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girls’ first parade and rodeo on
their horses.
Queen Sybil Krebs treated all
the royalty to a luncheon before
the rodeo. Numerous queens and
courts attended.
The girls
participated in the grand entry
and were honored by a first-place
win for the parade.
The next event for the court
w ill
be
in
Waitsburg,
Washington, on M ay 23.
Queen Maci Childers handed
out ribbons and awards at the
second annual Bob Schiller
Memorial Sheepdog trail M ay 3,
held at M aci’s grandmother's
ranch. Top dog handlers were
present at the trial.
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lone High School seniors: Jake
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Orem, Katie Garrett, Brenda
Burright, Kara Miller and Len
Rietmann. Not pictured Jenny
Sullivan.
By Nova Rietmann
The lone High School
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junior/senior banquet was held
Wednesday, April 29.
The evening started o f f with
junior class president, Niki
Sullivan, greeting the parents o f
the seniors, staff o f lone high
and school officials.
Dinner was prepared by the
junior class mothers and served
by the sophomore class. The
dinner menu was chicken cordon
bleu, w ild rice, green beans, a
frozen fruit cup, and Oreo cheese
cake.
The evening ended with toasts
to the senior class.
Willow Creek Road construction status report
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The follow ing construction
status report from the U.S.
Department o f Transportation on
the W illo w Creek Road as o f
Monday, M ay 4, is as follows:
Planned construction activities
for the week o f Monday, May
14:
A portion o f the clearing limits
have been established for the first
section o f the project. On
Monday,
May
4.
Tidewater's(Tidewater
Contractors, Inc., Brookings, the
prime contractor for the project)
surveyor w ill be back on the
project and continue setting the
clearing limits.
Tidewater
started falling trees at the
beginning o f the project, which is
near the south limits o f Cutsforth
Park, and continue working
towards the top o f Coal Mine
Grade.
Starting this week an additional
tree falling crew, along with a
processor,
w ill speed up the
clearing operation.
Tidewater
plans to waste the slash and
debris at the location o f the
present private logging operation
located immediately north o f the
project.
A t this time the roadway will
remain open to the public
because the detour route through
Shaw Mountain Road is not open
because o f snow depth.
Various pieces o f survey and
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The lone Lions Club has
planned its fourth annual Italian
Dinner on Monday, M ay 18, at
Beecher's Cafe in lone.
There w ill be two seatings-at
5:30 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m.
Reservations are by advance
ticket sales.
The dinner will include lasagna
and spaghetti, garlic bread, salad,
spumoni ice cream, coffee or soft
drink and a complimentary glass
o f wine for adults.
The evening w ill also feature
music by strolling accordianist
Jeff Wallace.
Tickets are $7 for adults, $4 for
12 years and under,
and
preschoolers, free. Tickets are
available at Beecher's Cafe,
E arl W oods, Jr.
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for
additional
information.
I f you need to
contact the Federal Highway
D ivision by mail, use the
follow ing
address:
Federal
H igh w ay
Administration,
General
Delivery,
Heppner,
Oregon 97836, Att.: Robert G.
Toops.
The
Federal
Highway
Administration o ffice is located
in the Heppner Ranger District,
117 South Main, Heppner,
Oregon, 97836
lone Lions Club plan Italian dinner
RE-ELECT
WOODS
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ATTORNEY
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construction equipment w ill be
working along the right-of-way
starting on Monday, May 4, and
w ill continue through the week.
Please be aware o f the work in
the area.
Federal Highways asks the
public
for
their
patience,
consideration and cooperation
during this construction season
and hopes that the work w ill be
completed with a minimum o f
delays.
Contact Robert G. Toops,
project engineer, at 676-5904 in
12 years prosecutorial experience
Former police officer
Veteran and currently a LTC in the Oregon
National Guard
12 years civil law experience
Born and raised in Eastern Oregon
Endorsed by the Chiefs of Police of Boardman
and Heppner, the Morrow County Sheriff and
virtually all county police officers
Wheatland Insurance, Bank o f
Eastern Oregon in Heppner and
lone and from any lone Lions
club member.
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustangs used a
big sixth inning in the second
gam e to sw ee p the v is itin g
Umatilla V ikings on Saturday,
May 2. The Mustangs won the
first game, 9-8, and the second,
10-6.
In the first game, the Mustangs
lead 6-3 after three innings before
Umatilla scored four runs in the
top o f the fourth to take a 7-6 lead.
The Mustangs then scored single
runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth
innings and allowed just one run
for the Vikings to hang on for the
9-8 win.
Tim Sumner led the Mustangs
at the plate, going three for three,
w ith tw o d o u b les. D y la n
Pettyjohn went one for three and
had two RBIs.
Pettyjohn picked up the win in
relie f o f Tim Dickenson.
