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On behalf of our reunion co-
chairman. Walt Skuzcski and the
124 who attended the HHS reunion
of 1940 through 1946 last weekend,
want to extend heart tell thanks
PUBLIC NOTICE to we the
Heppner Elks Lodge and the
The Revenue Sharing adopted
Willow
Creek Country Club for
budget for fiscal year 1987-88 for
making
this a memorable and
Morrow county is available for
nostalgic
experience
public inspection on weekdays at the
BPOE
Manager
Marty McQuam
Morrow County Courthouse, Coun
and
his
crew
of
brothers
and sisters
ty Court Chambers. Heppner. OR
worked
so
hard
to
make
our
dinner
during the hours of 8 00 a m. to 12
dance
on
Saturday
and
the
breaktast
noon and I 00 p m to 5 00 p m.
on Sunday successes, despite a Sun
LoRayne M Bowman
day
morning power outage
Admin Assist Budget Officer
It
was delightful participating in
Published August 12. 1987
the couples golf tournament both
days at Willow Creek Country Club
PUBLIC NOTICE Reunion participants included Jack
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
and Clara Sue Pickens of Spokane.
On the 11 th day of September, 1987
Ray and Norma French. Heppner
at the hour of 10 00 o'clock a m in and the Barratts from Corvallis
accordance with O R S. 187 110, at (Xher HHS alumni played the course
the Morrow County Courthouse in on Sunday afternoon
Heppner. Oregon, I will sell all the
Membership of this club has done
right, title, claim and interest of the so much to make this course and club
within named Defendants at Public such an amenity to Hcppncr arcu
Auction to the highest bidder for recreation.
cash in the following described Real
This prompts us to issue a
Property located in MorTow Coun challenge to the membership ol the
ty. Oregon to-wit A copy of the golf dub We will organize an HHS
legal description is attached hereto, alumni team from outside of Mor
marked Exhibit A and incorporated row County who will challenge the
herein Said sale is made under a local mixed couples team in a two
Writ of Execution issued out of the day tournament next sununer. with
Circuit Court of the state of Oregon each w inning couple to receive a free
for the County of Morrow to me post tournament dinner from each
directed in the case of Edsel Wilson, losing couple We will pmvide a
Plaintiff, vs. Arnold Tipton and permanent trophy, as I think we can
Dean Tipton. Defendants
build this into a very successful an
Writ of Execution Dated August nual event drawing alumni back to
3. 1987.
their hometown from throughout the
Roy Drago
USA
Cordially,
Morrow County Sheriff
Jim A Dorotha (Wilson) Barratt
Heppner. Oregon
'43 Corvallis, Or
By Pauline Winter, Chief Civil
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Deputy
EXHIBIT A
the east ' 70 ( X ) tcct of the west 2 N O T I C E S
370 00 feet of the north 255.46 feet
MASTERCARD/VISA!
of the Southeast Quarter of Section
36. Township 5 North, Range 26
Regardless of credit history
East, Willamette Meridian. Morrow
Also, new credit card No
County, Oregon
Excepting
one refused! For info call
therefrom the north 20.00 feet
1 -3 1 5 -7 3 3 -6 0 6 3 .
Ext.
thereof lying in Ordnance (sic)
M1913.
7-23-5
Road
Published August 12, 19, 26;
A Wonderful family experience.
September 2, 1987____________
European. Scandinavian. Brazilian,
high school exchange students arm
I C A R P OF T H A N K S
ing in August Become a Host Fanil
ly for American Intercultural Student
Exchange Call I 8(H) SIBLING.
