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    FOLK - Heppner Gazette-1 ime*. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday Nepirmher 6, I4X4
Alderman’s
celebrate
50th
C oming for the celebration were
Archie and Gladys Alderman
oPe°
“GREEN MEADOW COUNTRY MANOR”
A new adult foster care home
Member of Air Life of Oregon
2 4 hour ca re
A real home away from home
Rooms still available
Write for free brochure
ROD & PHYLLIS WINKLER
HCR #79 Box 4
Monument, OR 97864
9342090
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Weddings
Wilson
— Wright
In the presence of relatives and close friends l.isa Wilson and Mark
Wright were united in marriage at the Camp Sherman Chapel near Sisters
on August 14 Mark is the son of Pat Wright of Islington and the late
Harvey Wright They arc making their home in l^cbanon while Mark is
finishing his degree in Electronic Engineering at Oregon State
Anyone who has encountered ruff
ed grouse in the mountains of Eastern
Oregon or anywhere in the West, for
that matter has ample grounds for
questioning the intelligence of this sup
posedly wild upland fowl.
Yet, in other portions of our nation,
quite the opposite is true It seems there
is no middle ground with grouse;
depending upon w hich end of the coun­
try you hunt them, grouse can he either
incredibly adept or surprisingly stupid
In the eastern United States he is said
to be known as the King of Game Birds, revered for his heart stopping
and utterly sporting flushes from heavy cover and warjv speed flight through
impenetrable woodland tangles Downing one of these birds on the wing
is an event to be toasted by even the most accomplished of twced-clad
shooters, while bagging a limit in this manner calls for full tledge^l cclebra
tion Hence, if one were to speak ill of (he ruffed grouse back East, he
would almost certainly be thrashed, drawn and quartered and, worse, lose
his stoveside seat near the pickle barrel at the local mercantile, removing
any hope of ever being immortalized in a Norman Rockwell type
masterpiece
Here in the West, however, about the only time you can expect a grouse
to burst forth is when you arc not hunting him It usually happens when
you arc seeking larger game, trying to pick your way out of a thick, creek
bottom fir patch when several ruffs explode from all around, sounding
as if they arc defoliating every tree in their path Or you're silently creep­
ing along a high mountain ridge, expecting to see a huge buck or bull with
each passing instant, when a large blue grouse suddenly erupts trom beneath
your feet with a commotion not unlike (hat of a runaway B-29 Either in
stance will often leave you yearning for that extra change of clothes back
at camp
But go hunting specifically for grouse, and the situation changes
dramatically You may hunt your (ail off, and when you finally find the
birds they either sit and stare at you or scurry off along the ground Often,
your only chance for a successful hunt is to ground sluice those you see.
which can make for a somewhat ant ¡climactic, though productive, (Hiting
This is not to say that western grouse hunting is a dishkahlc. or even
unsporting, venture These birds arc excellent table tare, especially since
most birds shot arc undoubtedly the young of the year Despite their ap
parent complacency around humans, be it arrogance or ignorance, grouse
have the ability to survive the harsh natural elements common to the minin
tainous regions they inhabit When nun himself becomes too much of a
threat, such as in the eastern states where grouse populations experience
heavy hunting pressure, the birds respond by becoming increasingly wary
and intolerable of man Indeed, biologists believe the reason western gmuse
appear so inept is due only to the fact that they are lightly hunted
Usually the biggest challenge of grouse hunting in our part of the coun
try is finding the birds Though the habitats of both ruf fed and blue grouse
often overlap, the preferences of each are somewhat different Ruffed
grouse arc rarely found far from water, choosing damp, brush tilled
drainages as their favorite domicile Scavmed ruff hunters often look for
running water canyons choked with stands of fir and elderberry Blue
