Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR
About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1988)
SIX- Hvppner Gazette-lim es. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday. August 31, 1988 Baldwin apple varieties are very susceptible to it Golden Delicious is moderately susceptible Delicious PUBLIC NOTICE Chaille warned that it is possible Parents can help make the mental and Wincsap varieties are fairly PUBLIC HEARING to go overboard, leading the children and emotional transitions of going resistant. The Heppner City Planning Com to expect too much from their first back to school easier for their Bitter pit is characterized by the mission will N4d a public hearing on day at school children by anticipating the changes appearance of circular or slightly ir She suggested parents keep the September 12. 1988 at 8 00 P M at in routine ard talking with them regular depressed spots on the fruit A la* *, k of calcium and hot weather discussion low key Then, after the Heppner City Hall to consider a about it. according to a University surface Beneath these spins are can combine to give home grown ap child's first day. ask. "How was minor land partition for Tax Lot 25 of Oregon professor brownish or streaked necrotic areas. 26 35BB !3oo located at 315 N it?" “ How did it feel"1 or What are ples a bad case of what's known as Pits are more numerous on the Christine Chaille. an associate Chase. you looking forward to tomorrow'’" bitter pit professor of teacher education, said blossom end of the fruit The pus Nancy lank ford Finally, if a parent is sending child Bitter pit is a physiological disord may appear on apples on the tree or the biggest change children ex Chairman number two. three or four to school er resulting from a calcium deficien in storage after harvest. perience is the lack of control over Published: August 31, 1988 for the first time, it is important for cy in the fruit Low levels of calcium how they spend their time To control apple bitter pit. prune in the fruit are due to the apples com affected trees lightly by thinning out "The kids are used to playing the child not to feel as tNxigh he or she has footstep* hi follow in or must pet mg with shoots on the tree for branches rather than by heading around the neighborhood whenever PUBLIC NOTICE calcium This condition can be ag Where practical, head new shoot they want, but for them to have to live up to an image." Chaille said BEFORE THE COUNTY BOARD "Don’t dwell on the sibling." she gravated by weather conditions growth in the summer This may be start sitting in a classroom for ex OF EQUALIZATION said "Focus on die one child Hot dry weather in July or August done up until a month before harvest tended periods of time is difficult.” OF MORROW COUNTY because each has his or her own tends to increase the incidence of ap and will reduce competition of the die said IN THE MATTER OF strengths and interests Ask the ple bitter pit fruits for calcium supplies ORDER Aside from the physical con child. "What's it going to be like for Bitter pit occurs most severely in Bitter pit can also be controlled by 1988 Board of Equalization Blanket straints. children also experience you?" years of light crops Northern Spy, keeping trees constantly supplied Order anxiety about the changes. Chaille Gravenstcin, Grimes Golden and with moisture, especially during hot The Board of Equalization for the explained Parents can really help _______________________ periods.