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Rev V Cathy
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show J day.
slides of her trip to the Soviel Union public is invited to attend A M l)
and Fast and West Germany at the potluck will prevecd the showing
Methodists
set
May
3
sale
Community Room ol the Umatilla For additional information, contact
H) Justine W eatherford
lor children Irom birth to si/e 10 Electric Co op in Hcrmiston Thurs lavon Mcvers, 367 (040
Ihc Methodist congregation has There will be toys (usually sold by
nude plans for their annual first- the Sunday School teachers) an Waffle Wash slated April 19
Saturday in May sale from »huh assortment of household articles,
The lone United Church of Christ |alT you-can-eat|.
children
the proceed* vs ill again he used lor
the maintenance of the parsonage
This year the usual luncheon «ill
he served between l l a m and I
p hi This mid day meal will offer
a choice sandwich, salad, homemade
pie and a beverage lor ST A fine
variety ol homemade baked goods
w ill be displayed lor sale nearby the
luncheon tables in the church
basement
A change Irom lormer years this
year's yard sale will not oiler any
adult dialling It will feature clothing
linens, pictures, hiatks. various hails
and. as usual, the cemetery
decorative pieces created by Ida
Farra
It has been agreed that at J p m
men from the South Morrow Senior
Citizens group will come to pick up
any giaids not sold which will be
added to the large assortment of
things the seniors are getting
together for their sale and auction set
for all day Saturday . May 10 at the
county fairgrounds
tcrcstcd persons are invited to tour
(•ourmet Brands Processing in
Hoardman. Friday. April 23 at 4
p m Those leaving from Heppncr
will carpool from the F.piscopal
Church at 3 p m Tour will he
followed by social time and a no host
dinner at Dodge City Inn. Hoard
Stale Entomologist. Dick Jackson,
w ill update interested persons on the
grasshopper program and IRK6
outlook
Those who plan to attend should
call Claudia Hughes. 67b xt4R. pf
676 *>642. before April IX to make
reservations
I estival will he held May R. 10 and
II at the Armory in Pendleton Ar
lists are asked to submit work at the
Armory on Thursday, May X bet
ween If) a m and 12 noon. 2 to 3
p m and 7 to X p m Fach artist may
submit a total of three pieces of
work The categories are l| oil,
acrylic 2| watcrcolor 3| mixed
media, drawings 4| prints and 3|
three dimensional work The two
si/e according to the available space
Sculptors must provide their own
tables or stands for their work
This year's festival is sponsored
by the Pendleton Arts Council, the
Recreation Department of the City
of Pendleton, the Pendleton Branch
ol the American Association of
l nivcrsity NS omen, the < Xcgon Arls
Commission and the National I n
dowment for the Arts
C Cattlemen.
attlemen
to tour (gourmet Brands
CowHelles, and in man. at 3 30 p m Fnlowing dinner
Artists
invited to showing
The I 3 th annual Pendleton Arts dimensional work will be limited in
Merchant’s meeting is April 25
Youth Group is putting on a "Wat
fie Wash" on Saturday. April Id.
