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School kids could not wait until school got out last Friday
schedule for the month o f June
Friday. June 10 blood pressures
and immunizations, Heppner o ffic e ,
8 30 a m -4 p m
Tuesday. June 14 hksid pressures
and immunizations. Irrigon county
office. I - 4 p m
W ednesday, June 15
blood
pressures, lone Bank o f l O kit
chen. 2-3 p m
Friday . June 17 blood pressures
and immunizations. Heppner office.
8 30 a m -4 p m
Tuesday. June 21 bksd pressures
and immunizations. Boardnun City
Hall, I 30 4 p m
June 22-24 office will ne closed
for vacation
Tuesday. June 28 bksd pressures
and immunizations, Irrigon County
Offices, 1 4 p m
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Kamil v barbecue
Ma y .30
Team Scram ble N o
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Morgan. Tad Miller, Eldon and Bar
bara Gilbert No 2-Thrce way tie.
Earl and Peggy Fishbum and Ijirry
Pettyjohn 2 Frank and Neoma
Bailey. Earl and Carol Norris 3
John and Pat Fdmundson and Lucille
Massey.
U»ng drive, men Larry Petty john.
women Pat Fdmundson
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W ils o n ;
women Pal Fdmundson
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Delpha Jones and Millie Rauch present awards to Alecta Tar-
nasky, Peter Pearson and Shawn Cutsforth
By Delpha Jones
The Morrow Countv Historical
Society was happy to present checks
and certificates to three junior
high students from Hcppncr who
took part in the sponsored 100 year
railroad project. The railroads in
Morrow County were 100 years old
this year and the group at the vug
gestion o f Dominic Monahan from
New York, sponsored a contest lor
junior high students These were
judged and the three highest receiv
ed money awards and the school
gave certificates
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Washington for the government and
he sent $50 for the first prize with
the Society matching the amount
Those receiving awards were First
place Alecia Tamasky. second place
Peter Pearson and third place Shawn
Cutsforth
A committee o f Pat
Wright and M illie Rauch contacted
the schools and got the project
underway Presenting the awards
were Millie Rauch and Delpha Jones
President o f the Morrow County
Historical Society
The Society
greatly appreciated the effort hy the
teachers and students in this project
and the school for including the
ladies in the award night
Dinosaurs are the theme for the
‘ Be a Dino M ile Reader' summer
reading program, being sponsored
jointly for the first time hy the Hepp-
ncr Elementary School and the
Heppner Public l ibrary
The kick-off date is June 13 and
continues to August 15 at the Public
Library and August 22 at the sch»*ol
library The school's hours are Mon
days 10 a m to 12 noon and
Wednesdays I p m to 3 p m The
Public Library will maintain their
current hours
Hooks checked out at either library
arc counted in one total Participants
can cam an ice cream treat
A W j acw this year is a compeli
lion tor whoever reads the most
bonks as o f August 15. For this,
there will be two age groups Pre
schoolers through first graders can
count books they read or have read
to them fhc winner from this age
group receives an imagination book.
‘ Sometimes I Pretend
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Cheerleaders
hold bottle
drive
Th e H eppner H igh School
Cheerleaders are having a bottle
drive Saturday. June 11 beginning at
•Jam The squad consists o f seniors
Dina Ruiz. Benji Pearson, and
Michelle Wallis, and junior Dukic
Palmer If anyone has bottles they
would like to have picked up please
call 676-9830 or 676-5248
Sale good Thurs. June 9th-Sat. June 11th
ALL Boys Wear - size 2 & up 1/Q
' Ladies Summer Hats 30% oti
Indies 2-Piece Skirt Sets reg. ‘ 28 M -*18°°
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The Heppner Police Department
reports handling the follow in g
business during the past week
May 30 12:35 a m Motorist
Assist, 12 40 a m Motorist Assist,
6 43 p m request officer for Securi
ty Check. 8 08 p.m.-complaint o f
Vehicle Speed
May 31 l a m -report o f Thief
June I
11:45 a m Motorist
Assist, 12 35 p m Courteous Driver
Award Given to Bret W Akcson
June 2 2 20 a m request officer
tor Security Check, 9:40 a m assist
Morrow County sheriff's depart
ment, 10 03 p m complaint o f
Harking Dog. 10 50 p m -complaint
o f Barking Dog
June 3: 7 58 a m false alarm 8 20
a m Courteous Driver Award given
to Michelle L Beck; 10 45 a m
assist Morrow County sh eriffs
department
June 4 2 15 p m assist Oregon
Stale police; 11 2 1 p m report o f
Suspicious Noise
June 5: 11:38 p m -false alarm
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The W illow ( reek Country Club
will hold its third Jack and Jill Tour
namrnt o f the season on Friday. June
10 Hosts for this event are Tim and
Vicki Birkby. chairpersons. Dave
and Trish Gunderson. l.cs and Jan
Paustain
This will be a nine hole competi
tion starting at 6 p m Light snacks
w ill f * served before the play and the
cost for participating in the play will
be $4 per couple
in the older age group, second
graders and up. receives a tacts fun
btxik, T R (Tyrannosaurus Rev)
and Friends'
Both libraries arc sponsoring
O regon»' Governor Cioldschmidts'
Reading Program
Any student
reading ten books receives a cer
tificate signed by the governor
Forms for this may he picked up at
the libraries
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Jack and
Jill Tourney is
June 10
Summer reading program to begin
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Back row L to R Bob Lovgren, Don Du Bois, Morgan Connor. Jack Ployhar, Bob Kilkenny.
Leila McLachlan Sullivan, Don Gunderson, Myron Rill.
Middle L to R Kay Kelly Robinson, Lillian Hubbard Boyce. Harriet Ball Hall.
Front L to R Clarence Greenup. Joan Corwin LaFremere, Beverly Yocom Gunderson, Joan
Hisler Sumner. Yvonne Hastings Connor. Clara Ledbetter Pickens
W C C C Golf
M C H S presents awards at HJHs
Photo By Joyce Mugf'ee
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