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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Cruz-In winners announced th During the 14 annual St. Paddy’s Cruz-In held March 14 in Heppner, 54 cars attended from Herm- iston, The Dalles, Walla Walla, Fossil, Summerville, Washougal, Lexington, Pendleton, Ione, Payette, Pasco, Mosier, Estacada, Damascus, La Grande, Hood River, Condon and Heppner. The award winners of the 14 th annual St. Paddy’s Cruz-In are as follows: Mustang’s Choice: Chris Milburn of Damas- cus, OR in a 1969 Mustang. Leprechaun’s Choice: Dennis and Karen Bailey from Mosier, OR with a 1928 Ford Model A Pickup Best Street Rod: Lor- raine and Richard McCurdy of Hood River, OR in a 1930 Ford Model A Best Convertible: Rich- ard Price of Hermiston, OR in a 1966 MGB Participant’s Choice: William Stark of Hermiston in a 1941 Olds Two-Door Sedan Best 1910s & 1920s Car or Pickup: Dennis and Karen Bailey of Mosier in a 1928 Ford Model A Pickup Best 1930s & 1940s Car or Pickup: Patty Shum- way from Summerville, OR in a 1937 Chevy Pickup Best 1950s & 1960s Pickup: Michael Johnson from Payette, ID with a 1969 C-10 Stepside Pickup Best 1970 & Newer Pickup: Jim and Sue Brown from Pendleton, OR with a 1978 Chevy Pickup Best 1950s & 1960s Car: Frank and Marybeth Jaeger from Fossil, OR in a 1969 Chevy Camaro Best 1970s & 1980s Car: Ty Pryor of Condon, OR in a 1971 Chevy Z/28 Camaro Best 1990s – 2004s Car: Albert Smith from Hermiston with a 1998 CASA volunteers take message to legislature Chevy Corvette Best 2005s & Newer Car: Chris Rauch of Lex- ington in a 2015 Ford Mus- tang Best Restomod Car: Ken Dopps of Hermiston with a 1971 Chevy Camaro Best Foreign Car or Pickup: Ron Koenig of Hermiston in a 1971 Dat- sun 510 Best Paint: Chris Mil- burn of Damascus with a 1969 Chevy Camaro Best Engine: Ken Dopps of Hermiston in a 1971 Chevy Camaro Best Fat Fender: Larry and Debbie Renard from The Dalles, OR, in a 1940 Ford Custom Four-Door Street Rod Best Muscle Car: Ken Remmer of Hermiston in a 1972 Dodge Best of Show: Larry and Debbie Renard of The Dalles with a 1940 Ford Diane Shockman, CASA volunteer, and Jesus Rome, CASA Custom 4-Dr. Sedan Coordinator for Umatilla and Morrow counties, at the Oregon Remembrance Walk/Run door prize winners announced Capitol, where they met with legislators regarding the need for more CASA funding. –Contributed photo Representatives from the local Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Door prizes were given pre-registered walkers and Buschke, #25 Chirella Wal- program visited area leg- out at the Friends Help- prizes drawn that morning. lace, #50 Kathy Carlson, islators on March 19 in ing Friends Remembrance Wi n n e r s w h o p r e - #75 Annie Weygandt and Salem to advocate for the Walk/Run, with prizes for registered were: #1 Judy #100 Judy Healy. program and restoration of Door prize winners who were drawn that morn- ing were: Steve and Lisanne Currin, Alan Scott, John Qualls, Erika Patton, Ja- mie and Joe Abell, Camm- eron and Jodi Snook, Kathy Heppner—The Hep- Carlson, Sandy and Skip pner Ranger District is Matthews, Becky Evans, recruiting for four students Tim and Kathy Rankin, and between the ages of 15 and Virgil and Debbie Morgan. 18 for summer employment Jennifer (Rill) Zimmer won in the Youth Conservation a $25 gas card for family Corps (YCC). and friends traveling the Work can include nox- farthest. ious weed removal, fence Door prize sponsors removal and construction, were Murray’s Drug, Devin trail maintenance, camp- Oil, Howe’s About Pizza, ground maintenance, slash Sinclair Lexington Gas, piling and fireline construc- Bucknum’s, MCGG, and tion around logged units Katrina Flynn of Garibaldi. on the Heppner Ranger District. The program will last six weeks beginning June 22. Youth are paid the Or- egon minimum wage rate of $9.25 per hour. No previous experience is required. Applicants must: -be at least 15 years old Committee members are: Patty Matheny, Janelle Ellis, and not reach the age of 19 Mary Haguewood, Kathi Dickenson, Susan Hisler, during the term of employ- ment in the program, Peggy Fishbum, Sandy Matthews, Mary Ann Elguezabal, -have a social security Shelley McCabe, Diana Ball, Kelly Boyer. number, or have made ap- plication to obtain one, and -obtain parental or legal guardian consent to enroll in the program. Applications are avail- Joe & Maryette Wright Barbara Baker Bob & Joy Krein Family able at the Forest Service Joan Grey Charlie & Ina Moeller Don & Colleen Greenup Donna & Vince Alleman Allen Hughes Luke Padberg Office in Heppner and at Alma Green Donna Schonbachler Frank & Margaret Monahan Peggy Balkena local high schools. Bill Miller Mel & Anita Boyer Jim Berry Bernard & Jerry Doherty Applications will be Marcella Logan Luvilla Sonstegard Bernadette & Steven Doherty Beverly Davis accepted through 2 p.m. on Stanley Qualls Shad Hisler Annette Olson Black Horse Doherty's April 15. Sandra