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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 22,2005 - THREE HES Chess Club honored for T-shirt design HHS announces honor roll HES Chess Club leader Mary Ann Elguezabal, artist Vicente Navarrete, Chessmate club member Conner Pappas, volunteer James Pappas, Chessmate member Emily Pappas and leader Jannie Allen wearing award-winning T-shirts The H eppner Elementary School Chess Club recen tly received second place in the state out o f 36 teams for their club’s T-shirt design The T-shirt was desig n ed by V icente Navarrete, nephew o f HES chess leader and teacher Mary Ann Elguezabal. (See related story-HES mural.) Other leaders are teachers Jannie Allen and Sherry Matteson James Pappas is a Chess Club volunteer. Cardinal Booster Club holds meeting lo n e C ardinal Booster Club met Monday, June 6, at the school library. Tw elve m em bers w ere present. The Fourth o f July t-shirts are available for sale The blue sh irts w ith an embroidered logo cost $12 for children’s sizes and $15 for adult sizes. There is a limited quantity available so people are encouraged to buy early. Shirts may be purchased at the Bank o f Eastern Oregon. President LynnDee Ramos and Arlynda Gates have found a company that will make 500 wrist bands for the club to sell. Members agreed to order red and black bands w ith “ lone C ard in als” inscribed on them. Ramos will check to see if youth sizes are available. Dean Robinson and Del LaRue reported on the Athletic Hall o f Fame. The c rite ria they set up for selection is the ability to excel in at least two sports, maintaining good grades and having a positive attitude The first group to be honored will be from 1909- 1960. Robinson purchased plyw ood for the track recognition sign and had students prime and paint it The sign has been delivered to Marlene Pointer to have the names of donors added LaRue thanked the club for support o f the track a th le tes p articip atin g at d istric t and state competitions Greg Grant of H eppner sent thanks for providing G ato rad e and water to the baseball and golf teams. The tennis team sent a thank you note expressing their appreciation. The recipients o f the C ardinal B o o ste r Club sch o larsh ip w ere K asie Peterson, Sara Peck and Barbara Holland They will each receive $200 at the beginning o f their second term o f college. There is one parent vacancy on the lone Site Council. Anyone interested in serving a two-year term should contact LynnDee Ramos or Jeri McElligott The club will not sell t-shirts to Cycle Oregon participants. The annual Deschutes River raft trip has been cancelled for this year The C ardinal Booster Club will not meet in July, but will meet in A ugust b efo re school resumes Ranch history program set John Day Fossil Beds National Monument will offer a ranger-conducted program at the historic Cant Ranch. This o n e-h o u r program will feature the human history o f the James Cant Ranch Historic District The program will begin at 11 a m. on Saturday, June 25, on the front porch o f the Cant Ranch History M useum , lo cated on Highway 19 two miles north o f the in te rsec tio n with Highway 26. There is no fee, and participants should bring good w alking shoes and clothing suitable to walk outdoors. ‘ For fu rth er information, call (541)987- 2333. KQNJMYUVU4th MD. W 4 JITC uhd 4 tLUtf (AIMIN' TO TITC AliftS PAAAD-E <rr 11 fl.m. Grand Marshals - Laurel Cannon, Irene Holtz, Jean Jepsen and Judy Rea WIT4I ALUtt (Ainu (LAWK (AA SAOW! Contact Chuck Nelson. 