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by the City o f Heppner
County police to crack down on
Lexington traffic violations
On Tuesday, Sept to, L e x in g to n
C ity C o uncil m et w ith M orro w
C ounty S h e riff Hoy D ra g » to discuss
th e ir concerns o ve r v e h icle s speed
mg th ro u g h to w n , fa ilin g to obey
stop signs and p a rk in g ille g a lly
D ra g o a tte n d e d the m e e tin g on a
w r itte n request fro m the m a y o r o f
L e x in g to n
The M o rro w C ounty S h e riff's
O ffic e w ill use a ll m eans at its
disposal in c lu d in g ra d a r to e n fo rce
the Ir a ffic e la w s w ith in the c tlv of
L e x in g t o n , " re s p o n d e d S h e r if f
D ra go , "W e of c o u rs e . do not have
the m a n p o w e r to p a tro l 24 h o u rs a
das . but we w ill m a in ta in a p e rio d ic
and enhanced p a tro l o f the c it y
lim it s . "
n u m b e rs of people who a re g a th e r
m g fire w o o d fro m the N a tio n a l
K o re s t." announces J P h il K lin e .
U m a tilla 's tim b e r s ta ff o ffic e r in
P e n dleton
S a tu rda y o ffic e hours m ay be
c o n tin u e d th ro u g h the h u n tin g sea
son, i f th e re is de m a n d fo r the
s e rv ic e . K lin e says, e x p la in in g th a t
m a n y w o rk in g people liv in g in
c o m m u n itie s w ith in d riv ing d is ta n c e
of U m a tilla Korest o ffic e s a re un
able to buy p e rm its d u rin g r e g u la r
o ffic e hours
P e rm its se ll fo r 32 .so per c o rd , and
p e rm itte e s m ay buy as m a n y as ten
and no fe w e r than fo u r co rd s M aps
of w o o d c u ttin g areas and lo a d
tic k e ts a re fu rn is h e d w ith each
p e rm it
Hep. Ranger Station announces Sat. office hours
K ire w o o d g a th e re rs w ill be able to
purchase wood p e rm its fo r wood
c u t t in g a re a s on th e U m a t illa
N a tio n a l Korest on S a tu rd a y s . 7 a m
u n til 10 a m , th ro u g h Septem ber at
the H eppner R a n g e r S ta tio n re p o rts
the U S Korest S e rvice
"O u r o ffic e s w ill also be open
S a tu rda y m o rn in g s th ro u g h O ctober
5 to a cco m m o d a te the g ro w in g
Currin Ranch to be on
NBC Thursday
The w e ir w ill he used to m e a su re s tre a m flow in the
cree k, a c c o rd in g to th e G e o lo g ic a l S u rve y
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Measure one, Sales Tax FA,LtD
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Enrollment figures discussed by Co. School Board
’\orth end expansion p ro p o sai
p o rte d to the b o a rd "We have 140 at
R iv e rs id e H ig h , and at Sam B o a rd
m an e v e ry th in g is a t c a p a c ity
It
m ay even be too la t r fo r a b u ild in g ,"
he sa id
" I t m a v ta ke e m e rg e n cy
m easures a t Sam H o a rd m a n to
m ake room
In o th e r business, the h o a rd
fo llo w in g a closed e x e c u tiv e ses
sion vo te d to sig n a one ye a r
c o n tra c t w ith the M o rro w C ounty
K a ir B o a rd fo r use o f the fa ir
grounds in H e ppner fo r fo o tb a ll
gam es. P K a nd o th e r a c tiv itie s The
board also m ove d to in v e s tig a te the
cost o f d e ve lo p in g the fo o tb a ll fie ld
behind H e p p n er H ig h school w ith
b le a ch e rs, lig h ts e tc to he used fo r
fo o tb a ll gam es
le a rn e d th a t the d is tr ic t does not
have to re m o v e abeslos fro m Die
schools, it m r a r ly has to post no tice
that th e re is asbestos in a c e rta in
a re a , a n d keep file s on asbestos
up tn x la te
vo te d to lease p u rch a se a new AT
& T m e r lin phone syste m fo r the
d is tr ic t at a cost o f 62S.OUO
h e a rd a le tte r fro m the M orrow
C ounty F a ir b o a rd th a n k in g the dis
t r ic t fo r use of a schfiol bus d u rin g
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fa ir & rodeo, to tra n s p o rt people to
and fro m the fa irg ro u n d s The bus
was used to a lle v ia te p a rk in g at the
grounds
h ire d Shane K i l l * to teach Span
ish at R iv e rs id e H ig h on a p a rttim e
basis
h ire d D ale M c C re a ry to teach
science at R iv e rs id e p a rttim e
M c C re a ry is also w o rk in g fo r the
N o rth M o rro w V e c to r C o n tro l D ls
tr ic t.
