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re alize d w as o v w $ 4 4 0 0 0 0 .
Clements added that ' the Port was
able to accomplish this financing
quickly and effectively with a
broad r larket response bee ause of
the strong management history of
the* Port Commission and staff."
M iller announced that he* is very
pleased w ith the* broad base sup
port for the* Port issue "I lielieve
this shows that then* is public con
fidence m Columbia River Ports
once their story is told " The Port
Commissioners determined that it
was necessary to refund the bond
in order to restruefun* the* Port's
debt, achieve a debt service sav
ings, and to construct improve
ment to it's industrial waste
disposal system The Port of Mcx-
row realized an ac < umulative sav
ings by refunding eight prux bexxf
issues dating back to 1974
ing lours of the trail and receiving
a leg of interest The committee
voiced it s continued support for
sue h efforts and asked staff to look
into a Kiosk at the interest to lx*
coordinated w ith the* appropriate
groups
The c ommittc*e moved to sell to
llm a tilla Electric Co-Op for a
n o m in a l
fee
the
land
necessary to expand their Blalock
Sub-Station Special note was
made of the* effort UECA was mak
ing cxi agri-nexnic s and other areas
of
economic development for our
Boardnian Council lack quorum
in the city's name for development
o f the park
No payment was nude by Lcxkc
Enterprises until early last week
when $10,000 was delivered to C i
ty Attorney M D VanValkcnberg
In the meantime, the city has had to
borrow funds from Inland Empire
Bank to nuke the bond payment last
fall, some three months after it was
due
In the absence o f the quorum.
Mayor Art Kcglcr passed the partial
payment on to the budget commit
tec. No action was taken on any fur
ther collection efforts
By Ed Glenn
The Boardman City Council
couldn't muster a quorum last week
to receive the partial payment made
by Locke Enterprises.Inc., on the
Knudson Commercial Park LID
Locke Enterprises. Inc acquired
ownership o f the park last spring in
a three-way deal between it.
Amcncan Guarantee Life and the c i
ty. That deal envisioned a payment
of $150.000 from Lixke Enterprises
to the city on July I . 1988. to clean
up a prior default by American
Guarantee and to provide the city
funds to pay Bancroft Bonds issued
Boardman • Irrigen
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no need to leave town.
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We'd be pleased to se rv e you!
Open Monday - F rid a y
9: 00 A . M. - 5: 00 P. M.
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B04RDMAN CLINIC
Man Of Action, He Has The Experience
To Represent ALL Of You!
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L a u ra Erickson models her
prom dress.
By Joyce Hensley
The latest in fashion wear was
paraded at Riverside High School
April 16 for the benefit o f raising
funds for scholarships
Street attire and sportswear were
displayed at the Boardman Tillicum
Club's annual brunch and style
By Ed Glenn
Tlx- Boardman Budget Committee
approved a budget last week which
includes $68,505 to pay develop
nx-nt bonds related to the Knudson
Commercial Park LID The pus merit
is necessary because the ow ner o f the
Park has paid only $10.000 ot a
$150,000 payment due last July
The approved budget dropped a
I plan tor a lull tunc tire Unci and
I c apital improvement program that
1 would have added an cionoinn
I development fund tor promotion ot
I the city It also adds about $1 42 per
I thousand to the tax rate over the
[budget proposed last month
U xke Enterprises, Inc . owner of
I the iom iiH-rii.il park made H\
Students from grades 4 12 were
I sckxted locally tor their outstanding
loader» povng mochnwv ond hoi ptoniv Summing
writing ability Each participant has
prepared a special piece of writing
| to share with other students at the
Festival
The Morrow County Schiwil
District students who w ill join over
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Tony Beckct, Heppner Flementary,
Sherry Bingham. Heppner Junior
High, Carmen Britt, Riverside High.
