Reception set for Judge Abrams
A retirement reception for
Judge Robert Abrams has been
planned for Thursday, Sept. 26
from 4-6 p.m. at All Saints
Episcopal Church of Heppner.
Judge Abrams has submitted
his resignation as circuit court
judge to Governor John Kitz-
haber, effective Aug. 31.
Abrams said in a letter of
resignation Aug. 23 that he had
hoped to complete his second
full term as circuit court judge
of the Sixth Judicial District,
but, because of a "disabling
stroke" on July 30, 1995, he
was unable to carry out his
duties.
A bram s and his w ife,
Marion, lived around 29 years
in Heppner where he was Mor­
row County District Attorney
and also had a private law prac­
tice The couple have five
grown children.
Guest preacher to be at Hope-Valby
The Reverend Richard Eggen
of Kennewick, will be the guest
preacher at the 9a.m . worship
service at Valby Lutheran
Church, lone, and at the 11
a.m. service at Hope Lutheran,
Heppner, on Sunday, Sept. 8.
No stranger to Morrow
County, Pastor Eggen served a
number of years as the pastor
at Trinity Lutheran Church in
Hermiston, and later as the
pastor of Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church in Boardman.
Sunday School at Hope
Lutheran will begin on Sun­
day, Sept. 8, at 11 a.m. Child-
ren will join their parents for
the beginning of worship ser­
vice, and will then be dismiss­
ed during the second hymn to
go downstairs and meet their
teachers. For more information
about the Sunday School pro­
gram, contact Shelly Britt,
676-5478.
The guest preacher at Hope
and Valby for Sunday, Sept. 15
will be the Reverend Grace
Drake of Heppner.
Members and friends of the
congregations are welcome to
attend services and events of
the two churches.
Cristina Guerra Calvillo-a
daughter Cristina Guerra was
born to Flora Calvillo of Board-
man on August 13, 19% at
Good Shepherd Community
Hospital. The baby weighed 7
lbs. 7 oz.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
A public meeting of the
Budget Committee of the Ore­
gon Trail Library District, Mor­
row County, State of Oregon,
to discuss a supplemental bud­
get for the fiscal year July 1,
1996 to June 30, 1997, will be
held at the Heppner library, 444
N Main St., Heppner. The
meeting will take place on
Wednesday, September 18,
19% at 7:00 p.m.
This is a public meeting
where deliberation of the Bud­
get Committee will take place.
Any person may appear at the
meeting and discuss the pro­
posed programs with the bud­
get committee.
Annetta L. Spicer,
Budget Officer
Published: September 4, 1996
Affid_______________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
St. Patrick’s Senior Center
Bulletin Board
There were 75 people present for the senior meal Aug. 28. Two
meals were home delivered and one meal was taken out. Peggy
Connor won the free meal ticket and the birthday gift certificate
went to Callie Huddleston.
Members of the lone United Church of Christ served, and Joe
Bacon and Steve Allen helped serve. The seniors appreciate hav­
ing them, all the other young people and other volunteers who
have helped this summer. Jane Rawlins, secretary of the Meal
Site Committee, introduced the other members of the group
before the meal.
The menu for the dinner Sept. 11 will be spaghetti with meat
sauce, green salad, peaches, french bread, cheese sticks and
cookies. Members of the Catholic Church will serve. The Senior
Center Board will meet following the meal.
Before the meal, at 11:45 a.m., entertainment promised by the
Meal Site Committee will be a reading from a Gilbert and Sullivan
production. Future entertainment will be announced in the senior
news bulletin a week in advance.
There is now a suggestion box in the dining room with a pad
and pen for writing suggestions, gripes or questions concern­
ing the meals or the senior center.
The tenants of the building gave a farewell party for Lydia
Wilson Thursday afternoon. Cake, ice cream and beverages were
served to 16 people. Lydia will be iving at the Hermiston Ter­
race Assisted Living Residence. The address is 980 Highland
Ave., Hermiston, OR 97838, for those who wish to write to her.
One table of cards was in play Friday afternoon.
There are still seats available on the senior bus for the trip to
the Pendleton Round-Up Dress Up Parade on Saturday, Sept.
7. The bus will leave the Senior Center at 5 p.m. There are also
empty seats for the trip to the Hermiston meal site Thursday,
Sept. 12. Departure time is 10:30 a.m.
