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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 7,2005 Garden Club sponsors poster contest Ione JV boys lose to Mac-Hi Pioneers (L-K) Cara Osman, members of her third grade class at Heppner Elementary, Garden Club President JoAnne Burleson and Vice-president Chuck Bailey. The local G arden Club along with the National Garden Club Inc. and the USDA Forest Service have invited grade school students to participate in the 2006 Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl G arden Club poster contest. This year the contest was dedicated to helping p rev en t the spread o f in v asiv e sp ecies in our Nation’s forests. W inners o f the National Poster Contest will re c eiv e v ario u s prizes in clu d in g a trip to W ashington D .C. and a savings bond. Winners will be announced at the 2006 National Garden Clubs, Inc. Convention. DA’s Report Lighting contest begins C olum bia B asin Electric sponsors the lighting contest. All of the winners will receive a discount of $25 off of their electric bill. The categories will in clu d e e n trie s from b u sin esses and private residences to include Best U se o f L ig h tin g , M ost O riginal Setting, and the Judge’s Favorite.The street with the most lighting will be nam ed H eppner H oliday Land. All entries will be judged the week of Dec. 19. For m ore information you may contact C lau d ia at the H eppner C ham ber o f C om m erce office 676-5536. Airm an Drew A. M artin completes basic training A ir Force Airman Drew A. M artin has g rad u ated from basic military training at Lackland A ir Force B ase, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of training, Martin studied the A ir Force m ission, organization, and military custom s and c o u rtesies; perform ed d rill and cerem ony m arches, and received physical training, rifle m arksmanship, field train in g e x e rc ise s, and special training in human relations. In addition, Martin earns c re d its tow ard an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son o f Kathy Heathman o f S.W. f f W ilson Lane, Boardman, Ore. M artin is a 2005 graduate of Riverside High School, Boardman. lone hosts Holiday Open House The annual lone Christmas open house has been set for Friday, Dec. 16 from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . R efresh m en ts and door prizes will be offered at many o f the businesses around town offering folks a great opportunity to enjoy the spirit of the season. This event is usually planned for the Friday before Christmas but this year will be held one week earlier. E v ery o n e is welcome to participate. Ring In The Holtdaysl What better way than a Jewelry Box from Mele ? f f ? f f f ? 9 f 9 M orrow C ounty D istric t A tto rn ey has released the following: Jose L oyola Arrendondo, 29, convicted o f R esistin g A rrest and Menacing, sentenced to 2 years of probation, 40 hours o f com m unity serv ice, atten d v ictim s panel, observe no contact order, pay $ 1252 in fines and fees. In addition a violation of p ro b a tio n , A ssau lt IV, sentenced to 20 days in jail and probation is extended for 1 year. Patrick Lee Joe, 40, co n v icted o f M enacing, sen ten ced to 2 years of p ro b atio n , 40 hours o f co m m u n ity serv ice, co m p lete b a tte re r’s intervention program and pay $ 1244 in fines and fees. R ichard Neil Brittian, 44, convicted of T h eft-2 , sentenced to 2 years p ro b atio n , pay restitution of $800 and $813 in Fines and fees. M ich elle Ann Stephens, 32, convicted of attempted class B felony, manufacturing and delivery of a controlled substance, sen ten ced to 2 years probation, driver’s license su sp en d ed , 80 hours of community service and pay $1771 in fines and fee*. We Print Business Cards Heppner Gazette Cory Peterson scores two points for the Cardinals in Saturday’s match up with Mac-Hi Pioneers. By Luke Bradfield and Tiana Camarillo The M ac-H i P io n eers in the lone B ask etb all B onanza Tournam ent defeated the lone JV boys. The tournament began for the JV boys on Dec. 2 when they went head to head with the R iv ersid e P irates. The Cardinals were leading 6-0 after just one minute into the first quarter. When the end of the first quarter rolled around the score was pretty tight, but the boys backslid to w ard s the end o f the second quarter. The Pirates w ith a score o f 46-26 defeated the Cardinals. S atu rd ay , the Cardinal JV boys walked into the gym with their heads held high and ready for M urray's Drug is cu rren tly a M ed icare Part "D " Provider for the follow ing plans; Member Health (Community Care Rx) Asuris Northwest Health Premiere Care AdvantraRX O D S Advantage SilverSt ript Sterling Plus RX Fox Rx Care another game. This time their goal was to defeat the E nterprise O utlaw s. The Outlaws started the game with a lead. “With turnovers being a huge problem for us, we had a hard time keeping up (with Enterprise),” said lone freshm an M att Coleman. The boys were devastated when they lost the game 47-32. “It was a good g a m e ,” co n clu d ed lone’s Cory Peterson, “We all played a much better game than we did in our first game. I think we calm ed down a lot and played better as a team.” The trophy for the J V boys went to the Mac-Hi Pioneers. lone varsity basketball team suffers loss By Tori Heagy The lo n e v arsity boy’s basketball team played the Mac-Hi Pioneers for the B ask etb all B onanza Championship on Saturday, lone C ardinals cam e out stro n g in the first half, leading 25-23 by half time. Senior Kelly Thompson had 6 of his team-high 12 points in the second quarter. In the first half senior Tyler Brown played strong on a hurt ankle. In the second half Brown stayed in the locker room because of the injury. The Cardinals went out hard after the half and kept a 1-point lead by the end o f the third quarter. Midway through the fourth quarter senior starter Tony Bolin obtained a knee injury that took him out for the rest of the game. I n the end the C ard in als couldn't hold off the physical Mac-Hi Pioneers and lost 47-42. S co rers for lone in clu d ed T hom pson 12, Bolin 9, Brown 6. senior Nick Kamp 3, senior Dan Long 2, senior John Walton 5, sophomore Kip Krebs 2, senior Kyle Palmateer 1 and freshman Clay Morter 2. WE PRINT COMPUTER FORMS Heppner Gazette- Times 676-9228 Currently, we are NOT a provider for AARP HEPPNER ELKS 358 676-9181 f We will be open this Sunday from 12-4 with refreshments: cookies, punch & coffee Peterson’s ^ Heppner ^ Jewelers/ 676-9200 9999999999999999999 è ) Hiuttay ô Viug, Inc. 217 North Main, Heppner 676-9158 • www.hcppner.Tiet/nuirnivs Pravutinç trusted, treat pharmacy services since Î 959 Please tall with questions or corn erns. We will provide additional information as we receive it. - "W here Friend* M eet" 142 N orth Main Friday, December 9th - T O Y DIJVJVER B rin g in n n e u ; m i w rap p ed toy m id reeeive n fre e sp a g h e tti d in n er. (T h e toys are taken to the • Veiyhhorhooft Center f o r the Christ max basket h .) 4 4 ■!&%\&4 4 m 4