Thank you Hcppncr Fire Dept ,
____________________6-24-1 tic
Dean and Albert Wright. Jim Hams,
Attention A F S. clients Supervivir
and all the other people that helped
Janet Phillips will not be ut the
pul out our fire
Heppner Neighborhood Center on
Erma A Darold Hams
Aug. 19 She will be here August
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We would like to say a "Big
Attention D A R Chimney Sweeps
Thank You" to Rick and Susan
will be in the Hcppncr area August
Johnston for the “ hotel" room, to
16 and 17. If you haven't had your
Chuck Nelson for all his hard work,
wood
burning system cleaned in the
energy, and use of musical equip
past 10 months, call now for an ap
ment, to the Heppner High School
point menl 938-3869
8 5 2p
for letting us tour and Rick, our
guide, to Charlie's Pizza for the
Heppner Al Anon meetings are held
great serv ice and pizzas, to the Elks,
Saturday nights at 8:00 at St
and a special thanks to Cal Healy for
Patrick's Parish Hall
7 8 tlx
letting those of us who came to eat
Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous
an "early " breakfast at her home on
meeting ut St Patrick's Parish Hall
Sunday morning It was a great reu
For more information call 676 9815
mon and we enjoyed it all Hcppncr
or 676-9724
7 30-lfx
is great.
Roger (A Teensic) Leonmg Pole Building Kits Complete
building packages, I/sliding door, 4
As the summer draws to a close.
colored walls. 6 x 6 poles, 24 x 36
I need to thank the many people from
x 10 $1.749. 24 x 48 x 12 $ 2,349,
the community who made the sum
30 x 60 x 12 $3,249 Many other
mcr an enjoyable one for the approx
sizes labor and financing available
imately 130 Hcppncr Little
I (800) 331-0155, (503)263 1805
Leaguers.
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Coaching boys and girls from age
Hrppner Gazette-Time*. Heppner. Orefon Wednesday, August 12. I9«7
Traffic deaths down
from last year
County Sheriff considers taking
over Irrigon law enforcement
Fifty-nine people died in Oregon
traffic accidents in July, according
to the Motor Vehicles Division
The 1987 figures is down Irotn Ju
ly 1986 when there were 64 traffic
deaths The sear total so tar is also
down There have heen 318 C>rcgon
traffic deaths during the first seven
months of the year, compared with
.Vt2 in the same period in 1986
The July 1987 figure inc ludes two
traffic deaths which occurred on
Oregon roads during the Ft*unh of
July holiday weekend There were
five double fatality accidents during
the month These occurred in
M arion. Clackamas, Klamath.
Umatilla and Multnomah counties
The fatalities include II drivers,
nine passengers, ten motorcyclists,
four pedestrians and five bicycle
riders.
Thc Morrow County Sheriff
would take over law enforcement in
Irrigon if the city accepts a proposal
trom the agency for its services in
side the city limits.
Die Irrigon City Council heard the
proposal at its July 14 meeting, but
tabled any action until August
Mayor Don F.ppcnbach said the
council needed more time to review
the proposal If accepted, the Irrigon
Police Department would he closed
Under the intergovernmental
agreement the sheriff s department
would avsign two deputies to the ci
ty full time There would be no
decrease in police services. Eppen
bach said
Eppcnhach said the city would
provide police radios and two patrol
cars for the deputies in addition to
Of the 40 motor vehicle drivers
and passengers. 36 were not wear
ing a seal belt at the time of the
crash Neither of two victims who
were under 16 were using a seat belt
or other restraint Oregon law re
quires any motor vehicle occupant
under 16 years of age be in a seat
belt or other restraint
Sis of the ten motorcyclists were
not wearing a helmet
Fatalities are Kited by county
below:
Baker. 2: Clackamas. 6. Clatsop,
I, Coos, I. (X'schutes. 3. Douglas.
