brought the ingredients and recipe for Gourmet Tuna Salad. We made both salad and sandwiches. Our club enjoyed it very much. Next month we will make a dish with ground beef. 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