__________________ PUBLIC NOTICE County of Morrow . Oregon having their child prepare for this in two PROPOSALS FOR CONTRAC duly considered the accounts ways TUAL SERVICES presented to the Board by the Mor First, she suggested that a parent The City of Heppner. Oregon is row County Assessor the Board should have in mind an image or a requesting proposals for bids on finds that an adjustment in the true script of what is going to happen " If you think about going back to Landfill Sen ices for: #1. Tem cash value of the hereinafter describ By Path#» Tony BoHman school as a kind of script of the dif porary onsite access road f l Ex ed property shall be made by the Board as follows: ferent things you can do dunng the cavation and stockpiling of existing We can be sure that Jesus is with us. if we've invited him into our lives, A 15 per Cent reduction in market day, you can start reminding your Mill #3. Trench excavation #4 because He promises to accept such an invitation, and to stay with those value land in Code areas 25-1 and child of what it was like last year." Compaction of refuse #5 Daily who believe in him. love him and obey him Also, if Jesus is with me there cover placement. #6 Final soil 25-4. should be a new kind of joy and a new attitude to worldly ambitions and she said NOW. THEREFORE, the Board If the child is just entering school, cover placement #7 Four foot high pleasures I no longer have the same love for them because of a new love Chaille suggested a physical visit to litter control fence #8 Moving ex hereby orders the assessor to adjust for My Heavenly Father and for Jesus There should be. loo. a new peace the classroom and playground to isting sN»p building 9 9 Prepare the values on the assessment mil of in my heart and conscience a new reality in prayer, a new understanding bids for one year, two years, or three Morrow County for the 1988 year in of the Bible, a new power over temptation These things won't flower fully help the child feel more comfortable overnight, and there may be times when temporarily this new joy. peace Parents also should be sensitive to years service. A Performance Bond conformance with this order Dated this 25 day of July, 1988 and love seem to be lost But just as natural food grows and develops slow the mixed emotions their child is is required from the contractor Specifications may be reviewed a! MORROW COUNTY BOARD OF ly but surely, so spiritual food in a persons' life blossoms slowly but sure likely to go through, she said. 188 W Willow Street. (City Hall) EQUALIZATION ly. if Jesus is really present There will be results from acting on Jesus pro "Be attentive to the fact that dies By Irwin E Rauch mise His promises will be divided in our experience John Newton said may be both very excited and very Heppner. Oregon during regular business Niurs Monday through Fri Chairperson "It's n*K what I ought to be, but I'm not what I was. and by the grace of anxious," she said "Y oung day. The City of Heppner reserve* By Donald F. Linncll God I am what I am.” Every Christian ought to be able to echo these wools children don't often talk about their the right to reject any or all bids Member Arc you sure, quite sure that Jesus is with you? When I ask people that anxiety, so parents need to provide Closing time for bids is 5 00 P M By Martha P Doherty question, looking them straight in the eye. quite often the answer is. "Well, an opportunity for the kids to talk Tuesday, Sept 6. 1988 Member I think so. I hope *o". But Jesus promises to come into our lives and never, and sort it out " The City of Heppner is an Equal Published August 31. 1988 never leave us or forsake us. So if I say 1 think he is with me. or I hope Chaille believes most children are he is with me. we re insulting his faithfulness and his word in a wav We excited and eager to return to school. Opportunity Employer. Marshall Lovgren. can be wonderfully sure that Jesus is with us Be aware of his presence but for those who arc nervous, she City Administrator PUBLIC NUTICE throughout the day and in the evening think about what difference that has offered a few suggestions to ease Published August^ 31, 1988____ The Morrow County Public made their minds Works Department is accepting seal First, she suggested getting PUBLIC NOTICE ed bids for truck, passenger and together and playing with friends equipment tires Bids will be open IN THE DISTRICT COURT from last year to sort of rekindle the ccpt in improved campgrounds with Due to the extremely dry condi ed on Tuesday. September 6. 