FOUR • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 2,2 00 6
Auditions to be held for high
school performance of Grease
H ep p n er
H igh
School Drama Department
will be conducting auditions
Aug. 14-16 at 7 p.m., at the
high school cafeteria for the
fall production of “Grease.”
All incoming ninth through
12,h graders are invited to
auditio n for the various
parts. The production will be
a musical.
All actors are asked
to bring two readings from
the script and one singing
number from the play for
au d itio n .
M usic
accompaniment is provided
at the audition.
Junior high students
will be given the opportunity
to perform in this play due
to the need for many extras.
Junior high auditions for
non-speaking, extra parts
will be the first week of
school. Junior high extras
will have separate practices
from high school actors.
There will also be a
student as assistant stage
manager for this production.
Let Jodi Chapa know if you
are in te re sted in this
position.
Those who wish to
audition need to contact
C hapa at 676-8161 to
arrange pick up of script for
preparation for audition or to
get on the list for musicians,
backstage vocalists, costume
a ssista n ts,
set/sc en e ry
assistants and stage hand
positions.
EOU announces RHS graduate
2006 spring
completes basic
term dean’s list training
E astern
O regon
University has announced
the dean's list for spring
term, 2006. More than 400
stu d en ts a ch ie v e d and
m aintained a grade point
average of 3.5 or higher on
a 4.0 scale. Students must
have completed a minimum
o f 12 hours o f graded
coursework for the length of
the term to qualify.
EOU’s spring 2006
list in clu d es nam es o f
students from throughout
O regon, the nation and
countries around the world.
Students from the
area who were named to the
dean’s list include: William
Hurl of Heppner and Amelia
Peck of Lexington.
E astern
O regon
U n iv ersity serves as an
educational, cultural and
sch o larly c e n te r in La
Grande, connecting the rural
regions of the state to a
w ider w orld. For m ore
in fo rm atio n ,
visit
www.eou.edu.
Army Pvt. Robert
Bratton has graduated from
basic infantry training at Fort
Benning in Columbus, GA.
D uring the nine
weeks of training, the soldier
received training in drill and
ceremonies, weapons, map
reading, tactics, m ilitary
courtesy, military justice,
physical Fitness, first aid and
Army history, core values
and traditions. Additional
tra in in g
included
d ev elo p m en t o f basic
combat skills and battlefield
operations and tactics and
experiencing use of various
w eapons and w eapons
defenses available to the
infantry crewman.
Bratton is the son of
Don Bratton of Hermiston
and Tina Garrett of Irrigon.
He is a 2003 graduate of
Riverside High School in
Boardman.
P U B L IC N O T IC E
OREGON MILITARY DEPARTMENT
INVITATION TO COMMENT ON
PROPOSED WEAPONS TRAINING RANGES
ON NAVAL WEAPONS SYSTEM TRAINING FACILITY,
BOARDMAN
The National Guard Bureau and the Oregon Military Department
are proposing to construct and operate four live-fire weapons training
ranges on the Naval Weapons System Training Facility, Boardman,
located approximately five miles south of Boardman, Oregon. The
ranges would include a Multi-Purpose Machinegun Range for
machineguns and light weapons, a Multi-Purpose Training Range
for larger vehicle-mounted weapons such as battle tanks and fighting
vehicles, and two Convoy Live-Fire Ranges for training responses
to hostile threats during vehicle convoy operations.
The Oregon Military Department has prepared an analysis of the
potential environmental impacts of this proposal in a draft
Environmental Assessment (EA), which is available for public review
and comment. Copies of the draft EA may be reviewed at:
Boardman Library
200 South Main Street
Boardman, OR 97818
Hours:
Mon & Wed: 12pm - 8pm
Thur & Fri: 10am - 5pm
Sat: 10am - 2pm
Sun & Tue: Closed
CBEC
announces
notice of
nominations
C o lu m b ia B asin
Electric Cooperative hereby
notifies all m embers that
nominations are open for
tw o, th re e -y e a r term .
Director’s positions.
Zone #1: T hat
territory served, or to be
served, by the Cooperative
lying West of the Morrow-
G illiam C ounty line and
North of the Township line
dividing Townships 3 South
and 4 South.
Zone #7: T hat
territory served, or to be
served, by the Cooperative
within the incorporated city
limits of Fossil, Oregon.
The members of the
nominating committee are:
Zone #1: Michael Weimar.
Condon, (541) 384-4231
and Zone #7: Jeanne Burch,
Fossil, (541)763-2998.
The n o m in atin g
co m m ittee w ill accept
n o m in atio n s up to and
including the last day of
August 2005.
Nominees must be
members of Columbia Basin
Electric Cooperative, Inc.
and they must reside in and
receive electrical service in,
the Zone in which they will
be running.
Over the Tee
Cup
T h irte en
lad ies
gathered in warm and breezy
conditions on Tuesday, July
25 for ladies' play at Willow
Creek Country Club.
Betty Carlson and
Corol Mitchell tied for low
gross of the field. Betty
Christman took low net of
the field and Lynnea Sargent
took least putts of the field.