gnnise are about twice the sue of ruffs and prefer higher, big timber ridges
A good method of scouting blue grouse country is to drive high, ndgetop
roads right at dawn Blues like to use these mads to dust themselves just
after descending from their roosts, leaving plenty of sign with the birds
themselves nearby
Grouse season is open now in Eastern Oregon and continues through
October 24 The bag limit is three ruffed and three blue grouse per day
Geography
Dictates
Intelligence
of Grouse
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Lots of Fittings
Heppner Auto Parts
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All lite right port* in
all the right place*
celebrated their 50th wedding an
nicer vary Aug 26 at the Red Lion in
P e n d l e t o n ______________
Chamber Chatter
By Claudia Hugo#« chambar manage»
There's no reason to he hored this
fall if you’re a community oriented
person Mark your calendars
HEIX’ meetings Wednesdays at
4 a m at Kuhn A Spicer offices
Don't forget the HEDC' Family Pic
n»c at I p m Sunday. Sept 10 at the
Morrow County Fairgrounds This is
a great opportunity to get to know
your community organizations It’s
a family affair
Intergovernmental Coalition
Meeting Sept 12.7pm Boardrtun
City Hall
Chamber meetings September
12 Business meeting; l9-” An
Authentic Toastmaster’s Presenta
tion” ; 26-Chaniher Tour of Chem
Security Systems and Waste
Management with lunch in Arlington
(signup if you wish to attend)
NCOTC meeting Sept 20-North
Central Oregon Tourism meets in
Hcrmiston at 6 p m at Fontaines
Restaurant goal to promote our three
county area Everyone welcome
NCOTC News: September
25-Tourism news and events to
NCOTC calendar <** Pendleton
Chamber of Commerce. Harry
Drew . 25 S E [>orion. 47X01.) This
is an opportunity to circulate our at
tractions through a three county
area Send directly or contact
Chamber Manager before Sept 25
deadline
The Morrow County Tourism
Committee had a dozen strong
members turn out for their meeting
Tuesday morning with agenda
covering a myriad of exciting pro­
jects scenic byway, placemal com­
pletion. signs, Oregon Trail, etc
There is always room for more on
the committer or one ot it's subcom­
mittees It’s great fun promoting
what we have to offer and meeting
new people in the process Did you
know 1445 is "the Summer to Take
the Oregon Trail” . That opens all
kinds of possibilities for our area
Join these tourism community
development promoters
Sec you Sunday at the picnic A
gix>d time to visit about everything
Thought for the week “ If at first
you don't succeed, you arc running
about average "
P U B LIC N O TIC E
\I>\1 RIIM Ml M FOR BIDS
Morrow County invites bids for
fhc la>wer Sandhollow Road Paving
Project 14X4 The work includes the
asphalt concrete paving of 4 I miles
ol Lower Sandhollow Road between
Suite Highway #2(J7 and Myers Road
*S7X Pavement is to be 22 feet in
width and 3 inches in thickness,
pluced in two successive I-Vi inch
layers Morrow County will furnish
the aggregate for the asphalt concrete
mix Morrow County forces will
construct roadway grade in prepara
non for the contracted pav ing work
The contract will provide the op
turns for two completion dates listed
as a Schedule A or a Schedule B
Eor all intent and purpose's this
proicct is to be completed in accor­
dance with Schedule A by
November 15. 14X4
Schedule B would allow for a
completion date by lune 15, 1440
After the opening of sealed bids
the County Court will review
Schedule A as a completion in 14X4
or the option of Schedule B for com
pletion in 1440 The County Court
shall select a completion date which
best meets the needs of the county
Sealed bids for the described pro­
ject will be received by the Morrow
Ciuinty Public Works iVpartment ai
our office located in Lexington.
Oregon until 2 00 p m. Pacific
Time. September IX, 14X4. and then
publicly opened and read aloud No
bid will be considered unless it con­
tains a statement by the bidder that
ORS 274 350 (Prevailing Wage Law
and Prevailing Wage Rates) will he
complied with
The Contract fioriimrnts may hr
examined at the following location
Morrow County Public Works
iX-pariment. Lexington, Oregon
Copies of the Contract Documents
may be obtained at the Morrow
County Public Works Department.
