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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. July 20. 1394 VanLiew earns top sheep awards PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF H EARING T h e M o rro w C o u n ty Court w ill hold a public hearing at 10:15 o ’clock a.m . on W edn esday. August 3, 1994, at the Mor row County Courthouse, 100 Court Street, Heppner, Oregon to hear public com m ent upon the issue o f for mation a health district in M orrow C ounty: the district is known as the "M orrow County Medical District” . This hearing is the final hearing on the petition: at the conclusion o f this hearing, the Court intends to issue an order to the County Clerk calling for an election on the question o f formation. T h e m atter w o u ld a p p ea r on the N ovem ber general election ballot. A n y person m ay ap pear and be heard. Sandra Van Liew with her Published: July 20 and 27. sheep The Umatilla County Fair in 1994_______________________ Sandra Van Liew, Windy Hermiston, Aug 11-14 will have PUBLIC NOTICE Acres of Heppner, received top a Rare Breed Card Grading Sheep NOTICE OF H EARING awards at the Black Sheep show, which Van Liew is coor T h e M o rro w C o u n ty Gathering in Eugene June 23-26 dinating as well as serving as Court will hold a public showing her Jacob sheep. Van evaluator for the card grading. hearing at 10:00 o ’clock Liew received champion Jacob Card grading involves evaluating a.m . on W ednesday, ram and champion Jacob ewe. each animal in comparison with August 3. 1994, at the Mor Her fleeces placed second, third the breed standard. Then the blue row County Courthouse, and fifth. Van Liew is currently carded or excellent animals com serving on the board of directors pete in the show ring for cham 100 Court Street, Heppner, Oregon to hear public com for the Jacob Sheep Breeders pion and reserve champion. For more information contact ment upon the issue o f for Association for the Northwest mation a health district in region. Van Liew. 676-5050 north Morrow County: the district is known as the “ B oa rd m a n C o m m n ity Health District” . This hear “ O u tb ack O dyssey” church. Kids w ill discover ing is the final hearing on h ig h lig h tin g the land G o d ’s an sw ers to life ’s the petition: at the conclu “ dow n under” will be the questions through Bible sion o f this hearing, the V a c a tio n B ib le S ch o o l lessons, sin gin g, crafts, Court intends to issue an them e for Lexington Bap scrip tu re m e m o riza tio n order to the County Clerk tist Church at 150 E A r and recreation. calling for an election on cade. Lexington. VBS will There is no charge for the question o f formation. be held Aug. 1 through Aug this VBS program. All kids The m atter would appear 5 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. from four years old to the on the N ovem ber general "M an y have heard about sixth grade are invited to election ballot. A n y person Koalas, platypuses, and attend. For more inform a m ay appear and be heard. kangaroes but have you tion contact Sandy Van Published: July 20 and 27, heard about emus, w o m L ie w . at 6 7 6 -5 0 5 0 , or 1994_______________________ bats and din goes?" asks a Glenn Anderson 989-8555. sp o k e s p e rs o n for the Baptist VBS to begin PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Roger Britt’s Septic & Pumping Service has added a Speed Rooter Can clean any pipe or line between 11/4” to 4” . 100 feet of cable available 676-5096 Hosiery by ‘Volt* knee-hi’s, pantyhose, Queen size buy one - G E T O N E F R E E Straw hats Vz Sale purses Vz price off I rrv n/4 v / the n already low price. I IK a Unbelievable bargains! Sale July 20th thru July 26th Country Rose MM 676-9426 233 N. Main Heppner BEFORE TH E M ORROW C O U N TY C O U R T OF MORROW C O U N TY AN O RDINANCE REQ UIR ING TH E C O N TA IN M E N T OF SOLID W A S T E W HICH IS DELIVERED T O CO UN T Y TRAN SFER STA TIO N S AND IMPOSING P E N A L T Y FOR V IO LA TIO N .... ORDINANCE NO. W H E R E AS. ORS 203. 