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SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 1, 1996
Forms available for alumni golf tourney
Entry forms for this year's
Heppner High School (HHS)
Alumni Golf Tournament are
now available at M urray's
Drugs in Heppner. The tourna
ment will be held Saturday and
Sunday, July 6-7, at Willow
Creek Country Club in H epp
ner. A dinner for the par
ticipants is planned for Satur
day evening.
All HHS alum ni, th eir
spouses and past and present
HHS educators are invited to
register. Entries must be receiv
ed by Saturday, June 15. Par
ticipation will be limited to the
first 180 paid registrants.
Tournament format will fea
ture a scramble, where each
member of a five person group
tees off, then hits again from
the best shot and so on until the
ball is in the cup. "This is a
great way for people of all skill
levels to play without pressure
and enjoy the g a m e/' said a
committee spokesperson. Win
ners of the tournament will
have their names and a team
photo placed on a plaque that
will be displayed in the trophy
case at the high school.
Proceeds from the tourna
ment will benefit the HHS
Alumni Fund, which supports
activities for Heppner youth.
The committee is still asking
local alumni for help in comput
ing a list of former classmates
who might be interested in par
ticipating so that entry forms
may be mailed to them. To sub
mit names for registration mail
ing, or for more information,
contact John and Sonja Mc
Cabe, P.O. Box 81, Heppner,
OR 97836, 676-5231; or David
and Patti Allstott, P.O. Box 371,
Heppner, 676-5216.
Trip planned to Imperial China exhibit
The Morrow County Unified
Recreation District (MCURD),
in cooperation with the Mor
row County Museum (MCM),
is sponsoring a bus excursion
to visit The Imperial Tombs of
China exhibit at the Portland
Art Museum on Saturday, June
22.
Two hundred and fifty ob
jects spanning 25 centuries,
seven dynasties and nine pro
vinces tell of the grandeur and
cultural life of Imperial China.
The Portland exhibition will be
the only west coast showing of
these treasurers before they
return to their home.
The MCURD has arranged
for tickets and transportation
for Morrow County residents to
visit the exhibition at 11:15 a.m.
and 11:30 a.m. A bus will leave
H eppner at 6:30 a.m., with
stops in Lexington and lone to
pick up passengers. Another
bus will leave Irrigon at 7 a.m.
with a passenger pick up in
B oardm an. The m useum
recommends that visitors allow
an hour and a half to see the ex
hibition (audio tape self-guided
tours are included with admis
sion). Passengers will re-enter
the buses at 2 p.m. for the
return trip.
Participants will be responsi
ble only for their own meals
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and personal expenditures,
said Marsha Sweek, MCM
director. A mid-trip break is
planned at Hood River on the
way to Portland so travelers
may get a drink or snack, or
they may wish to "brown bag"
a snack to tide them over.
There is limited food service
available at the museum and
several restaurants are within
walking distance of the mu
seum. A meal stop is schedul
ed at Cascade Locks on the
return trip.
Registration for the Imperial
Tombs bus excursion will be on
a first come-first served basis
for each bus. People interested
in registering for either bus
may do so by calling the Mor
row
C ounty
M useum ,
676-5524, May 20-24, from 8
a.m .-5 p.m. Messages may be
left on the answering machine.
Include nam e and phone
number and which bus is being
requested. Calls will be return
ed in the order in which they
are received. A waiting list will
be established for each bus in
the event of full booking.
C h ild ren ages 5-18 are
welcome to attend, but must be
accompanied by their parents.
Adult participants must pro
vide a photocopy of their
driver's license within three
days of registration as proof of
Morrow County residency.
Come Share With Us
at
Willow Creek Baptist Church
,
Bible Study for all ages 2 p.m.
W orship Service 3 p.m.
Meeting in the
7th Day Adventist Church
560 North Minor
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HOURS: Mon-Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Rx HOURS: Sat. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Hazardous waste collection slated
Businesses and organizations
with small amounts of hazar
dous waste will have an oppor
tunity to dispose of their hazar
dous waste safely and legally at
a collection event scheduled for
Saturday, May 18, in Heppner.
The cond itio n ally exem pt
generators (CEGs) collection
event is sponsored in connec
tion with a household hazar
dous waste collection event
also scheduled May 18 in
Heppner. Waste from busi
nesses will not be accepted at
the household event.
