TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 19. 1995
Engagements
Conlee — Goddard
The parents of Paula Kay Goddard and William Scott Conlee,
both of Troutdale, annouce the couple's forthcoming marriage.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Rita Rattray and Dennis
Goodwin of Condon. She graduated from Condon High School
and Mt. Hood Community College with an associate degree in
cosmetology.
Conlee's parents are Roberta and Steve Conlee of Fossil. He
graduated from Wheeler High School and Portland Communi
ty College. He works as a radiologic technologist for Portland
Adventist Medical Center in Portland.
The couple will be married April 29 at the United Church of
Christ in Condon. A reception will follow at the Condon Elk's
Lodge.
IU C C auction and barbecue June 3
Heppner
The 33rd annual lone United Willows Grange Hall in lone.
The country store opens at 10
Church of Christ Auction and
Barbecue has been planned for a.m. with baked food items, a
Saturday, June 3, at the fish pond, crafts, books, toys
and "New to You" items. The
auction will begin at 10:30 and
features antiques, home baked
food items, handmade items,
and much more. Triad will be
/residents
access to a
the auctioneers. The silent auc
tion will start at 10:15 a.m.,
tnedicaQ seMces"
with bids opened at 12:30 p.m.
The barbecue beef dinner
begins at 12:30 p.m. Prices are
$5 for adults, $2.50 for children
6-12, and preschool free.
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Turner — Martin
Kenny and Jean Ann Turner, Heppner, announce the engage
ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sandra Lee
Turner of Portland, to Douglas Thomson Martin of Rufus.
The bride-elect is a 1989 graduate of Heppner High School and
graduated from Western Oregon State College in 1994 with a
degree in elementary education. She is employed with the
Tualatin School District in Tigard.
Martin is the son of Thomson and Connie Martin of Rufus.
He is a 1990 graduate from Sherman High School and a 1993
graduate of Walla Walla Community College. He is employed
with the Martin Ranch in Rufus.
The couple plan a June 10 wedding in Heppner.
Forest Service waives fees
for Tupper outdoor school
The Forest Service and Mor
row County School District
have recently signed a
cooperative agreement that will
only require the school district
to pay actual utilities and
damage repair costs. The
School District began using
Tupper Work Center for their
sixth grade Outdoor School
Program in 1978. The Forest
Service has charged them an
annual fee which has ranged
between $258 and $960. The fee
covered the maintenance costs
of preparing Tupper for use, as
well as the cost of utilities.
The main purpose of the fee
reduction is the Forest Service's
support of the Outdoor School
and the realization of the school
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district's declining budget.
"W e understand that the
school district is facing serious
budget cuts and without our
help, Outdoor School may no
longer be a possibility," com
mented Heppner District
Ranger Delanne Ferguson.
"W e think this is a great pro
gram for the students and are
hoping it will continue."
Although the decision to;
waive a portion of the fee was:
made only recently, the Forest
Service has not billed the
school district for the past three
years due to sufficient funds on
account from previous years'
billings. The school district will
not be billed again this year, or
as long as funds on account are
available.
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