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SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 29, 1997
Computer class planned at HHS
A Blue Mountain Community
College (BMCC) computer class
covering Microsoft Excel has been
scheduled for Saturday, March 8,
at Heppner High School. The all
day seminar will run from 8 a.m.-
5 p.m. Cost is $50 per person.
The class will focus on begin
ning spreadsheet operations and
will cover data entry, formatting,
charting, importing graphics, print
ing, exporting data and macros. No
prior computer experience is nec
essary.
For more information, or to pre-
register for the class, contact Anne
Morter, BMCC coordinator for
Morrow County, at 422-7040.
Speaker planned at Christian Life Center
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Dan and Marty Womack
Dan and Marty Womack, from
Hoquiam, Washington, will be
guests for special services at the
Christian Life Center, 535 W.
Morgan Stree in Heppner on
Sunday. Feb 2, at 10:30 a m and
6 p m and Monday through
Friday, Feb 3-7, according to
the Rev Tim Van Cleave.
Rev Womack has preached
extensively across the United
States as an evangelist, as a
pastor, in church youth camps and
family camp meetings, at
banquets, in a series of revival
crusades, one-night concerts, and
in v arious types of church retreats
The evangelist serv ed for a time as
executive director of Northwest
Teen Challenge, a drug and
alcohol abuse prevention program
In association with that program,
he spoke in public junior high and
senior high school assemblies and
classrooms against the use of
drugs and alcohol
The Womacks, are recording
artists In most serv ices they sing
three or four gospel songs, from
Southern Gospel to contemporary
to a country style
In addition to their present
traveling ministry , the Womacks
have pastored in churches m
Idaho, Missouri, and Washington.
The Rev Womack attended
Northwest College of the
Assemblies of God in Kirkland,
Washington, and Central Missouri
State University' in Warrensburg,
Missouri He was ordained with
the Assemblies of God in 1967
The public is invited to attend
the services
BM CC quilting class has openings
A few spaces remain in Blue
Mountain Community College’s
(BMCC) quilting class offered this
term in Heppner. The class was
postponed for one week and will
now start on Monday, Feb. 3 at
Heppner High School from 6-9
St. Pat's Altar
Society has party
St. Patrick’s Church Altar Soci
ety sponsored a card party Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 19. Bunco, pinochle
and bridge was played and a pie
dessert was served.
Winners for bridge were Hazel
Mahoney, high; Beth Bryant, sec
ond high; and Gwen Healy, travel
ing.
Pinochle winners were Daisy
Collins and Dorthy Wilson, who
were both high and also tied for
the traveling pinochle.
Bunco winners were Father
Gerry Condon, first; Janet
Greenup, second; and Diana Ball,
bunco.
4-H News
Wild Riders 4-H Club
By Tasha Hollis, reporter
At the Jan. 20 meeting of the
Wild Riders, the members talked
about what happened at the Equine
Awareness class held on Jan. 12.
They talked about the humane and
inhumane treatment of horses.
The club talked about thanking
Connie and Charlene for their pre
sentations at the Jan. 20 meeting.
bread, homemade pie and drink , is Katherine Dale and Merlyn
available for $4; chili, bread, and Robinson talked about doing a com
drink for $3; potato, topping, munity service project, and dem
bread and drink for $2; or onstrations for the club meeting.
homemade pie and drink for Katherine also talked about how to
$ 1 50. The entire family may eat properly condition your horse.
for $15. There will also be a price
Important dates to remember
break on children on individual are: Monday, Feb. 3, 4-H meeting
meals
at the fairgrounds dorm at 7 p.m.;
Sunday, Feb. 9, Equine Awareness
in Boardman, 2 p.m.
HHS Booster Club plans chili feed
The Heppner Booster Club is
sponsoring a chili-potato feed,
Saturday, Feb 1, at the Heppner
High home-cconomics room.
