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H H H The Hrp pn rr ( i l i r l l r T l m n , H rp pn rr ‘Night In Paradise Orrgun H r d u r u l i v M a t I. I W j Hrppnnrr High School*■ Junior Senior From t»*gan lust Saturday al the M'hool rafelonum with a Ha wanan banquet o( shish kabobs and tropical fruit salad The dinner was prepared by parents of the junior class The theme for the evening was "Night in Paradise " The 1985 seniors and guests were greeted at the door by girls in grass skirts who gave leis to everyone to wear The room was decorated with a beach theme using fishnets, beach balls, beach umbrellas and sailboat sails The dress code was "anything Hawaiian and only a very few didn t follow it Heading the senior wills and pro phecies was Dave Sinkevitch. who he I [aft spearhead the dinner and dance with his wife. Margo, and tairry Cerullo Sinkevitch and Ce rullo are co adv isors to the junior class Prom begun at 9 p m at the lleppner Klks laidge with the crown mg of the court topping the evening at 10 30 p m ’ Births s f HHS Prom (Jueen Kelli Bergstrom and King Sieve Miller pause during a dance following their crowning Saturday night Also on the < ourt were Kllen Arhogast. Stephi Payne. Hick Kiehl, and Steve Currin Golfers struggle with regulation course Hy TM \V IS IIV \ r r The lleppner golf team played its first regulation course last Friday. April 21». at Hermislon. and tended to struggle a little bit with the exper lence " I would say it was a good experience, said coach Duane Nieffer ' [»art of it was playing the long holes, the use of the fairway, woods, und also putting on long greens " The streak of medalist honors by Dave tireen ended at three as he shot an K9 on tne par 70 course Medalist honors went to Hermiston Shane Soros 184 > Teammate Kevin Miller shot an 85 Other scores (or lleppner were Keith Kension 103 Dan Strulhers llllan d Sean Dawson 113 Marion McMillan rounded out the varsity squad shooting a 144 As a team lleppner came in third with a combined 415 strokes Kiverside took second with 413 Hermiston had a 359 Riverside's Dawn Westmoreland was the girls medalist with a fit Jacque Johnston shot a 71 lor lleppner. followed closely by Kirsten lin e n s 77 "The regulation course did hurt a lot of people's score' said Neiffer "we re just not used to playing the longer courses * . I a vie llrnrv Krebs A son t ’ayle Henry was born March II at Mid Columbia Medical Center. The Dallas to Skye and Penny Krebs eighed Hilts Hoi are O rval and Arlington, und Henry and Dorothy Krebs lone (.re a l grandparents are Annie Krebs. Arlington Ina Kayser. Walla Wall tilodys Boner. Central Point, and Dnlla Plant Yakima. Washington Cayle joins a sister Sybil Krelts 3' at home S W C D announces soil stewardship theme The Morrow Soil and Water Con srrvation District will join the nationw ide observance of Soil Stew ardship Week during the week of May 12 to 19. 1985 announced Janet (ireenup. District Kducation Chair person "Tom orrow Together" is the theme of the 1985 observance As the 1985 booklet for the observance points out. human survival depends on other living things the grasses and grain, fishes and birds, wild and domestic anim als And we all depend (or our basic necessities on soil and water Together we must think about ways to preserve and renew the topsoil from which all our food comes Together we must work to purify and protect our waters In 1985. the soil conservation movement in America marks its I5lh anniversary During the Dust Bowl era of the Jos conservation districts, local units of government, were founded to take soil conserva lion information and techniques out to farmers and ranchers But their task has grown Now conservation districts also work with urban and suburban cituenx in protecting con struction sites school yards shore lines and parks from erosion And they are involved in work to clean up the nation's waters Since 1955. the National Associa lion of Conservation Districts has sponsored Soil Stewardship Week in cooperation with the nearly 3.000 conservation districts, as one way to emphasize the importance of good stewardship of our basic soil and water resource* Materials especially designed to carry the 1985 theme of "Tomorrow Together are being distributed through local conservation districts clerg>m, n tay l , adrr, clvjc