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Eighth graders exchange schools/classmates for a week
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Some students from Lynch Terrace School
HAPPY
37th
BIRTHDAY
CHERYL!
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Tour Friends Mourn
The Passing of Tour Touth
ia Muhlc, and Trish Mahaffy from
Lynch Terrace said last Friday Each
admitted he was tired hut still no«
ready to go home
Only one o f the Itnir. Chris Crick
who had lived in a town about twice
Heppncr's size, thought he would
like to live here He wouldn't like
to live in Hardnun. (hough, he said
There's more to do in Heppner than
at home, he said He lives in a
residential area o f Portland Here,
you can walk downtown, he said.
Mai|a who was staying with the
Brok Tucker family also said that she
expected a smaller farm It's really
different to have your own dump,
water pump, and even your gas sta
turn in the tront yard, and so much
Portlanders were treated to a Mor
row County welcome by the many
organizations here Youths toured
wheat fields, made pasta and wheat
arrangements, «aw farm animals and
a ranching operation, visited Hard
nun Ghost Town, toured kin/ua and
W illow Creek Dam. saw a one room
school at the Morrow County
museum, had a wiener roast at An
son Wright Park, and were treated
to meals hy the Wheat lea gu e and
the county CattleW’omcn
The exchange generated excite
ment among both grimps as words
fumbled out over top o f one aniHhcr
while representatives shared their
experiences It’ s been a long, lun
week Chris Crick. Pal Dailies. M ji
Eighth graders at Hcppncr
Elementary and Lynch T e r m e Mid
die schools traded plates last week
Hcppncr eighth gratters attended
classes and I is cd with host families
in Portland s Centennial School
District. Students from the middle
school came to Hcppncr, attended
Hcppncr Jr High anti lived with host
families here
Heppner youths toured the Colum
bia Kiser Gorge, a hluchcrry (arm.
B oeing, Reynolds Metal C o .
Clackamas Town Center. O M SI, the
Washington Park / , * k i . old town
Portland.
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museums. Pioneer Square, and the
Port o f Portland, anti rude M A X (the
light rail system)
Back row from left Brandon Pedro, Scott Johnston, front row
Nikki Brisbois and Becca Wicklund
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The M orrow County Court has
sc heduled interviews w ith five o f the
31 applicants for county public
works director. The court has
scheduled half day interviews with
each o f the five selected. Judge
l-ouis Carlson said T w o o f those
five will then be chosen for a final
interview May 15 with the court and
a representative from the Road
Advisory Committee.
The court has set the salary for the
position at $36.000
Dr. to explain
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Coronation
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1987 Fair and Rodeo (Juecn Cindy
Davis.
The potluck dinner w ill begin at
6:30 p.m. with entertainment and a
guest speaker Each family attending
should bring a salad The meat dish
will he provided
Charge for the dance is $2.50.
music will be provided by Dan
Bums 3-D productions
The whole county is invited to at
tend, Publicity Chairman Gail
Papmeau said, "C o m e get to know
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more to do in Portland. " she said
" I t would he hard to grow up with
the same kids and know that's who
you're going to go to school with the
rest o f your life W e re used to be
ing around kgs o f different people in
Portland and here everybody is like
a hig fa m ily ."
Maija noted that people have
changed, if they were quiet before,
they're more friendly One kid who
was super shy at home and never
lalkcd to anybody, is really outgo
ing here, she said
The four Portlanders were im
pressed that "hereeverybody knows
everyb od y." Here gossip spreads
and at home it dies. Pat said At
home a clerk in a store is just so
meone who takes your money and
here they ask how the new baby cow
is doing, if you 've planted your daf
itnliis yet. or repaired damage from
the kitchen fire, Maia said
Clothes are different here, Trish
added At home girls wear dresses
more and boys dress up more than
here. "K id s here call what wc wear
Portland clothes.' ” she said At
home you have to dress a certain
way to be accepted and here it
doesn't matter; everybody wears
jeans.
The Heppner youths also noticed
a difference in the way people dress
ed There you coukl wear jams, mini
skirts, and shorts that you can't wear
at school here. Becca Wicklund.
Nikki Brisbois, Scott Johnston, and
Brandon Pedro agreed Hair is d if
ferent, too They have better styles,
Brandon said Any hairdo w ill do.
Scott agreed And some don't even
have hair Becca added
A ll were ready for another visit
hut too much crime and too much
traffic were among their reasons for
not wanting to live there It was
easier to get lost in a bigger school,
they admitted, hut said that their new
schoolmates were all friendly and
most tried to he helpful They en
joyed meeting different people
though Scott admitted it was a hit
hard in remember everyone's name.
The Heppner youths added new
slang t ^ m to their vocabularies,
they laughAl and playfully hit Bran
don when mey said they had learn
ed a nevk game
The Lynch Terrace youths said
they learned a new game, hut didn't
hit anybody while they talked about
crossbar and hall
A dinner and dance at the Morrow
County Fairgrounds May
will be
highlighted by the coronation o t
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tractor stuff She was enjoying her
visit hut thought she might he bored
living here
Pat Danley hadn't decided if he'd
like to live in a town the size o f
Heppner hut he did like the more
relaxed curfew and friendly at
mosphere Heppner'» bigger than I
thought it would he. he said. " I ex
pected to find a dirt road and a row
o f outhouses "
Trish was sure she wouldn't want
to live here hut said she would like
to come for vacations "T h e re 's
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Dr Curtis Thiessen will he at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital 6:30
p m.. Wednesday, April 22 to ex
plain the significance o f blood test
results as they pertain to cardiac risk
The open session will be in the
upstairs solarium The hospitals lab
staff reports that 86 people par
ticipated in last w eek '* health
screening.