Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 22, 19*® - NINE
Street construction to begin Aug. 27
Humbert Asphalt of Milton-
Freewater will begin re construction
of Willow Street near City Hall on
Justice Court
Report
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in Hepp
ner reports handling the following
business during the past week:
Arlene Marie Gienger, 49, Spray-
Exceeding the Maximum Speed
Limit, 69 mph in a 55 mph zone, $37
fine;
C onstance Gae Eng, 38,
Lexington-Exceeding the Maximum
Speed Limit, 68 mph in a 55 mph
zone, $37 fine;
Ryan Lee Miller, 18, Heppner-
Exceeding the Maximum Speed
Limit, 69 mph in a 55 mph zone, $43
fine;
Richard Marion Scholl, 21, Baker
City-Exceeding the Maximum Speed
Limit, 70 mph in a 55 mph zone, $37
fine;
Jam es Benson Preston, 29,
Pendleton-N o C lass III ATV
License, $20 fine;
Nora Lee Butler, 27, Fossil-No
Operator’s License, $63 fine;
Matterson D. Gilmore, 18, Ione-
No Operator’s License, $20 fine;
Disobeyed Stop Sign, $29 fine;
Jam es M atthew Healy, 38,
Heppner-Vehicle License Expired,
$61 bail forfeited; No Operator’s
License, $20 fine;
Daniel Robert VanSchoiack, 30,
Heppner-Expired Vehicle Registra-
tion/Permit, $16 fine;
Ralph James, 72, Lexington-
Dlegal Stopping Standing or Parking,
$65 bail forfeited;
John B. Cutsforth, 21, Irrigon-
Driving While Suspended, $222
fine; Driving Uninsured, $33 fine;
Larry Bettencourt, 35, Hermiston-
Unlawful Possession of Firearm,
$590 fine and 180 days in jail, $250
fine and 180 days in jail suspended
with one year probation with no fur
ther violation of law excluding minor
traffic;
Richard J. Wolff, 53, Moxee,
WA.-No PUC Permit, $37 fine.
Obituaries
Mildred N. Rhea
Monday, Aug. 27.
Work on the water lines on that
street will be completed prior to
repaving.
Cars will be detoured during con
struction time. Merchants on Willow
Street may also have their sidewalks
repaved at their own cost at that
time, said Marshall Lovgren, city
administrator.
Jazz group to form
Any vocal or instrumental Jazz
musician who would like to be in
volved in singing or playing in a jazz
group or combo with other adult
residents of Morrow County should
contact Kathy Hoskins, 676-5143,
Heppner, or 481-3532, Boardman.
A group is being formed to meet
twice a month to play/sing a variety
of jazz music including but not
limited to be-bop (swing), blues and
ballads. “ If this gets going,’’ said
organizer Kathy Hoskins, we will
have groups in both the north and
south end of the county and possibly
combine for performances.”
Hoskins says the group is especial
ly looking for a jazz pianist and a
bass guitarist.
Chamber Chatter
By Claudia Hughes, Chamber Manager
* What is this wet stuff falling
from the sky? Isn’t it wonderful to
see the drops of dew on everything
and the dust settle. Those attending
the rodeo on Friday night were
treated to a beautiful rainbow disap
pearing behind the cross on the hill.
* As of today, the county for Cy
cle Oregon is 1,845. Each day we
receive new updates in the mail and
deadlines are drawing closer. Ukiah
was hosting 170 cyclists on Monday.
The park was filled to capacity with
multi-colored tents and spandex dry
ing on the fence. All I could think
of was “ ten times that many in less
than three weeks.” Things like a
smiley faced balloon, a sign above
my typewriter that reads “ first you
breath” and terrific co-ordinators
keep me plunging ahead.
* Winner of the drawing for a
“ Heppner Survivor” Cycle Oregon
T-shirt is Audrey Edmundson, a
resident of Pioneer Memorial Nurs
ing Home. Congratulations, Audrey.
These T-shirts are available at the
Heppner Chamber Office at $12
1 CARB OF THANKS
PUBLIC NOTICE
W .C.C.C. Golf
WCCC Ladies
August 14, 1990
Team 1: low gross-Eileen Padberg,
Anita Boyer, Lucille Peck; low net-
Martha Munkers, Jan Paustian; long
drive Eileen Padberg #11; K.P.-Pat
Edmundson #14; chip in-Harriet
P ierson; m ystery ball-L uvilla
Sonstegard.
