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Bowman heads Soroptimist for 88-89
Timber tour termed successful
ie forestry department was pleased with the number of
people that turned out for the tour that was planned “A lot
of information was shared and we felt it was worth the effort,"
sa u f Roger Williams, ranger
The Heppner Ranger District lour
July 23 wax well attended, according
inftbger Williams O isincl Ranger
They viewed the limber managmenl
program and activities involving
harvest techniques. They also
discussed clean utnng versus selec­
tive cutting umber practices
The tour lasted from 9 a m until
about 4 : 3 0 p m and tourists took a
sack lunch
“ W e did not solve everything."
according m M r
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did share some ideas and hopefully
opened some eyes W e arc going to
continue along these same lines, it
is critical for people to know what
is going on in the forest."
Another tour has been scheduled
for August 13 It will concentrate on
riparian area management, fish
habitat improvement and recreation
opportunities
New 1988-89 officers recently installed for
Soroptimist Club are front: Terne Cutsforth.
President LoRayne Bowman and Marianne
Kahl. Back row left to right; Mary Goheen,
Bettie Doherty. Molly Rill. Judie laughlin, Vi
Wilgers. Crndee Henderson. Pat Hyatt, Joyce
Hughes Not pictured is Jackie Allstott
Grounds receiving new coat of paint
Boys sustain
injuries in
accident
A one car accident occured about
h mile up Hinton Creek towards
Pilot Rock, last Saturday. July 30.
at about 6 30 p m
Insolscd in the accident were Jeff
Hiatt, driser o f the 1967 Ford pick­
up. Scan Adlard and Marti Buschke,
all o f Heppner
According to Gary Warren, M or-
n>w County Deputy. the boys were
on their way to town when the driver
reached for a paper that was blow ­
ing off the dashboard and out the
wmckiw He hit the shoulder, over
corrected, and the pick up crossed
the road and rolled two times
Buschke and Adlard were ejected
from the vehicle
Hiatt was treated at Pioneer
Memorial Hospital and released as
was Buschke Buschke was kept for
observation Adlard was transported
to Pendleion with unknown injuries.
Sweepstakes board is new 1
Interested pervms may contact the
forest service at 676-9187.
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Ed Struthers is doing a lot of painting on the fair buildings
this week The structures are receiving a coat of pearl gray
paint in preparation for fair week which begins August 17-21.
Michele Wallis is working on the new display board that is
located in the fair building next to the kitchen. This new board
will show the winners m each division. They will be posted as
soon as they are known This will be a centrally located infor­
mation board for fair results
State fair tickets available at
First Interstate
First Interstate Bank of Oregon
will sell advance discount tickets for
the State Fair from August I through
August 24 The Fair runs from
August 26 through September 5
4-H horse judging
contest August 6
Adult tickets regularly priced at $5
will be sold for $3.50. For each
ticket sold a 50C donation will be
made to the Children s Trust Fund
to help fight child abuse and neglect.
Tickets arc available at any First
Interstate branch
For further information call First
Interstate Bank. Heppner branch.
676-9163.
A horse judging contest will he
held Saturday. August 6. at 6 p m.
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judge two halter classes, riding
classes, and tack iced identification
Each contestant or team will submit
oral and written reasons on a class
as specified by the judge Horses arc
not needed for this event
Potluck barbecue dinner will
follow with hot dogs and hamburgers
being provided for alter the contest
Kids should bring SI to cover the ex­
pense of the barbecue Please bring
a salad and join us It you have any
questions please call Jean Jepsen in
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