S IX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 20,1999
Trash can donated to city
Twice Upon a Time, the local
bookseller in Heppner, has
donated funds to purchase a
decorative
trash
can
for
downtown Heppner.
Doris Brosnan, owner o f the
store, expressed concern that
there were insufficient trash cans
for all the activities held
downtown.
During Saint
Patrick’s
Celebration,
for
instance, she noted that there
was not a trash can visible
anywhere from a location by the
Post Office.
When Brosnan approached the
city about getting more trash
cans downtown, she was
informed that the $ 188 price tag
for the cans kept the city from
buying many more. The city has
limited funds in the budget she
was told, and could only
purchase a couple receptacles
each year. She then offered to
Obituaries
donate sufficient funds for the
city
to purchase another
container,
"Perhaps if more business
owners
would
make
tax
deductible donations to purchase
decorative trash containers, it
would help to keep the
downtown clean and beautiful."
she stated.
Commission
plans meeting
The Oregon Wheat Commission
will hold a regular meeting on
Monday, October 25, at the
commission office, 1200 N.W.
Naito Parkway, Suite 520,
Portland, beginning at 2 p.m.
Commission meetings are
open to the public.
St. Patrick's Senior Center
Bulletin Board
The Senior Center Board reports that the recent flea market here was
successful and enjoyable, with 24 tables operated by local
organizations and individuals. Many expressed hope that this market
will be repeated next year.
More than 100 seniors attended the dinner Wed., Oct. 13. Thirteen
came over from Condon's Summit Springs Assisted Living home.
Mildred Wright, long time Morrow County resident, who was a tenant
here at the Senior Apartments for several years, was among those who
came from Condon. Members o f the Episcopal Church served. The
Senior Board met after the meal.
The menu for the Oct. 27 birthday dinner is Parmesan chicken,
mashed potatoes with gravy, peas with mushrooms, Jell-O fruit salad,
biscuits, birthday cake and ice cream. Members of the Nazarene and
Seventh-day Adventist churches will serve.
Exercise class was held Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. as usual.
Cards were played Tuesday afternoon, but the Friday card players went
up to the nursing home to play pinochle with Irene Swanson on
Thursday afternoon, so there was no game Friday afternoon There
was no movie Sunday evening due to the rosary for Mane Steagall.
The seniors extend their sympathy to her family.
A Housing Authority meeting will be held in the center sitting room
Oct. 25.
Y2K: YEAR 2000! ARE YOU PREPARED?
Blue Mountain Community College’s Small Business
Development Center, in partnership with the Small
Business Administration and OMEP, is providing this
FREE Y2K SEMINAR.
This will be the last Y2K seminar sponsored by the
SBDC in Morrow County this century! The seminar
is structured to focus on the Year 2000 technology
probletft add move you to take action now... before
it’s too late. Additional Y2K potential hazards
will also be discussed. All participants will
receive a variety of free resource material.
Location: Heppner High School
Date: Thursday, October 28th
Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Registration Information: Space is limited.
Pre-registration is not required but is
recommended. Pre-register by calling the
Small Business Development Center, (541) 276-6233
________ or toll free 1-888-441-SBDC (7232)
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Lance and Kay Tibbies
Thad and April Tibbies
Bill and Jill Tibbies Taylor
Larry and Judy Tibbies
Darell Tibbies
Eric and Barbra Tibbies Chabot
C.M. SAUSAGE CO.
We offer mobile farm slaughtering
in Morrow and Umatilla counties
with the newest mobile truck in the industry.
C.M. Sausage Co. custom cuts beef, pork,
lamb and all wild game. We also make several
kinds of sausage and jerky; plus we offer
smoked turkey, ham, beef jerky
and old-fashioned bacon for sale
( fa e K A ? 4 ( J a tlf
(541) 276-9242
Pager: (541 ) 966-7167
MICHAEL L. MURPHY
1140TutuillaRd.
Pondloton
We can sm o k e a n y th in g to eat!
Patrick Catholic Church, the Lex-
mgton Altar Society, the Lexing
ton Grange and the Lexington
Garden Club.
Norma L. Lundell
Survivors include sons, Bob
Norma L. Lundell, 68, o f Eu Steagall of Lexington. Bill Steagall
gene, died Tuesday, October 12, of Pendleton, and Jim Steagall of
Portland; daughters, June Crowell
1999.
of
lone, Deanna Brandhagen of
A memorial service was held
Pendleton,
Pat Dougherty o f
at S te h n ’s Funeral Home in
Heppner,
and
Barbara Leyva of
Milwaukie on Friday, October 15,
1999. A graveside memorial ser Wilbur, Washington; sisters. Bunny
vice was held Saturday, October Richelderfer of The Dalles, Helen
16, 1999 at High View Cemetery Crump of Parkdale and Vera
in lone, with inurnment following Steagall of Portland; 20 grandchil
dren; 30 great-grandchildren; and
the service.
