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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1984)
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By MARVANN CERULLO Morrow County Court con vened on Wednesday, March 21 and conducted the following business: -agreed to get specifica tions from Valcomp and AT&T on a telephone line which would eliminate the need for each county office to have its own number. This would save the county an estimated $5,000 per year, according to Judge Don McElligott. learned that $4,349 may be allocated to Morrow County from state recreational ve hicle user fees for fiscal year 1983-84. appointed Barbara Blood worth, county clerk, as Rec ords Officer to be responsible for public records both histor ical and current. discussed a building in spection fee policy for con crete machinery bases. Cur rently the policy sees a mac hinery base built into a con crete foundation as different from machinery that is bolted down to the concrete and each is inspected accordingly. No action was taken. discussed an irrigation pipeline belonging to Arnold Braat in Boardman which travels beneath a county road that is currently being constructed. Rabbitry to open near Heppner See Page 4. Election Returns March '27, 1984 T H",t 'HI MOHKOW COUNTY BUDGET E 3 T!! J M(Ht HOW COl'NTY SCHOOL BUDGET z I KI CK MT. COMM. COLLEGE BUDGET x J. 2 P 7. J. o KOIiKKT M.VIIONEY ZONEV " FRANK PEARSON ZONEV HWAYNK CARROLL ZONE II BRYAN TIM MS ZONE II WILLIAM J. DOHERTY ZONE VI AT LARGE MELVIN J.STKEGE ZONE VI AT LARGE I'M LINE WINTER ONE VI AT LARGE JL 'LIE NELSON lone- Lexington Position No. 4 ( Unopposed ton HELEN IUEIII. Heppner - Lexington Position No. 1 DEAN ROBINSON Heppner - Lexington Position No. 1 georui: kokfler Heppner - Lexington I'ottiliun No. 2 ( Unopposed) JI.AMdt AKl.L Heppner - Lexington I'osition No. 7 (Unopposed) JOE GRKKN Position No. 3 on FRANKLIN A. HUBBARD I'osition No. 3 o f- u 5 u u J! ta KKNDAUBLE Position No. 4 UK. MIKE ELSBERRY I'osition No. 4 mm PHILLIP HOI K Position No. i OKOKGE ANDERSON Position No. 6 ( unopposed ) H! Sylvia Ladd crowned 1984 Fair & Rodeo Queen I I I I L I q g 9 5 P 5 I S t s z 68 i cs a s a . - 3 a vi:s yr yks vks ves yr yes r .Vl' no no no NO no no jM 3 y 131 148 162 84 267 792 131 91 146 79 315 762 186 126 209 67 194 782 116 88 133 34 237 628 102 182 149 97 189 719 135 19 75 14 48 291 86 51 113 55 348 653 243 137 380 89 244 333 62 336 398 135 518 653 141 481 622 170 156 184 106 398 1014 82 53 101 30 79 345 89 69 75 29 107 369 107 58 109 48 116 430 53 55 94 40 186 428 219 173 261 95 352 1100 ! : ' f W A . ... ....( l . '.r iiMifWBi'iiiii'iTiiiiiiiiiii iiitiiiiiyiiiiiiiniiiwtTiiriWiC'iiitii fc,.., ,.,,.,,1,.., .... a," Queen Syivia ladd with court Bridgett Greenup (left) and ey Srroebef 1984 Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Queen Sylvia Ladd was officially crowned during cer emonies held Saturday night in Heppner. Sylvia will reign along with her court, Princess Bridgett Greenup and Shelley Stroeber, over many activities and events during the year. Saturday was both a time for reminiscing, and a time for announcing future plans of the Fair & Rodeo. Shorty Peck, long-time sup porter of the fair, and Merlyn Robinson, 1947 queen of the fair & Rodeo both spoke a little about the history of the fair. Fair chairman Charley Daley said family fun night, a popular event at the fair, will be held on August 13 and entertainment will be Com mon Touch, a band from Vancouver which plays west ern to rock music," he said. Fair chairman Charley Daley said "family fun night, a popular event at the fair, will be held on August 13 and entertainment will be Com mon Touch, a band from Vancouver which plays west ern to rock music," he said. Foirboord Chairman Charley Daley crowns new Queen Don Stroeber, chairman of the rodeo, said a new stock contractor will be used this year from Lebannon, and that the Morrow County all-around saddle award has been elim inated this year, with the money added to the open rodeo purse. "We are now NRA, WRA and ICA approved, and we hope this will attract more cowboys," said Stroeber. In addition to the queen and her court, this year's pennant bearers were also introduced by chaperone Bobbie Angell. All of the girls introduced the members of their families who were in attendance at the coronation. Child I.D. program set Apr. 11-12 The Heppner-Ione branch of the American Association of University Women, Heppner Lion's Club and the Heppner Soroptimist Club announce the rescheduling of the child iden tification and finger printing program to the night of April , 11 and 12 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. The program will be conduct ed at the Heppner Grade School cafeteria room. The sponsoring clubs ask that the children be bought in according to the following schedule: Children with last names ending in A-F from 5 to 6:30, April 11, children with last names from G-M from 6 to 7:au, April 11, children with last names from N-S 5 to 6:30 on April 12 and children with names T-Z from 6 to 7:30 on April 12. The clubs request this schedule be followed as much as possible when bring ing the children to be finger printed. This program is conducted in conjunction with Eastern Oregon's Friends of Child Find. The purpose of the pro gram is to provide the parents with a readily available pack et of information which can be used in the event of the child's disappearance. EOSC lists honor Eastern Oregon State Col lege officials have announced the names of 197 students who made the Winter Quarter Hon or roll. To qualify for the Honor The packet of materials are organized so that they can be efficiently used by police a gencies if a child is missing. The information supplied is for the benefit of the child's family only. It is not supplied to police agencies or any other source. Further details about the identification finger print pro gram, its usefulness and its purpose will be publicized at a later date said a spokesperson for the program. roll Roll, students must have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher Three Heppner area stu dents were included on this list: John D. Bier, Maureen M. Healy and Dale W. Holland II.
