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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 16,2005 - THREE Heppner dominates CBC picks Local author published Kyle Carlson was not available for a photo. W b& nrhm /ia Aaron Allstott Peter Geer The u n d efeated H ep p n er H igh School football team dominated the Columbia Basin Conference, earning eight spots on the CBC first team, four second team spots and three honorable mentions. Matt Kenny, Rory Kilkenny, Quinn Peck, Casey Maben, Robby Smith and Peter Geer were named to the C o lu m b ia B asin C o n feren ce first team . Kilkenny was named both first team defensive lineman and first team receiv er; Kenny was named both first team linebacker and first team running back; Maben w as nam ed first team linebacker; Peck was named first team defensive back; and Smith and Geer, first team offensive linemen. Named to the second team were Kyle Carlson, linebacker; M atthew Van C leav e, receiv er; A aron Allstott, offensive lineman; and Matt McCabe, running back. Matt Kenny Rory Kilkenny Receiving honorable mention were Van Cleave, d e fe n siv e back; Peck, quarterback; and M aben, running back. C o m p lete CBC selections are as follows: Defensive Backs 1st Team: C lin t M o o re-S h erm an ; Terry Nelson-Culver; Quinn Peck- H eppner; M itch B yrnes- P ilot R ock; K yle Humphreys-Pilot Rock 2nd Team: Luis De L ap a z-U m atilla; Eric Broncheau-Weston McEwen; McCord Denton- Stanfield. H o n o r a b l e M ention: M atth ew Van C leav e -H e p p n er; Tony Todd-WM. Linebackers 1“' Team: E lio t Kaseberg-Sherman; David Dale-Culver; Matt Kenny- H eppner; Casey M aben- Heppner. HHS Honor Roll Heppner High School has released its first quarter honor roll. Following are the students who qualified for honor roll: 7th Grade: Joseph Armato 4.0, Justin Gutierrez 4.0, Brett Harrison 4.0, Ian Murray 4.0, Devin Robinson 4.0, Lindsay Cutsforth, Kelsi Putman, Willy Gentry, Donald Matthews, Daisy Victorio, Taighler Dougherty, Amber Gray, Sarah Kendrick, Julia Meyer and Brooke Thompson. 8th Grade: Jodessa Chapa 4.0, Keenan Jack 4 j 0, Emily Thompson 4.0, Ashley Wolff 4.0, Lane Wright 4.0, Jared Huddleston, Christopher Lien, Zachary McCarl, Frank Meyer, Lacie Wagoner, Wacy Coil, Curtis Harper, Jordan Hatfield, Kellee Jones, Bryan Holland, Andrew Johnson, Justin Key, Brynna Rust, Torri Lovgren and Esgar Sanchez. 9th Grade: Maggie Armato 4.0, Kathryn Moore 4.0, Spencer Palmer 4.0, Sherilyn Peck 4.0, Jordan Shepard 4.0, Joseph Pranger, Chris Hickerson, Mathew Holland, Grant Smith, Joshua Shank, Edward Waddell and Brittany Boothe. 10th Grade: Sean Murray 4.0, Kelsey Wolff 4.0, Aftan Betsinger, Whitney Mathews, Megan Orr, Luke Basile, Ignacio Elguezabal, Viktoria Koch, Jenna Bowman, Kelsie Fox Katie Kilkenny and Kate Kendrick. 11th Grade: Aaron Allstott 4.0, Regina Seitz 4.0, Kimberly Crumbliss, Justin Delveaux, Sarah Price, Chesley Little, Casey O ’Neal, Mahaley Huddleston, Kylie Tasker, Roland Farrens and Quinn Peck. 12th Grade: Daniel Basile 4.0, Mathew Kenny 4.0, Roy Proctor 4.0, Heather Rill 4.0, Rory Kilkenny, Mike! Britt, Brittney Herbison, Laurie Murray, Lynan Bingham, Katie Britt, Abby Key, Julianna Moore, Nichole Gibbs, Brianne Jones. Krystal Naims, Brenda Victorio, Colton Helfrecht, Heather Yocom and Veronica Wilheftn. BEAVER FAN GONE FOWL Matt McCabe Quinn Peck 2nd Team: Jason Flem m er-Stanfield; Kyle C arlso n -H ep p n e r; Jared D oss-P ilot Rock; D aniel Schroeder-WM. HM: Jacob Meeks- Culver. Defensive Lineman 1*‘ Team: Jam es A lley -S h erm an ; Jonah Moore-Culver; Will Brunke- C u lv er; Rory K ilkenny- Heppner. 2 nd Team: D erek W ood-S herm an; T rav is E astw o o d -W M ; K yle F ish e r-C u lv e r; D ustin Simmons-Pilot Rock. HM: S tephen Lemmon-Stanfield; Colby Norquist-Pilot Rock. Receivers I s' Team: Jared R o en -C u lv er; Rory K ilk en n y -H ep p n er; Phil King-Pilot Rock. 2nd Team: Evan K aseberg-Sherm an; Tyler Matthew Van Cleave Casey Maben Watson-Stanfield; Matthew Van Cleave-Heppner. HM: Luis DeLapaz- Umatilla. Quarterback 1st Team: M itch Bymes-Pilot Rock. 2 nd Team: Kyle Blood-Culver. HM: Quinn Peck- H ep p n er; C lin t M oore- Sherman Offensive Lineman 1st Team: Jam es Alley-Sherman; Kyle Fisher- C u lv er; Jonah M oore- Culver; Will Brunke-Culver; R obby S m ith -H ep p n er; Peter Geer-Heppner. 