FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, October 13,2010
DA’s
Second annual Hall of Fame for lone High School held
On Saturday, Oc
tober 2, the community
of lone celebrated the in
duction of 51 outstanding
students, teachers, 1960
winning state champion
football team and coaches.
This year’s ceremony took
in the years 193 5 to 1970.1 n
2009 there were 52 induct
ees from 1922 to 1960.
The Hall of l ame
is to honor outstanding
individuals who, through
their exceptional achieve
ments have brought honor
to themselves, lone High
School, and the lone com
munity. The lone Cardi
nal Booster Club sponsors
this event. Nominations
are accepted from January
through June each year.
The selection committee re
views and recommends the
list to the Cardinal Booster
Club and the Board of Di
rectors.
Hall of Fame mem
bers are inducted in the
fall following their elec
tion. Nomination forms are
available on line at http://
www.ione.kl2.or.us/boost-
erclub halloffame. The
2009 and 2010 list of in
ductees can also be viewed
at the web site.
For more informa
tion about the Hall of Fame
contact Jeri McElligott at
541-422-7257 or Ryan Ru
dolph at 541-422-7131.
R e p o rt
The Morrow Coun
ty District Attorney’s Office
has released the following
report:
-Robert Edward
Flanagan, 35, was convict
ed of Attempt to Commit a
Class C/Unclassified Felo
ny - Possession of Meth,
a Class A misdemeanor,
and was sentenced to 90
days incarceration with 90
days suspended, two years
bench probation, complete
32 hours of community
service, other conditions,
and pay $738 in fines, fees,
and assessments.
-Marion Taylor III,
50, was convicted of As
sault in the Fourth Degree,
a Class A misdemeanor,
and was sentenced to one
year incarceration and other
conditions. Taylor was also
convicted of Harassment, a
Class B misdemeanor.
-Andrey Vasilovich
Kleymenov, 32, was con
victed of Possession of Her
oin, a Class B felony, and
was sentenced to 18 months
supervised probation, 90
sanction units with 30 jail
units, other conditions, and
pay $1,763 in fines, fees,
and assessments.
Top Left Photo: Ryan Rudolf and Helen Crawford - oldest
inductee into 2010 Hall of Fame. Bottom Left Photo: Frank
Rea - co-captain of I960 state champs. Top Right Photo: Wayne
Hams - co-captain of I960 state champs. Bottom Right Photo:
1960 state football championship team. -Contributed Photos
C h ic k to w o r k
Navy and National Guard to hold public open house scoping meetings
for Naval Weapons Systems Training Facility Boardman
The U.S. Navy, in
cooperation with the Na
tional Guard Bureau and
the Oregon National Guard,
is in the initial stages of
preparing an Environmental
Impact Statement (EIS) to
evaluate potential environ
mental effects associated
with current and proposed
military training and testing
activities at Naval Weapons
Systems Training Facil
ity j( N W ^
Two open house scoping
meetings will be held from
5 - 8 p.m. at the following
locations: Port of Morrow
Conference Center, River
front Room, on October 27;
and Hermiston Conference
Center, Rotary Room, on
October 28.
The Navy and the
National Guard are initiat
ing the scoping process to
identify commujijty con
cerns and issues for analysis'
Katie Olsen (Riney)
O ctober 23rd
C o n d o n Elks Club
11 am - 1pm
Soup & Salad
Luncheon
Registered at Murray's (H e p p n e r & C o ndon) and Target
Hostesses: Terri Camine, Megan Reece, Lori Snider, Melissa
Carnine, Nancy Wilkins, Theresa Jamieson & Cassandra Flatt
in the EIS. The Navy and
the National Guard are
seeking public involve
ment and input, which are
fundamental parts of the
EIS development under the
National Environmental
Policy Act (NEPA). As part
of the public participation
process, the Navy and the
National Guard will hold
open house meetings in Or
egon to obtain public.input
on the scope ofthe N\V^(TF
Boardman EIS.
The Navy and the
National Guard propose
to implement actions to
increase certain military
training activities from cur
rent levels to support Navy
and Oregon National Guard
requirements; develop ap
propriate ranges and facili
ties; accommodate mission
requirements associated
with force structure changes
Morrow C o u i^ ^
OKTOBERFEST
October 16th 2010
lone Legion Hall
Doors open at 5:00 P.M. Music begins at 6:30
$5.00 cover/children 18 and under FREE.
