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    FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, September 19,2012
A View from the Hill
By Doris Brosnan
The “Dog Days of Sum­
mer” did not keep some of
the Willow Creek Terrace
residents inside last month.
Instead, August seemed
to be a month for a few
jaunts.
A trip to the North End
of the county became possi­
ble for four residents when
Leann Rea took them to the
Port of Morrow tour, guided
by Gary Neal. All were
impressed and surprised
by the increasing number
o f industries in the Port
and by the international, as
well as national, reputation
of many of the businesses.
Residents will be interested
in another trip to the Port
after the SAGE center—
the informative visitors’
center—is completed next
spring.
Ten residents enjoyed
Seniors Day at the Morrow
County Fair on the 16u>.
Not too hot, not too cold,
but just right, the event
offered en tertain m en t,
food concessions, interest­
ing displays and booths,
and some surprises. Six
residents— Mabel Heath,
Lois Allyn, Peggy Davis,
Velma Wight and Marge
Burgess—earned ribbons
on entries in the crafts di­
vision, and Bud Batty and
Alice Buckley earned rib­
bons in the garden produce
division.
Patience paid off for the
six residents who eventu­
ally traveled to the North
End for Music in the Parks.
They were in Boardman on
the 20^ for the final perfor­
mance of the summer sea­
son. Until then, fate seemed
to throw several curves at
them, interfering with ear­
lier plans to attend.
Missing at these func­
tions were Virginia Wilkin­
son and Helen Crawford.
Virginia suffered injuries
from a fall and is presently
working on rehabilitation
at the Richland Rehabili­
tation Center; Room 101,
Bed 2; 1745 Pike Ayenue;
Richland, WA 99354. Helen
has recently decided to
move permanently, but not
far away. She now resides
at the Pioneer Memorial
Long-Term Care Facility,
and she is as eager for visi­
tors as she was while living
at the Terrace.
Also eager for visi­
tors is the Terrace’s new
resident, Jean Ann Turner.
Jean Ann is meeting her
new neighbors and looking
forward to continuing her
visits with old friends.
She missed out on the
August observations on
the Hill, the days of serious
reflection—such as Friend­
ship Day, Sisters Day, Mid­
dle-Child Day, Best-Friends
Day and Women’s-Equality
Day— and the ones that
included some important
food— Ice-C ream -Sand­
wich Day, Root Beer-Floats
Day, Rice-Pudding Day,
Banana-Split Day, Soft Ice-
Cream Day and Peach-Pie
Day. But she and the other
residents are well on their
way into a September of
significant days.
Readers who missed
N u rse ry -R h y m es Day,
C offee-Ice-C ream Day,
A corn-Squash Day and
Studebaker Day might want
to mark their calendars, too,
so that they will be ready
for Fortune-Cookie Day
(13), Ballroom-Dancing
Week (16-22), Miniature-
G olf Day (21), Innergize
Day (23) and Active-Aging
Week (23-29). Are the pos­
sible ways to celebrate
almost endless?
Terrace residents and
staff welcome visitors on
their celebratory days and
are always pleased to have
company at the dining table
and in their conversations.
They also appreciate the
donations that continue to
grace their table, most re­
cently from Carl and Geri
Martin, Joan Boyd, Uma­
tilla Hospice, Anita Bai­
ley, Dan and Diana Sharp,
Shirley George, Jerald and
Leann Rea, and Bob and
George Naims.
As the Community on
the Hill prepare for the
changing season, ready to
greet fall, they regret hav­
ing to say, “Goodbye,” to
a neighbor who recently
passed away. Peggy Davis
passed on Sunday, Septem­
ber 9. She will be missed.
Classes to begin at BMCC
Fall term will get un­
derway at Blue Mountain
Com m unity College on
Monday, Sept. 24.
Students need to be
aware of a major policy
change in that there will
be no late adds to classes
once the term begins. This
means that students taking
credit classes must be reg­
istered by Sunday, Sept. 23.
Call Anne Morter, Morrow
County Coordinator, at 541 -
422-7040 for assistance or
more information.
A new feature this year
is the option for online GED
preparation classes. Anyone
interested should contact
the College Prep Depart­
ment at BMCC by calling
541-278-5803.
