H rp p w r ( i a i d l r T i m n . H rp p n rr, O regon M rd n rv L n , CXlober 25, 1 989 - TIIKF K
Columbia Jr. High begins
anti-drug campaign
Columbia Junior High School has
begun in an and drug campaign till
ed ‘ Red Ribbon W eek.'' October 20
through Oct 26 Actis it tec include
Oct 20-Roger Kerne of Portland
»poke to student» on the dangers of
chemical abuse and his pervuul ex
periences. a barbecue at the school
with Hcppner Junior High at Colum
bia following Mr Kern's talk
Oct 23 student poster contest dur
ing homeroom sessions Winners
will have an ice cream feed
Oct 24 '' Red clothing and shades
da> '' Eirnphasis will he on being ac
cepted among peers with«nit drugs
CXl 25 poster judging «lav and
facults banners proclaiming " It's up
to you.**
Oct 26 school wide dance conti
nuing anti drug message (hat we can
have fun without drugs
This week at Columbia is spon
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consisting of Kevan Pratt. Sally
Fdingcr, RcNae Howling. Jerry
Martin. Sharon txinweber. Shelles
Powell and l vnda Fredencks«*n
Willows grange dinner Sunday
The Willows Grange annual
turkey dinner and ba/aar will be
Sumlav Oct 2l> troni 12 Ml to 2
p m The c«*st is $5 f**r adults ami
52 50 for children ft to 12
JV Pirates lose to Umatilla
By Marty Suter
The Riverside Pirates J V could
mit afford to falter against Umatilla
Tuesday night in their 12-5, 15 6,
15-11 loss
Setter Rochelle Neal showed her
skill at the net to set up Riverside s
attack in the first game Michelle
Jeppsen and l>awn Anumms carried
the Pirate netters. while Patricia
Wetzel anchored the back court
Umatilla «Jommatcd at the service
line
The W jhtonkj Eagles ruined the
Pirates homecoming week, defeating
Riverside. 16 14, 15 K The Eagles
were sparked by their 6 ’ 0 "
sophomore mukllc bltickcr at the mi
Riverside battlc«l the Eagles down to
the wire At one point the Pirates
lagged by six points
Top hitters were Molly I vans.
Dawn Ammons. Joleen Hultman
ami Jana Mounts with Rochelle Neal
assisting at the setter position
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Lexington Auto Body
will be CLOSED
Oct. 30 to Nov. 5
Wreckers will still be available
24 Hr Service
Adult care group
home in Irrigon
By Beth S te p h en s
A gmup home. Adult F*»ster Care,
located in Irrigon. is for elderly or
handicapped persons Owners.
Marl«* and Dorctta Rodnck, have IK
years experience "A s a stale
licensed facility with a family set
ting, we encourage your family and
friends to s isii and be a pari of our
activities," said the Kodricks
"D irect care, inc luding bathing and
dispensing of medications are pnv
\|ded Nutritious and regular meals
are served We d«* laundry also
I here are only five beds so residents
will always be c«*nsidcred a pers*»n,
m*t a number
For m ore inform ation call
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Boardman • Irrigon
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Lexington Auto Body • Lexington
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By Mikka E vans
The Riverside Pirates clinched a
playoff spot with the first win i*vcr
the W ahtonka Kaglcs in five years
The Pirates showed no mercy to
the Eagles celebrating th eir
homecoming with a 33-7 win
Riverside’s offense rolled up 372
7th and 8th winning two of three
matches
On (Xu*bcr 21. the 8th grade
Ponies met at the Athena-Weston
scho»*l for their volleyball t«uirna
mcnl fhe girls tm*k on their op
ponentv lone. Columbia, Echo and
Pili*t Rock and brimght h«*mc a
fourth place ribb»*n
Die last away game will he played
at Condon on (Xtobcr 2b at 3 p m
Wood still available
Although woodcutting vcas«»n is
winding down there is still plenty of
wotd available in several areas
Area 2 near Ditch Creek Guard S i . i
lion will be opened till Thursday,
October 2ft Area II located on
Sunflower Flats ami Area 12 near
Hull Prairie Campground is schedul
e«l to close Sunday. November '
Area I past Pcnland l akc will open
for a two-week period beginning Fri
day. October 20. ami close on
November 5
Permits are still available at the
Heppner Ranger District and Millers
Chevron Mini Mail Woodcutters
arc reminded to remain at the wood
area at least I hour after using a
chainsaw and make sure yi*u validate
v'«ir load ticket before leaving the
wood cutting area fhe cost is still
S ' per cord with a 4 cord minimum
and a 10 cord limit
This year, the district again
employed a wmidcutting officer to
help alleviate wood cutting viola
turns, especially cutting illegal trex-s
(icrald Bergstrom, a local resident,
patrols the areas to spot violators,
ami idlers assistance and answers
questions to woodcutters
Gerald combines his l«>ve of the
mountains and his gregarious nature
in his work as he encounters not on
ly woodcutters but campers ami
hunters as well He says he Icels
most people are generally nice ami
foil« w the rules and only has en
countered mim*r inlractions
A Cub Scout organizational
meeting will be held on Ihurviav,
(Xt 2ft at 7 p m at the Heppner
Flementary School cafeteria
Parents of interested boys first
through fifth grades arc invited to
attend
For more information call Judy
K kman, 989 X498 or Jeff Wallace.
