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Crossw ord Puzzle
Answers last
week’s puzzle
Study group
hears decorating
Hear and Their
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Bunchgrass Rehckah Lodge 91
held a regular meeting on A pril 17
A luncheon at Beechers Cafe
honored the O fficial Visitation o f
Rhea Creek Extension Study Patricia Horton. President o l the
(iroup met at the home o f Donna Rebekah Assembly o f Oregon Nor
Hack. A pril 2 M A R I loor Cover
mu Rea N <i presented Patricia with
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supplied samples o f new carpel, presented to Ruby Roberts for
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wallpaper books and paint cards to belonging to the lodge the most
fraction
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accompany the lesson on updating number o f years
f> C unipjM direction
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and "d o it yourself decorating" for
After the luncheon the members
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7 Ancient City
homes
and guests adjourned to the home of
*< To share a candy bar with a friend *tr< »«tratn»«o t o 4 » J¿_i*
Virginia Peck explained little Lucile Rietmann for their meeting
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things that could be done, like a new Patricia Horton President, and
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pillow . new drapes or different type /clm a W atkins. Past President of the
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17 ponion o f a hundred
shades She had several magazines Rebekah Assembly were introduced
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20 Paid to stockholders
Verna Brinda showed a film from Dale JJorion. husband of the Presi
2 1 Perimeter
the Heppner Extension Office id dent, and Blanche Riggs ot W asen
homes in this area, showing retur
Helen Pettyjohn was selected to
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rushing old fu rn itu re , making receive the IVgree of Chivalry at ttie
1 Pari o f a whole
decorations ol m ilk cans, old nail Assembly in May at Pendleton The
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kegs etc
president was presented a gift from
5 Arabic or Roman, for example
Ut Measure o f lime
A potluck luncheon was engiyed the lanJgc
h 1 aking away
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and a business meeting followed
K Basic process
Dale Horton won the prize for the
Ih Pharoah's tomb
New officers tor the coming year
10 Measure o f volume
money d rill, and Eva Hamlctt'x
IH Acute, obtuse and rig h i are
were elected
12 Rabbits do this well
name was drawn for the lamb pin
three
Homemakers Day. April 24 was
F o llo w in g
the
meeting
14 Measure o l leiiipeialure
enjoyed by 10 members of Rhea
refreshments were served from a tea
Creek Extension (iroup held at the
table centering a blue and white
new Senior Center at l-rigon New
decorated sheet cake, flanked by
officers were installed for all study
blue candles Norma Rea N f i
groups of Morrow County Awards
assisted by Margaret Akers cut and
were given out A film "C o w g irls ."
1 Women of the Wcsti was shown by served the cake I va Hamlett f*Hired
coffee anil lea The next meeting w ill
Marlene Currin
be at the home ot Anna Hall, on Mav
Next meeting of Rhea Creek E x
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tension w ill he at the borne ol Maty
CW A of the W illows Grange met
W tight May 7. everyone is to bring
at the home ol Margaret Akers on
Chinese food The program w ill he
Friday A p ril 18 with .1 potluck lun
on Family Community leadership
cheon at noon The day was spent
working on crafts tor their bazaar in
the tall Members present were An
na Ball. Carmen French, laircc
Hubbard. Dot Halvorsen. louise
Mortonsen. Beulah Sherer. Mary
From p. 7
Ann Palmer. I ucille Rietmann. Vera
Division Hi first Eric FAnnicr, I.ou Rietmann. and two guests. Nor
second Dick M cl lligott. third Chris ma Rea and Edith Matthews Next
meeting w ill be at the Grange Hall
Rea
Mac If.