Other dates to remember: Tuesday and Thursday exercise, 10
a.m .; Wednesday blood pressures taken, 11 a.m., senior meal,
noon; Friday cards, 2 p.m.; Sunday movie, 7 p.m.
Remember to watch for the announcements of future enter­
tainment before the Wednesday senior meals.
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* 2 1 7 North M ain
Heppner
THE 'PUB'
Buy 1 Get 1 FREE SALE!
Buy one of the sandwiches listed below
& get the second FREE
1 0 :0 0 a.m. to 2 :0 0 p.m.
‘H o t’ PQ-BOY sandwich
‘Hot* SUB-sandwich [Foot Long]
Deli-BEEF sandwich
'H o t1 PASTRAMI sandwich
PITA-Chicken Salad sandwich
FAJITA steak sandwich
above sandwiches include 'm acaroni' salad & chips
THE 'PUB' .-^ ¿ 5
676-5493
SALE ENDS SEPTEMBER 6. 1996
limit-2 per customer
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NOTICE OF
REGULAR MEETING
The Morrow County Health
District will hold it regular
board meeting at 7 p.m. on
September 9, 1996 at Pioneer
Memorial Home Health con­
ference room 564 E. Pioneer
Drive Heppner, OR. A copy of
the agenda for this meeting is
attached.
I. Call to order
II. Approval of August 5,
1996 minutes
III. Public Comments
IV. CEO Reports
V. Financial Report — July
VI. Contract Review
VII. Irrigon Clinic
VIII. Executive Session
IX New Business
X. Adjournment
Published: September 4, 1996
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED
ANNEXATION OF
TERRITORY TO FULLER
CANYON LIVESTOCK
DISTRICT,
MORROW COUNTY
The Morrow County Court
will hold a public hearing at
10:00 o'clock a.m. on Wednes­
day, September 18, 19%, at 206
Main St. N, Boardman, Oregon
to hear public comment upon
annexation of territory to the
Fuller Canyon Livestock Dis­
trict. The territory included
therein is generally situated
southwest of the City of Lex­
ington. The boundaries of the
proposed district are as follows:
Commencing at the intersec­
tion of State Highway 74 and
Fuller Canyon Road in Section
27, Township 2 South, Range
26, E.W.M., in Morrow Coun­
ty, Oregon; thence South along
Fuller Canyon Road a distance
of 2.0 miles, more or less;
thence continuing along Fuller
Canyon Road as it turns to the
Northwest a distance of 4.5
miles, more or less, to the in­
tersection of Fuller Canyon
Road and Paul Borwn Road
(aka Bunker Hill Road); thence
North along Paul Brown Road
(aka Bunker Hill Road) to the
North section line of Section 24,
Township 2 South, Range 25,
E.W.M., thence west on Paul
Brown Road (aka Bunker Hill
Road) to the Northwest comer
of said Section 24, Township 2
South, Range 25, E.W .M .,
thence North on Meadow
Brook Farm Road a distance of
1.5 miles; thence East a dis­
tance of 0.5 miles to the center
to Section 12, Township 2
South, Range 25, E.W .M .;
thence North a distance of .75
miles to the Northeast comer of
the South half of the Southwest
quarter of Section 1, Township
2 South, Range 25, E.W .M .;
thence West a distance of 0.5
miles, more or less, to the East
right-of-way line of Meadow
Brook Road; thence Northerly
along said East right-of-way
line of Meadow Brook Road to
the Northwest comer of Sec­
tion 1, Township 2 South,
Range 25, E.W.M.; thence East
to the Northeast corner of Sec­
tion 1, Township 2 South,
Range 25, E.W .M .; thence
Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, September 4, 1996 - FIVE
South to the Northwest Boun­
dary of the railroad property
line; thence Southeast along
the railroad property line to the
intersection of Section 7,
Township 2 South, Range 25,
E.W .M.; thence East to the
Northeast comer of Section 8,
The Heppner Garden Club,
Township 2 South, Range 26,
E.W .M.; thence South to the in celebration of their 30th an­
Southeast comer of Section 8, niversary, is sponsoring "Thir­
Township 2 South, Range 26, ty Blooming Years," their first
E.W .M.; thence East to the public flower show and tea on
Northeast comer of Section 16, Saturday and Sunday, Sept.