a p p ro v e d h irin g Jo yce H ughes as
dance te a m and c h e e rle a d e r a d v is o r
fo r the H eppner g ra d e school, and
K e v in K g a n as a ssista n t v o lle y b a ll
coach at R iv e rs id e
No
No
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216
Totals
Heppner-
Hardman
Sept. 17,1985
lone
Ballot Measure Results
The m ost s ig n ific a n t d ro p in
e n ro llm e n t was at H e ppner G rad e
school, w h ich lost 38 students o ve r
la s '- J P * » *
No reason fo r the d ro p was g ive n
to the b o a rd , h o w e v e r, one p rin c ip a l
suggested th a t s e ttin g the c u t o ff
d a le lo r k in d e rg a rte n stu d en ts b a rk
s ix weeks th is y e a r co u ld have
accounted fo r some losses fo r both
H eppner and A C H oughton
A C
H oughton lost th re e stu d en ts fro m
1984
O th e r schools th a t g a in e d w ere
lorn- H igh School, th re e stu d en ts,
and lone tir a d e School plus one
Sam H o a rd m a n K le m e n ta ry was up
17 students
H eppner H ig h lost one student
o ve r 1984 fig u re s
In lig h t of the g ro w th at the n o rth
end of the county ¡o v e rc ro w d in g is
ocv u rin g th e re e s p e c ia lly at Sam
H o a rd m a n the school b o a rd fo rm e d
a c o m m itte e to look in to the fu tu re
expansion p la n s fo r the d is tric t
\ t Sam H o a rd m a n
R iv e rs id e
and C o lu m b ia we re r ig h t up th e re
S u p e rin te n d e n t D o vle M c C a slin re
s p rn t a ll day last Sunday film in g
scenes of cow boys ro p in g
K or those w h o 'w o u ld lik e to w a tc h
how a ty p ic a l c o w b o y w o rk s , the
segm ent is sch e d uled to be a ire d on
N B C 's KM M ag a zin e T h u rs d a y at
7 mi p m
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T h e O regon S la te lo t t e r y Com
m is s io n e rs have announced tw o pub
lie m e e tin g * fo r q u e stion und a n sw e r
sessions on T ue sd a y. Sept 24 in
P e ndleton
K ro m 7 to 9 a m th e re w ill he a
b re a k fa s t m e e tin g at the T a p a d e ra
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R e s e rv a tio n s w ill tie re
ijn ir ed
T hen at 11 In a in the
c o m m is s io n e rs w ill m eet at the
P endleton co u rth o u se , roo m 114. 216
SK K o u rth T he p u b lic is in v ite d to
both sessions
Murray s honored
with academic grants
T h e P r o fe s s io n a l S o n e t y o f
P h a rm a c is ts has announced they
have a w a rd e d g ra n ts of $H»i each to
John and Ann M u rra y o( L e x in g to n
T h is a c h ie v e m e n t re fle c ts a h ig h
degree of a c a d e m ic success and
p ro fe s s io n a l a c t i v i t y w i t h th e
C o llgc of P h a rm a c y s ta le d a relea se
fro m the U n iv e rs ity of O regon
(8)
3
A ny q u estions re g a rd in g the hear
mg s c re e n in g p ro g ra m , m a y tie
d ire c te d to school p rin c ip a ls n r the
S p e e ch . L a n g u a g e a n d H e a rin g
D e p a rtm e n t a t the U m a tilla K M ).
