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TWELVE The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday February 22, 1979
BMCC spring evening classes announced
registration to start next week
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC. NOTICE
The schedule for the Blue
Mountain Community College
Evening Division's spring
term is now ready for publica
tion. Pre-registration will be
gin next week as every
boxholder and those on rural
routes will be receiving the
Blue Mountain Community
College flyer with day and
evening schedules listed.
Two of the classes being
offered will carry transfer
credit :
Seminar Humanities Film
This is a course taught by
Grey Elliot, who teaches at
the college. The films that will
be shown and discussed will be
published at a later date. This
course carries 3 English
credits.
American Government,
National Government
Politics This course carries
three Political Science cred
its, and will be taught by Don
Allen from the college. This is
the first of a three-quarter
sequence of courses dealing
with an examination of the
process by which public policy
decisions are made (politics),
the enviroment in which
political choice takes place,
and the role of governmental
elites in this process.
The cost of each of these
courses is $27, plus cost of
texts as required by the
instructor.
The other courses being
offered through the Evening
Division are:
Field Bird Identification
Taught by Steve Brownfield.
This course is designed to
instruct the students in the use
of field bird books so that they
will be able to identify birds
using the books. There will be
a field trip to Malheur
National Game Refuge.
Tennis Beginning instruc
tion in the principles of tennis.
This course is being taurht by
Sheri Brock. The course will
be divided into two sections:
A, 5-6 p.m. and B, 6 to 7 p.m.
Tole Painting A six week
course for advanced tole
painters. The course will be
taught by Phyllis Piper and
Eileen Padberg.
Principles of jogging A
ten-hour course designed to
get information to the person
interested in beginning a
jogging program. Specific
individualized information
will be available. The course
will be taught by Duane
Neiffer.
Auto Mechanics for
Women A short course offer
ing instruction to women on
basic auto care. This will be
done in labs using students'
cars. Dale Vance is the
instructor for this course.
Expectant Parents An
eight-week course for expect
ant parents with Lamaze
instruction. Taught by Chris
Adlemen, R.N.
Drawing-Painting Six
week course with instruction
on basics of drawing and
painting. Course to be taught
Federal Crop
Insurance seeks
comments
The Federal Crop Insurance
Corporation (FCIC), an
agency of the U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, is cur
rently seeking public com
ment on its proposed regula
tions for insuring wheat in
Oregon and Washington ef
fective with the 1980 crop
year.
Executive Order No. 12044,
issued by President Jimmy
Carter on March 23, 1978,
directs all executive agencies
to actively seek public partici
pation in improving existing
and future regulations.
Members of the general
public may obtain copies of
the proposed wheat regulation
from the local FCIC office,
located at 1229 S.E. 3rd,
Pendleton, 97801.
The deadline for submitting
written comments on these
proposed regulations is Feb.
22.
All written comments must
be sent to: Manager, Federal
Crop Insurance Corporation,
U.S. Department of Agricul
ture. Washington, D.C., 20250.
by Ron Forrar.
Italic Calligraphy, Begin
ningCourse teaching the
italic style of calligraphy. Ann
Toney will instruct the course.
Golf Beginning instruction
in the sport of golf taught by
John Edmundson. There will
be two sessions: A -8: 30-11
a.m.; B-ll a.m. -1:30 p.m.
Classes are on Saturday
mornings.
Batik Workshop This
course is set up with work
shops on two consecutjve
Saturdays, March 31 and
April 7. Registration includes
both Saturdays. A project will
be completed using Batik,
under the direction of Jamalee
Curnutt, local artist.
Any questions about the
above listed courses should be
directed to Nancy Brownfield,
Coordinator for Blue Moun
tain Community College
Evening Division, 676-5039.
Notice of Names of Persons
Appearing to be Owners of
Unclaimed Funds
The following named per
sons are apparent owners of
printing
Gazette-Times
676-9228
unclaimed (personal) prop
erty reported to the Division of
State Lands, Salem, Oregon:
Emma P. or Ellwynne Peck
Lexington Information concerning the
amount or description of the
property and the name and
address of the holder may be
obtained by any person pos
sessing a legal or equitable
interest in the property by
writing to the Division of State
Lands, 1445 State Street,
Salem., Oregon 97310. If proof
of claim is not presented by
the owner to the holder, and if
the owner's right to receive
the property is not established
to the holder's satisfaction by
May 4, 1979, the unclaimed
property will be placed in the
custody of the Division of
State Lands to which all
further claims must be direct
ed. Published Feb. 15, 22, 1979
PUBLIC NOTICE
A meeting of the Budget
Committee for the City of
Heppner will be Wednesday,
March 7, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. in
City Hall, Heppner, Oregon.
At this time the budget
Cont. on page 13
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