and Week are available in this area from the Morrow Soil A Water Conserva tion District uffice by calling <76 5652 bet wren H a m and 12 noon Monday through Friday educational organisations and to individuals participating in the ob servance Information and materials for the ifOS o b se rva n ce nr »mil s te w a rd s h ip Bigelow—Sanford CARPET SALE CONTINUES ¿ »it« Credit terms available ip " * * for any Carpet, C r e d it Linolium or Counter Tops. Come in and see us ! G ood selection of n ew ly a rriv e d Sum m er Fabrics ¡CASE FUR N IT U RE , , Y)u could be the one to w in it! Sheriff's Report The Morrow County Sheriff's office at the Morrow County Court house in lleppner reports handling nr dispatching the following bust ness during the past week (In April 22. the Morrow County Sheriff's office responded to a no injury motor vehicle accident on Ithea Creek lload near lone (in April 23. a Hoardman am bulance transported a woman with an illness from l' & I to (¡nod Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston Also on April 23. the Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to a report of a Hit and Hun accident at l>extngton The suspect vehicle was ■topped at the t'm atilla Morrow county line hy an Oregon State Police trooper llonald James Tho m p so n. 52 H e rm is to n was arrested on j I m a tilla O R E G O N 'S VI KY (> \\ N I O H I KY O K AY. SO W HAT EXACTLY ARE TH E < HANC I S O l W IN N IN G ? is HERI l\>t ot Cìnici Itisi ,i dollar .1 ticket. Yet you could ev m from *2 to >S.(>()<) installile ' c )r it ytni re re.ilK lue k\. the Jackpot Prize of at least >(>()<),<><Hi' Vtually, prette darn good. We absolutely, positively guaran tee that the t >dds ( >f u inning average out to better than I in 10 lust check out the c hart to find the exact odds for eac h prize. I IF K C S IIOVC YOI 1*1 .AY. INs | \ \ | l’RIZI si Kl ( I l Kl Hjsoclon appinxim.itcK in million tu kctsin ih ii.a m i IN s | \ n 1 PKI/J- County charge n( Driving I rider the Influ ence of Intoxicants Charges of Crim inal Mischief II are |M-nding in Morrow County Also on April 23. the Morrow County Sheriffs oflice responded to a report ol an attempted Hope and Kidnapping The lirsl suspect was described as to 35 years old, 6 2 . with long bushy red hair and heard, wearing blue jeans and a black T shirt The second suspect was described as 30 35 years old, 5'It)' S 'll", muscular build, with blond hair, wearing blue jeans, white T shirt and a silver chain around his neck Both of these suspects allegedly have bite marks on their arms The third suspo* t who drove the car was described only a* a male with brown hair The vehicle was descrilhed as an older model green (our door with green plastic like interior and yellow sun \ isors The vehicle had unknown California license plates and a K(»oN FM 92' slicker on the lower left rear window On April 26, the lleppner Police Department arrested (Jordon l>ean Benson 55, of Peck, Idaho on charges ol Driving Coder the Influ ence of Intoxicants He was lodged at Cmatilla County Jail Also on April 26. the Heppner Police D epartm ent cited Jay Arthur Coil. 24. U'xington. on a charge of Driving While Suspended On April 27. the Morrow County Sheriff's office arrested William Adorno Howell. 57. lone, on charges of Hape III and Sexual Abuse II He was lodged at Cmatilla County Jail Also on April 27, a Hoardman ambulance responded to a residence in Hoardman for a male who was experiencing chest pain He was transported to (Jood Shepherd Hospital in Hermislon On April 28. the Hoardman Police Department and the Morrow County Sheriff's office cooperated in the arrest of Salvador Francisco Medina. 28. Hoardman on a charge of Assault IV He was lodged al the Cmatilla County Jail On April 29. the Hoardman Police Departm ent arrested Antonio Romero. 18 Hoardman. on a charge of Theft I He was lodged at the Cmatilla County Jail Also on April 29. the Hoardman Fire Dept extinguished a grass fire at a residence on Wilson Road i 2 1 f NIH (NN) i S ejo.tvjo i 1 11 st, bue yourself .1 ticket or two wherever you see our sign I here are thousands ot ticket outlets all across ( )reg( >n Then, using the edge of a coin, gentle rub the spots indicated on the ticket It the same amount appears on three of these spots, you win! 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