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Rebekahs hold special meeting
Eureka Lodge No 32 and Pauline
Rebekah Lodge No 13 w ill hold a
special meeting March 30. ai 6 30
p m al the Oddfelk»* Hall. 19 S W
D orion Ave. Pendleton
Sarah
Han sell and Tara Haguewood. 1988
winners o f the United National
Pilgrimage For Youth Tour Speak
O ff w ill show the slides o f their trip
last summer They w ill give pointers
to the prospective candidates on how
to w rite their speech and the giving
o f their speeches
Pauline Rchckah laidge w ill have
a pot luck supper to start o ff the even
mg o f fun Along with the slides o f
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The United Nations Pilgrimage for
Youth Tour District 16 Committee
w ill meet at 5 30 p m The purpose
of the meeting is to finalize plans for
the Speak O ff contest to he held on
April 10, 2 p m al the hall
A total o f seven area high school
students have requested information
concerning the National Speak o f f
which w ill he held in Washington.
D C The winner o f the local Speak
o ff w ill he given a free trip and w ill
he visiting such sites as Mount
Rushmore. Niagra Falls. New York
C ity and Washington. D C
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Volunteers needed to drive paddy wagon
The St Patrick's Day Committee
is looking for volunteers to drive the
St. Patrick's D ay/M o no w County
Fair and Rodeo Parade entry in local
parades and celebrations Below is
the 1989 schedule
I f you are interested in d riving the
vehicle, contact George K o fflc r to
schedule the dale
A p nl 29-M ilton Freewater parade
May 6 A
o.tdco parade
May 27-Spray Rodeo parade
July 4 Condon lone Boardman
August I2-U m atilla Fair parade
August 19 M orrow Co Fair and
Rodeo and Irrig on Watermelon
Festival
September 10-Echo Ft Henrietta
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Members arc encouraged to attend
Playdays w ill begin A p ril 9
Anyone interested in becoming a
member is asked to call 676-5037 for
further information
to Ken Turner Signage was discuss
ed Ih is is a lime consuming job and
needs to be coordinated w ith other
groups such as the Oregon Trails
Tourism Council
Alice Trindle encouraged the
committee's participation in the
Portland B lit/ coming on A p ril 25
A d v e rtis in g fe a tu rin g Eastern
Oregon is being done by the state
The nest meeting is at the V ¿k G
Restaurant in Lexington A p ril 4 at
9 am
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A p nl 13 Kav Proctor is telling about
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A ll children arc invited to attend
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Slate Representative M ike Nelson
introduced two bills which would
reform Oregon's faltering workers
compensation insurance system The
measures come in response to
widespread and long standing com
plaints o f the system's inefficiency
and its harmful impact on Oregon's
business climate
One o f the measures would re
quire any out o f state employer
operating in Oregon for more than
ten days to obtain Oregon workers
compensation insurance Such a law
would effectively erase the advan
tage currently held by out o f state
companies over Oregon companies
"T h is bill addresses a very serious
problem facing Oregon business,"
Nelson claimed " A good example
can be found in Baker A local con
struction company was underbid by
an Idaho company for the prison
construction project there, simply
because the Idaho company had
cheaper workers compensation in
surance than is available in Oregon
Ib is b ill would require that Idaho
firm to have the same insurance as
the Oregon conqvany. giving Oregon
businesses a level playing field
Fairness is all we re after w ith this
m easure."
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The other h ill would allow the
State o f Oregon to either self insure
or insure with private carriers,
which could save m illions o f tax
dollars biennially State agencies,
now forced to insure with the State
Accident Insurance Fund, or SAIF,
w inild he allowed more control over
claims made against them, and
would have more incentive to
establish safer workplaces
The measures, though closely
follow ing recent reports o f massive
losses within SAIF, actually come in
response to a long standing problem
Nelson, a former fraud investigator
in the workers compensation in
dustry. introduced the bills to com
bat "probably the number one
obstacle fac ing Oregon business
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Story time at the Public Library in
Heppner is Thursday at 10 30 a m
The schedule is as follow s March
30. Joan Records w ill tell about
Smokey Bear visits story time
G riffith house on 2nd built in 1903;
the Oren G rahill house on 2nd jn d
E built in 1905 and lived in by the
Edmund Bnstow fam ily fo r many
years, the Pennington and Jordan
house on 2nd and D built in 1910 and
used as a hoarding house by many
fa m ilie s in c lu d in g the Ernest
Helikers. the Em il and Mary Swan
son house on Spring built in 1910
and the M ike and Mable Cotter
house on 2nd and B built in 1917
Some other buildings with histone
backgrounds were the Baptist
Church which is now the UCC
Chnstian Education Building built in
1903. the Christian Church built in
1914 which is now the United
Church o f C hrist, Bristow's Store
built in 1917 by Ben Mason the
Legion Hall huill in the early 1900 s
and remodeled after W W || and the
Masonic Hall which is pun o f the old
•chool house built in 1898 and aban
doned in 1925
Storytime schedule listed
Fun
Tourism committee met March 7
The M orrow County Tourism
Committee met March 7 at the Port
o f M orrow office in Boardman
The committee is w orking on the
placcma! project and w ill try to com
plete them before the tourist season
begins Dodge City Inn has com m it
ted to purchase all the place nuts In
formation regarding restaurants and
motels w ill be included
W illo w Creek Dam w ill be
lowered to complete tests, according
lone Topic C lub met at the home
o f Delpha Jones on March 22 with
Rikka Tews acting as co-hostess
Ruth McCabe presented a very in
teresting program on old houses in
lone as shown in a panoramic view
o f 1902 Probably the oldest house
is where Mable Ring lives which
was built by Robert W ills in 1886
O th e r houses she lis te d in
chmnologicaJ order included the
W alker house where Irene and Leo
Crabtree live which was built in
1897. the Fngleman house on 3rd
and Green b u ilt in 1898. the
Woolery house b uilt in 1898 which
is now owned by Faith and John Jor
dan and is used as a Bed and
Breakfast, the Tom Grab.ll house on
3rd and Spring built in 1900. the Ix e
and l .ana Pad berg house on 2nd and
I) built in 1900. the Ida Coleman
house on 2nd and Cherry built by
C T Walker in 1902; the Elmer
I ) j s s Round I p Dress l p Parade
Wranglers to meet and elect officers
The Wranglers Riding C lub w ill
hold a meeting March 29 at 7:30
p m to elect officers fo r the new
year The meeting w ill be held at
Kate's Pi/za
A workday is planned fo r A p ril I
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