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SIX- Hepimor Gazelle-Times, Heppner. On-yon Wednesday, M arch 21, 1990
Dim« a Duzen
February 25, 1990
BOWLING
Dim« a Dozen
February 18, 1990
W in
20
Lust
12
19 to
12 to
16
16
16
16
16
16
14
18
14
18
Uto 20to
Splits Converted: Bebe Munkers (3-10)
Sandra
H alvorsen
(3-4-7)
High Game: Alvina Padberg 190 Paul
Piaskunak
238
High Series: Janet Beamer 455. Terry Smith
561
High Team Game: 6 748
High
Team
S eries:
6
2176
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20to
15 to
41
20
16
45
20
16
47
20
16
43
18
18
48
17
19
46
16
20
42
lito
24to
High game: katie McRoberts 198; Ellis
McRoberts 190
High series: katie McRoberts 493; Ellis
M cRoberts
500
High
Team
G am e: #6
775
High
Team
Series: 46
2200
Splits converted: D elbert Binchus
(4-5)(5-6)(3-9-10); Riley Munkers (3-10)(5-7);
Tina Davidson (7-9); Salley Maddern (7-9)
Thursday Night I-adies
February 22, 1990
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Sparetiniers Bowling la-ague
February 2ft 1990
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Country Rose
24
12
Gardners
20
16
Gazette Times
19
17
Petersons
17
19
Central Market
16
20
Les Schwab
16
20
High game: Chris Limanen 200.
High series: Chris Limanen 546
Splits converted: Rene Devin 5-7-8-10;
LoRayne Bowman 3-9-10; Chris Limanen
3-9-10
L
B & C Repair
22to
9to
Jordan Elevator
20
12
J & J Ceramics
18
14
Penland House
18
14
Black Horse C M
16
16
Kinzua
* 14
18
MCGG’s
11
21
Depot Nursery
•
8to
23to
High game: Alvina Padberg 195.
High series: Mane Rudisill 488
High team game: B & C Repair 794.
High team series: B & C Repair 2143.
Splits converted: Marie Rudisill 5-10; Mary
Beamer 3-9-10; Bunny Lindsay 4-7-10; Bon
nie Grant 3-10 & 2-5-7; Sandra Halvorsen
5-6-10; Gayle Gutierrez 3-10.
koffee k u p keglers
February 22, 1990
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MCGG
24
12
The Hi Hos
14
22
Beechers Alley Cats
20
16
Three J's
18
18
No Pin Hitters
19
17
The Hopefuls
15
21
Gutter Dusters
14
22
The Dregs
12
22
Splits converted: Eva Griffith 2-7; Juanita
Martin 5-7; Eileen Padberg 4-5 High game:
Linda Schultz 215
High series: Linda Schultz 535
Spare Timers
February 27, 1990
W in lo st
Couuliy Rose
28
12
Gazette-Times
22
18
Gardners
21
19
Petersons
20
20
Central Market
17
23
Les Schwab
16
24
Splits Converted: April Wilson 4-5; Annie
Schwarz
3-10.
High Game: Millie Hanna & Juanita Mar
tin 181.
High Series Millie Hanna 515.
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Shrubs
Peatmoss
Lawn Ornaments
Bark Dust
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H eppner
676 - 9157
SERVICE/ SPECIALTY TOOLS
4 P c. F ro n t-E n d
T ool Set
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Set includes: Heavy-duty separator tool,
pitman wedge, shock link and tie rod
spreader, and ball joint separator All tools
are chromed with knurled handles tor
easy grip.
No. 32042
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Sugi. RUI OUL Prlco
Thursdav Night lad ies
March 1, 1990
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L
lito
24 to
B & C Repair
22
14
J & J Ceramics
20to
15to
Jordan Elevator
19
17
Penland House
19
17
Black Horse Contracting
17to
I8to
Kinzua
13
23
MCGG
8to
27to
Depot Nursery
High game Alvina ftidberg 218.
High series: Alvina Padberg 546
Splits converted Mane Boor 4-7-K). Mary
Beamer 5-6; George Nairns 7-8; Theo
Greenup 5-10; Karen Phegley 5-6.
