Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. July 31, 1996 - FIVE
St* Patrick’s Senior Center
Bulletin Board
Auto accident victims update
Bill Schlaich, the 18-year-old
son of Lome and Kelly Fox,
Heppner and Terry Schlaich,
Unity, has been discharged
from the hospital and is now
home in Heppner.
Schlaich, who sustained
severe injuries to his arm in a
rollover accident July 11, has
undergone several surgeries.
Adam Doherty, 16, the son of
Mike and Cindy Doherty of
Heppner, also injured in the ac
cident, is still undergoing
rehabilitation at Good Samari
tan Hospital in Portland.
Adam, who sustained spinal
cord injuries, is expected to
undergo rehabilitation for
several more weeks. He recent
ly changed rooms and his ad
dress is now: Adam Doherty,
do Good Samaritan Hospital,
RIO Rm 17, 1015 N.W. 22nd,
Portland, OR 97210. Friends
may visit him or call 1-800-
227-5726 ext. 38779 evenings or
weekends.
There were 68 people present for the senior meal July 24 and
two meals were home delivered. Members of the Baptist Church
served. Nadine Toombs assisted Sue Cooper in cooking the din
ner, while Joyce Breeding helped Corol Mitchell in Irrigon. The
big walk-in freezer at the meal site there had gone out and
everything in it was lost. Edith Case won the free meal ticket.
Blood pressures were taken before the meal.
Children from the combined Episcopal, Methodist and
Lutheran churches Bible school, along with the ministers and
teachers, came over to sing three songs for the seniors before
dinner. It was enjoyed by the seniors and much appreciated.
The menu for Aug. 7 will be stew, spinach salad, fruit, com
bread and cookies. Members of the Episcopal Church will serve.
The Meal Site Committee (MSC) wUl meet at 1 p.m.
The bus trip to Condon was canceled Thursday because of
Rachel Harnett's funeral.
mont, Portland, on Sunday,
There were two tables of pinochle in play Friday afternoon.
The annual Morrow County
Aug.
4. All persons now living
Seven seniors watched the movie, "The River Wild," Sunday Picnic will be held at Mt. Tabor
in
Morrow
County and those
evening.
Park (area B), S.E. 60th and Bel-
who
have
lived
in the county
The telephone committee, a sub-committee of the MSC, met
are
invited
to
attend the
Monday afternoon, July 29.
potluck
picnic
from
10 a.m.-5
PUBLIC NOTICE
The senior bus will leave for the Pendleton meal site at 10 a.m.
p.m.
NOTICE
OF
REGULAR
Thursday, Aug. 8. A trip to the Area Agency on Aging meeting
MEETING
in Irrigon is scheduled for Monday, Aug. 12. Sign-up sheets for
The
Morrow
County Health
both meetings are in the Senior Center office.
District
will
hold
it regular
Hearing aid assistance will be given at 10 a.m., Aug. 7.
PUBLIC NOTICE
board
meeting
at
7
p.m. on
The MSC meets the first Wednesday of the month at 1 p.m.
NOTICE
OF ELECTION
The Senior Board meets the second Wednesday of the month. August 5,19% at lone City Hall
Official
terms
expiring for the
Other dates to remember: Tuesday and Thursday exercise, 10 2nd Street lone, OR. A copy of
town
of
Lexington
are two
a.m.; Wednesday blood pressures taken, 11 a.m., senior meal, the agenda for this meeting is
council
positions
and
city
attached.
noon; Friday cards, 2 p.m.; Sunday movie, 7 p.m.
recorder.
All
three
are
for
four
I. Call to order at lone City
year terms. Nominating peti
PUBLIC NOTICE
Hall
CHEMICAL STOCKPILE
II. Approval of July 8, 19% tions are available at City Hall,
or by contacting Sue Baker for
EMERGENCY PREPARED
minutes
the election to be held
NESS PROGRAM
III. Public Comments
November, 19%. The petitions
(CSEPP)
IV. CEO Report
must be filed with the City
SCHOOL OVER
V. Financial Report -- June
Recorder
no later than August
PRESSURIZATION
VI. Contract Review
27,
19%
and
contain signatures
INVITATION TO BID
VII. Irrigon Clinic
of
qualified
electors
only.
VIII. Executive Session
The Justice Court office at the SCM CONSULTANTS, INC.
