EIGHT- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Ione middle school football ends season
undefeated
The 2015 undefeated Ione middle school football team. Back row: Coach Jim Raible, Cameron
Jewett, Junior Roque, Jake Heideman, Matt Orem, Hunter Padberg, Paul Taylor and Coach
Dale Holland. Front row: Morgan Alldritt, Colt Parker, Gary Walls, Taylor Rollins, Blake
Carter and Tony Villegas. –Photo by Erin Heideman
The Ione Middle
The boys beat Echo
School football team fin- 58-12, South Wasco 50-0,
ished its 2015 season unde- Sherman County 68-22,
feated with a record of 5-0. Condon 24-6 and Dufur
24-20. The Cardinals had
a very young team this year.
On paper, this should have
been a “rebuilding” year
for Ione. They started the
season with seven out of 14
players being sixth graders,
and ending with six out of
eleven.
In response to the team
make-up, Coach Dale Hol-
land changed the way he
taught during practice and
the way he coached during
the games to accommodate
for the lack of experience
and size. During the first
few games of the season,
the younger players had
the opportunity to log a lot
of playing time, gaining
invaluable experience.
“By the time they trav-
eled to Dufur—a team they
hadn’t beaten in several
years—for the last game
of the season, the players
did not think of themselves
as underdogs anymore,”
said Coach Jim Raible.
“When they took to field,
they were confident and
prepared, and while it was
a close game throughout,
Ione never trailed.”
Ione players receive
Big Sky honors
Three members of the Ione volleyball district championship
team received honors in the Big Sky Conference. Jessie Flynn
and Rachel Holland were both selected to Big Sky Conference
First Team All Stars, and Hannah Jo Padberg received a Big
Sky honorable mention. –Photo by Janet Holland
NRCS offers last chance to Butter Schools see pink for cancer
Creek, Sandhollow landowners
awareness
The USDA Natural Re-
sources Conservation Ser-
vice (NRCS) offers techni-
cal and financial assistance
to private landowners and
producers interested in pre-
serving natural resources on
the land.
NRCS staff say they
have established a priority
working area, and it will
be the agency’s last year
working north of Highway
74 and encompassing land
around Butter Creek, Little
Butter Creek and Sandhol-
low.
Any landowner in this
area who is interested can
contact the NRCS office to
learn more. They will be
accepting eligible applica-
tions through January 15,
2016.
Explosive ordnance disposal
training at Bombing Range
NAVAL AIR STATION
WHIDBEY ISLAND,
Wash.—The Explosive
Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
Detachment Northwest
from NAS Whidbey Is-
land will conduct explo-
sive demolition operations
at Boardman Range, also
known as the Bombing
Range, from November
3-5.
All demolition opera-
tions will occur during
daylight hours in the central
section of the range. Dust
clouds and ground vibration
may result from these op-
erations. Safety precautions
have been taken to ensure
operations pose no threat to
people or property.
Anyone with questions
or concerns, please call the
Public Affairs Office at
NAS Whidbey Island, 360-
257-2286.
Ione to host Scholastic book fair
next week
I o n e C o m m u n i t y and Thursday, Nov. 4-5, Families, faculty and the
School will host a Scho- from 12:30 to 7:30 p.m. community are invited to
lastic book fair Wednesday in the elementary gym. attend this reading event.
Funds raised will help pur-
Ghoulishly Cool Selections! chase books for the school
Ready to Go library, classroom libraries
and children.
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The Heppner High School FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) organized breast
cancer awareness events last week at Heppner High School and Heppner Elementary School.
Students at HHS (top) and HES (bottom) participated by wearing pink to school on Tuesday.
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BARTHOLOMEW BUILDING
-From PAGE ONE Building. This next week, to move into their new
Heppner has gotten
used to the sight of con-
struction vehicles surround-
ing the new Bartholomew
however, construction home beside the Morrow
crews will give way to County Courthouse.
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moving vans and boxes as
government offices prepare County Human Resources
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Director Karen Wolff, the
movers are here this week
moving furniture out of
storage and into the new
building, with the goal of
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settling in; they expect to be
open next Thursday.
“While we are excited
to show off our new build-
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days to get settled in before
dropping by,” adds Wolff.
For the next two weeks,
the following departments
are still open for business,
but are also in the process
of moving: public health,
juvenile, special transpor-
tation, finance and county
court. The public is asked
to keep that in mind while
conducting business with
the county.
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