EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 12,2004
lone conquers Sherman County
On Friday, May 7,
lone tennis team s hosted
Sherman County. lone men
defeated the Huskies, 4-3
w hile the lone w om en
conquered Sherman, 6-1.
In the men’s bracket,
Takorn K hem pila lost a
close match to Brett Brown,
losing by two, 6-8. Tyler
R aible
avenged
his
teammates loss by defeating
Shawn Bichler, 8-2. Brian
Bunch was handed a 6-8 loss
by Brad Carlson and Taylor
M cElligott defeated Piper
M acN ab, 8-6. W illiam
Wehrli narrowly lost to Erin
B ird, 8-9, w ith a 5-7
tie b re a k e r score. T yler
R aible
and
Takorn
K hem pila defeated Brett
Brown and Bichler, 8-5,
Johnny C ollin and Paul
Neiffer teamed up against
Bichler and Brad Carlson
posting an 8-4 win.
Tina Tuzarova easily
defeated Selah Hill, 8-3.
Emily Key defeated Hannah
K aseberg, 8-3. M eghan
M cC abe d efeated Sarah
Bibby, 8-6. Tuzarova and Tina TXizarova makes quick work of catching the low shot.
McCabe paired up to defeat
Christine Alley and Selah
Hill, 8-1. McCabe and Key
then team ed up ag ain st
Melissa Brehm and Joleen
Hill but posted a 6-8, loss.
Johnny C ollin d efeated
Hanna Jefferies and Janys
Olsen, 8-2. Emily Key and
Robert McElligott defeated
M olly R ic h eld e rfe r and
Callie Macnab, 8-1.
Wrangler’s
announce final
play day results
W rangler’s Riding
Club held their final play day
on May 9, before presenting
year-end awards. Following
is the winners of the play
day:
Stickhorse Race: l sl-
Jam es W est, 2 nd- K olby
Currin, 3rd- Coby Dougherty
and 4th- Daylon Eng.
Barrels:
Leadline: 1st- Kolby
C u rrin ,
2nd-
C oby
D ougherty, 3 rd- Evan
Kollman and 4 ,h- Daylon
Eng.
Age 5-8: l 5'- Blake
G reenup, 2nd- G arrett
Robinson, 3rd- Tate Gentry
and 4th- Betsy West.
Age 9-12:
1“-
T aighler D ougherty, 2nd-
Rebecca Jepsen, 3rd- Willy
G entry and 4 th- Jessica
Hughes.
Age 14-17: 1st- Amy
Jep sen and 2 nd- B ecky
Schiller.
Poles:
Leadline: l s,-Jaiden
Mahoney, 2nd- Kolby Currin,
3rd- Jam es W est and 4 th-
Daylon Eng.
Age 5-8: 1st- Garrett
R obinson, 2nd- B lake
Greenup, 3rd- Tate Gentry
and 4th- Betsy West.
Age 9-12:
1st-
T aighler D ougherty, 2 nd-
Rebecca Jepsen, 3rd- Katy
West and 4th- Torn Lovgren.
Age 14-17: 1st-Amy
Jep sen and 2 nd- B ecky
Schiller.
Scurry Race:
Leadline: 1st- Kolby
C u rrin ,
2nd-
C oby
D ougherty, 3rd- Jaid en
M ahoney and 4 ,h- Jam es
West.
Age 5-8: I s1- Blake
Greenup, 2nd- Tate Gentry,
3rd- B etsy W est and 4 ,h-
Bobbie Correa.
Age 9-12:
l sl-
Jessica H ughes,
2 nd-
Emily Key prepares for the hit.
Rebecca Jepsen, 3rd- Katy
West and 4lh- Torri Lovgren.
Age 14-17: l sl- Amy
Jep sen and 2 nd- B ecky
Wehrli defeated Madeline
Schiller.
Winn, 8-3.
lone tennis team s
Spaghetti Feed
tra v e led to H elix on
Thursday, May 6, to take on
Fund Raiser to
the G rizzlies. lone swept
be held for
H elix tak in g all eig h t
matches that were played.
Strouses
Taylor M cE lligott
The baseball moms
narrow ly d efeated Zach
are having a spaghetti feed
Agee in a close match, 8-6.
as a fundraiser for Scott
Bill R oss d efeated Ben
Strouse. Scott has been a
Strickland, 8-4. Paul Neiffer
softball coach for Heppner
and Johnny Collin honed
L ittle League fo r m any
their doubles skills on Zach
years. Some of the girls on
Agee and Ben Strickland,
the junior softball team have
defeating the Helix doubles
been coached by Scott since
team, 8-3.
second grade, making this
M eghan M cC abe
their fifth year under Scott’s
defeated Mandy Scott, 8-2
direction.
then d efeated E lizab eth
The Spaghetti Feed
Hoolihan, 8-0. Emily Key
will be at the Heppner Elk’s
defeated Angie McMurray,
Club on Thursday, May 13
8-2 and then doubled up
at 6 p.m. The cost is $5 per
with M eghan M cCabe to
p late and the m eal w ill
defeat Angie McMurray and Paul Neiffer prepares to include:
S p ag h etti
Mandy Scott 8-0. William connect with the ball.