Acouple of local classes
are scheduled for fall term.
Amy Blauer will restart her
Conversational Spanish II
class on Tuesday nights at
Heppner High School from
5:30-7 p.m. This class is for
students who have been in
the Conversational Span­
ish class for at least two
terms or who have some
basic know ledge o f the
language.
Jazzercise is on the
agenda at lone Community
School on Mondays and at the lone school.
Call 541-422-7040 for
Wednesdays from 4:30-5:30
p.m., and Friday morning costs and more informa­
yoga is set to begin Friday, tion.
Oct. 5, from 8-9 a.m., also
Justice Court Report
M orrow County
Justice of the Peace Ann
Spicer has released the
following Justice Court
Report.
-Durwood Doug­
las, 54, of Newburg, OR
was found guilty of Violat­
ing the Basic Rule (VBR)
65/45. He was fined $160.
-Shawn Schmidtke,
41, of Oregon City, OR was
found guilty of VBR 76/45.
He was fined $435.
-Jeffrey Cutsforth,
57, o f Lexington pled no
contest to VBR 81/55. He
was fined $260.
-Tanner Luttrell,
20, o f Queen Creek, AZ
was found guilty of Minor
in Possession-Alcohol, Bac
.125%. He was fined $260
and his license was sus­
pended for one year.
-Mona Keys, 50,
of The Dalles, OR pled no
contest to VBR 73/45. She
was fined $260.
-Jo sh u a Shank,
22, of Heppner was found
guilty of VBR 74/55 and
fined $160.
DA’s report
Morrow County Dis­
trict Attorney Justin Nelson
has released the following
report:
-Rafael Ybarra, 24, was
convicted of Possession
o f M etham phetam ine, a
Class C felony, and was
sentenced to a six-month
lone Education Foundation
Fundraising Dinner & Auction
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Social Hour: 6:00 p.m.
Dinner: 7:00 p.m.
Location: lone American
Legion Hall
Ticket Prices:
driver’s license suspension,
three-years supervised pro­
bation with numerous spe­
cial conditions, 160 hours
of community service and
was ordered to pay $ 1,865
in fines, fees and assess­
ments.
Creation scientists to speak in
Heppner
Two speakers for cre­
ation science will be in
Heppner this month.
Dr. Gary Parker will be
speaking to the AWANA
Club Thursday, Sept. 27, at
6:30 p.m. Parker is a pale­
ontologist, biologist, educa­
tor, speaker and author. He
taught and promoted evolu­
tion for years. He says even-
tually became convinced
that the scientific evidence
strongly favors creation,
not evolution. Parker was a
faculty member of the Insti­
tute for Creation Research
(ICR) for 12 years and is
currently a senior lecturer
traveling with Ken Ham
and Answers in Genesis.
Parents and other interested
people are invited to attend.
Parker will be speaking to
the Baptist youth group af­
A large group of tal­
ented 4-H members partici­
pated in the 2012 Morrow
County Fair. Results, in
alphabetical order, are as
follows. (E d ito r’s note:
Due to space constraints,
only part o f the list will be
published in this edition o f
the Gazette: the remaining
results will be published in
future editions.)
Akers, Ethan: Junior
Sheep Showmanship, Blue;
Market Lamb, Red; Lamb
Fitting Contest, Blue; Ju­
nior Judging, Blue; Sheep
Herdsmanship, Blue.
Akers, Tiffany: Mar­
ket Lam b, Red; Lamb
Fitting Contest, Blue; Ju­
nior Judging, Blue; Sheep
Herdsmanship, Blue; Junior
Dairy Goat, Blue; Alpine,
Junior Doe Kid, Blue; Ju­
nior Sheep Showmanship,
Blue.