Registration is now open for
the event, sponsored by the ci
ty of Heppner and the Oregon
Department of Environmental
Q uality (DEQ). Businesses
must register by Monday, May
6. For more information and to
obtain applications, contact the
DEQ in Pendleton at 278-4622,
or toll-free, 1-800-452-4011.
Participation is limited to
businesses that generate less
than 220 pounds (about 25
gallons) of hazardous waste per
month. DEQ classifies such
businesses as CEGs. Typical
CEGs include auto repair
shops, dry cleaners, machine
shops, farm ers, ranchers,
laboratories, printers, schools
and local governments. Hazar
dous waste generated by CEGs
includes materials such as
paints, solvents, pesticides and
other wastes that may be ig-
nitable, toxic or corrosive.
Participating businesses pay
part of the disposal cost, which
will range from $3 per gallon to
$3 per pound, depending on
the type of hazardous waste.
DEQ pays the first $25 for each
business.
To participate, businesses
must register in advance with
DEQ and certify that they are
CEGs. DEQ will then notify
businesses of the time and
place to bring their waste. The
event is not limited to busi
nesses from Heppner-busi-
nesses outside the Heppner
area may also participate.
Blazer-Avia awards presented
Blazer Avia Scholastic Im
provement Awards were pre
sented in a ceremony April 8 at
Heppner Junior/Senior High
School, Linda D utcher,
H JH /H SH lan g u ag e arts
teacher and program coordina
tor.
Awards were presented to
students who have demonstrat
ed academic or behavioral im
p ro v em en t. Each stu d e n t
receives a special recognition
certificate. All students nomi
nated will be entered in a ran
dom drawing for the oppor
tunity to win tickets to a Blazers
home game or Blazers memo
rabilia. Students were nomi
nated by teachers at the school.
Following are the names of
students who received awards
and their nominating teachers:
A1 Beck-Kristen Marshall,
Josh Hill, Justin Nelson, Katie
Nichols; Jean Brazell-Jake Roy,
Cody Bellamy, Mitch Mathews,
Brandi Brantley; Vicki Broden-
Tim Dickenson, Trisha Adams,
Leah Denton, Adam Doherty;
Steve Brownfield-Scott Van-
Winkle, Jeanette Brantley,
Amber Lynch; Linda Dutcher-
Matt Browing, Sarah Cim-
miyotti, Kathleen Greenup,
Jerod Clark, Amanda Gutier
rez, Frank Martin; Dave Fow
ler-Frank Martin, Jeff Wilson,
Stacy Lauritsen, Stephanie
Johnson; Greg Grant-Tara Oz-
m ent, Joe Papineau, Matt
Baker, Sam antha Wilhelm;
Barney Lindsay-Corey Breed
ing, Josh Sharp, Jared Eckman,
Cam Sweeney; Les Payne-
Miles Hill, Sarah Baker, Katie
K enny, Jaylene Papineau;
Walter Pilgrim-Shaun Hisler,
Annie Hisler; Bob Sagely-Matt
VanLiew, Terry Hendricks,
Frank Martin, Traci Dickenson;
Karen Smith-Griffith-Rebecca
Ward; Nancy Sw arat-M att
Jepsen, M athew VanLiew,
Ashley Ropp, Julie Watkins;
Sally Walker-Scott VanWinkle,
Christy Kenny.
Heppner Booster
Club meeting set
4-H News
A H eppner High School
Booster Club meeting will be
held Wednesday, May 8, at 7
p.m. at the high school cafe
teria for a regular meeting.
H C C meeting set
on w ater issues
The H eppner Coordinating
Council (HCC) will meet on
Tuesday, May 14, at the H epp
ner Ranger District office at 7:30
a.m.
The meeting wil focus on
water resource issues including
the Clean Water Initiative ballot
measure that will be voted in
the general election next No
vember.
The public is welcome to at
tend all meetings of the HCC.
Program on
flood shown
A program on the Heppner
flood of 1903 will be aired Tues
day, May 7, at 7 p.m. on chan
nel 3.
Plant exchange
¡ planned for
May 4
A plant exchange will be held
this Saturday, May 4, from 9
a.m .-3 p.m. at the Heppner
Senior Center. All gardeners
are invited to attend.
