Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 9,2005 - FIVE
Big Sky East vollyball All Stars announced
Wheatland Insurance celebrates its 5th Anniversary
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Left to right: Emily Kietniann, Jennifer Cirifflth, Ashlv Grams, Big Sky East Honorable
Mention Amber Patton, Big Sky East All Star
Photo by Donna Rietmann
Health Department clinic schedule
(L-K): Steve Khea, Janet McDowell, Terri Schaber, Nancy Snider and Kim Bach celebrated the
The Morrow County Health Dept, announces its
Sth anniversary of Wheatland Insurance open in Heppner last week with an open house. Coffee clinic schedule for the month of November:
and cake were served.
DA’s report
D aniel Jam es D rum m ond was co n v icted of
Contempt of Court/Punitive. Drummond was sentenced
to 90 suspended days in jail, one-year probation and
payment of $376 in fines and fees.
Shilo Rene Ziemer was convicted of Possession of
a Controlled Substance - Methamphetamine. Ziemer was
sentenced to 18 months probation, 80 hours of community
service, drug treatment/education and $671 in fines and
fees.
Mario Calvillo Ramirez was convicted of Failure
to Register M isdemeanor Sex Offender. Ramirez was
sentenced to 176 suspended days in jail, credit for four
days already served, probation for 24 months, register as a
sex offender and pay all supervision fees, fines assessments
or costs during the period of probation.
Kimberly Carter was convicted of Improper Use
of 911. Carter was sentenced to 180 suspended days in
jail, 20 hours of community service, bench probation for
12 months, report to the Sheriff’s office for fingerprinting
and $631 in fines and fees.
Ramel Rodriguez was convicted of Assault 4 and
Recklessly Endangering Another. Rodriguez was sentenced
to 180 suspended days in jail, 40 hours of community
service, 24 months probation, enroll in anger manage’m ent,
$ 1,125 in fines and fees, pay restitution of $399, complete
Batterer’s Intervention Program, and have no contact with
the victim.
Heppner Elks Lodge sponsors essay
contest
This year’s theme is
“What I Feel When I Look
Up At The American Flag”
Eligible participants must be
a student enrolled in the 5th,
6th, 7lh or 8lh grade during the
normal 2005-2006 school
year preceding June 30,
2006.
Essays must
be submitted to your school
office by Monday, January 9,
2006. Essay length is not to
exceed 250, words. Essay
must be typed or legibly
printed in ink. Entrant must
be identified on essay by
name, home address, grade,
school
atte n d ed
and
Have
Thanksgiving
dinner in I 770.
sponsoring lodge, Heppner
Elks.
Judging of the essays
will include the following
criteria: originality - avoids
the use of trite or worn out
w ords and p h rases - 30
p o in ts, d ev elo p m en t of
theme - stays focused on
ideas and thoughts d o n ’t
ram b le- 40 p o in ts and
m echanics and neatness -
uses p ro p e r sp e llin g ,
grammar and punctuation -
30 points.
T h ere are tw o
divisions forjudging of the
essays. Division 1 (combined
5th and 6th grades) Division
2 (com bined 7th and 8th
grades).
H ep p n er
Elks
sp o n so red a state essay
contest winner in the past,
Chad Smith, who went on to
the National Essay Contest.
Any questions can be
ad d re ssed to L indsay
Kincaid, Heppner Elks.
CBEC
Announces Photo
Contest Winners
C olum bia B asin
Electric Co-Op announces
the w inners o f its th ird
annual
P h o to g rap h ic
Contest. The com petition
was open to all members/
co n su m ers o f C olum bia
Basin Electric Co-Op. The
winners were announced at
the CBEC annual dinner
meeting held in Fossil on
Thursday night, with the
winning photos on display.
The contest consists of two
categories - photos with
people/animals, and photos
of landscapes/other. Each
en try m ust have som e
elem en t o f e le c tric a l
infrastructure in it and have
been taken on the C.B.E.C.
serv ice territo ry . T hree
places are awarded in each
category, with $50, $35, and
$15 prizes accordingly.
Jack ie A llsto tt o f
Heppner won first place in
the people/animals category
w ith a ph o to o f a
H um m ingbird and nest
constructed on a porch light
cord. Second place went to
Sandy Matthews of Heppner
with a photo of a flock of
Starlings on a utility pole.
O nly tw o e n trie s w ere
received in this category
class.
F irst place in the
second category went to Jim
Roy o f H eppner, w ith a
photo of a double rainbow
over golden wheat fields.
Second place winner was
Debbie Young o f B lake’s
Ranch, whose photo of a
flame-engulfed tree revealed
a fire-god image. Third place
w ent to K aren W olff o f
Heppner with a springtime
photo o f the w ind-
g e n eratio n to w ers at
Condon.
T hursday, Nov. 10-Heppner clinic, 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (closed 12-1 p.m.)
