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Ju n e I , IW * Bike-a-thon is June 12 Jr. Olympics results Letters to the Editor m — M - The Hcppncr Bike A Thun for Si Jude's Children's Hospital will he June 12 at (he fairgrounds. from 3 p m until 7 p m Volunteers «re Keep up the good work To the E d ito r: Thank you for the coverage and exposure during (he past election As time passes the unity and co operation that are needed to build a better community for us all w ill he greatly served by a more w idely read newspaper I urge you to seek more readers in Im g o n and Boardman The coverage and ph**os of the en tire country are essential to the enlightment and enjoyment of our marvelous area N o other media can help to bring us together like your paper please continue to grow and include all ideas and areas in your journal of the community Thank you to (hose who sup ported. helped and voted for me O u r idea of government that is resfsmsive. fair and thnfty will gn>w and become the dominant idea in the country The concerns about our roads which we daily use and the other services that government is charged with providing must be communicated to our elected o f ficials Y our votes for me espress concern and awareness, you must demand to be heard The apathy (hat is tolerated in this county is an cm harassment to me as I try to en courage my teenage children to be interested in the areas of their life that they can create an impact upon W e must get more people involved, or the roads will continue to be rough, the services poor or non existent and special intersts get the lion share of tax support The unemployment rate in M or row County has been in the twenty percent and thirty percent brackets in the past year Deon. my IdHKhigh school graduate deserves a better economic opportunity W e haven't created anywhere near enough jobs o r business activity The great government agriculture programs we have rewarded the weak and ineffi cient and drained capital that fueled our local economy and created gmwth Most of the great reward for idleness and being unproductive is collected as Sderal taxes So citizens o f M o rro w C o u n ty . grab your hoot straps and get on with it Tourism , recreation, senior retirement are all areas that a little effort will make a difference A community with low taxes and utility awls, whose citizens are aware, concerned and involved will always grow and pmsper. especially with our great natural climatic advantages Hopefully this campaign and communication will encourage at least one more reader to get off their duff and volunteer or seek office or be involved Thanks for listening (s) Te d Sampson Democratic Primary Candidate in M orrow County Im g o n . Oregon One solution to an improved economy T o the Editor N o one reading the ( )rcgonian this past Sunday could ignore the fact that Oregon is undergoing difficult economic times Unfortunately, more service jobs w ill not provide the revenue necessary to support our families, our sclnxils. our businesses or our State and local governments It is evident we need to process our produce here in M orrow Coun ty to achieve more income for our area If we can accomplish this, all o f us living here would benefit Sup port for needed services would not be brutally slashed N o one can accomplish this tor us O u r own initiative is all we can rely on to correct the current disastrous course our rural economy is taking Having been appointed to the Regional Strategy Committee for Economic Development for Morrow County. I have had the occasion to ponder what products we need to process and what markets would provide the most sales It didn't take more than 2 minutes, o f course, to enumerate wheat, cattle and lumber So I was musing over this at a fast food restaurant while eating lunch with Judic lau ghlin and Claudia Hughes It naturally followed that I wondered aloud what fast food would provide a sale for our pro ducts And Judic responded with the idea o f a beef stick, saying that she had fixed them at home loiter. I surmised that just one more fast food of similar quality to what is already available would not have the attraction (hat a really healthy fast food would engender So I proposed a health compatible pro duct, in keeping with “ The New Am erican D ie t" and the " la v in g Heart ” diet It has been ascertained that a certain level of cholesterol is — — necessary for hormone development in children, although additional fat remains harmful Since the Condon community was looking for a use for their defunct air base I addressed my inquiries to Judge Pryor of G illia m County H ow ever, the necessary water that would be needed for a slaughter house probably was not available, plus the transportation would have been more of a problem, so I believe Condon wishes to pursue a product made from wheat Boardman, of course, has no limitations such as these So I would like to submit this pro posal for consideration o f M orrow County residents W ould our com munities consider investing some time and money in such a proposal ’ Could it be a possibility for all coun ty residents who wish to participate to form a corporation and invest small sum s’ Visions of our production jobs, expanded feedlots, a slaughter house, a stick manufacturing opera turn, as well as increased markets for all our products, dance through my head I feel reasonably confident that we could secure a low cost loan to test how the market might respond to such a product Sen Packwixxl has expressed interest in our economic devekipment, ami Gov Goldschmidt appears to wish all the different areas to develop their own strategies to the best of their abilities W ould not this self-help approach to e co n o m ic d e ve lo p m en t be preferable to buying a tew lottery tickets? Please let me know what You think (s) Meg M urray a***#»— Used ATV*s.. 4 W HEELER 19 X 7 Polaris Cyclone ....................... 1986 Polaris Trail B oss ................... 1986 Polaris Trail B oss ................... 1985 Yamaha 200 ........................... 198 J Suzuki 125 ............................... 3 WHEELER 1985 Honda 3S0X ........................... 'liS O * * •mo** •mo** * IIO O ~ L E X IN G T O N LUM BER Le xin gto n ,O re . 989-8586 ' c • M tm n ta in f,' A t horn e O ver 100 athletes ages 2-14 at tended the Junior O lym pic Track meet on May 22 Listed below are the results * denote State qualifiers B o y s ages 2 -3 Softball th ro w : f ir « T il T u lin , u u w l Trcntoio K*wc. third Trrvor Rhra fourth K* let Howrll L o n g J u m p : first Til T u lin wsimv I Trevor Rhea third Kjler Howell, fourth Trento« I owe G i r l s ages 2 -3 S o ftb a ll t h r o w : Am Rival* Wilhrlm « v i o l Gem* Grant third Whitnr> Royer, hsirth Sally Calvert fifth Bratan* Real, »nth Jennifer William* I lin g j u i l i p : h r t i Whilne* Rover w to a l Rfvo.li Wilhelm third Sail* Calvert B o y s ages 4 -5 Stiff h a ll t h r o w : fit*t Dylan Mew. treond Travu Lowe, third Travt* Bellarm fourth Jeff Record* fifth Stefan Mathent titlh Kelly Paullu* I <uig j u m p : first Dylan Met< accond Corey Miller third Kelly Paullu* fourth Tra vn Betlamv fifth Travi* 1 owe titlh Daniel Record* ( » i r i s ages 4 -5 S o f tb a ll t h r o w : fir« Laycac Heal* testa! Samantha W ilhelm. thinTTai Sweek fourth Camille Syket. fifth Adrienne Swan ton. tilth Hrett Harher l o n g j u m p : firtl Tai Sweek tetond Samantha Wilhelm (hud Adrienne S »in * m hurth Hrrti Harher fifth layver Heal* utlh Camille Syket B o y s 6 -7 S o f th a ll t h r o w : fir« Derek Gundei ton tecond Shane Matheny. third Catev h i m kajrth Ciaty HelUunv fifth )«»tat Mea ly. tiu h Clint Bellamy L o n g j u m p : firtl Danny Comet •cental Derek Gunderuai. third Royal RiZnn «in . fourth Shane Matheny fifth Catev F.vana. *i*th Cialy Bellamy ( '.i r i s 6 -7 S o f t h a ll t h r o w : firvt Jill Harher. tetond Christy Kenny, third Teat Dultertt tianlh Hak* l arlvm fifth lanelle Heal* titlh Sarah Greif L o n g j u m p : firtl Tets Doherty, tccond Sarah Greif. third Jill Harher fourth Jatlynn Hughe*, fifth Jartelle Healv. titlh Brooke Boyer B o y s 10 a n d u n d e r H i g h j u m p : fine lake Swanvm * tevoral a tie her ween Damien W ilhelm • and C h r il Stkc* * third Steve Allen *. fourth Kellv Morgan fifth Jon Met/ S h o t p u t : firvt