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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 28,2012 Heppner girl female 4-H club has good track athlete of week notions about food Heppner announces students of month UPLAND, Ind.— standard. Price became the Taylor University sopho fourth fastest in the event in more Erin Price o f Heppner school history after shaving more than a second has been named the o ff her personal Mid-Central C ol best time. leg e C onference She a lso Female Track Ath anchored the sec lete o f the Week ond place 4 x 400 for her performance meter relay team at the Rhodes Col with a split o f 58.8 lege Invitational on Erin Price and placed fifth in Saturday. Price produced an the 100 meter hurdles. Price, a social work outstanding effort in the 400 meter hurdles when major, w ill hit the oval she won the race with a again this Friday when the time o f 1:03.52 on her way Trojans compete at the Yel Junior leader Lilly Sandford and members Shayna Osmin to a NA1A National Cham low Jacket Open hosted by and Caitlyn Scrivner make no-roll sugar cookies. -Contributed pionship ‘A’ qualifying Defiance College. photos lone 4-H sewing The lone 4-H sew ing club held its fourth meeting o f the club year on Sunday afternoon, March 18, at the lone Community Church. Sewing assistant Nancy Anderson helped teach the eight club mem bers and two leaders in attendance how to make a table runner from two co ordinating pieces of cotton fabric. S om e m em bers chose a spring or Easter theme for their fabric, while others worked to match their kitchen or dining room décor. M e m b e r s a ls o worked on learning differ ent seam finishes for their project notebook. Amanda and Em ily Rea provided refresh ments. The Cooks & No tions 4-H cooking club had its first official meeting of the year at the Morrow County Fairground annex last Sunday. Members are Caitlyn Scrivner, Diana H ealy, Shayna O sm in, Kael Osmin, Bailee Heard, Khayman Heard, Ivy Sand ford and junior leader Lilly Sandford. Sylvia Sandford is their 4-H leader. The club made no bake cookies and no-roll sugar cookies to experi ment with different baking techniques. The c lu b ’s next meeting will be a Fiesta Potato cooking class; each member will bring their favorite baked-potato top pings. Students attend writing workshop Long-term patients get visit from kids Heppner High School and Heppner Elementary School have announced their students of the month for March. March’s character trait was integrity. Top: The HES student of the month assembly was held on March 21 with special guest speaker, Queen Maggie Collins, and a dance routine by the two Spirits. They helped to show why the March character trait, integrity, is so important both now and in the future. Back (L- R): Queen Maggie Collins, Serenity Rodriguez, Jimmy Adams, Claire Grieb, Reiah Waite, Shayna Osmin, Gibson McCurry, Justice Petzoldt, and Wyatt Corwin. Front (L-R): Brian Lind say, Jonathon Waddell, Jennie Adams, Bill Alldritt, Ireland Martin, ZaBrena Masterson, G rade Orem, Evan Rollman and Jazmín Barrett. Not pictured Landon Mitchell. Bottom (L-R): HHS students of the month Tim Gould, Kaden Clark, Joseph Schmidt, Jaden Orr, Bryce Fowler and Ryan Bennett. -Contributed photos 4-H swine group off to a great start A few of the 39 students from Morrow County who attended a writing workshop at EOU recently. (L-R):Andy Melendez, KarleeGale, Sierra Spaur, Monique Flores, guest author Judy Cox, Taylor Davis, Sophie Grant, Aaron Gale (Pendleton), Diana Healy and Cara Arbogast. -Contributedphoto Heppner to hold parent teacher conferences Heppner schools parent teacher conferences ...But not the kind