High team game. J & J Ceramics 769.
High team series: J & J Ceramics 2220.
KiifTee k u p keglers
March 1, 1990
W
L
27
13
MCGG
24
16
The Hi Ho's
19
Beechers Alley Cats
21
19
21
Three J’s
18
22
Gutter Dusters
17
23
No Pin Hitters
17
23
The Hopefuls
17
23
The Dregs
Splits converted: Bunnie Lindsay 5-
Maude Hughes 5-7 & 3-9-10; Iris Campbell
6-7-10; Betty Brown 3-10
High game: Iris Campbell 203.
High series: Iris Campbell 539.
Dime a Dozen
March 4, 1990
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L
23
17
#5
#1
22
18
22
18
tn
#4
21to
18to
21
19
#8
19
21
46
18
22
43
12 to 27 to
42
High game: Billie Van Arsdale 194. Gary
Van Arsdale 197.
High series Alvina Padberg 502 and Gary
Van Arsdale 549.
High Team Game: 47, 779.
High
Team
Series:48,
2138
Splits converted: Willie Maddern 5-7, Sal
ly Maddern 5-6-10; Ellis McRoberts 4-5-7;
Riley Munkers 3-10, 5-6; Bebe Munkers 3-10;
Theo Greenup 5-7.
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676-9123 148 E. Center Heppner Because there are no *
unimportant parts.
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L
31
13
Country Rose
18
Gazette-Times
26
Gardners
22
22
23
Petersons
21
20
24
Central Market
Les Schwab
16
28
High game: Theo Greenup 203.
High series: Inetia Cantin 536.
Splits converted: Annie Schwarz 6-7-10;
Millie Hanna3-I0 & 5-10; Judy Cowelt 4-5;
Kathy Cutsforth 3-10.
Thursdav Night Indies
March 8. 1990
W
L
J & J Ceramics
26
14
24 to 15 to
B & C Repair
Penland House
22 to 17to
Black Horse Contracting
18
22
Jordan Elevator
19
21
Kinzua
I8to 2lto
14
MCGG
26
Depot Nursery
Uto 28to
High game: Bonnie Grant 191.
High series: Theo Greenup 486.
High team game: J & J Ceramics 832.
High team series: J & J Ceramics 2258.
Splits converted: Alvina Padbetg 4-K); Dian
na Hoeft 3-10; (Jandra Halvorsen 6-10.
W
L
MCGG
14
30
Hi Ho’s
28
16
Three J's
21
23
No Pin Hitters
21
23
Beechers Alley Cats
21
23
Gutter Dusters
24
20
Hopefuls
18
26
The Dregs
27
17
High game. Billie Van Arsdale 186.
High series: Billie Van Arsdale 468.
Splits converted: Neoma Bailey 5-6-7; Rene
Ledbetter 4-5-7; Janet Beamer 3-10; Karen
Phegley 3-10.
Dime A Dozen
M arch 1!, 1990
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L
41
26
18
4 8
24
20
4 5
24
20
47
23
21
4 6
22
22
44
21 to 22 to
4 3
19
25
42
15 to 28 to
Splits converted: Terry Smith 3-5-7-10;
Dorothy Wilson 4-7-8; Neil Beamer 5-6-7;
Bebe Munkers 3-9-10; Judy Rickcrt 4-5-7.
High game: Theo Greenup 177 and Terry
Smith 221.
High series: Janet Beamer 483 and Terry
Smith 574.
High team game: 4 6, 764
High team series: 4 1, 2134.
Spare Timers
M arch L3, 1990
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Country Rose
31
Gazette-Times
27
Gardners
24
Central Market
24
Petersons
24
Les Schwab
20
High Game: Carol Norris 195.
High Series: Jackie Allstott 506.
Iztst
17
21
24
24
24
28
Dime a Dozen
M arch 18. 1990
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41
28
20
45
27
21
48
25
23
44
24 to 23 to
47
24
24
46
24
24
43
20
28
42
I8to 29 to
High game: Alvina ftdberg 201, Terry
Smith 232.
High series: Alvina Padberg 520, Terry
Smith 601
High Team Game: 42, 813.
