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llc p p n c r Gazette-1 Im c v H eppner. Oregon VS cd n o d e s . Ju ly 27, I'M * • T H R E E
Irrigon City employees may lose
jobs if levy fails
By Joyce H ensley
The Irrigon Cuy Council w ill need
lo decide which c il) employee lo
drop from the payroll if the l*^HH MV
544,000 l i t levy fails August 9
If the voters voice oppoMlnm to the
levy by voting it down, then we
would probably try to comply with
their prevMHJs demands for a police
departm ent by re d u cin g ad
ministrative hours.” said M ayor.
Don Hppenhach
The residents of the City o f Im gon
turned down the ta t levy June 2R by
just 24 votes "T h e council elected
to go out for the same size levy since
it was so close.” said Tppenbach
"T here was also »inly a forty-three
peaent voter turn out ”
The base has increased at a rate o f
b * each year since I9M0 when the
residents voted in a ^30.(MM) levy A
6 percent increase is authon/ed by
the ( hrgon constitution “ It amounts
to eighty cents per thousand.” said
Hppenhach
The M orrow C»>unty election o f
fice has opted for this election t»> be
by mail-in ballots Rallots must be
into the County C lerk's office by
August 9
" I f the levy should fail, w e'll have
to make use o f the available monies
in the m«>st effective way possible,”
said Hppenhach
The employees who would be con
sidered by the City Council for cut
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hac ks if the levy fails are a pan time
secretary w orking with the police
depanment with a salary o f S2.44M)
and a part time bookkeeper at City
H all, who is i>n a m inimum wage
pay scale
Other city employees are the city
recorder, the police chief, and one
A Capitol meeting
Mouse Ftulors
Beauts Salon
JUDY D A N ttL S
Manager Operator
200 H NW l \ t
Hair Stylist
Buantnkin
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By Rotom Baser 422 7403
St W illiams Catholic Church in
lone is starling a new class this tail
The class is »krsigncd for young peo
ple who have had little, or no
previous Christian education Open
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loneer IVletnorial
Clinic
676-5504
CLINIC HOURS:
Monday , Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
9 a.m. - 12 p.m. & 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Wednesdays
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
to all faiths, the focus w ill be to app
ly scripture passages to everyday
life
In s tru c to rs w ill be Jen
M cHlligott and Jim Swanson lo r
more info rm a tio n call Jen at
422 7257 or Jim. 422 ’ ¡f'-'
• -The next Oregon I rail va»h
lunch day hike w ill be July '<> Meet
at the OT office, Mam St . lone at
9 JO a m Hveryime welcome Hiker
fee is SI Bring lunch and plenty of
icc water, bathrooms arc n«*w
available Everyone w ill enjoy a »lav
in the I Sou's
rtease drop sour articles oft at
my office I have a temporary
envelope drop outside if you can't
reach mo We have to have the nows
in by mx>n on Mondays I can't
always be by the ph»mc. anil lately
I'm on the go alot. so please gel all
your info in the envelope Thanks,
Rohm
Mr and Mrs Leslie Schcelcr
an»l David. Rvan and Robin of I cl
monition. Alberta, Canada stoppoil
by Leo and Irene Crabtree's on
The scv»»nd annual Roarditun
Walleye Fishin' lX*rb\ sf\»nsored by
Marina Outboards and Boardman
Chamber of Commerce is to be held
August 13-14 at the Boardman
Marina l asl year Boardman hosted
their first Fishin' Derby and had
fishermen coming from as far away
as Minnesota and Wisconsin for the
c o m p a n io n
Many M id West
fishermen are expected again this
year
The Boardman Walleye f ishin'
Derby is one of 13 tournaments
sanctioned as part ol the Slanna
Walleye Open ( link to» ivkh
H lis tournament ><pencd A pril 2 J 24
in Hake McConaughs N»*b and w ill
conclude Oct 1 2 in Sherbvville, 111
In the Spring o f 19M8. the winning
team from each sanctioned tourna
ment w ill be msned to fish a
prestigii'us "W a lle y e Classic
They w ill he teamed w ith a
' M a rin e r" Pro Ic .m member
Friends gather for
A .M A 1 L L K
Padberg birthday
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Return Entry Fum i To
Morrow County Fair
PO Box 464
Heppner. OR 97836
M arlene Curnn
Fair Secretary
M orrow County Fair Othce
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Mumbei of EVifSon« in Act
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Description ot U le n t / Act
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ly . Canhs. the family o f Theresa
White (granddaughter) Also present
were friends Chiude uni Rose Marie
Buschke, l ana Denliin, Beits Fan
ner. Fleanor ( »only, Adele l a i race
and Josic Peck A potine k dinner
was enjoyed by all
l i t S t H XI HI I IS :
1 Thar# w ii ba h * jt Mg* caiagona* 6 A uodar 7 12 13-17 10 and ovar and a tp a o a i
attigory tor $ma'i group#
2 C ash p r/tt# for 1*1 2nd and 3rd will ba award#d tn aath category
1 Judga*
o# turni»n#o
I Act» may ba mdiv««fc>*l* or *m*M group*
5 Act* iimit#d to 6 ntinuf#« or I#*«
6 A pr# auditor* may ba h#*d prior lo August 17
7 En try daadhna will b# August 6 at 5 p m
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t /thing* goaa a« tar as lan»nt i t concarnad Mutrcal numbar* danc# rouima*.