Team 2: second low gross; Kathy
Cutsforth and Pat Edmundson; se
cond low net-Maggie Izzett and
Maude Hughes.
Team 3: third low gross-Carol
Norris and Harriet Pierson; third
low net-Suzanne Jepsen and Melba
Miller.
Hostesses for the day were Pat Ed
mundson and Jo Pettyjohn.
August 16, 1990
Ladies Flag Tournament
Low gross: first-Kathy Cutsforth;
second-Anita Boyer; third-Jan Paus
tian; fourth-Lois Hunt.
First flag planted-Maude Hughes.
Flag planted in the #9 hole:
Neoma Bailey and Be be Munkers.
Sand trap prize: Maude Hughes
and Lucille Massey.
Most balls lost-Kay Anderson,
Coral Mitchell and Maggie Izzett .
Chip in: Muriel Palmer and
Luvilla Sonstegard.
Coming events: String tourna
ment, August 30. Sign up in the club
house.
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE, UMATILLA NA
TIONAL FOREST, TUPPER
THIN TIMBER SALE, Located
withinT. 6 S .,R . 26-27 E ..T .7 S .,
R. 27 E. W .M ., surveyed. SEAL
ED BIDS will be received in public
at the Heppner Ranger District Of
fice, 325 Willow View Drive, Hepp
ner, Oregon, 97836, up to and not
later than 1:00 P.M ., local time at
place of bid opening, September 25,
1990 immediately opened and
followed by oral bidding for an
estimated 710 M board feet of timber
marked or otherwise designated for
cutting. The minimum acceptable
bid per M board feet is: ponderosa
pine, $235.01; Douglas-fir and
other, $36.99; Utility (Pulp), $2.00.
Additional deposits are required for
slash disposal at $4.70 per MBF for
ponderosa pine and Douglas-fir and
other and for road maintenance
The U .S. D epartm ent of
Agriculture, Agricultural Stabiliza
tion and Conservation Service’s
Morrow County Office in Heppner,
is seeking a new office location
within the boundaries of Fuller Ca
nyon Road on the North, Court
Street on the East, Cannon Street on
the South, and Riverside Avenue on
the West. This office requires 3,100
square feet of net usable, high quali
ty office space on the first floor.
Anyone interested should call Skip
Matthews at 676-9011 for a copy of
the solicitation.
Published: August 15, 22 and 29,
1990________________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
“ NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED
FORM ATION OF IRRIGON
LIVESTOCK DISTRICT,
MORROW COUNTY”
A hearing shall be held at 7:30
o’clock p.m. on September 4, 1990,
at the Morrow County Courthouse
Annex, 3rd and North Main, Ir-
rigon, Oregon on the matter of for
mation of an Irrigon Livestock
District.
The territory and boundaries of the
proposed district is described as
follows: Beginning at the South
meander line of the Columbia River
and the West Section line of Section
15, Township 5 North, Range 26,
E.W.M.; thence Sourth along the
West Section line of Sections 15, 22,
27 and 34, Township 5 North,
Range 26, E.W.M.; and Sections 3,
10, 15 in Township 4 North, Range
26 E.W.M.; to the right-of-way of
the main line of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company in a Sourtheaster-
ly direction 9 miles, more or less,
to the East boundary line of Morrow
County, Oregon, thence following
the boundary line of Morrow Coun
ty, Oregon North to the South
meander line of the Columbia River;
thence West to the point of
beginning.
The class of livestock which shall
not lawfully be permitted to run at
large within the proposed livestock
district are animals of the bovine
species, horses, mules, asses, sheep,
goats and swine.
Barbara Bloodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
Published: August 15 and 22, 1990
The funeral for Mildred .Norma
Rhea was Monday, Aug. 20 at the
1 CARP OF THANKS
United Methodist Church in Her-
miston. Burial was at the Hermiston
Words cannot adequately express
cemetery.
-
our deep appreciation for the many
Mrs. Rhea, 72, o# Hermiston
right
: cyclists
kind and sympathetic acts that came
died Wednesday,Aug. 15, 1990, at
* Chamber, will hold a regular ject any and all bids is reserved. A
to us at the time of our recent
Good Shepherd Com m unity
Tuesday meeting August 28 at the prospectus is available to the public
bereavement. We are deeply grateful
Hospital in Hermiston.