Township 2 South, Range 26, 21-22, at St. Patrick's Senior
E.W .M.; thence South to the Center.
Sourtheast comer of Section 16,
The show will focus on fresh
Township 2 South, Range 26, plant materials in both horti­
E.W.M.; thence West to the in­ culture and design divisions.
tersection of the South right-of-
Everyone is invited to exhibit
way boundary of State High­ flowers they have grown and to
way 74, a distance of 1.0 mile, bring arrangements made of
more or less; thence Southeast flowers they have grown. Spe­
along the said State Highway cial exhibits and table setting
right-of-way boundary to the classes are also included.
point of beginning; EXCEP­ Printed schedules will soon be
TING THEREFROM all land ly­ in the mail.
ing within the right-of-way
For more information about
the
show, call show chairman
boundary lines of public roads.
Jane
Rawlins, 676-9435, or club
The livestock or class or
president
Dorothy Jackson,
classes thereof which are not to
676-9255.
be lawfully permitted to run at
large within the terriroty pro­
posed to be annexed are:
animals of the bovine species,
horses, mules, asses, sheep,
goats, swine and "e x o tic
animals"; "exotic animals" in­
We want to thank the Hepp­
clude, but are not limited to,
ner Rural Fire Dept, and all
buffalo, bison, llama, ostrich,
who responded to the fire on
emu, or any animal resulting
Meadowbrook Road. Your help
from the crossbreeding thereof,
was greatly appreciated.
or the crossbreeding of such ex­
Gene Majeske
otic animals with domestic
Vilas and Debbie Ropp
animals.
and Family
Any person may appear and
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be heard. This proceeding is
We would like to thank the
taken pursuant to the authori­
Heppner
Rural Fire Dept, and
ty of ORS 607.010 to 607.051.
all the friends and neighbors
Published: September 4 and 11,
who put out the fire on our
1996
place on Sunday. We were out
Affid______________________
of town for the day and really
PUBLIC NOTICE
appreciate our good friends
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
and neighbors.
THE STATE OF OREGON
Jim & Barbara Bloodsworth
FOR THE COUNTY OF
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MORROW
The family of Fredrick T.
In The Matter of,
Martin expresses our thanks to
Carl Sanger,
relatives, friends, and medical
Plaintiff,
staff who have been so suppor­
vs.
tive during Fred's illness and
Richard C. Smith, and
passing. Fred enjoyed your
Yolanda F. Smith, and
visits, cards, letters and felt
Hugh. W Homer, and
your prayers while he was in
Beverly Homer,
Good Samaritan Center and
_______ Defendants._________
Good Shepherd Hospital in
No. 96-CV-037
Hermiston.
SUMMONS
Special thanks to the IUCC
T O : Richard C. Sm ith,
choir, musicians, and others for
Defendant, and
participating in the service, and
TO : Yolanda F. Sm ith,
to the lone community women
Defendant.
for the dinner following. We
You are hereby required to have appreciated all of your ef­
appear and defend the Com­ forts, calls, cards, memorial
plaint filed against you in the gifts and flowers.
above-entitled cause within
Helen Martin
thirty (30) days from the date
Jean & A1 Brazell & Family
of service of this Summons
Mel & Shawlene Martin
upon you, and in case of your
& Family
failure to do so, for want
Ralph & Nona Martin
thereof, Plaintiff wll apply to
& Family
the Court for the relief
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demanded in the Complaint.
I would like to take this op­
NOTICE TO THE ABOVE
portunity to thank the fine peo­
NAMED DEFEN DA N T(S):
ple of south Morrow County
READ THESE PAPERS CARE­
for their generous hospitality
FULLY!
and support over the 6V 2 years
You must "app ear" in this
that I have been serving as the
case, or the other side will win
pastor of the Hope-Valby-Con-
automatically, To "ap p ear",
don Lutheran Parish. You have
you must file with the Court a
opened your hearts not only to
legal paper called a "M otion"
me, but to the members of my
or "A nsw er", which must be
family, Carol, my wife, and my
given to the court clerk or ad­
two children, Rachel and Matt.
ministrator within thirty (30)
One of the goals in my
days, along with the required
ministry has been to give some­
filing fee. It must be in proper thing back to the community.
form, and have proof of service
This I have done by founding
on the Plaintiff's attorney, or if
and leading the South Morrow
the Plaintiff does not have an
County Scholarship Trust and
attorney, proof of service upon
being a charter member of the
the Plaintiff.
