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Planning Commission approves new telecommunications building Be33ie ¿ 3 t z e 1i U of O tje * 3 p a ? a r L i i r a : - / E u g e n e , ÜH 97403 VOL. 123 NO, 40 lOPages Wednesday, October 6, 2004 A new telecommunications structure will be built on this site behind Central Market on North Chase Street The H eppner construction of the building employee tw o to three Planning Commission gave scheduled to be completed people part time It will be approval Monday for the near the end of November primarily a technical construction of a 70-foot by Bids for construction are to building There were no 68-fo o t building at 235 be submitted to the Port of North Chase Street to house Morrow no later than 2p.m., setback requirements for the building and they plan to a new telecommunications Oct 14 W indwave was have a propane tank installed com pany locating in granted an application by the across the street with a Heppner W i n d w a v e O regon Public Utility permit required to run a line C om m unications o f Commission July 12, 2004 to underground to a generator Boardman, represented by offer telecommunications on the building site Because not much Nate Arbogast of Heppner, services in Heppner traffic is anticipated, only At the planning plans to offer high speed two parking spaces are meeting fiber optics communications commission required “It’s a darn nice to businesses and homes in M onday night (the first H eppner W indw ave is official meeting in the new building and it will be an affiliated with M orrow city hall located at the former asset to our community,” Development Corporation Klamath First Bank building said H eppner Planning and MorrowNet which are on Main Street), it was Commission Chair Jerry also connected with the Port announced that the business Gentry. The commission Morrow County, Heppner, Oregon would be mostly unmanned voted unanimously to of Morrow. but could ultimately approve the permit request The Port called for sealed bids Tuesday for 2004 Heppner High School Homecoming 2005 Rodeo Court announced The 2004 Heppner High School Homecoming C ourt above: (F ront Row L-R): Crown Bearer C.J. Kindle, Jr. Prince Mikel B ritt, Sr. Prince Brandon Seitz, King Tyler Boyer, Sr. Prince Josh Lankford, Crown Bearer Riley Kollman and Jr. Prince IMatt Kenny; (Middle Row L-R): Jr. Princess Brittney Herhison, Sr. Princess Blair Keithley, Queen Madison Bailey, Sr. Princess Cara Kennedy and Jr. Princess Katie Britt; (Back Row L-R): Keith Herhison, Jay Keithley, Ken Bailey, Sid Kennedy and Rusty Brift. Josh Gutierrez (left) sported the “cheerleader” look during the H eppner High School Homecoming Noise P arade held on Thursday, Sept. 30 in Heppner. Sunday, Sept 19, Queen Jessica Wainwright and Princess Heather Yocom were chosen to represent the Morrow County Fair and Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo for the year of 2005 However, their official duties actually start in October Q ueen Jessica o f Heppner is the daughter of Buzz and Stacey Wainwright. She is a senior at Heppner High School. Princess H eather Yocom, also of Heppner, is The new 20(15 Morrow County Fair ami Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo the daughter o f Jack and Court (L-R): Queen Jessica Wainwright and Princess Heather Renee Yocom She is a junior Yocom. at HHS The Fair Board wishes to congratulate these girls on their selection The Oktoberfest Schedule Sat. Oct. 9 Board is still taking applications for chaperone Street fair opens 10:00 and pennant bearers for this Music 11-11 year’s Fair and OTPR Court Shanirockettes Dance Team 11:00 until Oct. 31, 2004 For R ooster C row C on test 11:30 more inform ation or an Beer Garden opens application please call Renee Noon P u m p k in -se e d S p ittin g C o n te st at 676-9474 or e-mail the 12:30 Fair at Music/Judging of Cake Contest 1:00 mcfair@co morrow or us U gly D o g C o n t e s t 1:30 Shanirockettes Dance TeanVWine 2:00 Heppner Library Tasting opens B iggest P u m p k in C o n te st A w a r d s to hold computer 2:30 3:00 Music class U g ly M a n C o n test 3:30 The Oregon Trail 4:00 Music Library District will be Live Scarecrow Modeling 4:30 holding a basic computer C ake C on test A w ards and C ak e 5:00 class at the Heppner Library A u ctio n on Oct 11 from 7-8 p m Street Dance with live music by Hired 6:00 The class is free and Gun is geared tow ards t individuals with little to no Contestants for the cake contest should have their computer experience The entries at John’s Place no later than noon on Saturday class size is limited and pre registration is required Biggest pumpkin contestants should bring their entries For morfe to Central Red Apple for weighing before 1 PM on information contact the Saturday All other contestants should meet in front of Heppner Library staff at the Post Office just prior to their events 676-9964 V G T G R IN A R Y S U P P L IG S HHS students adorning a float sing songs to the crowd during the Noise Parade. 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