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llrp p n rr Gazette-1 im n , Hcppner. Oregon W rd n n d « ), March 2. 1488
Budget hearing set for March 2 Auction yields interesting items
Morrow County citizens will get
This year’s levy will he presented
a crack at the details of the 1488 84 to the voters by mail ballot The
county $4 3 million dollar budget
ballot will be in the hands of the
The meeting will he held Wednev registered voters early in the week
day evening. March 2 at the Hcpp
of March 7 Deadline lor returning
ner Elementary Multi Purpivsc room those halktts to the County Clerk will
at 7 :3 0 p m Members ol the Coun
be March 22 at 8 p m and must be
ty Court, budget committee and in the office at that time according
department heads will be on hand to to Barbara Bloodswonh. County
explain the programs of service that Clerk Anyone interested in the ci>st
are currently ongoing along with of services provided by county
planned expenditures on county government should attend this
meeting to hear the explanation of
roads
Judge Carlson will provide the the budget and to offer their input
brief presentation of (he overall Carlson said
The Morrow County Extension
budget with questions to be fielded
Service
along with the Hcppner
by department heads and orgam/a
Chamber of Commerce is sponsor
lions represented in the budget
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The first live stage show of the
new season will be presented by the
Liberty Players of Condon, when
they perform the comic melodrama.
The Saloonkeeper's Daughter, by
Jack Sharkey and Dave Reiser The
performance will be held at the
historic and renovated Liberty
Playhouse on Condon's Main Street
Friday and Saturday. March 18 and
14 Curtain time is 8 p m
The tradition of the western
melodrama is brought to life by the
cast of 12 fun loving characters in
this spiined production The humor
will charm you. the music will enter
tain you. and the refreshments serv
ed in the foyer of the Liberty
Playhouse will satisfy any other
cravings you might have
With parts in the production are
Loren Bvrd. Duane Johnson. Barb
Anderson.Jul1 I .antis. Randy Andcr
son. Jan SlinchOeld. Susie Smith.
Cns Kennedy. Dave Jones. Cassan
dra Flail. Sam Burt and Andrew
Jamieson Frank Bettencourt is
director and Mary Dyer is providing
musical accompaniment
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The cast invites the audience to
take part in this show Because the
play is a melodrama, its full success
depends upon enthusiastic audience
participation That is to say. the au
dicnce is expected to cheer heroism,
boo and hiss villainy and sigh its sen
nmcntal best
The setting, as you might have
guessed, is in the wild west, not too
very long ago A bartender, harang
ed by his saloon girls and the man
who holds the mortgage on his
saloon, is assisted by his customers
and even the town parvin and his
daughter. Chanty Kindly, in an ef
fort to maintain ownership of the
saloon
Surely a night of memorable
entertainm ent at the Liberty
Playhouse in Condon, as guests of
the Liberty Players
Tickets arc $5 per seat for eac h
performance and there is no reserv
ed seating Call (503) 384 2421 for
additional information Member
ships to the Greater Condon Arts
Association will be available at the
door, and membership discounts
apply to admission
New deputy comes to Morrow County
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"I was getting water logged and
rusty, so I had to come back to God's
country to dry out,” one of Morrow
County'» newly-hired deputies said
of his return to eastern Oregon
David Dugger. 41. most recently
from Myrtle Point, was horn in
Umatilla and raised in the Athena
area He began working for the Mor
row County Sheriff s Office last
month Fie and Diana, his wife of 18
years, will reside in Hcppner
Although law enforcement has not
been his only career, he say s it's the
one he keeps coming buc k to He has
worked as a city police officer, a
deputy sheriff, an Idaho state in
vestigator, and a federal police
officer
Currently he is working on a
degree in business administration
from Purdue University He has at
tended Mt Hood Community Col
lege. Blue Mt Community Col
lege, and has earned a degree in law
enforcement from Idaho State
University.
Hunting, fishing and golf arc
among his hobbies
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The Health Van sponsored by the
Seventh Day Adventists Church,
will be in Heppner on Wednesday.
March 4 from 4 a in until p m
In addition to a free blood pressure
check, a computer generated stress
profile will be available Medical
research indicates stress can have an
adverse effect on our mental health
and physical well being, so local
residents are invited to obtain this
profile It vour s t r e s s level is high.
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David Dugger
In addition to law enforcement.
Ihigger has been a photo journalist,
having done contract work both in
print and in TV production He also
spent four years in the service and
was a combat medic in Vietnam
where he gained his nickname.
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and Junior High School were busy
with special activities during the Iasi
hall of February Academically ad
vanced student had several oppor
tu n n ie s to demonstrate skill and
knowledge and to . k quire more
knowledge about a field previously
studied in the Advanced Studies
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enabling you to cope successfully.
