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Heppner Elks Lodge will he s(H»n
soring (he Pine Wood Derby Races
presented bv CubScinil Troopbfvl
This is open tor the public to attend
Tuesday. January 31. 7 p m al (he
Elks Lodge Cars will be eliminated
lo first second and third places w ith
the winners going to Hermiston tor
District competition Come out and
help cheer the boys on
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Story Hour
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‘ Imagination" is the topic for the
story time at Heppner s l ibrary
Thursday, beginning at 10 TO a m
Kay Proctor is thic storyteller
The children will be making up a
story together this week
Morrow County s Home Owned Newspaper
Lett to right Jeff Waterland, Jerid Eckman, Mike Williams
and David Michaels work on their Pine Box Derby cars at lha
Williams home Monday The boys are getting ready for the der
by to be held January 31.
Heidi granted her wish
azette
VOL 107 NO. 4
W ednesday, Januare 25. 1WJ
Heppner 25*
8 Pages
lone Elementary celebrates
inauguration day in a big way
Shrove pancake
H ck I i Tunell. 7. daughter o f Dick
and Vickie Turrell of Heppner. has
been granted her wish hy (he Make
A W ish' foundation. Oregon
Chapter Heidi, her parents and
sister Molly and brother Ben. will he
leaving February 5 for a tnp to
Disneyland for four days
Heidi has a rare disease, Histto
Cytosis X. which affects bone, skin
and
blood
She
has had
chemotherapy and most recently this
last fall, radiation for lesions in her
skull Heidi has lost over 'A of her
pituitary gland from the lesions and
has to take replacement hormones
for her growth and an anti diuretic
hormone
Dallas Harsin. a former Hepp
nente. was instrumental m getting
Heidi her wish
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Heidi Turrell
Accident kills two men on
Buttercreek highway
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Two men, Jondcll Lee Allison.
2h, Heppner and Kevin Chad
Wilson, 21. Hermiston. were killed
m an accident which occurred at
9 12 a m Monday on Buttercrcek
Highway, south of Interstate K4
one hall mile from the Highway 207
interchange
A van belonging to Mechanic,
Inc of Hermiston southbound on
Highway 27 with three men aboard
Cfts involved in an accident with a
Ford Ranger pickup, belonging to
Allison which was northbound I he
pickup immediately burst into
flames Several people that were
passing by slopped to try to assist in
(Hitting out the fire Firefighters
worked tor over an hinir to try and
tree the three men in the van
The other two men involved were
Edward Ralph Longhorn. Echo and
Brian l ee Butler. Hermiston They
were taken to ( hhh I Shepherd
Hospital in Hermiston for treatment
of their injuries
Oregon State Police have ihe ac
cident under investigation
Hall’s granddaughter wins state award
P*w«o by CI«H »’■O f — x
A number of visiting dignitaries,( lone
Elementary students) enjoy dancing to the
music at the Inauguration Ball last Friday An
The lone Elementary School
celebrated the 200th anniversary of
George Washington's inauguration
with an inaugural ceremony of their
own on January 20
The event began with a military
dnll by the third and fourth grade
students as they presented the
American flag Following this the
dnll team Mood at attention while
Becky Wagcnblast and Joe Baker an
nounced the dignitanes as they
entered the hall
To open the inauguration, Nathan
Rietmann, as Rev Billy Graham,
gave the invocation Jake McElligott
portrayed Chief Justice Rehnqutst
and gave the oath of office to Presi
dent Bush, John Doherty Mellissa
McElligott as Mrs Bush held the Bi
Me for the ceremony. Marie Tworek
as Justice Sandra Day O'Connor
swore in Steven Allen as Vice Presi
dent while Lynde Minster as Mrs
Quay Ic held the Bible Students tak
ing the part of other dignitanes at the
ceremony were Kandy Scott, Sen
Bob Packwood, Andrea DeBoer as
Mrs Packwood; Andrew Anderson.
Sen Mark Hatfield. Macy Childers.
Mrs Hatfield. Bnan Papineau. Rep
Bob Smith; Rschelle Whitmore.
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Bob Sm ith; Stephanie
H aguew ood. Sec. o f Labor,
Elizabeth Dole; Kara Miller was
Oregon's Honorable Mary Deitz
After taking the oath of office as
president. John Doherty gave his
presidential speech and everyone
present sang 'America' This was
followed by the Grand March per
formed by all students in grades one
through five.
Fire Monday
at DeSpain
residence
A fire Monday around 5 p m
resulted in approximately $500 of
dam age, at the Boh DeSpain
residence at 585 N. Gale Street in
Heppner
The cause o f the fire was a faulty
flue, wood attached to the flue ceil
mg joist '' Prompt action by Aloha
DeSpain saved further loss another
10 minutes would have resulted in
a full scale fire,” said Fire Chief
Fom e Burkenbine.