tromR 30 a m to I 00 p m A Waf-
lie W ash is a waffle brunch and a car
wash held simultaneously customers
can have a bite to cat while their car
is being scrubbed
The cost is S3 for a car wash |no
semis pleasej. and St for Ihc meal
kindergarten through sixth grade S2
preschixilers tree Ihc proceeds will
go toward the group's trip to EXPO
'Kb in Vancouver. H C in July
Customers are asked to bring cars
to the side street by the church in
lone If it rains, the group members
ask that you consider your car nns
ed and come tor the meal anvwav
Home Bible Study will meet
tonight April 16. 7 30 at the Parish
ffall Everyone is invited to attend
Church School Teachers will be
traveling to la Granite on Saturday
April Id to attend an Ecumenical
Christian Fduc at mu workshop Rev
l//ett will be leading part of the
workshop
Fr Ken Cryslcr of Pendleton will
be the celebrant at Holy Communion
Sunday April 20 assisted by Rev
l//e(t
All Sdinls' J’jrish is in charge ut
sers ing at Senior Mcalsilc on Mon
day . April 21 The second semester
ot acolyte ami catechism training
will begin next Monday. April 2 1 ai
2 Rl p m
Episcopal Church news
Elks slate dance,
taco feed
The Heppner I Iks will hold a taco
feed and dance on Saturday. April
Id
The taco dinner will start at 6 R)
p m and the dance at d p ni Music
will be provided by Full Till Boogy
cSpellinn Contest
set The April
23
annual Morrow county
School Ihstricl Sfcllmg Contest will
be held on W ednesday . April 2 3. at
items to he discussed will be the Heppner Elementary School, at 6 R)
Mothers l)av promotion in May All p m The top three spellers in each
Heppner business people are invited attendance area will compete in three
to attend
divisions Division I (elementary to
grade 6). Division II (grades 7
through di Division III (grades 10
12)
The annual spring Plant Sale will the subject A ll Favorite Flower through
The first place winners from each
be April Ml at the lone l egion Hall Growing in Oregon" from the fifth division
the district contest will
Plans tor the sale were completed at grade of the lone Flemcntary qualify to of participate
in the Stale of
an April R meeting at the home of School These will be |udged and Oregon Spelling Contest
be held
Pat Pettyjohn The sale will start at winners sent on to the state contest at the Oregon State Fair in to August
10 a m and close at 3 30 p m
Guests for the day were Funicc
The public is welcome to observe
"Geraniums" was the sublet for McFlligott and Anetta Padbcrg
the
district contest l.tnda Shaw is in
the day presented by Pal Pettyjohn
A number of members indicated
of local arrangements at
Pelargoniums more commonly that they would be attending the charge
Heppner
Refreshments
known as geraniums, she said, are District So lilmeciing in Pendleton will be Flementary
served at the end of
a very "social" plant and will grow on April 2 '
most any place There are six classes
Jeanne Beeson. Helen Martin, competition
including the scented, tonales. fan Delta Huber and Jean Nelson
cy leafed, ivy leafed, royal and reported that they had a very en
species Geraniums do not need a joyable and informative time at the
dormant stage To have healthy Flower Show School held in
(slants they need sun. coolness, Pendleton in early April Delta
Ground, a rototiller. water, and
humidity, water, tight pots, space to Huber also took the test tor the first
develop and fresh atmosphere session to become clgible as a seeds are available at the Heppner
Plants should not be hung upside qualified Judge for Flower Shows Neighborhood Center for those
federal guidelines who wish
down over the winter as often
Jeanne Beeson gave a very mspir meeting
have a garden plot For more in
surmised
ing talk on "Spiritual Garden" us to
During the business meeting Pat ing gardens mentioned in the Bible formation about the community
Pettyjohn reported that she had indicating how they helped Biblical garden project, contact Pat Scott,
received 13 posters and It)essays for people to be stronger in the laith center coordinator. 676 3X7.3
A Women. Infant ami Children
the Junior Conservation Contest on
dime will begin at R 30a m Friday
at the Neighborhood Center Those
who have appointments arc en
couraged to keep tlwni on time
the Heppner Merchants commit
tee will meet on Friday, April 23 this
month, says president David Sykes
lh^m eeting will he held at the
Wagon Wheel at 12 noon Among
(>arden dub sets spring plant sale
Everything for
garden is available
Obituary
John I conard Me Millan died Sun
day. April X at Reno. Nevada with
burial in that city.
Known locally as "Bunk", he was
bom March Id. IROR m Lexington
to Fiber! I) and Anna |Fi(/immons|
McMillan He attended Lexington
v bools graduating in |R24 He at
tended Oregon Stale College
He managed grocery stores in
Yakima. Washington. Hlko and
Reno. Nevada l pon his retirement,
he and his wife Helen spent some
time at Woodburn Fstales, before
returning to Reno
He is survived by his wife Helen
at the home in Reno and many local
relatives and friends Prcveeding
him in death were his parents, one
sister Maude Pomeroy and brother
W F |Ted| McMillan
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NOTICE Of Ml ASURI
FLECTION
Morrow County Sshool Distrist
Notice is hereby gisen that on
I uesday. May 20. IRK6 an election
will he held in Morrow County
Sshool District. Morrow County.