Heppner Oregon Together
If you have any questions,
Group which has sponsored
you should see an attorney im­ many drug and alcohol-free
mediately. If you need help in
dances for our teenage youth.
finding an attorney, you may
I have also been a board
call the Oregon state bar's law­
member for 2V 2 years on the
yer referral service at (503)
Neighborhood Center of South
684-3763 or toll free in Oregon
Morrow County, as well as ser­
at (800) 452-7636.
ving with the Heppner Coor­
Carl Sanger, Plaintiff Pro Se dinating Council. These have
STATE OF OREGON
)
taken time away from family
) ss.
and church, but the time I
COUNTY OF MORROW )
believe was well spent.
I, the undernamed Plaintiff,
I will miss you all as I leave
certify that the foregoing is an
to serve as the pastor of Colton
exact and complete copy of the
Lutheran Church in Colton,
original Summons in the above OR. You will all be missed, but
cause.
I will have fond memories of
Carl Sanger, Plaintiff Pro Se
our time together. In 27 years
Post Office address at which
in the parish ministry, this is
papers in the above-entitled
the place that I have served the
cause may be served by mail:
longest and possibly loved the
P.O. Box 2515, Clackamas,
most.
Oregon 97015
Sincerely,
Published: September 4 ,1 1 ,1 8
Reverend Stan Hoobing, Pastor
and 25, 19%
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Affid
Heppner Garden
Still space in
Club plans
BM CC golf
show, tea
class
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There is still space to enroll
in Blue Mountain Community
College's (BMCC) beginning
golf class, scheduled to begin
Thursday, Sept. 5 at Willow
Creek Country Club beginning
at 5 p.m.
Interested students should
contact Anne Morter, BMCC
coordinator for Morrow Coun­
ty, at 422-7040 for registration
information.
H E LP W A N TE D
Cook needed. Variable hours.
Apply Heppner Elks, 676-9181.
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The Morrow County Soil
and Water Conservation Dis­
trict is accepting applications
for part-time O ffice Man­
ager/District Clerk until Mon­
day, September 9, at 4 p.m.
Ability to work independently
and computer background
necessary. Applications can be
obtained at 430 Heppner/Lex-
ington Hwy. Position will begin
Monday, September 16. For
more information, contact Janet
at 676-5452.
Morrow SWCD provides
employment without regard to
race, color, sex, national origin,
religion, physical or mental
disability, marital status, fami­
ly relationship, or age.
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S E R V IC E S
Linoleum carpet sales and in­
stallation, interior, exterior
painting. Free estimates. Call
Tim
H edm an,
evenings
676-9054. Licensed and bond-
ed #78201.
1-4-tfc
G lo's Housekeeping Service.
For more info and free esti-
mate, call 676-9810.
3-20-tfc
Horseshoeing-hot, cold and
corrective. Call Tom or David
Hughes, 763-2591 or 466-3106.
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Will do ironing in my home.
Per hour charge. 676-9479.
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Custom cattle feeding: good
supply of feed. Reasonably
priced. Walla Walla, Wa. Onie
Bloomberg 509-529-9478; Tom
Maycumber 509-529-7179.
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M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Get ready for the fall music pro­
gram with a clarinet, excellent
condition-$300 and $275 (new
$425 and $400). 676-9939 even-
ings, 676-9228 days. 8-21-tfx
For sale: Lady's bicycle, $25;
typewriter, $15: crib, $15; high
chair, $10; Nordictrack, $250;
676-9047._____________ 8-28-2c
For sale: double canopy bed,
white iron day bed, Nintendo
w/games, Laser 128 Apple
compatible computer. 676-5238.
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COMPUTERS FOR SALE:
Morrow County Extension of­
fice in the Pettyjohn Building,
Friday, Sept. 6, 1996 between
the hours of 9 a.m .-5 p.m.
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R EA L ESTATE
For Sale or R ent: three
bedroom, IV2 bath on large,
fenced lot. Newer roof and
carpeting. 676-9246
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Large view lots for sale on dead
end street, Heppner. 676-9246
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