035 a u th orizes M orrow County to exercise authori ty within the County over matters o f County concern; and W HEREAS. M o rro w County has established a solid waste transfer station on H ighw ay 74 approx im ately 2 miles south o f Lexington Oregon; and W HEREAS. p erson s have been tran sp ortin g solid waste to said transfer station which is not con tained or covered, resulting in su b sta n tia l litte r in g along the roadways leading to the transfer station: and W HEREAS. M orrow C o u n ty has p r e v io u s ly established fees for the deposit o f solid waste at said transfer station; and Morrow County Medical Services “Stoti/tng to provide l M omou / County nesidents with access to a ¡¡uQC spectAuw ofj quality tncdicaQ s li c e s ' Pioneer Memorial Hospital and Nursing Home 564 E. Pioneer Dr. Heppner, OR 97836 676-9133 Pioneer Memorial Clinic Thompson Ave. Heppner, OR 97836 676-5504 Pioneer Memorial Home Health Agency “Serving all of Morrow and Gilliam and parts of Wheeler Counties" 564 E. Pioneer Dr., Heppner, OR 97836 676-9133 :0 * Heppner Dental Office 1st Interstate Bank Bldg. Heppner, OR 97836 676-9118 '<?«/ s e ^ Obituaries James B. Johnston J a m es B. “ Sam ” Johnston, 73. o f Heppner, died Friday. July 15. 1994 at his home. Recitation o f the rosary was Monday July 18 at the St. Patrick Catholic Church in Heppner. Funeral Mass was Tuesday, July 19 at the church with concluding service and burial at the Heppner Masonic C em e tery. Mr. Johnston was born March 12, 1921, at Hepp ner. to Allen and Mary McDaid Johnston. He grew up in Heppner and attend ed local schools, graduating from Heppner High School in 1940. He entered the m ilitary and served with the U.S. Arm y during W orld W ar II, returning to Heppner in 1945. On July 8, 1947, he m ar ried Lois M. V an ce at Lewiston, Idaho. T h ey liv ed in Heppner where he worked at Kinzua Mill for 33 years retiring in 1977. He also did janitorial work at the Bank o f Eastern Oregon for several years. He was a mem ber o f the Pendleton Eagles Lodge. Survivors include daugh ters, Jennifer Morrell o f H erm siton and P am ela Partlow of Boatdman: sons, Richard and Gregory, both of Heppner: sister, Annie Wilson o f Heppner; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. His wife Lois, died in 1991 and a half-brother and several half-sisters also died earlier. Memorial contributions m ay be made to Pioneer Memorial Hospital Founda tion, PO Box 515, Heppner 97836. Sweeney Mortuary, H ep pner, was in charge o f arrangements. • • ■ ' V ■ *. * ' . / n.. 9 m PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION On November 8, 1994, an election will be held for the p u rp ose of e le c tin g m em bers to all the posi Lie. 100806 • Bonded • Insured • tion s for the fo llo w in g districts. Morrow County, G re g Sw eenev Contracting S ervices S PO Box 161 • Heppner, OR 97836 • (503) 676-5438 Oregon: MORROW CO U NTY * Meta I *Roof Preservation Treatment H E A LTH DISTRICT- • i ♦Shoke * Repairs Director Zone 1 ♦Fiberglass ♦New Construction Director Zone 2 ♦Composition ♦ Tpar-Offs Director Zone 3 ............................................... Director Zone 4 Director Zone 5 MORROW C O U N TY MEDICAL DISTRICT- 5 (F iv e ) D irecto rs at Large BOARDMAN COMMUNITY H E A LTH DISTR1CT- 5 (F iv e ) D irecto rs at Large All candidates for these positions must file or peti tion for election with the County Clerk by August 30, 1994. copies o f peti tions m ay be picked up at the County Clerk's office. Barbara Bloodsworth Morrow County Clerk Published: July 20. 1994 Record your message rigfjt intp New Roofs - Reroofs - Repairs FREE ESTIMATES " ‘ - a ->•! ’W .] *.• e-........ “*• * V - ' > , :1 . V < .. •’ ,• ■* • _ * •. •• *. -»V ' .. O . . . '.i i . -* V . « * * V .. c •• -. I-' •."‘ •i ► •’ • ' ,>V* t » .*» \M;v V "Vi • • !>. Dinner. Music by Local DJs will follow around 8:30 p.m. The public is invited to join the class for visiting and dancing at that time. »» - , V • . j % / * » V. . . .. HHS Class of ‘74 plans reunion - * . A - . - V . V . r v ' . ’v - W A - * - s m ‘*-J _>•''C â V ^ î 'Î'-"'« V/Y-i V ‘C* - ■ -L.