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hold celebration Pomona Grange holds picnic Class of ‘64 Lutherans A service of Holy Commu the service. The congregation gained membership. plans nion begins at 9 a.m. at Valby will also bid farewell to Dennis, It was reported that many Wheatland Pomona Grange Lutheran Church and at 11 Beth and Kelly Rafferty who met at the Greenfield Grange granges are putting forth a reunion a m. at Hope Lutheran church are moving to Meridian, Idaho. Hall in Boardman on Sunday great deal of effort to control Heppner High School Class on Sunday, Aug. 7. “There is Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday August .3, By Delpha Jones for the regular meeting and pic nic. Roll call accounted for nine members present from Greenfield, six members from Lexington, two from Spray and six from lone. Grange members enjoyed a hearty dinner with the host grange providing the main dish and others bringing potluck desserts and salads. Master Mike Medlock and his wife were present. Medlock gave a report on the state grange session. He said that granges need to prepare more resolutions and publicize the many state, national and local projects. At this m eeting,Spray Grange received recognition for placing second in the state for weeds along state highways in conjunction with state highway departments. There was also a discussion on the Blue Moun tain Bio-Diversity projects and their functions. A memorial was held for departed members. Those are Jim Logan, Louis Buschke and Jessie Pattee from lone; Lor dane Carlson from Boardman; Jack Jenkins and Harry Phelps from Spray and Vernon Munkers and Wavel Wilkinson from Lexington. A short eulogy about each person was read and balloons bearing their names were released. The next meeting will be in October in lone at the Willows Grange Hall. Rangeland comment period extended The comment period for Rangeland Reform '94 propos ed rules, that was set to expire July 28, has been extended to September 9, 1994. Comments must be received by the Forest Service by that date. Com ments to the Bureau of Land M anagement must be postmarked by Sept. 9. According to Bill Myers, ex ecutive director of the Public Lands Council, there has been no extension of the comment period which expires August 11, for the environmental im pact statement draft. However the Department of the Interior is considering extending the comment period, Myers said. C o m m issio n ’s plan to aid fam ilies The Morrow County Court has approved the 1995-97 bien nial plan for the Morrow Coun ty Commission on Children and Families. According to Dar Merrill, ex ecutive director of the commis sion, the plan is the result of a community mapping process that identified strengths and resources within the county, as well as risks affecting children and families. The plan was accomplished through three surveys, one for the public, one for businesses and organizations and a youth risk behavior survey given to high school students. Goals of the plan, in order of priority, include: reducing child abuse; decreasing the teenage pregnancy rate; increasing the percent of babies born to mothers receiving adequate prenatal care; reducing the juvenile crime rate; increasing the percent of families who are able to care for their own children; decreasing teenage tobacco, alcohol and drug use; increasing the percentage of children entering kindergarten who meet developmental stan dards for their age; increasing the number of child care slots; increasing the percent of families living above the federal poverty line and increasing the high school graduation rate. Merrill said that the mapping process identified many organizations, institutions and individuals who are willing to help and will be brought together to help achieve those goals. of 1964 will hold a 30 year class reunion on August 20 in con junction with the Morrow County Fair and Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo. Addresses are needed for the following class members: Richard Clark, Melody Berry, Jerry Greenup, Glenda Hills, Alvin Ayers and Sharon Ayers. Contact Diana Ball at 676-5306. We Print Letterhead Many styles and colors to choose from t Gazette-Times 676-9228 j PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING The Morrow County Court plenty of good hymn singing, PUBLIC NOTICE will hold a public hearing at Bible based preaching and just