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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 24,2005 Crossley wins OTPR all-around title Engagement 2005 Fair and Rodeo parade winners Schoonover-Wicklund 2005 All-Around Champion. Shane Crossley. saddle donated by Bank of Eastern Oregon, presented by John Hayes to Shane's daughters. Jade and Callahan Crossley. Photo by Sandy Matthews. The Bank of Eastern Oregon took best commercial float. Jr Giselle Schoonover and Jered Wicklund Giselle Lee Schoonover and Jered Lee Wicklund, along with their parents Roger and Darlene Schoonover and Tom and Shannon Wicklund, all of Heppner, are pleased to announce their engagement. The bride-elect is a graduate o f Heppner High School and graduated from Pendleton College of Hair Design in Pendleton. She is currently employed as a self- employed hair stylist and with Roger’s Electric. The groom-elect is a graduate of Heppner High. He is currently employed with Heppner Heating. The couple plans an Aug. 27, 2005 wedding at Wallowa Lake in Joseph. The Camas Prairie Red Hat Mamas took best community float. The 2005 Morrow C ounty Fair and Oregon Trail Rodeo parade was held S aturday, Aug. 20. The theme for this year’s fair was "F rom the R iver to the Mountains.” Parade w inners w ere: Bank o f E astern Oregon- commercial float; C am as P rairie Red Hat Mamas- community float; P en d leto n C ow boy M ounted Band- m usical e n trie s; Sm okey B ear- A ntique au to s, steam engines, tractors; Pendleton Roundup Queen and Court- courts and royalty; Charos de Hermiston- riding group; Leila Workman- individual horse and rider; 4-H Equine Family-junior riding group; and Mini County- Rhonda S allee- team s, w agons, buggies. • R ibb o n s can be picked up at the Heppner Chamber of Commerce, Local members attend national Degree of Honor Protective convention The D egree of H onor P ro tectiv e A ssociation held its 38,h n atio n al co n v en tio n at Madison. W l.July 27-31. In attendance from the local lodge (K ate J. Y oung) w ere S hirley Connor, Mary Ann Palmer and Lee Palmer. C o n n o r w as a d e leg ate from O regon. During the business meeting, she was appo in ted chairperson for the National General Welfare Committee for a four-year term. She is also vice-president of the state lodge and local secretary-treasurer. M ary Ann is the current president of Kate J. Young and state usher. C onnor and Mary Ann a ssisted w ith the opening flag ceremony for the state of Oregon and also a ssisted w ith clo sin g ceremonies. T here w ere 325 adult members and guests p resen t and 87 youth attendees, representing 16 states. The co n v en tio n attendees also enjoyed many tours of the Madison area. Justice Court Glen Wayne Tipton, 44, Umatilla, Violation of the Basic Rule, 72 mph in a 45 mph zone. Janet E. C oe, 59, Heppner, Violation of the Basic Rule, 77 mph in a 55 mph zone. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX W a d d in g Tables M arissa M cC a b e am i R ocky lu rn er W edding - S atu rday, A u gu st 2 7 th G is e lle S c h o o n o v e r and Jered W icldund Wedding S atu rday, A u gu st 2 7 th - C arlv C allaw ay and Jeremy R ie tm a n n Wedding S atu rday, S ep tem b er 17th - C liristian S cliu ltz and II. G e n e Pace Wedding Q uinn Peck, o f Heppner, recently returned from T otal B aseball Instruction baseball camp with a first place award in Baseball Olympics for the 16-17 age bracket. TB I, lo cated in Ephrata, WA, is a five-day Over the Tee Cup L ad ies g ath ered under sunny skies Aug. 16 for their ladies’ play day at Willow