2 nd Team: Joe Danileson-Sherman; Clell H asen b an k -W M ; A aron A lsto tt-H e p p n e r; Jared Doss-Pilot Rock HM: Kenny Young- U m atilla; A lan N ichols- Stanfield; Richard Low-Pilot Rock. Running Backs 1st Team: E lio t K aseberg-Sherm an; M att K en n y -H ep p n er; K yle Humphreys-Pilot Rock 2 nd Team: Irv in g M ac ia s-U m atilla; Levi R o b erts-C u lv er; M att McCabe-Heppner. HM: Tanner Froese- WM; C asey M aben- Heppner; Alan Howard-Pilot R ock; N athan C reaso n - U m atilla; M ark M ills- Stanfield. Punter Is' Team: D erek Wood-Sherman. 2 nd Team: Ju stin Schroeder-WM. HM: Kyle Blood- Culver. Place Kicker I s* Team: D erek Wood-Sherman. 2 nd Team: Jacob Mitchell-Pilot Rock. 2nd Team: Juan Terrazus-Culver. lone and Heppner booster clubs plan joint fund raising of cans be contributed to the other families or businesses C ard in al B o o ster Club met Monday, Nov. 7 at the school library. Fourteen members were present. The club is planning to meet with rep resen tativ es from the Heppner Booster Club to organize a joint fund raising dinner. The dinner, which is set for Saturday, Feb. 4, is being partially funded by a $ 1 ,5 0 0 d o n atio n from M orrow C ounty G rain G row ers. President Lynn Dee R am os set an organizational meeting date for Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 7 p.m . at the L ex in g to n MCGG conference room. R am os, Dean R obinson, Betty Gray, Penny Krebs and Karen Padberg will represent the lone club on the planning committee. The club is planning a com m unity workday to paint the school cafeteria. Painting will begin at 9 a.m. on Dec. 16 and continue through the w eekend as needed. Volunteers, who are asked to bring paint supplies, are needed for this school improvement project. The new popcorn popper purchased by the club for concessions cannot be used on a standard outlet. Superintendent Browning w ill take bids on the electrical work to see if new wiring costs are feasible for the club. Del LaR ue w ill investigate possible track storage options. The club received a $ 1,000 grant from Walmart to help offset costs. It was agreed money received from the recycling club income, and requests to use the money be presented to the clu b at re g u la r meetings. Laurel Cannon, Betty Gray and Wayne Hams are doing the recycling work w ith the a ssista n c e o f Collier’s Market. The Cardinal sport schedule poster preliminary work is complete and the material has been sent to the publisher. The community calendars are also in the process of being published and should be available by the new year. T he B ask etb all Bonanza will be Dec. 2 and 3 with Riverside, Mac High and Enterprise joining the lone team s. Both ju n io r varsity and varsity teams will play over the weekend. The clu b is in ch arg e o f concessions and welcomes volunteers to help in the kitchen and/or donate pies and cakes. Anyone willing to help should contact Arlynda G ates at 4 2 2 -7 5 3 4 . W heatland will sponsor a h o sp itality room for the referees and coaches. T each er L indsay Orem presented a request from the elementary staff for funds ($ 4 0 3 .5 0 ) to buy accelerated reading tests for the e lem en tary g rad es. S upport w as also asked ($280) for the monthly goal parties to reward students. The club voted to give the teachers $800 to purchase new quizzes. The Ramos, LaR ue and M cE llig o tt fa m ilies and W heatland Insurance offered to sponsor monthly reward parties and suggested the teachers seek to fund further parties. The clu b w ill sponsor a congratulatory ad in the H ep p n er G azette Times for the success of the Cardinal volleyball team, which finished second in the Big Sky East and played at the