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August 18 at 7 p m . the Morrow County Amateur Rodeo performance will start the two-go rounds to determine the win ner of this esent Local calf ropers eligible to enter are those who base a lifetime earnings limit of SI;turn The saddle will be awarded in the rodeo arena by Queen Nancy Bailey on Sunday afternoon at the con eluding performance , • • - 1 « '* * * *• • F c.-*«-. > *-*1 .1 , ■» % I . . - « - - **.. • t ^ • * 1 azette imes Heppner 23* Wednesday. August 2. 1989 VOI 107 NO. 31 8 Pages The saddle, pictures ot the C**urt. and oihcr rodeo awaids will be , • ■ s ». c New principal hired for HHS Jr. Steve Dickenson, 37. has accepted a contract offer to be the principal at Heppner High School beginning immediately He replaces Jim Bier who resigned effective in July after many yean, at Heppner High School Mr Dickenson received his Bachelor's Degree from l.infield College in 1975 and Master's Degree from Southern Oregon State Col lege m 1979 He earned .id ministrative certification from the University of Oregon in 1981 This Umatilla F2»D Mr W'siaki's formal education began at the University ot Miami and the l 'nvcrsity of Texas He com pleted his studies at the University of Oregon in Education Adminitra tion He has fourteen years ex perience in education He and his wife Ann and their two children arc looking forward to the sunshine alter six years in the Wallamctte Valley 1 .uni. Marion. Morrow. Multnomah and Polk counties until August 20 Monica Swanson ot lone has spent considerable time coordinating the stu d en ts and host fam ily ar- rangments Monica was an Interna tional 4 H Youth Exchange (IFYE) student in her youth, and has a special dedication to 4 H Exchange Programs Morrow County host families in elude Roherl and Judy Brown. Ir rigon. Randy and Joyce Hughes, Lexington, Earl and Peggy Fishburn. Heppner. Gary and Mar tha Munkcrs, Lexington, Frank and Chloc Pearson. Heppner. and Brok and Janet Tucker, l-cxington Please help our Japanese visitors enjoy their time in Morrow County 1 kommuniH Bowlers bring home trophies * v . • Morrow ( oiintv Slier iff. Roy I lias issued a warning to citi/cns ot Morrow County V iMoup known as the W illiamson G. iiii - worki ng in the 1 astern ( > k gon area is offering asphalt pav mg rooting and other services al an inexpensive price Com plaints have been tiled on the quality ot woik and charges Prior to hiring an unknown contractor, contact the Consumer Protection Services at 229 s*48 or the police- or Morrow County Sheriff's Office Court to appear on TV On August 8. the Morrow Coun ty Fair and Rodeo Queen and Court will travel to kcnnewick. Wa . to appear on KNDU TV news with Jim Snyder interviewing each of the girts Following this, at 10 30 a m the Court will he taped at KEPR TV by Holly Sherwood for the Cascade- Camera Show which will he aired on August 14 and 15 "We sure hope that our local families and friends will be able to sec us this time.” claims Marlene Currin, Court Chapen>ne. “ we were all pretty disappointed with the TV coverage during the Rose Parade ” who purchased Trish's when she moved to Alaska, moved her shop and recently changed (he name to Hair It Is The first day in her new shop for Jo is August 8 She will be open Tuesday thmugh Friday to serve her customers Until then, she will con tmue at her present location Jo has had 32 years of experience in hair care She says she is “ proud to work in Heppner and hopes to continue many more years” For appointments, call Jo at 676 9282 Vi» in April al Milwaukie Bowl in Milwaukie The team scored " Q ? total points Sixty-two kids attended the tournament from Heppner Michael Wsiaki Trish's Beauty Shop has moved to 315 N Chase Street and Jo Borst. » I* Left to right Danny Comer. Jerid Ployhar. Pal Birkby and Derek Gunderson received trophies for first place G team at the Young American Bowling Assn Championships held Heppner Princess fills VVilliamson (iang her summer with jobs is worki area Hair It Is * ■ p ria » fitreu this ycM by the CotHcMunlN, nxlco fans, anil \ ini I oia Steve Dickenson 4-H Japanese exchange program underway While more than 20 Oregon 4 H members and their chaperones are getting settled in the Japanese way of life. Oregon families are welcom ing more than 