High
Team
S eries:# 2 .
2267
Splits converted Lucille Massey 4-5,
Delbert Binschus 9-K); Ellis McRoberts 3-K),
Behe Munkers 2-7-8, Mike Doherty 5-7. Willie
Maddern 5-8-K).
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Believe It.
Thursdav Night ladles
M arch 15, 1990
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J & J Ceramics
30
B & C Repair
26to
Black Horse Contracting
25
Jordan Elevator
23
kofTe k u p keglers
March 15, 1990
W
L
MCGG
16
32
Hi Ho's
30
18
Beechers Alley Cats
25
23
No Pin Hitters
23to 24 to
Gutter Dusters
23
25
Three J’s
22 to 25to
Hopefuls
18
30
18
30
The Dregs
High game: Linda Schultz 196.
High series: Linda Schultz 557.
Splits convened Josie Kindslather 5-K); Bet
ty Brown 5-10.
Bowling
officers
elected
The Heppner Bowling Association
recently completed balloting for its
officers for the 1990-91 season.
Officers elected to head the
association in the coming year are:
president-N eil Beam er, vice
president-D uane
D isque,
secretary/treasurer-John Edmundson
and directors (two year terms)-Garry
Van Arsdale and Rick Johnston.
Outgoing president Dave Zachry
thanks the officers who served with
him during the 1989-90 bowling
season for their assistance in leading
the association.
P U B L I C N O T IC E
Spare Timers
March 6, 1990
kofTe k u p Keglers
March 8. 1990
H o ok & B o lts Strut
C o m p re sso r
Penland House
22 to 21to
18to 25 to
Kinzua
MCGG
18
26
Depot Nursery
12 to 31to
High game Marie Rudisill 184
High senes: Fran Barnett 500.
High team game: J & J Ceramics 717.
High team series: J & J Ceramics 2103.
Splits converted: LoRayne Bowman 5-K) &
5-6 10; Debbie Rhodes 5-6-K); Janet Beamer
5-7; Karen Phegley 3-10; Dianna Hoeft 3-K);
Darlene Scroggins 5-6; Eileen Padberg 8-9.
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14
I7to
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21
Notice of Budget
Committee Meeting
A public meeting of the budget
committee for the Willow Creek
Park District to discuss the budget
for fiscal year July 1, 1990 to June
30, 1991, will be held at the Colum
bia Basin meeting room in Heppner.
The meeting will take place April 3
at 7 p.m.
The purpose is to receive the
budget message and document at the
Willow Creek Park District. This is
a public meeting where the delibera
tion of the budget committee will
take place. Any person mayappear
at the meeting and discuss the pur
posed budget with the budget
committee.
Published: March 2 1, 1990
P U B L I C N O TIC E
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
AND ADOPTION OF
BOND ORDINANCE
The Board of Port Commissioners
of the Port of Morrow, Oregon (the
“ Board” ), will hold a public hear
ing at 3:00 p.m ., on April 11, 1990
at One Marine Drive, Boardman.
Oregon on the proposed issuance of
its National Rural U tilities
Cooperative Finance Corporation
G uaranteed Pollution C ontrol
Revenue Refunding Bonds (Pacific
Northwest Generating Company
Project) Series 1991A (the
“ Bonds” ) in the aggregate principal
amount not in excess of $5,900,000
for the purpose of refunding the
outstanding principal amount of the
$6,200,000 Port of Morrow, Oregon
National Rural Utilities Cooperative
Finance Corporation Guaranteed
Pollution Control Revenue Bonds
(Pacific Northwest Generating Com
pany Project) Series 198IN which
were issued to finance a portion of
the costs of the interest of Pacific
Northwest Generating Company (the
“ Company” ) in certain pollution
control, sewage and solid waste
disposal facilities (consisting of Fly-
Ash Removal System. Coal Dust
Collection System, Sanitary Sewage
Treatment Facilities, Waste Water
Treatment Facilities and Bottom Ash
Disposal Facility)(The "Project” ) at
the Number One Boardman Station
on Carty Reservoir located thirteen
miles southwest of Boardman,
Oregon at the south end of Tower
Road, Morrow County, Oregon and
to refund an earlier issue of bonds
which financed certain costs of the
Project and issuance costs inciden
tal thereto.
