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Every year the Heppner Elks 358 sponsors
a hoop shoot for the younger kids through 12
years of age There is a boy and girl winner
in each age division Winners from the local
competition go on to district and then to state
competition in Corvallis The trick is to see
how many free throws you can make out of
25 Both lone and Heppner compete
imes
together, except in their own towns This
years local winners included from left to right
Age group 12-13 Crystal Minster 12/25.
Jered Wickland 18/25, age 10-11 Jenny Krein
9/25. Brian Broderick (not pictured) 20/25;
age 8-9 Adam Doherty 14/25 and Kara Miller
6/25
\\e d n e s d a v . E e b ru a ry I . IW 4
H e p p n e r 25*
St. Pat's Senior Center units available
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Merna Toll ill receives h e lp m > . nq into h e r apartment at the new St Patrick's Senior
Center from her d a u g h te r )■ •>-
- :>rav Some residents will stay their first
night Wednesday m q h t T h e cenu i
rt ;e iv in g some last minute finishing touches but it
should be complete by F r id a y E |M
f t h e nineteen apartments have been rented
Interested persons m a y contact I
k .J v 6 7 6 9141 or JoyceKay Holloman 676-5241 f or a
>ok at the apartments
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BMCC Jazz enscmhlt* treats 111 IS students
A pproxim ates WO Heppner K ie l
School students were treated to a
Concert last Thursday
I he Him
M o u n ta in C o m m u n ity ( o llc c
12-menihcr J.i/ / Ensemble presented
a rousing concert Students selected
to
a tte n d
the
c o n c e rt
had
demonstrated g ix x l in school con
duct during the second nine weeks
The Heppner Economic D evelop
nx-nt C om m ission held its annual
meeting last Wednesday at the E lk s
lid g c
Members voted to impose an an
nual dues o f S25 on e x is tin g
members, and also keep the in itia l
jo in in g fee o f SUX*
Eax: year's president Anne Spicer
went over some o f the w o ik H i IX
has been doing, me luding assistaix i
w ith the hotel renovation, insc-nti*rs
o f land in the Heppner area, and
w ork w ith the Port o t M o rro w
Theresa T a a ffc . head o f the
Eastern C entral Oregon A ssociation
Ot C o u n ties, was the featured
speaker at the dinner m eeting, and
she reviewed that agency’ s role in in
dustrial developm ent in the live
county area
E lection o f new o ffic e rs fo r the
<>l ihe v lu h *1 year hy r»>1 being plat.
i'd m detention or hav ing to nuke up
tim e for missing classes
I he B M C C J a // Ensemble is
u' nier I he d ire cto rsh ip o t instructor
Dan I .ine I h e ir 10 m inute concert
It lUned w o iks o l |a // greats as well
as contem porary |a //
Vnmuil clinic
held Feb. 6
I he public is in vite d to attend an
animal health clinic sponsored by the
O regon Stale Extension service at
the Heppner Elks lo d g e M onday.
Eebruary 6 beginning at 7 p m
Lyn n I undquist, Chairm an o f
Oregon Cattlem en Assoc A n tn u l
Health C om m ittee w ill sjx-ak along
w ith Kod S chohcrt, Nordan Tabs
and D r
D ic k T e m p le , lo c a l
veterinarian
league in
only attended (he parade and the
swearing in ceremonies She said
she enjoyed the paratie most o f all.
w atching it fro m a couple blocks
awav tro n i the W hite House Some
paratie watchers paid SUM) per seat
to r the p riv ile d g c o f watching the
paratie fro m bleacher seats in front
ot the W hite House1 She said it was
a real "e y e o p e n e r" to attenti these1
functions Some tickets to the in
augural K ills cost S I.000 per ticket
There is a real difference between
where we live and W ashington It is
" g l i t / y " there
It concerns nx1 that
those people are running our c<Hin
t r y " , she say s An e xan iple. she say s
is the w om en’ s section in the
Portland ( Jregonian is entitled I iv
mg
The w om en’ s section in the
W ashington Post is called ' S ty le "
Her trip was very interesting, and
Rural fire meeting held in lone Feh. S
A rural tire district w ill he the sub-
ject o f a tow n hall meeting at the
lone H igh School cafeteria on
Wednesday. Eebruary X. at 7 ft)
p m
" A rural lire d is tric t was form ed
in the 5 0 's ." reports ( ’ lin t Krebs,
a rancher at C ecil w ho w ill preside
at the meeting " I he district still ex
ists We just need to tund it "
On the agenda to r the evening are
Rich McF arland, the Deputy State
I ire M arshal, D a rre ll Potter. Con
don s Eire C hief. Jim Swanson, lone
insurance agent and E'orrie Bur ken
bine. Heppner Eire C h icl
fh c purpose o f the meeting is to
diseuvs tJ»e history o t thè tire disine!