tumbling lip tync #fc
LOU IRUK1.NU LO M tSl LMK1 LOK.S1
Sunday Augusi 21. 1988
home in Portland
Don't forget Pomona Grange at
the Boardman Marina on Sumlay
Venice Hendrickww o f Her
nusion mn H oi ! suth her daughter and
tamily Joe and Hilda Yocum o n
Friday
Pat W right s s a s a patient in
Community Good Shepherd hospital
Iasi week where she under went knee
surgery
Friends in Ixxington were sorrs
to hear of the pussing o l Harold
Beach lonncr I exmgion resident
He was living in Sun ( ily Arizona
He and his wife M arioric ami son
and daughter lived lor several years
in I .exmgion Hi* was the sonol Karl
ami I I mc Be.nh earls i ili/cns <»1 the
area (kher than Ins wile at home he
leases a s o n ami «laughter
10 a m - - Fairgrounds
Return E ntry Form To:
By Dolpha Jon **
If you are unable to join us but would like to send a card or
message please mail to, Pat Flug. PO Box 5 Boardman OR
Registration for the Fishin' D er
by is $30 per team (2 persons) and
tournament rules must he adhered to.
Registration for this tournament
closes Augusi 10 For more in fo r
mation contact Boardman Fishin'
I Verbs. Box I Boardman. OK
97818
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(Entry D eailline August 8 1988 5 00 p m )
Lexington News
A farewell party was held at the
home o f Ikm na Hack on Saturday
afternoon as the family is moving to
Union to make their honw I. <*
cream, cake, coffee and lemonade
were served The Rhea Creek cxien
sion group ol which Donna h a s been
jn active m em ber, acting .:s
secretary fo r some lim e .w e re
h»istc sM .-s to the p jrty Th»>sc present
were. Mary W right ami a house
guest, Ereiila Slocum. Creth Harris.
Norma Crahcr. Beverly W right.
Verna Brinila. Hebe M un kerv Dor
ns Graves, Ruth McCabe, IX-lpha
Jones. M ild re d W rig h t. Helen
Stevens. Judy Stevens ami the
h»>m>rcc A money g ilt and cards
were presented by ihe group
Charlene Whitney sisiieil a
short time Monday with her parents
Cecil and Dclpha Jones from her
Vanaktn
M orrow County’s 1988
Fair
&
Rodeo
V K .1
Invites You
To Enter
The Fun
It is time for "Gam e N ight” at Ir
rigon's Senior Center. Friday, Juls
29. 7 H ip m I very one is welcome
Y»*ung people as well as senior
citizens are encouraged lo come and
enjoy the fellowship ('a ril games,
scrabble and other table games are
played Refreshments are furnished
bv Stokes I .mding Seniors
Friday July 22 friends and fami
J y ot M ildred I’udbcrg gathered at
Cutsforth Park lo celebrate Mrs
Padbcrg's binhilas Those o f the
tamily attending were Edwin and
Doroths Tucker (son) of Salem,
Eldon lin k e r, lone; Mary Evelyn
R ons (»taugbieri and daughter llo l
weighing over lb pounds We know
a w orld record Walleye is tn our
riser because the Oregon Depart
mcnl o f Fish and W ild life stunned,
tagged and released a 25 pound
Walleye I f there is »>ne. there must
he more o f these hig fish What a
challenge What fun "
And fun it w ill be when the 2
member fishing learns take lo (he
water at the Boardman M arina
Saturday. August 13 Saturday even
mg a fishing seminar w ill be given
by fishing professionals offering
their advice on everything from
casting to motor o il Raffle tickets
featuring fishing gear w ill be sold
A ll monies w ill be given to the
Warm W aters fishing program The
public is invited to attend
The winner in 1987 was Ross T.
fishing from his fv*at tor $43,000 in
prize money
Boardman. is the only site west »sf
the Continental Divide that Marina
Outboards has included in their
V3 alleye fishing competition The
other sanctioned tiHimaments being
held in The Dakotas. Minnesota,
Wisconsin. Montana. Kansas, I l
linois, Iowa, and Nebraska Tradi-
ttonal fishing rules w ill he followed
( Hie rule that first timers may not be
aware ol is drey should have storage
on the boat lo enable them to bring
the fish in alive, to be weighed an»)
released A b»>nus ounce is given to
(he team for a released fish
Boardman lournament director,
Bruce O Nich»»les, says " i t sh»>uld
come as no surprise that people fn*m
ihe M id West come »Hit here lo fish
lor Walleye Our Columbia River
W alleve b»*gglc the mind ol the M h I
Western Walleye fisherman, to
»»horn a 3 pound Walleye is a hig
fish to catch They seldom see
W alleye ihe si/c we catch and boast
ol m ihe Columbia Riser D m year
I know o f two Walleye caught
Monday I cslic Sc heeler and Irene
are cousins
Please Join i s In Celebrating
Hazel Miller's 80th Birthday
Saturday, August 6, 1988
at Greenfield Grange Hall
Boardman, Oregon
2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
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G a m e n ig h t at
Congressman Bob Smith, meets with Art and Rose Kegler
of Boardman during their recent visit to the Capitol
The
LINDA IVM S
police officer
"W e are in the process o f begin
mng a sewer project, said F.ppcn
bach "R educing adm inistrative
hours would be bad at this time ”
"W ’e would probably wind up
with a great back log o f paper
w o rk ." he added
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