Heppnsr Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 13,2006 - THREE
Youth with local
ties to play at
Texas Christian
Heppner High School football players
named to 2006 All State Teams
The 2006 2A All
State Football Teams have
been announced and four
H eppner H igh School
football players made the
cut. C olton H anson and
Robbie Smith, both seniors,
were named to Second Team
Offensive Line. Matt Hauer,
a junior, was named Second
Team K icker. For the
d efen se, Q uinn Peck, a
senior, was named Second
Team Defensive Back.
First Team Offensive
Linemen are Kyle Fisher of
Culver, Jon Nuttelman of
Portland Christian, Brandon
G ile o f B lanchet, Jacob
Ayala of Cascade Christian,
Justin Correia o f Central
Linn, and Cameron King of
Lost River. Second Team
O ffen siv e L inem en are
Travis Pardue of Corbett,
Cody Larson of M onroe,
and C lem H urlim an o f
Nestucca. Offensive Line
Honorable Mentions were
given to Josh Summerlin of
Scio and Aaron Hutchinson
of Santiam.
F irst
Team
Quarterback is Sean Evans
o f P o rtlan d C h ristia n .
Second Team Quarterback is
Andy Davis o f Bonanza.
Q u arterb ack H onorable
Mentions are Mike Williams
of Culver and Andrew Hanes
of Corbett.
First Team Tight End
is Aaron Grissom of Cascade
C h ristian . Second Team
Tight End is Charlie Sutton
o f N estucca. T ight End
Honorable Mention is Phil
King of Pilot Rock.
F irst Team W ide
Receivers are Kyle Gomez
o f B onanza and C harlie
Antal o f Portland Christian.
S econd
Team
W ide
R eceiv ers are Jerem y
Thom pson o f C ulver and
Craig Keller of Oakridge.
Wide Receiver Honorable
Mentions are Spencer Childs
o f C o rb ett and Tommy
Church of Elgin.
First Team Running
Backs are Brett Munson of
Bonanza, Troy Savely of
Union, and Kyle Humphreys
of Pilot Rock. Second Team
Running Backs are Blaine
Murrell of Santiam, Omar
Valadez of Lost River, and
Jordan Burchfiel of Cascade
C hristian. R unning Back
H onorable M entions are
Devin Simmons of Monroe,
Shane Campbell of Glendale,
Miguel Baltazar of Culver,
and L ogan K ellow o f
Nestucca.
First Team Kicker is
Matt Larson of Portland
Christian. Kicker Honorable
Mentions are Juan Terrazas
o f C u lv er and N athan
Hernandez of Lost River.
The Defensive Line
First Team consists of Gene
Scott of Bonanza, Jordan
B urchfiel o f C ascad e
Christian. Josh Heidegger of
C ascad e C h ristia n , Jon
N u ttelm an o f P o rtlan d
Christian, and Kyle Fisher of
C ulver. D efen siv e Line
Second Team are D usty
McCord of Monroe. Aaron
H utch in so n o f S antiam ,
Robert Calloway of Corbett,
and Shane B enson o f
Bonanza. D efensive Line
H onorable M entions are
A ndrew H en n in g s o f
L akeview and D ustin
Simmons of Pilot Rock.
F irst
Team
Linebackers are John Laidet
of Bonanza, Alex Lemieux
of Portland Christian, Chris
Carter of Monroe, and Troy
Savely o f Union. Second
Team Linebackers Blaine
Murrell of Santiam, Aaron
G risso m
o f C ascad e
Christian, Andy Sommerville
of Corbett, Brandon Gile of
Blanchet, and Jared Doss of
Pilot R ock. L in eb a ck e r
H onorable M entions are
Colton Sharman of Portland
Christian and Kole Guentert
of Elgin.
