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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 17, 2004 Engagement lone Schools announce honor roll Oregon Wheat Industry Conference to be held in Portland The lone Schools have announced their quarter one honor roll students in grades 5-12. Cutsforth-Pederson G rade 5: (A )- Mary Rietmann, Jordan Peterson, Christine Raible, Zachary Orem, Makenna Ramos, Adam Collin, Steven Holland, Micah Stillman, Jessica Working, Kaleb Dumler and Jo Anna Patton, (B )- Mason Haguewood, The deadline fast approaches to register for the Cassie Arbogast, Luke Emmel and Melanie Eldridge 2004 Oregon Wheat Industry Conference, to be held in G rade 6: (A )- Beth Morter (4.0), Mariah Bradfield, Portland The Officers, Board Members and Staff o f the Alex Rietmann, Tanner Rietmann, Thomas Holland, Shelby Oregon Wheat Growers League (OW GL) welcome wheat Wiggers, Jacob Trahan, Mary Gates and Kevin LaRue, (B )- producers to attend Dec 5-7 at the Marco Juarez, Bruce McMinn and Tim Clay Embassy Suites Hotel at Washington G rade 7: (A )- Alex Carlson (4 0), Sarah Stillman Square, Tigard ( 4 . 0 ) , Michael Raible and R J Ramos, (B )- Heather ÉÊk The theme for the conference is Wiggers, Stephanie Archer, Brianna Peterson and Tyree “You make the difference,” emphasizing Svetich the im portance o f each individual * G rade 8: (A )- Tiana Camarillo (4 0), Kara Clay involved in agriculture, from the farm (4 0), Brenna Rietmann and Matt Coleman; (B )- Lucas gate to the elevator to the international Bradfield and Clay Morter marketplace and finally, the consumer. G rade 9: (A )- Justin Archer (4 0), Shannon Clay Patrick McGaughey, a “city-boy” (4 .0 ) , Emily Rietmann (4.0), Alan Rietmann and Kylee speaker who was raised on a dry-land Svetich, (B )- Kip Krebs, Kaylee Palmateer, Max Trahan wheat farm in Sherman County, will offer O laf Pederson and Melissa C utsforth and Teonna Vandever the keynote address for the event. His G rade 10: (A )- Stephanie Holland (4 .0 ), Kayla m essage, “ The next g en eratio n o f Patrick Curtis and Kathy Cutsforth wish to announce the LaR ue (4 0 ) and M egan Tollefson; (B )- B rittnee farmers- changing the message at the McGaughey engagement of their daughter Melissa Cutsforth of Heppner DesBouillons and Meghan Gaines. dinner table,” will address the challenge o f keeping kids to Olaf Pederson. G rade 11: (A )- Amy Jepsen (4.0), Abby Key (4 0), involved on the farm The bride-elect graduated from Heppner High Kristal Temple (4 0), Anthony Bolin, Jennifer Griffith and Breakout Workshop Sessions will cover critical School in 1998 She is currently a senior at Oregon Institute Tyler Brown; (B )- Kyle Palmateer, Kelly Thompson, issues and innovative programs, including: How Does o f Technology and will graduate with a bachelor’s degree William Bergstrom and John Walton Delisting o f Salmon Impact Agriculture; Water Supply and in radiologic science She is currently on the extern at G rade 12: (A )- Nick Christman (4 0), Amanda Storage- What is the Future for Agriculture, Understanding Grande Rhonde Hospital in LaGrande Emery (4.0), Barbara Holland (4.0), Kim Morris (4.0), The groom -elect is the son o f Tom and Pari Kasie Peterson (4 0 ), Alyssa Rietmann (4 .0 ), Tyler Your Worker’s Comp Insurance Coverage, Understanding Pederson o f Klamath Falls He graduated from Klamath Riverman, Sara Peck, Taylor McElligott and Missy Baker, the Sun Grant Initiative, Alternative Energy Projects Underway; OSU Seeks Input on Possible Exclusive Release Falls High School in 1996 He transferred from Klamath (B )- Austin Arballo and Arthur Ekstrom of a High Quality Wheat Variety; Renewable Energy Action Community College and is currently attending Eastern Plan for Oregon; Managing Spray Drift Issues in your Oregon University o f LaGrande, majoring in psychology Operation; Ensuring Compliance with Senate Bill 1010, Blood drive to be held in Boardman The couple will be married at Running Y Resort in Winning in Today’s Economic Climate; and Wheat Quality- While giving thanks donors to share their health Klamath Falls on June 18, 2005. Building Relationships with the Marketplace this holiday season, please this holiday season. An The Oregon Wheat Growers League will hold its share the blessing o f good increase in highway traffic health The American Red during the holiday weekend annual membership meeting within the conference on the Cross encourages donors of tra d itio n a lly in creases afternoon o f Tuesday, Dec. 7 OWGL 2005 officers will be elected. Presentations by Oregon Wheat Commission; all blood types to help those trauma-related blood use. Oregon Wheat Foundation, and OWGL Committee Chairs By Marie Key in need A single donation Winter weather, colds and can give up to three people the flu keep people indoors, will also highlight the meeting lone traveled to the state volleyball tournament on All agriculture producers and representatives o f Friday, Nov. 12. The Lady Cardinals lost to Elkton, the the chance to enjoy the reducing donor turnout at commodity organizations are invited and encouraged to 2003 state champions, 25-18, 15-25 and 8-15; lost to holidays with family and blood drives attend this informative conference Registration materials Perrydale, 20-25 and 17-25, but defeated Mohawk, 25-13 friends D o n o rs may call are available by contacting the OWGL staff at (5 4 1 ) 276- A Red C ross (5 4 1 )4 8 1-2525, ext. 2 132 to and 26-24 b lo o d m o b ile will be at schedule a blood donation 7330 or visiting the OWGL website at www.owgl org Ashly Grams led the team with 13 points, one ace, one dump, 24 passes and 60 set assists. Abby Key followed Greenfield Grange, 209 1“ appointment For questions B oardm an, on with 10 points, four aces and 31 passes Sara Peck had Ave., ab o u t d o n o r eligibility, eight points, four aces, 17 passes, 11 hits, five kills, 15 Monday, Nov 22 from 1-6 please call (8 0 0 ) GIVE LIFE blocks and five sets. Jenny Griffith had six points, three p m Donors must be at least o r email 16 years old, w eigh a C anl Donate@usa redcross org. aces, 59 passes, 14 hits, one kill and 10 points. 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