A complete blood chemistry
analysis can be secured for a fee of
$20 Those who may have a concern
about (he amount of triglycenes may
wish to either skip breakfast and
come early in the morning or eat
breakfast, skip lunch and come in the
late afternoon This is not essential,
but it will give a more accurate
reading
Feb. is busy month in Heppner schools
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A Sewell Manufacturing Company suit from Gardner's, was
won in the Heart’s Desire Contest by Christi Lovgren. Hepp
ner One-hundred fifteen people entered the contest that was
held during the month of February Roe Gardner is presen
ting the suit to Christi's husband Mark. The drawing was held
Monday evening, February 29. at 5 p m
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ing some of the unique items that will be auctioned on March
19. in Heppner The items were donated by noted celebrities
in honor of St. Patrick’s Day.
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Health Van to he in Heppner
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Newman, a baseball hat from Tom
1-andry, two free dinners from Beni
Hana of Tokyo, a Christmas album
from the Judds, a book autographed
and writlen by Pat Boone and one of
Jim Farley’» cowboy hats
One item donated locally was an
opening day pheasant hunt for four
people on Buttercreek This item
was donated by Paul and Susan
Hislcr
Items are still needed for the auc
tion Contact Pat Sweeney for more
information regarding this event
Live stage show in Condon on
March 18 & 19
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The St Patrick's Day auction
committee met February 25. The
auctioneers for the event will be
Triad Auctioneers of Arlington
Ann Spicer and Cara Costa have
sent letters to celebrities to request
items for the auction To date, they
have received about a 10 percent
response Some interesting items
have been sent to the committee,
some of which are. a golf ball sign
ed by Tom Watson, an autographed
poster from Paul Anka. a pewter
tankard with the initials of Paul
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lor elementary school students waft
held nation wide February 10 Top
students in the 5th and ftth grades
participated in this computer based
test of knowledge and reasoning
ability
Competition to select represen
tativcs to the Oregon Writing
Festival at the University of Oregon
in May was held February Ift
Classroom and language art»
teachers in grades 3-8 nominated
their lop composition students
These students met with Linda Shaw
to write tor a hall hour on the same
topic Papers were read by six
teachers lor content and torm The
top scorers were designated as the
school's representatives to the
V5 ruing Festiv al The lop junior high
writer was Sherry Bingham and the
top elementary student was Tony
Bccket Alternates arc Laurel
Webber-Gray and hrin Fishbum
Advanced vtudents were also busy
February 22 participating in an OM-
SI ( Xitrcach program on the geology
of the Pacific Northwest These
students studied the geologic history
ol Oregon in depth during the
1487 88 school year The OMSI
workshop pros uied these students
with a review of (hat curriculum as
well as an opportunity to work with
n*cks and fossils found in the Nor
thwest They learned how specific
n*cks arc formed and compared
fossils found in Oregon during past
geologic periods
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A breakfast will be held this Sun
day. March 6, at 4 30 a m at All
Saint's Episcopal Church parish hall
Everyone is invited to attend
CattleWomen to
meet March 8
Morrow County CattleWomen
will meet Tuesday, March 8 at 6
p m at Kate s for a meeting Some
agenda items will he St Patrick's
Chili, 8th grade tour, and the Beef
referendum Women interested in
promoting the cattle industry are in
vited to attend
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p m hacn member is asked to bring
a dozen cookies or finger foods.
During the day artists will be giving
demonstrations and art work will be
on display. The club will try to pro
vide a mime for extra entertainment.
The next meeting will be March
28. ft 30 p m al the Wagon Wheel
Cafe Anyone interested in arts and
crafts is welcome to attend You may
contact Cam Wishart for further
information
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The Morrow County Creative
Arts and Crabs Club will sponsor a
Saw Painting Workshop March 22
and 24 The instructor will be Bar
bara Holt from Hcmuston The cost
will be $25 per person Any picture
may be used and the saws must be
prepared for painting Anyone
wishing more information shixild
call BM) Mills
Robert Walton from leaven
worth. Washington will be teaching
an oil painting class April 14 and 15
rherc will be a day and a night class
The cost will be $50 and must be
paid by March 10 Contact debe
Munkers for information and
registration
The Morrow County Creative
Arts and C rafts will serve
refreshments at the Museum Open
House March 14 from 10 a m 4
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Jennifer Currin made first team
All Star and was the highest vote
getter in the conference. Tami Lind
say nude second team All-Star and
Sandi Turner received honorable
mention
Busy schedule coming up for
Arts and Crafts club
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