Heppner
Peter longway Vince aid Marvin
Division
I first Tony Becket,
Peterson, claim to hold Eastern
second Chisana Warren, third
Oregon Kite Flying record On
Jeremy Clark
Division II first Jill Conklin,
second Yvette C o w e ll, th ird -
Michelle Beck
Division III first Trina Palmer,
Mori- than ho photographs illus
second Shannon M c lju g h lin . third
Irate step by step directions in
Jack Esthcrg
making a tailored woman s jacket in
Sam Boardman
a new publication available from the
Division
I first Kelly Spray,
Oregon State University Extension
second Jana Mounts, third Jason
Service
Cross
Called Tailoring Women's Jack
c-ts with Fusible Interfacing." EC
Riverside High A Columbia Jr High
1218. the publication was prepared
Division
II first Marina Col
by Ardis booster Extension textiles
menerò, second Jackie Paul, third
and clothing specialist, and Velma
Diane Young
Mitchell, former OSU Extension
Division III first Tern Meyers,
flume economist in lane County
second Penny Michael
The to page publication was done
Die first place winners in each
in response to renewed demand for
information about tailoring which
division w ill compete in the State
A place of chalk placed in your silver chest will absorb
reflects fashion trends and the re
Spelling Contest scheduled for
moisture and retard tarnishing
newed popularity of classic blazers
Saturday. August .40 at the State-
tor women, booster explains
Fair Each received a plaque for
Tailoring builds permanent shape
their Morrow County win Die lop
into a garment and fusible interfac
three in each division w ill receive
ing is a tune saving product which
molds shape into jackets or other
award certificates signed by Stale
Individuals
w
ill
be
eligible
lor
un
garments
Pioneer M em orial H ospital.
Superintendent ol Public Instruction,
boesler notes that even though
Hcppncr, Oregon provides this compenstaed care on a first come Verne Duncan, and Morrow Coun-
first serve basis, it their annual lami
fashion changes more slowly in
notice o f the availability o f un
ly School District Superintendent.
tailored than non tailored clothing,
compensated services in accordance ly income is at or below the tollow
Doyle McCasIm
persons considering making their
mg
amounts
with regulations promulgated by the
Size of Family 1 nit F auiilv Income
Secretary ol Health and Human Ser
V 5 <60
1
vices, set forth in 42 CFR. Part 124
2
7.240
Ucderul law requires that Pioneer
4
4.120
M em orial H ospital provide a
1 1.000
4
reasonable amount o f care without
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
o f 42.844 24. less the sum of
5
12.880
c harge to people w ho c annot alford
I HE STATE OF OREGON FOR
52.700 Ik* as an olivet of the plcdg
14.760
6
Ml>KKt tw
coi s I y
care
ed stock
7
16.640
Accordingly, from July I. I486
I HI Fl Dt R Al I AND BANK OF
2 Judgment ol defendant Hank of
18.420
8
until June 40. 1487. Pioneer
SP< JKANF. a corporation. Plaintif!
Eastern Oregon against defendants
l ot tamilv units with more tlu n 8
Memorial Hospital w ill provide
vs
Roger Britt ami Rita Rritt. husband
52 4.850 00 of uncompensated care members, add 51.880 tot each ad
KOGFR BRITT ami RI I A BRU T,
and wile, ami each o f them, in the
ditional member
to individuals meeting the c lig ib ili
husband jn d wife. HANK OF
amount of 524.44 4 4h on the prin
f unds to pay lor these services
EASTERN OREGON an Oregon
ty criteria
cipal balance with interest accrued
Services that arc eligible include have not come front the Federal
banking corporatgm. IN I AND
to September Iff, 1484 111 the amount
inpatient acute care at the Pioneer government I he tree care require
M A( H IM RY CO . a corporation, of 51.714 4 4 and with interest , k cru
ment by this f ederal law is paid tor
it a t RI P MR i \ i
a corpora
Memorial Hospital
ing at a per diem rale ot 514 46
by higher charges to other patients
Eligibility recipients w ill be deter
non
1 si 11 i) STATES in
thereafter until paid, plus costs and
mined on a first come, first serve and or property tax revenue
A M ER IC A, acting through the In
disbursements (including reasonable
Pioneer M em orial Hospital
basis until the allocation is nude for
tcrn a l Revenue S ervice, and attorneys leesi in the sumot 55111 00
Heppner. Oregon
FEDERAL
LAND
BANK
the year
I will on Mav 2 ' 1986. at 10 00
Published April Ml. |48b
C rite ria
fo r
de te rm in in g
A S S O C IA T IO N
OF
a m at the front door ot the county
eligibility
PENDUE TON. a corporation
courthouse in Heppner, Morrow
REAL
PROPERTY
County, Oregon, sell at public auc
No 8.4 CV 117
lion lsub|cct to redemption as pro-
Bv virtue o f an execution issued
v ided by law i to (he highest bidder
and qualifications in ilic I’oit ol Mui
for cash, all the interest the above
The Port ol M orrow , in accor
row. P O Box 2011. Boardtiiun. out of the above entitled court in the
named defendants had on and after
dance with federal guidelines, is
Oregon 47818 before ' 4 86 It is subject cause on A pril 18. I486,
October 4, 1474. the date o f recor
seeking statements o f interest and
the intent ot the Port ol Morrow to pursuant to judgments and an
ding o f p la in tiff s mortgage and all
qualification from aviation con
make the selection from the material Amended Consolidated Decree o f
the interest the above named defen
sulting firms to assist in the un
submitted Interviews are not an Foreclosure enrolled and docketed
dants had on and after June 26.