1988 OF THE STATE OF OREGON fireplaces an piped water, 2) camaraderie And again, she recom tions in the forest. Forest Super at 10:00 a m in the Public Works FOR THE COUNTIES OF mended visiting the school grounds visors. Jim Lawrence on the vehicles off of improved forest office at Lexington. Oregon For MORROW AND UMATILLA and anticipating the situation Umatilla National Forest and Bob roads, and .1) smoking except inside specifications or information call AT HERMISTON of a vehicle Each vehicle is required Richmond. Wallowa Whitman Na 676-9061 ext 17 INLAND EMPIRE BANK tional Forest strongly advise all to carry a fire extinguisher or 1 Morrow County docs not an Oregon Corporation, hunters and other forest users he ex gallon of water and a shovel discriminate on the basis of race, Plaintiff. At this time the INDUSTRIAL tremely cautious dunng their ac color. National origin, sex. religion, vs. tivities on forested lands "We arc FIRE PRECAUTION LEVEL is III age, and handicapped status in TROY JAMES and KATHY currently more than 4 inches below on the Umatilla National Forest the employment or the provisions of JAMES, normal rainfall and experiencing Wallowa Whitman National Forest Children's story hour at Heppner services husband and wife. will be going to a Ixvcl III and the drought conditions for the fourth Public Library will begin on Thurv Defendants, Published Auguat 31. 1988____ continuous year in Northeastern Fire Danger is EXTREME Use of day. September 22 at 10:30 a m CASE NO Oregon" states Lawrence. gasoline powered equipment, In Volunteers are needed to help with COMPlJMNT - BREACH OF PUBLIC NOTICE Campfire restrictions have been cluding chain saws is prohibited dur this program and may contact INSTALLMENT NOTE IN THE DISTRICT COURT placed in effect due to these dry con mg Level III and must be shut down Librarian Rene Devin at the library Plaintiffs allege 1 OF THE STATE OF OREGON ditions on all state protected lands in at I p m in Level II The Current on weekday aftcrmxins except Fri At all times material herein, plain FOR THE COUNTIES ol Eastern Oregon and on several Na Fire Precaution Ixvcl may be ob day and Saturdays from 2-4 p m tiffs were and now arc husband and MORROW AND UMATILLA AT tional Forests, including the tained 24 hours a day by calling w ife, residing in the State of Oregon Umatilla and Wallowa Whitman On (503) 276 3405 HERMISTON 4-H News 2 National Forest lands campfires will CASE NO HC 88-0186 Persons found guilty of starting a At all times hereinafter mention SUMMONS be allowed in constructed fireplaces range or forest wildfire can be F u ture Foresters ed. defendants were husband and INLAND EMPIRE BANK, within designated developed cam assessed for damages and fire sup The 4-H Future Foresters held the wife and may be found in Umatilla an Oregon Corporation, pgrounds and in designated pression costs Recognition of the drawing for the cord of wood they County, Oregon PlaintifT. wilderness areas only fire danger by hunters and other have been selling tickets for 3 "We are asking that hunters, log forest visitors is critical to fire vt. Cieorgc Foil is of Pendleton was the * On the 17th day of April. 1986, TROY JAMES AND KATHY gers. woodcutters and other visitors prevention efforts Public assistance winner for go**! and valuable consideration, to National Forest and state pro in spotting and reporting fires to JAMES The group has now disbanded as defendant* made, executed, and Husband and Wife, tected forest lands not build open (503) 27E.38I1 or (503) 276-8282 their leader, Gordon Dames, liais delivered to plaintiffs their pro Defendants campfires and follow normal fire or (503) 96.3-7272 is appreciated ed to Madras missory note, a true copy of which TO: Kathy James precaution level restrictions which is attached hereto as Exhibit " A " Address Unknown limit or may prohibit cutting ac and incorporated herein by You are hereby required to appear tivities” advises Howard Strobcl, reference Ever since, plaintiffs have and defend the complaint filed Acting Unit Forester for the Nor By Dalpha