Highway 74. Lexington, Oregon
upon non refundable payment of
510 (X) for each set The Contract
IXvumcnts will be available after
August .30. 14X4
Eac h hid on the project must he
submitted on the prescribed form
Bid, Performance and Payment
Bonds arc required by Morrow
County on this project
Morrow County docs not
discriminate on the basis of race,
color. National origin, sox, religion,
age and handicapped status in
employment or the provision of
services
Morrow Counts reserves the right
to rcicct any or all bids
Don Ball
Morrow County Roadmaster
Published August V) and September
6, 14X4
Archie'* sisters and their husbands
Mr and Mr* Ransom Jennings of
Polk City Florida. Mr and Mrs
Arlie Wilson of Radford Virginia,
and Jim Jennings and son Bruce
from Rock Springs Wyoming
Al»o m attendance were daughter
Dovic Joy from Tnickee. Calif . and
family from Portland, Milton
Freewater and Lexington
The anniversary celebration was
gisen by Mr and Mrs Duane
Alderman and Mr and Mrs Dan
Alderman
wccc
Ladies
September 5
Flight A low grms-Lots Hunt;
low net Jan Paustian. least putts
Eileen Padbcrg, Bev Wilson and
Anita Boyer
Flight B low gross-atie between
Ncoma Bailey, Bars Beamcr and
Lucille Massey, low net-Luvtlla
Sonstegard. least puns Bernice lam
Flight C low grim-Debbie Sam;
low net Maude Hughes
least spec Lou Hunt
TOPS plan
Chip in #17 Juanita Martin
Birdie #I0-Jan Paustian
open house
September Tee-off time is 4 a m
Awards luncheon and eleciion of of­
TOPS »OR 744. Heppner will he ficers Sept 26
holding an open house to celebrate
its 10 year anniversary Thursday,
Sept 7. 7 p m at the Heppner
Neighborhood Center
B L IC N O TIC E
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly > P U INVITATION
TO BID
is a nonprofit weight loss organiza
The
Pori
of
Morrow
accept
tion with over 320.000 member* bids until I 30 p m. on will
September
world wide
I 1. 19X4 i mi the following
Women, men. teens and preteens 4700
pcs 3” x 40' Irrigation Pipe
interested in losing weight are in- including
Risers & Sprinklers
sited to attend The Open house i*
The
Port
of Morrow Reserves the
free Betty Kirby area captain from right to reject
any and all bids
Fossil will be present There will be
Call
503481
or write Box
a slide program, a nutritional quiz 200. Boardman. 7678
OR 47XIX
with prizes and low calorie punch
Gary Neal
will be served
General
Manager
For more information please call
Port
of
Morrow
Millie Hurtt at 676 55X7
Published August 30 and September
6. 14X4
P U B L IC N O TIC E
P U B L IC N O TIC E
INVITATION TO BID
The Port of Morrow will accept ANNOUNCEMENT OF CALL
EOR BIDS
bids until 1:30 p m on September
DIVISION A
II, 14X4 on the following
General Cargo Crane.capacity in Sealed Bids for Air Conditioning
Units at Heppner Junior High Schail
excess of 200 ton rating
The Port of Morrow Reserves the ami lone High School will he receiv­
ed by Board of Directors. Morrow
right to reject any and dll bids
( dll 503-4X1 767X or write Box County School District, 270 W.
