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S IX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 25, 1999 County court meets Chamber Chatter By Claudia Hughes, Executive Director Whew, what a week for Morrow County. Heppner The Morrow County Court, at "scooted and booted" through it their August 18 meeting, all with not too many glitches. approved a landowner's request Chamber members attending the for an approach on Patterson fair Thursday were treated to Ferry Road Public Works mouth-watering barbecue beef Director Van Arsdale provided by Bucknum's, courtesy of John the court the daily traffic count Gochnauer They enjoyed eating results for Washington Street. at red and white checked tables The court asked him to contact set up and reserved for them by School Superintendent Bruce the Nazarene Church, famous Anderson about his request for for their delicious pies. gravel near Sam Boardman All of you hard working folks, Elementary School. pat yourselves on the back. The The court reviewed the tippage fair booths were well done, fee distribution policy and entertainment at the fair was discussed with Finance Director great, the parade was enjoyed by Kelli Cumn the cash balance, many and the rodeo was a anticipated revenues and terrific show. This reflects commitments for tippage fees. efforts of a tremendous group of They noted an update on the volunteers. status of Lexington's B Street The Chamber Board of Bridge project. After reviewing Directors will be losing one of the 1997-98 SCERT list and the their dedicated members as projects on that list that were Delanne Ferguson moves to awarded tippage fees, the court Pendleton. She has helped in examined the 1999 SCERT list numerous ways throughout the and applications for tippage fee Mam Street renovation, monies. As commissioner Christmas light parade, Heppner Brosnan was at a meeting in Coordinating Council strategic Portland, the court tentatively plan and in numerous other approved allocations, choosing areas. We wish her well and to make final approval next hope her replacement will jump week when the full court will be right in. present. Next week at the Chamber The court approved resources luncheon at Kate's the program for purchase of panels for the will include both a Willow Fair and Rodeo. Creek Valley Assisted Living The court and Sheriff Verlin and tobacco coalition Denton discussed his presentation. Communication department's statistical report for within our area is one of the the first half of the year. Denton goals of the Chamber of pointed out areas of increase Commerce. Join in every over the 1998 statistics for the Tuesday noon. same period and explained that Thought for the week: "Great some increase in arrests may be minds discuss ideas, average attributed to increased jail space. minds discuss events, small Denton also reported that the minds discuss people." State Department of Corrections has approached him about possible use of the shooting COPY PAPER Ream or Carton range for training of their Gazette-Times 676-9228 personnel. For the installation of the enhanced 911 system, the . court approved a non-disclosure PUBLIC NOTICE agreement with Sprint. Sheriff The City Council of the City Denton also reported on the of Heppner will hold a public status of renovations at the hearing Monday, September 13, Sheriffs Office. 1999 at 7:00 PM at Heppner City Hall, 188 W Willow Street, ■County Counsel Bill Hanlon updated t h ^ y ^ o n j R "Big regarding the establishment of Five" memorandum of an enterprise zone. As proposed understanding ancf ^nsWered' the 'enterprise zone would some questions about the encompass all of the City of Community Solutions Team. He Heppner and the Urban Growth and the court discussed the Fair Boundary as well as certain Board's purchase of panels, and, lands outside the City. The zone would only apply to industrial or for the bond counsel, the court commercial zoned property. An agreed to resolutions for enterprise zone provides financing of the Doc ken property tax relief to qualified Building and the Wilkinson Arena. Hanlon reported that industry or business locating discussions with counsel for within the zone. PGEV regarding the Ione- Gerald W. Breazeale Boardman Road, have "stalled," City Manager and that Planning Director Published: August 25, 1999 Tamra Mabbott has been in Affid____________ communication with Boeing PUBLIC NOTICE about compliance with its zoning The City Council of the City perm it./'A lso with county of Heppner will consider the counsel/ the court reviewed the passage of an ordinance designations of authority, should authorizing the impound of an emergency arise when only motor vehicles for insurance, one or none of the licensing and registration commissioners were available. requirements or for commission Judge Tallman reported that of specified offenses and the city of Boardman has chosen repealing Ordinance No. 515-96 not to adopt the county's weed and declaring an emergency. control