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Lindsay receives State Farmer Degree and wins Co-Op Contest Several incidents of vandalism nave been reported at Willow Creek Dam Park recently, according to the Morrow County Sheriff s Office Some of the incidents include lit tering. knocking over trash cans, defacing roadways, tearing down road signs, spray painting signs and destmying swimming markers at the cost of $80 apiec e These incidents are costing the taxpayer* names These acts of van dalism involve both the county and the Corps of Engineers If the corp investigates these crimes, they become federal offenses with fines from $300-S3.000 Anyone with information regar ding these incidents or witnessing these acts of vandalism are asked to contact the Morrew County Sheriff s office Lett to right: Michelle Wharburton. dance team advisor, Lori Cecil, Jeame Patterson. Christi Stroeber, Tricia Coe and Tiffany Har- SECTIONAL L EITEflf 19 8 9 « O tc s o R r « i n B m nson. Not present were Cheryl Conklin and Jennie Weygandt. by Joyc. HugnM M Blake receives life Barney Lindsay is shown with his award for winning first place in FFA Extemporaneous Public Speaking at sectional St. Pat’s Alcohol and Drug Free dance m e m b e r s h i p ¡11 M llSO IlS planned for Jr. high and high school An alcohol and drug free dance is being held as a new item this year in conjunction with the St Patrick’s Day celebration, sponsored by the Parents Club. This will involve students from junior high through high school. The band that will be playing is ‘Klue’, a band that Kevin Gutierrez used to play with Members in the band include Scott Arson. Paula J F FA Spuulding, Curt Perry, Tim Hines and Steve Sathcr, from Hcppncr This is a rock and roll band The dance begins Saturday, March 18, at 9 p m and runs until midnight It will be held at the M or row County Fairgrounds The cost is *2 per person and refreshments will be served All students arc invited to come and celebrate St. Pat's Day in Heppner Barney Lindsay placed first in the C o o p quiz contest held in Pendleton on March 4. The contest consisted of a five page test over cooperatives and an oral interview about the can didate’s knowledge of cooperatives Barney was also last year’s district Co-op quiz winner He will now ad vance to the state finals which will take place in Bend at the Oregon EL A Mate Convention Lindsay will receive his State Farmer Degree, an award given on ly to the top 3% of the FFA enroll ment in Oregon. This award is bas ed on the student's ag project, inter view by State FFA officers and the Stale Farmer test, a six page test covering agriculture in general and the FFA organization Barney was the winner in Extem poraneous Speaking at District and Sectional He now advances to Slate in Bend March 17 In Public Speak mg. the contestants are given a choice of three categories from which to choose their topic; Agri- Technology. Agricultural Marketing or International Agriculture They arc to give a 4 to 6 minute speech on their subject and have 30 minutes to prepare They do not know their subject until drawn After their speech, the contestants must answer questions for five minutes ht 0*1 e«« - J V .X CUSTOMER REQUE i f ARE l\ Bloudsport Presidio c - ' i ,* mn 471 N. Main j _ i ■. , „ Di-ad Pool ^ Hot To Trot Child and Pet division is new in St. Pat’s Parade Wight’s \ ideo & Am ido ì . Heppner « . Kid*' Dye your sheep green, paini your dog’s toenails green, put a green bonnet on your cat or whatever, decorate your pet for the Children's Pci division of the St Patrick's Day Parade New this year in the parade is the children's net division Dallas Wilson. Portland, has donated $200 to be given away in prize money for the pet division The ch ildren's division was created for children 12 years of age and under Prize categories include the best Irish dressed child and pet. Bcsi Controlled Pet. Most Talented Pet and Best laxiking Pet Prizes will .1 r r V V • • W allace W olff N .D . < . advises Patients In Need of Record Transfers To Mail a Dated and Signed Request to Him at Box 785 Heppner, By March 17th. «y « ? • i *■ È l Æ MAY THE LUCK O THE / . '*• .'A * V . , , ■J- V > .* , , * ■• IT.