Kim Burke, A C Houghton
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' lone Middle School,Joseph I arsen
Sam Boardman Elementary; ami
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School
Chaperones w ill he Kevin Fry
from Riverside H igh, Teresa
Kolbasowski from Sam Boardnian
Elementary, ami Linda Shaw from
Heppner Elementary
Students and teachers w ill also
participate in workshops conducted
[ hy professional writers and outstan
ding teachers from across the state
TTie Oregon Writing Festival,
which is co-sponsored by the Oregon
I Council of Teachers o f F.nglish. the
I Oregon Department o f Education
ami the University of Oregon, is
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days Committee chairman Don
Russell, was of the opinion that they
should assume that la xke Enter
prises would (Hit pay. “ and then it
they do. it w ill be just like
Christmas, a little bit e a rly."
In considering other alternatives to
paying ihe devclopnx-ni bonds with
taxes. John Prag, local real estate
broker, ruled out a new bond issue
“ The city’s bond rating has been
wrecked hy this d ctaull," ho said
Die approved budget calls for a
tax rale o f $8 92 per thousand
dollars ol assessed value compared
with $9 90 last year and $7 55 lor
the city manager's proposed budget
without provision lor the bond pay
nx-nt Since the tax amouni is still
within ihe city's tax base no election
w ill be required
Students to attend W riting festival
to» building and ispoiling ,o v Sighwoyj
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silk flowers for decoration were
donated by Boardman Pharmacy,
potted plants were donated hy l P
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trays were donated hy Kegler’s Sen
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Tillicum Fashion Show held for scholarships
show, entitled “ A pril Showers“ .
Young ladies also modeled gowns
tftcy will he wearing at the forthcom
ing Junior Senior prom
Two college hound Riverside
graduating seniors w ill he awarded
$250 each to help towards their
schooling from the funds raised
through the style show and other
fund raisers
The Tillicum Club, organized in
1945. is a Boardman ladies organiza
tuxi “ We are vxxnmitted to suppor
ting the community," said Pat Plug.
Mistress o f Ceremonies for the
fashion show.
The children's library , now com
bined with the City library, was
started years ago by the club and the
annual Easter Fgg hunt for the com
munity children is a Tillicum func
lion “ We had 213 children looking
for eighty dozen eggs this year,”
said Plug
The Boardman Fire Department
and the Emergency Medical Tcchm
cians are also given support by the
group “ It there is a special need,
we try to meet it . " she said
Bereaved tamilicC arc ministered
to by the ladies "W e take meals in
to their homes to lessen their
hunlen,' said Flug
llic club members also raise
revenues by catering to various tunc
tions throughout the year For infor
malion concerning tlx* I illicum Club
catering service, call president. Kcl
ly Bamck. 481-7382
Fashions for the style show were
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D.A.’s Report
Bob Carpenter
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region
A m otion on (Minting the water
tank at well No 2, was made,
donate toO regtxt Business We«*k.