160 Japanese students into their homes this past week The Japanese junior and senior high students arrived July 22 to begin a month's visit to the stales They will live and work with host families in lb counties including Morrow County The Japanese students went to the OSU campus for orientation and a picnic with their host families and odvers before departing for their host families homes The 1-ABT) students will he hosted by families in Benton. Clatsop. Gilliam . H jrney, Josephine, klamath. l.ake. Lane. will be able to admire the beautiful Gardner* in lowntowt Heppnei is his fifteenth year in education in Oregon schools Prior to coming to Heppner. Dickenson taught in Oregon high schools for si* years, was assistant principal for si* years and spent the last two years as principal in Ncwbcrg He and his wife kathi. have three children 12. 10. and 8 years old School will begin in Morrow County on August 29 School District hires Wsiaki Michael Wsiaki 47. Iws been hired as the Director of Curriculum. In struction and Special Programs for the Morrow County School District Prior to coming to Morrow Coun thy. Wsiaki was the superintendent in Willumma His experience in eastern Oregon and W ashington in eludes being Grants Manager and Curriculum Specialist lor F.SD 123 in Washington and as Measurement and Evaluation Specialist for Queen Nancy gives Frank Pearson Kinzua Corp a complimen tary Fair and Rodeo Button N O T IC E The Morrow Cminty Medical Board will meet Monday, Augusi 7. 1989 at 7 p m at the Irrigon City Hall Agenda, will he general business matters The public is invited to attend Weather Report b* 1 N ►*#«>««• Jnls 25 Amy Greenup, a princess ol the 1989 Morrow County Fair and Rodeo is the daughter of Greg and Janet Greenup oI Heppner Amy is a 16 year old junior at Heppner High School I his summer, besides her coun activities and representing Morrow County at area parades grand entries, and speaking at civic clubs, she is busv with several |obs Amy is employed part time hv her mother in her cleaning service in the evenings jt the Pettyjohn Office Building and watches her two younger sisters Kathleen 8 and Kelsey S in the mornings Amy also cleans the K in/ua Corporation ol (ices amt scale shuc k part tunc Amy has seen the Morrow County Call Roping trophy saddle and display in the K in/ua Corp lobby and says " I t 's a hcuutilul saddle anil it is fan lavile ot K in/ua Corporation to aw ard it to the top Morrow County Call RojK-r“ Princess Amy also makes phone contacts tor her aunt Cmdv Greenup, an insurance agent \my also keeps hosy by helping at the family ranch on Hinton Creek and in lier spare time works with her 4 II lambs and rides hcr liotsc I an ny. to keep her in shuj*c A m y’s most m em orable ex fv rie nee so tar this veut has been the day spent al Portland Meadows horse trac k I his was the tirsi horse race Aim had .mended and it was tun to sec all die hcuutilul horses and to present the w inner of the Mi>now ( omits sponsore d r , . u|, i imrsc blanket 3mv has en|oved liuicluii- around the area ibis year and lia had a loi of tun promol un- Moi invi < ountv in the hesi wav possible Vim invites everyone lo conte to the Morrow < ountv I air and Risk • August If* 2tt and se th, Stars on Parade Arm alvi has another sister. Sarah, who is a pennant bearer lor the court ilns ic.ir 1 ties. Weils 1 burs. 1 il Sal Sun, Xlnii. High 1 < I W 91 51 9| 52 47 82 51 89 90 50 Ml 48 Ml 50 Market Report lu esilav . Vug. Sod Milite *4.40 *4.49 ‘4 42 »4.43 Bariev »lilt) T » ioi r •to i I ut» f *8b 7S I 'Loans for Boats 'Loans for Campers 'Loans for Trailers ,N K OF ax tern O reo on «/ I n i U m I k 'iH r * * • P in .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 LOANS FOR LIVING Jo Borst -t <1 :/v / litin L Member r t) I c 'V .' Z *"•* K" featured in th. «.onto window at * • w ,.- ..* ' - i “'It's sponsors like Kin/ua that puke our l air and Rodeo special and the saddle creates a lot of compeli non which draws many of our local cow boss " sacs Queen Nancy “ This year's saddle is fine quail ty complete with hand stamping and a nutching breast collar,” Frank Pearson kin/ua General Manager si.He' 'Rhea Creek Saddlery made the saddle and breast collar for this Scar's pri.-e and the quality is e\ ccllcni,” he added « •'•s' » » . V**- . v