Dinner hours will be from 3-6pm
during the Heppner vs. Sherman
County basketball games
A complete dinner, which
includes chili, potato, homemade
St. Patrick's Senior Center
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There were 74 people present for the Senior dinner Jan 22 and four
meals were home delivered. Sara Horn of Hermiston won the meal
ticket. Members of the Catholic Church served Volunteers who
were left off the list last week were Paul Werner, who helps clear and
wash the tables, and Tom Gonty, who delivers the meals to people
who are not able to come to the center Their help is much
appreciated
The menu for the meal Feb 4 is sauerkraut and wieners, oven fried
potatoes, green beans, rolls, cookies, applesauce, coffee, tea and milk
Members of the Methodist Church will serve The Meal Site
Committee will meet at 1 p m. Hearing aid assistance will be prov ided
at 10 a m., and blood pressures checked at 11 a m.
Four seniors played pinochle in the office Friday afternoon It was
warmer there than in the sitting room. It w as very cold in the dining
room Wed. morning, but with several small heaters going it started to
warm up a little Roger Schoonover came and got the heat pump
going so it was comfortable by lunch time Hopefully it will keep
working until warm weather arrives
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Obituary
J. Ewing Hynd
J. Ewing Hynd, 82, of Her
miston, died Monday, January 27,
1997 at the Good Samaritan Cen
ter in Hermiston.
Funeral service will be held on
Thursday, January 30, 1997 at the
Bums Mortuary Chapel in Her
miston at 1 p.m. Private burial will
be in the Ukiah Cemetery, Ukiah.
Mr. Hynd was bom on Apnl 10,
1914 in Ukiah, to parents Charley
and Elizabeth Wigham Hynd. He
was raised and attended school in
Ukiah.
He was united in marriage to
Beaulah A. Eskelson on May 19,
1937 in Heppner.
Mr. Hynd was a prominent cattle
rancher in Umatilla and Morrow
counties. He was a past president
of the Umatilla County Cattlemen’s
Association and was the Umatilla
County Cattleman of 1956. He en
joyed hunting and fishing and was
an active member of the Water
melon Good Samaritan Chapter.
The Hynds lived in Hermiston since
1976.
Mr. Hynd is survived by his wife
of 59 years, Beaulah “Bee” Hynd,
Hermiston; son, John Hynd, Ukiah,
three granddaughters and seven
great-grandchildren. He was pre
ceded in death by his parents and
one sister, Lilias Cheney.
In lieu of flowers, memorial con
tributions may be made to the Uma
tilla Senior Center, care of Bums
Mortuary of Hermiston, P.O. Box
289, Hermiston, OR 97838.
Bums Mortuary of Hermiston is
in charge of arrangements.
This is a public meeting where
deliberation of the Budget Com
mittee will take place. Any per
son may appear at the meeting
and discuss the proposed pro
grams with the Budget Commit-
tcc.
Published: January 29, 1997
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January 31:
KITCHEN REOPENED-cooks are back home.
Dining from 6-9 p.m. Reward y o u r cook-take
her to dinner!
February 6:
La d ies’ Night. Dining 6-8 p.m.
Framed Windows
February 14-15-16
109th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
BINGO every Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m.
Dining room motto: Good food, good service,
at a reasonable price.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Morrow County Planning
p.m.
Departm ent in Irrigon will be
Instructor Pam Worden offers
closed on Fridays effective
the choice of two patterns this year,
the Pineapple, or the May Basket.
February 7, 1997. All planning
Pattern books are available at Fab
business can be conducted
rics, Etc., in Heppner. Beginners are
M onday through Thursday
welcome, but should consider start
from 8:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00
ing with a less than full-sized
p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
project, such as a crib-size or wall
Published: lanuary 29, 1997
hanging.
Cost of the class is $35. Inter
ested students should contact Anne
PUBLIC N O TICE
Morter, BMCC coordinator for The City Council of the City of
Morrow County, at 422-7040.