Chrit Sykev *. « v i o l Brent Gundervav third Dale W ilton, fourth Kelly Morgan fifth Brum koffler vmh Aid* Syket l o n g j u m p : firtl I uke Swanann • « v i o l Sieve Allen * third Travi* Petit yZui fourth Damien W ilhelm, fifth Brian KofTier titlh Adam (hdierty Discus: first Jon Met/, tetond Chrit Syket. ihird l>ale W ilvm fourth Breni Gunderton fifth Jeff Wilton uf.h Damien Wilhelm 100 M : fir« Steve Allen «coral Damien W ilhelm, third Hrenl ( windervm fourth Bruin Koffter. fifth Travi* Petlyyihn. titlh Andv Syket 2 0 0 M : f ir« I uke Swanvn tecond Adam D oherty, third T r a v n H i g h j u m p : firu ten Hi inner *. «coral Jotenh Healv *. third Jelf Bmeluhr l o n g J u m p : firvt I en Hriltner * «coral Sam Sumner * third Mike Holloran fourth Jeretl Waklund fifth Ryan Munkerv S h o t p u l : lire! l-en Hriltner. «coral Jt«y Hoffman third Jernl Waklund fourth Trent Hughev fifth Ryan Munkerv D is c u s : firtl feral Wkklund tetond Kvan Munkert. third (rent Hughe* 4 0 0 M R e la y first tram ol Mike Holltiran. Trent Hughes. Jeff Hmetuhr Bren) W right 100 M : first Sam Sumner «coral Mike Holloran. third Brent Wright fourth Trent Hughev *00 M : firvt Sam Sumner «coral Brent Wrighi third Joey Hoffman •wk) M: firtl J<*y Hoffman tecond Jeff Bolrfuhr X00 M : firtl Jotejdi Healv tecond Ji«v Hoffman B o y « 13 - 1 4 H i g h j u m p : first Stetr Hoffman second Shane Munkert la iltg j u m p : fir« V olt l i e «coral SIX DIFFERENT TARGETS AVAILABLE! •Chultar »Q uail «R abbit •Standard «D riv e n Pheasant «D ove STANDARD TARGETS S P E C IA L T A R G E T S • 1 0 " • Each 25 *7M - First 25 >5” • Additional 25 For More Information Contact: TREO CORPORATION - IS031 070-00(0 Our first year in the Heppner area has been Nnh enjoyable and pleasant w tih the opportunity to share our services w ith many of the community. Hours this summer for our Hcppncr office will be: D i s c u s : f i r « Scc«t Cue second Shane M u n k rn ih ird I K K ich l h«irth J*»wt Hanna fifth R ak Koffler titlh Steve W * n »v k 100 M : f ir « Kevin Pavne tetond Ard* Athhrt k 200 M : l n « A id s Athhetk 4(H) M i l u t l Andv A th h e ik H00 M : f ir « Steve Hoffman, tetond T R Riehl 1500 M : f i r « Dan Beck 400 M re la y : f i r « team Andv Athhetk. Sam Sumner, t en Brittner. K e tin f’. v « « c . - i d ),>*h l“a k I K Richl V . n C i » Steve Hoffman, ihird Mike Holloran. R c k Koffter. Jeff B>«efuhr Steve W ilto n Long ju m p : first 1 ita Doherty P rtty|o hn th ird Sara Greenup, fourth JoA n nr William*, filth J estiva Sumner Shot put: fir « Sara Greenup * « c o r d Jo Anne William* D Lx C U S : f i r « Sara Greenup • 400 M relay: fir« Jrnnv Krem Melitta Pettyjohn J c ** k a S u n u «r. C harm e C i « HM) M : fir « Alitta B m w n le ld «c o n d Lit* Dotiert* third Jenny Krem , fourth Charcne C « . fifth fettHa Sumner, titlh M elitta Pettyjohn 2IMI M : firtl Alitva Brownfield « c o a t Char ('< « third M elitta Petty lohn, lourth Jettk a Sumner 44MJ M : fir« I ita Doherty t e u n l lennv Krem G irls 13-14 I ting ju m p : first Holly K k m a n Shot p u l: f i r « Holly K k m a n Discus: f i r « lenny A th h a k second M itt* Wallace 400 M relay: fir« H K k m a n S Greenup. A Brownfield. 1 IXiherty IIMi M: f i r « Jenny A th h a k te cia J Hull* K k m a n N IG H T IS jC O H IN G - • ■.* .* *: • V ' . '* -1 ■>' Regular Hours: 2:(X) - 5:30 p.m. By Appointment: 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. . A *. 4 ‘ C H IR O P R A C TIC H E A L T H C L IN IC 128 W Willow K lo x d A. Turnbull, IX 676-5141 i ’" - , . .* > • ,■ • ’ ' • . ,• . . r ■ ** ■ C 1 J • ;*■ •;*r •;*. .k ! -/ k > .' ... - « f r • * . , *4 •. .. - will be closed Sat., June 4 till 5:00 p.m. During Church Auction w. e« » i « 4 I' Beechers ... . • ■ * * ■11 * b • ■ - ' . . . 4 . * * .« . , * • » . • • . . V - - * * • t i . * , */ - t / * , V — Bui We Will Be OPEN FOR DINNER!! - riv i ' Beecher9» V .,/ . • V P IN T FO ODS 422-7540 • a -r '-..*** ^ I „ . r.