one scholarship to each high
vt bool in Morrow County, eg $200
each fex a total o l $bOO
judge Louis Carlson asked Bob
M iller for a meeting regarding in
tergovernmental relations
The Prxt of The Dalles sent a let
ter asking if they could use the
O p e ra tin g Engineers tra in in g
school fex a project w ith the dura-
ticxi of one year Request denied
SenaUx Pac kw rxxl wrote a letter
to Bob M iller thanking him for
responding to the Umatilla Na
tional Forest Management Plan
The District Attorney's office at
the Courthouse in Heppner reports
haixlling the following businev. dur
mg the past week
Gerald Paul Coons, 36, Benton
County Washington Jail, appeared
for Change o f Plea and entered guil
ty to Burglary in the First Degree on
April 22 before Judge Ralph Curnn
Prc sentence investigation was
ordered by the court
Darrell Pete Hottcl, 21. Hcr-
mision, appeared for Arraignment of
the charge o f D rivin g W hile
Suspended and Driving Under the
Influence, before Judge Ralph Cur-
rin on April 22 E ntry o f Plea is set
for May 6
John Samuel Williams, 24. tailed
to appear for arruignnxmt on the
charge o f Forgery m the First
Degree and Theft in the Third
Degree, on April 22 Judge Ralph
Currin ordered a Warrant for the ar
rest o f the defendant
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Port o f M o rro w hears Tourism proposal
The Port of Morrow met on April
11 Fred lu n d in , representing the
Mcxrow County Tourism Com m it
tee presented a proposal for
placemats The* theme is to "Stay
Another D ay" in Morrow County
and the* mats would be* sold to area
restaurants
The C om m ission
thought the idea was a good one
hut wanted until the next meeting
to ccxisider it
Robin Baker o f lone discussed
w ith the commission the im
provements that have taken plac e
by the Oregon Trail The Boy
Scouts have made an access in
marked portions o f the trail Ms
Baker is also leading group walk-
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Port of Morrow issues 4.5 million in bonds
The Port rjt M o m ** C ommission
(Mssed an (xdinarx e providing lor
the issuance ol Port Revenue
txxids mthe principal amount o l
$4,585,000 The meeting vs as i on-
ducted April 14 by a telephone
conlerente call after the* commiv-
sion s regular meeting on April 1 1.
Bob Miller, Port Manager met with
Doug Coursexi Bond Council, at
the office ot Lindsay, Hart, Neil
and Weigler in Portland to sign th«1
bond purchase agreement. Also
present was a Scott Clements oi
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organized to recognize and en
courage Oregon students and
teachers for their efforts to improve
writing
Morrow County School District is
sending cighi students to the Fourth
Annual Oregon Writing Festival, a
day long workshop conference on
Saturday, May 7. at the University
of Oregon in Eugene
Chief Rathbun’s
Tips
Kemhemhcr it is unlawful to park
in a space reserved tor Disabled per
sons unless you have a decal for that
purpose
Oregon
products
Mike Nelson of Baker |ouw-d
Governor Neil Goldschmidt in San
Francisco last week promoting
Oregon Products.
Nelson, a Baker real estate agent
and candidate for State Kepreson
tative from House District 59, which
encompasses Baker, Crook. Grant
and Morrow counties, is vice
chairman of the Oregon Tourism
Council
“ I am on the Oregon Tourism
Council to see that Eastern ami Ccn
tral Oregon arc well represented
when special pmnxitioos like this are
made, said Nelson " A greal deal
o f money ami jobs ate created from
these shows, and I want to sec that
we get our share."
The San Francisco promotion
features the opening of the “ Oregon
Discover the Gourmet Side" food
festival at Neiman Marcus in San
Francisco, and the launching of
Oregon’s tourism campaign in
California
Neiman Marcus, a catalog and
thirteen department store chain, w ill
present ihe best in Oregon specialty
fotids and wines from A pril 15
through May I
In addition to the promotion.
Nelson w ill he visiting California
businesses and tour planners and
travel agents to make sure they know
what can he found in Oregon east o f
the Cascades
"C alifornia is the sixth largest
economy in the world today." said
Nelson “ The mission w ill bring all
the givid things in Oregon to that im
port ant market "
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M E M O R IA L H O S P IT A L
April 2 & 3
Dr. Bruce Williams
April 8 (Hosp cimic Hour»)...................Dr. Wenburg
April 9 & 10
Dr. Wenburg
April 11 - 15 (Clinic Hours 4 Emergencies) Dr. Wenburg
April 16 & 17
Dr. Wenburg
April 23 & 24
Dr Thiessen
April 30 & May 1 ..................... Dr. Thiessen
May 7 & 8
Dr Thiessen
May 14 & 15
Dr. Thiessen
May 21 & 22 ................................Dr. Koznek
May 28 & 29 .................................... Dr. Diehl
Appointm ents to see the doctor on weekends may he
arranged in advance by calling B7H H I 33
Appointm ents w ill be charged as office visits.
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