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Oregon W rd n n d a y , January 20, 1*488 Foster homes needed in Morrow County i ’ * % m ■ . * . . \ I * ' • * • * children citmc from abusive or neglectful families .m e children have special needs that arc beyond the ability o f their families to pro vide These children s ages range from infancy to adolescence Many have behavioural difficulties in ad dilion to their disabilities Do you have experience with ch ild re n w ith developm ental disabilities in your personal or pro fessional life'’ Do von have the skill», abilities, or desire to help a child*’ Are you able to *teach self-care and independent living skills to a child with rctarda lio n ’ or •w ork with professionals in pro vuiing treatment for a medicjlly needy child*’ nr •advocate for the child with st hi nils and vicial services to obtain the best plan ’ or •implement a behavior manage ment plan to reduce inappropriate behavior»’’ and •maintain your sanity and your relationship w ith bureaus racies at the same tim e ’ If so. we want you Children*» Services Dtvision is Uaiking for pco pie who can foster parent children with developmental disabilities At present, over 200 children with varying degrees o f disabilities need the experience o f living and learn mg in a familv home Some of these A ll o f these children need a fam i ly environment in which they can ex pcricncc the nurturing and training necessary to reach their full poten tial You are the people with the s k i l l s and experience to provide this environment If you are interested, or know so meone who would he interested, please contact your local CSD foster home certifiers There is a foster care payment which includes room and hoard, plus an additional pay ment given that special skills, in dividualt/ed service» or extra vuper vising arc required Single and/or working parents w ill definitely he considered A ll foster parents must meet certification standards and have a foster home certificate before children can be placed Call Sue Warren. 481 *4482 4 I- New Tele-Tax is available fo r Tax info Tele tax offers a statewide toll- free telephone service to permit Oregonians to receive refund and recorded lax information provided by the Internal Revenue Service The recorded information service offers more than 150 information tapes on lax subjects such as filing requirements, itemized deductions, tax credits, dependents, and ad justments to income A list of sub jc c ls available and reference numbers is located in the lax infor nution pac kage and Publication *410 Tele Tax also pros ides automated refund information It gives direct access to IRS computer information for those who mailed their personal income lax returns to the IRS service center in Ogden. Utah, at least ten weeks prior to their phone call Callers w ill need to know their Social Security number, filing status and expected refund amount tn ac cess the computer This automated refund information is available M o n day through Friday from 7 a m to 6pm Uscrv o f the push button (lone signaling) phones have access to Tele-Tax 24 hours a day. seven days a week Tax subjects arc selected by pressing the appropriate numbers on the phone Access for rotary (dial) and push huiton (pulse dial) phone is not automatic It is limited to working hour», 8 a m to 11:30 a m and 12 30 to 4 30 p m These callers will need to verbally tell the IRS operator the topic or tape number they want Tele Tax telephone numbers arc Portland. 2*44 5363. elsewhere in i)regon I-8WV554 4477 4-Corners snowmobile club hold trail ride The next play day is scheduled for February 7 at Kelly P rim e at 10 am I he Four Corners Snowmobile Club held a trail ride on Sunday, January 17 fhirtcrn riders left Kelly Prainc at 11:30 a m and rode to Penland Lake where they had lunch at Loyd Campbell's cabin. The 60 mile ride was taken on good snow with a beautiful day included r • ? Barbara Watkins. Jerry Ffoltoman and Sue Evans enjoy tasting wines provided by Oregon Wine Advisory Board and Board- man Farms toiura Pryor. G illiam County Judge was the guest speaker at the Town and Country Day’s Wine and Chceze Tasting party held at the Elk*» 1-ndgc on January 14 Quite a large number o f people enyoyed listening to her dissertation on "G etting Involved and Staying .Sane" The message she seemed to be supplying was the fact that we. in the Eastern b link o f the state need to band together to form a force to hr rr. kMiv«l with .ipainst School exclusions nV V , è * ** 4 * • * > * *» * ^ ‘ 1 . * * <0^ FREE P A N C A K E RREAKFAST DOOR PRIZES SPECIAL EVENTS CLNLX LA N D Ò LAKfS m m narrow County Grain Growers P 0 »01 M7 t ioo4)2 rm lEiiNCTON osteon i m i _ _ * > u Fabrics Etc. Classes Sat. Jan. 23rd.-1:00 Heart H o o p s by Chris Adteman i Sat. Jan. 30th.-1:00 String Quilting - *** by Theta Lowe I he Morrow County Republican Central Committee met January 7 in Hcppncr at the Columbia Basin meeting room. Plans were made for the annual Lincoln Day Banquet and Auction to be held in Boardman at (he Nomad Restaurant on Saturday evening February 13. 