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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1986)
Tfcr llr p p n r r l i i i r l l r T l m n M rppnrr llreu m i H r d n n ila i 3 F F A ers place in district Carnival coming to grade school this Friday This Friday evening. February 21 the Heppner Elementary multi purpose room » i l l be transformed into an array of colors with carnival booths to lure everyone's eve The doors open at 7 p m and the carnival will run until 9 p m The Heppner P a ren ts Club is sponsoring the carnival with pro ceeds purchasing playground equip ment or educational tools Tickets can be purchased at the booth near the main office at a price of 25 cents oer ticket Prizes will be awarded to every participant with lucky winners rec rivin g a special prize Carnival goers can try their luck at ring toss, fish pond, dart throw , duck scoop, bean bag throw, golf putting goldfish toss and spin the wheel There will be a cake walk with a cupcake walk for the youngsters Haskrlhall enthusiasts can try their luck at shooting baskets For the smaller ones a small hoop will test their skills At the gelatin toss booth partic ipants can try throwing gelatin at several people including fourth ............ Com i val Chairman Court forms Park District No opposition to the formation of a park district to Ini lude all of Morrow County excluded from the Board- man Irrigon park district appeared at a public hearing last Wednesday. Feb 12. said Morrow County Admin is lr a tiv e A ssistant LoK ayne Bowman Following the hearing, the County Court officially formed the district The new Park District Board planned to meet Tuesday evening to elect officers and determine their course of action Board M embers who were named in the petition forming the district are Ken Turner, Dave Gunderson, John Kdwards, Marnie Anderson, and Doc Huber lhri*e members o f the Heppner !■ f A ( hapter piacisi in the Blue M"untain District leadership skills Contest held Thursday. Feb 13 at Pendleton Noella Kill placed first in P re panni l*ublic Speaking Kobin Bof hum of Pendleton placed second and Penny Bolt from Weston McEwen placet! third \lex Lindsay plat ini second in the K xlerm p oran eou s Speaking Con tesi Eric Coppock from Pendleton platini first and Hob Wolfe of Herrmston placed third Barney Lindsay placet! third in the t reed Speaking Contest names of the first anti second place contest ents were not available other F F A Members front Hep oner that attentimi the contest were ... grade teacher Doug Sheirbon. Hep pner p olic e m a n M e rle C ow ett, fourth grader Hollv Kckman. eighth grader John Kindle, sixth and fourth graders Steve and Stacey Wilson, parent Marcia Krm p with second grade daughter Tina Kem p and \ m «*t«irn 1 Patty Altizer. Kim Wright Theresa Lindsay, and Stacey Kennedy Approximately 85 students from seven area schools competed in this contest First and second place winners will com pete again at the sectional level in LaCrande on Feb 25 Carpet & Vinyl Specials N O W ia th e tim e t HARDWARE seventh graders Scott Johnston and Brandon Pedro . There will lie a face painting h n o th Febru ary It . I W Í T H K H . Nuts. Bolts. Screws, M&R fw*4»’ h »»ifl Nails. Much More! use Polaroid photos to make buttons to wear Bingo will lest your skill with prizes donated by merchants For hungry appetites the Heppner student council will be selling pop corn and soft drinks FLOOR CO VERIN G C o a s t to C o a s t C a l l for A p p o i n t m e n t W V Can Help You The Heppner Economic Dev el opment Corporation which has been instrumental in forming the District, would meet with the Board Tuesday night, explained HEDC President Cliff Green to explain how they got to this point and to turn over m aterials to the Board The HEDC, explained Green has a te n ta tiv e plan fo r d evelo p m en t within the district which was neves sary to get to this point