Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 28 2018 -EIGHT
Lady Mustangs advance to
state tournament
Ione FFA donates to backpack
program
Ione FFA members present Yvonne Morter, Morrow County Health District Nurse (pictured
centered in hat) and National FFA Advisor, Dr. Steve Brown, with the donations collected to
date at the FFA assembly last week.
The Ione FFA Chapter
recently collected and do-
nated cash and other items
to the Morrow County
Health District Backpack
program. The Ione Back-
pack Food Program pro-
vides a weekend supply of
Madison Combe snags the rebound while teammates block out three players during the state nutritious food for children
playoff game against Central Linn held in Heppner on Saturday. -Contributed photo.
when school lunch and
The Lady Mustangs as she made 10 of 11 from ment in Pendleton starting
continued their amazing the charity stripe. Senior on Thursday Mar. 1 st . The
season with a state playoff Morgan Correa had an out- girls go up against the num-
game victory over the vis- standing game scoring nine ber one ranked team in the pner that two subject were
iting Central Linn Cobras points and leading the team state, the Kennedy Trojans seen walking into the store
by a score of 50-41. The in assists. She additionally (26-1) starting at 1:30 p.m. together.
community supported the did well at the free throw at Pendleton High School.
-MCSO received a re-
team well as the stands were line shooting six for eight.
port at E Columbia Ave/
-Sheriff's Report Rippee Rd, Boardman that
packed with many cheering Junior Jacee Currin made a
Continued from PAGE there is a semi blocking the
fans. After a slow start, the huge contribution by play-
SEVEN road. Unable to locate.
Mustangs trailed 5-0. They ing solid defense on the
then went on an 11-0 run to Cobra’s top player, holding that a female came into MC
-MCSO received a re-
secure the lead and never her to a mere eight points. Planning Department and port that his van was stolen
looked back.
Currin added six points of told receptionist that the and is at a storage shed in Ir-
Sydney Wilson had an- her own and was the leader address list was vacant and rigon. Female by the name
other great game leading all on the floor. Sophie Grant she was going to move in. of Kat stole the vehicle and
scorers with 26 points and added five points, Madison Female was under the influ- is at the storage unit unload-
grabbing 13 total rebounds. Combe three points and ence of something.
ing it. Kristina Louise Kun-
Her free throw shooting Kacie Gray one point.
-MCSO received a re- zler was arrested by MCSO
helped the Mustangs keep
Next up for the Mus- port at the Heppner Shell on charge of UUMV, giv-
the lead late in the game tangs is the state tourna- Station on N Main St, Hep- ing false info to LE and
breakfast is unavailable on
a weekend.
Each food bag con-
tains three breakfasts, three
lunches, three snacks, one
can of vegetables and one
can of fruit. All food is
nonperishable and provided
to children free of charge.
Members of the Ione
FFA Chapter also volunteer
to help pack the backpacks
for delivery to students.
Donations are still being
accepted and may be made
by contacting the Ione FFA
Chapter or the Morrow
County Health District.
Sheriff’s Report (cont.)
was lodged at UCJ with
bail of $15,000. Female
was also arrested on Union
County state wide felony
warrant. Lodged with hold
placed for Union County,
no bail. Mark Christopher
Duval was lodged at UCJ
on separate charges, charge
of UUMV added for this
case. Bail of $10,000.
-MCSO received a re-
port on W Hwy 730, Irrigon
that a small car missing a
headlight was all over the
road. Unable to locate.
-MCSO received a re-
port on E Arcade St, Lex-
Good Luck
From the Faithful
Fans, Friends and
Families Below:
HEPPNER MUSTANGS
vs. KENNEDY TROJANS
Thursday,
March 1 at
1:30pm
LIVE
at Pendleton
COVERAGE! HIGH SCHOOL
OSAA Radio Network
-
NFHS Network (Umatilla HS) [Video LIVE]
The Ticket 1240 KTIX
FM 103.1 (Pendleton) [OSAA Feed]
ington that a 4-wheeler
is going up and down the
street with no headlights.
Deputy responded, stayed
in the area for extended
amount of time, unable to
locate.
-MCSO received a re-
port on SE Utah Ave, Irri-
gon that his house just got
egged.
-MCSO received a re-
port on S First St, Irrigon
that they heard a loud bang
at the front door. Husband
looked out and didn’t see
anything. Would like dep-
uty to check.
Allstott Construction
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Bucknum's Tavern
Jim, Kirsti, Charles & Suzy Cason
Columbia Basin Electric Co-op
Community Bank
Dale and Sheryll Bates
The Currin Family
David Sykes Real Estate
Devin Oil, Heppner Mobil
Jimmy Fichter
The Futter Family
Ken, Carrie, Page, Logan and
Claire Grieb
Heppner Gazette-Times
Heppner Chamber of Commerce
Heppner Market Fresh
Brian, Amy, Rylee, Evan and
Irelynn Kollman
Todd, Missy, Maddie and
Jake Lindsay
Les Schwab Tire Center
The Mahoney Family
Miller and Sons Excavating and
Disposal Service
Morrow County Grain Growers
Morrow County Health
District
Murray's Drug, Inc.
Russ and Toni Nichols
Oregon Trail Library
District
Osmin Century
Welding,
Frank and Cara Osmin
Jess, Staci, Shayna
& Kael Osmin
Peterson's Jewelers
Route 74 Restaurant
Store-4-U
Sykes Brothers
Printing,
Chris & Andrew Sykes
Greg & Sherri Smith &
Family
Steve, Mindy & Kelly
Wilson.
Wheatland Insurance
Center,
Heppner & Ione