2766616 e x te n s io n 166
fe rtiliz e r d iv is io n in lone
R ip p le , w h o liv e s in la *xtn g to n ,
w ill re p la c e T om EU lO tt, w ho has
le ft the c o o p to ta ke a p o sitio n w ith
an im p le m e n t d e a le r in P e ndleton
K llio tt w o rk e d fo r M C G G fo r the
past A y e a rs
In c re a te
l» 6 3
1963
The h e a rin g s c re e n in g is done by
the U m a tilla K M ) fo r p u b lic school
students of U m a tilla and M o rro w
C ounty
It is c o o p e ra tiv e ly spon
sored by lo c a l school d is tric ts
A p p ro x im a te ly 4noo c h ild re n w ill tie
seen
Ripple promoted as grain dept,
manager at MCGG
OAT A
1983
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W ednesday, (tc t
9
H eppner and lo n e W ednesday, Oct
30 H o a rd m a n Tuesday. Nov 5 ■
I r r ig o n . T ue sd a y. Oct 39 H e p p n er
and lo n e . W ednesday. Nov
13
H o a rd m a n . and T ue sd a y. Nov 19
Irrig o n
Lottery Commission slates
public meeting in Pendleton
( t t o f September 1), 1483 compared to September 1). ISM)
ir id o
T he U m a tilla K d u c u tlo n S e rv ic e
D is tric t iK M » 1 w ill lie p ro v id in g
h e a rin g scree n in g to p u b lic d e m o n
ta ry school stu d en ts in c lu d in g a ll
k in d e rg a rte n students
s tu iie n ts in
grades I, 3, 5. new stu d en ts to the
schedule
Lexington
Boardman
Morrow County
e n ro llm e n t fig u re s fo r the c u rre n t
school y e a r a re in and the M o rro w
C ounty School syste m gain e d e ig h t
students o v e r 1984. the school b o a rd
was to ld M onday n ig h t
C o lu m b ia J u n io r H ig h , lone H igh
School. Sam H o a rd m a n K le m e n
ta ry . lone G ra d e School and R iv e r
side H ig h School, a ll showed in ­
creases in e n ro llm e n t
The m ost s ig n ific a n t g a in in en
r o llm e n l was a t C o lu m b ia J u n io r
H ig h and R iv e rs id e H ig h School,
w h ich showed an in crea se o f 39
students o v e r la s t y e a r
slated at area schools
county a nd p a re n t te a ch e r p rin c ip a l
re fe rra ls of stu d en ts in k in d e rg a rte n
th ro u g h s ix th g ra d e These stu d en ts
w ill be screened on the fo llo w in g
Irrigon
W o rkers w ith the l ' S G e o lo g ica l S u rve y proceed w ith
c o n s tru c tio n of a c o n c re te w e ir on W illo w C reek below
H ager P a rk in H eppner
When an N B C te le v is io n crew
w anted a s to ry about the ty p ic a l
cowboy they c a m e to the Hon C u rrin
Ranch on L it t le B u tte r C reek last
weekend
A cco rd in g to a s p ik e s p e rs o n fo r
the C u rrin fa m ily , the c a m e ra crew
Hearing screening
John Ripple
John R ip p le , fo rm e r K e rtiliz e r
m a n a g e r w i t h the M o rro w C ounty
G ra in G ro w e r*, has been p ro m o te d
to G ra in D e p a rtm e n t M a n a g e r, the
C o o p has announced
R ip p le . 33. has been w ith M C G G
the past e ig h t y e a rs , a ll a t the
I)M V releases
office hours
The D e p a rtm e n t o f M o to r V e h ic le *
in H e ppner announces th a t it w ill he
closed W ednesday, Sept 1*. as w e ll
as d u rin g th e w eek o f Sept 23 fo r a
sp e cia l m a n a g e rs ' c o n fe re n c e T he
o ffic e w ill reopen on M o n d a y. Sept
30