Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, June 19, 1975, Page Page 6, Image 6

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    Page . THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thursday. June 19, 1975
Show planned for coronation
The high spot of the public
progtam at the County Fair
grounds this Saturday evening
will be the crowning of Queen
Mickey Hoskins and the intro
duction of this year's court.
The program committee,
however, has assembled other
pleasing numbers to surround
this climax.
The lone Grand Squares will
demonstrate their square
dancing skills as the public is
filling the grandstand between
7: 10 and 7:30 Then Master of
Ceremonies, Harold Kerr, w ill
begin introducing other acts.
The Depot II band will
provide musical numbers.
Most of the former rodeo
queens, about 50 of them, have
been contacted and invited to
attend. Many will show the
royal costumes they wore in
past years.
The bicentennial theme of
this year's fair and rodeo will
be woven into the program.
The public is admitted free
of charge to the main grand
stand at the south side of the
field. The Soroptimist Club
has assumed the responsibi
lity for the arrangements of
the coronation program.
Queen Mickey and her
princesses. June McLean,
Barbara Palmer. Donna Rea
and Mary Ann Proctor will be
further honored at the first
dance of the summer season in
the fair pavilion from 9 p.m. to
I a m. Music for dancing will
be bv the Countrv Revue.
Marine swims
for $50,000
mniGou mews
Frances Rose Wilson
Marine Captain Alan Jones,
will attempt to swim the
Snake and Columbia Rivers
from Lcwiston. Idaho to the
Pacific Ocean. He will start
his swim June 20. at 10 a m.,
as a benefit for the Oregon
Lung Association's Breath
mobile. He hopes' to make 50 miles
per day for the 10 days. His
planned stops are as follows:
June 20, Lower Granite Dam;
June 21. Riparia: June 22,
Snake River: June 23, Pasco;
June 2-1. I'matilla; June 25.
Arlington: June 26, The Dal
les; June 27, Bonneville; June
28. Portland; June 29. Rain
ier: June 30. Tongue River;
July 1. Astoria.
His swim will coincide with
completion of the 40 year
Corps of Engineer project
which will make Lewiston, Id.,
that stale's only seaport.
Jones will be the first official
"vessel" lo navigate this new
inland waterwav.
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Jfj Steak Night tttt
if Every Wednesday j r t 1
a , sj,. "
! Always a
l Sunday Special l
UrA Be her as. "Congratulations to xi fil
lW Mickey. Morrow Counties lTi "mJ )
VvvV Itixleo Queen." fl tfll
Jones will be greeted by
officials along the way and
official ceremonies at the site
may include many national
dignitaries, perhaps President
Gerald Ford.
Captain Jones is based in
Portland. He is married and
has a daughter, four and
one half years of age.
II costs about $50,000 a year
to keep the Oregon Lung
Association's Breathmobile
rolling throughout the state
giving free breathing and lung
tests. The Breathmobile is
pari of the "Breathe Easy"
program of the Christmas
Seal people. Jones is asking
Oregonians lo pledge a penny
a mile for the distance they
think he will make.
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HACHBXEC,
A subdivision petition for 34
lots was presented to the
Irrigon City Council, June 10,
by Willie and Barbara Oster
kamp. A portion of the 10 acre
plot lying outside the city
boundaries was petitioned for
annexation into the city.
Both requests were given
approval by the council and
the area lying outside the city
limits will be incorporated
into the city.
The budget will be re
submitted to the budget com
mittee in a meeting scheduled
for Thursday June 19.
Other business included dis
cussion of several problem
areas in town concerning
safety: illegally parked trail
ers and city work that needs to
be done.
Mayor Chester Wilson re
ported the water improve
ments as 80 per cent complet
ed with progress on schedule.
The major work yet lo be done
involves placing the top on the
reservoir and erecting the
pump houses.
Furniture
Typewriters
Calculator
Cath Register
Copy Machine
Adding Machine
Dictating equipment
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Pendleton, Oregon
Phone 27MIII
Richard Wellman
Ownrr-Managrr
Jerry Haines
Co-Owner
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HONOR STl'DKXT
Spring semester honor stu
dents have been announced by
the University of Portland
Registrar's office with 469
students achieving this aca
demic position. There are 136
studenls with perfect 4.0grade
point averages.
Kathleen Marie McEIligott.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D C.
McEIligott. achieved a grade
point average greater than a
3.5. She is currently enrolled
as a junior in the University of
Portland College of Arts and
Sciences.
BISHOP TO VISIT
Bishop William Spofford
will be in attendance at the
10.00 o'clock worship service
for his parish visitation. ,
Following the service there
w ill be a politick and farewell
dinner honoring the Rev. and
Mrs David Blatkaller. Meat,
rolls and beverages will be
furnished by the church ladies
and the Blackallers will be
presented w ith a money tree.
All friends are invited.
Winners
listed at High
School Rodeo
Morrow County had four
winners at the Oregon High
School Rodeo held at the
Madras Indoor Arena on May
.11 and June I.
Mary Healy took first place
in breakaway roping: Dawn
Peterson was first in pole
bending and second in bar
rels: Cindy Dougherty was
third in pole bending and
Janice Healy took fourth in
barrels.
tithers participating from
this area were Jerry Gentry,
Dave Daly. John Schiller. Ron
Cuirin. Wayne Seilz. Robert
Henry. Jack Yocom and June
MiU-an.
The nexl roden will be the
Stale finals at Burns. Or., on
June 26. 27. 2H and .
Those who place first and
strond in each event are
eligible to attend the national
finals al Gallup. N M . in
AllHUs!
Patients admitted to Pio
neer Memorial Hospital this
past week were; Kimberly
Johnson, and Olive Sweeney.
Heppner: Debbie McDaniel.
Hardman; Timothy Key and
Judy Hampton. Kiniua; Har
old Mabe, Fossil, and Carolyn
Howard. Lexington.
Dismissed were Helen Dyer,
Delvina Shuman. and Sherry
Clement, ull of Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Shuman. Heppner are the
parents of a daughter, Sandy
Marie, born June 15. weighing
lbs . 14 oi. She joins
2 yenr-old twins. Shane and
Dcnise al home
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