The Board, however, may accept or reject the plan "HEDC will answer any questions the Board has and stand ready to assist them in anything they require, but they will be running the show." concluded Green V 6 76 -9 4 18 Mk Pearson named to fill vacancy IHAUPEN tO U l assistant to the general m anager of Kinzua Corp . will replace Keith Nelson who resigned last month Pearson is married, his wife's name is Chloe and they have two school ngod children A m ember of the Pioneer Mem orial Hospital Board, city of Hep pner Budget Committee and past member of thelleppner city council and school advisory committee, Pearson said he is in favor of more discipline in the schools and more effort in preparing students to assume jobs and careers after leaving High School Pearson will serve until June of 1986. when a new board m ember will be elected The board interviewed five cand idates. Mary Lou Carlson, Kegina C o in Joe McEUigotl and Burke O’Brien befire dec iding on Pearson u n io n i... « U P N SAVE ¿ 7 « P FORMULA 44 • Relieves ComjP *■ i • • Frank Pearson Frank Pearson, an eight year res ident of Morrow County was ap pointed to the county school board Monday night to fill a vacancy left by resignation Pearsor. who is em ployed as an 4ÎD 1961 I9H0 Jan. Avei lg e P et o f A v g Ckiah 2 22 2 (JH 1 7 Heppner I VI I 54 124 The February snow pack at the Arhuckle Mountain snow course was estimated to contain seven inches of water equivalent This is 99 percent of average The Madison Butte SN O TE L site reported .1 7 inches of water equivalent Forecasts of streamflow. assum m g n orm al w ea th er con ditions occure for the rest of the season, are as follows Wood Cutters Homelite Saws, Oregon Chains, Axes, Splitting Mauls, Wedges M .C.G.G. 939 8221 or 44D s *2.69 : a*»- . OK.« s z ä X L a ^ fc Q iQ e ie iR ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S OR : YOU* fHOlCf! 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Judy Buschke of the Agricultural Stabilization and Con servation Service, and Extension Agent Fred Lundin will be at the meeting to answer all questions tarmers may have about the new program i B *2.39 s A n d C o m fo ita b le Farm Program to be explained E ; ; B H« ( a*r Va'w# 1 ASCRIPTINA/D S FLEECE INSOLES *4.99 5 oupon f ■ R u u d 's H e a r in g A id s -I.P.M » ZB BB C m * V . . I JO* V Coupon f iput« 2 20 06 C m F V»6,« i 20 o* t * 217 N M ain Thursday, F e b r u a r y 27 1 0 a .m . to N o o n a t G o n t y 's f ASPIRIN - am • K » » |> F « n t W a r m appointment g • en velo pes Envp •[>*• VELOCITY BUFFERED • 4 o i Bottle • Assorted Form ulas Coll for an I Coupon I « f i « « « 2 2H Bfl I •a*' Vab<* 1 20 a WRITING TABLET ■ _ g g • 1 6 oz B o ltin • 70A» COMPARE OUR PRICES! (* 1 • M EAD Butler Creek near Pine City, forcasl 10 7 moo's af w hich is 92 percent average for the period of March July average is II Oaf Ithea Creek near Heppner. forcast 7 6 1000 s a f which is 82 percent average for the period of February July avera ge is 9 3 1000 s af Willow Creek at Heppner. forcast 9 3 looos af which is 98 percent average for the period of February July avera ge is 9 4 1000 s af Kock Creek above Cay use Canyon nearCondon. forecast 20 3 luoo s af which is 102 percent average for the period February July average is 19 8 1000's af 676-9264 VELOCITY ALCOHOL s on rook W ater supply forecasts told Spring and summer water sup plies are forecast to be near normal during the February July period, rep o rts the Soil C on serva tion Service Precipitation during January was above normal ' CHOICI! Kllcs Annual Saturday! The Elks annual will be held this Saturday. Feb 22 at the Elks Lodge in Heppner Enjoy a night out with a fresh crab dinn er, liv e m usic with two hands and dancing On Friday, Feb 21, stop by and meet the Oregon State Elks' presi dent Bert M cVey A party for McVey will he held starting at 6 30p.m s V IC K S M w m p A D a u o 676-9158