JorvM been and now are the sole owners against you in the above entitled ac theast Oregon District of the Oregon -¡-Kenneth Palmer who has been and holders of that note Department of Forestry The depart non within thirty ( .30) days from the 4 -:-A surprise house wanning par date of service of this summons upon ment has a Regulated Closure in ef a patient in Pioneer Memorial Pursuant to the terms of the pro fect which prohibits I ) campfires ex- ty was given for Roger and Ins you. and in case of your failure to Hospital is home at his ranch home missory note, defendants promised Campbell at the Nrnic of Anita in lxxington do so, for want thereof, plaintiffts) Boyer A money tree was enjoyed by -¡-Cecil and Delpha Jones attend to pay plaintiff the sum of $3,008 22 will apply to the court for the relief the honorecs which was a lovely cd the Umatilla County Pomona in consecutive monthly installments demanded in the complaint (lower arrangement of blue (lowers meeting at Cold Springs Grange on of $119 77 beginning on the 26th NOTICE TO DEFENDANT with money tied in blue ribbons A Saturday Intmduccd at this time was day of May, 1986. until paid READ THESE PAPERS 5 lovely decorated cake was served Dorns Ricd. State GW A Chairman, CAREFULLY! Defendants are in default on the centered with a golden sheaf of Morton Wolverton a member of the You must appear in this case or the note by reason of their failure to ’ other sale will win automatically To grain Pinochle and bridge were State Ex. Committee and Freda Prc School for tour ycar olds who played during the afternoon and Wolverton State Community Serv ice make the payments required "appear" you must file with the have been prc registered will begin visiting was enjoyed by, F.ilcen chairman A lovely program con thereunder, and plaintiffs have court a legal paper called a "m o Tuesday. September 6 at 8 30 a in Padberg. Lois Hunt. Lucile Peck. sisting of a talk by Mr Rada from declared the entire unpaid balance of tion" or "answer" The "motion" at the fairgrounds dormitory building Edic Munkcrs, Juanita Martin. Pendleton on the refinishing of the the note, $2,117.73, immediately or "answer" must be given to the in Heppner Luvillc Sonstagard. Hilda Yocom. old courthouse clock in Umatilla due and payable court clerk or administrator within Prc school for three year-olds Betty Brown. Phyllis Piper. Vonmc 6 County, how much has been ac 30 days along with the required fil who have been prc registered will lovgrcn, Delpha Jones. Ins Camp Dcpsitc demands for the balance ing fee It must be in proper form complished and plans for the future begin Wednesday. September 7 at 9 bell. Eula Bloodsworth and the This is under the direction of the owing, defendants have failed or and have proof of service on the a m. at the fairgrounds Both classes hostess Anita Boyer Umatilla Historical Society A talk refused to pay the balance owing tin plaintifTs attorney or. if the plain will end at 11 .30 a m -¡-Joe and Hilda Yocom were by Tara Hagucwo*id. on her tnp to the n*xe As a result there is now due tiff does not have an attorney, proof Children in both classes are being Portland visitors over the weekend the United Natams, sponsored by die and owing on the note from defen of service upon the plaintiff asked to bring a small bottle of glue, taking their granddaughters Nikkie Oddfellow and Rebekahs lodges dants to plaintiffs the sum of If you have any questions, you a small box of crayons, two pencils, Jones and Olivia West to the Zoo and should see an attorney immediately was greatly enjoyed Tara is the $2.117 7.3, together with interest a Nix of kleenex, scotch tape, a other points of interest Richard J McNcmey daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry thereon at 14*3 annum from the 29ih small Nix of markers (optional), day of June. 1988 until paid • -Debra Jones and daughters Haguewood Jerry is a former Hepp Attorney for Plaintiff safety scissors and a paint shirt The returned to their home in Spokane 7 OSB 82-013 ner resident hav ing spent most of his paint shirt and the scissors will be Sunday after a visit with her parents The note further provides that in Published August 17, 24. 