FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Busy week leaves Mustang golfers in
good standing
Last week the entire
Heppner Mustang boys’
golf team traveled to the
Portland area to participate
in the Westside Christian
High School Invitational.
The tournament was held
at the prestigious Pump-
kin Ridge Golf Club. The
day before the tournament
the team played a practice
round at Meriwether Golf
Course in Hillsboro. Former
Mustang golfer Joe Pranger
works at Meriwether and
was able to meet with the
team on the practice range.
Joe even took some time out
of his busy schedule to play
a few holes with the current
Mustang golfers.
In the tournament at
Pumpkin Ridge, the Mus-
tangs shot a 402 on the
day to inish in ifth place.
There were a total of eight
teams that participated in
the tournament. Oakridge
won the event by shooting a
367. They were followed by
Portland Adventist (373),
Westside Christian (390),
Columbia Christian (401),
Heppner (402), Oregon
Episcopal (405), Catlin
Gable (424) and Enterprise
(471).
Logan Grieb and Dan-
iel Bretsch both shot an 84
to lead the Mustang team.
Grieb inished with the third
place banner in a scorecard
playoff with Bretsch, who
inished fourth. Also scor-
ing for the team were Reno
Ferguson, who shot a 108,
and Cason Mitchell, who
finished with a 126. The
other Mustang golfers who
made the trip and gained
Amanda Rea swings with winning style on her way to irst place
at the Grant Union Invitational last week. -Photo by Kirsti Cason
some valuable experience
were Charles Cason, Lo-
gan Burright and Ethan
Holmgren.
At the end of last week
the Heppner golfers headed
to John Day for the Grant
Union Invitational. The
girls were not able to ield
a team as several members
were at the Future Busi-
ness Leaders of America
competition in Portland.
Amanda Rea shot a great
score of 87 to take the irst
place medalist honors for
the tournament. Caitlyn
Scrivner inished with a 135
on the challenging course.
The Mustang boys’
team inished in third place
at the tournament. Burns
was irst with a 403. They
Heppner Mustang Daniel Bretsch gets behind his putt at the were followed by Grant
John Day Golf Club on Friday, April 8. -Contributed photo
Union (409), Heppner
(411), Enterprise (418) and
Wallowa (422).
Daniel Bretsch shot an
85 to lead the Mustangs.
That was also good enough
for him to be the irst place
medalist at the tournament.
Other scores for the Hep-
pner golfers were Cason
Mitchell (97), Reno Fergu-
son (108), Logan Burright
(121) and Charles Cason
(130). There were a total of
35 golfers in the boys’ divi-
sion. Logan Grieb did not
participate as he was at the
state FBLA competition.
This week the girls’
team will play at the La
Grande Girls Invitational
on Tuesday. Both teams
then travel to Umatilla on
Friday for a tournament at
the Big River Golf Course.
AWANA Grand Prix, awards planned for
April 17
The local AWANA kids
Bible club will finish up
its club year with a Grand
Prix and awards event on
Sunday night, April 17.
More than 60 wooden
derby car kits have been
given out in anticipation of
this event. Trophies will be
available for the fastest as
well as the most creative
cars. Racers can check in
their cars starting at 4:30
p.m. at Willow Creek Bap-
tist Church in Heppner.
At 5 p.m., hot dogs and
chips will be served. The
evening’s events oficially
start at 5:30 and should
be wrapped up by about 7
p.m. with the inal awards
and desert.
Also, the AWANA
“store” will be open dur-
ing the evening for club
members to redeem their
AWANA bucks (earned by
memorizing Bible verses)
for prizes.
All clubbers and their
parents and grandparents
are invited to attend. For AWANA Bible Club in Heppner, which has been averaging
about 50 club members each Thursday night, is getting ready
more info, visit the Heppner for its inal event of the year. -Contributed photo
AWANA Facebook page.
Marriage Licenses
Heppner Elementary
announces honor cards,
perfect attendance
Heppner Elementary
School has announced the
honor card and perfect at-
tendance recipients for the
third quarter of the 2015-16
school year.
Honor Card
A total of 54 students
achieved honor card status
for the quarter. As follows,
listed by class, they are:
Mrs. Morris—Mary
Ashbeck, Hannah Bran-
non, Addison Coe, Havin
Gray, Isabel Payne, Naomi
Propheter, Isabelle Sorte,
Eva Worden.
Mrs. Matteson—Ke-
aton Coiner, Jaysi Dom-
pier, Brooklyn Hendricks,
Healy Hisler, Avree Lath-
rop, McKenzie Maben,
Brody McDaniel, Hailey
McDaniel, Lita Nelson,
Maya Payne, Natalie Piper,
Alakae Rodriguez, Mason
Seitz, Aireana Warner, Pat-
rick Wolford.