district tournament. The next meeting of Cardinal Booster Club will be Monday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. at the school library. Preparations being made for Artifactory M em bers w ill be selling their arts and crafts item s at S a tu rd a y ’s Artifactory craft fair at the M orrow county Fairgrounds, Nov. 19 from 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. Mary Ella Johnson will be selling her crocheted rugs made from cotton and w ool o f v ario u s sizes. S hirley M cN ary w ill be sellin g her beadw ork. Bobbie Angel will offer her hand painted ceramics. Art on fe a th ers and a new painting combination will be offered by Molly Day. Betty C h ristm an and L orene M ontgom ery w ith th eir country collection of a large variety of handmade items w ill be on hand. M any original items will be for sale. Next meeting of the M orrow County Creative Arts and Crafts will be Nov. 17, 1 p.m. at G D ’s Banquet Room. Anyone interested in b ecom ing m em bers are welcome to attend and see what South Morrow County does to promote arts and crafts. Saturday, November 1.9th 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. “GO DUCKS Sponsored by Willow Valley Service Club •Admittance: ¿>2 (/or com m unity project*) Schools in Morrow County are attem pting to locate all persons between the ages of 0 (birth) through 21 not enrolled in public school who may have special needs due to co n cern s v isio n , h earin g , speech, language, health, general development, behavior, body movement and learning. If you have any of the above co n cern s regarding a child in your care who is aged 5-21, please contact Jack Johns, Morrow County School District R -1, (541)481-4202,500Tatone St., B oardm an, O regon 97818 or Niki Brown. lone School District R2, (541) 966-3131, 2100 SW Nye. Pendleton, Oregon 97801. If you have any of the above co n cern s regarding a child in your care who is aged birth to 5, please co n tac t the E arly Intervention/Early C h ild h o o d S pecial Education Program, at the Umatilla-M orrow ESD, at 1-800-927-5847. O r you may contact Niki Brown, El/ ECSE Program Coordinator at (541)966-3131. S a tu r d a y , N o v . 1 9 th ' 5 p.m. to clos in g EIGHT KINDS OF P IZ IA /.andFULL SALAD DARI Morrow County Fairgrounds figs Schools looking for special needs All You Can Eat PIZZA BUFFET tm T iffic r o fty tlO L IfW BflZflfH} University of Oregon supporter Virgil Morgan Robby Smith Jane R ich ard s, a local resident of Heppner is pleased to announce the publishing of her new book which contains three short sto rie s: “The V anishing P rin c e ” ; “T em ples and Tombs”; The Curse of the Sacred Tomb”. These three stories are fictional adventures that take place in ancient Egypt. They are about a young Princess, ‘Tepi’, her brother. Prince ‘N ek h i’ and their many exploits throughout Egypt. In actual history they were real people; Queen A h h o tep and K ing SequenenreT ao II.Q ueen A h h o tep w as the only ancient E gyptian fem ale known to have received the medal of valor called T h e Order of the Fly’ for bravery on the battlefield. It is the opinion of some Egyptologists that she actually led troops to quell a rebellion in southern Upper Egypt while the King fought the threatening Hyksos in the northern Lower Egypt. This medal was found in the tomb of Queen Ahhotep when it was discovered and can be seen in the Cairo Museum. The author has lived h er life in O regon, graduating from both grade and high school in Gold Beach, Oregon, where she was raised on a small ranch. She now lives in Heppner, O regon. H er acad em ics in clu d e an cien t h istory, archaeology, anthropology, and historic geology while attending Blue M ountain C om m unity C o lleg e in Pendleton, and Southern O regon U n iv ersity in Ashland, Oregon. “Tom bs, Tem ples, and T h ro n e s ” is now available online through A m azon.com and Barnes and Noble. I fl /v\l 1 $9.9 5 A d u lta / K id s u n d e r 6 - Free - JOHN’S PLACE - M a in S t r o a t , H s p p n a r
