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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1986)
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M i* 21, I9K6 G ra d u a te s to an end the University of D inland He is noted for his speaking ability in the FFA program He participated in FFA activities at the local and district level and earned the Slate Farmer Degree He also lettered in football -l.ana and Dana Reid are the daughters of Ravmond and Deanna Reid The girls plan to start at Blue Mt Community College Dana plans to major in business lana plans to major in elementary educa tion Both birls have been very ac tive at Heppner High School They have been on the dance team, played varsity volleyball and were starters on the slate ihampuinship basketball team Lana was student body secretary this year -Trma Palmer is the daughter of Karen Palmer She plans to major in business at Blue Mt Community College She recently won the state typing contest She has worked in the office of Pioneer memorial Hospital, at the school district office, and at the Bank of Eastern Oregon From left. Commissioner G W “ Jerry" Peck. Judge Don McEUigoti, Commissioner Irvin I Rau«h Stjtf«»rd Noclla Rill is the daughter of Mansell. Morn»» County Planner Dearie Sceger. and l. t' [) C rcprcscnutaise Hrem l-ake f*>se with cenituate William and Sandy Rill She plans of a. know lodgement ol (fie approval ot Morrow County % Comprehensive plan The approval vaal Judge McElllgx*!. to attend Oregon State University is the culmination of 12-13 years of work in preparing the land use plan She is noted for her speaking and writing abilities in FFA She has par I ipated at the local and district level and has earned the State Farmer Degree She was also a dance team In additional business, the com which has proposed building a forge member Lari Wednesday'% Port of Morrow on Dirt property had been operating commission meeting wav a strong mission discussed Loran Hays is the win of Jim and A drip irrigation system which under an October deadline in com Barbara Hays Hr plans to attend meeting with many different items covered very quickly said Boh has been purchased and installed pliance with a contract with a firm Oregon State University and has a along Ullman HIvd to irrigate in Brooklyn. New York According career goal of becoming a pilot Miller, pon general manager A representative from Oregon Diplar and Maple trees planted as to the contract, they had to have the Loran lettered in football and bosket Potato told the commission that the part of a long temi landscaping pro buildings finished and the plant in ball and has been active in Outdoor company and the Department of En ject A “ traveling Big Gun" has operation by (Xtober. however. Club vironinental Duality were not also been approved by the DED and Metalurtical Services determined Missy Gales is the daughter of satisfied with the Dirt's current pro is installed and working on port that the building they would have to Ken and Candy Gates of Islington construct to meet that deadline w-oukl She plans to attend Eastern Oregon cedure for providing samples of the property The Dirt is working with Western not fit with their longrange plans Stale College and major in accoun ellluent DI D had requested that (he Port attach an automated sampler Alfalfa and Circle C to move alfalfa They decided to wait and proceed ting She lettered in volleyball, has which would pull random samplesof cubes in containers to the Dirt land with the project in a more orderly been active on student council, and water from each customer from the doc k area more effic iently Many of fashion cheerleader this year The commission learned that a was lone a varsity disposal line Since the Dirt bases its the cubes are currently being routed, seniors will hear from former charges on the cleanliness of the at a greater cost, through Seattle May I DED inspection found no lone graduate Janet Mci lligott who water, the customers want an ac because ships are not readily violations with the spreading of cf is the Assistant to the Irgal Council curate breakdown of the water’s con available at Portland Steve Lind fluent and that all record keeping for the National Republican stituents grease, sand, total killed strom, port marketing director also was in an approved manner Committee < Class fhe commission reviewed a rail Senatorial nitrogen and total suspended solids reported on talks with Simple about Valedictorian Eric Pointer, win of lite Commission approved, sub shipping Iro/en products, fruits and track tariff and presented it to Port Hank and Kathi Pointer and le t to their insurance coverage, the vegetables through the port system attorneys for review No further ac Salutaloarian Michelle Heesen. the Matt Doherty, chairman of the lion was taken use of a 14 acre flat site adjacent to of Ron and Jeanie Beeson The commission voted to con daughter the river known as the "Idaho Superconducting Super Collider task will alwi address the graduates Overseas Site" for overnight camp force reported that the committee is tribute $100 to renew its member -Eric Pointer has a 3 82 grade ing by competitors in the August 9 still involved with trying to get ship and contribute to the efforts of point average, is president of the Greater Columbia Canoe Race Hie Hoardman selected as the Oregon the Oregon Agriculture in the honor wniety. a student council sanctioned athletic event is expected proposed site for the SSC Much of Classroom task force and has been active in all fhe port manager asked the com member, to bring 100 ID person teams with the current activity. he told the com- ysorts additional suppuri people to the mission, is "behind the scenes'" but mission for the authority to Michelle Hecw>n has a 2 b4 grade Hoardman area for the weekend, the commission will remain active reconvene the airport committee to pont average, is secretary treasurer until the Hoardman site is selected review proposals which have been for the student body, and has been said Miller The Dirt adopted a policy not to submitted Commissioners also agreed to active in athletics spend $430 to advertise their act on changed policies until the facilities in a brochure being printed meeting following their