ordinance but to draft an The proposed ordinance would intergovernmental agreement, allow City police to impound instead. He reported having vehicles for certain offences. signed the State Incentive Drivers whose vehicles would be Cooperative Agreement to impounded under the proposed renew the $50,000 grant for a ordinance would not be able to prevention coordinator in the recover their vehicles until they Behavioral Health Department. were in compliance with the law The court appointed Dean Large and had paid all fees associated to the Solid Waste Advisory with the impound. Committee. Copies of the proposed ordinance are available at FAX SERVICE Heppner City Hall, 188 W Willow St, Heppner. S en d o r R eceiv e Gerald W. Breazeale Heppner Gazette-Times City Manager Published: August 25, 1999 676-9211 By Doris Brosnan A fresh new d a y an d it is ours a d a y o f happy beginnings when we, K ath ryn Ann Cutsfortb and Edward Eugene Fullmer pledge our love as one on Saturday, the twenty-eighth o f August nineteen hundred an d ninety-nine a t two o ’clock in the afternoon St. Patrick Church, 525 North Gale, Heppner Our j o y w ill be more complete i f you can jo in in this celebration o f life Reception immediately following a t the Mike and Kim Armato residence 68970 Willow Creek Road, Heppner (676-9777) PUBLIC NOTICE Advertisement for Bids OWNER: City of lone, Oregon Sealed bids will be received until 2:00 p.m„ Pacific Prevailing Time, on Thursday, September 9, 1999, by the undersigned at the Engineer’s mam office, 409 Lincoln Street, The Dalles, Oregon, for the construction of the 1999 PAVING PROJECT in the City ot lone, Oregon. The project will consist of approximately the following units of construction. 1 Job Intersection rock subgrade, shoulder subgrade, preparation and finish. 175 l.f. Construct straight concrete curb. 550 tons Furnish & Place OSHD Class "C" hot asphaltic concrete surfacing and overlay. on site Scope of work will include, but not limited to Design Development. Contract Drawings, Specifications. Contract Administration. Bid Documents and a Construction Cost Estimate. Existing Hospital drawings may be viewed by appointment with Site Superintendent, Gary Nolan at (541)676-9133, Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. A mandatory site visit is required prior to submittal of Proposals and must be scheduled by the individual submitting agency. Proposals are to be received at the Administration Office in a separate, sealed envelope clearly identified as "Morrow County health District Remodeling" and to the attention of Sheila Dahlman, Administrator, by 2:00 pm, Tuesday, September 7. * 1999. Faxed proposals may be received before 1:45 pm on September 7, 1999, and the original must follow in the mail; fax (541)676-2901. It is the responsibility of the sender to verify receipt of the Proposal by the District. Proposals received meeting the deadline will be publicly opened at 2:00 pm in the Administration Office at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Proposals will include, but not be limited to, firm's current resume. lead members, appropriate and associated work either completed or under construction, two letters of reference from clients of projects of simihar scope and scale, estimated time frame for completing work and costs for performing above services. The Morrow County Health District or authorized representative of District, reserves the right to reject any proposals for these services, as they deem best for the interest of Morrow County health District. Any and all questions may be directed to Gary Nolan, mentioned above or Ken Roberts at R Group Design, (541)426- 6707. (541)426-6804 fax. 4uidraw@eoni.com, or 306 SE 2nd, Enterprise, OR, 97828. A list of pertinent questions and their answers will be made available two days prior to the Proposal deadline for all interested patties. Published: August 25, 1999 Affid_____________________ together with all other required appurtenant work. Bids will be publicly opened and thereafter presented to City Council at its next meeting, all according to the plans and specifications of the City Engineer. The plans, specifications, proposal, and form of contract document m ay be examined at the City Hall of the City of lone, and at the offices of Tenneson Engineering Corporation. A set thereof may he_obtained from Tenneson Engineering Corporation, 409 Lincoln Street, The Dalles, Oregon 97058, (Phone 541-296- 9177) upon payment of twenty- five dollars ($25.00) for each set. This fee is non-refundable. Bidders will be required to prequalify in accordance with the laws of the State of Oregon as to equipment, financial responsibility, experience, and ability to furnish bond and insurance. Pre-qualification statements must be received at the Engineer's office five (5) days prior to the bid opening. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check, or a surety bid bond made payable to the City of lone for an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the total bid. No bid may be withdrawn after the time set for the bid opening, nor before the award of the contract, unless award is delayed for a period exceeding thirty (30) days, All work under this contract will be paid for in "cash" as PLEASE check your ad on authorized by the City Council the first date of publication. of the City of lone. While we are happy to make Attention of Bidders is any necessary corrections, we particularly called to the cannot be responsible for er requirements as to conditions of rors appearing on multiple days. employment to be observed and When cancelling an ad, PLEASE Oregon prevailing wage rates to check to be sure your ad was be paid under the contract. No not inadvertently published. bid will be received or TH A N K YOU! considered by the City of lone unless the bid contains a CARD OF THANKS statement by the bidder as part Heppner Lodge #358: just a of his bid that the provisions of ORS 279.350 will be complied note to say thank you for making with. Contractor will not be it possible for Cody to attend required to be licensed under Meadowood Speech Camp this ORS 468A.720 "Asbestos summer. He had a great time and Abatement", and no bid for the learned a lot during his speech contract shall be considered sessions. He is continuing his unless the bidder is registered speech therapy twice a week in with the Oregon Constructors Portland and they said they could Contracting Board. see the improvement after going The Owner reserves the right to camp. Without the Elks, his to reject any and all bids, and to progress would not be this great. waive informalities, and to Thanks again and God Bless. award the contract as it seems to Scott and Lon Buschke be in the best interest of the City (and Cody) of lone. Delmer and Judy Buschke Project Engineer for the ____________________ 8-25-lp City of lone, Oregon c/o Tenneson Engineering This is a simple thank you for Corporation all the friends and family mem 409 Lincoln Street bers of Gail Papineau, as well as The Dalles, OR 97058 the community members of Mor Telephone (541) 296-9177 row County and Wallowa Published: August 25. 1999 County. This is for everyone who has contributed time, prayers and PUBLIC NOTICE kind words. All your support is MORROW COUNTY so dearly appreciated. I would HEALTH DISTRICT like to extend a heartfelt thank Remodeling and expansion of you to Jean Jepsen for all of her Pioneer Memorial Hospital work with funds, as well as her Proposals due 2:00 p.m. love and never-ending support. September 7. 1999 To say the least, we are deeply REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL touched to know that we come FOR A/E SERVICES from such a caring community. Notice is hereby given that Keep the prayers coming! Thank sealed proposals will be received you again for your kindness; it is at the Administration Office of truly amazing! Pioneer Memorial Hospital. 564 East Pioneer Drive. Heppner. Brian and Lacey Papineau Oregon, 97836 until 2:00 pm. 8-25-lc Tuesday, September 7, 1999. Thank you for all of the flow A/E services are being sought for remodeling on and expansion ers, cards, food, movies, visits and of existing emergency room, get-well wishes while I was in the contraction of new CT Scan, hospital and since I have been Mammography and Utrasound home. I am finally on the mend rooms and remodeling of and couldn't have made it with offices. The project is located at out all of my friends and their 564 East Pioneer Drive. encouragement. You all hold a Heppner. Oregon. The total special place in my heart. Thanks estimated area of consideration again for just being there * is 5.000 sf. Program and Judy Buschke Schematic Drawings have been 8-25-lp completed and may be viewed We want to thank you for the flowers, cards, phone calls and food, also dog care; but especially for all the prayers from Heppner and lone; also John, Marlinda and family for all they did. God Bless you all, George and Winnie Flynn ____________________ 8-25-lp The Morrow County Fair Board would like to thank all vol unteers, superintendents. Fair Committee, Rodeo Committee, 4- H leaders, parents and all exhibi tors for making the 1999 Fair a success. With the many changes around the grounds, your coop eration and help was truly appre ciated. ____________________ 8-25-lc The Morrow County Health District and Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home residents wish to thank the following people for their help at the Fair: volunteers Ned and Kathy Clark, Pauline Schwarz, Lillian Boyce, John Church, Anna Mae Steagal, Lorene Griffith, Dick Ruhl, Sally Calvert. Toma Adams; and staff Marie Van Etta, Sandy Town send. Peggy Lauritsen, Sandi Hanna, Mindy, James Taylor, Sally, Kathy Taylor, Delia, Mane H., Bob McConnell, Carl, Rusty, Mike and Tammy. 