plement.it ion of the first phase of the
impaled Copies ol the Master Plan on April 18. |48b. in favor o f the
1482. the date o f recording o f the
Port of Morrow Airport Master
can be obtained from the IVrt offices plaintiff and agiinsi defendants, and
mortgage o f defendant Bank o f
during nonn.il working hours, lor in tavor of defendant. Bank o f
Plan, a multiple year contract is an
Eastern Oregon, in the following
ticipatcd live Master plan was
further information, please contact Eastern Oregon, ami against all other
détendants, wherein it wav decreed
described real property
developed and adopted by the Port
R I M illet (503) 4 8 1 ?6 -
ol Morrow this past year with the
Resfxmdents w ill be rated on the those certain mortgages held by
PARCEL I Beginning at a point
plaintiff and defendant. Bank o f
assistance of Devco Aviation con
following criteria
28 80 chains North o f the comer
I astern Oregon, be foreclosed and
siiltanls A grand pre application has
1 Understanding ol FA A stan
common to Sections 22. 2.4, 26 and
that the real properly and water
been submitted to the EAA tor
dards and practices
27 in Township 2 .South. Range 26,
federal funding assistance for the
2 Ability ol the team to complete rights subject to the mortgage liens
E W M . theme South N4” I0 West
be sold, whuh execution command
first protect, which includes
the work on schedule
21 chains, theme South 74°l6'W'esi
Runway pavement improvements
4 Proven knowledge and ex ed me to sell that real property and
12 chains, thence South 60*07' West
and marking
penence in all phases ol design ol watet rights to satisfy the following
4 chains, thence South 77*46 West
judgments,
to-wit
Medium intensitv runway lighting
aviation facilities
4 74 chains to the West line of the
I Judgment of plaintiff against
Taxiway and apron construction
4 Recent experience ol key team
Southeast quarter o f .Section 22.
defendants. Roger Britt and Rita
Segmented circle and wind cone
members on similar protects
theme North 42 18 chains to the
construction
' Familiaritv with the standards Britt, husband ami wife, and each of
Northwest corner of the Southwest
Relocation of existing fencing
ot practice lor construction in the them, tor the sum o f 564.4 42 48.
quarter o f the Northeast quarter o f
together with interest at the rale o f
f ederal fiscal year funding is an
Morrow Counts area
>aiil Section 22. thence la st 40
Im puted. FY 148b funding is still
b Firms livatcd in Oregon and 14 2 'T per annum on 56 1.842 14
ch. 111 s, theme South 41 20 chains to
Washington w ill be given preleren from August 41. 1484. until paid,
possible
the point o f beginning A ll of said
plus costs ami disbursements un
Interested consulting firms should
Hal consideration
property being in Township 2 South.