Twelve firemen responded lo the
fire and approximately 2 gallons of
water was used to extinguish the fire
inauguration was held to honor President and
Mrs George Bush in lone, put on by the
students and teachers
At the end of the ceremonies a
grand ball was held It began with
a spec ial dance for the president and
his wife followed by the dignitaries
present and ending with students in
viting their parents to dance
Students had all practiced (he box
step and proper dance etiquette Jan
me Allen and Pam Minster presided
at the lea table
The school activity became a com
mumty event and involved the
assistance of lone American l egion
Post Commander. Conrad Tworek
who instructed the students in flag
etiquette, Cindy Osterland who loan
ed the sound system used hy the
square dance club, Mary Ann
Palmer and Pauline Gates who bak
cd the cookies and Kandy Voshcrg
and John Manck who arranged the
hall
Teachers Diana Kincaid. Barbara
Collins. Jeri McElligott. Laura
Broderick and Betty Rietmann all
felt this was a memorable esent in
their on going class studies of
government and the presidents
Jodi Hall, granddaughter of Gene
and Harriet Hall of Heppner recctv
ed a check and plaque lor winning
the Pennsylvania Stale EFA
Agricultural Sales and or Service
Proficiency Award The award was
presented at the mid winter EFA
Convention held in Harrisburg Penn
sylvama The program is designed
lo recognize EFA members lor
achievement in activities leading to
careers in agriculture
Jodi's winning application was
centered an Hind three major projects
lhat she conducted during the
previous year She was the top
sales(H‘rson during the State College
FFA annual citrus fruit sales K.us
ing and selling poinsettias occupied
her time during the laic fall and into
ihe Christmas season She then con
centrated her project time on grow
ing and marketing of spring bedding
plants
Other EFA accomplishments in
dude being named the local Star
Green hand, winning the regional
Floriculture Record Book Contest,
placing sixth in the Stale Creed
Speaking Contest, securing spots on
both the Stale EFA Band and the
State FFA Chorus and being a
finalist in the Slate luleni Review
TTie State College sophomore is
also active in several otticr school , k
nviiies including basketball, ir.uk,
Student Council, Student Advisory
Council and Ihespían productions
Jmli is the daughter o! David and
Nancy Hall of Stale College, P A
Dave was a I dbg graduate of Hepp
nor High School and was very active
in the local and slate l l- A orgam/a
lions, holding the offices of local
Secretary and President a s well as
the office ot State Reporter Dave
was the vocational agriculture
teacher at Wallow Oregon tor II
years He is currently an instructor
in the Agricultural and Extension
Education Department al the Penn
sylvama Stale I'ntversitv
supper February 7
The annual pancake supper spon
sored hy members of the All Saint 'i
Episcopal Church will again he held
at the parish hall T uesday . February
7 from 5-7: TO p m
The public is cordially invited to
attend and enjoy pancakes, ham.
fruit and beverage
The cost is $2.75 for adults, $1 50
lor students and the entire family can
cal for $8
Annual Booster
club chili feed
Jan. 27
TTu* Heppner High School Hmsier
Club will he- having ihcir annual chili
Iced Friday, January 27 during the
Pilot Rock Heppner basketball
games beginning al 3 p m This year
Ihe club is featuring a family (»Ian
Fans can feed a family of l*»ur for
only $10 I he meal includes chili,
bread, pic and drink Chili, baked
potatoes, hoi dogs and combinations
of these- will he served in the family
meals Single servings will he serv
ed also
This is one ot the major money
making projects that the club holds
yearly Money from this and other
projects goes towards scholarships
and high school activities In
December the c lub donated SM) to
Nance Wright tor her trip to West
Germany
Most recently, the
Booster Club bought new head
phones for the football team Presi
dent I cc Padhcrg has been working
on a project that will provide the
high school with an events hoard
Ihe Booster (Tub holds their
meetings on the second Monday ot
each month at the Ployhar Insurance
building Ml members and anyone
interested in helping with activities
is welcomed to attend
Plan lo attend the Pilot Rink
Heppner basketball games and take
the f.irmly to the chili feed
The St Patrick'* Day Committee
will be m eeting W ednesday.
February I, at 7 p m at the Exten
sion Conference mom
At the last meeting on January 19.
it was decided to have a karate
demonstration, new this year, and
radio-controlled car races again The
Scotch Doubles howling tournament
will go again this year with the pri/c
being a tnp to Sunnvcr providing
there arc 40 entries The Sheep Dog
Trials will again he featured, the
museum has planned arts and crafts
demonstrations throughout the day,
an Irish Parade and an Outdoor Auc
tion, for which much help is need
cd, contact Pal Sweeney
There will he a stew feed, brunch,
ham dinner and Mario's l.amh
Barbecue as well as many fix»d
booths downtown The KCMA ( of
fee Hour will he broadcast live from
the Elks on Saturday and a bed race
will highlight the day
It is planned to dedicate the St
Patrick's Day Hotel on Saturday
plus many more activities are
planned
Anyone with ideas or lhat is in
tcrested in helping is invited to come
to this celebration
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Thai's right seeing double -this calf that belonged to Sam
Bellamy, Lexington, was born with two heads Saturday
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