Mrs. Stewart—Journey
Cavan, Elizabeth Finch,
Caleb George, Zaleta Mas-
terson, Lily Nichols, Rylee
Palmer, Sophie Rodriguez.
Mrs. Matheny—Hal-
lee Hisler, John Lindsay,
Keeley Nairns.
Mrs. Gibbs—Morgan
Cutsforth, Caden George,
Irelynn Kollman, Landon
Mitchell, Arianna Worden.
Mrs. Piper—Alex Ca-
van, Jacob Finch, Chace
Jones, Jake Lentz, Camryn
Scrivner.
Mrs. Rosenbalm—
Conor Brosnan, Jace Coe,
Cody Fletcher, Paul Lind-
say, Blane Mahoney, Trevor
Nichols, Madison Palmer.
Mrs. Coiner—Han-
nah Finch, Hannah Green,
Brock Hisler, Brian Lind-
say.
Perfect Attendance
The 48 students who
maintained perfect atten-
dance for the quarter were,
listed by class:
Mrs. Morris—Makayla
Miller, Isabelle Sorte, Jace
Wilson.
Mrs. Matteson—Healy
Hisler, Avree Lathrop,
Claire Lindsay, McKenzie
Maben, Lita Nelson.
Mrs. Stewart—Journey
Cavan, Owen Guerra, Levi
Maret, Zaleta Masterson,
Rylee Palmer, Brady Wil-
liams-Mickels.
Mrs. Matheny—Zach-
ary Brown, Kadie Henrichs,
Hallee Hisler, Saige Jensen,
Aden Lathrop, John Lind-
say, Keeley Nairns.
Mrs. Gibbs—Morgan
Cutsforth, Caden George,
Irelynn Kollman, Kali Pip-
er, Kyler Wilson.
Mrs. Piper—Dillan
Doyle, Jacob Finch, Adan
Guerra, Chace Jones, Ire-
land Martin, Brooklynn
Wilson.
Mrs. Rosenbalm—Da-
vid Cribbs, Zander Fisher,
Cody Fletcher, Paul Lind-
say, Madison Palmer, Roen
Waite.
Mrs. Coiner—Tucker
Ashbeck, Amelia Baker,
Hannah Green, Kassidy
Henrichs, Brock Hisler,
ZaBrena Masterson, Felix
Matthew, Derrick Smith,
Kegan Steagall, Jonathon
Waddell.
Library initiates teen
night program
On Saturday, April 16, the Heppner library invites
youth ages 12 to 18 to come to the library from 2 p.m. to
4 p.m. for an initial Teen Night activity.
The theme for this irst activity is “Star Wars.” A “Star
Wars” movie will be shown, “Star Wars” refreshments
will be available and “Star Wars” items will be given out.
Plans will be made at that time for future teen activities.
These teen activities will continue as long as teens
come and show an interest in continuing this type of ac-
tivity. All area teens are encouraged to come and bring
a friend or two.
Gorge day trip this
Wranglers play days
Friday
The Morrow County Clerk’s ofice has released the
following report of marriage licenses:
The Morrow County Historical Society is still taking
April 8, 2016: -Hugo Otoniel Alarcon Contreras, 22,
reservations
for an all-day trip to the Columbia Gorge
of Boardman and Karen Citlaly Cortes Gonzalez, 18, of
Discovery
Center
in The Dalles, OR this Friday, April 15.
Boardman.
The
group
will
depart from St. Patrick’s Senior
-Gordon Richard Simon, 60, of Boardman and Linda
Center
at
7:30
a.m.
and
arrive in The Dalles around 9:30
Darlene Schutt, 59, of Boardman.
a.m. The bus will depart The Dalles to return to Heppner
about 3 p.m.
Admission is $10 for the general public. Food and
beverages are available for purchase at the on-site caf-
eteria.
A sign-up sheet is located in the ofice at St. Patrick’s
Senior Center in Heppner. Questions? Call 541-676-8017.
ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE:
MONDAYS AT 5:00 P.M.
begin Sunday
Wranglers Riding Club 2016 play days begin this
Sunday, April 17. Play days will be held on four consecu-
tive Sundays, beginning at noon with a potluck lunch with
events starting at 1 p.m.
Membership is $55 per family; members must partici-
pate in at least two play days to be eligible for awards at
the end of the season. Awards will be presented Sunday,
May 8. Everyone is welcome.
Justice Court Report
Morrow County Justice of the Peace Ann Spicer has
released the following Justice Court report:
-Danny Von Chase, 52, of Heppner was found guilty
of Violating the Basic Rule 74/55 and was ined $160.
HEPPNER LES SCHWAB CONGRATULATES THE
MUSTANG GOLFERS AND WISHES THEM GOOD
LUCK FOR THE REST OF THEIR SEASON
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