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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1982)
plMMIMJpMpWMJH HMwWMPMMjMaMjp Forest Service seeks seasonal help County Museum grant denied Applications for next year's summer and seasonal jobs with the Forest Service will be accepted until January 15, 19H3. the Forest Service has announced. Applicants may submit only one application nationwide to a Forest Serviced Regional Office or Research Station. Applicants must be at least 18 years old at the time they report for duty and must be capable of performing ardu ous work. Johs that will be available inthe Pnciic Northwest Region of the Forest Service (Oregon and Washington) are: Aids and technicians in forestry, range, recreation, fire control, engineering, surveying, and biological, physical, and hydrological sciences, For other positions such as clerks, wage grade (labor ers), rappellers, and smoke jumpers, applicants should contact a National Forest or Research Station unit directly for information on when, where, and how to apply. All applicants will be given equal consideration without regard to race, color, sex, creed, or national origin. Kduration, work experi ence, and availability will de termine an applicant's chance for employment. Application forms (FS 6100-23) are available at all Forest Service offices and must be postmarked no later than January 15, 1983, to be considered. HyJl'STINF WKATIIKMPOItl) On Wednesday evening. Dec. . members of the board of directors of the Morrow Cowily Museum assembled for their annual meeting, at the museum, Herman Green, a longtime board member, presided in the absence of Amanda Hu vall. permanent I ward chair man, Hoard members present were Herman Green. Ken Smouse. Ida Farra, Rachel Harnett and Johanne Wood, according to bo.ird secretary Alma Green. Three board members who did not attend were Orville Cutsforth. Irene Swanson and Mrs, Duvall. Under old business it was announced that a grant appli cation for $,r,(KKi for financial aid and support for the mu seum, which had been made by the county planning officer, had been turned down. Ken Smouse inquired about the number of persons visiting the museum during 19B2. and .lohanne Wood, curator, an nminced that the number was up bv nearly t hmi m er former vears She aaid that the lar gesl single croup of i-itnrs were the various groups of school children who came most often during the laic spring months The matter of the mainlen- The lleppner Gazette-Times, lleppner, Oregon, Thursday, December 16. 1982 FIVE setim hours are from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and atice of the Democrat Gulch School, which sits in the City I 'ark near the library museum building, was discus serl The board directed Mrs. Wood to attend a city council tiieetuiL' to clarify the respon sibility for the upkeep of that pioneer one-room school house which was moved into the park as a bicentennial pi-meet and which has been operated as an annex of the museum. At the conclusion of the business meeting, visiting and refreshments provided by Mrs. -Wood were enjoyed by those present. There have been several changes in the hours that the museum and the library are open to the public. Mrs. Wood savs that presently the mu- Thursday. The librarian states that the library hours are Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday from 1 to 5 p.m., Thursday from 9:30 to 11:30 am. 'when the story hour Is held, Thursday from I to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. Livestock Growers hear representative's concerns The Morrow County Live stock Growers met for an annual meeting last Friday at the Elks Lodge in lleppner. the group was addressed by State Representative Max Simpson, and heard several sales representatives' discus sions Also, a business meet ing, three new directors were elected. Simpson spoke on legisla tive issues, and told of his concern of the possibility of a liberal speaker in the House of Representatives. However, he said, the senate could be con trolled by conservatives, benefitting the farmers, re ported Wayne Evans. Morrow County Livestock Grower president, Kvans praised Simpson, saying he is a strong ally of the rancher. "We're lucky to have him." At a short business meeting, Wayne Evans. Don Bennett and Eddie Brosnan were elected as directors for three year terms New officers will be elected soon, Evans said. Door prizes, donated by local merchants, were also awarded at the meeting. sgHOOb la LUNCH MENU II lone Schools Thursday. December 16 -Christmas dinner. Friday, Dec 17 vegetable beef soup, turkey or peanut butter sandwiches, pickles, crackers, dessert and milk. Monday, Dec. 20 - chicken fried steak with gravy, butter ed corn, bread and butter, dessert and milk. Tuesday. Dec. 21 wiener wraps, sauerkraut, mixed vegetables, fruit and milk. Wednesday, Dec. 22 hot pork sandwiches, celery sticks, buttered peas and car rots, applesauce and milk, Thursday, Dec 23 - bologna or peanut butter sandwiches, potato chips, oranges, candy canes and milk. lleppner High School Monday. Dec. 20 - fish sticks, toast, salad, dessert and milk. Tuesday, Dec, 21 - tacos, shredded cheese, lettuce, one half apple and milk. Wednesday, Dec. 22 cook's choice. Thursday, Dec, 23 - sand wiches. lleppner Elementary School Thursday, Dec. 16 - beef roll-ups wilh gravy, salad, vegetable, fruit and milk. Friday, Dec. 17 - meat gravy with potatoes, cheese and celery, salad, fruit and milk. Monday, Dec. 20 special soup, sandwich, sticks, des sert and milk. Tuesday, Dec. 21 - turkey and dressing, hot vegetable, fruit salad and milk -Wednesday, Dec. 22 - First day of winter special. . . , i .. 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