F irst
Team
Defensive Backs are Kyle
Humphreys of Pilot Rock,
Kyle Gomez o f Bonanza,
Troy Hernandez of Portland
Christian, and Ryan Hood-
Taylor of Scio. Second Team
Defensive Backs are Preston
Wipf of Cascade Christian,
Anthony Fisher of Oakland,
Logan Kellow of Nestucca,
and Ben Rezac of Blanchet.
Defensive Back Honorable
M en tio n s
are
S tu art
Ashenbrenner of Monroe.
First Team Punter is
Kyle Gomez of Bonanza.
S econd Team P unter is
Nathan Torres of Blanchet.
The P u n ter H onorable
Mention was given to Greg
T h om pson o f P o rtlan d
Christian.
R ounding out the
2006 All State Teams are
Offensive Player of the Year
Kyle Gomez of Bonanza,
Defensive Player of the Year
John Laidet o f Bonanza,
Lineman of the Year Kyle
Fisher of Culver and Coach
of the Year Kyle Petrik of
Bonanza.
English Language Learners share experiences
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Benjam in M urray,
son
of
former
H eppner
resid en ts
M att and
M a r y
M u rra y ,
has signed
a letter of
in ten t to
play golf
at Texas Benjamin
C hristian Murray
University.
It is an academ ic
sc h o la rsh ip as w ell as
golfing.
Murray was listed as
the Dec. 4 Player o f the
Week by the Future College
World Tour.
M urray, o f La
Quinta, Calif., played his
final four holes five under at
the FCWT Escena Classic
D ec. 3, then won the
tournam ent in a playoff.
Murray finished regulation
tied with Dustin Zhang at 8-
under 136, including a final-
round 66. M urray m ade
eagles on Nos. 15 and 18,
both par-5s. and birdies on
the 14th and 16th holes. His
finish helped him rebound
from a triple bogey on No.
10 .
class learned S panish at
hom e and have learn ed
English at school.
E sg ar
S an ch ez
wrote a story to help children
w hen they e n te r a new
school. He wrote that when
he moved to Heppner he
joined 4-H and Football. He
said that those activities
helped him m ake new
friends.
G ab riela Sanchez
w rote a story about her
From our
family to yours,
grandmother. She stated that
she hopes she can always be
happy like her grandmother.
Daisy Victorio wrote
about three students from
Heppner Elementary School
who attended the Pendleton
Round-up.
The students were
very e x cited to see
themselves in the book. The
stu d en ts illu stra te d the
books th em selv es. T his
experience not only included
many lessons in grammar
and creativity but will also be
a lasting keepsake for all of
the students.
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bottled water will be used for
that project.
The proposed Hall of
Fame constitution was given
to m em bers to proofread.
Any additions or corrections
w ill be d isc u sse d at the
January meeting.
Lynn Dee R am os
gave an update on the weight
room project. A meeting will
be set up with the builders.
The final plan will have to be
approved by the school board
and the community before
work can proceed.
A letter will go out to
prospective community band
members. Practice will begin
in January. Anyone interested
can contact Jeff or Dawn
Eynetich.
The clu b w ill be
providing concessions for the
Cascade Locks game at lone
on Saturday, Jan. 13. Jim
R aib le, the c o n c e ssio n s
coordinator, will be out of
town with the debate team.
The sports schedule
poster is nearly com plete.
The com m unity calendars
should be delivered by the
end of the month.
The next meeting of
Cardinal Booster Club will be
Morrow County Creative
Arts Club and Crafts to meet
M orrow C ounty to non-members and those
Creative Arts and Crafts will interested can pre-register
meet on Thursday, Dec. 21 with Sandra at 676-8000 or
at 1 p.m. in the banquet Mary Ella Johnson at 676-
room of GD’s Restaurant in 5347. Also on the agenda w ill
Heppner. Sandra Haynes be new officers for 2007.
will be doing workshops in
Following the meet
scratchboard and colored ing will be a Christmas party
pencil. At this m eeting, and exchange of gifts under
All Saints
dates will be set for which $ 10 .