eluding attorneys teesi in the amount
submit a statement o f their interest
Published A pril Ml. 148b
Range 26. E W M . Morrow Coun
Math terms
tips
Spelling Contest
1 CARD OF T H A N K $ _
B y Eva H a m frtt 422 755 7
A pril 18. they had 24 kites mrasur
ing sixteen feet to eighteen inches
plus two 12 foot wind spinners and
a wind sock, all flying at the same
time If anyone can top this record
please let Peter or Marvin know
The kmc Topic Club held their an
nual tea in honor of the Senior Curls
o f lone High School and their
mothers on April 24 at the Catholic
Church recreation room Katherine
I indstrom welcomed the guests,
who were Kim Hcndcricks and her
grandmother Mildred Henderickv
and Michelle Beeson and her mother
Jeanne Beeson Cathy Barker sang
several songs and Jean Nelson gave
a history of the Topic Club
Refreshments were versed following
the program
The newest produci the "Products
ot P ride", (lone ShopOrgimzationl
is a gourmet cheese elicer, which
they are working on now. and hope
to have finished in time for Mothers
Day Gifts
The lone Topic Club w ill sponsor
a stvle show and luncheon on May
10 at the American le g io n Hall at
12 M fp tn The style show w ill con
sist of "Wedding Styles Through the
Y ear." and proceeds go to help the
public library Tickets arc available
from members or at the ikxir
Dot Halvorsen spent last week in
the valley She spent several days in
Salem, visiting her sister. Babe
Stender and on Thursday evening
she attended an Eiaslern Star rccep
lion tor Grace George Friday she
spent the evening with her daughter.
Linda Prock and family, and helped
Mark Prock celebrate his 20th bir
thday On her way home on Satur
day. she stopped at Rufus and attend
ed a Panama Grange meeting Also
attending the meeting from lone
were M r and Mrs Beri Akers and
Mrs Helen Crawford
Coming events May 10 Topic
Club I uncheon. May 20 American
Legion Auxiliary serving sand
wnhes. pie coffee on election day
Tailoring instructions offered
PUBLIC NOTICE
own Jacket* should be aware 01
change and select a pattern that is in
fashion
After mastering the basic tailor
mg techniques shown in the bulletin,
i t w ill be easier for you to construct
a variety of fashionable tailored
jackets." she adds
Many of the
techniques described are also appli
cable to coals
The publication includes informa
lion about selecting patterns, fabric-
arid interfacings as well as prepar
ing fabric and interfacing for use
Construction instructions start with
buying or making shoulder shapes to
achieve a customized fit and end
with sewing on buttons
Copies of "Tailoring Women's
Jackets with Fusible Interfacing
are available at $2 each
The
publication may tie obtained through
county offices of the l»SU Extension
Serv ice or ordered by mail from the
081 Bulletin Clerk lis t Corvallis
97X11 Mail orders should include 25
cents for postage and handling for
each copy
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
ty . ( Jregon EXCEPTINCi beginning
at a point 28 80 chains North of the
comer common to Sections 22. 24,
26 and 27 in Township 2. South
Range 26 l W M thence North 20
feet to the North boundary of the
county road *724, theme in a
Southwesterly direction along said
North boundary of county road No
72 4 to a point 20 feet North of the
Southeast corner of Ployhar Estates,
thence North 0 *4 I T 4 " West,
1.404 42 feet, thence N orth
84“ I6 '2 4 " East 482 7.4 feet to a
point, theme South along the East
line of Section 22. 184 48 tcettothe
quarter comer common to Sections
22 and 24, thence continuing South
along the said Easterly line o f Sec
lion 22 . 682 41 feet to the point of
beginning. Morrow Counts. Stale of
Oregon
A LS O E X C E P T IN G
Ployhar Estate Subdivision of Mur
row County
PARCEL II Lot I. Ployhar
Estates, in Section 22. Township 2,
South. Range 26. E W M , Morrow
County, Oregon
PARCELL III Beginning at the
Northeast comer of the Southeast
quarter o f the Southwest quarter o f
Section 22. Township 2, South.
