SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 14, 1994
State fair releases local results
The State Fair results for
Morrow County entries have
been released by the Oregon
State Extension office. Follow
ing are local results:
Photography color snap
shots: junior-blue, Shad Hisler,
red-Brett Barber; intermediate,
blue-Jill Barber and Annie
Hisler.
Color commercial enlarge
ment: junior Shad Hisler cham
pion, Krista Adams, reserve,
Marissa McCabe, blue; senior-
Shaun Hisler, blue.
Series or story: intermediate,
Annie Hisler, red.
Fiber arts, em broidery:
junior-Nikki McElligott, blue,
other articles Elizabeth Allen,
Molly Barrow, Chrissa Gates,
Shelby Krebs, all blue.
Quilting intermediate, Kristi
Worden, blue.
Team presentations: interme-
diate^Dawn Boor and Brenda
Holtz, red.
Clothing skill level 1: flat
garm ent-M arissa McCabe,
blue; Sarah Eckman, red; gar
ment with casing/elastic, Trisha
Adams, Jodie Carlson, Sarah
Eckman, all blue; non-clothing
article-Marissa McCabe, Brittni
Padberg, red.
Clothing skill level 2: gar
ment with attached fac.-Erin
Crowell, Adrienne Swanson,
blue, Allison Halvorsen, red;
non clothing article, Erin
Crowell, reserve champion,
Molly Barrow and Shelby
Krebs, blue.
Clothing skill level 3: gar
ment made of woven fab.-Amy
Drake, Macy Rhea, Brooke
Boyer, blue; garment made of
knitted fab.-Brooke Boyer,
reserve, Amy Drake and Macy
Rhea, blue; non clothing article-
Amv Drake blue, Brooke Boyer
red.
Clothing skill level 4: one
piece garment-Abigail Lietke
blue, Kristi Worden red.
Clothing skill level 6:
garment-outfit woven fabric-
Dawn Sheirbon red.
Clothing skill level 7: special
occasion
clothing-M arie
Tworek champion.
Clothing fashion revue:
intermediate-Kristi Worden,
blue; senior-Heather Anderson
and Danielle Bishop, blue.
Foods phase I: cookies-
Shelley Rietmann, reserve,
Meghan Bailey, blue; favorite
recipe coIlection-Shelley Riet
mann, blue, Jodie Carlson, red;
educational poster-them e-
Shelbi Padberg and Kandra
Schmeltzer red.
Foods phase 2: breakfast
quick bread-Keith Baker and
Shannon W etherell, red;
favorite recipe collection-
Elizabeth Allen, reserve, Shan
non Wetherell, blue; educa
tional poster theme-Scott Van-
Winkle, blue.
Foods phase 3: product using
grain-Mark McElligott red; un
frosted cake not made from a
mix-Miranda McElligott red;
favorite recipe collection-Mark
McElligott
and
Nikki
McElligott, blue.
Foods phase 4: yeast
products-Kevin Baker, red;
favorite recipe collection-Lara
Fritz, champion, Audra Bunch,
blue.
Foods phase 5: yeast
products-Maci Childers blue;
favorite recipe collection-Maci
Childers, blue.
Foods phase 6: International
food-Toni Kemp, red, Elizabeth
Hermanns, white.
Foods phase 7: A gift package
with homemade foods-Phillip
SpicerKuhn, red; food prepara
tion contest fruit or vegetable
dish, senior-Phillip Spicer
Kuhn, blue; intermediate-
Jessica Krebs, blue; mini-meal
Jessica Krebs, blue.
Food preservation: cooked
jam or jelly-Maci Childers,
blue; canned vegetables
intermediate-Maci Childers
red.
Home environment design in
nature: intermediate-Kristi
Worden, blue.