In flight A, Virginia
Grant took low gross, Karen
Thompson took low net and
Pat Edmundson took least
putts. Grant was also closest
to the pin at 12 feet 9 inches.
In flight B, Sandi
H anna took low g ro ss,
Jackie Allstott took low net,
L uvilla S onstegard took
least putts and Christman
took long drive. Christman
was also closest to the pin at
2 feet 10 inches.
In flig h t C, Pat
Dougherty took low gross
and long drive, Lorrene
Montgomery took low net
and Petra Payne took least
putts. Dougherty was also
closest to the pin at 19 feet
1 inch.
Carlson also had a
chip-in on hole #5.
Taighler Dougherty took first place in breakaway roping. Photo by PronioPics, Inc.
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Garrett Robinson took fifth place in pole bending. Photo by
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B rynna
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The Cay use Junior
Rodeo was held in Heppner
July 22 and 23 with 106
c o n te sta n ts co m p etin g .
Members compete in CJRA
san ctio n ed
rodeos
throughout the summer for
fun, great competition and
the chance to earn point for
year-end awards.
Rodeo judges were
Steve C urrin and Brad
F oster,
w ith
S herree
Mahoney, Susan Hisler and
Karen Smith-Griflith serving
as timers. The announcer for
the event was Jay Gibbs.
Jack Yocom and Dr. Dick
Temple, D.V.M. served as
the
stock
ch airm en .
W ra n g ler’s Ridiytg C lub
provided concessSbns.
Local and overnight
contestants were treated to
a pool party at the Heppner
Pool, hosted by Steve and
Lisanne Currin.
C om petitors were
broken into four age
categories: CowKids- 5 to 7
year olds; Pee Wee- 8-11 year
olds; Junior- 12-14 year
olds; and Senior- 15-18 year
olds. Local c o m p etito rs
included: Taighler and Ryan
Dougherty, Emily and Mary
Rietmann, Jessica Hughes,
Eric and Rebecca Jepsen,
Whitley Reece (Boardman),
Cody Blondell, Devin and
G arrett R o b in so n , Tate
G entry, R ichard. E ddie,
S am an th a and R ebecca
W addell, Sam and Sean
Woodall, Kolby and Jaycee
Currin, Kaylie and Keenan
Helfrecht. Bo Foster, Jessica
L asacco, G arrett G ibbs,
Mark Your Calendar!
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Heppner Library
444 North Main Street
Heppner, OR 97836
Hours:
Tue & Wed: 11am-8pm
Thur: 12pm - 5pm
Fri: 10am - 5pm
Sat: 11am - 3pm
Sun & Mon: Closed
Hermiston Public Library
235 E. Gladys Avenue
Hermiston, OR 97838
Hours:
M on-Thu r: 1 1a m -7 p m
Fri & Sat: 1 0a m -5 p m
An electronic copy of the draft EA may be viewed or downloaded
at http://www.mil.state.or.us/Agi-E/index.html. Copies of the draft
EA also may be obtained by contacting Mr. Jeff Mach, at the Oregon
Military Department, by telephone at (503) 584-3493, during normal
business hours, by email at Jeff. Mach @ us.army.mil, or at the address
provided below. Questions concerning the draft EA also may be
directed to Mr. Mach
The draft EA will have a 30-day public comment period, ending
on September 1,2006. Written public comments for consideration
by the Oregon Military Department in the final EA are invited and
must be provided in writing to: Mr. Jeff Mach, Natural Resources
Manager, Environmental Branch (A G I-EN V), Oregon Military
Department, P.O. Box 14350, Salem, OR 97309-5047. Written
substantive comments received within the review period will be
addressed in the final EA.
Cay use Junior Rodeo held in Heppner
THURSDAY, AUG. 17th
6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
at the MORROW COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
Dinner hy John Gochnauer:
Featuring Krazy Kahohs
and Oysters Galore!
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217 North Main • Heppner* 676-9158»676-9426 (Floral)
Serving the W illow C reek V alley Heppner. Lexington A lone
Armstrong (Boardman) and
M akayla and A shley
Anderson (Boardman).
Garrett Robinson of
Heppner won All-Around
Cowboy honors at this rodeo
in the Pee Wee boys’ division
and Taighler Dougherty of
Heppner won All-Around
Cowgirl honors at this rodeo
in the Junior Girls’ division.
Rebecca Jepsen of Heppner
was the reserve champion at
this rodeo in the Pee Wee
Girls' division.
CowKids Division:
Barrel Racing- K olby
Currin of Heppner 7lh with a
time of 33.968 and Jacee
Currin of Heppner; Stake
Race- Kolby Currin 7lh with
a time of 18.06 and Jacee
Currin 8"’ with a time of
31.74; Goat Tail Untying-
Kolby Currin 7lh with a time
of 2 1.50 and Jacee Currin 8"'
with a time of 33.00; Calf
Riding- Sean Woodall of
Heppner, Rebecca W’addell
o f H eppner and K olby
Currin. Coby Dougherty of
H eppner had to m edical
release from the rodeo due
to a broken c o lla rb o n e
before the rodeo.