Sue
Baker
IX. New Business
courthouse annex building in 7601 W. Clearwater Avenue
Town of Lexington
X. Adjournment
Heppner reports handling the Kennewick, Washington 99336
Published:
July 31, August 7,
following business during the Morrow County and Umatilla Published: July 31, 1996
14,
and
21,
19%
past week:
County CSEPP invites bids on Affid______________________
Affid______________________
Jenny Joy Rasmussen, 37, a General Contract for new
PUBLIC NOTICE
Hermiston-Violation of the construction and retrofit in the
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Basic Rule, 43 mph in a 25 mph Cities of Irrigon, Umatilla, and
INVITATION TO BID
zone, $67 fine;
Hermiston, Oregon, and briefly Nom inating petitions are MORROW
COUNTY
available at Sharon Reitmann's
Scott L. Knepper, 39, Port- described as follows:
HEALTH
DISTRICT
IS NOW
home, 110 E. Third St. or the
land-Violation of the Basic
Sitework, concrete founda Bank of Eastern Oregon, lone ACCEPTING BIDS FOR CAR
Rule, 56 mph in a 35 mph zone,
tions, CMU masonry, metal Branch, for the City of lone, for PET AND VINYL GOODS
$167 fine;
and wood framework, metal elective positions to be filled at FOR HEPPNER DENTAL
Elva Bonton, 35, Coos Bay- roofing; finishes, HVAC and
CLINIC. THE SPECIFICA
No Oregon Driver's License, electrical systems, including the November 5, 1996 General
TIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
$67 fine;
emergency diesel generators. Election. Nominations are open
CARPET WILL BE A COM
Daniel Alan Mathews, 41, Total estimated project cost is for the position of Mayor (2
MERCIAL GRADE 26-28 OZ.,
Year Term) and Three (3)
Heppner-Failure to Renew $2,700,000.
ANTI STATIC, ANTI MICRO
Registration, $49 fine;
BIAL AND STAIN RESIS
Proposals will be accepted by Council positions (4 Year
Billie Jo Estrada, 30, Stan the Counties until 3:30 p.m., Term).
TANT. VINYL ROLL GOODS
field-Inoperative Seat Belts, Pacific Time, on 14 August 19% Nominating petitions must be
WILL BE OF A GOOD COM
Violation of the Basic Rule, 70
filed with the City recorder no
MERCIAL GRADE AND WILL
at the Umatilla County Emer
mph in a 55 mph zone, $116
later than August 21, 19%.
BE
12' MATERIAL TO ELIMI
gency Management office in
fine;
NATE
SEAMS. BID WILL
Sharon
Rietmann,
Recorder
Robert D. Burnett, 26, Hermiston. Proposals will be Published: July 31, 19%
ALSO
INCLUDE
RUBBER 4 "
Seneca-Exceeding five mph no opened publicly and read Affid______________________
COVE
BASE
AND
OR CAR
aloud. Interested parties are in
wake zone, $67 fine;
PET
COVE,
AND
ANY
UN-
PUBLIC NOTICE
Mark D. Way, 30, Heppner- vited to attend.
DERLAYMENT FOR VINYL
FAR SIDE
Unlawful Use of Tire Studs, $52 Plans and Specifications are
AREAS. BID WILL INCLUDE
available from the Architect at
ROADSIDE SALVAGE
fine;
ALL MATERIALS AND
USD A Forest Service
Amy Jeanette Betts, 23, $150 per set, refundable if re
LABOR TO COMPLETE THE
Umatilla National Forest
Heppner-Fumishing Alcohol to turned in good condition
JOB. ALL BIDDERS MUST BE
Heppner Ranger District
Minors, $770 fine, 180 days in within 10 working days. Bid
LICENSED, BONDED AND
Morrow, Grant, and
jail, $200 and jail sentence security amounting to five per
INSURED.
FOR FURTHER IN
Wheeler counties, Oregon
suspended with one year pro cent (5%) of the total Base Bid
FORMATION
CONTACT
bation with no further violation must accompany each Bidder's On July 22, 19%, Heppner
GARY
NOLAN,
PIONEER
proposal in accordance with In D istrict Ranger, Delanne
of law.
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL,
structions to Bidders.
