PAGE FIGHT. THE G AZETTE TIMES. Heppner. OR. Thursday, August 19, 1976.
CED announces
county grant
Approval of $30,000 grant
to help continue a program of
planning for long-range eco
nomic growth and new jobs in
a five-county area of Oregon
was announced today by John
W. Eden, Acting Assistant
Secretary of Commerce for
Economic Development.
The East Central Oregon
Association of Counties, with
offices in Pendleton, applied
for the grant from the Econo
mic Development Admini-
!. Local
1 banker
graduates
Bill Lande, Assistant Cash
ier, Bank of Eastern Oregon,
was graduated today from the
Northwest Intermediate Ban
king School. Commencement
exercises concluded at 1 p.m.
today with an address by Dr.
Paul S. Nadler, Professor of
Business Administration, Ru
tgers University.
I Lande was presented his
diploma by Johan A. Mehlum.
President, Suislaw Valley
Bank, Florence, OR, chair
man of the school, and John
Hogopian, Director, North
Pacific Bank, Tacoma, WA.
school administrator.
t
I This was the founders ses
sion of the Northwest Inter
mediate Banking School.
JN.I.B.S.) This unique school
was sponsored by the Oregon
Bankers Association and the
Washington Bankers Associ
ation. The curriculum was de
Signed for the banker who is
currently in mid-management,
and who satisfies pre
vious education and experi
ence admission requirements.
Over two years went into the
development of this initial
session for N.I.B.S. which
began its ten day-100 class
room hour training session on
August 4. The school intends to
bold annual sessions at Lewis
nd Clark College, Portland.
Road oiling at
'stand still'
Road oiling programs in the
county have virtually fizzled
to a halt because of rampant
rains that continue to dump
inches of water on the area.
The oiled roads are soaked
up and they have to dry before
they can be oiled again. Judge
Paul Jones said that county
road crews will be working on
maintenance for about two
weeks, hoping for some dry,
warm weather.
They will be working on
grading, ditching, hauling
rock, etc. waiting for the
weather to change.
"We're in a quandry,"
Couple sets
50th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Gaude Paul
lus, of Heppner, formerly of
Myrtle Point, will mark their
SOth anniversary with a spec
ial celebration planned by
their sons and daughters.
Friends of the couple are
invited to a reception Sunday,
Sept. 5, 1-4 p.m. at the
American Lesion Hall In
Heppner.
Claude and Ethel Paullua
wert married on Sept. II, IK6
by justice of the peace In SI.
Mary'i, ID,
They had lived In Myrtle
Fair &
ugust
stration, U.S. Department of
Commerce.
The funds will be used to
help pay administrative costs
of the East Central Oregon
Economic Development Dis
trict for a year.
The district consists of
Gilliam, Grant, Morrow,
Umatilla and Wheeler coun
ties. The aime of the EDA dis
trict program is to encourage
adjacent jurisdictions to work
together to overcome regional
problems blocking growth and
to create jobs through the
development of local resour
ces. The district staff conducts
research, planning and pro
motion activities and coordi
nates programs to create jobs.
The East Central Oregon
Association of Counties will
provide $16,667 to complete
the $66,667 total cost of
continuing the program.
County planners eye
possible LCDC stop
The Morrow County Plan
ning Commission is trying to
get some grant revisions
made to enable the county to
get ahold of Land Conserva
tion and Development Com
mission monies that earlier
this year were granted to
them.
LCDC granted Morrow Cou
nty cities, Heppner, lone,
Lexington and Irrigon with
$25,005.
The money will go to help
the cities with comprehensive
plans and to meet state
guidelines of the LCDC.
One problem facing the
commission as they interview
possible planners, is the
senate bill 100 referendum
that faces voters in Novemb
er. If that referendum is
passed and LCDC terminated,
the grant money will stop.
That is why they are trying to
get it now.
As soon as the grant offers
Jones said, hoping for a
change in September. "I
haven't seen many cold Sep
tembers in this country," he
said.
Jones called the oiling
program a "stand still." The
truckers went off strike last
week that provide the oil but
temperatures just aren't
warm enough.
According to Jones, the
temperature needs to be 60
degrees and rising when oiling
programs are instituted. And,
oiling and sealing can't be
completed over silt that lays
on (he roads
Point from 1945 lo March of
1978. He owned the Richfield
Station from ISW.V47 He work
ed in mills in the Myrtle I'mn'
area. He was a technician for
Curti.M Breeders from I9r5 lo
1975. Ethel has enjoyed bowl
ing for over 10 yrart.
They hive two sons and two
daughters, Norman Paullus,
Mn. Oscar (Fran) Cronk.
Heppner; Donald Paullus,
Kinzua; and Doris Thomas of
Arlwna. They have 18 grand
children and II great grand
children. Rodeo
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Notices
I wish to thank those who
came to my assistance when I
became ill last Friday. Also,
thank you to Drs. Wolff and
Carpenter and the staff of
Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Faye Kuhl
27-1 p
Many thanks go to Jeannie
Howell, Dean Gilman, Eunice
McElligott, Dr. Carpenter and
his assistant surgeon and the
staff of Pioneer Memorial
Hospital for their quick care
during my recent accident.
Thank you,
Linda Lucas
27-lc
New Rinse-N-Vac steam
cleans carpets cleaner and
keeps them cleaner longer.
Rent at Coast-to-Coast 17c
A gift for all occasions; let
flowers do it. The Posy Patch.
H7(i-I2K. 151 fo
are signed, Dave Moon, plan
ning director said, then the
county will hire another plan
ner. The cities are receiving the
money but want to work
jointly with the county on
these comprehensive plans.
The new planner will be a
county employee but his time
will be allocated to the city
needs. Moon said. He will
work on all four comprehen
sive plans.
"If senate bill 100 is defeat
ed," Moon said, "then the
chances for the money will be
stopped and the program will
cease. It's difficult to hire a
man and guarantee him only
two months work."
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Notices
1 would like to express my
s interest thanks to all who
remembered me with wav
ers, cards, flowers, calls and
visitations while I was hospi
talized. A special thanks to
friends and neighbors who so
graciously helped my family.
Don Evans
27c
We would like to express our
gratitude for the thoughtful
ness of many at the time of our
loss. Thank you for the kind
ness, understanding and frie
ndship shown to the members
of our family.
Kathey, Tom, Shelley, Kelley,
Billy and Wallace Wolff
27-lc
Mental Health Clinic: Hepp
ner office open daily. Board-man-Irrigon
area Tues. and
Thurs. For appointment either
area telephone 676-9161. After
hours emergency call 676-5009.
The revisions that are being
asked for would give the cities
90 per cent of the money now.
It would provide a little more
time to phase out the pro
gram, should the LCDC bill
terminate the group.
"Regardless of whether or
not the voters vote for or
against the Land Conservation
and Development Commis
sion, the cities still need com
prehensive plans," Moon said.
Judge Paul Jones wasn't so
mild about the possible LCDC
shut down.
"Amendments are needed,"
Jones said, "but for the state
of Oregon to take that big step
backward would be a trage
dy." VHOUfftX
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Also used sewing machine.
Case Furniture. 876-9432. 27-lc
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REWARD : $35 for lost male
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Answers to "Josh". Ph. Joan
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