Goodell Janice Davis Amy Abell Marsha Sweek Successful applicants Irv & Millie Rauch Family David Matheny Clayton Sweek Garrett Zimmer will be selected through a Jason Halvorsen Darcy Coil Sheridan Sweek Zita Cecil Rill random draw at 4 p.m. on Willie Gibbs Jerry Hollomon Krist Haguewood Huber Orval Matheny Bill Hansel April 15. Marlene Peterson Oral & Marjorie Wright Pam Haugen Fishman Due to circumstances beyond our control, The Landing Restaurant at the OHV Park will not be opening March 23. We will be opening April 13. state funding lost in 2007. Diane Shockman, CASA volunteer, and Jesus Rome, CASA Coordinator for Umatilla and Morrow counties, met with Sen. Bill Hansell and Rep. Greg Bar- reto to talk about the CASA program and the number of children currently served. CASAs are trained vol- unteers who advocate for children in foster care to find a safe and permanent home. “It was my first time going to the Capitol and it was a privilege to meet with Sen. Hansell and Rep. Bar- reto, and share with them my experience as a CASA for the past 12 years,” said Shockman. “There are over a hun- dred children in Morrow and Umatilla counties that are not served by CASA,” said Rome. “There is a great need for additional funding to train and recruit more volunteers to be the voice for children in foster care.” The Umatilla-Morrow CASA program is housed within Umatilla Morrow Head Start. Community members interested in learning about CASA should visit the UMCHS website at umchs. org or contact Jesus Rome at 541-564-6878. Heppner YCC crew offers summer job opportunities for local youth For more information contact the Heppner Ranger about the YCC program, District at 541-676-9187. Pappas wins Ewe Do Bingo We apologize for any inconvenience. -John & Barb Harris Morrow County Health District & Heppner Fire Department Auxiliary would like to acknowledge and thank the Friends Helping Friends 2015 Remembrance Walk/Run Committee and Donors for their $6,733.85 contribution to South Morrow County Fire and Ambulance Funds were donated in memory of the following people: Rita Sumner Jean Ann Turner Kenneth Turner Barbara Prock Hale Bev Gunderson Brian Spike Bailey Marie Morgan Lynn Bibby Beth Bryant Jim Wishart Pat Anderson Marilyn Rietmann Mildred Wright John & Lulu Hanna Family Bert & Jet Corbin Judy Gochnauer Kenneth Gochnauer Tommy Bredfield Bennett Family Mark Greenup Jim & Madge Thomson Cal & Jerry Sumner Jeannie Sumner Lovgren Jim, Tom & Jay Sumner Larry Crawford Dwain & Anne Crawford Don & Margaret Evans Dennis Crawley Mike Currin Jean Barbouletos Steve & Gwen Thompson Tad Miller Robert Fletcher Ruby Fulleton Veatch Betty Fulleton Jo Burt Mike Nagy Ava Wright Eddie Brosnan Zach Davidson Ken & Anne Fleck Bill Kenny Stormy Kendrick Kenny Fleck Joe & Bea Mollahan Kenny Don Robinson Allen Phillips family John & Annie Kenny Healy Ronald Joseph Fleck Carl Jr & Bette Spaulding Pat Genry Gar & Irene Swanson Jack Healy Lib Daggett Bill, Tom & Cecilia Healy Fronzy & Darlene Arrington Ken Bedortha Paul & Blanch Jones Marie Healy Walters Ilene Laughlin Arnie & Mike Hedman Harry & Helen O'Donnell Les Wyman Clay Smith Ted & Rosetta Palmateer Burl Mattson Ben Johnson Rob Palmateer Erna Lynn Winchester Tom Wicklund Janet Palmateer Wohlford Donna Ernce Jack Maben Ryan Bennett Grandma Barbara Inlow Ron Howe Carol Doherty Floyd & Dawnie Rosenbalm Leland Jones Michele Miles Riehl Maxine & Andy Hilton Sandra Crowell Lavelle & Gordon Cecil Myrtle & Earl Sykes Richard Resare Dovie Alderman Joy John Britt Grace Brown Kevin Bristow David Hanna Phil & Hazel Mahoney Don Bristow Linda Ripple Hughes/Coe family Linda Bristow Haguewood Kathryn Hoskins Greenup/Walton family Paul & Kathleen Hisler Cindy Breidenback Rob Nichols/Clark Lyle & Josie Morton Ken Sherman Angie Widner Tom Huddleston Jack &Bertie Ann Marston Betty Anderson Jack Malcom Carey Gene & Mike Pierce Pat Anderson Gabriel Murillo Carl & Mildred Rhea John Rankin Larry Ray Bly Lenna Smith Elmer & Ella May Anderson Sam & Lois Johnston Virginia Wilkinson Tom White Amy Rotari Betty Meyer Alex & Rosella Lindsay George Guiterrez Bobbi Miller Gene & Alley Majeske Jim & Louise Farley Charles & Jessie Christensen Don Majeske Alissa Louisse Halvorsen Harold & Joyce Snider Brian Anthony Murray Jim, Jon & Mike Prock Ken Snider Juan Elguezabal Joan Ployhar Cooper Larson Mark Harris Mike & Eileen Saling Fritz & Janice Cutsforth Stub Lewis Cindy M Green Walter R. Lacey Mike Davidson Eldon Hobbs Above: This year’s Ewe Do Bingo winner Patti Pappas with Heppner cheerleader Sophie Grant. This was the 15 th year in which Ewe Do Bingo has gone to support the Heppner cheer program, and the team has hailed the event as a success, with the girls selling out all the bingo squares. Pappas also provided extra support by donating a large portion of her winnings back to the cheer program. –Contributed photo ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE: MONDAYS AT 5:00 P.M.