In the second game, the V i ­
kings took a 6-1 lead into the bot­
tom o f the sixth, with the help o f
a three-run homer by Lewis.
The Mustangs then erupted for
nine runs in the sixth, powered by
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sister, Sayra.
"Everything goes at a slower
pace around here. Last night we
were coming back from fishing,
and we drove down Main Street
at about 30. There were only a
couple o f cars. In Portland i f
there was a street like that.
people would be going 70," says
Blackmore. 'it's very different.
Everyone is nice. I expected the
area to be flatter. M ajor things
aren’t here. I like Portland. But
the isolation is nice, you can go
hiking, fishing and shooting. M y
family has shown me a lot o f
hospitality."
Seems everybody and his dog
Wants the county judge’s job.
But Guy is the man / With the right kind of plan
To defeat this kind of mob.
Paid for by Cork and Jim Norene
ITALIAN D IN N E R
Monday, May 18th
Beecher’s Cafe in lone
5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. seatings
Aduks-$7 • 12 yrs &under-$4 • preschool free
Reservations by advance ticket sales, please
Lasagna and Spaghetti • Garlic Bread, Salad
Spumoni Ice Cream • Coffee or Soft Drink
Complimentary glass o f wine fo r adults
Tickets available at Beecher’s Cafe, W heatland Insurance,
Heppner & lone Bank o f E.O. or any lone Lion.
M u s ic b y S t r o llin g A c c o r d ia n is t J e ff W a lla c e
SP O N S O R E D BY T H E IO N E L IO N S C LU B
two-run home runs by Chris A n ­
thony and Shane M a th en y.
Sum ner a lso had a tw o R B I
double in the inning.
Anthony ended up three for
five, with a double and the home
run for the day. Mark M cElligott
went tw o for two.
Anthony took the win, with
Pettyjohn pitching the seventh
inning for the save.
The Mustangs improved to 10-
2 in the Columbia Basin Confer­
ence East Division and 14-4 over­
all. The Mustangs played at home
again st W e s to n -M c E w e n on
Tuesday, M ay 5, and travel to P i­
lot Rock for a big game on Tues­
day, M ay 12.
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Statistics:
Game one:
Umatilla- 111 401 0 - 8 4 1
Heppner- 132 111 x - 9 8 6
Payton, Ford (5) and Cleaver.
Tim Dickenson, Dylan Pettyjohn
(5) and Alan Gribskov.
HR-none
Game two:
Umatilla- 200 040 0 - 6 6 3
Heppner-010 009 x - 10 6 6
Gonzales, Savage (6) and
Cleaver.
Chris Anthony, Dylan Pettyjohn
(7) and Alan Gribskov.
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Chris Anthony and Shane Matheny
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School district
spelling contest
The annual M orrow County
School District Spelling Contest
w ill be held on Thursday, May 14
at 6:30 p.m. at Heppner High
School (H H S).
Linda Dutcher is in charge o f
local arrangements at HHS.
The public is welcom e to ob­
serve the contest. Refreshments
w ill be served at the end o f the
competition.
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The Friends of Heppner feel it is IMPORTANT
for all citizens to have good information regarding
the proposed Youth Accountability Camp (YAC)
in Heppner.
We have prepared some frequently asked questions about the camp.
The responses are provided by the city and county officials in
their presentation and application to the state:
1) Describe the capacity and willingness o f the local jurisdictions to accommodate ANY future
expansion o f the facility?
Answer: “The City of Heppner would not only be willing, but would also be excited to help
accommodate future expansion... Moreover, the proposed site is large enough to accom­
modate expansion.”
2) Is there a possibility that the youth from the YAC will mingle with our community? And will they
be taking summer job s from our local children?
Answer: “Yes, these youths will leave the YAC to work... They will be working on projects
to benefit the community. These projects may be with the U.S. Forest Service doing trail
building, with the OD0T doing roadside cleanup, or with the ODFW improving habitat on
rivers.”
3) Who will pay fo r the property, electrical service to, water, sewer and roads fo r the new camp?
Today, we have no firm answer from our local officials. We can tell you this - the STATE
wants US to pay!
ATTEND AN INFORMATIONAL MEETING:
May 7th at 7:30 p.m. at the St. Patrick’s Parish Hall
R em em b er - every n onparticipant has been consid ered a yes f o r YAC!
This event is not sanctioned by the Catholic Church
Paid for by Friends of Heppner
Pax) k>r by the Committee to Re-Elect Earl Woods. Jr , 62774 Highway 74. lone
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Left to right: Morrow County Fair
and Orsgon Trail Pro Rodeo
Queen Maci Childers, Princess
Bobbie Rankin and Princess
Lindsay Ward.
The M orrow County Fair and
Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Court
made an appearance at the
Arlington Saddle Club Parade
and Rodeo, May 2. This was the
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