8-25-lc Want to get on the Internet, but not sure how? Take the first step and pick up your Internet Sign-up Pack. The pack has phone numbers, prices and other information on how to sign up- and best of all, it’s free. Pick one up today at the Hepp ner Gazette-Times or Heppner City Hall. ____________________7-28-tfx HELP WANTED Looking for a second income? Need some extra cash for that car payment? ServiceMaster Janitorial Services has a permanent part- time janitorial position in Heppner available. 1 V* hours a night, 5 days a week. All training and equipment is supplied. Please call (800) 573-2575 for an application. ____________________________________ 8-I8-2C Experienced Equipment We would like to say a big Serviceman/Mechanic "THANK YOU” to the following to service equipment, make people who worked in the Elks’ adjustments and perform tune- snack wagons for the rodeo week ups. Must be qualified to over end: Ted and Pauline Schwarz; haul, repair and maintain all types Damon Brosnan; Faye Seitz; of automotive and hydraulic Larry Heath; Pat and Bobbette equipment - fabrication and elec Lovgren; Kay, Julie, Josie and trical systems a plus. Current Roy Proctor; Scott Dougherty; CDL license required or must be Deona and Lindsay Hodges; Den obtained within a reasonable nis and Babette Wall; Joe and time. Linda Kenny; Kathy Cutsforth; Applications are available at Roger and Andrea Mortimore; Columbia Basin Electric Co-Op, Marty Brannon; Dave Hanna; Inc., 171 Linden Way, Heppner, Dick, Vickie, Molly Turrell; Jerry Oregon or by calling (541) 676- and Pat Dougherty; Jean Ann 9146. Closing date is August 27, Turner; Curt and Sandi Day; Greg 1999. and Janet Greenup; John and Columbia Basin Electric Co- Nella Britt; Mike and Toma Op is an Equal Opportunity Em Adams; Tom and Jem Sly; Mark ployer. and Janice Huddleston;.Rosco ~_________________ 8-18-2c and Kay Rene Qualls; Kelwayne Home Health Aide: patient and Mary Haguewood; Rick and care, light housework, some Shelli, Braden Britt; Karen cooking. Part-time/full-time. 676- Smith-Gnffith; John and Cindy 5561. Breidenbach; Tony and Lucinda ____________________ 8-18-2c Clements; Cyde Estes; Glen Taking applications for part- Ward; Joe Anderson. If we have time-vacation-relief-weekend forgot anyone, thank you. We dinner cook. Apply in person. appreciate all of your hard work! RJ’s Steakhouse in Lexington. The Heppner Elks Lodge #358 8-25-2C ____________________ 8-25-lc Heppner Police Dept, is now The Morrow County Health District and Pioneer Memorial accepting applications for police Nursing Home residents wish to reserves. Applicant must be at thank the following people for least 21 years of age, have a valid their efforts in making the parade Oregon driver’s license and pass a success: parade volunteers a background check. Applications may be picked up Missy Wallace, Tyler Henderson, at Heppner City Hall. Kelly Straley and Clay and Peggy 8-25-2c Henderson; and staff Sandi, Chnsy, Mindy, Pennie, Tammy, Carl, Chirella and Peggy L. 8-25-lc Thank you to everyone who put forth the effort to have an en try in the Fair and Rodeo Parade last weekend. It was a great pa rade and we wish we could give everyone first place. But a spe cial thank you to all the folks who worked so hard behind the scenes to make the parade happen. It took about 38 people to make it all happen, but made it happen they did. From mailing entry forms to traffic control to handling sign- ins, judging and announcing, thank you all for the great job. Tom Wolff, Sharon Harrison and Bob Kahl 8-25-lp To all of the Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo and Morrow County Ro deo volunteers, sponsors and con tract help who made this year such a huge success... THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! This rodeo is a giant undertak ing that involves dozens of people contributing their time and money to present it with the style and professional flair that we did this year. Also, many thanks to all of you who came to watch and sup port us. I hope you enjoyed what my committee and I feel was the best rodeo yet. Heppner was flooded with world champions Friday and Saturday and I hope all of you were able to witness it. It was awesome! Thanks again, Mary Ann Munkers OTPR Chairman ___ _____________ 8-25-lc MALHEUR LUMBER COMPANY BUYING LOGS & STANDING TIMBER Give us a call today! 1-800-238-5469 or Steve Courtney 541-575-0420, eves. SERVICES Linoleum, carpet and Pergo sale and installation. Free esti mates. Call Tim Hedman. eve nings, 676-9054. Licensed and bonded #78201. ____________________ 1-4-tfc *Blu Blakeley Construction* Commercial and Residential 1-541-989-8365 Lie #89458 Over IS years experience ROOFING. PAINTING. VINYL WINDOWS. DECKS LOG HOMES TREE TRIMMING ___________________7-22-tfc Glo’s Housekeeping Service For more information and free estimate, call 676-9810. ___________________6-16-tfc YARD SALES Yard and Bam Sale: tools and trucking items, household items. 9 a m., August 28. No early sales. Eleven miles south of Heppner on 207 at Ruggs. ____________________ 8-18-2p Yard Sale: lots of fabrics, 205 Aiken, Saturday, Aug. 28, 10-3 p.m. 8-25-lp
