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KKiHT - Heppner G aiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wt iy, June 15. H BOWHUNTERS....... And those who would like to be but don 't know] where to start! Are You Ready? I can Help You got Started! Get Your Equipment Tuned up. Bring in four Bows and Arrows For A Free Inspection 1 do bow repair and tune up service, give archery lessons, and can set you up with the right equipment. If you are having a problem. I'm a qualified N.FJUt. instructor Archery lessons $10.00 per/hr (uuuiiy utos 4 noun to get on »« sms ) Bow Tuning $10.00 Complete Overhaul • $20H0/parts We are in the process o f setting up a shop and should be all settled in in a am ple o f months. I ha\e access to parts now, and I'm here to help you. Vtrrn la itin c n 165 N . B Street 989-K 42I (a fte r 5 p .m .) I*x in g to n , O R 97X39 You are cordially invited to share in the celebration of Tom and Dolly Fraters 50th Wedding Anniversary, Sunday June 19, 1988, 1-4 p.m. Hardman Community Hall. Hardman Community Potluck Picnic Sunday, June 19 Beginning At Noon Heppner Booster Club’s reno P . I • . , - 'V '. % M ■ ■ '' Saturday - June 18, 7 p.rn. Elks Lodge Upstairs (21 & Over) . r • Holly Rehekah Dxlge PNG club held a luncheon on Saturday, June 11 for visiting PNG club« in the area Those attending were Integri ty of Milton Freewater with seven member« present. Pauline o f Pendleton with four members pre sent. Bunchgrass of lone with seven present and five of the Holly members were present The tables were lovely with centerpieces of flowers and candles with pink napkins The door pri/c was won by Fdilh Matthews of Bunchgrass and the afternoon was spent visiting and playing bingo Everyone went home with a pn/c The dessert was a love ly decorated cake with a spray of flowers and the words ‘'Welcome Rehekahs “ •:-Donna Papmcau who recently had major surgery in Walla Walla, and was a patient in Smith's Nurs ing Home while taking treatments, had maior surgery again on Friday, for their regular meeting A most in teresting report was heard from Lois Allen on a 30 minute garden, con cemtng landscaping, etc The group planned their tnp to Peterson's Rosk Gardens on Tuesday Dorothy Bur chain ws in the door pn/e Those pre sent were Marie Steagall, tu la Bloodsworth. Delpha Jones. Lois Allen. I^rella Taylor. Marge Ball Della Huber, Kathy Tellechea and Dorothy Burcham Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess Morrow County 4-H’ers attending summer week More than MX) Oregon 4 H members and volunteer leaders will be at Oregon State University June 13-18 for the annual 4 H Summer Week program, according to Bar bar« Boltes. OSU Extension 4 H and youth specialist tight M ottuw County 4 H ers are attending A J Tarnasky, Rick Osmin. Bill Ammons. Dawn Ant mons. Carmen Britt, Debt Driver. Mikka Evans, and Kevin Tucker Theme of the 70th annual event is "Toward the '90 s" and senior 4 H members will spend part of each morning in groups discussing (he shape of Summer Week in the com ing decade. Boltes said The program will climax on Fri day when the young people attend a career fair dressed as their futures. Boltes said During (he remainder of the time, the 4 H 'crs will attend more than KO different classes taught by volunteers and OSU faculty and staff members on such subjects as photography , in tematiorul affairs, personal develop ment and physical fitness Running concurrently with Sum mer Week will be the 4 H Member Horse Workshop lor young people in the horse project interested in Icsir ning more about animal health, feed and riding Other highlights of the week will include a 4 If talent show, a Sum mcr Week celebration on the Memorial Union quad Friday alter n<x>n and a sports night The young people will leave Corvallis Saturday morning, June 18 ♦ Enterprise artist to teach felting Ton Crawford of Enterprise will he teaching a one day felting workshop under the auspices of Blue Mountain Community College Par ticipants will make cither slippers, a howl or a vest and must have their wool picked and curded into halts before class BMCC Coordinator Vern Mobley Auctioneer Silent Auction Throughout the Evening Pac-10 Finals B asketball .j rj and is reported to be recuperating well -:-Holly I jxlge will meet on Thursday evening for the last meeting until September This is the birthday meeting and a potluck with (he Oddfellows We hope to have a good crowd in attendance • The Garden Bugs met at the home of Bertha Gates on Tuesday Marsha Swcck can arrange use of acarder for those who require one The workshop will take place Satur day. July 16. from 9 a m to 5 p m Tuition will be $15 Call BMCC Coordinator for the supply list and to register. 