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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 16, 2008 - FIVE
HHS girls’ varsity track team wins
Dick Horyna Invitational
Heppner F B L A to
sendstudents to state
By KayLee Helfrecht
This year the Heppner High School girls’ varsity
track team is off to a good start. The girl’s team won the
Dick Horyna Invitational in Stanfield on March 21.
In the 100 meters Brynna Rust took second place
and Sherilyn Peck took fourth. In the 200 meters Rust
took second place and Peck took third. In the 800 meters
Catherine McElligott took first with a time o f 2:40.83. In
the 1500 meters McElligott took second and Erin Price
took third. In the 3000 Jodessa Chapa took fifth place. In
the 100 high hurdles Price took first with a time o f 17.52
and Kristen VanCleave took third place. The girls 4x100
relay team consisting of KayLee Helfrecht, Sherilyn Peck,
Kelsie Putman, and Brittany Boothe, took fourth place.
The 4x400 relay team o f Erin Price, Brynna Rust, Kristen
VanCleave, and Kelsie Putman took third place. VanCleave
took third place in the shot put and Peck took second place
in the long jump with a jump of 14’05.00. The girls also
took second place at the Umatilla/Heppner Invitational.
There are many people already ranked in state, but
they still have a very long way to go. The girl’s team would
like to win districts, but it is going to be a very tight race
between Elgin, Enterprise, Union, and Heppner.
Mekayla Kindle, Micha Hintz, Nicole Kempken, Shane
Miles, “Spirit”, Dalton Neal, JC Putman and Joe Schmidt
receive their award of Honor C ard during the assemble
Thursday at HES. -C o n trib u te d P h o to
April 1 6 - 18 marks the State Leadership Conference held
in Portland at the Lloyd Center area and convention center.
Students from around the state gather to compete in the
business arena, with public speaking, business subject mat­
ter testing, entrepreneurial and management projects and
more. Heppner FBLA is asking Heppner businesses and in­
dividuals to join forces with the club to fund the trip. Checks
can be made out to Heppner High School FBLA and sent
to the high school at P(> Box 67, Heppner. The club needs
to raise $500 more to cover this conference as well as a trip
earlier in the year to a National Leadership Conference and
Regional Skills Conference. For more information, contact
FBLA advisor, Darlene Marquardt or Heppner FBLA presi­
dent, Ashley Wolff. -C o n trib u te d P h o to
St. Patrick’s Day OTPR
Motocross results announced
3rd place Cody Wizner.
65cc 9 and over - 1SI
place Tate Gentry and 2nd
place Henry Padberg.
80-85 cc-Beginner
- 1st place Tate Gentry, Ty­
ler Robinson, and 3rd place
Dustin Hill.
80-85 cc-Expert- 1st
place Levi Pease.
C om bined B egin­
ner (125 cc & 250 cc) - 1st
place Stacy Hunt, 2nd place
Brandon Gier, and 3rd place
Jordan Gier.
Over the Hill 30+ -
1st place Justin Gier.
The St. P a tric k ’s
Day M otocross was once
again a success. R esults
were recently announced
and the winners are as fol­
lows:
50cc 5 and under
- I s1 place bailey B ote-
fuhr and 2nd place Kennisyn
Wilkins.
50cc 6 and over - 1st
place Sierra Gier, 2nd place
C ody H ofbauer, and 3rd
place Kannin Wilkins.
65cc 8 and under -
1st place Coby Dougherty,
2nd place Kaden Corbin, and
1 2 - M in u t e ,
By Kassey Wilson
-FFA is am azing.
FFA means Future Farmers
o f America, but you don’t
have to be a farmer to be
in FFA. This last year, the
membership count o f FFA
went from 13 to 33 increas­
ing by 20 participants. They
are trying to have an 8th
grade recruitment and also, a
good-bye to the seniors that
are in FFA this year.
T h e re is a b a n -
L acey D avis & S te p h a n Jen sen
Wilding Saturday, April 20, 2008
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J a n n in g f f ie d
)3tavc - Wuocuu} - Afaits
Jod ie C a rlso n & Rvan M a tte so n
Wedding Saturday, May 10, 200S
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Je ssica Roy
Owner / Stylist
A m y D ra k e & D erek G u n d e r so n
Stephanie Hanson
Widding - Saturday, July 5, 2008
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quet coming up on April
30th at 6:00 pm at the fair
grounds. The banquet will
tell the community all o f
the achievements the mem­
bers o f FFA have earned.
Also, at this time, the FFA
will announce the chapter
farmer and will honor some
com m unity m em bers for
their volunteer work they
have gave to our chapter.
Pork, salad, desert and bev­
erages will be served at the
banquet.
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pner FFA chapter officers
are: President Lane Wright;
Vice President Brett Harri­
son; Secretary Kellee Jones;
Treasurer Brynna Rust; Re­
p o rter D evin R obinson;
Sentinel D illon Lutcher;
Assistant Reporter Jessica
Hughes; and Assistant Trea­
surer Jarreid Miller.
-The Ag program
has officially begun using
the three acre pasture behind
the bam and Ag/Technology
Building. The program is
grazing the chapter’s ewes.
Residents are asked to not
allow dogs to go into the
pasture, the sheep would
appreciate it.
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The backyard o f Joe and JoAnne Burleson with
it’s bed of sunny daffodils and blooming fruit trees has
been chosen by the Heppner Garden Club for it’s first ever
Garden Highlight recognition.
The Burleson's labored to plant over 20 trees on
the rocky hillside behind their Hagar Street home in Hep­
pner. Their terraced beds have season round interest with
red poppies, daisies, foxglove, roses and more.
A larger number o f potential honorees will be
eligible for the Garden Highlight award such as homes
outside city limits or yards with an exceptional seasonal
feature.
The City o f Heppner’s Yard o f the Month award
will begin in May this year due to our area's late spring.
For suggestions for either honor, contact Kay Proc­
tor, 676-9827.
Heppner Chamber
luncheon schedules
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Barb Moore will be the speaker at the Heppner
Chamber luncheon to be held on Thursday, April 17. She
will be giving an update on the SMART Program.
Next Thursday, April 24 will be the candidate fo­
rum for the commissioner position. Bill Kuhn will serve
as the moderator. The meetings will begin at noon.
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