Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 06, 1988, Page NINE, Image 9

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ttrppner Ga/rtle-Tlm rt, Iteppivr Oregon Wednesday, April 6, 1WN - NINE
Easter Poster Contest winners
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Idaho singers perform in Heppner and lone
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Brian Struckmeier and Ann Wick, third place.
Alisha Marlatt and Kim McCurry. fourth place,
front row Dan Burnside, fifth place Rodney
Zumwalt, grand prize, and Jenny Gavin fifth
place
These pictures are on display at the Drive
In
Winners of the Easter Coloring Contest
sponsored by the R & W Drive In are listed
Back row left to right fourth grade and third
grade respectively Matt Keersemaker and
Amber Rollis. first place Mike Hampton and
Kari Oglesbee second place Second row
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Easter at Heppner Day Care
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You can gel applications at your
county assessor s office I f your ap
plication is approved, the State o f
( )regon w ill pay your taxes tor you
Once you have been accepted into
the program, you don't have to applv
lo r the fo llo w in g years The defer­
red taxes paid hy the state become
a first lien on your property, except
lor ¡ne liens o f mortgages or trust
deeds that were recorded before the
deterred taxes
Carnival
For Kids of All Ages
at
Morrow County Fair Pavilion
Saturday , April 9th.
Spaghetti Dinner...6:00-7:30 p.m.
C amival .... 6:00-8:30 p. m.
Lots of new games and FUN!
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The Heppner Day Care Center celebrates Easter by coloring eggs
sons, not husband and w ile , each
owner must apply, live on the pro
perly and be age b2 years or older
Your household income must be
less than $17,500 tor the preceding
year
The program, which began in
|U64, is to help senior «.iti/ens who
have trouble paying properly taxes
keep their homes Most people who
apply lor the program pav their pro
pertv taxes in fu ll each year, but
have trouble doing so But even if
you owe property taxes from
previous veais, land foreclosing pro
ceedmgs haven't begun) you might
still be eligible lor the deferral ( 'on
tael vour countv assessor tor details
brand inspectors as topics w ill in
elude update on livestock investiga
lions, missing and or stolen cattle
reports, an open forum on local pro
blcms, and announcement o f a
livestock identification school in
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Farmers invited to run for
county committee
The I armers Home Adm inistra
non i l n iH A ) is accepfing nomina
nons toi c ounty C om m iticc elee
tions t. >r l iii.it(Ila. M orrow and
( olii.un ('ounty Area Gommittee
I bis noiice is tssucd to in fo rn i c lig i
ble voters ol thè Ughi to nominate
candidates by pelinoti Copie* o f thè
pelinoti and instnictions on ils coni
plction can I h - obt.nned fran i your
locai I i i i H A office
Persone nommated should have an
interest in a ta rili as an ow ner, le
nani, or sharecroppcr w ithin thè
countv or area m which activities o f
thè county or area comm ittce are
carned out lTicv must he citizcns o f
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the I ruled States or aliens la w fu lly
admitted to the l iuted States for |*-i
manent residence and be w ell
q u a lifie d fo r com m ittee w ork
Spouses of those- persons who meet
the e lig ib ility criteria arc also c lig i
ble lor nomination for election to the
county com m ittee. N om inations
must be received in the Pendleton
County office no later than fh urs
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T n iH A committee elections are open
to all eligible voters w ithout regard
to race, color, religion, national
o rig in , age. plicideal a ffilia tio n ,
marital status, sex and/or handicap
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Alva Jones celebrated his 97th birthday recently at the Elks
club Friends had a cake for him and they spent afternoon play­
ing cards
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Solid State Ignition Engines
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Let M.C.G.G. Be Your Complete
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vcstigalors Association w ill hold a
regular meeting A pril 27 at I p m
at the Cinnabar Restaurant in
Prm eville
I he general public is
welcome I he meeting is o f special
interest to ranchers, perso nel and
• Compression Check
• Change Oil
• Clean Air Filter
• New Spark Plug
a New Point. Condenser
Flywheel Key
Conventional Engines
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Livestock Theft Investigators meet April
New Booths
Plinko * Chip Toss * Cookie Monster * Snakes
* Tic-Tac Toe * Kissing Booth
Back By Popular Demand
Goldfish Toss * Face Painting * Lollipop Garden * Balloon
Darts * Duck Scoop * Pop Toss * Spin The Wheel * Fish Pond
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o f Revenue is
rem inding senior c itt/c n s they can
apply at their county assessor's o f
five for property tax deferral bet
ween now and A p ril 15 Oregon
homeowners age r»2 or over who
meet all requirements may delay
paying property taxes on their
residences ITie taxes must eventual
ly be paid, w ith interest, when the
owner dies or sells the property
To qualify fo r the deferral, you
m ust
meet
the
fo llo w in g
requirements
You must be 62 years old by
A p ril 15 of the year in which you tile
your application;
You must have a recorded deed
to the property or be buy mg the pro­
perty under a recorded sales con
11 act Contact your county assessor
tor more details.
You must live on the propertv
(except lor a person required to be
absent lor health reasons) If the pro
[K-rty is owned bv tw o or more per
Reception hollowmi;
Heppner F.ik\ 1 4 nine
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People arc disqualified from the
program it ihey die. sell the proper
ty , or move In those cases, proceeds
from the sale o f the house go to pay
o ff the lien However, people can't
he disqualified for medical reasons
It a person goes to a nursing home,
fo r example, the state continues to
pay property taxes until the person
dies or sells the properly I f a per
son's spouse has died, the county
and (he iKrpartment of Revenue must
he notified for e lig ib ility reasons
Hie surviving spouse must file a new
application at the county assessor’ s
office.
The pleasure of your company
is requested at the marriage of
Barbara Ann Cutsforth
to
Fldon Raymond Gilbert
Saturday, April It). 1988
at 2:00 p.m.
United Methodist Church
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Applications for property tax
deferral due by April 15
The 26th annual auction
& barbecue of the lone
United Church of Christ
will be Saturday. June
4th. Donations will be
picked up by Bill Riet-
mann, 422-7296 and by
Dick Allen. 422-7563
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The 20-memoer Caldwell. Idaho, High School madrigal singers, under the direction of Bill
Buckendorf, former Heppner teacher, gave a concert Thursday at Heppner and lone High
Schools The singers are on their way to Portland to perform at David Douglas High School
and attend a workshop at Portland State University
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