Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR
About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 2014)
I I SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 22, 2014 Cardinals bounce back to defeat Honkers 56-24 Cardinal volleyball celebrates its seniors Elgin in a non-league con test at home at 7 p.m. this week. lone then travels to Spray the following week, where a win will secure a position in the play-offs. Spray game time is Friday. Oct. 31, at 1 p.m. Last week’s stats are as follows: lone 56, Arlington 24 R u sh in g lone C ardinal Cord Flynn (#22) carries the ball toward the end /one with Donald McKIliuott (#80) blocking for him in last week's game against Arlington. Flynn carried the ball for many touchdowns on the night, w hile McHlligott also had a big night on the gridiron against the Honkers. Photo by Paula Emmel The lon e Cardinals bounced back last week. responding well after two tough losses to Dufur and Sherman, and defeated Ar lington by a crushing 56-24. “The offensive line did a great job and we were able to sustain a couple of long drives to put the game away,” said lone Coach Stan Weiper. “Cord Flynn had a dominating game, running for over 400 yards and scor ing six touchdowns.” lone is currently ranked #20 in 1A w ith a 4-3 overall record and a 3-2 league re cord. The Cardinals play 2A Cord Flvnn— 32x406 yards. 5 T.D. Donald M cElligott— 15x 62 yards, 2 T.D. Jason Juarez— 4x24 yards P a ssin g Jason Juarez— 1x2 25 yards, 1 T.D. S c o rin g Jason Juarez— 1 pat, 2 pts D onald M c E llig o tt— 2 T.D., 12 pts. Cord Flynn— 6 T.D., 3 pat., 42 pts. F u m b le reco vered Top: Kelsey Van Os, exchange student from the Netherlands, hosted by the Anna and Jerry McElligott family. Above: Nu- pur Gorain, exchange student from India, hosted by the Joel P eterson and Lea M atthieu family. Upper Right: Lauren G arrett and her family: Tobey, Mike and sister, Claire. Right: Cardinal senior Lauren Garrett shoots the ball over the net dur ing the game against Helix last som e fun and uplifting County Choir Festival to week, lone lost to Griswold 3-0 choral works. The group continue to provide musical w ith sets of 25-18, 25-23 and 25- will then hold a concert in opportunities to youth in 1A 12. Despite the scores, though, the girls improved defensively in the evening for anyone and 2A schools. last week. The team travels to interested to attending. “The lone choir is ex Sherm an Thursday for the Big The concert will begin cited to be hosting this Sky District crossover playoffs. at 6 p.m. in the lone El event and we hope to see W inner of that game w ill go on ementary gym; admission you all there!” says lone to face Condon-W heeler (East is $1. music director Jordan Be #1) at the district tournam ent on Oct. 25. -Photos by Paula . Donald McElligott Sergio Marin lone to host first Tri-County Choir Festival in more than a decade This Wednesday, Oct. 22, the lone choir w ill host the first Tri-County Choir Festival in more than 10 years. A pproxim ately 150 students from lone, Hep pner, Arlington. Umatilla. Boardman and John Day A ll funds from this rn rose. will join together during the day to rehearse and perform event go toward the Tri- lone school to host Scholastic Oregon State 4-H Fair results for book fair next month Morrow County Editor s note: Following are the results fo r Morrow County 4-H members who par ticipated in the Oregon State Fair in Salem. Due to space constraints, not all results may be published in this issue: ad ditional results will be published in future editions o f the Gazette- Times. Results are listed alpha betically by last name. Akers, Ethan Photography 2411 000 1 2 - 1 .and- scapc. Int R Photography 241100032 - Ani mals. Int B Akers, Tiffany Photography 241100012 - Land scape. Int R Anderson, Harley Clothing and Sewing 320101110 - Basic Skills Level I - Garment or item showing cutting skills R Arbogast, C ara Art 231100042 - Water Color. Tempera or other water media. Int R Art 23110 0 162 - Wearable Ac cessory, Int. W Photography 241100012-1 mid- scape. Int B Photography 241100082 - Still Life. Int R Computer 861103112 - Soft- ware Application. Graphic Des- gin/Digital Imaging. I st Yr Int R Baker, Amelia Clothing and Sew ing 320301100 - Basic Skills Level l - Creativ ity B Billings, Tyanna Presentations 2 116010 13 - In dividual Illustrated Talk. Sr B Art 231100033 - Line and Shad ed combo, Sr R Photography 241100033 - Ani mals, Sr B Rabbit Breeds 761116040 - New Zealand Sr D m B Rabbit Showmanship 761500003 - Rabbit Showman ship Sr B Boor, Kylie Clothing and Sew ing 320101110 - Basic Skills Level 1 - Garment or item show ing cutting skills B Clothing and Sewing32010l 170 - Basic Skills Level 1 - Personal accessory B Clothing and Sew ing 320101180 - Basic Skills Level 1 - Items for the home B Combes, Emma Art 231100151 - W earable Clothing. Jr. R Photography 241100031 - Ani mals. Jr R Photography 241100131 - Spe cial Effects, Jr B CH. M Aquatic Ecology /Sports Fis 451200131 - Flies, Jr R Cutsforth, Alexis Food and Nutrition 511110020 - C ookies (R o lled . F illed. Shaped) Ph 1-3 B DeLoach, Gracey Clothing and Sewing 320101220 - Basic Skills Level 2 - Garment with skills other than casing B Clothing and Sew ing 320101260 - Basic Skills Level 2 - Personal accessory B Dilley, Isabella Food and Nutrition 511311010 - Favorite Recipe Collection, Phase 1 B E hrm antraut, Elaina Clothing and Sewing 320101120 - Basic Skills Level 1 - Garment Emmel brothers Timothy (left) and Luke won trophies at The with casing but no crotch scam Bike Pit Motocross on Oct. 12. The brothers each took first in R their individual motos; Timothy raced Quad Intermediate and Ganvoa. Isabella Luke raced