b7ft S213
yards while their defense gave up
icss than 100
W ahtonka s only score was on an
85 yard kick-off return
"It was an outstanding team ef
fo rt." commented Dirkscn "W e
pretty well dominated in every
aspect "
Jon Horn rushed for 110 yards on
|9 carries and sc«*rcd once for the
Pirates Team mate Matt Andreav*n
rushed for 98 yards «>n 11 carries and
scored on runs of one ami 3ft yards
Frnldy Flores, who replaced an in
jured H orn, scored the final
touch«k*wn for the Pirates
Pirate volleyball team
wins homecoming
By Mikka E vans
The Riverside Pirates didn't let the
W ahtonka Eagles spoil their
homecoming Thurvlay with a 15 12.
IS II win
I Tie Pirates were ready t*> win
K. ismc Westmoreland lid ihi- Pirates
behind the lino versing I ' tor | i
leading the Pirates with hits ami
kills were Westmoreland. April
Morgan ami I rina S.isles who com
bimd lor 31 out «*1 Ift hits and 1'
kills
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"I thought we playcxl pretty well
as a team ." said Coach Barton "It
seemed like everyone wav ready to
play."
l ucsiljy, ( kt 24 agamvt Hcppner
was the last league play f«*r six
Pirates Sherri lak e, Lisa Short.
Wendy Dawson, Marty Suter. Joy
Hcllbcfg ami kassic Westm«*relaml
Ihcsc six seniors ami the rest «if
the Pirate team plan on going out in
style hy moving to the playoffs
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INM I VIT WATER METERS NOW
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Insulate your meter for the winter months. You may
use gunny sacks, insulation, rugs etc. in a plastic
hag P L E A S E DO N O T U SE S A W D U S T OR
B A R K . It you have had frozen pipes in the past, it
is advisable to let a faucet run at a fast drip during
extremely cold weather. Any damages resulting from
frozen water meters that have not been insulated will
be repaired at the owner’s expense. You w ill be bill
ed a minimum until the meters are read again in
mid-March.
Please avoid putting rubber and plastic items, oil,
grease.etc. into our sewer system. These clog the
sewer lines causing sewage to back up. perhaps into
your home.
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Frnabel Mittlesdort
Dan and M ary I ou Daltoso
Kurt and D ee G antenbein
I lillv ie w Dairy
Ronald and Dolm a Fleiple
Dan and Jan Shoemake
Louis and Dorothy Kanyid
Shane and D o u g Fritz
Sim and Ramona Ten Eyck
Eric and M arnie Anderson
Paul and Sue Proudfoot
Virginia G rie b «ind F.imily
Bob Ployhar
I l.irold I k iller
John and D iane Kilkenny
Butch and Judie Laughlin
Jerry and Carm en H ealy
Joyce Hughes
Larry and C o rrin e Lindsay
Rosella l indsay
Stafford and M ary Fli/alieth Hansell
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Please mail in ballot by Nov. 7th. THIS ISSUE IS NOT OVER!
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David Winters
City Foreman
HIGHER SCHOOL TAXES
HIGHER COUNTY TAXES
HIGHER CRIME RATE
MORE DRUGS IN AREA
ESCAPES FROM MINIMUM
SECURITY PRISON
HIGHER INSURANCE RATES
3000 BED MEGA PRISON
Shirley Zielinski
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VOTE NO ON
PRISON REFERENDUM
Fritz and Janice Cutsforth
Cutsforth Ranch
H elen Pettyjohn
M ark and Terrie Cutsforth
C e c il and D elpha Jones
W ayne and D iane Ham s
Tom Pointer
C h arlie and M arcia Anderson
Larry and Betty M ills
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Riverside Pirates clinch playoff spot
Cub scouts meeting set
989-8545
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Call 6T&-9228 or 48l-2*X)l or 922-3M9
Ponies win in Volleyball
By April Rollis
On October |9 the Heppner
Pomes traveled to Umatilla to com
pete in three rounds of volleyball
With the 7th gr.nlc girls playing their
games in an old barn gym and the
Mth grade girls playing in the high
sch«*«*l gym. the actu*n was intense
and exciting as both teams were in
competition the same time
After all the games were played,
our girls defeated their rival with the
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