All Saints to begin Sunday School
All Saint's Episcopal Church
will begin Sunday school for
children and adults this Sun
day, September 18. Fr. A1
Miller will lead an adult study
of the Gospel of Mark. This
class will begin at 10 and will
be "a lecture format using
scholastic
interpretation
methods to unlock faithful
meaning from the text for to
day's seeker and believer,"
said Fr. Miller.
Holy Eucharist will begin at
10:30 a.m. with the singing of
hymns. Children will go to
Sunday school during the first
part of the worship service and
return for communion. This is
a new concept at All Saints' this
year. Everyone is encouraged
to attend services any Sunday.
All Saints', in cooperation
with Hope Lutheran, is getting
ready to host the Adventures In
Faith program on Fridays when
there is no school. Other op
portunities to reach out to one
another and the community are
forming at this time, said Fr.
Miller.
Monthly singspiration at lone
Singspiration, a monthly in
terfaith service of singing
favorite hymns, will be held at
lone United Church of Christ
on Sunday, September 18, at 7
p.m. Refreshments will be serv-
ed afterwards in a time of
fellowship.
Special music is encouraged,
both vocal and instrumental.
The service is sponsored by
the South Morrow County
Ministerial Association.
it Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
One hundred two people were present for the senior meal
September 7. Four meals were taken out. Members of the
lutheran Church served. Lynn Bibby and Alberta Johnnes were
the hosteses. H-raring aid assistance was given and blood
pressures taken before the meal.
The menu for Sept. 21 will be barbecued hamburger over a bun,
oven French fries, cole slaw, bar cookies and fruit. Members of
the Mormon Church will serve. A blood pressure clinic will be
before the meal.
Twelve seniors folded newsletters for the Extension Service
Sept. 8.
There was one table of pinochle in play and several other
seniors visited or worked on the puzzle Friday afternoon.
Gene Cole drove the senior bus and Dot Halvorsen drove the
van, both well loaded with passengers, to Pendleton Saturday
evening Sept. 10, where the group enjoyed dinner at the King's
Table and the Dress Up Parade.
Sunday evening 10 people watched the movie "National
Velvet".
Quilters and Company will start meeting again Monday, Sept.
19, in the dining room from 1 to 4 p.m. Anyone wishing to learn
to quilt is welcome to come.
The BMCC knitting class taught by Sandra VanLiew will begin
Thursday, Sept. 29, from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
The senior bus will depart at 9 a.m. Sept. 23 for the tip to the
Milton-Freewater meal site. The bus trip to the Condon meal site
Sept. 29 will leave at 10 a.m. Sign-up sheets for both trips are
in the Senior Center office.
Dates to remember: Monday, quilting 1-4 p.m.; Thurs, kni tting
7:30-9 p.m.; Fri. cards, 2 p.m., cards; Sun. movie, 7 p.m.
The Red Cross Blood Drive for Sept. 27 has been cancelled.
Grains
commission
plans meeting
The Oregon Grains Commis
sion will hold a regular com
mission meeting on Wednes
day, September 21, beginning
at 8 p.m. via conference call.
Commission meetings are
open to the public and anyone
wishing to attend is welcome to
do so. Contact the Oregon
Grains Commission 48 hours in
advance so that necessary ar
rangements can be made.
The Oregon Grains Commis
sion complies with the
Americans With Disabilities Act
(ADA). The ADA prohibits
discrimination against persons
with disabilities. Anyone who
would like to attend the
meeting, but who needs special
accommodations, contact the
Grains Commission 48 hours in
advance at (503) 229-6574, TDD
(503) 373-7776.
PUBLIC NOTICE
THE MORROW COUNTY
COMMISSION ON CHILD
REN AND FAMILIES will hold
its next meeting on Tuesday,
September 20,1994 at Riverside
High School in Boardman from
7:00 to 9:00 PM. This is a public
meeting and all interested in
dividuals are encouraged to at
tend. For further information
call 676-9675.