Heppner will hold a public
hearing on Monday, February 10,
PUBLIC N O TICE 1997, beginning at 7:00 p.m. at
Heppner City Hall, 188 West
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CALL
Willow Street, to consider a
FOR BIDS:
proposed
ordinance granting the
Sealed bids for the painting of
the interior of the gym building exclusive electric utilities fran
at Heppner Elementary in Hepp chise to Columbia Basin Electric
ner, OR will be received by Cooperative, Incorporated, and
Morrow County School District fixing terms, conditions and
at the District Office, 270 W compensation of such franchise.
Copies of the ordinance are
Main, Lexington, Or
97839
available
at City Hall for public
until 2:00 p.m, February 5, 1997.
examination.
At this time, all bids will be
This is a public meeting where
opened and publicly read aloud.
Bid documents may be obtained deliberations of the City Council
at the District Office in Lexing will take place. Any person may
ton, OR, Monday through Friday appear at the meeting and discuss
from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. the proposed ordinance with the
Scope of work called for in this City Council.
project shall include, but is not Gary B. Marks
limited to all necessary crafts City Recorder
required by the nature o f the Published: January 29, 1997
specific project. Morrow County A ffid______________________
School District may reject any
PUBLIC N O TICE
bids not in compliance with all
STATEMENT OF
prescribed public bidding proce
NONDISCRIMINATION
dures and requirements and may
reject for good cause any and all "Umatilla Electric Cooperative
bids upon a finding of the district has filed with the Federal Go
a
Compliance
that it is in the public interest to vernment
Assurance in which it assures the
do so.
Rural Electrification Admimstra-
Charles D. Starr
tration
that it will comply fully
Superintendent,
Morrow County School District with all requirements of Title VI
of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Published: January 29, 1997
and the rules and regulations of
Department of Agriculture
PUBLIC N O TICE the
issued
thereunder, to the end that
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
no person in the United States
MEETING
A public meeting of the Board shall, on the grounds of race,
of Directors, of the Morrow color, or national origin, be ex
cluded from participating in, be
County Unified Recreation Dis
denied the benefits of, or be
trict, will be held January 30,
otherwise subjected to discri
1997, at Riverside High School,
mination in the conduct of its
beginning at 7 pm.
This meeting is open to the program and the operation o f its
public. Any person may appear facilities. Under this assurance,
at the meeting and participate. this organization is committed
not to discriminate against any
All meetings are handicapped person on the ground of race,
accessible according to ORS color or national origin in its
192.630(5) and American Dis policies and practices relating to
abilities Act.
applications for service, use of
Topics on the agenda for this any of its facilities, attendance at
meeting are, Ski Program, Quart and participation in any meetings
erly report from Arts Council, of Beneficiaries and Participants
Public concerns regarding sports in the conduct of the operations
scheduling, Measure 47.
of this organization.
(s) George Naims
Secretary Any person who believes him
Published: January 29, 1997
self, or any specific class of indi
Affid______________________
viduals, to be subjected by this
to discrimination
PUBLIC N O TICE organization
prohibited by Title VI of the Act
NOTICE OF BUDGET
and the rules and regulations
COMMITTEE MEETING
issued thereunder may, by him
A public meeting of the Budget self, or a representative, file with
Committee of Morrow County
the Secretary of Agriculture,
Health District, Morrow County
Washington, D.C., 20250, or the
State of Oregon to discuss the
Rural Utilities Service, Wash
budget for fiscal year July 1,
ington, D.C., 20250, or this
1997 to June 30, 1998 will be
organization, or all, a written
held at Irrigon City Hall 1095 NE
complaint. Such complaint must
Main Imgon, Oregon. The meet
be filed not later than 90 days
ing will take place on the 6th day
after the alleged discrimination,
of February 1997 at 7:00 p.m.
or by such later date to which
The purpose is to receive the
extends the time for filing.
budget message and document of
Identity of complainants will be
the district. A copy, of the bud
kept confidential except to the
get document may be inspected
extent necessary to carry out the
or obtained on or after January
purpose of the rules and regu
30, 1997 at Morrow County
lations."