Bolognese, C aesar salad,
lone girl winner Men’s Breakfast garlic bread and dessert. All
p ro ceed s w ill go to the
at Christian
of Red Apple
Strouses.
DA’s Report
Kenneth Freda was convicted of Interfering with a
Peace Office, a Class-A misdemeanor. Freda was sentenced
to 365 suspended days in jail, 24 months bench probation,
40 hours of community service and payment of $126 in
fines and fees.
Thelma Gay Roubidoux admitted to violation of
probation allegations for Possession of a Controlled
Substance. Roubidoux’s probation was revoked and
reinstated and she was sentenced to five days in jail and a
six month probation extension from original expiration
date.
Nicolas Tony Ray Robbins admitted to violation
of probation allegations for Assault in the Fourth Degree.
Robbins’ probation was revoked and reinstated with an
extension of six months from date of original expiration.
H eather M ichelle Ju arez was co n v icted o f
U nlaw ful E ntry o f a M otor V ehicle, a C lass-A
misdemeanor. Juarez was sentenced to 18 months bench
probation. Juarez was also convicted of Possession of a
Controlled Substance 2, a Class-C felony. For this charge
her driver’s license was suspended for six months and she
was sentenced to 18 months supervised probation with 30
days in jail, 80 hours of community service and payment
of $914 in fines and fees.
PROPERTY & HOMES
FOR SALE
Large home with daylight basement and large deck over
looking the golf course. 3 fireplaces, large country
kitchen on main floor and mini kitchenette in basement.
Attached carport with extra storage shed. 11.4 acres
lon e sweeps G rizzlies in
tennis play
Meghan McCabe is set to make
contact.
SMCST to hold
golf scramble
The South Morrow
County Scholarship Trust
Board of Directors will be
having their fourth annual
golf tournament on Monday,
May 17, at 9 a.m . The
to u rn am en t w ill be at
Willow Creek Country Club
in Heppner and the cost is
$45 per person.
The tournament will
be a four-person, best ball
scramble. Lunch and cost of
the course is included in the
$45 charge. All proceeds go
to H eppner and lone
graduates for scholarships.
Come have a good
tim e and help the tru st
committee to be able to fund
local sch o la rsh ip s. For
fu rth er info rm atio n call
Sharon Harrison, (541)676-
9125, M issy C u tsfo rth ,
(5 4 1 ) 9 8 9 -8 1 0 4 , or Del
LaRue, (541) 472-7468.
Job training
subject of
meeting
Art Hill of the Blue
M ountain
C om m unity
C ollege Sm all B usiness
Developm ent C enter will
give a talk on job training
o p p o rtu n ities
in
the
H eppner, L exington and
lone area at the next meeting
of the Willow Creek Valley
E conom ic D evelopm ent
Group Wednesday, May 19.
The meeting starts at 8 a.m.
at the Forest Service offices
in Heppner.
The public is invited
to attend.
Christmas
contest
Lacey Thompson, of
lone, won third place in the
C entral
Red
A pple
Christmas Poster contest in
the Oregon and Washington
8-9-year-old category. The
contest was held shortly
before Thanksgiving.
The prize was a
$100 savings bond.
Thom pson, 9, is a
home-schooled third grader.
She is the daughter of Les
and Kim Thompson of lone.
Church
Heppner Christian
Church will be hosting this
m onth’s m en’s breakfast,
this Sunday morning. May
16, at 8 a.m.
B esides a great
breakfast, Dave Hughes, a
HCC elder and the director
of Agape House, will speak
on the issue o f Christian
men in society and their
responsibilities.
All men and boys
are welcome to come and
have a great breakfast and
good fellowship and listen to
a good presentation.
C U ST O M BANNERS
Heppner Gazette-Times
676-9228
Nice home near town on 1.7 acres. Keep your horse
here next to this 4 bedroom 2 story home. 2 car
garage, lots of storage, large bam and garden area.
Fully fenced perimeter.
BUILDING LOT WITH
GREAT VIEW OF WIL
LOW CREEK LAKE.
Near Heppner. Ready
to build on. $20,900.
price reduced
WARM AN D COZY
HOME with two bed
room s, one b ath in
Heppner. Brand new
furnace, wood floors
and tw o-car garage.
$60,000.
4 BEDROOM IN IONE
100 X 100 lot with
large shed. Large 2808
square ft hom e.
$88,500
$78,500
Kindergarten
registration set at
HES
Heppner Elementary
School
w ill
re g ister
incoming kindergarteners
for the next school year on
Tuesday, May 18 from 1-2
p.m.
C hildren m ust be
five years old on or before
Sept. 1, 2004, to be eligible
for kindergarten next fall.
P aren ts
are
requested to bring the child’s
b irth
c e rtific a te ,
immunization records and
social security number to the
registration.
For
m ore
information, call Heppner
Elementary at 676-9128.
V
$185,000
2 STORY HOME WITH
BARN for storage in back
of home. Attic has been
finished with bedrooms.
Yard has lots of estab
lished plants, weeping
cherry, peonies, lilacs,
m ock orange p lan ts.
Reduced to $65,000
$75,000.
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