Heppner Elks. Program will be a and interested potential bidders.
to all.
She was born Oct. 12, 1917 at presentation by Sarah Carlson on the Complete information concerning
The children of Bill Brannon
Pendleton.
“ Gold Card” program, an academic the timber, the conditions of sale and
Tami Berthold
On April 12, 1936, Easter Sun achievement recognition program submission of bids may be obtained
Karmin Jacobsen
day, she married Carl Rhea in the she would like to propose to the from the District Ranger, 325
Russell Brannon
parsonage o f the Pendleton
Willow View Drive. Heppner, OR.
business community.
Marty Brannon
Methodist Church.
Thought for the week: "Enjoy the 97836 or the Forest Supervisor,
Kellie Brannon
She and her husband farmed in the little things. One day you may look Umatilla National Forest, 2517
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Sand Hollow area. 28 miles back and realize they were the big S.W. Hailey Avenue, Pendleton,
Thanks to all the friends and
southwest of Hermiston in Morrow things.”
OR. 97801.
relatives who sent their sympathy,
County for 27 years before moving
Published: August 22, 1990
cards and flowers for Richard
to Hermiston in March 1980.
Borman.
She was a member of the United
Lorma Borman
Methodist Church in Hermiston; a
Lynda Dunlap
member of the Order of Eastern Star w Beginning Wednesday August 1st, Del’s Market, Lex-
Dyrk
and
Debbie
Dunlap
where she was a past matron and a 5 ington, will be open from 8 : 0 0 A .M . u n til 7 : 3 0
Lori
and
Robin
LaRue
and
family
member of the Pollyannas. She also
P .M . to better serve our customers.
Ellen
Gerstad
and
family
did work for the Red Cross and was
Howard and Evelyn Patton
O u r 12 p c. ch ick en d in n e r O N L Y * *7®*
active in Home Extension and in
Rachel McNabb
We have a nice selection o f New Release Videos.
4-H.
Calvin and Connie Cox
Survivors include her husband,
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Carl, at the home; son, Steven, of
H eppner; daughters, C arlene
McFarlan of Forest Grove, Sandra
Kelley of Albany and Lori Sutphin
N O T IC I ( ' I N A S H s n i I I K S O N S A m A k i v . IO H I O'A M R S O l- I \ C I.A IM 1 J ) P R O H - R T Y
of Pendleton; sisters, Audry Groh of
Portland and Lois Beaudoin of Her
miston; and seven grandchildren.
YOU MAY HU OWKI) MONTA BY T ill; SI ATE OF OREGON
Memorial contributions may be
made to the American Heart
Association through Bums Mortuary
Over 750,000Oregonian« art owed over $24 million la tmclaJned money or other aaaets. The name* published below include
in Hermiston.
may or asset was reported to As state last year.
\
ÑEWHOraS
Richard R. Borman
A graveside funeral service for
Richard R. Borman was held at the
Heppner Masonic Cemetery on Fri
day, Aug. 17.
Mr. Borman, 79, of Yakima,
formerly of Heppner, died Tuesday,
Aug. 14, 1990 at Yakima Valley
Memorial Hospital.
He was born Jan. 14, 1911, at
Baker to Edward and Sarah Hanby
Borman. He was raised on a ranch
near Whitney, Ore., and at the age
of 17, moved to Heppner where he
went to work on the D.O. Justus
sheep ranch near Heppner.
On May 5, 1934 he married Lor-
na Patton at Heppner.
In 1944. he went to work for the
Harry Duvall wheat ranch and in
1948 began working for the Morrow
County Road Department. He
retired from the road department in
1969 due to ill health. He and his
wife moved to Yakima in 1970.
Survivors include his wife at the
home in Yakima; daughter Lynda
Arlene Dunlap of Pendleton; sister.
Myrtle Hacker of Baker; brothers
Louis of Baker and Floyd of Lex
ington; two grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren. A sister,
Thelma Hansen, died earlier.
Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner. was
in charge of arrangements.
If you find your name or a relative'* name, SEND IN THE COUPON BELOW. Your inquiry will be forwarded to the
company which holds the money, or a claim form will be mot to you by the state.
