SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, May 2,2007
Heppner High School golf team competes at Echo Ladies Play Day
held at WCCC
Heppner High School golf team (L-R): back row boys - Joe Pranger, Taylor Disque, Eric .Jepsen.
Taster Hodges, Jason Houweling, Tomas Flguezabal. and Matt McCabe. Front row girls - Maggie
Armato, Baillie Keithley, Jenna Bowman, and Emily Thompson.
Kids to get hands
dirty at Watershed
Field Days
Baillie Keithley putting and Jenna Bowman tending the (lag.
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Joe Pranger teeing off.
Golf pictures from the golf meet at Echo on April 27 were taken
by Jaci Hughes
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Students from Uma
tilla and Morrow counties
will have the opportunity to
learn about bugs, soil, water
and weather while getting
their hands dirty during the
hands-on 10th annual Water
shed Field Days, sponsored
by the U m atilla-M orrow
Education Service District
(UMESD).
Beginning Monday
and going on through Friday,
elementary school students
will learn first-hand about
the environment that sur
rounds them, straight from
the experts. Students will
travel to one of three loca
tions - M cKay Creek in
Pendleton. Willow Creek in
Lexington, or the Umatilla
River (Oxbow site) in Her
miston - and learn from me
teorologists, hydrologists,
soil/water conservationists,
fish and wildlife department
officials and more. Each lo
cation provides a perfect
stream setting for this learn
ing environment.
This is the l()th year
of Watershed Field Days,
w hich staff from the
UMESD plan and coordi
nate each year. A special
lunch each day will mark the
celebration of a decade of
the event. The event has
been coordinated for the past
several years by Craig Sat-
ter, a community and busi
ness liaison for the UMESD.
Students will get the
chance to use various tools
of the trade, look at soil sam
ples and bugs, and learn how
m apping is c o n d u cte d ,
among other fun activities.
Teachers for the Wil
low Creek location include
Dennis Hull for weather sta
tion, Clint Carlson for plant
identification. Larry Lutch-
er for soils development and
formation, Gary Hunt and
lone students for macro-in
verteb rate sam pling and
identification, Deiter Waite
for water quality monitoring
and testing, Duane Neiffer
for mapping: math in natu
ral resources-compass, and
Bill Ewing for stream bank
rehabilitation and restora
tion.
The Willow Creek
Country Club Ladies Play
Day was held Tuesday, April
24. Results were as follows:
Low gross of the field was
Lynnea Sargent (41); low net
o f the field was Lorrene
M ontgom ery (29); least
p u tts o f the field was
Suzanne Jepsen (15); flight
A low g ro ss was a tie
between Jan Paustian and
Pat Edmundson; flight C low
gross was Pat Dougherty
(52); flight A low net was
Karen Thompson; flight C
low net was Bernice Lott
(41); and flight C least putts
was a tie between Barbara
Gilbert and Joanne Barbee
(20). Flight A long drive on
#1 was Pat Edm undson.
Flight C long drive was Bev
Steagall. In other events
Outstanding Putting with 11
was Lynnea Sargent.all. A
total of 11 players attended.
May tee-off time is 9 a.m.
Sheriff's Report
-M C SO
deputy
ad v ised he was w ith a
disabled vehicle in lrrigon.
It was d eterm in ed the
vehicle was not disabled, the
driver stopped to reading
directions.
-M C SO
deputy
advised there was a flare-up
w ith y e ste rd a y ’s fire in
lrrigon. The fire was going
to move into areas not yet
burned. The lrrigon Fire
Dept, advised to go ahead
and let it burn as the Fish
and Wildlife Dept, wants
that area to burn off (in the
lrrigon Refuge area). The
lrrigon Fire Dept, captain
checked the area and it was
okay.
-MCSO. Boardman
Police D ept, received a
rep o rt from a c a lle r in
Boardm an that som eone
was trying to come into his
house from the front door.
The caller was in the kitchen
and had a sword.
-MCSO. Boardman
Police Dept., Boardm an
ambulance received a report
from a caller in Boardman
o f a verbal d isp u te in
progress. There was a threat
involved with a possible
knife or long blade handled
clippers. Diana Hernandez.
39, was arre sted for
D om estic M enacing and
Resisting Arrest. Hernandez
was lodged at the Umatilla
County Jail.
-MCSO received a
rep o rt from a c a lle r in
lrrig o n o f kids y ellin g ,
cursing and pushing. An
earlier report make advised
the kids were smoking. An
extra patrol was requested.
Senior Girls Luncheon held
Top Row: L-R Stephanie Howard. Myah Southworth. Kimberly
Crumhliss; Next Row : Sarah Price, Lyndi Patton, Amber Patton;
Next Row: Mahaley Huddleston, Sarah Hickerson. Regi Seitz;
Bottom Row : Kylie Tasker and Chelsey Foster.
By Mahaley Huddleston
The senior girls of
Heppner High School had a
luncheon last Tuesday, April
24, at the O dd fellow s
Lodge.
The luncheon was
sponsored by the Booster
Club and put on by two of
their members Angie Hanson
and Kaedene Bailey.
The senior girls and
their mothers were invited
for lunch in a picturesque
spring setting.
T here was m usic
entertainment while the girls
ate, provided by the guitar
talents of Luke Basile.
Elizabeth Ballard the
M orrow C ounty D istrict
A tto rn ey was the guest
speaker and spoke of woman
roles in society today and
how woman need to protect
and stand up for themselves.
The occasion was a
delightful mother-daughter
bonding experience.
HHS track team attends Columbia
River Invitational Track Meet
On Saturday, April 28, Heppner High School track
team attended the 3rd annual Columbia River Invitational
Track Meet at Riverside High School.
Boys 200 Meter. Casey Maben on right placed second with a
time of 24.60 while Tim Hauer on left had a third place finish
with a time of 24.70
Amber Patton tied for second place in the Girls High Jump at
4 ’10” .
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