3; Jackson. 3: Josephine. I;
Klamath. 3; l^ane. 4, Lincoln. I;
Malheur. 3. Marion. ID. Morrow,
I; Multnomah. 10. Polk. I,
Tillam ook. 2. Um atilla. 2:
Washington. I, Yamhill. I
Howlett named BMCC
dean
who has retired after 19 years with
The Blue Mountain Community
College Board of Education has
named Dr John Howlett as the new
Dean of Instructional Services lor
the college
Howlett holds b«>th an M A m
mathematics and a Masters in
Business Administration His dos
toratc is from Oregon State Univcr
sity in Vocational Education with an
emphasis on curriculm evaluation,
m athem atics
and
business
administration
The new dean has been at Spokane
Community College since 1978 He
has served as the assistant dean lor
liberal arts and vocational related
courses Most recently he has been
under special assignment at the
Spokane college as the Title III In
struction Program Improvement
Grant Manager
Howlett will replace Bob Kelly
BMCC
Commenting on the new dean's
selection. College President Ron
Daniels noted that Dr Howlett. "has
a very stong background in cur-
riculum evaluation, development,
and research
How left ‘ s background includes 10
years as an instructor and math
department chairman at North East
Wisconsin Technical Institute in
Green Bay. Wis
Happy
29th
LIVE IT
UP
TILL
THANKSGIVING
an annual fee of about $67,(XX) This
fiscal year the city has budgeted
$66,840 tor police serv ices Cost of
living raises scheduled into the
sheriff depan mem's union contract
would add about $2.000 to the fee
next year.
Eppcnhuch said the city is serious
ly looking into the proposal instead
of hiring a new police chief to
replace chief Mike Cahill Cahill
will leave the Irrigon Police Dcpan
menl August 7 to join the Junction
City Police Dcpanment as chief
PUBLIC NOTICE
INVITATION TO BID
Morrow County Medical Board.
Morrow County Oregon, is now ac
cepting bids for all aluminum
modular type I walk through am
bulances Bid information packets
arc available at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital. P O Box 9 Hcppncr,
Oregon between the hours of 8 a m
and $ p m August 4th through the
14th 1987 All bids mu*t be receiv
ed by 12 OOiMHMi August 17th at the
County Courthouse. P O Box 788
Heppncr. Oregon Bids must be sub
mitted in a sealed envelope marked
"Morrow County Ambulance"
All bids will be opened on Mon
day August 17th. at the Morrow
County Medical Board meeting, in
lexington, Oregon After careful
review and evaluation, the bids shall
be awarded and all other bidders so
notified. Morrow County Medical
Board, and the County Court do not
discriminate on the basis of race,
color. National origin, sex. religion,
age, and handicapped status in
employment or the provision of
services.
Published August 12, 1987
COMPUTEN SUPPLIES
□ Paper
7 through 12 takes a great deal of
time, energy and patience. Coaches
Frank Pearson, Jerry Healy, Charlie
Sumner, Tom Wickland. Bob
Ployhar, Gary Watkins, Dave
Gunderson, Chuck Moeller. Terry
Hughes, Earl Stnickmcicr. Tracy
W ilson, Mike D oherty, Bob
Adclman and Iairry Pettyjohn did an
excellent job this year
One of the most thankless jobs in
volves umpiring Thanks go to head
umpire Ron Bowman, along with
John McCabe. Ted Toll, Al Burt,
Dave Hanna and Rick Johnston
For the second year in a row.
Kathy Tellcchea and Shirley Davie
operated the concession stand to pro
vide a service and raise money for
the new field and did a great job
laical board members included
I .irl I ohbum and Bob Krcin Chloc
Pearson was a superb treasurer this
year.
Thanks to go Donna Moeller and
her painting crew, Wilbur Jackson
for the grounds work and Debbie
Kofflcr for her help with all the ad
ministrative details that have to be
taken care of.
Thanks go to the Fair Board and
Ed Slruthers for making the field
available and their maintenance
The program couldn't exist
without the sponsors and the adver
tisers and we appreciate their
support.
With so many people to thank. I
know I've forgotten someone You
know who you are and thank you.
Thanks to everyone associated
with the Little league program for
their support and help for another
great year
Sincerely
George Koffter
President
Willow Creek Little league
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