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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 25,2012 Price Academic All-American Centennial fair theme sought Heppner native Erin the way with three from Price, sophomore at Taylor each team being recog University in Upland IN, nized. Seven different stu dent-athletes were was recently recog named to the first nized as a Capital team with six on One Academic All- the second team American. and seven more Price, who re were named third ceived the honor team A cadem ic for her performance A ll-A m e ric a n s. in women’s track/ Erin Price Price was named cross country, was to the third team. one o f 20 Taylor The award-winners in University student-athletes who received the honor, each sport are selected by giving the school more the College Sports Informa Academic All-Americans tion Directors of America than any other school in (CoSIDA). Criteria for be the country at any level. ing voted to one o f the The small university, which Capital One Academic All- has approximately 1,900 America teams include a students, beat out academic student-athlete’s combined powerhouses like Stanford performances in the class and Massachusetts Insti room and on the field of tute of Technology (MIT), play. To be eligible for Aca which each had only 12 Academic All-Americans, demic All-America con John Hopkins, which had sideration, student-athletes must be varsity starters or 10, and Duke, with nine. Eleven of Taylor’s 15 key reserves, maintain a cu sports were represented mulative GPA of 3.30 on a among the 20 honorees scale of 4.00, have reached with an even split of male sophomore athletic and and female recipients. The academic standings at their sports of football, volley current institutions and be ball, women’s track, and nominated by their sports women’s cross country led information directors. The Morrow County Fair is looking for a theme for the 2013 fair. Residents of Morrow County are invited to sub mit entries in the Morrow County Fair Theme Con test. The deadline for en tries is October 31, 2012. The theme must re flect all of Morrow County (Boardman. Heppner. lone, Irrigon, Lexington, etc. ) and must be easy to incorporate into decorations. A commit tee made up of community members will decide the winner; the com m ittee’s MissyG to play at Music in the Parks The MissyG band will play at Music in the Parks July 30, at 7 p.m. at the Boardman Marina Park M issy G (G u th rie ) provides lead vocals and rhythm guitar for the band. Missy has loved the music industry all her life. “It is all of us as per formers and listeners that give music the continuous energy to keep it going. I love writing, singing and sharing country m usic,” she says. Missy’s voice and en ergy have been compared to Shania Twain, Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt. From the start, the Mis syG band has performed in venues such as hotel lounges, festivals, charity benefits, and private parties including anniversaries and holiday functions. John Guthrie provides backing vocals, bass, key- MissyG boards, rhythm-lead guitar and Mandolin. John has a background of starting and performing with rock bands since the 70s. He married Missy in 2005 and started the Mis syG band, playing coun try and popular southern rock tunes. John and Missy perform strictly country music now, combining Mis syG originals with popular country covers from yester day and today. Clean-up day for 4-H/FFAkids is August 4; clean-up begins at 8 a.m. 4 O p e n c la s s l i v e s t o c k d e a d lin e A u g . 2 All other Open Class entries accepted fair week Open Class livestock needs to be pre-registered by August 2 in order to reserve a spot or pen. Other entries will be taken fair week on Monday, August 13, from 1-8 p.m. Flowers, fruits and vegetables are taken on Monday, August 13, from 5-8 p.m. and Tuesday, August 14, from 8-10 a.m. Pioneer Memorial Clinic will conduct junior and se nior high school sports physicals in Heppner Wednesday, August 8, for boys and Tuesday, August 14, for girls. Physicals will be available at the clinic from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students must have a signed form with them; forms are available at http://osaa.org/forms/Physi- calExamination-2010.pdf Any transfer student or any student who has not had an OSAA certified physical in the past year must have a physical before participating in school sports. Football camp scheduled The 20,h annual Heppner Mustang Football Camp will be held August 6-9. Incoming fifth grade through eighth grade will have their camp from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Camp for incoming ninth grade through 12th grade will take place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Forms are available at Murray’s Drug in Heppner. For questions, contact Greg Grant at 541-676-5257 or grantg@morro w. k 12 .or. us. Skows celebrate 30th anniversary McCallisters celebrate 50 years Tom and Janette Skow on their wedding day 30 years ago in Heppner. -Contributedphoto F a ir c le a n - u p d a y s c h e d u le d Need a church home? We have space! « » decision is final. The win ner will receive 100 50-cent pieces ($50). Everyone is asked to keep in mind that next year is the centennial of the Mor row County Fair; the rodeo started in 1922. Entry forms are avail able at the fair office. Forms can be returned to the of fice, where a box will be available for theme sugges tions, or they can be mailed to Morrow County Fair, PO Box 464, Heppner, OR 97836. Heppner sports physicals set join us for Sunday Services- Sunday School 9 am Church 10:30 am | H Pray Praise &. Warship 6 pm Sunday Church of the Nazarene- across from the hospital Tom and Janette (Piper) Skow o f Redm ond, OR celebrated their 30th an niversary with a trip to the Oregon coast recently. The couple was mar ried at the United Method ist Church in Heppner on June 12, 1982. They have two children, Kristin of Portland, OR and Michael Donald and Terry McCallister celebrated their 50,h wedding of Bend, OR. anniversary July 14 at Cutsforth Park. The ceremony had a Tom is a warehouse traditional Scottish theme. -Contributedphoto manager for Consolidated Donald and Terry Mc Felix. The happy couple Callister celebrated their was also presented a beauti 50th wedding anniversary ful quilt made from squares at Cutsforth Park on July decorated by Terry’s rela M orrow C ounty 14,2012. tives. D istrict A ttorney Justin The theme was a Scot Guests included Terry’s Nelson has released the tish wedding. Donald wore two sisters and their hus following report: his Scottish apparel, and bands, Jack and Nellie Mur -Jaime Rodriguez Terry wore a white blouse ray from Montana, and Car Madrigal, 25, was convict and skirt with a black belt in ol and Bruce Bisbee from ed of one count each of Fail the Scottish way. A flag of Wyoming; daughter Tanya to Perform Duties Driver/ Scotland flew high above. Sartin with her daughter Pi, a Class C felony, and Donald presented Terry Mischet, son Zane and his sentenced to three years su his Tartan sash as a wel girlfriend. Destiny, from pervised probation subject come to the clan, Clan Mac Arizona; daughter Taomi Alister. The Reverend Katy Matthew and her children to 180 sanction units with Anderson officiated. Amanda, Wade, Antonio, 90 jail units. The defen At the end of the cer Angel and Felix from Hep dant was also convicted of emony, in the Scottish man pner, as well as her son Reckless Driving, a Class ner, Terry was presented David with Pat from Ken A misdemeanor. The defen with a spoon from grand newick, WA. Several local dant was sentenced to three years bench probation, to daughter Mischet and Don guests were also present. ald was presented with a Reception with lunch include 50 hours of com munity service Fines, fees, horseshoe from grandson followed the ceremony. Supply Co. and Janette is a patient advocate for medical oncology at St. Charles Cancer Center, both in Bend. rhey have lived in Red mond for 26 years. They enjoy their home, spending time with family and enter taining friends. They still stay in touch with family and friends in the Heppner area. DA’s Report assessments and restitutions totaled $59,670.62. -M atthew Daley Weatherford, 36, pled guilty to Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle, a Class C felony; defendant’s drivers license was revoked for one year and the defendant sentenced to 18 months supervised probation, to include sub stance abuse evaluation, mental health evaluation, a written apology to the victim, theft class and 10 custody units to be used for 160 hours o f community service. Total fines, fees and assessments were $530. HEPPNER LES SCHWAB CONGRATULATES WRANGLERS RIDING CLUB PARTICIPANTS WRANGLERS YEAR-END STANDINGS Above: Wrangler year-end winners. Far back (L-R): Blake Greenup and Lilly Sandford. Middle row (L-R): Jett Stewart, Ashley Price, Ivy Sandford, Jaden Mahoney, Jacee Cur- rin. Brock Hisler, Blane Hisler and Hunter Greenup. Front row (L-R): Tripp Stewart, Quaid Jensen, Holden Sifford, Shane Sifford, Reece Weygandt, Sierra Greenup, Payton Weygandt, Healv Hisler, Brooklyn Hisler, Sage Jensen and Hallee Hisler. Stick Horse 4th, Sage Jensen 1st, Hallee Hisler 5,hf Hallee Hisler 2nd, Sierra Greenup 6th, Lexie Cutsforth 3rd, Brooklynn Hendrickson 7th, Reece Weygandt 4 th, Healy Hisler 8th, Payton Weygandt 5th, Tripp Stewart 6 and under Lead Line 1st, Sierra Greenup )nd 1st, Holden Sifford Shane Sifford 2nd, Tripp Stewart 7-9 3rd, Quaid Jensen 1 s,f Hunter Greenup 2nd, Jett Stewart 124 NORTH MAIN STREET HEPPNER OR 97836 541-676-9481 3rd, Brock Hisler 4th, Blaine Mahoney 10-13 1st, Ashley Price 2nd, Ivy Sandford 3rd, Jaccee Currin 4 th, Jaiden Mahoney 14-17 1st, Blake G reenup 2 nd, Lilly Sandford
