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Descendants of Hibernians met
picture on St. Pats Day
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Descendant of the Heppner Chapter of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians met at the Courthouse in Heppner during the
1984 St. Patrick! Day festivities to pose for the above photo;
I x 10 color enlargements of which are available at the
Juvenile Services Comm.
to meet April
The Morrow County Juve
nile Services Commission will
hold a public meeting on April
4 at 7 p.m. at the town hall
building in Boardman. The
public is invited to attend this
meeting to present opinions
and suggestions regarding the
commission's proposed pro
grams for the 19B485 fiscal
year $
The commission proposes to
continue funding five existing
programs said a spokesperson
for Uie commission, and add a
new one: the Summer Youth
Employment Program.
1. The "Summer Youth
Employment" program will
match young people, aged 14
to 18 with suitable jobs during
the summer months. This
program will operate in the
north end of the county and
will be designed to provide
work experience under closely
supervised conditions.
2. The "Latchkey" program
is located in Boardman and
irrigon. It is designed to meet
the need for better supervision
of elementary school young
sters who lack adult supervi
sion before and after school
- because of working parents
who are unable to make provi
sions. 3. The "Responsible Adult
hood" workshops are intended
to provide students with in
formation to help them make
responsible decisions regar
ding teenage sexuality, drug
and alcohol use, peer pressure
and other pertinent topics.
The presentations are being
made at all age levels within
the schools, as well as to
community groups.
4. The goals of the "Sexual
Abuse Treatment" program
are to provide a systematic
approach to reporting, inves
tigation and treatment of
sexual abuse in Morrow Coun
ty. Stress is placed on minimi
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zing trauma to the child,
providing adequate treatment
providing adequate reatment
for the offender and his fam
ily, stopping the abuse and
reuniting the family whenever
possible.
Assistants" Program, high
school students tutor selected
grade school children or their
peers who are having trouble
with their school work. Some
of the student tutors receive
wages for their assistance,
while others work on a volun
tary basis.
6. The "Crossroads Shelter
Homes" program contacts
selected families within the
county to be on call 24 hours a
day to receive juveniles in
their home who need tempo
rary emergency foster care as
deemed appropriate by the
police or Juvenile Court.
We are!
for 50 years. 5 decades, we've had the privilege of providing golden opportunities to
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We're certainly not
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begins this Ihursday trom 4.00 and 6 00 pm. On Friday come in between 3 00 and 5.00 Then.
April ? tl irough 6, please stop by between 3.00 and 5.00, Come in. relax with a cup of coffee
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This is our way of saying Tl tANKS TO Al L OF YOU We're looking forward to the next
60 years.
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Gazette-Times in Heppner,
A photo taken in 1914 of the,
run on the front page of
Gazette-Times.
Heppner merchants ask
input for 1985
Heppner merchants met last
Friday, March 23, at Kate's
Pizza and Pastery to evaluate
the strengths and weaknesses
of this past St. Patrick's Day
celebration. The merchants
expressed a desire for com
ments from area residents
about the day's events so that
they would be better able to
plan for next year. We will
have to "come up with some
good ones(ideas) to beat this
year," encouraged Jim Far
ley. Suggestions may be addres
sed to Linda Hutchinson, 676
9001, who presided at the
informal meeting. Six other
local merchants were pres
ent; they termed the day "a
success." "We got a lot of
good will out of the day,"
commented Hutchinson.
The parade and the perfor
mances by the Baker Drum
and Bugle Corps were men
tioned as the two elements
which seemed to appeal to
alone in this accomplishment. Here are
Elks Club
Masons Club
Odd Fellows
Morrow County
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WESTERN
HERITAGE
SAVINGS
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for
then active, Hibernians was
the March 8 issue of the
most people and which helped
to promote the spirit of the
day.
Three areas were discussed
which merchants cited as
needing improvement next
year:
- Many people had express
ed disappointment to various
merchants that the Heppner
High School band did not
march in the parade;
-Some people who did not
have recreational vehicles
had mentioned their inability
to find overnight lodging; and
-More people may have
been able to watch the parade
if the route had been longer.
A teen-age dance was sug
gested as a possible addition
for next year's celebration as
a means of including this age
group.
Other suggestions tor next
year were: a team of pack,
horses for the parade as well
as an exhibit, more "side
walk" stands, and the expan
sion of the celebration to
include two days.
other Heppner businesses
Abslract
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lone woman
celebrates
birthday
A group of lone ladies met
last Thursday, March 22, at
Beecher's Cafe in lone to help
Anna Ball celebrate her 77th
birthday.
Those present for lunch,
birthday cake and Ice cream
included the honoree, Vera
Keitmann, Lucile Reitmann,
Ruby Roberts, Edith Matthe
ws, Edith Nichoson, Doris
Gollyhorn, Francis Smouse,
Geneva Palmer, Norma Rae,
Ida Coleman and Laura Holtz.
Following lunch, the ladies
continued their celebration
with more refreshments and
visiting at the home of Geneva
Palmer.
Son of area
woman no
longer missing
Seven weeks ago, the
mother and grandmother of
Errol S. Connor were alerted
of his disappearance from
Honolulu, Hawaii, where he
was stationed with the U.S.
Army.
His mother, Pat Osborne,
reports that Errol was found
last Wednesday, March 21,
working at a gas station in
Lakeview, Oregon.
Osborne says that she and
her daughter, Michelle Petty-'
john, accompanied her son to
Honolulu where he reported
back to Schofield Barracks on
Monday morning, March 26.
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