Health District Administration
Published: January 29, 1997
office, between the hours of 8:00
Affid______________________
a.m. and 5:00 p.m..
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NOTICE OF REGULAR
MEETING
The Morrow County Health
District will hold it regular board
meeting at 7 p.m. on February 3,
1997 at lone City Hall 385 W.
2nd lone, OR. A copy of the
agenda for this meeting is as
follows:
I. Call to order at lone City Hall
II. Approval of January 6, 1997
minutes
III. Public Comments
IV. CEO Report
V. Financial Report — December
VI. Budget Process and Sche
dule
VII. Irrigon Clinic
VIII. Review of Personnel Poli
cies
IX. Executive Session
ORS 192.660(1) (a)
ORS 192.660 (1) (h)
X. New Business
XI. Adjournment
Published: January 29, 1997
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PUBLIC N O TICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
In the Matter of the Estate of
CECIL HICKS,
Deceased.
No. 96-PR-19
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
Notice is hereby given that
Shirley Hicks has been appointed
and has qualified as the Personal
Representative of the above
named Estate. All persons hav
ing claims against the estate are
hereby required to present the
same, with proper vouchers,
within four months after the date
of the first publication of this
Notice, as stated below, to the
Personal Representative, c/o Dale
L. Smith, 300 West Hermiston
Avenue, Hermiston, Oregon
97838, or they may be barred.
All persons whose rights may
be affected by the proceedings in
this estate may obtain additional
information from the records of
the court, the Personal Repre
sentative or the attorney for the
Personal Representative.
Dale L. Smith
Bar No. 79398
Attorney for Personal Repre
sentative
Published: January 29, February
5 and 12, 1997
Affid______________________
CLASSIFIED
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CARD OF THANKS
We would like to say thank
you to all of our friends for the
get-well cards, phone calls and
visits during H arold's surgery
and
recovery from pneu
monia. He is doing well and
your concern was most appre
ciated.
Harold, Mary & Ken Wright
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To see so many familiar faces
of friends at the graveside ser
vice of Milo C. Prindle, gave me
and all my family a feeling of
pride and gratitude.
We c an n o t th a n k you
enough.
Zella Prindle
Joline G uinn & family
Sharon Bell & family
Anajean N orthen & family
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We would like to thank the
H eppner Chamber of Com
merce for selecting our busi
ness as co-recipient of your
honored Business of the Year
Award. We appreciate your
support and cooperation in the
challenges facing the rural
agricultural businesses of the
'90s.
Horseshoe Hereford
Ranch, Inc.
Barton & Beth Clark
Ned & Kathleen Clark & family
Matt & Darlene Clark & family
James and Alissa Clark
& family
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I would like to thank the local
H e p p n e r Elks Lodge and
H eppner High School for selec
ting me as the Student of the
M onth for December. I feel
very h o n o red th a t I was
chosen. Thank you again for
the award.
Jodie Carlson
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My sincerest appreciation to
those who made my car acci
dent last Saturday less traum a
tic: Officer Jim Davison, Stan
Bjorke, Dick Allen and the folks
at W heatland Insurance and
Lexington Auto Body. You
were all wonderful.
Blessings,
Lea Mathieu
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The family of Doc Sherer
wishes to extent our sincere
thanks to all who sent cards,
flowers, food and memorials.
Thank you also for the phone
calls and the kind words of
sympathy.
Knowing that so many peo
ple cared about our loved one
helps us through this difficult
time.
Your friendship and support
will be cherished forever.
Beulah Sherer
Dick & Margo Sherer & family
Kay & Chuck Barnhart
& family
Judy and Jerry Ripka & family
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