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Elks Eye Prevention Poster
winners given awards
Care
HHS elected officers for 88-89
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Ambulance drivers Rusty Estes and Carl Launtsen took the
ambulance to Heppner Day Care last week to show the children
what the ambulance looks like and show them the equipment
inside, and how it works They were allowed to listen with the
stethoscope to each others hearts, much to their delight.
Don Cole presents a $30 savings bond to Mike Holloran of Hepp
ner for second place in the Eye Injury Prevention Poster Contest and
Brent Wright received a $50 bond for third place They were spon
sored by the Heppncr Elks laxJgc. This was for the District contest
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New officers for Heppner High sch«x>l 1988-89 are back (I to r)
Scott Johnston. Jill Conklin. Mary Van Bibber. Christi Stroehcr,
(front I to r) Nance Wnght. Casey Pedro and Dina Ruir
nest year arc Casey Pedro, vice
By Scott Johnston
On April 29. the Heppner High
School student body held their elec
lion» for the 1988 89 school year
Nance Wright, a senior ne*t year,
was elected Associated Student Body
President Other officers elected for
Tucker winner
of W riter’s
contest
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Photo by Joyc* Hugh*«
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Speech therapist Carol Faith-Peterson takes Wes Haynes, 5.
son of Jeff and Rhonda Wallace, through one of the many dif
ferent stations they have to go through at the Pre-school
Kindergarten screening clinic held in Heppner on Tuesday.
lone tops voter turnout
H eppner-il, 58 pciccitt.
Results of the wntc-in vote for
County Commissioner (R), Jerry
Anderson received 186 votes and
Jerry Peck received 98 vote* on the
Republican ballot.
A correction was also made in the
amount of votes for County Com
missioner on the Democratic ballot
lor Morrow County Commissioner
Jerry Peck received 636 votes and
Ted Sampson received 229
The voting pcrccniages of last
week's election by precinct was turn
ed in by the County Clerk. Barbara
Bloodswnrth as follows
B oardm an-01.
45
p ercent;
B oardm an 02.
37
p ercent,
Hardman-03, 45 percent, lone-04,
74 percent; Irrigon-05. 49 percent.
lrrig o n -0 6 ,
35
p ercent;
l.e cin g to n -0 7 .
61
p ercent;
H eppner OK.
65
p ercent,
H cppner-09.
63
percent;
H ep p n er-10. 59 percent; and
Kev in Tucker of Heppner has had
his manuscript chosen as one o f
twelve winners in this year’s Young
Writers Contest, sponsored by the
Oregon Arts Commission
He was awarded a week long
workshop, plus food and lodging, at
no cost to him He has prov ided his
own transportation to and from the
University of Oregon, where the
seminar is held
Around 100 fiction pieces were
submitted for this contest and only
twelve were chosen to receive an
award
president. Christy Stroehcr. treas
urer. Mary VanBibbcr. secretary;
Jill Cobklin. business manager; Dina
Rui/. Head cheerleader, and Scott
Johnston. Publicity Director.
These officers attended a leader
ship conference in Springfield on
May 15 and 16 where (hey learned
many new ideas for the upcoming
school year.
The officers were sworn in May
23 at a school assembly.
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Kay Pmctor is (ellmg and reading
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children's storytime at the Heppner
Public I ibrary, beginning at 10:30
a m this Thursday. May 26 This
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September
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Dan Struthers made a Hole-In-
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Club on May 14 Dan made
his shot on the ninth hole with
a *7 iron. I he hole is 160 yards.
Also competing were Will Mar
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