676 M)39 ' (Tbp lo r 2 *:v ioc Air Far« & M orel) R e n o Trip for 2 100 G allons of G as Auction POOL OPENING POSTPONED Midnight The Heppner Municipal Pool will open on Canyon Lakes Golf Package (For 2 g r*« n can r« n u i. din n ar) Raft Trip for 2 4 Cord of Firewood n I S MICH, MI CH MORE SUNDAY, JUNK 19, 19K8 |Postponement is due to painting of the pool D avid W inters H ep p n er Public W orks Dept I Published June K IV 1988 i i -, . 1 - . ■ r . ‘ ? r i< * k- t O om m w r? • r V ( I* .* I". > - , w ‘ > I Ì 41 I: L ? * - : ~ , 4 O f y am i * < V . * . *. • V » J . , / * ■* Bob Adleman Dr. Tom Alexander Frank Anderson Bank of Eastern Oregon Barnett, Dennis & Morn BPOE - Elks Lodge Bcnj. Franklin Savings & Loan LoRayne Bowman Don Boyce Case Furniture Cal’s Service Center 4-C Ranches - Louis Carlson Central Market Coast To Coast Columbia Basin Coop Country Rose Ron Daniels East Oregonian Eastern Oregon Farming Co. John Edmundson Farley Motor Co. First Interstate Bank l* * j S T *-• dr 1 * ' Y -, > • , - -United Church of C hnit youth group will be hosting a youth group from California on Thursday, June 23 The group will be here for a week Thursday the two groups will lake a tour of the Oregon Trad and then return to town for horseback riding at the arena and swim at the lone pool All youths are encouraged to attend Call Kathy Halvorsen, 422 ■’107 K ABt) meeting will he June 29 ai Beecher's Cafe Community members are encouraged to attend The lone Community Agri Business organization is for everyone Input is needed from the community in order to meet the wants and needs of lone and plan a progressive future Be sure to attend Fran Barnett and her sister An na Schwamn. were whisked away to Nelson. Canada. B C this weekend Witliout a clue to their destmatxm. Fran and Anna and their parents found themselves traveling for the weekend without an itinerary to places far from home A busload of the mint adventurous joined together for the weekend Mystery Tour unaware o f who, what, where, when, hut "w hy” was ob vious |ust pure fun - Saturday, June I I , Beecher Emcrt arrived in lone with a nostalgic "Howdy, Folks' How Ya'aH’’" . Emert was home to celebrate his K(Xh birthday with relatives, and friends The party was given by sister. Pat Pettyjohn and daughter lorram e Ball Niece. Mar sha While assisted and the party was a great success Great nephew An dv Emert played fiddle, and Uncle Meeting Notice The Morrow County Regional Strategies will he holding a meeting on June 20 at 7 :3 0 p m The meeting will be held in (he meeting room at Morrow County Grain Growers in Irvington P U B L IC N O TIC E INVITATION TO BID Morrow County, Oregon is now accepting bids for contracted ser vices for janitorial and yard maintenance serv ices The buildings and grounds included in the contract will be for the County Courthouse, Courthouse Annex, and Museum in Heppner, and the Public Works of fice building and grounds in le v ington Bid information packets are available at the County Court Office, Courthouse. Hcppncr, and the Public Works office in Irvington between the hours of 8 (X) a m and 5 IX) p m from Wednesday, June 15. |d88, through Tuesday , June 28, 1988 All bids inusi he received by X (X) p ni Wednesday. June 29, 1988. ai the County Court office. Heppner. OR . or the Public Works Office. Irvington. OR All bids will be opened on Thursday, June 30, 1988, at 10 (X) a m in the County Court Chambers. County Cour thouse. Heppner After review and evaluation, the bid shall he awarded ad all bidders so notified Morrow County has the right to reject any or all bids Morrow County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color. National origin, sex. religion, age and handicapped status in employment or the provision of services DiRaync M Bowman Administrative Assistant Morrow County Court Published June 13. 22. ldH8 P U B L IC N O TIC E C 'Y , 4 v r ' ' ■ ö By O sip ha Jons« f i n * 'jm u j lone Insights Lexington News .r ♦ .ft-* Forest Management System J.E. Shaw Ray French Gardner’s Men’s Wear Mary Goheen City of Hcppncr Hcppncr Btml Heppner Gazette Times Hcppncr NorGas Claudia Hughes W E. Hughes & Sons Robert Jepsen Kin/ua Corp Kuhn and Spicer Les Schwab Roy Lindstrom Lindsay Ranch Fred Lundin R.H Mathews Avon Mclby Morrow County Morrow County Abstract & Title Morrow County Grain Growers Morrow SWCD/Weed Control Morrow County Schtxil District Murray Drugs. Inc Norene Veterinary Hospital G.W •Jerry '’ V tck Bob Ployhar - Insurance Pettyjohns Farm & Builders' Supply Pioneer Memorial Hospital Irvin Rauch Jane Rawlins Dr Robert Rolen Shoe Box Margo Sherer Kenneth Smouse Dr Tibbies Birdinc Tullis Turner Ranch Inc VanMartcr A Kahl Ins Inc Jeff W. i II. kc Dr Wallace H Wolff Willow Creek Country Club Notice of Supplemental Budget Hearing A public hearing on a proposed supplemental budget for Morrow County for the fiscal year 1987-88 will be held at the County Cour thouse in the C ounty C ourt Chambers Court Street. Heppner. OR ai 8 30 a m on June 30. 