Oregon The polls will be open from
X (N) a ni to X 00 n m The follow
ing shall be the ballot lor the
measure submitted to Ihc electors
thereof
Caption
i in i
s i -\ R
OPERATING LEVY AND NET
TAX RATE INCREASI
Qnnition s h a m
i H i
DISTRICT LEVY 36. IHO.XOX
l il I Nil >1 I III I AX B VSI AND
INCREASE ITS Nl T TAX RATI
i n PI kM11 k USING kl
QUESTED DOl l ARS’
Explanation The district has
authority to levy the lax base of
3X34.X0R This sum. plus mm lax
revenues, is inadequate to operate
the schools for one year If this
measure is approved. S6.I80.X0X
more than the tax base amount will
he lev icd to operate the schools
3 ' R34 2 'R of this combined amount
is eligible for partial stale lumlmg
31.0X1,378 will he funded by coun
ty taxpayers without any partial stale
pay mem
The total general fuml levy will
result in an estimated tax rate of
38 77 per $1.000 00 ol assessed
valuation before ottseis Approval
of this measure authorizes levying
both the total dollars in question plus
increasing ihc lax rate necessary to
raise the dollars
The estimated tax cost of this
measure is an I ST IMA II ONI Y
based on the best information
asailahlc from the County Assessor
at the lime ot estimate (OKS
310 3R3l
IXiylc McCaslin
Superintendent
Morrow County School District
Published April 16. |RX6
NOTICEOE ME ASl Rl
ELECTION
Morrow County Soil and Water
Conservation District
Notice is hereby given that on
I uesdjv. Mas 20. IRK6 an election
will be held in Morrow County Soil
ami Water Conservation District.
Morrow County . Oregon Ihc [sills
w ill he open Irom X IX) a m to X (X)
p in The following shall he the
ballot title tor the measure submit
ted to the electors thereof
Caption FSTABI ISHING A Soil
AND WATER CONSERVATION
DISTRICT TAX BASF
Question SHAII MORROW
COUNTY SWCD UK OMI \
I AXING MINI kK I AND
FSTABI ISH 3R3.(XX) TAX BASF
EFFECTIVE FISCAL YEAR
|R87 XX
Explanation Tax base will pro
vide technical services to help con
trol and eradicate noxious weeds,
provide range inventory and
management assistance, control and
present soil erosion, develop water
resources, control flooding improve
water quality, improve lish and
wildlife habitat, increase timber pro
duction. build diversion ditches,
grassed waterways and install tile
drainage and develop recreation
Tax base will help the district
maintain education and soils inlor-
mation programs It will enable the
district to obtain matching funds ami
applv lor project ami grant monies
Approval ot the base would result
in maximum estimated rate of
3 12 31.000 assessed value
Estimated cost is 37 20 tor pro
perty assessed at 360.(XX)
The estimated tax cost for this tax
base is an ESTIMATE ONI 3 has
cd on the best information available
from the county assessor at the time
of estimate
(s)Jamcs T Swanson
Secretary Treasurer
Morrow Countv SWCD
Published April 16 |RX6
PUBLIC NOTICE
The regularly scheduled meeting
of the Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Bourd of Directors, during the
month ol April IRX6. is scheduled
lor Thursday. April 24. IRK6
However, because of a schedule
conflict in the afternoon, the meeting
time has been changed to R (X) a m
Published April 16 IRK6
NOTICE OT MEASURE
ELECTION
W illow Creek Park District
Morrow County. Oregon
Notice is hereby given that on
l uesdas May 20 IRX6 an election
will be held in Willow Creek Park
District. Morrow Counts. Oregon
The polls will he open Irom X (X)
a in to X (X) p m The following
shall be the ballot title for the
measure submitted to the electors
the rent
Caption One year operating and
construction levy
Question Shall Willow Creek
Park District levy 323.300outside its
30 lax base tor operating and con
siruction purposes for |RK6 X7'1
Explanation Willow Creek Park
District is requesting a one time lev y
