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1 f! n H Basketball players honored at IHS sports dessert IK lat's Your Opinion? Sheriffs Report M 0 sif 1. V 4 'I cm M...II 'i Jr 1 h A. -V. -4 r ; 4 i- Mr -' 'fcl I.J f I. r . 1... I V: 'A kn High School vanity boklball playert wait to at tport douort held March I at the ichool. Brian Douglas. Eric Pointer pholo by Woy-w Ham. receive certificotet from Coach Del LaRue KvCitAKi GL'TIKKItfCZ lone Hih School's haskct will season cam lo a close and (he participants in (he sport were honored in many different fields at u sportn dessert held March I. First of all, Junior Varsity Coach, David Simc honored all of his players with certifi cates of a job well done. Those players were: Mike Douglas, Donnie Doherty. Rod Taylor, Jeff Ball, Steve Millman and Paula Anderson. Si me also reviewed the season record and highlighted a few bright spots of the 1982-8.1 season. Varsity Coach Del LaRue, presented certificates to all the Varsity players who parti clpatedf in the season's play. Those players were: Mark Meyers, Handy McCabc, Dar- 10 Off ANY ()KI)EH 20 QXX REGULAR PRICED Wl 1 ITEMS ON DISPLAY 4 . ADDITIONAL 10 Off ANY SALE ITEM ON DISPLAY a Number Botwonn 1 a mnn Win Ono of Eight Prlzosl ' nuuiUlUCU UJldlUg SEARS Merchant Heppner I rin Padberg, Craig Hams, Howard Leavitt, and the seniors who played their last game of basketball at lone were Tim Patton. Donnie Tay lor, Roger Morter. Denny Starr, and Craig Gutierrez. LaRue also had a few special awards of his pwn to offer. The award for most rebounds went to Tim Patton and the award for the most assists went to Denny Starr. The players also received individual plaques that listed each of their individual statis tics and stickers for special achievements the plaques also Rive the season record at the bottom. lone had one All Conference player picked by the coaches of the Big Sky Conference and Tim Patton received this award. The players and their fami lies enjoyed the nice dessert and many viewed video films of two of Ione's basketball games. Question : "How do you feel about the St. Patrick's Day celebration in Heppner be coming an annual event?" "I think It would be wonder ful." Adelle LaTrace, Heppner. "I think everyone likes St. Patrick's Day whe ther they're Irish or not." Health Dept. Friday, Mar. 18 free blood pressure clinic and immuni zations. Morrow Co. Health Department office. Lexington, 8 a m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Monday. Mar. 22 through Friday, Mar. 25 - vacation. SCHOOL LUNCH MENU I 3 ELECT JODY T ATONE Port of Morrow Commissioner XQTf- More dollars circulating in Morrow County VOTE More jobs for Morrow County VOTE Steady responsible growth ot the Port of Morrow VOTE for YOUR FUTURE MAKLH M (Pod for by the Committee to elect Jody Totone, Anita Nicholei, Treasurer) Heppner Elementary School Thursday, Mar. 17 St. Patrick's Day. Friday. Mar. 18 - soup, sandwich, salad, fruit and milk. Monday, Mar. 21 through Friday. Mar. 25 - spring vaca tion. lone Schools Thursday, Mara. 17 - chili burgers, tater tots, celery sticks, fruit and milk. Friday. Mar. 18 - beef noodle soup, turkey or peanut butter sandwiches, crackers, pick les, dessert and milk. Monday, Mar. 28 - barbe cued pork sandwiches, tater tots, celery sticks, fruit and milk. Tuesday, Mar. 29 - wiener wraps and sauerkraut, but tered vegetables, dessert and milk. Wednesday, Mar. 30 hot turkey sandwiches with gravy, cranberry sauce, mixed vegetables, fruit and milk. The Morrow County Sher iff's Department office at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner handled !he following calls, cases and reports during the past week: On March 8. the Heppner Fire Department responded to a fire at 340 W. Union Ave. in Heppner. The house is owned by Sara Adkins of Heppner and had just been rented to the Steve Ford family. Damage was estimated at $4,000. On March 10, s Boardman ambulance responded to a call at U & I. Ind., Boardman, for a woman who had reportedly injured an arm. She was transported to Consolidated Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston. On March 11. Miracle Pota to. Co.. Boardman reported the theft of hay. Its value is unknown. On March 12, the Boardman Fire Department responded to a fire in a dumpster that was next to a propane tank at U & I. Inc., Boardman. Also on March 12, a Board man ambulance transported a man with a possible broken hip to Consolidated Good Shepherd Hospital from Hab dock Apartments, Board man. On March 13, Jake Malm berg of Saber Storage No. 3 reported that a travel trailer had been broken into but nothing was taken. A Morrow County sheriff's deputy took the report. Also on March 12, a Board man ambulance responded to a call at U & I, Inc., Board man. A woman reported to have chlorine in her eyes was transported to Consolidated Good Shepherd Hospital, Hermiston. In a third March 13 incident, a stolen bike owned by Joleen Linder of Irrigon was recov ered. In a fourth March 13 inci dent, a Morrow County sher iff's deputy responded to a call concerning a motor vehicle accident on Interstate 84 near Junction 730. A parked vehicle was reportedly hit by another vehicle. No one was injured. The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, March 17, 1983 NINE nl An fabrics & Furniture iL nnyooay coming Into If the Store on St. Patrick's Dayi Wearing Green, Newly Arrived Selection of Fabrics, Furniture & Floor Covering Drowse through our carpet & linoleum department & gee our Bargains of the Month :URNI? youre in clover-all over...it-s r y l r ALL Pendleton Sweaters s10 Off Veiour Shirts V2 Price jogging shorts Safle 395 One Group Shirts Long & Short Sleeve Vi PirSce SO t Reg 6 ErMEN'S HIEflR fi. City" Budget Committee to meet The first meeting of the budget committee for the City of Heppner for the fiscal year 19B3-19B4 will be held at 7:30 p.m.. city hall, on Monday, Mar. 21, announced Budget Officer Marshall Lovgren. 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