Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, June27,2012
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lone Community School
announces honor roll
Blauer appointed examiner for
national quality award
The following students
received a 4.0 GPA for the
2011-12 second semester at
lone Community School:
K atelyn Bass, Ally
Haguewood, Rachel Hol
land, Ann Rietmann, Joe
Doherty, Lauren Garrett,
Oskar Peterson, Charlette
Burghard, Bailey Hague-
wood, Emily H olland,
Jaqueline Juarez, Gus Peter
son, Julianne Carlson, Tim
Emmel, Stacee Halvorsen,
Evan Rietmann, Kaytee
Burghard, Steven Holland,
Rebecca Jepsen, Shannon
Metcalfe, JoAnna Patton,
Jordan Peterson, Christine
Michael Blauer, CEO
o f the Morrow County
Health District, has been
appointed by Dr. Patrick
Gallagher, Director of the
Commerce Department’s
National Institute of Stan
dards and Technology
(NIST), to the 2012 Board
of Examiners for the Mal
colm Baldrige National
Quality Award. The Award,
created by public law in
1987, is the highest level
of national recognition for
performance excellence
that a U.S. organization can
receive. This is Blauer’s
third consecutive year as an
examiner.
As an examiner, Blauer
is responsible for reviewing
and evaluating applications
submitted for the award.
The board is composed of
approximately 500 lead-
Raible, Makenna Ramos
and Mary Rietmann.
The following students
earned a 3.5 - 3.99 GPA
and are on the honor roll
at ICS:
Tristan Estabrook, Han
nah Padberg, Jason Juarez,
Joshua Stillman, Daniel
Holtz, Cassidy Braun, TJ
Patton, Larissa Jones, Zac
Orem, Jeremy Coleman,
D om inikaSenkerikova,
TashinaRushlow, Mason
H aguew ood and Mary
McElligott.
The following students
earned honorable mention
status at ICS for the second
semester:
Karsen Dumler, Babali
Peterson, Marisol Avila-
Ramirez, Daniel Doherty,
Hannah Flynn, Ashley Me
dina, Austin Carter, Cord
Flynn, Jessie Flynn, Shay-
laLooslie, Rita McElligott,
Brianna Snyder, Joel Still
man, Jason Thompson, Luke
Jobes, Lacey Thompson,
Jordan Braun, Francisco
Ramirez, Kirk Haguewood,
Shadow Kendrick, Stewert
Syverson, Kaleb Dumler,
Micah Stillman, Adam Col
lin, NereidaCalvillo and
JazmineVerduzco.
Junior rodeo results
The results for the Cay-
use Junior Rodeo in Arling
ton on May 26 and 27 are as
follows:
Rodeo #1
Cow Kids
Barrel Racing
1 **, B lan e M ah o n ey ,
18.131
2nd, Jett Stewart, 24.757
Stake Race
1“, Blane Mahoney, 8.469
2nd, Jett Stewart, 9.486
Goat Tail Untying
1st, Blane Mahoney, 13.06
3"1, Jett Stewart, 18.09
Calf Riding
1st, Blane Mahoney, 65 pts
Dummy Roping
l“, Jett Stewart, 6 pts
2nd, Blane Mahoney, 3 pts
Peewee Girls
Barrel Racing
2nd, Jacee Currin, 17.062
5th, Jaid en M ahoney,
17.345
Pole Bending
1st, Jacee Currin, 21.526
3rd, Jaid en M ahoney,
23.696
Goat Tying
l51, Jacee Currin, 11.44
4th, Jaiden Mahoney, 17.46
Breakaway
2nd, Jacee Currin 56.94
Peewee Boys
Barrel Racing
l 5', H u n ter G reen u p ,
17.708
Pole Bending
2nd, H u n ter G reenup,
22.849
4 th, B lan e M ah o n ey ,
29.117
Steer Riding
l51, Hunter Greenup, 70 pts
Junior Boys
Calf Tying
1", Kolby Currin, 18.03
Breakaway Roping
1", Kolby Currin, 4.85
Calf Roping
1", Kolby Currin, 17.94
Rodeo #2
Cow Kids
Barrel Racing
1“ , B la n e M ah o n ey ,
17.592
2nd, Jett Stewart, 22.077
Stake Race
l", Blane Mahoney, 8.256
2nd, Jett Stewart, 8.782
Goat Tail Untying
2nd, Blane Mahoney, 13.43
3 rd, Jett Stewart, 13.56
Calf Riding
1“, Blane Mahoney, 68 pts
Dummy Roping
1", Jett Stewart
Peewee Girls
Barrels
