SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 4,2007
Local students make OSU honor roll H e p p n e r Babe R u th team s’ last gam e goes into Health Dept, lists
H e p p n e r: 3.5 or
Oregon State Uni-
July hours
extra innings
\ersity has announced the
students w ho have made the
scholastic honor roll spring
term.
A total o f 506 stu
den ts e arn ed stra ig h t-A
(4.0). Another 2,288 earned
a B-plus (3.5) or better to
make the listing. To be on
the honor roll, students must
carry at least 12 graded
hours o f course work.
Students on the hon
or roll included:
better-Marcy A. Miller, se
nior, sociology; Laurie L.
Murray, freshman, general
science.
lone: 3.5 or Better-
Cameron L. Krebs, senior,
agricultural business man
agement; Cayle H. Krebs,
senior, general agriculture;
Natalie B. McElligott, ju
nior, animal sciences.
Irrigon: 3.5 or bet-
ter-Matthew A. Gordanier,
senior, civil engineering.
OLCC distributes spirits revenue
The Oregon Liquor
Control Commission sent
S 151,247 for May to Baker,
G rant, Harney, M alheur,
Morrow, Umatilla, Union,
and Wallowa counties and
their 52 cities in the total
statew ide distilled spirits
revenue distribution o f $ 11.1
million.
F o llo w in g is the
d is b u rs e m e n t: M o rro w
C o., pop. 12,125, $3,458
- Boardman, $2,611; Hep
pner, $1,164; lone, $280;
Irrigon, $1,507; L exing
ton, $230; Baker Co., pop.
16,470, $4,607 - B aker
City, $8,253; Haines, $358;
Halfway, $202; Hunting-
ton, $461; Richland, $111;
Sumpter, $140; Unity, $103;
( • r a n t C o ., pop. 7,630,
$2,176 - Canyon City, $543;
D ayville, $136; G ranite,
$25‘; John Day, $1,522;
Long Creek, $181; Monu
ment, $123; Mt. Vernon,
$403; Prairie City, $005;
Seneca, S185; H arney Co.,
pop. 7,670, $ 2,188 - Bums,
$ 2 ,4 6 7 ; H ines, $ 1 ,4 7 2 ;
M alheur C'o., pop. 31,725,
$0,048 - Adrian, $152; Jor
dan Valley, $107; Nyssa,
$2,648; O ntario, $0,314;
Vale, $1,686; U m a tilla
Co., pop. 72,305, $20,580
- A dam s, $271; A thena,
$1,045; Echo, $580; Helix,
$172; Hermiston, $12,670;
Milton-Freewater, $5,416;
Pendleton, $14,237; Pilot
Rock, $1,283; Stanfield,
$1,772; Ukiah, $214; Uma
tilla, $5,251; Weston, $600;
Union C’o., pop. 25,110,
$7,161 - Cove, $510; Elgin,
$1,374; lmbler, $243; Is-
land City, $700; La Grande,
$10,314; N orth Pow der,
$4,035; Summerville, $00;
Union, S 1,61 2; W allow a
C o., pop. 7,140, $2,036 -
Enterprise, $1,600; Joseph,
$001; Lostine, $206; Wal
lowa, $716.
The OLCC follows
a per-capita d istrib u tio n
formula based on Oregon's
population of 3.60 million.
For May it was 28.5 cents
per person for counties; 82
cents a person for cities. The
breakdown was: 36 coun
ties, 10 percent, $1.05 mil
lion; 241 cities, 20 percent,
$2.1 million; state general
fund, 56 percent, $5.0 mil
lion; city revenue sharing
account, 14 percent, $1.47
million; state Addiction and
M ental H ealth D ivision,
$570,045; and Oregon Wine
Board, $17,864.
OLCC revenue is
derived from the sale o f
distilled spirits in 241 li
quor stores, taxes on malt
beverages and w ine, license
fees, and fines for liquor law
violations. Last m o n th 's
revenue share was $10.0
million.
The OLCC collects
privilege taxes o f $2.60 for
a 31-gallon barrel o f malt
beverage, 67 cents a gal
lon for taxable wine with
an alcohol content o f 14
percent or under and 77
cents on taxable wine over
14 percent. O f that, 2 cents
a gallon goes to the Oregon
Wine Board to fund research
and promotion.