Arbogast, Cara: Cloth­
ing and Judging contest,
Blue; Food Contests
Junior Salad or Sandwich,
Blue/Reserve; Junior Poul­
try Showmanship,
Red; Poultry Breeds, Hen,
APA Standard Breed Lrg.,
Red; Photography Series or
Story, Jr., NS; Photography
Landscape, Jr., Blue; Lamb
Fitting Contest, NS; Junior
Foods Judging, Blue; Ju­
nior Table Setting, Blue;
Junior Snack Contest,
B lue/C ham pion; Quick
Bread (Muffin Method),
NS; Cookies (Bar, Drop,
No Bake), Blue/Reserve;
Junior My Favorite Outfit,
Red; Junior Fashion Revue,
Blue; Clothing and Basic
Skills Level 2 - Garment,
Blue/Champion; Chicken
Brown Eggs, Blue/Champi­
on; Photography Still Life,
Jr., NS; Clothing and Basic
Skills Level 2 - Item for...,
4th Annual
( J t s l l L n ’ on the
Saturday, September 22nd
Boardman Marina Park
3:00pm—9:00pm
Live Music featuring
& THE SHADES
Children 7- 12 :
$ 10.00
Classic Car Display
Wine & Beer Tasting
Children 6 and
under: Free
Tickets: $20.
Dinner Mtnu: Prime Rib, Salmon, Salad,
Baked Potato, Bread, Dessert.
Two drinks included with meal
(beer, wine, soft drinks).
Tickets available a t B ank o f Eastern Oregon,
lone branch o r Reserved by
c allin g 541422-7435
Raffle Items throughout the evening
The lone Education Foundation is a 501c3
non-profit corporation.
»
and get an invitation.
These creatio n sci­
entists are in the Pacific
Northwest for Calvary Cha-
p e l’s All School
Creation Science
Assemblies, Sept.
26-28, and the X
Convention, Sept.
29, in Kennewick,
WA. These events
are open to the pub­
lic.
Dr. Dick Tem­
ple o f Lexington has nu­
merous contacts among cre­
ation scientists and invited
Parker and Psarris to Hep­
pner. Anyone who would
like more information on
the activities in Kennewick
can go to donotbedeceived.
org or call the veterinary
clinic at 541-989-8181.
Morrow County Fair
announces 2012 4-H results
C. C. King Band
Adults:
$25.00
ter the AWANA meeting.
Spike Psarris will be the
guest speaker at the Heppner
Christian Church’s annual
Harvest Festival on
Sunday, Sept. 30.
Psarris is a former
engineer from the
U.S. military space
program. He went
into that program
as an atheist and
committed evolu­
tionist and came
out of it as a young-earth
creationist and Christian.
Spike has a unique way of
explaining complex topics
in astronomy and making
them easy to understand.
The banquet starts at 6 p.m.
Anyone who hasn’t been
invited and wants to come
can call any member of the
Heppner Christian Church
To Purchase call:
541-481-3014
www.rotrfestival.com
$25 at the door, Must be 21 to Attend
Catered b y :
Judy Scott's Chuck Wagon
Sponsored b y :
Boardm an, OH
Blue; Clothing and Basic
Skills Level 2 - N on-...,
NS; Fashion Revue Ready
to..., Blue; Cake Decorat­
ing Educational Poster, Ph
2, Blue; Art Acrylic paint­
ing, Jr., Blue; Art Collage,
Decoupage, Jr., Blue;
Art Line and Shaded com­
bo, Jr., Blue; Art
Painting on metal, glass,
Blue; Art Painting on wood
surface, Jr., Red; Art Water
Color, Tempera, Red; Junior
Sheep Showmanship, Blue;
Cake Decorating Decorated
Flat Cake Design, Blue;
Junior Cavy Show m an­
ship, Red; Photography
Other interesting subject,
Jr., Blue; Market Lamb,
Red; Cavy Breeds Ameri­
can, Senior Boar, Blue/
Champion; Cake Decorat­
ing Decorated Cupcake, Ph.
2, Blue/Champion.
Arbogast, Kai: Market
Lamb, Red; Sheep Show­
manship, Int., Blue; Lamb
Fitting Contest, NS.
Bara, Andrew: Swine
Herdsmanship, Blue; Se­
nior Judging, Blue; Market
Hog, Red; Swine Show­
manship, Sr., Blue.
Barrera, Gavino: Mar­
ket Hog, Blue; Sw ine
Herdsmanship, Blue; Swine
Showmanship, Int., Blue.
Bennett, Baily: Swine
Showmanship, Sr., Blue;
Market. Hog, Blue; S e­
nior Judging, Blue; Swine
Herdsmanship, Blue.