Esta Uste EN Bajo-Ingresos Y 10:00 o'clock a.m. on Friday, good Christian fellowship," En Necesidad De Vivienda Que August 12, 1994, at the Mor row County Courthouse, 100 says Pastor Stan Hoobing. Uste Puede Pagar? Pastor Hoobing will preach on El “ Programa de Casa in- Court Street, H eppner, the dangers of ignoring the quilino bas" sea que puede Oregon to hear public com signs, based on gospel of John ayudarle pagar su renta antes ment upon the issue of forma 6:24-25. que Seccion 8. Puede Ser que tion a county-wide health A celebration in honor of page Una porcion de su renta district in Morrow County: Natalie Kirstan Penny Rauch, por hasta 12 meses si uste par- the district is known as the daughter of Chris and Kathy ticipa en servicios-social para "M orrow County Health Rauch of Lexington, will follow ayudarle acabar porsi suficient. District". This hearing is the Para mas informacion, hable first hearing on a resolution a este numero: CAPECO, 721 initiated by the Morrow SE 3rd, Suite D, Pendleton, OR County Court for formation of 97801, (503) 276-1926. a county-wide disrict; at the could lead to visiting other Published: August 3, 1994 conclusion of this hearing, the parts of the Pacific Northwest Court intends to issue an and meeting new people with PUBLIC NOTICE order approving the resolu like interests, organizers say. NOTICE OF tion and setting a time and WATER RIGHT place for final hearing on the PUBLIC NOTICE TRANSFER 7105 Any person may ap ARE YOU LOW INCOME Jedediah Aylett filed an ap matter. pear and AND IN NEED OF AFFOR plication with the Water Published: be heard. July 27; and DABLE HOUSING? Resources Department for a August 3, 1994___________ _ The “ Home Tenant-Based change in point of diversion, Assistance Program" may be of use, and character of CARD OF THANKS able to help pay your rent place use of water from shallow before Section 8 can. It could groundwater as provided by The family of Bill Rawlins pay a portion of your rent for ORS 737.705 and 540.510 to wants to thank all those who up to 12 months if you par 540.530. have expressed kind memories ticipate in social services to help Certificate 60557, in the of Bill and loving concern for you achieve self-sufficiency. name of Jedediah Aylett, in us. For more information, con a right limited to 0.064 We surely appreciate all the tact CAPECO, 721 SE 3rd, cludes foot per second from many cards, visits, food, Suite D, Pendleton, OR 97801, cubic wells 1 and 2, with a priority flowers, memorial gifts and (503) 276-1926. date of May 2, 1965 for irriga other acts of kindness. You Published: August 3, 1994 were wonderful. tion of 5.12 acres. Jane, Tom, Carol and Bill The points of appropriation PUBLIC NOTICE for this right are in the SEVi John, Charlie, Matt & Natalie NOTICE ___________________ 8-3-lp NWV4, NWV4 SWV , Section OF NOMINATIONS 28 T 4 N, R 27 E, WM; Well The family of James B. Columbia Basin Electric 1 -5 6 chains North and 21.5 Johnston would like to express Cooperative, inc. is notifying all chains East, Well 2 - 24.5 their appreciation to those who members that nominations are chains North and 19.5 chains phoned, sent food, flowers, open for the following two East, both from the SW cor cards, and prayers during the director's positions: ner, Section 28. time of our loss. For three year terms: Certificate 60553, in the We would also like to thank ZONE No. 1. That territory name of Jedediah Aylett, in the Pioneer Memorial Hospital served or to be served by the cludes a right limited to 0.055 staff, Dr. Ed Berretta and Home Cooperative lying West of the cubic foot per second from a Care for the excellent care our Morrow-Gilliam County line well, with a priority date of Dad and brother was given and North of the Township line March 26, 1956 for irrigation during his hospital stay and at dividing Townships 3 South of 4.4 acres. home. and 4 South. Rick, Greg, Pam Certificate 60555, in the ZONE NO. 7. That territory name of Jedediah Aylett, in Jennifer and Annie Wilson served or to be served by the cludes a right limited to 0.055 ________ ___________ Cooperative wjthin the incor cubic foot1 per second from a I would like to thank the 8-3-lc porated city limits of Fossil, well, with a priority date of Fire Dept, and community lone of Oregon. February 4, 1965 for irrigation lone for their help in putting The members of the of 4.4 acres. out the fire behind my house