Ferguson, decided to imple
HEPPNER OREGON, PHONE
A pre-bid information meeting ment the Far Side Roadside
1-541-676-9133. MORROW
site visit to Sunset Elementary Salvage. The purpose of this
By Claudia Hughes, Chamber Manager
COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT
and Armand Larive Schools for sale is to recover economic
RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
August means it's time to interested contractors will be value of blown down trees and
REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIDS.
think "Let 'Er Grow in Morrow held at the Hermiston School to impede further spread of the
Published: July 31, 19%
County". Fair time is just District Office in Hermiston, Western pine beetle. Approx
around the corner. Those Oregon, 6 August 19%, at 2:00 imately 90 Mbf of wood pro
PUBLIC NOTICK
working on booths or parade p.m.
ducts will be salvaged along 320
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR
entries have a theme open to a Bid documents will be available miles of open and seasonally
ING TO VACATE PORTION
variety of ideas. Everything for examination during the bid open forest roads. Only dead
OF BIRCH STREET, ALSO
grows in some way or another.
ding period at the following and dying trees will be sal
KNOWN AS SPERRY STREET
Do you want to show how locations: Associated Builders vaged.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
something has grown? Is it an & Contractors, Inc., Spokane; The Decision Memo and
that a Ordinance to vacate that
organization you want to grow? Associated General Contrac associated project file are
portion of Birch Street, also
How about our agriculture in tors, Seattle, and Spokane; available upon request from the
know as Sperry, lying between
dustry, or cooperation, or faith,
Blue Mountain Plan Center, Heppner Ranger District, PO
Riverside Avenue and Linden
or population, or children? Walla Walla; Dodge/Scan, Seat Box 7, Heppner, Oregon 97836,
Way, in the City of Heppner,
How has the community
tle; Spokane Construction or call (541) 676-9187.
Morrow County, Oregon, shall
grown over the years?
Council, Spokane; Tri-City This salvage decision is not
be considered for adoption by
Start those creative juices
Construction Council, Ken subject to appeal, since it
the Common Council of the Ci
flowing and have fun with the
newick; Southwest Washing qualified as a salvage sale as
ty of Heppner at its next regular
theme. The fair and rodeo is ton Contractors Association, described in the provisions of
meeting on August 12,19%, at
important to our county and
Vancouver; Construction Data subsection 2001 (e) of Public
7:00 o'clock P.M., PST.. The
community, so let's give it our
Plan
Center,
Portland; Law 104-19. The documents Council at than time will hear
support.
Yakima Plan Center, Yakima; and procedures required for the any objection to the proposed
Speaking of "Let 'Er Grow",
Central Oregon Builders Ex preparation, advertisement, of
the Heppner Garden Club is to change, Bend; DJC Plan Cen fering, awarding, and opera vacation, will determine
whether or not proper notice
be commended for the flower
ters, Tigard and Portland; The tion of this salvage project shall has been given of the vacation
boxes in our town, as are the
Plan Review Center, Pendle be deemed to satisfy the re and will determine whether
business people who water
ton.
quirements of the applicable
them through 100 degree tem No bidder may withdraw his environmental laws as listed in public interest will be prejudic
ed by the street vacation. All in
peratures.
proposal afer the date and time subsection 2001 (i) of Public terest and affected parties are
Chamber membership is also
set for opening thereof or Law 104-19. This salvage deci
growing. We welcome addi before Award of Contract, sion is subject to judicial review welcome to appear and be
heard. Written statements for
tional new members Mark and
unless said Award is delayed only in the United States or against the proposed vaca
Tami Rietmann, AT & T Wire
district court for the district in tion should be submitted to Ci
beyond 60 days.
less, Yaw's Restaurant and
The Counties reserves the right which the affected Federal ty HaU, 188 W. Willow, Hepp
Lounge, Barbara Bloodsworth
to accept or reject any or all pro lands are located. As required ner, OR, 97836 no later than
and Eastern Oregon Computer
posals, and in particular, to re under Section 2001 (f)(1) of 5:00 p.m. on Monday August
Consulting.
ject a proposal not accom Public Law 104-19, any 12, 19%.
Next week is Chamber's
panied by the required bid challenge to this salvage project
Dated July 22, 19%
monthly business meeting. All
must be filed in the district
security or data required.
(s) William J. Kuhn,
entities will report on Heppner
court within 15 days after the
City Attorney
END
OF
INVITATION
TO
BID
project and activities. Meetings
advertisement of the sale.
City
of Heppner
Published:
July
24
and
31,
19%
are at noon, upstairs at Kate's.
Published: July 31, 19%
Published: July 24 and 31,19%
Affid
See you there.
M orrow County picnic set Aug. 4
Justice Court
Report
Chamber Chatter
A third teenager injured in
the accident, Brian Knowles, is
still listed in satisfactory condi
tion at St. Mary Medical Cen
ter, 401W. Poplar, Walla Walla,
WA 99362. Brian was admitted
to St. Mary's on July 11 in
critical condition with head
injuries.
Two other teenagers in the
accident, Shaun Hisler and Jim
Schlaich, were treated at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner and released.