989-8148 AUKS music tTAOTING m 2 P.m. Headliner: Charlie M ussellwtiite . t & BIG GUITAR 5MACKDOWIM with John Koonce & Terry Rotili Music sponsored by the Morrow County l nified Recreation District H ep p n er H igh School has announced its fourth quarter and second semester honor roll HHS Fourth Quarter Honor Roll Seventh Grade: Emily Thompson 4.0, Ashley Wolff 4 0, Lacie Wagoner, Jodessa C hapa, Jordan Hatfield, Bryan Holland, Torri Lovgren, Frank Meyer, B rynna R ust, Jared Huddleston, Jessica Hughes, Erin Price, Kellee Jones, Esgar Sanchez Eighth Grade: Maggie Armato 4.0, Spencer Palmer 4.0, Sherilyn Peck 4.0, Jordan Shepard 4.0, Joseph Pranger, Kathryn Moore, Joshua Shank, Luke Young, Mathew Holland Ninth Grade: Whitney Mathews 4 0, Sean Murray 4.0, Kelsey Wolff, 4 0, Baillie Keithley, Ignacio E lguezabal, K elsie Fox, Katie Kilkenny, Megan Orr, Jenna B ow m an, A ftan Betsinger Tenth Grade: Regina Seitz 4.0, Justin D elveaux, Sarah Price, Aaron Allstott, Ashley Dima, Tony Haguewood, Mahaley Huddleston. Eleventh Grade: Jessica Brandt-Drury 4.0, Noah Fleischer 4.0, Brittney Herbison 4 0, Laurie Murray 4.0, H eather Yocom 4 0, Krystal Naims, Heather Rill, D aniel B asile, C helsey B etsinger, M ikel B ritt, Charlene Houweling, Rory Kilkenny, Lynan Bingham, N ichole G ibbs, B rianne Jones, Julianna Moore Twelfth Grade Madison Bailey 4.0, Tyler Boyer 4.0, Kylee Disque 4 0, Shanna R ietm ann 4.0, Jessica Wainwright 4.0, Cara Kennedy, Emily Bergstrom, Lindsey Hodges, Elizabeth Orwick, Susan Southworth, Joshua Lankford, Linsey Mitchell, Blair Keithley, Jode C oil, T ram pus Jeffreys, Gustabo Torres HHS Second Semester Honor Roll Seventh Grade: Emily Thompson 4 0, Ashley Wolff 4.0, Jodessa Chapa, Jordan H atfield, Brynna Rust, Lacie Wagoner, Jared Huddleston, Lane Wright, Jessica H ughes, K ellee Jones. Eighth .Grade Maggie Armato 4.0, Spencer Palmer 4 0, Sherilyn Peck 4.0, Joseph Pranger 4.0, Jordan Shepherd 4 0, Luke Young 4 0, Joshua Shank, Lynnelle Bowie, Kathryn Moore Ninth Grade Whitney Mathews 4 0, Sean Murray 4.0, Kelsey Wolff 4.0, Aftan Betsinger, Baillie Keithley, Jenna Bowman, K elsie Fox, M egan Orr, Katie Kilkenny. Tenth Grade: Sarah Price 4.0, Regina Seitz 4 0, Ju stin D elveaux, A aron A llsto tt, A shley Dima, Mahaley Huddleston, Quinn Peck Eleventh Grade: Laurie Murray 4.0, Daniel Basile, Jessica Brandt-Drury, H eath er Rill, C harlene Houweling, Heather Yocom, Lynan Bingham, Mikel Britt, N oah Fleischer, N ichole G ibbs, R ory K ilkenny, K rystal N airns, Chelsey B etsinger, B rittney Herbison, Brianne Jones, Ashley Zimmerman Twelfth Grade: Madison Bailey 4.0, Kylee D isque 4.0, Shanna R ietm ann 4 .0 , Jessica W ainw right 4 0, C ara Kennedy, Emily Bergstrom, Susan Southworth, Lindsey Hodges, Gustabo Torres, Tyler B oyer, Joshua Lankford, Chelsea B ritt, Linsey Mitchell, Elizabeth Orwick, Blair Keithley, Jode Coil, Kyle Huddleston. Fourth of July poster contest announced Artists o f all ages are encouraged to pick up their crayons, paints, colored pencils, m arkers, glitter, stickers, pencils and pens to enter the annual lone 4th of July Poster Contest. “This popular contest drew dozens o f entrants last year, with w onderful w orks o f art p o rtray in g the spirit o f Independence Day,” said a spokesperson The contest is fUnded through the lone TV Shoot, which is held each spring. Paper for the works o f art may be picked up at the Bank o f Eastern Oregon in lone or Heppner and at C ollier’s M arket in lone Paper must be white 12x18, but aside from th at, the artist’s imagination may go in any d ire c tio n Any p a trio tic them e is appropriate, or the creator may stay with the overall theme o f the celebration, which is “Red, White and B lu e s... C ru isin ’ to the Blues”. The finished posters are due to the Bank o f EO in either lone or Heppner by noon on Friday, July 1 