Saturday, June 2V, in the last match up between the two Heppner Babe Kuth teams, Jon Bovce tags
out Daniel Jeffreys, sending the game into extra innings. Both teams, one team coached by Kick
Johnston and one team coached by Kick Paullus, ended up winning a game.
Photo by Sandy Matthews
Over the Teacup
The Willow Creek
Country Club Ladies held
their nine-hole Invitational
on Tuesday, June 26. They
report that it was a beautiful
day for golf and 40 ladies
came out to enjoy the course
and the delicious salad lun
cheon.
The winners for the
day’s play were:
-Low gross o f the
field: Betty Hyde, La Grande-
Country Club.
-Low net of the field:
Peggy Fishburn, WCCC.
O th e r w in n e rs
were:
-Black Rock Creek
Golf Club: Low gross-first-
Marilu Smith; Low net-first,
Sheryl Beck
-Canyon Lakes Golf
Club: Low gross first-Inez
Mowery; Low net-first a tie,
Helen Graham and Marlene
Shaw.
-C o lu m b ia Park:
Low g ro ss firs t-C h a rla
Casey; Low net first-Sandi
Oster.
-Horn Rapids: Low
-K.P. second shot
gross first-Sue Hanni; Low guest-Sue Hanni; home-Loa
net first-Mary Chartrand.
Heideman.
-Long putt guest-
-La Grande CC: Low Susie B row n; hom e-P at
gross first-Stephanie Mess- Dougherty.
-Birdies guest-Sue
ersmith; Low net first-Carol
Sum m er, second-Jeanine Hanni; home-Corol Mitch
ell, Luvilla Sonstegard.
Trotter.
-C h ip -in s g u ests-
-Tri-Cities CC: Low
gross first-a tie, Ev Abern- Janelle Kensler, Ellen Le
ethy and Ellen LeVee; Low Vee, Jeanine Trotter, Carol
H am ilto n ; h o m e- B etty
net first-Neva Doyle.
-Umatilla Golf Club: Carlson, Luvilla Sonstegard,
Low gross first-Carole Ham Pat Edmundson.
The men of WCCC
ilton.
-Willow' Creek: Low helped at the invitational.
Golfers are remind
gross first-Luvilla Sonste-
gard, second-Loa Heide- ed that the tee-time in July
man, third-Corol Mitchell; is at 8 a.m.
Low net first Pat Dougherty,
J u ly 6 Ja c k and
second-Jackie Allstott, third- Marriage Licenses
Lorrene Montgomery.
J ill cancelled
Special events:
The Morrow County
-Long drive guest- Clerk at the M.C. Courthouse
Betty Hyde; hom e-R ose- in Heppner has released the
The Friday, July 6,
mary Bums.
following report:
Jack and Jill tournament at
-K .P . g u e s t- N e -
-Ju n e 28: J i mmy the Willow Creek Country
va Doyle; hom e-V irginia Endy Loera, 21, Stanfield, Club has been cancelled.
Grant.
and Cindy Guadalupe Fu-
entes, 20, Hermiston.
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The Morrow County
Health Dept, lists its o f
fice hours for the month of
July:
Thur sday, July
5 - Heppner office, 8:30
a.m.-4:30 p.m. (closed 12-1
pm .);
M onday, July 9 -
Boardman office, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1
pm .);
Tuesday, July 10 -
Boardman office, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1
p.m.);
Thur sday, July
12 - Heppner office, 8:30
a.m.-4:30 p.m. (closed 12-1
p.m.);
Monday, July 16 -
Boardman office, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1
p.m.);
Tuesday, July 17 -
Boardman office, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1
p.m.);
Thur sday, July
19 - Heppner office, 8:30
a.m.-4:30 p.m. (closed 12-1
p.m.);
Monday, July 23 -
Boardman office, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1
p.m.);
Tuesday, July 24 -
Boardman office, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1
p.m.);
Thur sday, July
26 - Heppner office, 8:30
a.m.-4:30 p.m. (closed 12-1
p.m.);
Monday, July 30 -
Boardman office, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1
p.m.);
Tuesday, July 31 -
Boardman office, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. (closed 12:30-1
p.m.).