Main. lexington. Oregon, until 4 IX)
200. Boardman, OR 47XIX
Gary Neal PM Thursday September 14. 14X4
Scope of Work culled for in this
General Manager
Port of Morrow bid shall include, but is not limited
Published August 30 and September to all necessary crafts required to
Furnish and install X classroom Air
6. 14X4
Conditioning Units at Heppner
P U B L IC N O TIC E Junior High School and 4 Air Con­
ADVERTISEMENT EOR BIDS ditioning Units at lone High School
Sealed bids will be received until as specified
1:00 p m , Pacific Prevailing Time,
Contract Documents may be ob­
on September 14. 14X4. by the tained at the District Office. 270 W
undersigned at the Engineer's main Main, lxrxington. Oregon or the of­
office, 404 l.incoln Street, The fice of Hamblin Hattan Architects,
Dalles. Oregon, for the cimsiruction 1122 NB 122nd Avenue. Suite
of Spring Street improvements in the B ill, Portland. Oregon (Telephone
City of lone. Oregon The im­ 257 7332) A deposit of 525 (X) will
provements will consist of approx­ be required for each set of plans
imately the following units of received Deposit will be refunded
construction
provided contractor bids the project
1 4.000 sq yd Furnish and place and returns plans within 5 days of
Geotextilc Fabric.
hid date
2 -WX) ton Furnish and place
Bidders must certify that provi­
OSHI) Class ” C” Asphaltic Con sions of ORS 274 350 relating to
Crete Surfacing
prevailing rates of wages will be
3. 50 cu. yd Furnish anti place complied with
X " Minus Crushed Rock Shoulder
Bidding Docunicnts arc for the
Material
primary purpose of obtaining Bids
together with all other appurtenant on the Work and shall not be used
work Bids will be publicly opened for any iXher purpose Bids will be
and thereafter presented to the City opened at the District Office and
Council at its next meeting, all ac publicly read aloud
cording to the plans and specifica­
Morrow County School District
tions of the City Engineer The may reject any bids not in com­
plans, specifications, proposal and pliance with all prescribed public-
form of contract documents mas be bidding procedures and re
examined at the City Hall of the City quircments, and may reject for good
of lone A set thereot may fie ob­ cause any and all bids upon a finding
tained from Tcnncson Engineering of the District that it is in the public-
Corporation, 404 Lincoln Street. interest to do so
The Dalles. Oregon 47058, upon Published September b. 14X4
deposit of S25 00. which deposit will
be returned to each actual bidder
P U B L IC N O TIC E
only.
IN THE CIRCUn COURT
Bidders will be required to pre
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
qualify as to equipment, financial
EOR MORROW COUNTY
responsibility, experience, and ahili
In the Matter of the Estate
ty to furnish bond and insurance
ot
Prcqualification statements must be
received at the Engineer's office fisc EDWIN ALLEN HUGHES,
deceased
ft) days prior to the bid opening
PR X4
Each bid shall he accompanied by
• certified check, cashier s check, or no tice : to in t e r e s t e d
1*1 KS< INS
a surety hid bond made payable to
Notice is hereby given that the
the City of lone for an amount not
less than five percent (55f) of the undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as the Personal Reprc
total bid
No bid may be withdrawn after the sentative of this estate All persons
time set for the bid opening, nor having claims against the estate are
before the award of the contract, hereby required to present the same,
unless award is delayed for a period with proper vouchers, within four
months after the date of first puhlica
exceeding thirty (30) days
All work under this contract will non of this Notice as stated below,
he paid tor in "Cash” as authoriz to the Personal Representative at
cd by the City Council of the City Kottkmp \ O’Rowtc, P.O Box
490, Pendleton. Oregon 47X01 or
of lone
Attention ot Bkklcrs is particularly the claims may be barred
called to the requirements as to con
All Persons whose rights may be
ditions of employment to be obscrv affected by the proceedings in this
ed and minimum wage rates to be estate may obtain additional informa
paid under the contract No bids will tion from the records of the Court,
he nxeiscd or considered by the Ctty Personal Representative of the at
of lone unless the bid contains a torneyx for the Personal
statement by the Bidder as a part of Representative
his bid the provisions of ORS
Dated and first published
274 350 will be complied with
September 6. 14X4
The City Council reserves the Janet Gail Hughes
right to reicct any and all bids, and Personal Representative
to waive informalities, and to award Route 2. Box 2314
the contract as it seems to be the best Heppner. Oregon 97836
interest of the City of lone
Robert E O'Rourke
Signed Attorns at l-aw
Project Engineer for the City of 331 S F. 2nd
lone. Oregon PO. Box 440
c lo Tcnneson Engineering Pendleton. Oregon 47801
Corporation (503) 276 2141
404 Lincoln Street OSB No 61062
fhc Dalles, Oregon 4705X Published September 6. 13, 20.