Winners will be posted in the windows o f the bank in lone by Sunday, July 3. Entrants must be sure to put their full name, ad d ress, phone number and age group on the back of the poster Age groups (the year just completed in school) are: P re-sch o o l- Kindergarten; Grades 1-2; Grades 3-4-5; Grades 6-7-8; High School and A dult. P rizes are: l s‘-$20, 2nd- $17.50; 3rd-$l 5; 4th-$12.50 in each age gro u p All entries who do not win a cash prize will receive a $5 gift certific ate to be redeem ed at C o llie r’s M arket or Sunflow er Junction by July 31. Garden Club date change H eppner G arden Club will meet on Monday, July 11, the second Monday, at Jo Anne Burleson’s house Ice cream sundaes will be served This is a very important meeting in which the next year’s program will be planned HOME FOR SALE by Owner Asking Price: $99,000 I !: r Approx. 1500 sq. ft., 4 Pedrooms, 2 baths, garage/workshop, deck, fenced yard, central AC/heating and woodstove In very good condition and in an excellent neighborhood Selling with all appliances and some furniture. Please call (541) 676-5922 Heppner benefit golf tournament scheduled A H eppner Youth A ctiv itie s B enefit G o lf T ournam ent has been scheduled at Willow Creek Country Club in Heppner on Saturday and Sunday, July 9 and 10 The tournament is open to everyone out o f high school and both novice and ex p erien ced g o lfers are encouraged to participate A barbecue steak dinner will be held at the clubhouse following play on Saturday. “The focus o f the tournament is to raise funds for a variety o f Heppner youth activities and have som e fu n ,” said Dave Allstott The latest donation the group made was $1,000 to the new track project at Heppner High School Other areas to receive funding include various sporting activities, band, the chess club, the M ike C urrin Memorial Scholarship and many other youth related activities C ost for the to u rn am en t is $45 per person and includes dinner Extra dinner tickets may be purchased for $10 each The tournam ent w inners will have a team photo and their names engraved on a plaque, which is on display in the high school trophy case. O th er prizes include Mustang golf balls, and a few lucky golfers will take home a club made by HHS golf coach, Greg Grant For more information or an entry form, co n tact Dave or Patti A llstott at 676-5216, or Steve or Molly Rhea, 676- 9922. Grains C o m m i s s i o n tO m eet The Oregon Grains Commission will hold its annual budget hearing on Thursday, June 30, at 11am A copy o f the m eeting agenda has been enclosed for your review. The commission will also convene a reg u lar m eeting im m ediately follow ing the budget hearing. Both the budget hearing and regular meeting will be held at the business office o f the Oregon Wheat Growers League, 115 S.E. 8th Street, Pendleton All O regon producers o f barley, triticale and rye are w elcom e to provide input with respect to the proposed budget, a copy o f which is available upon request. Any p ro d u c e r unable to attend the public meeting may submit written com m ents to Tammy D ennee, A d m in istrato r, Oregon Grains Commission, P.O. Box 1086, Pendleton, OR 97801; on or before Monday, June 27 Commission meetings are open to the public, and anyone wishing to participate is encouraged to do so. The m eeting location is accessible to persons with disabilities A request for an interpreter for the hearing impaired or for other accommodations for persons with disabilities should be m ale at least 48 hours in advance o f the meeting to the Commission office at (541) 276-4609, fax (541) 276-5753, or TTY (503) 986-4762 M ag n etic D oor Signs H ERE Heppner (iazette-Times 676-9228 »