Published: September 7 and 14,
1994
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF ELECTION
FOR MORROW COUNTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Tuesday, November 8,
1994, election will be held in
those portions of Boardman
voting precincts #1 and #2
which lie north of the section
lines forming the northern
boundary of the Bombing
Range (extended west to the
boundary between Morrow
and Gilliam Counties) and west
of an imaginary line extending
from Bombing Range Road to
the Columbia River, in Morrow
County, Oregon. The Election
will be held at the polls. Any
registered voter dissatisfied
with the ballot title may file a
petition with the Morrow
County Circuit Court for
review on or before 5:00 p.m.,
September 19, 1994. Any per
son filing a challenge must also
file a copy of the challenge with
the Morrow County Clerk, 100
N. Court St., Heppner, by the
end of the next business day
after the petition is filed with
the Circuit Court.
BALLOT TITLE
CAPTION:
FORMATION
OF
A
BOARDMAN COMMUNITY
HEALTH DISTRICT, WITH
TAX BASE
QUESTION:
SHALL A HEALTH DIST
RICT WITH A TAX BASE OF
$160,000.00 BE FORMED TO
SERVE THE PEOPLE OF THE
BOARDMAN COMMUNITY?
EXPLANATION:
The purpose of this measure
is to form a health district
which shall be responsible for
providing medical services to
the people residing within the
district. The district would in
clude the area lying north of the
section lines forming the north
boundary of the Bombing
Range (extended west to the
Morrow/Gilliam county boun
dary) and west of an imaginary
line extending from Bombing
Range Road to the Columbia
River. The district, if approved,
would be formed with a tax
base of $160,000.00; the tax levy
necessary to raise this amount
of revenue is subject to the
limits of Section lib , Article XI
of the Oregon Constitution.
Revenues to be raised will be
used for direct health care, such
as physician services, medical
equipment, and ambulance,
and not for exclusively educa
tional and support services.
The estimated tax impact
within the territory which com
prises the district is $1.5397 per
thousand dollars of value, bas
ed on current valuations; this
is an ESTIMATE ONLY based
on the best information avail
able from the County Assessor
at the time of estimate.
Published: September 14, 1994
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Morrow County Court
will hold it's regularly schedul
NOTICE OF HEARING
ed County Court meeting of
The Morrow County Court
September 21, 1994 at the Men
will hold a public hearing on
tal Health Office Conference
October 5, 1994 at 10:00 a.m. at
Room, 101 Boardman Avenue,
the Morrow County Cour
PUBLIC NOTICE
Boardman, which will be the
NOTICE OF ELECTION
thouse, 100 Court Street,
new meeting location for the
FOR
MORROW
COUNTY
Heppner, Oregon on the sub
ject of vacating a portion of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN third Wednesday of each
that on November 8, 1994, an month.
Idaho Avenue West near Ir-
rigon, Oregon. All persons
election will be held in Morrow Published: September 14, 1994
County, Oregon. The Election
have the right to appear and be
PUBLIC NOTICE
will be held at the polls. Any
heard.
NOTICE OF
registered voter dissatisfied
It has been asserted that the
SHERIFF'S
SALE
with the ballot title may file a
portion of Idaho Avenue West
0-25-94
petition with the Morrow
which commences at Second
On the 4th day of October,
County Circuit Court for
Street West and runs thence
1994
at the hour of 10:00
review on or before 5:00 p.m.,
east to Highway 730, although
o'clock,
A.M. Standard of Time
platted, has never been formal September 19, 1994. Any per
ly developed as a roadway. It son filing a challenge must also in accordance with ORS
appears that the right-of-way file a copy of the challenge with 187.110, at the front door of the
has been encroached upon,
the Morrow County Clerk, 100 Morrow County Courthouse,
both by private parties and the N. Court St., Heppner, by the in Heppner, Oregon, I will sell
West Extension Irrigation end of the next business day at Public Auction all the right;
Canal. Access to all properties after the petition is filed with title, claim and interest of Mor
row County to the highest bid
currently abutting this portion the Circuit Court.
der for cash, the parcel of real
BALLOT TITLE
of Idaho Avenue West is
property located in Morrow
CAPTION:
available through alternative
routes in common usage.