Bevington, Emerson:
Swine Breeds Crossbred,
February Gilt, Blue; Lamb
Fitting Contest, Blue;
Swine Herdsmanship, Blue;
Swine Showmanship, Sr.,
Blue/Champion.
B evington, Patrick:
Junior Swine Showman­
ship; Blue/Reserve; Swine
Breeds Crossbred, Feb­
ruary Gilt, Blue; Market
Hog, Blue; Junior B eef
Showmanship, Blue/Cham­
pion; Lamb Fitting Contest,
NS; Junior Judging, Blue;
Market Steer, Blue; Beef
Herdsmanship, Blue; Swine
Herdsmanship, Blue.
Billings, Tyanna: Small
A nim al H erdsm anship,
Blue; Cavy Breeds Ab-
yssian, Senior Boar, NS;
Cavy Pocket Pets, Sr., NS;
Senior Judging, Blue; Rab­
bit Breeds Californian Int.
Buck, Red; Rabbit Breeds
Californian Int. Doe, Blue/
Reserve; Rabbit Breeds
Californian Int. Doe, NS;
Rabbit Showmanship Sr.,
B lu e /C h am p io n ; Cavy
Showmanship Sr., NS;
Bither, Paige: Sheep
Showmanship, Int., Blue;
Intermediate Judging, Blue;
Market Lamb, Blue; Sheep
B re e d s /O th e r B reed s,
Spring Ewe, Blue; Lamb
Fitting Contest, NS; Sheep
Herdsmanship, Blue.
Bither, Sterling: Market
Lamb, NS; Junior Sheep
Showmanship, Blue; Mar­
ket Lamb, Blue; Sheep
B re e d s /O th e r B reed s,
Spring Ewe, Blue/Cham­
pion; Sheep Herdsmanship,
Blue; Lamb Fitting Contest,
NS; Junior Judging, Blue.
Boyd, Jesse: Sheep
Herdsmanship, Blue; Sheep
Showmanship, Int., Blue;
M arket Lamb, Red; In­
termediate Judging, Blue;
Lamb Fitting Contest, NS.
B ran n o n , W illiam :
Market Hog, Red; Swine
Herdsmanship, Blue; Se­
nior Judging, Blue; Swine
Showmanship, Sr., Blue.
Bray, Alexis: Swine
Showmanship, Int., Blue;
Market Hog, Blue/Cham­
pion; Market Hog, Blue.
Brosnan, Carson: Be­
ginner Judging, Blue; Be­
ginner Sheep, Blue; Market
Lamb, Blue; Sheep Herds­
m anship, Blue; M arket
Lamb, NS.
Bryan, Cade: Beginner
Judging, Blue; Lamb Fit­
ting Contest, Blue; Swine
Breeds Crossbred, March/
May Gilt, Blue; M arket
Hog, Blue; Beginner Swine,
Blue; Swine Herdsmanship,
Blue.
Burch, Morgan: Cake
D ec o ra tin g D eco rated
Cookies, Ph. 1, NS; Junior
Cavy Showmanship, Red;
Cake Decorating Decorated
Flat Cake Design, NS; Cavy
Breeds Crossbred, Senior
Sow, Blue/Champion.
Burright, Logan: Mar­
ket Hog, Red; Beginner
Swine, Blue; Swine Herds­
manship, Blue; Beginner
Judging, Blue.
Byrd, Jarret: In te r­
m ediate Judging, Blue;
Sheep Herdsmanship, Blue;
Lamb Fitting Contest, Blue;
M arket Lamb, Red; Ju­
nior Sheep Showmanship,
Blue.
Irrigon student makes O S U
honor roll
Patrick W. Barron of Irrigon was named to the OSU
Honor Roll for maintaining a straight-A average; he is a
non-degree undergraduate in exploratory studies.
F lu C lin ic s
October I - Irrigon Senior Center-11 am-11:30 am
October 2 - Boardman Senior Center -11 am -11:30 am
October 3 - Heppner Senior Center 10:30 am -2:00 pm
-lone Fire Hall 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Flu s h o ts a re a ls o a v a ila b le a t a ll r e g u la r
im m u n iz a t io n clin ic s:
M ondays
T u e s d a y s - B o a rd m a n
T h u rs d a y s - H e p p n e r