adoption so by the Hoardman Enterprise which that sufficient notice of their change will be distributed along I X4 and at can be given Metalurgical Services. Inc . the Expo Bob Miller, is that adding $10 mill Agreement to participate in plan ion to the County tax base or toul ning for future growth in industrial value would not add to the use of development and road and utility im county roods and schixils alter the in prosements in Morrow C*« was dial construction because the anten reached Friday. May 16 by Boeing na range would employ tew full time Industrial company and Dirt of pervmncl Che scholarships are available to Agn Eleven hospital foundation Morrow representatives The Boeing antenna range is scholarships have been awarded to any Morrow County resident Meeting in Seattle, at BAIC of located 10,000 acres of the wishing to pursue a career in health fices. local stuilents this year the Boeing company pledged 100,000 on a c n \gc Industrial Receiving $300 scholarships are care and are awarded by the Pioneer to work with the Dirt of Park four miles Sjcur west of Boardman Andrea Ball, Lnsha Mahoney. Anne Memorial Hospital Foundation has Morrow. closely the state s designated lead Mil-aughlin. Ann Murray, John ed on scholastic ability and fittane tal agency for industrial ilcvclopmcnt in and adjacent to the Navy homhtng range Murray, J«xii Padhcrg. Stephana need The funds arc divided each Morrow County Boeing company has applied Payne. Rundy Siminoe, Vicki Tur- year among the worthy candidates BAIC president W Earl Bowden to The the Morrow County Planning rell, Judi Ward, and Sandra Ward and Vice Dcsidcnt James Crnseau Commission for a zone change on discussed plans for expansion of an the 10.000 acre site to Industrial antenna range which in its initial from Exclusive Farm Use development phase will cost in ex Dm Commission Prcsulcnt U hiis cess of SI0 million, adding substan Carls«in reiterated the commission's * Truth hat no spoetai tima of Ht own Its hour it now—at lulls to Morrow C«*unty's tax base, pleasure at having the Boeing com ways * Albori Schwiotior if zoning is approved pany as a neighbor in Morrow Coun The advantage to the antenna ty and their input into court and range, says Port Cieneral Manager county industrial and infrastructure (mad and utility) planning A June meeting is being planned for further talks according to Miller f r o m p age I Heppner High School Principal Jim Bier will present awards to the students and present the class for graduation School Board member Randy Hughes will present diplomas to the graduates The processional and rccevsionaJ will be played by die Heppner Hi eh School Band lone High School Principal Richard Allen will present awards to the students and present the class for graduation District Superintendent Doyle McCaslin and School Board member L J McEUigoti will present diplomas to the graduates Elks hires manager County’s comprehensive plan acknowledged Fort makes way for canoe race Hospital foundation scholarships awarded REMODELING SPECIALS Check our Discount Table 10-50% OFF S E L E C T E D IT E M S We’ve changed our store to better serve our many customers. Stop by and see our new. improved look and shop the remodeling specials. Morrow County Grain Growers 350 Mom Stroot loxirytor Or agon 97839 Phono 989 8221 1000 453 7396 Gail Hughes k Boeing pledges to work with Port Bank employee promoted Madie McQuain Twenty sis year Condon resident Martic McQuain has recently mov ed to Heppner and taken over the manager's duties at the Heppner Elks laxlge He owned and managed the nurs ing home at Condon for 18 years and was a physical education teacher and football and baseball coach for several years before that He manag cd the Elks Club at Condon for two years and has worked as a general contractor lor a local construction company "Heppner s a great little town." McDuain said W hen e x tr a ice c u b e ! are needed to r p u n c h e r, o r ice b u c k e t« a t p a it i n . fin tin « in ite a d o f b u y in g ne w ice cub e tra y» . T h e big ice cube» w ill la«t lo n g e r use muf An employee of the Heppner branc h «if First Interstate Bank since 1978. Gail Hughes has earned a pro motion and the new title of Pcrwinal Service Consultant Hughes and her husband Allen have lived in Heppner since the ear ly 1930s They have three gpiwn daughters "W e're really proud of her." said the hank's Operations Officer. Jackie Allstott It takes time to reach the point to he able to quality for the program and then time to complete the training Hughes was new accounts rcpresentatise for one year before entering the program and then work ed as pervmal service representative for two years while completing courses required by the hank After she passed the final test, she was granted the promotion 17th Airborne seeks to locate members The 17th Airborne Division Association. composed of men who served as paratroopers and glidermen in the Division during World War II. is conducting a membership drive to locate all former members Those who serv ed with this Division, please contact Edward Siergiej. Secretary- Treasurer. 62 Forty Acre Mountain Road. Danbury. Connecticut 06811, for details ol the Division Associa tion as well as information about the 33rd Annual Reunion which this year will he held at the Hyatt San Jose. San Jose. California on August 7 10 1986 School News Math skills tested The 1986 Morrow County Junior High Mjth C«>ntest was held at Col umbia Junior High on May 13 The top ten finishers in each grade received ribhws and the first place winners received plaques The win ners were as follows Seventh grade I Boh Krein. Heppner, 2-Jonathan Nolan, lone. 3-Kcvin Guthrie. Columbia, 4 Christi Irwin. Columbia. VMarilec Huffman. Columbia. 5-Marilee Huffman. Columbia. 6 Angela Smyth. Columbia. 7 a tie between Wendy Price, Columbia and Rick (frmin, Heppner, 9 Jim Holtz, lone. 10 ShetTy Duitsman. Columbia Eighth grade I Jenny Carter. Columbia.2 Kim St«x«key.Heppner. 3 Kevin Tucker. Heppner. 4-Teresa Puentes. Columbia. 5-Casey Pedro. Heppner, 6 a tic between Melissa Rowell, lone and Danny Lindsay, Heppner. 7-Cindy Kellar. Colum bia; 9-Eric Conner. Heppner; 10 Stephanie Starke. 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