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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 4, 1994
LCDC slates farm land hearings
commission, but will not be
available in the information
packet that is provided to the
commission in advance of the
May 26-27 hearing.
Preliminary information and
draft language for the proposed
rules will be available in early
April.
For further information about
the proposed rules, hearing loca
tion or submission of comments,
contact the department at (503)
373-0050.
The Land Conservation and
D evelopm ent
Com m ission
tLCDC) will conduct a public
hearing concerning additional
dwellings on farms and concern
ing identification of areas of high
value famland May 26 and 27 at
the State Capitol Building in
Salem and at the Convention
Center in Pendleton. The time has
not yet been set.
Testimony on proposed rules
w ill also be heard by the commis
sion at its meeting April 14 and
15 in Salem.
Interested persons may present
oral or written comments at the
hearings or they may present
written comments before May 12
to: the Department of Land Con-
sen ution and Development. 1175
Court St. N .E., Salem, OR
97310. Comments received after
May 12 will be provided to the
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and Daniels to commission
Ron Daniels, Boardman and
Davis Bums, Irrigon were ap
pointed by Governor Barbara
Roberts to the State Chemical
Demilitarization Citizens Ad
visory Commission. Both terms
end December 1995.
Daniels is the president of Blue
Mountain Community College in
Pendleton.
Burns is a self-employed
cabinet maker. He serves on the
city of Irrigon budget committee
and is a member of the Irrigon
Chamber of Commerce.
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honor roll
Riverside High School has
released its third quarter A' and
B" honor rolls. To be included
on the A' honor roll a student
must have a grade point average
of 3.5-4. To be listed on the ‘B’
honor roll students must maintain
a 3.-3.49 grade point average.
Following are students who
qualify:
Seniors. ‘A ’: Kim Burke,
Brandy Duff. Betsy Hernandez,
Jason Smythe, all 4., Nathan
Bergeson. Robert Brightman,
Christina Coates, Heather Ennis.
Veronica Fowler. Mindy Hadley .
Richard .Harrison, Joseph Larsen,
Jim Lunders. Cody Sandlin, Tara
W inker;
‘ B '-M ichael
Bredemeyer, Coral Charter,
R achelle E berly.
A ndrea
Escobedo, David Franke. Patty
Garcia, Toby Hall. Karrie Lloyd.
H um berto
Lopez.
Misty
McCullough, Jeff Moore. Ken
Mounts. Tricia Osgood. Brett
Palmer. Torrie Philippi, Joe
Stanger. Jonathan Tallman, Juan
Villegas, Justin Wadkins.
Juniors -A‘: Roseann Daltoso,
Kristi Killingbeck. Ahna Lietke,
Mark Medel, all 4., Robert
Allison. Dianna Burton. Jeffrey
Cole. Rikki Culley, Allen Day,
Leticia Flores. Vertawn Fowler,
Kevan Graff, Trudy Jurney,
Bryan King, Aureliano Lopez,
Rebecca M eads, M ichelle
Meakins, Antonio Mejia. Brent
Payne, Lori Schilling, Justin
Trader. Kardan Young; ‘B’-
Tonya Ball. Angela Flint. Israel
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Flores, M artina G arcilazo,
Neoma Gillett. Lee Homes,
Justin Meads. Kip Morriw,
Glenn Moultrie. Rome Saranto,
Lizzy Smith, Seth Wheeler.
Sophom ores ‘A ’ : Robert
Brown. Clayton Finley. James
Hancock. Shanna Tallman. Elise
Thom as. O wyee W eikel-
Magden. all 4.. Heather Ander
son. Jessica Chairez. Brian Cole,
Carrie DaVault, Lucia Mejia.
Jenna Richards, Lisa Rodgers.
Cody Sandlin. Vernon Simmons,
Sheri Verley; B -Andrea Berg-
quist. Danielle Bishop. Tori
Bliss. Jason Cash. Tate Davis,
C harlene
D enny,
Angela
Dooney. Roberto Garcilazo.
Sherri Garretto. Tracy Garver.
Minerva Gutierrez, Joe Hiatt,
Sherri Hill. Jaime Juarez. Bran
don Kauffman. Sharah Ken
ney. Sergio Marquez, Ramona
Mejia. Luis Monge, Paula
Moore. Ruth Moultrie. Wendy
Oren, Cory Patterson. Daniel
Peterson. Bryson Picard, Carlena
Sager. Joe Seel, Shane Shasteen.
Holly S utterfield, Amanda
Thomas, Alejandra Torres. Dora
Velasco, Michael Westover. Bo
Wilkie.
Freshmen ‘A’: Erika Cornejo.
N icholas D aniels, Amber
Hazelbush. Megan Smythe. Levi
Wcikel-Magden, all 4.. Kenneth
Ball. Renate Eppenbach. Kyle
Killingbeck. Edauto Lopez. Mar
ta Nilson. Stacey Payne. Anthony
Scott. Shannon Slover, Christina
Stanger. Cyrstal Tallman. Robert
Vandecar; B' Michael Aber
nathy. Sarah Bergeson. Erica
Calhoun. Altagracia Chavez.
Bucky Elliott. Ann Marie Files.
Brian Johnson, Benito Juarez.
Nicki Lunders. Cyrstal Marler.
Margarita Me|ia, Carlos Men
doza. David M iller. Sarah
Myers. Elaina Picard. Anthony
Roa. Juvencio Sanchez. Rhian-
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The nine-member commission
advises the U S. Army and other
state and federal agencies on the
disposal of lethal chemical agents
and munitions at the Umatilla Ar
my Depot.
com m unications and team
building during the educational
program.
A new feature of the am
bassador program this year is the
inclusion of 20 high school
sophomores who were recom
mended by county 4-H awards
and recognition committees. The
other delegates were chosen by
the state awards and recognition
committee from participants in
on-going 4-H projects conducted
in 4-H project clubs, community
clubs, school enrichment or
special 4-H programs.
Tiffany Lloyd, Boardman, was
one of l(K) delegates selected for
the 1994 4-H ambassador pro
gram to be held June 17 and 18
at Linfield College.
The high school-aged youth
will attend the annual Am
bassador Weekend and will
represent 4-H and the youth
education program of the OSU
extension service at state and
local levels during the coming
year.
The Ambassador Weekend,
sponsored by Farm Credit Ser
vices. will include a focus on
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Governor Roberts appoints Burns
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