Episcopal Church weekend or days most peo
The change of meet
ple
will
be
available
to
take
ing
date
to the third Thurs
announces events the classes and in which day instead
of the regular
medium.
fourth
is
due
to
the Christmas
All Saints Episcopal
The meeting is open holiday.
Church in Heppner will hold
an E p ip h an y party on
Thursday, Dec. 21, instead Heppner High School Softball Team
of Thursday, Dec. 14, due to
to host alumni game
scheduling conflicts.
M orning prayers
The 2007 Heppner that have not received a letter
will be held on Tuesdays and
High
softball
team will be in the mail can contact Petra
Thursdays, Dec. 14, 19, and
Payne at 541 -676-9138 ext.
21, at 7:30 a.m . at the hosting an alumni game
March 16, 2007 at noon. 2518 or em ail her at
parsonage.
Anyone interested in playing payne@morrow.kl2.or.us.
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The
E nglish
Language L earners class
from the H eppner H igh
School w rote sto rie s in
English and in Spanish to
read to the elem en ta ry
students. The students in the
lone
C ard in al
Booster Club met Dec. 4 at
the school library. Twelve
m em bers w ere p resen t.
M em bers d iscu ssed the
successful lone Basketball
B onanza
to u rn am en t.
A rly n d a
G ates
was
p resen ted w ith a g ift
certificate for organizing
and
o v e rsee in g
the
c o n ce ssio n s o v er the
w eekend. Penny K rebs,
Wendy Archer and Kelly
Griffith were recognized for
decorating the cafeteria.
M embers also expressed
appreciation to C o llier’s
Market for overseeing the
concessions purchases and
providing a club discount,
d o n atio n s o f pies from
Helen Heideman, hot dogs
from M ike’s Mobile and
cheese
slices
from
V andenB rink
Dairy.
C o n ce ssio n s
w orkers
expressed appreciation for
the lone games being show n
on the big screen in the
c a fe te ria , w hich was
organized by Jim Raible.
K aren
Padberg
requested a schedule of
visiting basketball teams in
order to prepare sack meals.
The leftover tournam ent
M urray fin ish ed
second in his other FCWT
start this year, the Sun Devil
Classic, with a 4-under 140
Nov. 5. M urray’s scoring
average in the two events is
69.
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Reading a story about the Pendleton Round-up is Daisy Vittorio. Listening to the story are Alex
Vittorio, Trevor Linnell, Braden Linnell and Chant/ Vernon.
Cardinal Booster Club holds meeting
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OACA 1A Girls
Basketball
Coaches Poll
released
The
fo llo w in g
rankings were released on
Dec. 6: (R ank-School-#
Votes (#1 Votes) - Last
Weeks Rank)
St. Paul 153 (10)-1
1
Joseph 148 (6)-2
2
Jordan Valley 121-3
3
Lowell 101-4
4
McKenzie 46-8t
5
Perrydale 45-7
6
lone 40-5
7
Adrian 38-6
8
9
Imbler 32-8t
Dufur 19-NR
10
A lso R eceiving
Votes: Condon/Wheeler 17,
Spray 16, Jewell 15, Crane
12, Damascus Christian 12,
Days Creek 11, Southwest
C h ristian 11, Sherm an
County 10, Cove 8, Powder
Valley 8, Crow 5, Elkton 5,
H osanna C h ristian 3,
Mapleton 2, Butte Falls 1,
Gilchrest 1.
Town of lone to
hold C hristm as
Open House
The Town of lone’s
local businesses will hold
their annual Christmas Open
House on Friday, Dec. 15
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
S an ta w ill be at
C o llie r ’s
M arket
for
pictures.W ine tasting will
begin at 1 p.m. at C ollier’s
Market.
W reaths will be up
for bid at Taylor’s Restaurant
and
L ounge.
Local
businesses and organizations
donated wreaths to be bid on
at silent auction. Proceeds
will be d o n ated to local
projects.
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