The Heppner ;azrUe-Tlmeii. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, November 10, 1983 FIVE
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Co-op Secretary lyl Peck gives report at annual meeting.
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Election of officers to
M.C.G.G. was also held Mon
day night.
Charles Anderson. Jerry
Dougherty. Paul Hisler Jr.
and Kenneth Nelson were
elected to the board of direc
tors for three-year terms.
Dwight Bailey. Michael
Bunch. William Doherty. Paui
Taylor and Jim West were
elected as associate directors
for one-year terms.
Gene Majeske was re-elected
president of the co-op, as
was Gary Grieb. vice-president
and Lyle Peck, secre
tary. An advisory vote, asking
members to consider limiting
the number of terms a direc
tor could serve, passed 55 yes,
17 no.
The vote was advisory only,
and any changes would re
qurie a formal adoption at a
future annual meeting.
gazing down from the stage at
Heppner High School next
Thursday and Friday. Nov. 17
and 18 at 7:30 p.m,
According to Larry Cerullo,
director, the Drama Club is
putting final touches on the
play "1984" this week and the
set is slowly taking shape.
A part of the play that will
be new to Heppner High au
diences will be the first in-per-formance
test of the club's
new follow spotlight, operated
by Nancy Martin. According
to Cerullo. the spotlight will
give a more professional
finish to the lighting of the
Drama Club's productions and
will also allow for more dra
matic lighting effects.
"We are experimenting with
it in this play." said Cerullo.
familiar with if. it will be used
more and more often to help
make our shows better."
The scene is set in Oceania -a
sort of combined USA ami
Western Europe. The play is a
dramatic take-off from the
George Orwell novel and ad
dresses only short parts of the
novel while keeping the au
dience in the world created by
the classic.
About 15 students are to be
actively involved in the pro
duction including a number of
first-time thespians. Cerullo
urges everyone to come and
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Rhea Creek
Home Ext. Two trackers 4-H Club holds meeting
group meets
Out of today's cir
cular the following
Items did not arrive:
COMPUTER SUPPLEMENT
All Texas Instrument
Games.
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Texas Instrument
Computers. $50.
Rebate Is no longer In
effect.
We sincerely apologize and
hope this does not Incon
venience you our valued
customer
The Rhea Creek Home Ex
tension Group met at the home
of Creth Harris on Tuesday
morning. Nov. 1. The lesson
given by Mrs. Harris and
Delpha Jones was on Snacks;
the different kinds, and how
they benefit your body.
There was discussion on
what snacks are best for small
children, high school age
children and older adults.
There was also some discus
sion on vitamins, and if they
are beneficial or not. This was
a most informative discus
sion. A lovely dinner was pre
pared by the hostess with
members furnishing salads
and desserts. There were
eight members present.
The next meeting will be
held at the Jones home in
December.
With 18 members present
the Heppner Two Trackers
4-H Club met for the club's
fifth meeting on November 8,
which started with equitation
practice. Members rode In
combined age groups.
During the next meeting, on
November 13. the club will be
divided Into ability groups
with beginning, intermediate
and young horses to practice
from 1 to 2:30 p.m.. and
juniors and seniors to ride
between 2:30 and 4 p.m.
A short business meeting
will be held at 2;30 p.m.
Members who have not
turned in their registration
forms are asked to do so. A fee
of $2 is being charged for
insurance and $1 is assessed
for registration and materials,
said a club spokesperson.
Parents and new members
are always welcome, she
added.
Motor Vehicles office undergoes chang
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The Heppner field office of
the Department of Motor
Vehicles has undergone chan
ges in preparation of the in
stallation of a new computer,
reports Gene Murty, motor
vehicle office manager in
Heppner.
Two maintenance repair
men from the State Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles in
Salem were in Heppner on
Tuesday, Nov. 1, changing the
counter, building new cabinets
and putting in a new Driver's
License Issuance System
computer.
Murty said the computer
will do inventory control work,
will receive and transmit data
and will make driver's licen-
Data from the Heppner of
fice will be transferred via
computer to a regional data
bank computer, and then on to
the state's computer in Salem
during the night, he explained.
The new state-wide system
is to be in complete operation
early in 1984. Murty said.
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Heppner D.M.V. office for new computer system.
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