2nd, Jacee Currin, 17.039
3rd, Jaid en M ahoney,
17.224
Poles
2nd, Jacee Currin, 26.524
8 '\ Jaid en M ahoney,
29.845
Goat Tying
3rd, Jacee Currin, 16.47
4th, Jaiden Mahoney, 16.72
Breakaway Roping
3rd, Jacee Currin, 24.79
Peewee Boys
Barrel Racing
2nd, H u n ter G reenup,
17.712
Goat Tying
5th, Hunter Greenup, 23.41
Calf Riding
1", Hunter Greenup, 73 pts
Junior Boys
Calf Tying
1“, Kolby Currin, 14.34
Chute Doggin'
1“, Kolby Currin, 14.72
Team Roping
2nd, Kolby Currin, 26.53
The results of the Cay-
use Junior Rodeo in Milton-
Freewater June 9 and 10 are
as follows:
Rodeo #1
Cow Kids
Barrel Racing
2 nd, B lane M ahoney,
24.488
Stake Race
2nd, Blane Mahoney, 8.326
3rd, Jett Stewart, 13.681
Goat Tail Untying
1”, Blane Mahoney, 7.575
3rd, Jett Stewart, 15.411
Calf Riding
1”, Blane Mahoney, 66 pts
Dummy Roping
1", Jett Stewart, 17 pts
2nd, Blane Mahoney, 3 pts
Peewee Girts
Barrel Racing
2nd, Jacee Currin, 18.771
4 th, Jaid en M ahoney,
19.220
Pole Bending
6"1, Jacee Currin, 26.520
8th, Jaid en M ahoney,
33.232
Goat Tying
2nd, Jacee Currin, 13.190
3rd, Jaid en M ahoney,
17.003
Peewee Boys
Barrel Racing
l ” , H u n ter G reen u p ,
19.557
Pole Bending
4 ,h, B lan e M ahoney,
29.117
Junior Boys
Calf Tying
2nd, Kolby Currin, 14.246
Breakaway Roping
1", Kolby Currin, 6.833
Senior Girls
Barrel Racing
3rd, Blake Greenup, 19.347
Pole
l5', Blake Greenup, 24.015
Goat Tying
2nd, Blake Greenup, 8.962
Breakaway
2nd. Blake Greenup, 3.226
Rodeo #2
Cow Kids
Barrel Racing
1st, B lan e M ahoney,
17.830
3rd, Jett Stewart, 20.877
Stake Race
2nd, Blane Mahoney, 7.979
3rd, Jett Stewart, 8.132
Goat Tail Untying
1", Blane Mahoney, 9.853
2nd, Jett Stewart, 10.341
Calf Riding
1st, Blane Mahoney, 71 pts
Dummy Roping
1“, Jett Stewart, 20 pts
2nd, Blane Mahoney, 4 pts
Peewee Girls
Barrets
2nd, Jaid en M ahoney,
17.277
3rd, Jacee Currin, 17.289
Poles
1", Jacee Currin, 21.422
10th, Jaiden M ahoney,
29.444
Goat Tying
4 th, Jaid en M ahoney,
16.659
S"1, Jacee Currin, 24.000
Peewee Boys
Barrel Racing
2nd, H unter G reenup,
18.585
Pole
l" , H u n ter G reen u p ,
24.173
Goat Tying
4,h, H u n ter G reenup,
20.965
Calf Riding
2nd, Hunter Greenup, 73
pts
Junior Boys
Calf Tying
1", Kolby Currin, 11.482
Chute Doggin ’
2nd, Kolby Currin, 14.128
Senior Girls
Barrels
4th, Blake Greenup, 17.572
Goat Tying
4*, Blake Greenup, 9.951
Breakaway
1", Blake Greenup, 3.768
ing experts selected from care and nonprofit. Awards
industry, professional and have been presented to 90
trade organizations, educa organizations, including
tion and health care
the 2011 recipients:
organizations, and
Concordia Publish
nonprofits (includ
ing, St. Louis, MO
ing government).
(nonprofit), Henry
Those selected
Ford Health Sys
meet the highest
tem, Detroit, MI
standards of quali
(healthcare), Sch-
fication and peer Michael
neck Medical Cen
recognition. All Blauer
ter, Seymour, IN
m em bers o f the
(healthcare) and
board must take part in a Southcentral Foundation,
preparation course based Anchorage, AK (health
on the Baldrige Criteria care). Information about
for Performance Excel the Baldrige Performance
lence and the scoring and Excellence Program and the
evaluation processes for the application process is avail
Baldrige Award.
able by calling 301-975-
The Baldrige Award 2036, sending an e-mail
may be given annually in to nqp@nist.gov or going
each of six categories: man to the Baldrige Program’s
ufacturing, service, small website at http://www.nist.
business, education, health gov/baldrige.