Friday, Nov. 11-Health Dept, office closed for
Veteran’s Day.
M onday, Nov. 14-Boardman clinic, 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1 p.m.)
Tuesday, Nov. 15-Boardman clinic, 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1 p.m.)
Thursday, Nov. 17-Heppner clinic, 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (closed 12-1 p.m.)
M onday, Nov. 21-Boardman clinic, 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1 p.m.)
Tuesday, Nov. 22-Boardman clinic, 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1 p.m.)
Thursday, Nov. 24-Health Dept, office closed for
Thanksgiving.
M onday, Nov. 28-Boardman clinic, 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1 p.m.)
Tuesday, Nov. 29-Boardman clinic, 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1 p.m.)
Engagement
Healy-Futter
For nationwide or local
delivery, call or visit
our shop. Thanksgiving
is Thursday, Nov. 24.
Williamsburg is a mark o f the Colonial
Williamsburg Foundation.
■fk Mutny'j D jhi )~
217 North Main • Heppner
Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426
Serving Heppner. Lexington & lone
T he
P io n eer
Humane Society has funds
in its Spay/Neuter Program
for help altering dogs over
45 pounds. If you are low
incom e or struggling to
make ends meet and have a
canine pal who meets the
above qualifications, please
call the Pioneer Humane
Society at 541 -276-0181 or
1 -866-H U M A N E 1 for
m ore in fo rm atio n . The
office is open between the
hours of 1:30-5:30 Monday
f
through Friday.
Humane Society
seeks members
for Board of
Directors
Megan Healy and Andrew Futter
and forthcoming marriage.
M egan Healy and The co u p le p lan s to be
A ndrew F u tter w ish to married on Saturday. Nov.
announce their engagement 19, 2005,4 p.m. at the home
of Wayne and Lori Seitz,
73897 B aseline L ane,
Heppner.
The com m unity is
invited to attend.
Fund raiser fo r Reader Board
Inspired by a tureen in
the Colonial Williamsburg
Collections, this stunning
centerpiece will enrich
the whole Thanksgiving
experience.
Saturday, Novem ber 19th
after the home playoff game
Salmon and Ham Dinner for $ 15
Dinner starts at 6:30 p.m.
R a ffle Ite m s:
Phoenix Barbecue
C iv il W a r R e p lic a P is to l
a n d a O n e -D a y B ir d H u n t f o r T w o
$2 a tic k e t o r $6 f o r $10. B u y tic k e ts a t th e E lk s L o d g e !
Entertainment provided by Dan Bums 3-D Productions
H EPPNER ELKS 358
676-9181
"tt here Friend! Meet"
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If you have ev er
thought o f volunteering,
now is the time. Become a
D isaster
V olunteer
responding to community
d isasters or house fires.
Volunteer to teach CPR and
First A id classes. Teach
youth Babysitter Training
courses. Volunteer at a blood
drive. “Together, we can
save a life”
A
m eeting
is
scheduled for Nov. 10, 6:30
p.m . at C olum bia B asin
E lectric C om pany in
Heppner.
For questions please
co n tact: L inda C u rtis,
Disaster Services Specialist,
American Red Cross, P. O.
Box 1048,322 SW3"1, Suite
9, Pendleton, OR 97801 or
phone (541) 276-1211.
Spay/Neuter
Program
FIFTH QUARTER at
the ELKS LODGE
Teleflora's
WILLIAMSBURG«
Celebration Bouquet
Red Cross needs
volunteers
142 N orth Main
Rocket Club
ready to “blast
ofiT ‘
The
first
organizational meeting for
the new 4-H Rocket Club
will be this Thursday, Nov.
10, 7 p.m. at the Extension
office. They are actively
recruiting new members.
There will be two groups:
ages 3rd grade through 6,h
and 7,h through 12th grades.
The groups are filling fast
and there will be a limit of
10 stu d en ts per group.
Everyone who is enrolled
will be eligible to take part
in clu b e le c tio n s and
choosing the club name.
P lease call Pat
Struthcrs at 676-5443 if you
have any questions.
The
P io n e e r
Humane Society is currently
seeking interested people to
volunteer on the Board of
Directors. This is a non-paid
position that meets on the
th ird M onday o f every
m onth u su ally in the
com m unity
room
in
P en d leto n . If you are
energetic, a self motivator,
and interested in raising an
animal shelter for Morrow
and U m atilla C o u n ties,
p lease call the P io n eer
Humane Society at 541 -
276-0181
o r ' 1 -866-
HUMANE 1.
Humane Society
recruits
volunteers
T he
P io n eer
Humane Society is currently
seeking volunteers. The
Capital Campaign has been
launched and we need your
help to make it successful.
If you are in terested in
helping us succeed in the
goal of raising funds for an
anim al sh e lte r fo r the
U m atilla and M orrow
County areas, please call the
office at 541-276-0181 or
1-866-HUMANE 1.