of kids you might think. Sally Marlatt (L) w ill be h olding parent holds a baby goat at Pioneer Memorial Hospital and Nursing teacher conferences start Facility. Terri Gentry (R) of Heppner took two of the week-old ing next week. goats to visit long-term care patients at the facility on Monday. H e p p n e r H ig h -Contributed photo School w ill be holding Morrow County Health District would like to acknowledge ’ and thank the friends Helping friends 2012 Remembrance UJalk/Run Committee and Donors for their $3,600 contribution to the Pioneer Memorial Home Health Department. Members of the Committee ore: Potty Motheny, Kothi Dickenson, Susan Hisler, Jon Stroeber, Peggy Fishburn, Janelle Cllis, Mary Ann Clguezabal, Barb Watkins, Kelly Boyer and Sandy Mattheuus. Donations were m ad e in memory of the follow ing people: Kenneth Gochnauer Jim Wishart Donna Schonbachler Tommy H. Bredfield Jim & Madge Thomson Jim Prock llene Laughlin Harold & Joyce Snider Mike Prock Les Wyman Ken Snider Jon Prock Sue Jones Charles & Jessie Vernon Prock Alva Jones Christensen Wayne Prock Alford Caldera Marilyn Colvin Fritz & Janice Prock Elsie Caldera Valerie Boyer Doherty Cutsforth Frank Caldera Shasi Boyer Maurice & Vivian Elder Otho Caldera Rose Baker Edgar & lla Albert Juantia Medlock Ralph Beamer Beverly Gunderson Casey Family Remi Grace Robinson Joanie Ployhar Elguezabal Family Lyle & Josie Morton Cason Peterson-Terjeson Juan Elguezabal Family James Pappas Jim & Bernice Healy Dority Family Gene Pierce Margaret (Maggie Healy) Pat Anderson Julie Carnes Jerry & Lib Healy Daggett Marilyn Rietmann Lynn Bibby McKenna Mane Healy Irv & Millie Rauch Sherry Brain Hortense Martin Patricia Kenny Erwin Shirley Canaday Rick Boyce John & Bea Kenny Wayne Canaday Bill Healy Jim & Louise Farley Darcy Coil Shad Anthony Hisler Margaret Bergevin Jerry Hollomon Janice Healy Davis Alex & Rosella Lindsay Tom Huddleston Ned Kayser Brian Anthony Murray Cooper David Larson Tom Healy Gene & Alley Majeske Jo Burt Jack Healy Don Majeske Dean Connor Harry & Helen O'Donnell Blaine Maley Debra Kay Connor . Ted & Rosetta Palmateer John Campbell Harry & Selma Fae Green Family Patsy & Jimmy Campbell Brandi Schemer Paul & Kathleen Hisler John Rogers Sonny Schemer Mike Currin Bob & Katie VanSchoiack Susanne Shaw Spike Durfee Betty Miller Frances Shirley, honored Dennis Crowley Grace Brown Joan Smith Grandma Coleman Family Bobbie Miller Karen Runyon Jean Crawford Grace Brown Ed Rollins in laws Leonora Tineo Checo Sandra Crowl Gar & Irene Swanson Scott Strouse Phil & Hazel Mahoney Willard Benson Homer (Jiggs) Bowman Virginia Berretta Kathy Lopez Jack Malcom Carey Mary Ashbeck Dick Thompson Orval Matheny Mary Grant Donna Lewis Pam Lankford Fishman Dorris Graves Judy Monahan Edna Halverson Ebb 4 Pauline Hughes Albert Wnght Neal, Lillian, & Bud Bennett Joan Grey David Wright John and Lulu Hanna Joe Wright Kenneth Letteer Johnny L Hanna Maryette Wright Dianna White David L. Hanna Jewel Hager Steve Lunsford Wilford Bill Hanna Faith Seitz Healy Jim Phegley Mildred Hanna Bergstrom Aaron F utter Bill Mespelt Elwayne Bergstrom Kristi Haguewood Huber Jim Berry Bert & Genevieve Hanna Geoff Hollister Larry Crawford Corbin Paul Humphreys Zachary Davidson Clarence Greenup Wilbur & Dorothy Jackson Mark Dowdy Mark Greenup William Shannon Cochell Cecil Rill Judy Gochnauer Dick Wilkinson, honored I on Friday, April 6, from 8 a.m. to noon and Tuesday, April 10, from 4-8 p.m. Parents may drop by to visit with teachers during these times. Heppner Elemen tary School will hold par ent teacher conferences on Thursday, April 5, from 4-8 p.m. and April 6 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. by