and thè costs and hcnefils o t ac
tivating it " W e wanl eversone lo
come lo thè m e e tin g ." sani krehs
" W e nced lo hear all stdes ot thè
issuc
Krebs entphasi/cd thal thè rural
lire d is tric i i \ quite largc
The
clistrict estende tro n i C e cil on thè
north lo Valhy on thè south. and
troni ( 'utslorth ( 'om ers lo thè county
line
A rural tire d istrici w ill nced a tax
base lo tx1 voted on by thosc w ith in
thè cslabltshed d is im i The tow n
hall meeting is bcing held lo decide
whether lo ask tor a tax base
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Theresa Taaffe
14X4 year was to be held at the
Wednesday m orning meeting o f
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C ra ig A n g c ll, senior at Heppner
H igh School has been selected by the
A ll Slat coaches to r the 1484 East
West Shrine Eootball ganx- Ihese
selections are made fro m nonuna
lions hy coaches thniughout Oregon
The coaches to r the East team are
head coach. Bruce Recce, N orth
V a lle y H igh School (G rants Pass)
and a ssista n t c o a ch e s. D ave
D e f orest, I aPinc and R ichard
Fhew. Cove
and career, most pusses attempted in
season aixl career, nxist yards pass
ing in game, season and career, most
touchdow n passes in season and
m o d passes intercepted defense in
game and career
He was selected to W h o 's W h o in
H igh V h ix il Eootball
In his sophomore year in basket
bull he was voted M ost Im proved
As a innior he was selected first team
C BC team 's nxist Valuable Player
and leading scorer
D ick is the son o f D ick and San
dra D evin o f Heppner He has u
sister and bro th e r. K ith younger
Alternate» selected fro m the C B C
include RtxJ T a rte r. C m a ttlla . E ric
W in h o m c. Stanfield. Robert M uncf,
W e s to n M c E w c n
and
Jam es
F rcrm a n tle . W ahtonka
the country uround W ashington is
" h e u u titu l”
" I ' m glad we have
such a beautiful national cupitol ’ ’
Ih e monuments are gorgeous
Meg was guided around hy her
friends saying she could not have
gotten around w ithout them ITiey
also visited Annapolis while she was
there
Meg was very em phatic that
everyone in Oregon should w rite to
their congressmen to n u ke sure they
keep m touch w ith ns and to rem ind
them how we live here It w ould be
easy to forget liv in g in that type ot
atm osphere, it's another w o rld
M eg's brother in law b rixight lo h c i
attention an a rticle he read in Na
I tonal Geographic fhey referred to
Oregon as the Outback Need I say
m ore
Ehe St P atrick's com m ittee is
so licitin g items lo r the auction to be­
held again this year as it was very
successful last year during the St
Pat's celebration
Any number o f items o r services
w ould gladly bo accepted I or m ore
m lo rm u tio n contact Pai Swcency al
h7f, 422ft
A lvo therc is a c ritic a i nced lo r
volunteers to help w ith thè auction
Il you fim i you can givo .tris lim e at
a ll. contact Pat
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to S u rv iv e the
S yste m " one day overview o l l*C
I x >S sponsored by B M C C . original
ly scheduled lo r Eebruary 22, has
been changed to S aturday, M arch
I I I're registration is required Ih e
class w ill run fro m X a m 5 p m aixl
tu itio n is SR) A n additional SS lab
tec w ill bo required unless the stu
dent can bring his ow n IB M or com
patible PC toclavs Call C ixm lin a lo r
Marsha Sweck at ft7ft-5M )‘> to
pro register
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March 11
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Story Hour
lo n i W alnc w ill be reading about
Pigs
at the H eppner P u b lic
I ibrary 's ( 'h ild re n 's story tim e this
Ihursday beginning at It) K) a m
C hildren are welcome to bring a pig.
slutted or tov
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Report
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C raig is the son o f I.arry A n g c ll.
.ind Bobbie A ngcll. Heppnot He has
tw o brotJiers and one sister He has
a nephew. K y lc r 2. who has not
missed one o f C ra ig ’ s fixH bull or
baseball games
C raig was placed on first team A ll
Conference as w ide receiver and
punter in d second team defensive
back He also made first team A ll
State as a receiver and honorable
mention punier H is team mates
voted him Most Valuable Player He
broke 1.1 school tontbull records in
luding nxist receptions fo r yardage
He enjoy« hunting, fishing and
water and snow skiing, arxl is a
nx’ m hcr o f the O utdoor C lub He is
planning on attending cither Eastern
Oregon Stale College or Bend C om
m unitv C ollege to study forestry
C raig said " I am very th rille d and
honored to be selected
W h ip Hagen. W eston Me I wen.
Don Swart. U m a tilla , and Robert
B vriunì. Pilot R ix k
( Xhcr members selected to the
team from the ( B( conference were
Craig Angeli
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Items needed fo r cSt. Pat's auction
Angeli selected as member of
East-West shrine team
Devin selected as Shrine team alternate
D ick D evin. Heppner H igh School
senior, was selected to serve as an
alternate fo r the East West Shrine
Game In the event a team member
o f the East team is unable to par
t x ipate in training camp o r the ganx-
he may be placed on the team
D ick has lettered fo u r years in
football, three in basketball atxl three-
years in baseball As a sophomore.
D evin was chosen second team < H<
safetv and led the
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lions and was v«xcd the team s Most
Im p ro ve d . As a ju n io r he was
»elected to C B C firs t team as safety
and second team quarterback As a
senior. D e vin was C B C firs t team
safety and H o n o ra b le M e n tio n
quarterbac k He led the league in in
lerccptions He bn»ke school records
in most passes com pleted in season
Meg M urray had (he distinct
pleasure o f receiving many in vita
lions fo r the inauguration held in
W ashington. D C last week Meg
w is the M o rro w County C hairm an
tor President elect Hush, thus rcceiv
mg these invitations
She left January 17 and returned
January 22 Meg stayed w ith a
st hool Inend at Lake H a n tro it, ten
m in u te s fr o m th e c e n te r o f
W ashington, D C Her friend and
her husband have recently retired
from governm ent service Meg and
her tnend were schoolmates in
N w h rrg Her tnend vtsqed her
brother back east many years ago
and met and m arried her husband
who was from Boston.
Meg received invitations to in
aueural balls anti other activities but
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