Pee Wee G irls
Division: Barrel Racing
w ith
14 c o n te sta n ts-
Rebecca Jepsen of Heppner
4"’ with a time of 17.249,
Mary Rietmann of lone 9lh
with a time of 17.520 and
Ryan Dougherty of Heppner
10"’ with a time of 19.293;
Pole Bending w ith 13
contestants- Mary Rietmann
1sl with a time of 21.247 and
Rebecca Jepson l l lh with a
time of 29.891; Goat Tying
w ith
11 c o n te sta n ts-
Rebecca Jepsen 3rd with a
time of 11.22; Breakaway
Roping
w ith
nine
contestants- Rebecca Jepsen
2nd with a time o f42.66; Calf
Riding w ith Sam antha
W addell o f H eppner and
Jessica Locasso of Heppner.
Pee Wee Boys
Division: Garrett Robinson
o f H eppner won All-
Around Cowboy honors at
this rodeo in his division.
Barrel Racing w ith six
c o n te sta n ts-
G arrett
Robinson 4,h with a time of
22.7 4 5 ; Pole Bending-
Garrett Robinson 5lh with a
time of 34.624; Goat Tying
with six contestants- Garrett
Robinson 3rd with a time of
18.70 and Tate Gentry of
Heppner; Steer Riding with
11 c o n te sta n ts- G arrett
Robinson 3rd with a score of
73, Tate Gentry 4lh with a
score of 70, Sammy Woodall
of
H eppner,
K eenan
Helfrecht of Heppner and
Garrett Gibbs of Heppner;
Breakaway Roping with
five co n testan ts- G arrett
Robinson 1“ with a time of
39.25.
Junior
Girls
D ivision:
T aig h ler
Dougherty of Heppner won
A ll-A round
C owgirl
honors at this rodeo in her
division. Barrel Racing with
17 c o n testan ts- T aighler
Dougherty of Heppner 3rd
with a time of 16.598, Jessica
Hughes of Heppner 5lh with
a time of 16.843, Whitley
Reece of Boardman 8,h with
a time o f 17.200, Brynna
Rust of Heppner 12lh with a
time of 20.636 and Ashley
Anderson of Boardman 13,h
with a time of 21.832; Pole
Bending
w ith
16
c o n te s ta n ts -
T aig h ler
Dougherty l sl with a time of
21.446, Whitley Reece 4,h
w ith a tim e o f 21.946,
Brynna Rust 6th with a time
of 26.100, Jessica Hughes
10lh with a time of 27.488
and Ashley Anderson; Goat
Tying with 13 contestants-
Taighler Dougherty 3rd with
a tim e o f 11.60, Jessica
Hughes 7,h with a time of
18.33 and Whitley Reece;
Breakaway Roping with
eight contestants- Taighler
Dougherty l sl with a time of
5.82 and W hitley Reece;
Steer Riding- K aylee
Helfrecht of Heppner.
Junior
Boys
Division: Ribbon Roping
w ith 16 co n testa n ts- Bo
Foster of Heppner l sl with a
time of 16.90, Eric Jepsen of
Heppner 7,h with a time of
24.78 and Devin Robinson of
Heppner; Calf Tying with
16 contestants- Eric Jepsen
1sl with a time of 9.99, Devin
Robinson 1 l lh with a time of
21.76 and Bo Foster 12lh
with a time of 24.49; Chute
Dogging
w ith
12
contestants- Bo Foster 2nd
with a time of 5.47, Nick
Armstrong of Boardman 4lh
with a time of 10.59 and
Devin Robinson 8lh with a
time of 18.40; Breakaway
Roping with 16contestants-
Bo Foster 1M with a time of
4.03, Eric Jepsen and Devin
R obinson; Steer Riding
with 12 contestants- Devin
Robinson 4lh with a score of
72, Nick A rm strong and
Cody Blondell of Heppner.
Senior
Girls
Division: Barrel Racing
w ith nine c o n te sta n ts-
M ak ay la A n d erso n o f
Boardman 7lh with a time of
19.067 and Emily Rietmann
o f lone 9,h with a time of
21.798; Pole Bending with
nine c o n te sta n ts- Em ily
Rietmann 4lh with a time of
26 .0 5 2
and
M akayla
A nderson with a time of
30.479.
Senior
Boys
Division: Chute Dogging -
Eddie Waddell of Heppner.
Team Roping with
14 teams- Eric Jepsen/Brice
Baggarley, Bo Foster/Devin
Robinson and Kacilyn Davis/
Devin Robinson.
Sponsors included
Bank of Eastern Oregon,
Rocky and Nita Proctor,
R usty and C yde E stes,
Philippi Ranches, Karl and
Pat Smith, Munkers’ Farm
Q uarter H orses, M orrow
C ounty G rain G ro w ers,
MCGG- Green Feed, Bill
and Nancy Jepsen, Steve and
Lisanne Currin and Merlin
and Claudia Hughes.