TAX BASE FOR OPERAT County, Oregon, described in
If you desire to obtain further ING MORROW COUNTY Exhibit "A ", which is attached
hereto and by this reference in
information regarding the pro PROGRAMS
corporated herein.
posed vacation, you may con
QUESTION:
Said sale is made under an
tact A1 Hopper, Morrow Coun
SHALL MORROW COUN
ty Public Works Director at TY'S TAX BASE BE INCREAS Order issued out of the Coun
(503) 676-9061, ext. 17, or Val ED TO $4,061,711 FROM THE ty Court of the State of Oregon
Doherty, Morrow County CURRENT TAX BASE OF for Morrow County to me
directed: In the Matter of Real
Counsel at (5Q3) 676-9061, ext. $831,985?
Property owned by Morrow
EXPLANATION:
44.
This proceeding is taken pur
The purpose of this measure County and Directing Sheriff to
suant to the authority of ORS is to establish a realistic tax base Conduct Sale dated August 24,
368.016, 368.326 to 368.366, and for County operations. The cur 1994. The minimum price
rent tax base was established in which may be accepted for the
368.401 to 368.426.
Published: September 14 and 1911. The current tax base for property is fixed by Order of
the County is $831,985 and the County Court and is set
28, 1994___________________
represents 18% of the total forth with particularity with the
taxes needed to fund the coun parcel described in said Exhibit
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ty budget. The remaining 82% " A " .
FOR MORROW COUNTY
DATED this 25th day of
of taxes needed must be levied
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN outside the tax base for Coun August, 1994.
that on Tuesday, November 8,
ROY L. DRAGO, Sheriff
ty operations.
1994, an election will be held in
Morrow County, Oregon
If this measure is approved,
Morrow County, excepting the County would be subject to
By: Pauline Winter
those portions of Boardman the 6% constitutional limitation
Chief Civil Deputy
voting precincts #1 and #2 and could not exceed this limit
NOTE: At the time of sale,
which lie north of the section without voter approval. The tax the County will collect fees for
lines forming the northern is subject to the other govern recording the Deed in the
boundary of the Bombing mental purposes limit of Sec Clerk's deed records. Recor
Range (extended west to the tion lib , Article Xi, of the ding fees are $30.00 plus $5.00
boundary between Morrow Oregon Constitution.
per page.
and Gilliam Counties) and west
EXHIBIT A
If the tax base is approved, it
of an imaginary line extending will be effective for the
Legal Description: Lot 22,
from Bombing Range Road to 1995-1996 fiscal year. Therefore Block 5 of Hillview Estates No.
the Columbia River, in Morrow the governing body will not re 2 in the City of Boardman, Sec.
County, Oregon. The Election quest a one year operating levy. 17BD in T4NR25, Morrow
will be held at the polls. Any This amount represents the County, Oregon, SUBJECT TO
registered voter dissatisfied same amount as the 1994-1995 any and all encumbrances of
with the ballot title may file a levy, less the amount of the record.
petition with the Morrow 1994- 1995 Medical Fund Levy.
Minimum Price: $300.00
County Circuit Court for Published: September 14, 1994 . Market Value: $360.00
review on or before 5:00 p.m.,
Terms: Cash in full at the
September 19, 1994. Any per
time
of sale.
PUBLIC NOTICE
son filing a challenge must also
Published: August 31; Septem-
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ber 7, 14 and 21, 1994
file a copy of the challenge with
FOR MORROW COUNTY
the Morrow County Clerk, 100
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
C A R D OF T H A N K S
N. Court St., Heppner, by the that on November 8, 1994, an
end of the next business day election will be held in Morrow
We would like to express our
after the petition is filed with County, Oregon. The Election sincer thanks to the communi
the Circuit Court.
will be held at the polls. Any ty for the cards, flowers and
BALLOT TITLE
registered voter dissatisfied prayers during the recent death
CAPTION:
with the ballot title may file a of Santy Ansotegui.