ot 32 VNX) to operate in IRX6 87 ami
to construct a parking area at the old
Halm Fork Road, a sanded beach
and a designated swimming area
The district has mi tax base to
Finance its programs
If this measure is approved the tax
rale per 3I.JXX) of assessed value
will he 3 K The owner of a
330.IXX) home will pay 36 30 |he
estimated tax cost tor this measure
is an estimate only based on the best
information available from the coun
ly assessor at the tunc of estimate
(s) Harold D Huber
Chairman Willow Creek
Park District
Morrow County
Published April 16. IRX6
NOTICT OF MEASURI
FI FCTION
County ot Morrow
Notice is hereby given lhai on
Tuesday. May 20. IR86. an election
will he held in Morrow County. ( >R
Ihc polls will he open from X (X)
a in to X (X) pm The following
shall he the ballot title for the
measure submitted to the electors
thereof
I AX LEVY OUTSIDE THE TAX
BANI
SHAM MORROW COUNTY
I I \ i $2 M0 0*001 I Nil >1 I III
I \ \ H \M 11 ik i >1*1 k \ I INI ,
PURPOSES DURING FISCAL
YEAR IRX6-KT*
T he purpose of this levy is to pro
vide tunds to balance the Morrow
County operating budget which in
eludes General Fund Road Fund.
Counts School f und. Cities prolion
ol Road Funds, f air A Rodeo f uml.
plus, the North Morrow Ambulance
and North Morrow Medical Clinic
l undx for 1986 87 The t.n base C m
IRX6 87 is 3322 (XX) The total less
will he 33.4IX) 877. which includes
sis percent tor taxes not expected to
he received and also includes
S2S 141 for l ifeguard Medical
T ransport ami 3 'XI 6R4 lor Pioneer
Memorial Hospital both previously
approved by the voters The tax rale
for County operations excluding the
Hospital I 48 per 31 (XX) valuation),
and 1 ileguard I (W per 31 .(«XI valua
Hon), will he approximately 3 ' 74
per 31 .OX) valuation The estimated
lax cost for this measure is an
estimate only based on the best in
formation available from the Coun
tv Assessor at the time of estimate
This legal notice is to he publish
ed in ihc Heppner (ia/ette Times
IsiIoRayne M Bowman
Morrow County Budget Officer
Published April 16 IRK6
SECOND NOTICE
notici i > i m ppi i mi ni m
HI IX ¡FT HEARING
A public hearing on the approved
supplemental budget lor Morrow
County lor the Fiscal year IRKS 86
will he held at the Morrow County
Annex. Irrigon. OK at R (X) a m on
April 2V IRX6 The budget docu
incut mas be inspected or copies ob
taincd by interested persons at the of
fice ot the County Court located at
100 Cowl Street Room 101, Hcpp
ncr. OK between the hours of X ixi
a m to 12 noon and I (X) p m to
s <X)p m Monday ihrough Fridas
Any person may appear al the ptihlic
hearing on the supplemental budget
am) discuss the budget or any part
of it The Supplemental budget
financial summary was published in
the Heppner Gazette Times
newspaper on April R. IRX6 The
total requirements for the Motor
Pool Fuml supplemental budget are
36.21X1 tX) and there is mi tax levy
EoRayne M Bowman
Budget Officer
Published April 16 |RX6
PUBLIC NOTICE
MtTIt f o t Vlt ) I I V .iiJ ItoXIlli
OF t C)t \l 1/ W ilts
Notier is hereby given that on
Monday. May 5 into, the Hoard ot
Ktjuali ’ailion of the Counts ot Mor
row I >regon w ill meet al the County
Courthouse in Heppner Oregon to
publicly examine the assessment
roll* (or said County of Morrow, for
the year 1986 and to correct all
errors in valuation description or
qualilies of land lots or other
property assessed by the assessor
The assessed valuation of all
properties assessed by the county
assessor s office in Morrow ( mints
as entered on rhi* assessment roll for
January I. 1986 is lull percent of the
true cash market value of such
properly
Il shall he the duly of the persons
interested to appear at the lime and
place appointed Petitions (or adj
ustment ot value must he filed with
(he board not later than May 31.