31. scN>ol years there Music was pro returned to the children and must be Hilda and Joe Yocom vided by the Sunshine Grange, a kit the event suit or action is filed to col September 7, 1988 • Bertha Sager returned home chen band from Milton Freewater lect the note, defendants agreed also labeled, but the otner items will oc Sunday after a visit in California I CAKP UF IH/lftH?» was greatly enjoyed A cake walk to pay plaintiffs reasonable attorney pooled together for all the children with friends and relatives and potluck dinner was held at the fees Plaintiff has been required to to use These items need not be obtain the serv ices of an attorney to My sincere thanks to the -:*Phyliss Anderson and children dinner hour. Neighborhood Center volunteers and labeled have returned home from a tnp to •¡•Mr and Mrs G E Irvin of Ir- enforce this note. to the Thursday Afternoon Social Toni W'atne will be the teac her for Nebraska where she visited her WHEREFORE, plaintiffs pray for ngon were callers in lexington on laklics. and many friends who Nith classes Toni majored in father on his birthday judgement against defendants and Sunday. honored me with two potluck lun elementary education at Eastern each of them in the amount of •¡•Dorothy Burcham. Cecil and -¡-Members of Mane Steagalls ches and gifts, in the city park Oregon State College at laGrande Delpha Jones, atiended the Odd family were present at the Wilbur $2.117.7.3, together with interest Thanks too. hi my family and friends Teaching assistant is Debbie Holt/ and Mane Steagall's home on Sun thereon at the rate of 14% annum fellow and Rehekah picnic at who are making my departure She has a degree in early childhood McNary Dam Park on Sunday A day when they helped her celebrate from the 29th day of June, 1988. un education from EOSC delicious potluck was enjoyed after her birthday Cake, coffee and til paid, for plaintifTs reasonable at easier. Alena Anderson Registration is still open for the which the group played games and punch was served in the afternoon. torney fee, and for plaintiff s costs three year old class (children who pinochle This was hosted by the We w*xikl like to thank everyone for -¡-Visitors at the home of Faye and disbursements incurred herein will turn three by Sept I). There is Pauline Rcbekahs and Pendleton Ruhl are her granddaughter I>aune all the cards, calls, plants, flowers DATED this 08 day of July. 1988 a waiting list for the four year old Oddfellow Lodges A gifts while Phyllis was in the Richard J McNcmey. Ross and small son from Seattle, class Attorney for Plaintiff hospital A thanks too for the food, -¡-Mr and Mrs Bill Klinger and Washington She had as guests last For registration or for more infor family were Lexington visitors at the week here for the fair and rodeo Bar O S B No 82-013 calls and visits since she is home mation call April Sykes, director. home of his mother and stepfather bare Casada and Steve Sptller of Published August 17, 24, 31; Thank you. 67N5429 Gene A Phyllis September 7, 1988 Portland Bill and Annetta Klinger Preparing young children for school South Morrow County Ministerial Association .i Hunters asked to be careful r ‘ 1^4 ‘ i * • ♦ ~ t I- / * f * • » . ‘I r * *•. ¿ . .* * t*- i 1 *% *\ U\ ,‘/ V * \ - * * » ^ * * 4 t V-- f > / , . ' * • , > .1 Î , r<, * ¿ z * ; < v « • ■ • *„. * ‘ 7*. v ; XJ* . - ■ •. **■•.• « v ¡ >i í ¡y V / ' i t •' v - V y. * < 'J* ? ' » Lexington News - / V ' ' Kv r* . . • / i* * « - K r ti i ' >' < , • V‘ i u >;V. « K # V •, ,* i , ,■•' ■• i V /i/v V " i * " r ? i < 1 • ,ra' ’ /•' •• <A . . / r ft,.* r , ' ? « V¿ 1 ' *» 7 ‘ ■ P A i » r í> í [f V .V » a« .* r ’?.;. 'riv .'f * f» *' / . I I ' ' »3 ■ *. s • L' • ' • - / ' - v i v v. v , • * i • * £ ? .; *.* - « 4 , ;^ \ « ¿ " » 4 »ÌK - , /, * i •' * *i t /> v *i. i*-*,*?*,:1 ■. . . * . V* Story hour begins Sept. 22 Pre-school registers Sept 6 ’ ^ ,ar > *i . .