* , ' > ' t / 9 i „ ff/. - y f(lr i £ 2 J » . jf 7 7 ‘ Ï K B D ’U “V S U » < * . j h a f A Lvl i - •■<?;;■.v il-s r* î ■ j . y r r > ’f - 0* + ,» y 2Z í-, > Earl J. Blake received his life membership certificate and a plaque for being an active member of the lone Masonic Lodge for over 66 years. He joined the lodge February 1. 1922 and was past Master in 1932 He received his 50 year pm in 1973. Earl is a Heppner resident and past lone resident Presenting the plaque is Don Ball, right, Oregon District Deputy for District 28 J 9 .i A V# * ; . f . i v r w % jy\NAiT ! - r ij o Y g /„ « I • ,i - » s * • .♦ . ■ S, 'K '.'.* - *3 ‘ t •' ' V . V ' . 1 . - (•• : A • •: l/ ! ; PRIZES W IL L BE ON DISPLAY! !' V Ì ft ■ - "S% *K Ilntpr l b W in » FR E E INirtaahU» ( ' » hsp II p lt«k€*or«lcr >■ CONTEST RUNS FROM MARCH 8th. to MARCH 19th I f you are (he I7tlt person to rent a movie each daw you will he awarded a " SPECIAL P R IZ E !" K a l e 's Heppner * A scholarships for the advanced education of rural youth International Youth Exchange H million group health & disability, help control rising cost of health insurance. ^ ‘ 1,000 accidental death benefits w/increases ^ Monthly Publications ^ C.A. Ultimate Choice Call Robert Wight at 989-8556 The Adventures of Crazelda & C lem ... (A fte r Sheep Dog Trials are on again this year The Sheep Dog tnaiers will be here again this year with their dogs to put on a good show for spectators The dog trials will be held Saturday beginning at 8 30 a m and run throughout the day Sunday the trials begin at V a m William Rill is in charge of ihe trials with the St Patrick's Commit tec donating the prize money Krebs Brothers, donates the sheep to he us ed for the trials William would ap precíate any help that he could get in putting on the show Contact him for details People from Oregon. Washington, California and Canada arrive in town to participate in the dog trials About bO entries participated in Iasi year's event Come on out and see how well these dogs arc trained and watch some exetiting things happen H ours! b :(M ) i t .t i l . - 1 1 : 0 0 p . r n . Clem Culled Out "Hey. Grazelda.J How about dancing on down to > lill« * r ‘*» M i n i V l n r l A ( l i o x r o n and pick me up some oil 7 I've got to take this old cow up to the city and trade her in for a couple of young heifers." Gru:elda G in y / ii/ " O h . Clem can I go 7 We could have Chinese and just make the day of it” Clem. (rollirn; on the floor luughintd "Sure you can go gal. who do you think I was going to trade off?" Savings on Oneida Place Setting Sale on 42 Patterns of Oneida Stainless. Reg. *30.00. . now * 1 » . » » Reg. *40.00. . .now Reg. LSO.OO. . .now Reg. s75.0(). . .now * - 1 9 . 9 9 1 ((h er 1,000 movies to rent!) V- Judging for the kids and pets will begin at 12 13. and the parade will be held Saturday March 18 and begin al I I $ p m The starting point is Green Feed Store north of town Entrants arc to be sure to check in with Bob Kahl. parade chairman, the day of the parade —Benefits of a C.A. Mem bership- Come in and rent a movie from our large selection, Special story hour scheduled Mar. 14 and if you find a four-leaf clover in the rental There will N.- a sjx'i i. 1 siorv hour cassette case YOU ARE A WINNER! at Heppner Publii I ibrary on lues ; •. V í- be awarded in the junior div ision for ages to 6 years old and senior divi sion for ages 6 to 12 years Communicating for Agriculture é • j n ■■■■■H M H , P i z z a & P a s t r y 676-5017 day. Marih 14 trom 3 lo 3 '() p m le a Calvert will read all about ■feelings' Mrs Calvert will alvo he the story teller this Thursday. March V. and the subject will he St Patrick's Day Story hour begins at Ml a m On Thursday. March lb. Kas Pro ctor will iv . k I at* hii Smokcy the Bear beginning al Ml Ml a m Asa special treat Smokes will nuke a personal appearance at Ml 43 All children are cordially invited to attend the library's regular story hours hold every Thursday at Ml 30 a m Freni time to time spec i.il siorv hours and other spci i.il adiv ilies are scheduled at the library Contact librarian, Rene IX'vin lor more information 0 M I0 A o t i u x t s u m o ss Srde huis Ma\ * ‘V s * PHenon'« ------ M«ppn*r< r r —p fe m Itwtltrt »?» *IW