1988 The budget document may he in spected or copies obtained by in terested persons at the office o f the County Court. Room 101. located in the County Courthouse. 100 Court Street, Hcppenr, OR between the hours of 8 00 a m to 12 00 noon and I (X) p m to 3 00 p m Monday through Friday Any person may ap pear at the public hearing on the sup plemental budget and discuss the budget or any part of it. Morrow County Supplemental Budget Financial Summary lor the Fiscal Year 1987 88 MENTAL HEALTH FUND Morrow County Mental Health Resources Small M H Service $2,463 t urret lions 9,266 Mental Health Fees 9.496 TOTAL RESOURCES $21.227 Requirements Personal Services $3.769 Materials A Services 9,000 All Other Requirements 8.458 TOTAL R£QUIREMENTS$21,227 LoRayne M Bowman Budget Officer Published June 15, 1988 aw no B j Rohm Bafcar 422 7403 Beecher accompanied with his har monk.» for favorite songs including "My Wild Irish Rose" and the "Tennessee W alu ” -:-Stop by lone H ardw are'* newest display die lone Garden Club has created a wonderful new garden area for Garden Month The ladies arc considering leaving the display until after the 4th of July for everyone to enjoy Lovely flower ar rangements have adorned the town. - -The Governor's Oregon Trail Council hike is June 23. Call or sign up m m Sack lunches can he pro vided or bring a lunch and listen to Charley Davidson while he plays the banjo during the lunch stop on the Old Oregon Trail The event is scheduled to make the Wells Springs site a familiar asset to the State's tourism plans, and to help residents learn more about their heritage and the Oregon Trail The Council will start their tour in Echo, lunch at Wells Springs and (hen on to Cecil and over to McDonald's Ford Take a break and join them for lunch on the Oregon Trail For more tnforma lion call the OT office 422 7403 or 422 7 5 T2 P U B L IC N O TIC E C EN TR A L AND EASTERN OREGON JUVENILE JUSTICE CONSORTIUM NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING The Central and Eastern Oregon Juvenile Justice Consortium will hold a hearing at 10:00 a.m. on Fri day June 24, 1988, in the Con ference Room of the Boardman C i ty Hall. Boardman Town Square. Boardman Oregon The purpose of the hearing will he to discuss the budget for the fiscal year beginning July I. 1988 and ending June 30. 1989 as approved by the Central and Eastern Oregon Juvenile Justice Consortium Budget Committee A copy of the budget may he inspected or obtained free of charge al the of fices of the Grant County and Wasco County Juvenile Departments in their County Courthouses between 8 00 a m and 5 00 p.m. any business day. The basis for accounting used to prepare the budget is consistent w ith (he basis of accounting used during the preceding fiscal year Central and Eastern Oregon Juvenile C onsortium O ntario. Oregon Clark Peterson, Chairman Published June 13, 1988 P U B L IC N O TIC E Notice o f Supplemental Budget Hearing A public hearing on a proposed supplemental budget for Morrow County for the fiscal year 1987-88 will he held at the County Cour thouse in the C ounty C ourt Chambers, Court Street, Heppner, OR at 8:30 a m on June 30, 1988 The budget document may he in spected or copies obtained by in terested persons at the office of the County Court, Room 101. located in the County Courthouse, 100 Court Street, Heppner. OR between the hours of 8 00 a m to 12 00 noon and 1.00 p.m to 5 :0 0 p.m Monday thmugh Friday Any person may ap pear at the public hearing on the sup plemental budget and discuss the budget or any part of it Morrow County Supplemental Budget Financial Summary for the Fiv.ll Year 1917 U PION11 K MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FUND Resources Home Health Services $25.(XX) TOTAL RESOURCES $25.(XX) Requirements Personal Services $15.000 Materials A StWicM 10,000 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS$25.000 LoRayne M Bowman Budget Officer Published June 13. 1988 I CARP OF THANKS We would like to give a great big Thank you to the 6th grade class, their teachers and the school, for the success of the candy har sales for Austin Coiner It really means alof to know that you are all helping and supporting him We really appreciate what you have done Thanks very much The Coiner's Dan. Barb. Austin Josh and Danny Joe _______________________ 6-13-lc The Heppner Chapter of Ducks Unlimited would like to thank the people of Morrow County for their support to Ducks Unlimited A special (hanks goes to: Coast to C oast, Shoe Bov, P eterso n 's Jewelers, Gardner's Men's Wear. Pettyjohn's Builders Supply. First Interstate Bank. Central Market. Coke B ottling C o ., H odgen Distributing. Kate's Pizza. TREO Corporation. Steve Rhea. Ken Gneb and Bill Sowell for their support and donations to the auction. 6-13-lc