** * V 1 CARP OF THANKS The Morrow County Fair Board wishes to express their deep ap preciation and thanks to all of the fair superintendents, garden club members, sponsors, exhibitors, con testants. and our great group of fair and rodeo volunteers and supporters It is only through your dedication and kind gestures that our fair and rodeo can operate Our hats are off to you for a great 88 Fair A Rodeo We are fortunate to have you all Sincerely, Morrow County Fair Board Charles Daly. Chairman Bob Mclziughlin. Vice Chair Merlyn Robinson Harold Peck Richard Ladd The 1988 Morrow County Rodeo Committee and the fortunate reci pients of the awards presented dur ing this years rodeo, with to gratefully acknowledge die generosi ty of the businesses and indo iduals in this area who continually consent to support the sport of rodeo You are greatly appreciated’ Kin/ua Corporation. Morrow County Grain Gmwers, lx* Schwab Tires. DAL Auto Parts. Court Street Market. Skagg s Auto Clink, Kale’s Pizza A Pastry. R A W Drive In, Ixn's Processing, Devin Oil, Cal's IxNinge, Ployhar Insurance. Van Martcr A Kahl Insurance, Shoe Box. Miller A Sons Welding. Coast to Coast. Hcppnct Garbage. Pettyjohns Builders Supply. Central Market. Paul Hisler Ranch. Bristows Market. B A C Repair Inc . lone Keylock, lone Hardware. Russell Oil (Board- man). Keglcr's Sentry Market (Boardman), Cal's Service Center. Lexington Auto Body, Del’s Market. Lexington Lumber. Lex ington Machine Works. Heppner Gazette Times, Don A Gail Papineau. Tom A Anne Bedortha, Gardner's Mens Wear. Peterson's Jewelers, Ken Bailey, Green Feed A Seed, Tri-County Seed. Irrigon Quick Stop. Browns Truck Stop (Ir rigon) A big thank you to anyone overlooked here, to our great Grand Marshall. Rocky Proctor, who represented us well, to the court who did a great j*>b. to Ed Struthcrs who was there whenever we needed him. and for all the help we received throughout this years performance The 1988 Rodeo Committee ______________________ 8-31-lc 2 NOTICES Al atccn will be meeting every Mon day night Jit* 7 p in at the Catholic PMiah Mali.___________ 3 3(V-4tfc I ittk lxague. Minor league and T ball pictures are in Please stop by the Gazette or contact Joyce Hughes and pick your picture up Dick Allen’s team may pick their pictures up at the lone sch*x>l; Jim Swanson's team may stop at Wheatland Ins and Adam Perez's team is in Heppner ____ _________ 8-24-tfx 4 HELP WANTED GET PAID for reading Nioks' $100 00 per title Write PASE- D2423 161 S Lincolnway, N. Aumra. IL 60542 8 24-»p Reliable person tor daytime M E, occassional evenings or weekends Apply RAW Drive In 8-31-lc HIRING One position Engineering Aide Clerical duties, computer knowledge, math background 5 74/hr i)nc year temp appt Eederal Highway Admin office next to Coast tivCoast. Main St.. Hepp ner, OR. Open 8 a m - 4:30 p m., M E __________________ 8-31-Ip Boardman Park and Recreation District is seeking a ranger for the manna and overnight park Park ex perience desired Duties include total management of day use area, marina and overnight park. Knowledge of mowing equipment, sprinkler, sewer system and cash management Salary IX)F. hous ing furnished Deadline Sept 7. 1988 Send resume to P O Box 8, Boardman. 97818 8 31-lc Truck dnvers needed immediately: Best pay and benefits program in the industry Start at 23 cents per mile with regular increases to 27 cents. Minimum of 2.100 miles per week guaranteed 23 years old with I year OTR experience Good record re quired Inexperienced’ Ask about i B Hunt appmved driving schools Financial assistance available Call J B Hunt. I-8QO-643-3331.8-3I I n* NF.WBERG Auto Center has im mediate opening for an experienced service technician Contact Mr Sward. (503) 538 9444 8 31-lnc HELP W ANTED Bartender and cook, inquire at The Wagon Wheel, days 676 5032 H , 7 ,u 5 WORK WANTED General House Keeping References available Please call Shelli Britt. 676-5478.___________ *24^ Fence building. Larry Kennedy, ex perienced References available 676-9708 8-l7-4p
