TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 4,2005
Villahermosa to speak on gang issues Heppner Ranger ODFW to hold Over the Tee Cup OSU announces
Sixteen ladies gath
District recruits public meeting
in Boardman and Irrigon
winter term honor
ered in beautiful sunny
The Oregon Depart
Jesus Villahermosa Canada about issues regard for YCC
weather on April 26 for Over roll
ment o f Fish and Wildlife
will be speaking at the Riv ing gangs, and youth vio
erside High School, Board-
man, on May 11 starting at
7 p m and at Irrigon Jr/Sr
High School on May 12
starting at 7 p m Communi
ty members are strongly
urged to come and hear what
Villahermosa has to say re
garding the gang issues in
each of the communities and
how community members
can make a difference in their
neighborhoods
Villahermosa was in
M orrow County several
years ago and talked with
law enforcement, school per
sonnel and spoke at commu
nity meetings He was very
well received and has been
asked to return to give an
update on the present prob
lems with gang graffiti, gang
violence, and other problems
communities and especially
parents are facing due to the
local youth’s involvement in
gang activities
He has been a depu
ty with the Pierce County
Sheriff’s Department since
1981 He was the first certi
fied Master Defensive Tac
tics Instructor for law en
forcement personnel in the
state of Washington and has
been on the Pierce County
Sheriff’s S W A T Team
since 1983 He has taught
over 295,000 professionals
across the United States and
lence and has spoken to
thousands o f students all
over the country in motiva
tional assemblies regarding
themes o f choices, conse
quences and respect A vari
ety of radio and television
talk shows including CBC
radio in Canada and NBC
Nightly News with Tom
Brokaw have helped get his
information to many
V illaherm osa has
written a gang reference
guide for education profes
sionals and is featured in nu
merous videos covering top
ics such as gangs, breaking
up fights, use o f force issues
and campus intruder con
tacts Misthought provoking
ideas are given with a hu
morous note and will surely
inspire those in attendance in
believing that they can help
in keeping their neighbor
hoods safe
The local Gang Task
Force and the Central and
Eastern Oregon Juvenile
Justice Consortium, which
Morrow County Juvenile
Department is a member of
are sponsoring this speaker
Marriage License
A pril 29: Richard
Spencer Hamblin, 48,
B oardm an
and
Lilia
Vyacheslarovna Mezhova,
28, Boardman
Four young people
between the ages of 15 and
18 are being recruited by the
Forest Service, Heppner
Ranger District, for summer
employment in the Youth
Conservation Corps The
work may include noxious
weed removal, wildlife hab
itat improvement, slash pil
ing and trail maintenance
The duration of the
program will be six weeks
from June 13, 2005 to July
22, 2005, or possibly up to
eight weeks through Aug 5,
2005 if funding is available
The pay will be the Oregon
minimum wage rate of $7.25
per hour Applications will
be accepted April 28 through
May 18, 2005 until 2 p m
Participants will be selected
on a random basis on May
18 at 4 p m
No previous experi
ence is required Applicants
must be 15 years old and not
reach age 19 during the term
of employment in the pro
gram and have a social se
curity number or have made
application to obtain one
Applicants must also obtain
parental or legal guardian
consent to enroll in the pro
gram
Applications may be
obtained from the Forest
Service in Heppner and lo
cal high schools For more
information, call 676-9187
would like to invite all inter
ested people to attend a pub
lic meeting on Tuesday, May
10 from 7-9 p m at the
ODFW office in Heppner
The office is located in the
old Kinzua mill office at
54173 Hwy 74 in Heppner
ODFW will also
have a public meeting at the
Fossil Community Center
located at 401 4th Street in
Fossil on Wednesday, May
11 from 7-9 p m
The discussion will
be about the proposed tag
numbers for the 2005 big
game seasons. There will
also be discussion about the
proposed season structure
and bag limit changes for the
2006 Fossil elk season
Other topics will in
clude the possible bag limit
and structure change for the
2006 archery season, as well
as, bag limit changes for Per
manent Disabled hunters for
the 2005 hunting season
the Tee Cup play at Willow
Creek Country Club
Pat
Edm undson
took low gross of the field
Jackie Allstott took low net
o f the field Luvilla Sonste-
gard took least putts of the
field
In flight A, Loa
Henderson took low gross,
Jan Paustian took low net
and Corol Mitchell took
least putts
In flight B, Lynnea
Sargent took low gross and
Lois Hunt took low net
In flight C, Bernice
Lott took low gross, Lorre-
ne Montgomery took low
net and Ann Elgin and Bar
bara Gilbert tied for least
putts.
Edm undson and
Joanne Barbee both had
KPs
Chip-ins were taken
by Sonstegard on hole #9,
Pat Dougherty on hole #1,
Gilbert on hole #7 and Elgin
on hole #3.
Oregon State Uni
versity in Corvallis has an
nounced its winter term hon
or roll students. A total of
496 students earned straight-
A (4 0) A nother 2373
earned a B-plus (3.5) or bet
ter to make the listing To be
on the honor roll, students
must carry at least 12 grad
ed hours of course work
Local students on
the honor roll include: from
Boardm an- A ndrew D
Goad, Freshman, Pre-Com
puter Science; lone- Johnny
A Collin, Freshman, Forest
Engineering; Cayle H.
Krebs, Sophomore, Agricul
tural Business Management;
and Natalie B McElligott,
Freshman, Animal Sciences;
Irrigon- Maria H Garcilazo,
Junior, General Science,
(4.0); Leonel H Garcilazo,
Senior, Liberal Studies; Ja
cob D Johnson, Senior, Mi
crobiology; and Jesse N.
Steele, Sophomore, Envi
ronmental Science
Rebekah Lodge to host state president dinner
Holly
R ebekah
Lodge has a busy few days
in store for them On Thurs-
day. May 5 they will be host-
ing the Rebekah state presi-
dent Dinner will be at 6
p m , followed by Lodge at
7 p m. All members are en-
couraged to attend.
On Saturday, May 7, for an evening o f fim, friend-
the members will be travel- ship and food Everyone is
ing to Pendleton to the Me- invited to come join the fun.
Nary District meeting
Also on Saturday,
Heppner GT
the Lexington Lodge will be
news & advertising
hosting its monthly card par-
deadline:
ty. Cards will start at 7 p m
and the cost is $5 per person
Mondays at 5 p. m.
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