The public is invited to attend and
comment on any of the matters
herein noted and all taxpayers,
residents or interested parties who
appear will be given a reasonable op
portunity to express their views, both
orally and in writing, on the propos
ed issue of the Bonds. If you are
unable to attend the public hearing,
written comments concerning any of
the matters noted above may he ad
dressed to the Port of Morrow, One
Marine Drive, P O. Box 200,
Boardman, Oregon 97818. Atten
tion: Secretary.
Upon completion of the public
hearing, the Board will consider the
adoption of a bond ordinance
authorizing the issuance of the
Bonds
DATED: March 14. 1990
Kent Goodyear. Secretary,
Port of Morrow. Oregon
Published: March 21 and 28, 1990
P U B L I C N O TIC E
P U B L I C N O T IC E
OREGON CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MORROW COUNTY
Probate Department
In the Matter of the Estate
of
EVA M. ROBINSON
Deceased.
No. 90-PR3
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
Notice is given that the undersign
ed has been appointed and has
qualified as the personal represen
tative of the estate. All persons hav
ing claims against the estate are re
quired to present it, with proper
vouchers, within four months after
the date of first publication of this
notice, as stated below, to the per
sonal representative at the offices of
Kuhn and Spicer, 269A N. Main
Street, P.O. Box 428, Heppner,
Oregon 97836, or they may be
barred.
All persons whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings in this
estate may obtain additional informa
tion from the records of the court,
the personal representative or the at
torney
for
the
personal
representative.
DATED and first published
March 14, 1990.
Creston O. Robinson
Personal Representative
290 Church St.
Heppner, OR 97836
Published: March 14, 21 and 28,
1990______________________
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR MORROW COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
VIOLET SWAGGART, Deceased.
No. 90-PR-2
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as personal representative
of the estate. All persons having
claims against the estate are hereby
required to present the same, with
proper vouchers, within four months
after the date of the first publication
of this notice, as stated below, to the
personal representative c/o Collins
& C ollins, P .O . Box 1457,
Pendleton, OR 97801, or they may
be barred.
All persons whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings in this
estate may obtain additional informa
tion from the records of the court,
the personal representative or the at
torneys
for
the
personal
representative
DATED and first published:
March 7, 1990.
GERALD SWAGGART
Personal Representative
c/o COLLINS & COLLINS
A ttorneys
for
Personal
Representative
326 SE Second
P.O. Box 1457
Pendleton, OR 97801
Tel. No. (503) 276-3320
Published: March 7, 14 and 21,
1990_________________________
P U B L I C N O T IC E
The Port of Morrow, Oregon in
vites bids for the construction of an
approximately 900 foot deep water
supply well. Work includes drilling,
setting and grouting 16-inch casing
through 600 feet, more or less, of
alluvium and basalt; drilling a hole
sized for 12-inch well casing for 300
feet, more or less; furnishing and
setting 300 feet, more or less, of
12-inch well casing; and developing
and pump testing the completed
well. Artesian flow is possible. A
pilot hole may be drilled for all or
a portion of the well.
Sealed bids for the described pro
ject will be received by the Port of
Morrow at the Port of Morrow of
fice located at No. 1 Marine Drive,
Boardman, Oregon, or at P.O. Box
200, Boardman, Oregon 97818 un
til 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time, March
28, 1990, and then publicly opened
and read aloud. This project is be
ing funded through State of Oregon
Economic Development Department
funds. The Contractor is subject to
all State of Oregon requirements
regarding the payment of
State
of Oregon Prevailing Wage Rates.
The contract time for the project
shall be 90 calendar days.
The Contract Documents may be
examined at the following locations:
Port of Morrow, No. 1 Marine
Drive, Boardman, Oregon
Anderson Perry & Associates,
Inc., 1901 N. Fir Street, La Grande,
Oregon
Anderson. Perry & Associates,
Inc., 214 E. Birch Street, Walla
Walla, Washington
Copies of the Contract Documents
may be obtained at the office of
Anderson. Perry & Associates, Inc.,
1901 N. Fir Street. P.O. Box 1107,
La Grande, Oregon 97850 upon a
non-rcfundable payment of $25.00
for each set. The Contract Document
will be available after March 14.