1986 except when the tiling of the
petition at a different time is per
milted under < )HN H im tus too non or
UM 103
Dated a I Heppner Oregon this 7th
•lay of April 1986
Barbara Bloods worth
Morrow County Clerk
Slate of (iregon
Published Aprils. 16. 23 19H«>
I’l HI II NOTH F
Pioneer Memuiral Hospital and
Nursing Home is now taking bids on
New Flooring lor the Nursing Home
Specs (or the Project may be oh
tamed a! Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Ta4 Fins! Pioneer Drive Heppner. OK
S7H36 or by calling I 3U3 676 9133
Contact liars Nolan. Maintenance
Department
Published A prils.16 23 1986
COKKKCTKD NOTICE OF
BUDGET HE MtlNG
A meeting of the board of Com
missioners will be held on April 23.
1986 al 7 p in al the Port Office The
notice of budget hearing listed an
incorrect time for the meeting
The purpose of this meeting is to
discuss the budget (or ihe fiscal \ ear
beginning July I. 1983 as approved
by the Port of Morrow Budget
Committee A summary of Ihe
budget was presented in last week's
Ga -rlle Times
1 CARD OF TH AN KS
I would like ui lhank all my friends
and family fur the lovely cards,
flowers. Iruit A gilts that were sent
to me while in the hospital 3 our
thoughtlulness. concern, aixl prayers
were greatly appreciated
Sincerely,
Ida Coleman
4 16 Ip
Andy is tine and anxious to get
hack on his hike Thanks to the
Pioneer Memorial Hospital staff.
Clare Koznek. Christopher Sykes
our good neighbors, Trisha Sweeney
and family Kathy Mähen and t.itni
ly . George and Maggie Izzetl Rus
ty and Angie I sles. Georgia R.ithhun
and everyone else who lent moral
support
It's a real comfort to know there
is a hospital here when we need it
Let's keep our doctors and hospital
here by using our local facilities
Lets be sick jt home'
David and April Sykes
We would like to thank all those
who made our 30th wedding an
nivcrsary so special To all those
who wnt beautiful cards, tor the gilts
we received, the money tree and to
those who came and shared our
reception A special thanks to Fr
Edward for renewing our wedding
sows, and to Fr Heard who was also
here
We especially want to thank our
children and their families lor plan
nmg and putting on the reception and
the family dinner
These are memories we shall
always cherish
Jerry and Marion Hrosnan
4 |6 lc
To Ihc doctors, nurses and aides
al Pioneer Memorial Hospital and
friends, my sincere thanks tor care
during my stay
Eleanor (iontv
4 16 It
2
N O T IC E S
The E C O A C Employment
and Training office in Fossil is now
accepting applications lor the Jobs
Training Ami Partnership Act
|JTPA| summer youth program in
Wheeler. Gilliam and Morrow coun
ties Applicants must be in in school
|mchiding collegc|. between the ages
of 14 and 21 and meet federal
guidelines For applic at Kins or in for
malum, contact the Employnicnt and
Training office. P(> Box R>6
Fossil. Oregon R7K'() or call
76' 42'3 Applicants are encourag
ed to apply before May I'. IRK6
SF W Hot IDs it a ni Io 8 p m
Senior citi-ens, M tx> Heppner
Kartier Shop
4 9 tic
AL-ANi>\ MFETINti m Heppner
every Monday night al 7 10 al Ihe
Nazarene Church Fur more info
call «76 9815
2 19-tfc
Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting at neighborhood Center.
I7t W Willow For more inform a
tion call 676 9815 or 676 9724 3-12 Ife
t