Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 1,2014 - TH R EE
2013...What
a
Year!
Here are a few events you may remember:
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F a th e r G erry C ondon, who served St. P a tric k ’s and St.
W illiam's parishes for 22 years, retired in January.
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lone senior Stewert Syverson
was awarded 2012 Fireman of
the Year aw ard from the lone
Rural Fire Protection District.
The Mustang football team leaped ahead in standings and was unstoppable until it was brought
down by Regis in state semifinals.
T em peratures put M orrow
C ounty through the ringer,
with highs of more than 100
in July (above) and lows that
plummeted to below zero in
December (below).
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A debate over p ark statues sparked controversy.
A mammoth tusk was excavated near lone.
The Telestroke robot at Pioneer M emorial Hospital helped
save the life of local woman Jean Bennett.
The lone 4x100 men's relay team of Evan Rietmann, August
Peterson, Justin Estabrook and Luke Jobes was IA Special
District 3 champion.
M orrow County celebrated its centennial fair, with a return
of past fair and rodeo royalty.
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A baby, Walker Haak, was bora at Pioneer Memorial, only the
second birth there since obstetrics closed in 1986.
Puss in Boots paid a Halloween
visit to Heppner.
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The clock tower on the Morrow County Courthouse was removed for renovation in July.