The purpose of the exchange
is to promote more beautiful
yards and gardens in the Hepp
ner area, said a H eppner
Garden Club spokesperson.
The event is sponsored by
the Heppner Garden Club.
North Lex Livestock
By Shelby Krebs, reporter
Eighteen members of the
North Lex Livestock club met
April 14 at the lone Fire Hall.
Kara Miller called the meeting
to order and the minutes were
read by secretary Jessica Krebs.
Members then discussed form
ing a judging team for the Tygh
Valley Livestock Show. Guest
speaker, Bob Perry, taught the
club how to make rope halters.
The meeting was adjourned
and refreshments were served
by Sarah Barrow.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Morrow County Parks Ad
visory Committee will meet
Tuesday, May 7, 1996 at 7:00
p.m ., in the Public Works
Building at Lexington, Oregon.
Published: April 24 and May 1,
19%_____________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF HEARING
The Morrow County Court
will hold a public hearing at
7:00 o'clock p.m. on Thursday,
May 9, 1996, at the Morrow
County Courthouse, Heppner,
Oregon to hear public com
ment upon the issue of annex
ation of territory to the H epp
ner Rural Fire Protection Dis
trict. This is a first hearing on
the matter. The territory pro
posed to be annexed lies north
and east of the City of H epp
ner, primarily along Hinton
Creek and Sandhollow road.
Landowners petitioning for an
nexation are: Turner Ranch,
Inc., (by Kenneth and Jean Ann
Turner; Delanne and Michael
Ferguson; Don and Judy Bar
ber; Mitch Ashbeck; Len and
Anne Schwartz.
Legal descriptions of the par
cels of territory to be annexed
are on file with the Morrow
County Clerk and are available
upon request. Any interested
person may appear at the time
of the hearing and be heard.
Published: April 24 and May 1,
19%
Affid
M anias« License»
South Main in Heppner.
Short presentations will pro
The Morrow County Clerk's
vide
information regarding:
office at the courthouse in
widening
2.1 miles of Coalmine
H eppner reports issuing the
Hill
road,
rental of Ditch Creek
following marriage licenses
Guard
Station,
1996-1998 pro
during the past week:
posed
timber
sales,
changes in
April 22: Larry David Groce,
the
public
involvement
pro
38, Boardman; and
gram,
an
update
on
allotment
Janet Lorraine McCord, 37,
management plans, and pre
Boardman.
scribed
burning activities. The
A pril 30: V irden Allen
short
presentations
will be
Heliums, 82, Heppner; and
followed
by
a
question
and
Helen Mary Schaffitz, 80,
answer
period.
Please
bring
Heppner.
your ideas and comments con
cerning District activities and
get involved in strengthening
PUBLIC NOTICE
the management of your Na
NOTICE OF BUDGET
tional Forest lands! Contact
COMMITTEE MEETING
A public meeting of the Rene' Crompton or Janel Lacey
Budget Committee of the Town at (541) 676-9187 if you have
of Lexington, Oregon, Morrow questions regarding this meet
County, State of Oregon, to ing.
discuss the budget for the fiscal Published: May 1, 19%
year July 1, 19% to June 30,
PUBLIC NOTICE
1997 will be held at City Hall on
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
Thursday, May 16, 19% at
FOR ELDERLY AND DIS
7:00pm.
ABLED TRANSPORTATION
The purpose is to receive the
SERVICES
budget message and document
Morrow County is seeking
of the Town. This is a public
proposals for transportation
meeting where deliberation of
services for elderly and disabl
the Budget Committee will take
ed persons under grant money
place. Any person may appear
received from the State of Ore
at the meeting and discuss pro
gon Public Transit Section for
posed program s w ith the
FY 96-97.
Budget Committee.
Forms are available at the
Susan L. Baker, Budget
Morrow County Treasurer's
Officer.
Office, PO Box 37, Heppner,
Published: May 1, 1996
Oregon, and must be returned
Affid_____________________
to the same office by May 1,
1996.
PUBLIC NOTICE
On May 2, 19% at 1:30 PM,
The Budget Committee for
at
the Morrow County Court
the Town of Lexington will
house,
the Special Transporta
hold a public hearing on May
tion
Fund
Advisory Committee
16,19% at 7:00pm, at City Hall
will
review
proposals and make
for the purpose of discussing
recommedations
to the Coun
the possible uses of State Re
ty Court for distribution of
venue Sharing Funds.
grant funds. This is a public
Published: May 1, 1996
meeting and interested parties
Affid_____________________
are welcome to attend.