1990.
Gary Neal, Port Manager
Published: March 14 and 21. 1990
The Budget Committee of Hepp
ner Rural Fire Protection District
will meet at Bev’s Bookkeeping, 126
E. May St., Heppner Oregon
97836, at 7:00 P.M., Monday, April
2, 1990, for the purpose of discuss
ing the budget for the 1990-91 Fiscal
year.
Board of Directors
Heppner Rural Fire Prot. Dist.
Published: March 21, 1990
1 CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank the
wonderful hospital staff and all
others concerned who helped us.
Bob Lovgren family
__________________
3-20-lc
We wish to express our heartfelt
gratitude for all kindness shown to
us at the loss o f husband, father and
grandfather.
We are grateful for all the food,
flowers, prayers, mass offerings,
charitable donations, gifts and offers
of help.
Our thanks to the rescue units of
Lexington and lone, the ambulance-
Drs. Berretta and the hospital.
We are especially grateful to
Father Hahn and Father Beard for
the comforting service. We also
thank Bill Kenny and Carley Drake
for the beautiful music and Howard
for doing the readings.
Our special thanks to the Altar
Societies for the lovely dinner.
Everyone has been so wonderful,
it is hard to find words to express our
thanks.
The family of Wilbur Steagall
_______________________P
A special thanks to Stuart and Julie
Dick for organizing the new addition
to the youth activities, the St. Pat’s
Hoop Shoot. Thanks also to Rick
Johnston for helping out. The kids
all loved it.
Judy & Don Barber
Paul & Susan Hisler
Joe & Linda Kenny
Patty & Dave Matheny
_______________________3-21-lc
We’d like to thank and compli
ment the teachers and students from
Heppner for their very creative Irish
Art work that they made for display
for our downtown business windows
during the St. Pat’s celebration.
They made a nice addition to
decorating the town
The following teachers and
students participating were: Ms.
Cherry Webber, Mrs. Pat Edmund
son, Mrs. Lea Calvert, Mrs. Karen
Dubuque, Mrs. Mary Haguewood,
Mrs. Dick Allen, Mrs. Jean Strange.
Mr. Doug Sheirbon, Mrs. Joy
Krein, Mrs. Karen Clough and Mrs.
Cara Costa.
Susan Hisler
St Pat’s Committee
_______________________ 3-21-lc
Cottage Accents would like to
thank everyone who made our open
ing a great success. We appreciate
those craftspersons who donated
items for the door prizes and for all
who have helped us to get started.
Store hours will be Tues. - Sat. 11
a m. to 5 p.m.
Thanks,
Cindy & Ellen Kennedy
_______________________ 3-21-lc
Our deepest thanks to the people
who contributed items to the St.
Pat’s Auction. Your support made
this auction the biggest and best yet.
Also a big thanks to the behind the
scenes people that helped make it a
success. Thanks again.
Pat Sweeney
_______________________ 3-21-lc
A big “ thank you” to the
members of the Heppner fire depart
ment in helping control the fire on
our place Monday. We really ap
preciate your prompt response.
Fred and Kathryn Hoskins
3-21-lp
2 NOTICES
Tumbling classes to start soon at the
Heppner Junior High Gym. Ages
3-10. For more information call Cin
dy Sumner, 989-8514 after 3 p.m.
or weekends._____________ 3-7-3c
4 HELP WANTED
US Census Bureau has short term
census jobs available throughout
Morrow County and surrounding
areas. $5.50/hour plus 24C per mile,
car necessary. Interviews and testing
will be held in Heppner. Call
388-7885 (collect).
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action Employer.________ 2-28-2c
Part-time Job Opening
Must he able to type- ac
curacy more important
than speed. Computer in
terface, dictaphone, fil
ing. Will train the right
individual.
Van Marter & Kahl Ins., Inc.
676 9113