Please return the coupon by NOVEMBER S, I9 H , or your unclaimed money will be pieced in the custody of the Oregon
Division of State Lands. V you are unable to respond by that date, you will be contacted after January 21,1991.
BECAUSE NAMES ARE PUBLISHED THROUGHOUT THE STATE, WE CANNOT PROVIDE INFORMATION
BY TELEPHONE.
Boardman
Steven E. Miller
732 Mt Adams
Melvin L. Thomas
PO Box 485
Heppner
Jerome F. Sweeney
PO Box 97
Irrigon
Robert A. Fields
Rt. 2 Box 66
Margaret T. Hollinger
PO Box 1
Michael E Kendell
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M A IL TO : Stale of Oregon, Division of Stale Lends. 773
Published: August 22 and 29 1990
D a ti of Blrth/D eath
other photo identification
St N E. Salem. Oregon 97310
I would like to thank the am
bulance crew, doctors, policemen
and neigh{>ors for their quick
response when needed. Thank you
very much.
Jessie, B.J. and Leonard
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A special thank you to all of those
in our community and visitors who
supported our Saturday barbecue.
Everyone was such a help when we
had to move the tables into the parish
hall because of the rain.
Thank you again for making it a
huge success.
In Christ’s love,
Members of All Saints Episcopal
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I would like to thank the Search
and Rescue Posse for my Black Hills
gold ring.
Betty Aldrich
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Thanks to Guy and Barbara
VanArsdale, the Cutsforth Family,
the Ukiah EMT Assoc., Randall
Lott, and the Morrow County Fair
Board. A great big thank you to all
the contestants in the Morrow Coun
ty Search and Rescue dunk tank.
Morrow Co. Search and Rescue
Terri Denton
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We want to thank our family and
friends for the cards, gifts and many
good wishes on our 55th wedding
anniversary. To the hospital staff and
nursing home patients, thank you for
helping us celebrate. A special
thanks to the office staff and ad
ministration for the lovely corsage
and bouttonniere. To Evelyn and the
kitchen crew, to the nurses and
health keeping crew, thanks for all
your extra work. Thanks to Fran
Barnett for making the beautiful
cake. And to our family for plann
ing the party. To Drs. Ed and Jean,
we are sorry you weren’t able to
celebrate with us.
Roby and Ethel Chappell
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Thank you to all the volunteers
who worked in the 4-H snack shack
during fair week. Your many hours
of labor are very much appreciated.
Jan Coe
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2 NOTICES_____________
Want to trade, let me use your wood
trailer, I’ll give you some wood.
David Sykes, 676-9939. 8-22-tfx
Capture^that special moment with a
photograph. Weddings, dances,
class reunions, birth announcements,
team pictures and more. Call Joyce
Hughes 676-9959 eveningv.7-25-tfe
Cycle III Beds Needed
We still need beds for cyclists,
Sept. 9. Phone Judie 676-9663
Heppner T V. Office._____ 8-1 -tfc
3 LOST & FOUND
FOUND: kitten about 8 months old.
Black and gray striped with white
feet, stomach and face. Call
676-5038.______________ 8-22-lp
4 HELP WANTED
SUBSTITUTE
TEACHERS
NEEDED
The Morrow County School
District is now taking applications
for substitute teachers new to our
d istrict. C ertificated teachers
wishing to be employed during the
1990-91 school year may contact Jo
Burt at the district office, 270 West
Main, Lexington, Oregon, or call
989-8202. Applicants must complete
a district application form, provide
copies of transcripts and teaching
certificate, complete W-4 and 1-9
forms and specify preferred location
for substituting.
THE
MORROW
COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT IS AN
EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER____________ 8-22-2c
HELP WANTED: Must work
Saturdays, some physical labor.
Apply in person, Pettyjohn’s.
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HELP W ANTED: Cook and
waitress. Apply in person, Heppner
Bowl,__________________ 8-22-2c
Wastewater System Technician
Q ualifications
include:
Agricultural background, thorough
knowledge of cropping and irriga
tion systems, harvest practices, etc.,
technical writing skills to prepare
written reports covering wastewater
system operation, management, and
m onitoring,
knowledge
of
wastewater treatment processes.
