EIGHT The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, March 2, 1978
O Kinzua news
Barbara Pike 76&2861
Don and Rose Hardwick left
last Monday on a week long trip
that included a visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Hardwick at their home in
Bend before going on to
Portland where the Camp Five
couple were to take care of
some business. Eugene was the
next stop for the busy pair.
They attended the Oregon
Logging Conference while in
Eugene. Don is a director of the
Logging Conference.
Jack and Margie Ball went to
Pendleton Saturday for a
weekend with their son Dennis
and his wife Kris. They also
visited with Bob and Lucille
Reavis in the Roundup City.
The Reavises will be remem
bered by many Kinzua and
Fossil people. They are former
residents, living in this area
while Bob was employed at
Kinzua as an electrician. Jack
and Margie stopped in Heppner
on their trip home to see Leon
and Jean Ball and Randy:
Jackie Nickelsen, Cindi and
John Weaser, Sharon and
Smokey Smiley went to Bend
Thursday to observe the opera
tion of the emergency room
County Court mulls
joint juvenile project
A public hearing was held
by the Morrow County Court
at its Irrigon office on
Wednesday, Feb. 22, on the
proposed increase of certain
fees for solid waste franchise
operators providing service to
areas outside the incorporated
city limits of the county.. No
one appeared for or against
the increase and it was
approved by the Court.
Another public hearing was
held on the same day to amend
the comprehensive plan of
Boardman to include an urban
growth area for the city. The
amendment was adopted with
no one appearing for or
against.
Don Burns, East Central
Oregon Association of Coun
ties (ECOAC) representative,
and Carolyn Holt, Morrow
County juvenile officer, dis
cussed with the Court a
' proposal for a grant for a joint
juvenile project between Mor
row and Umatilla Counties.
The grant application would
be for $20,000, two-thirds of
which would go for Umatilla
County and one-third to Mor
row County to provide a
juvenile counselor for the
Boardman and Irrigon areas
for two days a week. The
Court signed the application
for the project.
The court attended an in
formational luncheon meeting
on Feb. 22 pertaining to
operation of the Boardman
Medical Clinic. Boardman
Mayor Jerry Peck, architect
Gary Gunderson and attorney
Jim Remsen, representing
Cal-Fuhrman Development
Co., answered questions posed
by the approximately 35
persons who attended the
meeting. Raising additional
funds to purchase an X-ray
unit was also discussed.
Irrigon Mayor Vernon Stew
art met with the Court to
discuss the county-wide need
for dog control. The possibility
of obtaining funds for building
a dog shelter on land donated
in the Irrigon area was
j considered. It ws decided the
matter would be referred to
the next Inter-governmental
council meeting which has not
yet been scheduled.
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LEXINGTON
and several other sections at
St. Charles Hospital as part of
their EMT I training. Ed
Struwe, FNP, instructor of the
course accompanied students.
Another group of prospective
EMT's plan to visit the hospital
in March.
Arden and Marian Tripp and
son Bill were in The Dalles
Saturday on business.
Burl and Dorothy Murdock
ended their long visit to the
lower 48 states Friday when
they started back to their
Willow, Alaska home.
Hershel and Betty Murdock
and their houseguests, Ron and
Kathrine Williams, went to The
Dalles for some sightseeing
Friday. Sunday they went to
Bend to attend the District
Flint Tournament. Also pre
sent from the Wheeler Archery
Club were the members of the
Handicap Team; Virginia Sit
ton, John Weaser, Mickey
Sharp and Verlin Conner;
Youth team members Rob
Conlee and Pat Bell; individual
shooters Lavina Conner and
DeWaune McClain. The shoot,
which was to be held at the
Bend Bowman's Indoor Range,
was cancelled when the power
went off and stayed off. It has
been reset for Sunday, March
5, in Bend. A potluck dinner
will also be held.
Jiggs and Rita Bowman and
Cindy and their guest Troy
Jones were in Prineville visit
ing with the Dave Rineys.
Saturday was spent in Bend
where the Bowmans had eye
care appointments. Sunday
found the group at Mt. Batchlor
where Dave, Sara, Cindy and
Troy enjoyed the fine skiing
conditions.
O Lexington news
Delpha Jones 989-8189
Edna Munkers is a patient
in Pioneer Memorial Hospital,
having been taken there
Sunday by ambulance.
Roy Campbell is also a
patient in Pioneer Memorial
Hospital.
Clayton Davis from Pendle
ton is spending a few days at
the William J. Van Winkle
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duvall
from Seattle, Wash., were
recent overnight guests of her
brother and family,' Mr. and
Mrs. William J. VanWinkle.
Lois Hunt is recovering at
her home after a stay in the
hospital in Richland, Wash.,
Roy Campbell received
word a few weeks back of the 1
death of his sister Effie Crow
in Canada.
Melba Fish, from Seattle,
Wash, is visiting her niece and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Howard.
Senior Menu
Tuesday. March 7
Weiners and sauerkraut
(Hamburgers for special
diets)
Mashed potatoes
Spiced applesauce jello
Buttered carrots and peas
Hot bread
Rice custf-1 with raisins
Wednesday, March 8
Porcupine balls with tomato
sauce
Baked potatoes
Buttered mixed frozen veg.
Garlic bread
Cottage cheese and peaches
Rhubarb crisp with topping
STUB
No.
TO BE TCSM OFF BY A BOARD MEMBER
SAMPLE BALLOT
FOR
SPECIAL ELECTION FOR MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT No. 1 BOND ISSUE
TO BE HELD TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1978 8:00 a.m. TO 8:C3 p.m.
MARX A CROSS (X) OR A CHECK MARX , () IN THE VOTING SQUARE
AFTER THE WORD "YES" OR AFTER THE WORD "NO"
1. Question submitted to the qualified voters of the
District of Morrow County School District Bond
Issue.
, Purpose: Shall School District No. 1 of Morrow
County, State of Oregon, contract an indebtedness
in the sum of not to exceed $4,800,000.00 in general
obligation bonds to mature serially over a period of
not to exceed 15 years from issue date, to provide
funds with which to acquire, construct, reconstruct
improve, repair, equip, or purchase a school
building or school buildings or additions thereto; to
acquire or to improve all property, real and
personal, appurtenant thereto or connected
therewith; and to provide for the payment of debt?
YES, I VOTE FOR THE BOND ISSUE
NO, I VOTE AGAINST THE BOND ISSUE
POLLING PLACES:
Heppner Elementary School, Heppner
District Office , Lexington
lone High School , lone
Riverside High School, Boardman
Morrow County Office Building, Irrigon
(published March 2, 1978.)
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