TWO AMAZING BANDS TO PERFORM
* ROWDY FIX*
Pendleton based country western band
"LIVELY, FUN AND SUPER TALENTED"
Including local Alum Adrienne Swanson!
and the introduction of new public may arrive at any
weapons systems; imple time during each scoping
ment range enhancements; meeting. There will be no
and maintain current train formal presentation; how
ing activities.
ever, Navy and National
The proposed ac Guard representatives will
tion would result in selec be on hand to discuss the
tively focused but critical project and the proposed
enhancements and increas action.
es in training that are nec
All written com
essary to ensure NWSTF ments must be postmarked
Boardman supports mili or received during the com
tary training and readiness ment period (o be cón-
objectives. The NWSTF :'Vldélr¿'d m fh'é'TYi'áñ'ÉtS."
Boardman EIS will analyze Written coitliri'ents must be
potential environmental postmarked by November
effects from the training 15, 2010, and mailed to:
of U.S. military forces in Naval Facilities Engineer
military airspace above and ing Command, Northwest,
land training areas within Attn: Mrs. Amy Burt -
the boundaries of NWSTF NWSTF Boardman EIS
Boardman.
Project Manager, 1101
The public is in Tautog Circle, Suite 203,
vited to attend open house Silverdale,WA98315-1101.
style scoping meetings for Comments may also be
information about the pro submitted online at www.
posed action and to provide NWSTFBoardmanEIS.com
comments on factors to be or submitted in person at the
considered in the EIS. The scoping meetings.
Lady Cardinal basketball team
raffling off Civil War tickets
The lone Lady Cardinal basketball team is cur
rently holding a fundraiser raffle. The team is raffling off
two Civil War tickets. There are 200 tickets for sale and
the cost is $10 per ticket.
Contact Mike Garrett at mikegarrett@centuryel.
net (541 -422-7100) or any lone Lady Cardinal team mem
ber for tickets.
Colum bia Basin Electric C o-O p
Annual Photography Contest
ENTRIES ACCEPTED AT CONDON AND HEPPNER
OFFICES NOW THRU OCTOBER 27TH AT 5:00 PM
Entries must be photographs, either standard or digital,
color or black-and-white, and taken within the C.B.E.C.
service territory, with some
indication or reference to electricity
or electrical infrastructure.
TWO ENTRY CLASSES:
CD RELEASE PARTY FROM LOCAL BAN
*EVEN PLANE*
The same photo may be entered in both classes if
desired, but a copy for each class will be required. 8 x 1 0
photos are preferred, but smaller entries are allowed.
Featuring Wayne S e itz __ Dustin
Padberg. . , . M atthew Greenup
Prizes Awarded in each class
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
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People / Animals
Landscapes / General interest
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p r o je c t
Eric Chick of Hep
pner will be working on
Eagle Scout project this
Friday and Saturday. He
will be scraping and paint
ing the bleachers at the
football field.
Community' mem
bers that would like to help
can bring scrapers and meet
at the field at 8 a.m.
For more informa
tion call 541-676-8050.
4 -H R o c k e t C lu b
b e in g o r g a n iz e d
Pat Struthers o f
Heppner is organizing a
new 4-H Model Rocketry
Club. The first orienta
tion meeting is tentatively
scheduled for Thursday,
October 28, at 7 p.m. at the
Morrow County Extension
Office.
Struthers would
like to limit the group to
six members (4th through
10,h grade) for this year,
although the size of the
group could be expanded
if demand and community
support warrant it. The club
will try to organize a public
demonstration launch for
late October/early Novem
ber if weather permits.
The 4-H Rocketry
program will entail some
serious commitment on the
part of both parents and
youth, in keeping with all
4-H activities. The club
currently has considerable
funds to get started, but do
nations will certainly be ap
preciated. A ‘Launch Box’
will be available to new
members for $50; this pack
age includes three rocket
kits, motors, construction
tools and supplies, as well
as launch supplies and a
rugged plastic storage box.
Kids and parents
who are interested in a chal
lenging, hands-on technol
ogy- and science-oriented
activity are welcomed to
contact Pat Struthers at
541-626-3096 or by email
at patstr@uci.net.
Prizes- $50 for first place
$35 for second place
$ 15 for third place
Entrants will agree to allow Columbia Basin Electric Co-Op
to enlarge, frame, and permanently display winning entries
at C.B.E.C.'s discretion, with no compensation or value paid.
Appropriate recognition will be noted of entrant. All entrants
must be members / consumers of Columbia Basin Electric
Cooperative, Inc. No single entrant may submit more than
four (4) entries in any one class.
r_9^” The c o n s tit u tio n ^ ,
can only protect the
public to the extent
that the public w ill
figh t to defend
the con stitution"
T homas S ow ell
For additional information Call Tom Wolff
i of C.B.E.C.’s Heppner office at 676-9146.
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