In the SBnricc
Marine Sgt. Douglas D.
Devin, son of Dick Devin of
Heppner, and Sam Lankford of
Hermiston, recently received
the Navy and Marine Corps
Achievement Medal.
Devin was recognized for his
achievement while serving as
intelligence analyst with
Marine Helicopter Light Attack
Squadron 169, 3rd Marine Air
craft Wing, Marine Corps Air
Station, Camp Pendleton, CA.
Devin was singled out for the
award because of his "superb
initiative and contribution in
helping the command fulfill its
mission," said a military news
release.
Devin, a 1991 graduate of
Heppner High School, joined
the Marine Corps in November
1991.
PUBLIC NOTICE
ESTATE
PAUL F. HEINRICHS
Notice to
Interested Person
(No. % PR 017)
In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Morrow, Probate Depart
ment.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Paul F. Heinrichs, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
Paula K. Heinrichs has been
appointed as the personal
representative of the above
estate. All persons having
claims against the estate are re
quired to present them to the
undersigned personal repre
sentative in care of the under
signed attorney at: 6720 SW
Macadam Avenue, Suite 200
Portland, Oregon, 97219 within
four months after the date of
the first publication of this
notice, as stated below, or such
claims may be barred.
All persons whose rights may
be affected by the proceedings
in this estate may obtain addi
tional information form the
records of the Court, the per
sonal representative or the at
torney for the personal
representative.
Dated and first published Ju
ly 17, 19%.
PAULA K. HEINRICHS
Personal Representative
4401 SE 73rd
Portland, OR 97206
SAM FRIEDENBERG
LAW OFFICE OF TIM NAY
Attorney for Personal
Representative
6720 SW Macadam Ave. Ste
200
Portland, OR 97219
Published: July 17, 23 and 31,
19%_________________ affid
PUBLIC NOTICK
MORROW COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
ASPHALTIC CONCRETE
PAVING AT COLUMBIA JR
HIGH SCHOOL
INVITATION FORBIDS
Morrow County School District
invites sealed bids for:
Asphaltic Concrete Paving at
Columbia Jr High School in Ir
rigon, Oregon. Sealed bids will
be received until 2:00 p.m.,
August 7, 19%, at the District
Office, P.O. Box 368, Lex
ington, OR 97839 at which time
they will be opened and read
aloud. Bids received after the
time fixed for opening will not
be considered. Bid specifica
tions may be examined or ob
tained at the District Office
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday. The
School District reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Charles D. Starr
Superintendent,
Morrow County School District
Published: July 31, 19%
Affid
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C A R D OF T H A N K S
Thanks to Jerry and Cliff
Dougherty, Cary Davis, Kyle
Robinson, Ed Fisher, Hank
Pointer, Morrow County Grain
Growers and the Heppner
Rural Fire Department for your
quick response to our wheat
fire last Friday. Your help was
very much appreciated.
Sincerely,
Bill and Marj Kenny
____________________ 7-31-lp
We would like to thank all
those responsible for organiz
ing, who helped, contributed,
or showed their support for the
Ken Snider Memorial Scholar
ship Auction and the Ken
Snider Memorial Scholarship
Golf Tournament. Your caring
and support is very much
appreciated.
Thanks again,
Joyce, Janice, Dick and
Larry Snider
____________________ 7-31-lc
A sincere Thank You to our
many friends who offered
prayers, sent flowers and
cards, called, cared for our
garden and helped in so many
ways. Fiona and I are recover
ing and, with time, will be as
good as new!
Again...Thank You,
John Campbell and Family
____________________ 7-31-lc
A big thank you to the Hepp
ner Volunter Fire Department
for the prompt and efficient
way they responded last Thurs
day to the fire that was (literal
ly) racing through the dry grass
along the hillside just above our
home. A few minutes' delay
and the entire hillside would
have been engulfed. But,
thankfully, they were there
almost as soon as the alarm
finished sounding.
Any time we hear that alarm,
some of us send up a quick
prayer for the people involved.
We all know the damage a fire
can cause. Even so, when it's
your backyard that is threaten
ed, the danger takes on a whole
new frightening dimension.
We have a new appreciation for
the dedication and expertise of
our Volunteer Firemen. Thank
you for all the homes (and
fields and yards, and who
knows what all) you protect
year round!
And thanks also to the per
son who turned in the fire
alarm last week.
Lester and Joyce Grasser
____________________7-31-lp
HELP W A N T E D
Cook needed. Variable hours.
Apply Heppner Elks, 676-9181.
____________________5-29-tfc
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