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TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, October 18,2006
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Homecoming activities
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PAID FOR BY ELECT CHRISTOPHER R BRAUER CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE COMMITTEE
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Commercial zoned
building in lone
Dale “Dalia’ Holland shows off for the judges during a
Spirit Week beauty pageant.
5152 sq ft building on 75 X 100 lot zoned
commercial. Original building built in 1947, back
portion added in 1971. Would make good
business location or use for storage.
$ 47,500
2 Bedroom I bath
Double lot w / shop
1898 home with 2092 sq ft
living area.
Double lot with shop on one lot
Front porch and deck in back
$ 89,000
Call me to see your
property listed here!!
Restaurant &
Lounge
Dalton Campbell makes a play for the hall while Richard
Bohna hacks him up at the lone Macho Man Volleyball game.
Restaurant and Lounge in Heppner. All
Fixtures and inventory included in sale.
Turn-key operation. Walk in and run your
own business.
2 Bedroom 1 bath. Propane heat
Unfinished attic. Large shop
City water, City Sewer
66 x 130’ lot
Fenced Yard
$ 2 1 9 ,0 0 0
Mountain Home With
Great View
$ 65,900
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Property
2 parcels
40 Acres &
120 Acres
Kaylee Palm ateer tackles Kayla LaKue at lone’s
Powder Puff Football Game.
160 acres
$ 160,000
By Brittnee DesBouillons
On Friday. Oct. 13. the lone High School football
and volleyball teams celebrated their homecoming. lone
hosted the Sherman County Huskies. At halftime, the
homecoming court was introduced. The court made their
entrance in all kinds of beautiful cars. The court includes
Queen Kayla LaRue. King Mark Davidson, Princess Tori
Heagy. Princess Aimee Emery. Princess IrinaChekmezova.
Princess Brianna Peterson. Princess Emily Rietmann, Prince
Christian Cannon. Prince Cody Keisling. Prince Isaac
Stillman. Prince RJ Ramos. Prince Richard Bohna and
Crown Bearers Sydney Payant and Logan Burright.
Friday's game capped off a Spirit Week filled with
exciting events. The class competitions included a tug-of-
war. volleyball match, cheese puff toss and a donut
wheelbarrow race, all of w hich took place during the daily
pep assemblies. Thursday's assembly also featured several
of the male staff members competing in a beauty pageant.
Dale "Dalia" Holland was chosen the winner by crowd
applause. The dress up days during the week included
Pajama Day. Rock Star Day. Dress Like Your Parent Day
and Cardinal Pride Day.
On Wednesday night. Oct. 11. the girls held their
annual Powder Puff football game and the boys had their
Macho Man volleyball game. Thursday included a spaghetti
feed and the traditional bonfire where the students cheered
the night away.
After very hard fought, close games by both the
girls and the boys, everyone was ready for the Homecoming
Dance at the Legion Hall. All in all. it was one of the best
homecoming weeks in recent history. The student council
is appreciated for all their work.
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G reat hunting: deer, elk. and m
tu rk ey . W ater sp rin g s. Your ™
own getaway.
160 acres M a tlo ck C reek
1975 Manufactured 2 Bedroom 2 bath
house on 5 rn/l acres. New siding, decks,
windows and insulation. Guest bunkhousc.
Property includes: carport, shed, garage,
gazebo and small ham
This parcel has a seasonal creek running
through the property. Located SW of Ukiah in
Heppner Wildlife Unit. Land Owner Prefer­
ence tags for deer and elk.
$ 145,000
$ 123,500
Information deemed correct not guaranteed
188 W. Willow • P.0. Box 337 • Heppner, OR 97836
(541) 676-9228 • 1-800-326-2152
Properly listings are available
at www.svkesrealeslate.net
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