PUBLIC NOTICE
For additional information,
NOTICE OF ELECTION
please contact Margo Sherer at
POLLING PLACES
(541) 676-5630.
Notice is given that on May 21, Published: April 24 and May 1,
1996 there will be a Primary 19%
Election in all of Morrow Coun Affid_____________________
ty, Oregon. The polls will be
open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00
PUBLIC NOTICE
p.m. All registered voters of
On Thursday, May 2,19% at
Morrow County will vote in 1:30 p.m. at the Morrow Coun
their polling places as listed ty Courthouse, the Special
below:
Transportation Fund (STF)
‘ Boardman 01 - Greenfield Committee will hold a meeting
to discuss senior transportation
Grange
‘ Boardman 02 - Lutheran issues. This is a public meeting
Church
and interested parties are
‘ H ardm an 03 - M orrow welcome to attend.
County Courthouse
For additional information,
‘ lone 04 - lone City Hall
please contact Carrie Legg at
‘ Irrigon 05 - North Morrow 1-800-752-1139 or M orrow
Annex
County Court at 676-9061.
‘ Irrigon 06 - Irrigon City Hall Published: April 24 and May 1,
‘ Lexington 07 - Mormon
1996
Church
‘ Heppner 08 - St. Patrick's
CARD OF THANKS
Senior Center
On
behalf of myself and the
‘ H eppner 09 - Pettyjohn
Intermountain
Rodeo Club, I
Building
would
like
to
thank
the follow
‘ H e p p n er 10 - M orrow
ing businesses for purchasing
County Courthouse
‘ Heppner 11 - New Forestry ads from me and helping spon
sor and support our Hermiston
Building
High School Rodeo: Murray
‘ Handicapp accessible
Barbara Bloodsworth Drugs, Peterson's, Jay Coil,
Morrow County Clerk Morrow County Title and
Abstract, Heppner Gazette-
Published: May 1, 19%____
Times, Coast to Coast, Lex
ington Polaris, Heppner Wran
PUBLIC NOTICE
glers Riding Club, Russell
SECOND NOTICE OF
Davis Masonry, Tony and Kelli
BUDGET HEARING
A public hearing on a pro Currin, and the Bank of Eastern
posed budget for IONE RURAL Oregon. Your financial assist
FIRE DISTRICT, MORROW, ance was greatly appreciated.
Annie Hisler
State of Oregon, for the fiscal
year July 1, 19% to June 30,
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1997 will be held at IONE FIRE
A special thank you to Bebe
STATION. The hearing will and Riley Munkers for taking
take place on the 13 day of me to the hospital when I in
MAY, 1996 at 7:30 P.M. The jured my wrist. Thanks to all
purpose of the hearing is to the doctors and nurses for their
discuss the budget with in help. Also, a special thanks to
terested persons. The first my family and friends for all
Notice of Budget Hearing and the cards, support and help
Financial Summary was pub they have given to me.
lished in HEPPNER GAZETT
Dorothy Jackson
on April 24, 1996.
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A copy of the budget docu
I would like to thank every
ment may be inspected or ob one who made Norine's party
tained at WHEATLAND IN a success.
SURANCE, MAIN St. IONE
A special thanks to Tony,
OREGON, between the hours Christy, Sarah, Marry-Helen
of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.
and to Jenny and Deena.
BILLY JOE RIETMANN
Thanks to Jenny and Gor
MAY 1, 19%
don, Linda and Ron for the
Published: May 1, 19%
cake, and a special thanks to
Sheila for the nice banner.
PUBLIC NOTICE
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HEPPNER RANGER
O ur sincere thank you to the
DISTRICT HOSTS PUBLIC
relatives and friends for the
MEETING
The Heppner Ranger District prayers, flowers and cards and
will host a Public Meeting on expressions of sympathy in the
loss of our dear loved one.
Tuesday, May 7, from 7-9pm.
Doris Stract
The meeting will take place in
Marilyn Eakin and family
the large conference room of
5-1-lc
the District office, located at 117