Published September 6, 14X4 14X4
P U B L IC N O TIC E
There will he a regular Port of
Morrow Commission meeting on
W'cdncsdas . Sept 13, 1pm at the
Port of Morrow office
Published September 6. 14X4
P U B L IC N O TIC E
in v it a t io n t o b id
Morrow County. Oregon is now
accepting bids for contracted service
on County Motor pail vehicles
These services will be confined to
regular maintenance on approx­
imately X in the Imgon Boardman
area Service will not include tire
maintenance Bid information
packets are available at the County
Courthouse office. Court Street.
Heppner. OR between the hours of
X IK) A M and 3:00 P M
trom
Wednesday. August 30. 14X4
thriHigh Friday September X, 14X4
All bids must he received by 5 (X)
P M on September X, 14X4 at the
County Court ofTtce Mailing ad
dress is Morrow Counts Court.
PO Box 7XX. Heppner. ()R 97136
All bids w ill be opened on W'edncs
day. September 13. 14X4 at 10:00
AM in the County Court
chambers. Courthouse. Heppner.
Or. Morrow County reserves the
right to accept or reject any or any
portion of or all bids Morrow Coun­
ty docs not discriminate on the basis
of race, color. National origin, sex.
religion, age and handicapped status
in employment or the provision of
services.
latRavnc M Bowman
Administrative Assistant
Morrow County Court
Published August 30. 14X4 and
September 6. 14X4
I CAM) OF THANKS
A special thank you to Dr Ed Ber-
retta and the hospital staff for their
care during my recent stay at Pioneer
Memorial
Marycltc W right
___________ _____ ____ 4-6 Ip
I want to thank everyone for the
cards, flowers and telephone calls
during my recent stay at Pioneer
Memorial and my surgery at St An
thony's A special thank you to Dr
Ed Bcrrctta for your care of me and
my family
I'm home now and am feeling
well, stop in and see me.
Judy Buschke
__________________4-6-Ip
1 would like to thank all my fami­
ly and friends for the cards, flowers,
gifts and visits during my recent stay
in the hospital
Durthy Wilson
______________________4-5-Ic
2 NOTICES
NEW HOVIi: H l l l W I S
New Supplier!
Bigger Selections!
Del's In Lexington
1 Ball Minor, and Babe Kuth pic
lures are in Stop by the Gazette
Times office and pick yours up or
call Joyce Hughes 989 8412 8 2 tfe
Pregnancy Crisis'*
Free pregnancy test and confidential
counseling .it 240 S I 2nd St Her
misión, Mon Wed Eri 10 a m 4
p m 24 hour telephone. 567 OXXX
__________________
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1 H U P W W TI I)
HELP WANTED Full time
waitress wanted Please apply at
Beechers
7-12-tfc
Help Wanted Heppner Day Care
needs responsible person with child
care experience for part time job
Must enjoy children. 676 SJ24
______________________8 10 lie
Boys and girls sports writers need
ed for the schiiol year Heppner.
lone,
area No experience
necessary Call 676 4228 ask tor
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thwevt sch«x)|s Two courses, your
choice airline travel agent career or
heavy equipment operator engineers
course Free packet explains. Head
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CM HI 3___________ X 9 Sp
The Heppner Gazette Times is now
tjking applications lor the position
of news editor
Phis is a parttime position of ap
proximately 30 hours per week
Responsibilities include gathering
and editing news, taking pictures,
writing news stories and page
layouts Previous experience not
necessary, however, applicants
should have good writing skills and
he able to work w ith the public Eor
more information and application
contact David Sykev or Joyce
Hughes at Heppner Gazette Times
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