Creek Country Club. Jana Query took low gross of the field. Bernice Lott took low net o f the field. Betty Carlson took least putts of the field. In flig h t A, Eva Kilkenny took low gross; C orol M itchell and Loa Henderson tied for low net; Query took long drive; and Mitchell took long putt. In flig h t B, Lois Hunt took low gross; Lynnea - A u gu st 2 S th a n d S ep tem b er Wedding - / Fred Gail DeClue was convicted of Contempt o f Court, an unclassified m isd em ean o r. He was sentenced to 80 suspended days in jail, one year bench p ro b a tio n , 10 hours community service, 10 days in jail as part of probation and payment of $376 in fines and fees. Robert Wade Eastep was convicted of Attempt C/ F elo n y H indering P ro se c u tio n , a C lass A m isd em ean o r. He was sentenced to 180 suspended days in jail, 24 months bench p ro b a tio n , 40 hours co m m u n ity serv ice and payment of $626 in fines and fees. Leobardo Jacquez was convicted of Theft-2 +, a Class A misdemeanor. He was sen ten ced to 180 suspended days in jail, 24 months bench probation, 40 hours com m unity service and payment of $626 in fines and fees. % - th S atu rday, ( October Sth Mimotj'j D/iug 217 North Main • Heppner Serving Heppner Lexington S lone XXXXXXX X XX X X X XX X X X XX X X \ Tonya L. Chandler was c o n v icted of Manufacture/Delivery of a Controlled Substance- SC 2, a Class B felony. She was sen ten ced to 24 m onths supervised probation, 60 days in ja il, 80 hours o f co m m u n ity serv ice and payment o f $166 in fees. Chandler was also convicted of Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle, a Class C felony. She was sentenced to 18 m onths su p erv ise d probation, 30 days in jail, 80 hours of community service, payment of $ 166 in fees and $20,000 in restitution. Marriage Licenses Aug. 17: Wade Alan C row son, 42, E lgin and Pamela Kay Johnston, 41, Elgin. Aug. 19: B radley Dean Reese, 22, Irrigon and Rachel May Whitney, 21, Wenatchee, WA. 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The competition was a compilation of scores from events such as throw ing accuracy, pitching speed, throw ing distance, tim ed running and bat speed. H o st an E x ch an ge Student Today! S a tu rday, S ep tem b er 2 4 th - Quinn Peck takes first place award at baseball camp Hiinntt from Vorawg 16 jn Khms fmm lAr% <fcN*R m um m ** «tu n M r m 4 art Menili *■ f r » « h jnM • tirami t Nh t m yrt M atte A n a h » h e r * it* tp r m f tOkMl w a r « * r I SA com Emma at 1-800-733-8773 (Toll Free) Sandie Steele (541 ) 922-0620 & Cathy llalvorsen (5411 422-7107 M rim in ASSE trttrm aO iw vat M tetlent r t i t t a n g r PrngnMW Is » p n N u N tirfW n»M> p m f lt c *m M W M trm * » Calf Roping Champion, Shane Erickson, Mike Currin Memorial Buckle, donated by Currin Family and Friends, presented by Aunt Marlene Currin and brothers Tony and Steve Currin. Photo by Sandy Matthews. Shane Crossley, of H erm iston, took the all- around title at this year's Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo held Aug. 19 and 20 in Heppner. S hane E rick so n , of Terrebonne, won the Mike Currin Memorial calf roping buckle. The OTPR is a part of the Northwest Pro Rodeo Association. B-D Rodeo's Inc., was this year's stock contractor. DeLene Durfey and H eath er B uchanan served as tim ers and Pat Shanon and Benny Ruda were rough stock judges. Jim Creer was a field flagger and Kedo Olson was the announcer. The bullfighter this year was Bill Hamilton and George Kinter was the clown/barrelman. Norm and Dan Durfey served as the pickup men. Results are: Bareback: M ason Stafford, Prineville, riding Dunnie, score- 83, winning $ 4 8 2 .1 3 ; N oah B ayes, Caldwell, ID, Thumper. 