Combined Open Beginner. -Photo by Paula Emmel Clothing and Sewing 320101230 - Basic Skills Level 2 - Garment, non-bulky knit B RCH Clothing and Sewing 320101270 - Basic Skills Level 2 - Item for the home B Clothing and Sewing 320401200 N EV ER USED! - Basic Skills Level 2 - Hands "My Passport Air" for Larger Service B Food and Nutrition 511110030 ultra-thin portable storage, - Quick Bread (Muffin Method) 500 GB/GO; USB 3.0, Ph 1-3 R designed for mac Food and Nutrition 511313010 $79.99 - Favorite Recipe Collection, Phase 3 B RCH See at Heppner Emmel brothers place first in Moto events FO R SA LE NEW Gazette-Times 541-676-9228 188 Willow Heppner t -Additional results will be published in a future edition o f the Gazette-Times i lone Community School will host a Scholas tic book fair Nov. 5-6 from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. each day. Funds raised will help pur chase books for the school library, classroom libraries and children. Families and community members are invited to attend this read ing event intended to help inspire children to become lifelong readers. The Book Fair will be going on before, during and after school conferences in the lone Elementary School gym, 445 Spring Street in lone. More details are available online at lone. kl2.or.us. successful completion o f probation. An additional count o f Criminal Trespass II was disposed without conviction. Fines, fees and assessments totaled $893. -Leobardo Solis Jac- quez, 62, was convicted o f one count o f Delivery o f Methamphetamine, a Class B felony, and sentenced to six months driver’s li cense suspension and 36 months bench probation. Conditions o f probation include enrollment in and completion o f Social Re- education/Life Skills train ing, no contact with certain individuals, 20 days jail time, and 180/90 sanction units with 10 sanction units to be used for 160 hours of community service. And violation o f probation may lead to revocation and im position o f 25 to 26 months o f prison time. One count o f Unlawful Possession o f Methamphetamine was dismissed. Fines, fees and assessments totaled $600. DA’s Report Morrow County Dis trict Attorney Justin Nelson has released the following report: -Dustin Dale Rollis, 34, was convicted o f one count o f Theft II, a Class A mis demeanor. and sentenced to 18 months bench probation, to include 40 hours o f com munity service, a written apology to the victim, and no direct or indirect contact with the victim. Defendant may apply and be eligible for violation treatment upon Sheriffs Report M ay 23 (cont.):-M CSO received a 911 request from a su b ject w ho w an ted the Sacramento. California Police Department. He was a driver and was having trouble getting paid from STL company. -M CSO received report o f a black baby calf, possibly one month old on Nevada Ave. in Irrigon. The caller said that the calf was currently in the little bam. -MCSO received report o f two pickups speeding past the caller’s residence on Utah Ave. in Irrigon. The caller requested that a deputy make contact with the vehicles. MCSO was unable to locate the vehicles. -MCSO received report o f a theft on Rhea Creek Rd. in lone. The manager o f a sheep ranch was trying to retrieve stolen pipe taken from the property. -M CSO received report that a pit bull running loose on Wagon Wheel Loop in Irrigon attacked another dog. -MCSO received report o f a driving complaint on Utah Rd., Irrigon, with a maroon suburban speeding down the road. -M CSO received report from a Boardman woman that her son got chemicals in his eyes and she was going to the Boardman airport. An officer responded at the airport; he saw a car there, but no one around. -M CSO received report o f a parent who can’t find her child at Heppner Elementary School. -M CSO received report o f two chainsaws stolen out o f a vehicle parked at the end o f Black Mountain Lane. Heppner. -M CSO received report o f an accident on 1-84. Board- man. MCSO responded, but was unable to locate the ve hicle. -M CSO received report from a Heppner woman that her neighbor’s car had had the backup lights on the vehicle on for the last few hours and their house was dark, which seemed suspicious. A deputy responded and the report was cancelled. -M C SO received a re quest for three small helmets in Irrigon. MCSO responded. -MCSO received request for medication for a subject at the Columbia River Ranch in Boardman. C olum bia River Ranch advised they would take care o f it. -MCSO received report o f a purse hanging on one of the bushes at Hager Park in Heppner. -M CSO received report o f a vehicle not maintaining land and hitting rumble strips on 1-84. The subject was given a warning for failure to signal a turn while merging. -M CSO received report o f a couple cars leaving a resi dence on Utah Ave.. Irrigon. at high speeds. M ay 24: -Morrow Coun ty Sheriff’s Office received a report o f an abandoned 911 call. On call back a male sub ject advised he had just been swimming in the lake and it was an accidental dial. -MCSO Deputy advised he was out with subjects who had a baby raccoon. The rac coon was transported to a safe location. -M CSO received report o f some sort o f alarm going o ff at the Northwestern Motel in Heppner. The manager re sponded and located a smoke alarm with a bad battery. The manager declined fire depart ment response. -M CSO received report o f a possible drunk driver on Kinkade Rd., Boardman. -M CSO received report o f a traffic hazard on 1-84 Boardman. Justice Court Report Morrow County Justice of the Peace Ann Spicer has released the following Justice Court report: -Andrew Tate Hatfield, 18, o f Heppner was found guilty of Violating the Speed Limit 80/55 and fined $260. i