OHSRA results
Oregon High School
Rodeo Association state
finals for 2012 are:
Round 1
Goat Tying
8th, Blake Greenup, 9.52
Barret Racing
6th, Blake Greenup, 18.157
Boys Cutting
9th, Garrett Robinson, 12.9
Pole Bending
5th, Blake Greenup, 21.392
Round 2
Steer Wrestling
8th, Garrett Robinson. 7.14
Goat Tying
3rd, Blake Greenup, 8.28
Barrel Racing
8th, Blake Greenup, 18.130
Boys Cutting
9th, Garrett Robinson, 12.3
Tie-Down Roping
7th, G arrett Robinson,
13.85
Pole Bending
3rd, Blake Greenup, 21.120
Short Go
Goat Tying
3rd, Blake Greenup, 8.18
Barrel Racing
3rd, Blake Greenup, 18.233
Boys Cutting
8th, Garrett Robinson, 12.5
Pole Bending
2 nd, Bl ake Gr e e n u p ,
21.513
Blake Greenup won the
pole bending average and
place third in goat tying
average and barrel racing
average.
OHSRA final standings
for 2012 are:
Goat tying
6*, Blake Greenup
Barrel Racing
7th, Blake Greenup
Pole Bending
2nd, Blake Greenup
Champion girls team
was Intermountain (Mor
row and Umatilla coun
ties).
Steer Wrestling
11th, Garrett Robinson
Tie-Down Roping
12th. Garrett Robinson
Team Roping
20th, Garrett Robinson
Boys Cutting
9th, Garrett Robinson
The Intermountain boys
team placed third.
Insect programs set for
Morrow libraries
Care to be bugged?
The Oregon Trail Li
brary District will be offer
ing programs at the Hep
pner and Boardman librar
ies for children and adults
interested in learning more
about the fascinating world
of insects.
The programs will be
held on Friday, July 6, at the
Heppner library and Friday,
July 13, at the Boardman
library. The programs will
be presented by entomolo
gists Dr. Silvia Rondon and
Carol Mills from Oregon
State University’s Agricul
tural Research and Exten
sion Center.
The children’s one-
hour program will begin at
11 a.m. and is targeted for
preschool through elemen
tary school ages and will
cover these topics: what are
insects, good insects and
bad insects, how and where
to collect them, and how to
preserve insects.
Children will hear a
story from The Beautiful
Beetle Book and will enjoy
hands-on activities includ
ing an insect puzzle and
harvesting ants to place
in a see-through colony.
Samples of interesting in
sects will be displayed.
A second one-hour pro
gram will begin at noon at
each location, immediately
following the children’s
program. While this pro
gram is targeted to adults,
children are welcome to
attend with their parents.
Insect basics, biology
and the insect world will
be covered in a 30-minute
PowerPoint presentation.
Displays o f insects
from the laboratory and
under microscopes will al-
low attendees to view main
insect pests in the region
as well as those that are
beneficial.
The program is spon
sored by Libraries of East
ern Oregon (LEO). For
further information, contact
Oregon Trail Library Dis
trict director Marsha Rich
mond at 541-481-3365.
To learn more about OSU
agricultural research ac
tivities from its Hermiston
Extension office, see http://
oregonstate.edu/dept/herm-
iston.
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nity,” said Captain Evan
Hessel, 29, com
pany commander,
who was oversee
ing operations. He
said that because
they are engineers,
the best way to
get their training C a p t .
is to go into the Hessel
field and take on
projects.
Morrow County Pub
lic Works received a local
government matching grant
to fund the Cutsforth Park
project and solicited help
from the Oregon
National Guard in
completing the proj
ect through the In
novative Readiness
Training construc
tion assistance.
The Guardsmen,
Eva n
who were polite and
gracious, seemed to
enjoy themselves,
with many saying how
much they like the Heppner
community.
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Wednesday. July 4 at I p.m.
on Main Street in lone.
Entry forms are available
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69900 F R O N T A G E LA N E
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Sat-Sun 9-4
Phone (541) 989-9500
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T R A N S F E R STA TIO N
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Sat-Sun 9 -4
Phone (541) 989-9500
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