appoint ment only. Parents will be contacted by their student’s teacher if they will have a conference. Any parent who would like a conference but hasn’t been notified, contact the school at 541 - 676-9128. The Mud Lovers 4-H swine group held its first meeting recently. Front (L-R): Bailee Heard, KaelOsmin and Khavman Heard. Back (L-R): Leader Sylvia Sandford, Shayna Osmin, Emma Osmin, Ivy Sandford and co-leader Ian Heard. Not pictured are Kelly Eidler and Payton Lehman. -Contributedphoto The Mud Lovers 4-H swine group has started their year with monthly meetings on swine health, care, selection process and planning for their fair proj ect success. This is the first year for this group, which already has seven mem bers. Despite its name, the group also has members that show poultry at the Morrow County Fair each year. Members are Emma Osmin, president; Khay- man Heard, vice president; Shayna Osmin, treasurer; Bailee Heard, secretary; Ivy Sandford, reporter; Kael Osmin; Kelly Eidler and Payton Lehman. Leaders are Ian Heard and Sylvia Sandford. C ío “Híki .fl Difference Jemel Jones Andy & Maxine Hilton Itarasivi, Kikrit grandparents Benard & Jerry Doherty Mary B. Doherty Francis Doherty Gene Doherty Patrick C Doherty Dorothy Doherty Paul Doherty Stephen A. Doherty Helen Doherty Dyer Gertrude Doherty Applegate Betty Doherty Thorsen Ann Doherty Miller Nora Doherty Turner Ken Turner Mary Doherty McLaughlin Sarah Doherty McLaughlin Tina Doherty McLaughlin Nonie McLaughlin Pointer Maggie Doherty Howard Bob Hevly Adam Pointer Ed & Eleanor Gonty Phillip & Bettie Doherty Castellanos Family Father Cletus Kirkpatrick Father Coughlin Father John O'Brien Father F. Hebbert Grandma Lemmon Leon Morehouse Stanley Qualls Pat Wright Wlaschin Family Willis Family Glenna Vivian, honored Susan Vetsch Guy Van Arsdale Pat Van Arsdale Jack Baker Nate Arbogast Katherine B, Leland Jones j ’atno^onahar^am jj The Short & Long of It for Seniors: Legislators Kept Oregon's Promise When legislators convened in February for their first snort session, our state's pioneering long term care system literally hung in the balance, threatened by a $97 million gap in the state's 2013 budget. "Oregon's Promise"to provide independence, dignity and choice to seniors and people with disabilities, was on the line— the bottom line. But thanks to great concern, a lot of hard work and some prudent choices by legislators in both parties, severe cuts were avoided and the core of a program that has long been a model of humanity and efficiency has been preserved in the short run. Members of 22 organizations in the Campaign for Oregon's Seniors & People with Disabilities are especially grateful to Representatives Peter Buckley of Ashland, Jean Cowan of Newport, Michael Dembrow of Portland, Tim Freeman of Roseburg, Vic Gilliam of Silverton, Bruce Hanna of Roseburg, Val Hoyle of West Eugene, John Huffman of The Dalles, Bob Jensen of Pendleton, Dennis Richardson of Central Point, Amie Roblan of Coos Bay and Greg Smith of Heppner and Senators Alan Bates of Medford, Peter Courtney of Salem, Richard Devlin of Tualatin, Laurie Monnes Anderson of Gresham and Jackie Winters of Salem. Not all programs for seniors and people with disabilities were left intact and some cuts will be hard on individuals who depend upon these services. But much of the long term care system was preserved by legislators who agree with us that given the sacrifices so many Oregonians are being forced to make, government should run as efficiently as possible. We're proud of that and grateful to them. 22 o rg a n iza tio n com m itted to seniors and people w ith disabilities in Oregon www.oregonspromise.org