1*488 Die follow ing arc the officers and committee chairpersons for 1*488 Chairperson. Bob Jepsen. Hcppncr. vice-chairperson. Gladys Hobbs, Ir- rigon, secretary'treasurer Avon Melby, Hcppncr, finance Kay Pro ctor. Hcppncr. Publicity Su/anne Jepsen, Hcppncr, voter registration. Marvin Preston. Imgon; candidates D orothy K rebs, Boardman; Republican Booth John and F>in Lovcttc. lone, parades Ed Glenn. Boardman. and Senior Citizens Dr Wallace H W olff. Hcppner Parenting Education series features “ Footsteps” **Footsteps** a series o f video taped lessons relating to parenting skills w ill he introduced in Morrow County on Wednesday, February 17. 1.30 p m. Extension Conference Room. Hcppncr Individuals interested in child development for their own family use. because o f employment where family issues or parenting skills are emphasized, or those working directly with children arc encourag ed to become familiar with the ptogram Ten topics are available on video tape, along with other resource materials THose who attend the February 17 meeting w ill receive in formation on presenting the ten topics, as w ell as resource n»*tcbooks For more informal ion. call Birdmc Tullis at 676 *4642 There is mi charge involved Prc register to at tend by calling 676 *4642 so adequate resource materials may he prepared « 7 < mmm 5 T n County Home Health Serv ices provides equal opportunity in employ ment, health care services, and all related programs without regard to race, sex, creed, age, marital status, religion, sexual preference, color or na tional origin, or handicap To enhance implementation of this policy, T n County Home Health Ser vices has access to its facilities and programs, amplified telephones for the hearing impaired, and will provide, at no extra cost to patients requesiing them, foreign language or sign interpreters Questions about this policy or complaints alleging violations o f it may be directed to the T n County Home Health Services office at 676 51 33. T TY #276-3868. or to O ffice fo r Vi>H Mights U.S. Department o f Health A Human Services Region X T h ird and Broad Building M 'S 510 2*401 »rd Avenue Seattle, Washington *48121 Phone 442-1022 T T Y 442 7486 -A t’ ; orders from the rm intv health Departments by February 3. 1988 Parents have until February 17, 1988 to provide evidence o f their child’ s immunization record or obtain the needed vaccines for the child to re main in school or day care center Signed written evidence o f the date o f each dose of each vaccine that the students received is required to be on file at the school or day care. Vaccines that arc required for at tendance are: Polio, Measles, M um ps, R ubella, and Tctanus/Diphtheria containing vac cines Vaccines arc available at private physician offices and coun ty health departments tion records to nuke sure each child in attendance is properly immuniz ed Those children with no im munization records or incomplete records w ill be receiving exclusion Parent Community Day is Jan. 27 lone Junior-Senior high school w ill be holding its annual Parents Community Day on Wednesday. January 27 Parents and members o f the community arc invited to attend school that day in place o f students in grades 6-12 Shortened classes w ill be held through the morning and followed by time for conference with teachers Lunch w ill be available Pre-registration materials w ill be mailed to parents the week o f January 18 and w ill be available to the general community at the school and local businesses. Dunn-Edwards Wallpaper S A L E Starts January 28th Save 30% - 50% ■Vttyjnhn’s uild«»r*M S u p p ly Heppner 676-9157 Check On A Farmers IR A No Policy Fees No Commission Fees High Interest Plus Guaranteed Rate Only Requirement is $25 Minimum “ We Also Carry Tax Deferred Annuities" Ployhar Insurance N O TIC E O F NOND ISC RIM INATORY PO LIC Y r • » • \ > im m unizations fo r A ll public and private schools and certified day care centers in Oregon are currently reviewing immumza City purchases demo police car Sat. Fab. 6th,1:00 & 3:00 (rapMt) Serger Demonstration fabric a etc. the Western faction in order to assess (hem of our needs and wants” , says I aura The number o f people in the eastern section need to join together for the betterment o f «>ur side o f the state and work twice as hard to do so because of our limited population Laura, you can be sure, is a dedicated Fast Oregonian and is also very dedicated the the purpose o f promoting the welfare o f our state Republican Central Committee elects begin in Oregon 1988 o ffice rs λ < ° t Wine tasting huge success 471 N. Main Ph. 676-5818 • - X \ \ The City of Heppner recently purchased this 1987 demo police car from Gresham Ford The car is equipped with a heavy du ty police package, which is standard for police cars The blue police car was traded in and the city saved money by purchas ing a demonstrator. X i \ \ 'h i m LAC.L FABRIC LI LCiANCE TABLECLOTH \ LINER I Peterson’s •. 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