Range 26. E W M . theme West a
distance o f 4 0 chains, theme South
56*14' West a distance o f 8 4 chains,
theme South a distance o f 9 4
chains, theme North 67, 55- East a
distance o f 4 0 chains, theme North
77*46' Fast a distance o f 7 4 chains,
theme North a distance o f 10 6
chains to the place o f beginning, all
being in Morrow County. Oregon
DATED April 18. I486
S H E R IF F
OF
MORROW
C O U N TY . OREGON
By Pauline Winter
Chief C ivil Deputy
Published April 24, 40. May 7. 14,
I486
A special thank you to all who
helped me after my eye surgerv with
my farming and cattle Bob Hub
hard. Dave Baker. BobJcpsen. B ill
Cox. Jean and I k « Bennett and
crew. W illows Grange. Herb Peter
son. Buzz laigan
Herman Hlettell
4 .40-Ip
W ords cannot express our
gratitude to the people of Morrow
County during Swede's long vtjy in
the hospitals Your supportive let
ters. phone calls, prayers, cards and
visits helped us to sustain our
strength during the ordeal
To name individuals who helped
uv through the crisis would be too
lengthy to enummerate. but we shall
never forget your wonderful deeds
We appreciate the excellent ser
vice of the staff at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital in tfie emergency n»>m. Dr
Koznek's quick response and the
ambulance
personnel
who
transported Swede to St Anthony
Hospital The availability of the
lifeguard helicopter for transfer to
J'ortland was vital We feel that the
area needs all of these services
The people in Morrow Counts are
the best, and you have our heartfelt
thanks
Swede and Frames Carlson
4 40-Ip
The students of Heppner Piemen
tary School would like to thank all
those who donated to our fund raiser
for sixth grade outdoor school this
spring
Y our generosity
is
appreciated
Simon Winters o f Heppner was
the winner of the T V
4-40-Ic
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NE W l l t l l Its It a in
Senior c iti-e n s . $1 ixi
B a rb e rs h o p
tu H p tn
Ht-ppnt-r
4 9 He
Steel Building Dealership w ith
Major Manufacturer Sales A
Engineering support Stane ads
furnished Some areas taken Call
(404) 754 4200 EXT 2401
AL ANON MEETING in Heppner
every Monday night at 7 :to at the
Nazarene Church For more info
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M ovies 3/$500
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V O T E FOR T H O M A S FOR
GOVERNOR’ The unknown can
didatc w ill make Oregon strong'
Please read your voter's pamphlet'
Register Democrat and vote May
20th Paid tor by the committee to
elect George Thomas. D avid
Clendenon. Treasurer. 8400 SE
King Rd . Portland. OR 47266
4-40- Inc
4 HELP WANTED
Need part time phone solicitor to
work in own home for new local
business 484 8144 Ask for Bob
Wight 4 40 Ic
Applications ari»now t>i-ing accep
ti-d at Heppner City Hall for Man
agt-r Senior lileguard and Junior
lifeguard for the Heppner Municipal
Pool Applicant* for manager must
hold a current water safely instruc
tor * card
The position of hasketperson is
In-lug omitted The lifeguards will
absorb thi- work of the hasketperson
Mail to (its of Hi-ppni-r. P (I Box
756 Heppner l>K 978.16 Wednes
day. April JO. IHHti is the last day
applications will tn- accepted The
tits of Heppner is an Equal tippor
tunits Em plover
4 9 4c
U tf \ SI m m s i i l l part time
career for ambitious homemaker
Must be over 18 No investment
Earn excellent income ( all collect.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Budget Committee o f Hcpp
ncr Water Control District w ill meet
at 44() Heppner lexington Highway,
at 7 40 p nt . Wednesday, May 14,
I486, lor the purpose ot discussing
the budget for the 1486 87 Fiscal
year
Board o f Director*
Heppner Water Control District
Published A pril 30. I486
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OE BUDGET C O M M IT
111
M l I I IN G
Port o f Morrow. Wednesday,
May 14. I486 . 7 00 p nt Pori o f
Morrow Office, I Marine Drive,
Boardman. Oregon
Published A pril 40, I486
PUBLIC N O TIC I
The Budget Committee o f Hepp
ner Cemetery Maintenance District
w ill meet at 810 Condon Hwy.
Heppner. Oregon at 7:40 p m . .
Tuesday. May 14, I486, for the pur-
p»se o f disc ussing the budget for the
1486-87 Fiscal year
Board o f Director*
Hcppncr Cemetery Maintenance
District
Published A pnl 40, I486