Preferred qualifications include:
Computer skills, including data en
try. spreadsheet, and word process
ing, knowledge of correct pro
cedures for the collection of
wastewater, soil, crop tissue and
ground water samples (ability to col
lect samples too.) Resumes will be
accepted at the Port of Morrow,
No. 1 Marine Drive, P.O. Box 200,
Boardman, OR 97818 until Sept. 7,
1990. The Port of Morrow is an
equal opportunity employer.8-22-2c
4 HELP WANTBB
__
Wanted: Someone that can cook,
clean house, from 11 a.m. to 4:30
p m. Call 676-9429.
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HELP WANTED: Morrow County
Oregon is seeking person to fill the
position of Data Processor/Progrem-
mer for the M orrow County
Emergency Management Depart
ment. This position will be respon
sible for data entry for the Chemical
Stockpile Emergency Preparedness
Program (CSF.PP). May work long
hours during emergency situations.
Travel frequently to emergency
management training/m eetings.
Security clearance may be required.
Minimum of Associate degree in
computer science. Minimum two
years in computer-related occupa
tion. Apply by 5:00 p.m. September
7, 1990. For application and/or in
form ation contact
LoRayne
Bowman, Admin. Assist./Personnel
Director (503) 676-9061 Ext. 20 or
write P.O. Box 788, Heppner, OR
97836. Morrow County does not
discriminate on the basis of race,
color. National origin, sex, religion,
age and handicapped status in
employment or the provision of
services.________________ 8-22-3c
NOTICE OF VACANCY
The Morrow County School
District has the following position
open.
POSITION: O ffice h e lp -
assignment: District office.
QUALIFICATIONS: The appli
cant must hold a valid Oregon
driver’s license. The applicant must
have a good work record, good work
habits, and be able to work as a self
starter at all times. The applicant
must be able to use a typewriter and
have knowledge of and be able to use
an IBM computer. Knowledge of
maintenance procedures and parts is
desireable. The applicant must be
able to work well with others and
deal with people in person and on the
phone. The applicant must be able
to understand parts catalogs and
order parts, mainly by phone, but on
occasion, in person.
EXPERIENCE: Previous ex
perience in cleaning materials,
building maintenance and equipment
parts is desirable. Experience in
dealing with people, bid specifica
tions, phone ordering, and contrac
tors is a plus.
REQUIREMENTS: Maintain a
valid Oregon driver’s license; know
and follow good safety practices;
follow oral and written instruction by
the supervisor and abide by school
policies. The applicant is under
general supervision o f the
maintenance supervisor, and specific
supervision of the head district
secretary.
PERIOD OF WORK: 20 hours
per week, 5 days per week, 12
months per year, hours per day to be
arranged.
WAGES: $6.68/hr with full
benefits.
APPLICATION: A M orrow
County School District application
form must be submitted to the
district office on or before August
27, 1990.
BEGINNING DATE: September
17, 1990.
Applicants must provide a com
plete district application form
which may be obtained at each
school or the District Office in
Lexington.
The Morrow County School District
is an equal opportunity employer.
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Executive director, Umatilla-
Morrow County Special Olympics.
Half-time position. Responsibilities
include, coordinating budget, fund
raising, training volunteers, coor
dinating sports events. Salary range
$8,000 to $10,000 annually plus
benefits. Experience in education or
related field preferred. Send resume
to Ernest Cristler, Umatilla ESD,
P.O. Box 38, Pendleton, OR 97801
by August 24, 1990. EOE.8-15-2c
Morrow County Oregon is seek
ing person to fill the position of
Chemical Stockpile Emergency
Preparedness Program (CSEPP)
Planner/Code Enforcement Officer.
This position is 75% CSEPP and
25% Code Enforcement Officer.
Must have any combination of
education and experience equivalent
to a bachelor’s degree from an ac
credited college or university in
planning or related field. Working
experience in a planning office
desireable. Apply by 5 p.m .
September 7, 1990. For application
and/or information contact LoRayne
Bowman. Admin. Assist./Personnel
Director (503) 676-9061 Ext. 20 or
write P.O. Box 788, Heppner, OR
97836. Morrow County does not
discriminate on the basis of race,
color. National Origin, sex. religion,
age and handicapped status in
employment or the provision of
services.________________8-15-4c
Earn $200-$500 weekly mailing
greeting cards and novelty gift items.
For more information send a
stamped addressed envelope to:
Greeting Cards, Inc. P.O. Box
2297. Miami, FI. 33261 8-22-12c