nominating committee are: point of appropriation last Wednesday, July 27. I ap Zone No. 1: John Weimar, for The these rights is in the SEVi preciate all of you more than Clem, Oregon, 384-6445. SWV , Section 28, T 4 N, R 27 words can say. Zone No. 7: Kenneth Kill- E, WM; 90' North and John Collin ingsworth, Fossil, Oregon, 40'West from the SV corner, ___________________ 8-3-lp 763-4556. Section 28. The nominating committee The applicant proposes to will accept nominations up to change character of use and including the last day of and place the of use to a gravel pit August. in the SV SWV Section 21, Nominees must be members and NV NWV , , Section 28. of the Columbia Basin Electric The applicant also proposed Cooperative, Inc. They must to change the point of ap reside in, and receive service in propriation to the NEV4 the Zone in which they will be NWV4, Section 28, T 4 N, R 27 running. Published: August 3 and 10, E, WM; 4940' North and 1994_____________________ 1350' East from the SW cor ner, Section 28. PUBLIC NOTICE Protests may be filed by per INVITATION TO BID sons who think their water Morrow County invites bids right may be injured by this for the installation of a change. Additional informa telephone communication tion or forms and rules for fil system , specifications for ing protests are available from which may be obtained at the the Water Resources Depart Morrow County Courthouse, ment by calling 378-8455. If a 100 Court Street, Heppner. rotest is filed a hearing may Oregon, 97836, (503) 676-9061 e held. ext 42. IF NO PROTEST IS FILED Sealed bids will be received ’ BY AUGUST 23, 1994, at the Morrow County Cour thouse, Computer THE CHANGE MAY BE AP M aintenance Department, PROVED WITHOUT A located in Heppner, Oregon HEARING. until 2 p.m. Pacific Daylight Published: July 27; August 3 Time on September 7, 1994, and 10, 1994 ____________ and then publicly opened and read aloud. No bid will be con PUBLIC NOTICE sidered unless it contains a Nominating petitions are statement by the bidder that available at Susan Baker's ORS 279.350 (prevailing wage home, 430 west, for the Town law and prevailing wage rates) of Lexington, for elective posi will be complied with. Each tions to be filled at the sealed bid must be plainly November 8, 1994 General marked on the outside of the Election. Nominations are envelope as “Bid for Installa open for the position of tion of Telephone Communica Mayor(four year term); two tions System." City Council positions (four Morrow County does not year terms each). discriminate on the basis of To be eligible to hold elec race, color, national origin, sex, tive office in the Town of Lex religion, age and handicapped ington a person must be a Rummage Sale, Aug. 13, status in employment or the qualified elector within the Heppner Neighborhood provision of services. Morrow of the State Con Center. 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Winter County reserves the right to re meaning coats, all sizes, lots of good stitution. ject any or all bids. doting for starting back to Nominating petitions must For further information, con be filed with the City Recorder school._______________8-3-2c tact Ed Struthers, Morrow no later than August 30, 1994. Is it summertime yet? If it is and County Computer Baker, recorder you've finished using that Maintenance Supervisor, at Sue Published: July 27; and woodstove or oil heater and (503) 676-9061 ext. 42. August 3, 1994________ haven't had it cleaned and in- Published: August 3, 1994 Volksport club plans meeting Outdoor sports have become increasingly popular in the local area. For those Heppner area walking enthusiasts in terested in forming a Volks sport Club, a meeting is sche duled for Thursday, August 11 at 7 p.m. in the conference room at Columbia Basin Elec tric Co-op. Volkssports are non-competi tive recreational walking or other events. Anyone can par ticipate in this family-oriented activity. The American Volks sport Association, who sanc tions these events, notes that parents sometimes carry in fants in backpacks or push children in strollers. Organizing a local Volkssport club that contributes to per sonal physical and mental fitness, could lead to sponsor ship of local walkssport events. Sponsorship and local par ticipation could increase visitor activity and provide a benefit to area merchants. Participation in this activity 1994 - FIVE 4 4 4 2 2 4 4
