The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday April 12, 1979 THREE
Easter Bunny to make rounds
Saturday in Heppner and lone
The Easter Bunny will make
appearances in at least three
locations in Heppner on Satur
day, trying his best to provide
a challenge for youngsters
seeking his cache of candy
eggs.
To keep the quest for Easter
eggs a bit more evenly
matched, pre-schoolers will
stage their hunt on the City
Park-Library grounds ; first
and second graders will in
vestigate the courthouse
lawn; and third and fourth
graders will scour the Hep-
lone area youngsters will search for goodies left
behind by the Easter Bunny beginning at 10 a.m. in the
city park Saturday, April 14.
Three age groups are invited to participate in the
Easter egg hunt : 0-3 years, 4-7 years and 8-years to 5th
grade. Prizes will be awarded to each age group and
mothers are asked to be sure their children have
containers in which to collect the eggs.
Beta Omega sorority is sponsoring the Easter
Bunny in lone again this year.
pner Elementary playground
area.
The annual event is spon
sored by the Heppner Elks
Lodge. An Elks spokesman
said that Easter Bunny plans
to make a personal appear
ance at City Park, after he
rests briefly from making his
pre-dawn rounds across town.
Elks officials indicated that
Easter Bunny plans to hold a
quantity of chocolate eggs in
reserve for youthful hunters
The Easter egg hunts will
begin at 10 a.m. at all three
locations.
Smallmon no shoo-in for judgeship
Cont. from page 1
Smallmon noted a state law
(ORS 51.220) which provides
that if the Legislature estab
lishes a new district court and
abolishes a justice court, the
justice would occupy the
district court position during
the balance of his term.
Smallmon, who is an attor
ney and has served as justice
of the peace in Hermiston the
past eight years, told the
committee he was qualified to
be the new district court
judge.
"A legislative aid for Rep.
Duff, Ralph Currin, did some
research and raised questions
about that statute's constitu
tionality, based on the require
ment of having the governor
make the appointment," said
Smallmon.
"But according to legisla
tive counsel it's been on the
books for many years and it's
never been challenged."
Thome said Smallmon is the
likeliest candidate to be ap
pointed to the position. But
under the proposed amend
ments whoever is appointed to
fill the judgeship must stand
for election in 1980, after
spending less than a year in
office.
We see it in Spring
. . .the season of renewal
and rebirth, Easter joy is
everywhere . ..guiding us to
lore and peace. Be glad,
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Services will be held inside iff it is raining.
Sponsored By Southern Morrow
County Ministers Association
Special Music By The Marquordt
Family Of Lexington
Easter Message By Nazerene Pastor James King
Congregational Songs of Praise
Easter Witnesses By Your Fellow Christians
Come and oin
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This message sponsored by
Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative and The Heppner Gazette-Times.
lone Gardeners to hold
spring plant sale April 19
Dr. Joan Pagel to fill in for
Dr. Giff ord this weekend
The lone Garden Club has
scheduled its spring plant sale
Thursday, April 19 at the
American Legion Hall in lone.
The sale will take place
between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
In addition to house plants
and outdoor plants homemade
pies and coffee will be sold.
Dr. J R. Gifford will be out
of town from Friday evening,
April 13, until Monday morn
ing April 16.
Expected to replace Dr.
Gifford during his absence is
Dr. Joan Pagel, who filled in
for him one weekend last
month.
Sheridan Tarnasky to speak at
Chamber of Commerce meeting
Speaker at the Chamber of
Commerce regular noon
luncheon meeting Monday,
April 16, will be Sheridan
Tarnasky.
Mrs. Tarnasky will speak on
her work as administrator and
supervising H.N. of Tri
County Home Health Agency.
Your right to know
Notice of County Planning
Commission public hearing
regarding zone change. '
Notice of Sale, No. 5948, by
Morrow County Sheriff.
Notice of Public Hearing by
State Department of Forestry
regarding fire protection and
suppression in Eastern Ore
gon Fire Protection Dist.
Call for bids bv Citv of
Heppner.
Notice of budget committee
meeting by Heppner Water
Control District.
Notice of budget committee
meeting by Heppner Rural
Fire Protection District.
Details of these public
notices can be found in this
week's Heppner Gazette-Times.
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