•>*••;,- - 'V-Y-¿A. j -. V 1 . -, ‘-' Y.. : j N E W ^ Recordable! “ C ards r . * -, ■« V* ;vwr '.• ^ '- > 1 • 7V-iv >T t . i ; A / ' W ■i..Ak . . . t'., . - . ' 1 -• • • ..-V i 7 V ... V /••>* ► . 1 •*. w V " * • k .V * r fry*' *v ,4. • . **'«> '• t '- " » '.. '• ' ;, ; q , •'>/ »tj )Let your loved one hear your voice i . the card • Resuable •- Unique Boardman Health Care Center 203 Kincade Rd., SW Boardman, OR 97818 481-7212 Morrow County Emergency Medical Services Call 911 Boardman Dental Office 300 Dillabaugh St. Boardman, OR 97818 481-9311 W HEREAS, it is in the — best Interests o f the people o f Morrow County to inhibit and diminish the littering Ralph M. “Tuck” o f the roadways leading to Jackson the transfer station: • Graveside services were THE CO U NTY COURT OF held Saturday. July 16 at MORROW C O U N TY O R the H aystack C em etery DAINS AS FOLLOW S: near Spray for Ralph M. SECTIO N 1. T IT L E OF “ T u c k ” J ack son . Mr. Jackson, 78. died o f cancer ORDINANCE This ordinance shall be at his h om e in S pray known and may be cited. Thursday, July 14. as “ T h e P e n a lty for Born February 24. 1916 Transporting Uncontained at H illsboro, he was a Solid Waste Ordinance” , veteran of the second world S E C T IO N 2. IM PO SI- war and commander o f the TIO N OF A D D IT IO N A L Spray American Legion. He FEE. was an active m em ber of Th e caretakers o f the the Spray Rodeo Associa- solid waste transfer station tion. He served on the located approxim ately 2 Spray city council. Tuck spent many years miles south o f Lexington on Highway 74, shall impose. working with the Harley in addition to any regular Tucker Rodeos. He also fee assessed for the deposit worked as caretaker for the o f solid w a ste at said Spray School District. Most transfer station, a penalty of all Tuck enjoyed visiting in the sum o f $5.00 upon w ith his m any friends, each load or deposit which fishing and wood working is brought to the transfer in his shop. Tuck is survived’ by his station and which is not wife, Alice at the home; covered or is not contained step-daughter, Carol Asher so as to prevent leakage, o f Spray: n eph ew Ken sp illage or loss du rin g Carleson o f Beaverton and transport. many grandchildren. SECTIO N 3. D ISPO SI Driskill Memorial Chapel TION OF ASSESSM ENT. was in charge o f arrange All moneys collected pur ments. suant to this ordinance shall be deposited to the Solid W aste Transfer Sta tion line item in the General Bikes skateboards Fund o f the County, which is lin e item n u m b er prohibited 101-123-340-4378 in the Morrow County budget. downtown SECTION 4. EFFECTIVE DATE. Riding skateboard and In com pliance with the bikes is prohibited on the provisions o f ORS 203.045, sidewalks in the city o f this ordinance shall take ef Heppner. Police chief Doug fect on the 90th day after Rathbun reminds parents the date o f its adoption. to inform your children of this rule as this is a danger FIR ST READING to pedestrians and custom SECOND READING AD O PTED TH IS day of, ers em erging from stores. 1994 by the M ORROW C O U N TY COURT Louis A. Carlson, Judge R.J. French, Commissioner Donald C.J. McElligott Com m issioner ATTEST: Barbara B. Bloodsworth County Clerk The class o f 1974 will APPRO VED AS TO FORM: hold their 20-year class reu County Counsel nion Sat.. July 23, at the Published: July 20, 1994 Heppner Elks Club, begin ning with Social Hour and F IV E only Long Distance Greetings see us for PRINTING • • • • Business Forms Business Cards Letterhead Envelopes Gazette-Times 676-9228 V *. - * Ñ yV , V» ¡Each greeting includes a calling card for 1Q minutes of F R E E long distance phone time. Use any phone service Anytime • Anywhere in the U.S. Mut/uup Dtog .INC. 217 North Main Heppner •• Í 4 ’ I t ' |4 At \ïy ,' •xi-i Hi ’ n ff . ‘ — *. *> j a V *V* || • V A » t ' • ‘ 9 * .. •./> % '¿ f 4 ““ ¿ A r i *04 ■■ , ^ /w- s * • . .■ / > '<41 1 - . > • ' '.v . J k i ' a . B ■ ; À * ’’ i ‘t it / ,.' • • 676-9158 ' ' .4 (i’! % • J i c f t : ■ ßil f f l p p f - ’• « ^ i . i* . . / j '.4 1 * ’ ■ * ' v y * 1 • \<r