% •» fi y - \ ' •>A " * « * 1 lone * f tM ir a iM iM iM iM iM iM iM if M m ir a iM iM n im m n M n « iiir a if « if « k T * -.a. . - è ) X. DUCKS UNLIM ITED DINNER / AUCTION HEPPNER ELKS LODGE JUNE 11 - 7 PM V iA * . DINNER TICKETS - $1000 - Prime Rib/Wine OPTIONAL D.U. MEMBERSHIP - $20.00 . A For D l! members who pay by June 11. Coast to Coast «ft the Heppner Chapter vsi|) hold g ys|H*vttal rattle tcatunng a new Kenungton 83) pump V 1c ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ ^ N O T IC E ( ^ dr J» ‘ . ' * « - « - A i C ì . L • < , - ’ .'• > »' . vy* &♦ - N. A . r A . « - -'L ,«'••• i 1 o * ' c V . , > ' » . >•. j Z ' 1 V, ' Sr\_ • " Due to acts of vandalism in the Rhea \ ('reek - Wilson Creek areas, lands own- • ed and controlled by Kinzua Corpora-[ tion will he posted “No Trespassing". - £ Anyone with business in those areas. \ $ please contact the Kinzua office for per- ■ 4 mission before entering. ' Any additional ai ts of vandalism may necessitate closing additional areas. ____ s * . • - Dinner tickets are available from Pettyjohn's Farm & Builder's Supply, Kate's Pizza, Jeff Maben - 676-5269, Allen Burkenbine - 676-5038, Gary Clark - 676-5222, Bob Krein - 676 9956, or Norm Zeller - 676-5206 .. . t * r* « C ^ *s 7s, . s y A ik .y z "ì: ' Mk. *• K K h ■ w. - “ . V* : ^ V. Y w -V. - ; \ Jt — . .-.'f ■ . » , KINZUA CORP ir ^ Looking for work? A tten d the E astern Oregon ; X . / » • \ „ * » G l i • * 4 Jobs ia ir 4 S n t u d n y . J u n « 4, 10 » m . - 2 p . m . Blu« M o u n t a i n C o m m u n i t y Collage P ioneer Hall S tu d e n t U n ion ...- . : ^ ■ .t: - Free hot dogs and chip9 12:00-12:30 pm .. * •V *• * ^x -'*>. » -1 z • v *' Drawing for one term in-district tuition to Blue Mountain Community College * vVÌ -t e ^ s rv > e - These businesses have job openings now and will be present al the job fair. • Eatt*rn Oragon Correctional Institut# • Washington Stata Panllantlary • Oragon Stata i m p lo y m a n t Division • Fast Cantral Oragon Association of Countlaa • Kay Tacbnology For mora Information cali 27 1 Safaway • Sm ith Froran Foods • Frad Mayar • Simplot • Oragon National Guard • Flaatwood Travai Trattar# • St A n th o n y Hoapltal 1260 a it . 210 - - • r •i* .. . wï. d* ' • • ' • • * t v» • ..• « *V. ' V . t» • I ' ■ I . i » \ ■ .. 4 • - VW*. * J • • : a Tuesdays G irls 10 and under H ig h ju m p : f i r « K im M tX ’urry • L o n g ju m p : lint J o * « Evans *, te to n d M e lit ta • THANK YOU! w anmk Girls 11-12 -1 i* r . •• z *. S . Hanna S h « j«it fir« Shane Munkert « t o o l T K R iehl, third Jason Hanna, fourth Stete tetond Megan IX>herty, th u d C arm an Willian«*. I.tirth Anrur Hitler fifth kimherly Mc< urry . titlh tiffany Munkert Discus: f ir « Fnuly Carlton, tccond C amtan William*. third Katie Kenny lourth Melitta Cut*forth, fifth Becky Carlton Shot pul: fir « Megan llohrrtv. « S t a l F.milv Carlton third Carman William*, fourth Been C arlton, fifth Test Doherty, titlh K a t « Kenny 44X1 M relay: f ir « A Hitler I I van* J Van Winkle. M Doherty, « c o n d T D o h e rtv .l Hngg* K Kenny. C William* 100 M : fir « J .w « Fvana * «c o rc l K a i« Holkvan third Megan IXStertt lourth Anrur Hitler fifth fill H nggt titlh K im M *Curry 200 M : f i r « J o t « I van* second let* IXdierty. third Jill Brigg* fourth Annie Hitler 400 M : f ir « Megan Doherls « c o r d Kim M cCurrv BOO M : first K im Met urry Ú T " 'V » * * *V <50:i) 507-051« Steve Hoffman third Shane Munkerv fount) Kevin Payne, fifth R ak Kofflef. titlh la a n Pettyjohn, lourth Mike William* 4 0 0 M : firtl 1 uke Swanton tecond Steve Allen H00 M : firtl Jon Met/ «coral ( hot Syket 1500 M : firtl Fra. Sknah H o y s 11- 12 50 Target Sporting Clavs Tours«* - « - " ♦ h g '.. . ■ “ y .* ; V t' V- V •:* . 4 . -•*• • W • ■ » * w. • » • < '; t * * - • A u to m o tiv e G la s s • M o b ile S e rvice R e p a ir • R e p la c e m e n t Brooke Boyer, daughter of John and Kelly Boyer. Lexington, long jumps for sixth place on Sunday, May 22 at the junior Olympics , - a W . N O W H A S ... By Reservation Only « _ needed C a ll L o is C o n n o r. b7f* *«45 A ll children arc ins ited lo attend Pledge sheets may he pick ed up at the grade school /+ TOURS S RECREATION IK EASTERN OREGON Minimum, 4 People Per Group F IV E S E R V IN G E A S TE R N OREGON e . # , .i V :v f* . - ♦ .. r A f .. .V » ,, * ; K * v ? fK .T '