80, $399; Russ Smith, Umatilla, Buckskin Billy, 79, $315.88; George Gillespie, Midland, S o u th ern C o m fo rt, 75, $ 2 3 2 .7 5 ; Jaso n Fem ite, Stanwood, WA, Northern Lights, 74, $149.63; (split)- Jared Bain, Haines, Crown Royal and Nathan Bayes, Nampa, ID, Jack of Hearts, both at 71, winning $41.57 each. Saddle Bronc: Jimmy Poplam, Vancouver, WA, S ittin g B u ll, 81, $619.88; (tied)- Dusty Otley, Adel, Wind Chimes, 77 and Ty Wilkins, Arlington. Wiley City, 77, each receiv in g $ 4 9 5 .5 7 ; Jake B igelow , Emmett, ID, Bear Claw, 74, $299.25; C harlie Barker. C ulver, Sitting Bull, 72, $192.38; and Ty Sumner, Baker City, Two Steppin’, 71, $106.88. Team Roping: Richard Durham, Poolville, TX and Charley Crawford, P rin e v ille , tim e- 5.46 sec o n d s, each won $1219.09; Joel Jefferies, H om edale, ID and Brian Reece. Bend, 5.70 seconds, $ 1 0 0 8 .9 0 each ; Bobby Alexander, Redmond and Shane Crossley, Hermiston, 5.76 seconds, $798.71 each; M att Erb, Roy, WA and Cody Corey. C him acum , WA, 5.97 seconds, $588.53 each ; C had M cD an iel, C ald w e ll, ID and John Hagler, Lewiston, ID, 6.12 seconds. $378.34 each: and Blaise Black, Meridian. ID and Rob Black, Meridian. ID. 6.19 seconds. $210.19 each. Bull Riding: (tied)- Dalley Mason. Weiser, ID, riding Cajun Pepper and C ody C am p b ell, S u m m erv ille , rid in g C in n ab ar, sco res- 77, w inning $6798.73 each; Brad Abbe, Middletown, ID, Scooter, 76, $487.35; (tied)- Charlie Barker, Culver, Bear T rap and M ike S p ark s, Caldwell, ID. Powder Keg, 75, $294.98 each; (split)- Dan Morse, Everson, WA, B oom er, B ryan B arker, Culver, Dillenger, Jimmy Floyd, Prineville, CJ and Tee Jay M ulrony, R oosevelt, WA, H om e Brew, 74, $32.06 each. Tie Down Roping: Shane Erickson, Terrebonne, time- 8.63 seconds, winning $ 1 0 1 6 .0 3 ; Jake P ratt, E llen sb u rg , WA, 8.69 seconds, $883.50; Blaise Black. Meridian, ID, 9.03 seco n d s, $ 7 5 0 .9 8 ; Ryan G allag h er, M errill, 9.91 seconds, $618.45; Wade Wheatley, Hughson, CA, 10 seconds, $485.93; Shane Crossley, Hermiston, 10.08 seco n d s, $ 3 5 3 .4 0 ; C lin t R eeves, C lark sto n , WA, 10.09 seconds, $220.88; and Nate Kayser, C enterville, WA, 10.23 seconds, $88.35. Steer W restling: Shaw n G re e n fie ld , Lakeview , 4.06 seconds, $991.80; Shaw n Brow n, B end, 4 .2 0 seco n d s, $ 8 2 0 .8 0 ; Tony C u rrin , Dayton, WA, 4.22 seconds, $649.80: Travis Carnine, E cho, 4.3 7 seco n d s, $ 4 7 8 .8 0 ; B randon C h risten sen , H erm iston, 4.66 seconds, $307.80; and Jarred Thomas, Ellensburg, WA, 4.69 seconds, $ 171. Breakaway: Angie Allum. Bums, 2.37 seconds, $ 1033.13; Jennifer Erickson, W ashington state, 2.53 seconds, $855; Kari Dell, Hermiston, 3.01 seconds, $ 6 7 6 .8 8 ; Jan ci H annen, B end, 3.05 seco n d s, $ 4 9 8 .7 5 ; K elli K am m , S tan field , 3.10 seconds, $ 3 2 0 .6 3 ; and K ayde Jo D av en p o rt, G o ld e n d ale , WA, 3.13 seconds, $ 178.13. Barrel Racing: Lucy Schnabele, Prineville, 17.14 seconds, $893.48; Hailey Wood. The Dalles, 17.30 seconds, $799.43; Kelli Currin, Dayton, WA, 17.33 seconds, $705.43; Tana T h o m p so n , G o ld e n d ale , WA, 17.37 seconds, $611.33; (tie d )- Brenda Mays, Terrebonne and Sam m y Jo W illis, Terrebonne, both at 17.39 sec o n d s, $ 4 7 0 .2 6 each; C h ey en n e W h itesid e, Kennewick, 17.56 seconds, $329.18; (tied)- Kelli Jensen, Redmond and Janice Davis, both at 17.62 seco n d s, $188.11 each; and Bridgett W ynn, M o lalla, 17.63 seconds, $47.03.