FORMATION OF A MOR petition with the Morrow The Leland Ansotegui family
ROW COUNTY MEDICAL County Circuit Court for ____________________ 9-14-lc
DISTRICT, WITH TAX BASE. revipw on or before 5:00 p.m.,
Harley Sager, Jackie Allstott
QUESTION:
September 19, 1994. Any per and Darlene Lovgren would
SHALL
A
HEALTH son filing a challenge must also like to thank the Heppner
DISTRICT WITH A TAX BASE file a copy of the challenge with Branch staff for the great retire
OF $600,000.00 BE FORMED the Morrow County Clerk, 100 ment party. We would also like
TO SERVE MORROW COUN N. Court St., Heppner, by the to thank the customers, friends
TY,
EXCEPTING
THE end of the next business day and relatives who stopped by
BOARDMAN COMMUNITY? after the petition is filed with and made the day so special.
EXPLANATION:
the Circuit Court.
It's because of you we've en
This measure proposes to
BALLOT TITLE
joyed banking over the years.
form a health district to be
CAPTION:
Harley
responsible for providing
PROPOSAL TO ESTABLISH
Jackie
medical services to the people TAX BASE FOR MORROW
Darlene
residing within the district. The COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT
____________________9-14-lp
district would include all of QUESTION:
lone Youth Group thanks
Morrow County except the area
SHALL A TAX BASE OF
everyone
who so generously
lying north of the section lines $485,000 BE ESTABLISHED
contributed
to the Human
forming the north boundary of TO SUPPORT THE MORROW
Race.
A
special
thanks goes to
the Bombing Range (extended COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT
lone
United
Church
of Christ
west to the Morrow/Gilliam EFFECTIVE FISCAL YEAR
and
St.
Williams
Catholic
county boundary) and west of 1995- 1996?
Church
for
their
generous
an imaginary line extending
EXPLANATION:
from Bombing Range Road to
The purpose of this measure donations.
Cathy Halvorsen
the Columbia River. The is to establish a tax base to sup
Jannie Allen
district, if approved, would be port a county-wide health
Lea
Mathieu
formed with a tax base of district which shall be respon
Jeri McElligott
$600,000.00; the tax levy sible for providing health care
lone Youth Group
necessary to raise this amount services to the people of Mor
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of revenue is subject to the row County. The tax levy
limits of Section lib , Article XI necessary to raise this amount
SERVICES
of the Oregon Constitution. of revenue is subject to the Linoleum carpet sales and in
Revenues to be raised will be other governmental limits of stallation, interior, exterior
used for direct health care, such Section lib , Article XI of the painting. Free estimates trail
as physician services, medical Oregon Constitution. Reven Tim Hedman, evenings
equipment, and ambulance, ues to be raised will be used for 676-9054. Licensed and bond-
and not for exclusively educa providing medical care, dental ed #78201._______ 11-24-tfc
tional and support services. care and emergency medical
Certified Farrier (horseshoer)
The estimated tax impact services to the residents of Mor
reasonable rates. Hot, cold and
within the territory which com row County. The estimated tax
corrective.
Dave Hughes (503)
prises the district is $.8876 per impact within the county-wide
424-3009 or Tom Hughes
thousand dollars of value, bas district is $.63 per thousand
763-2591 Fossil.
8-25-tfc
ed on current valuations; this dollars of value, based on cur
HELP
WANTED
is an ESTIMATE ONLY based rent valuations; this is an
on the best information estimate only based on the best Part-time cook position with
available from the County information available from the possible additional non
Assessor at the time of County Assessor at the time of cooking work available. Hepp
estimate.
the estimate.
ner Elks. Call 676-9706,
Published: September 14, 1994 Published: September 14, 1994 676-9108 or 676-9112. 9-7-2c