Norma was bom on March 11, two great-great-grandchildren.
1931 at lone to Frank and Ruth She was preceded in death by her
(Swanson) Lundell and graduated husband, Wilbur, in 1990, and an
from Milwaukie High School. She infant son in 1933.
Memonal contributions may be
was formerly a bookkeeper for
PPI Co., and most recently for EXT made to St. Patrick C atholic
Metals. She had lived off and on Church Memorial Fund, P.O. Box
in Eugene since 1970. She had 633, Heppner, Oregon 97836; or
Pioneer Memorial Hospital Fund,
married and divorced.
P.O.
Box 9, Heppner, Oregon
Survivors include sons, Daniel
97836;
or a charity of choice.
C h ristian so n
and Jeffrey
Sweeney
Mortuary o f Hepp
Christianson, both of Eugene;
daughter, Susan Packouz of Port ner was in charge o f arrange
land; mother, Ruth Lundell of ments.
Milwaukie; brothers, Bill Lundell
of Portland and Merle Lundell of
By Claudia Hughes, Exec. Dir.
Westport, Washington; two grand
children and one great-grandchild.
Memorial contributions may be
Fill in the blanks: "________ ,
made to the lone United Church where earth and sky merge;
of Christ Building Fund, lone, Ore where you're part of the sunset;
gon 97843.
where you can relax and unwind;
Poole-Larsen Funeral Home a family affair; limitless
was in charge o f arrangements.
opportunities to find yourself."
ITie answer: Morrow County.
Betty Jean Kenny
These were just a few ideas
B etty Jean K enny, 78, o f
tossed
around by Carol Michael
Pendleton, died Wednesday, Oc
and
I
as
we bent our heads over
tober 13, 1999, at St. Anthony
lunch
to
prepare the Morrow
Hospital in Pendleton.
County ad for the 2000-2001
Rosary for Mrs. Kenny was
EOVA (Eastern Oregon Visitors
held on Sunday, October 17,1999
Association) guide.
at the chapel at Bums Mortuary
Photos are still needed for the
in Pendleton. Funeral Mass was
guide and, if a photograph is
held Monday, October 18,1999 at
selected, EOVA pays $50 for
St. Mary Catholic Church in
small photo use; $100 for
Pendleton with interment at Olney
medium to large; and should
your photo or slide be selected
Cemetery.
for the cover, $500. Decisions
Mrs. Kenny was bom April 11,
will
be made in November, so if
1921, at Des Moines, Iowa. The
you
have some great photos to
family, including maternal grand
submit, don't hesitate to do so.
parents, Samuel and Margaret
They will be returned if you
Shannon of Ravanna, Missouri,
include
your name, address and
moved to Heppner in June 1928.
county on the back.
Mrs. Kenny’s mother, Corene
Call the Chamber offices for
Shannon Robinson, died in 1931,
further information. We have a
and she was raised by her grand
great county and we want to
parents.
showcase it.
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She graduated,from Heppner
As winter fast approaches, the
High School in 1939 and worked
Chamber is involved in planning
for Stroll Heppner and the light
in B erkeley, C alifornia for
parade; Town and Country; and
Certainteed Products Corporation
St. Pat's 2000.
All are
for six years.
encouraged to enter a float in the
On January 31,1947, she mar
parade; nominate someone for
ried Emmett Kenny, son of long
the annual T & C awards;
time Heppner residents John and
suggest entertainment for the
Bea Kenny, at St. Patrick Catho
events and attend the meetings.
lic Church in Heppner.
Bread gets stale and so do
A longtime Pendleton resident,
committees. Share your new
Mrs. Kenny was employed for
ideas with one and all.
many years at the Oregon Wheat
Next week I will be attending
Commission and the State of Or
the Oregon Chamber Executives
egon Department o f Parole and
Conference in Corvallis to
Probation. She retired in April
prevent fermentation, "stale".
That week the membership will
1983 from Pendleton Orthopedic
have a discussion session during
clinic after 20 years of employ
lunch. They choose the topic.
ment.
Join them, noon at Kate's.
Survivors include her husband.
Thought for the week: "It takes
Emmett Kenny; daughter, Kristine
a
long time to grow an old
Largent of Portland; granddaugh
friend."
ter, Kourtney Largent; and other
relatives. She was preceded in
death by a b ro th er, Elwood
Robinson in 1980.
Memorial contributions may be
Morrow County Behavioral
made to the Shriner’s Hospital for
Health
has announced that the
Crippled Children, 3101 SW Sam
agency
will
provide flu shots for
Jackson Park Road, Portland,
all of their clients who are
Oregon 97201.
interested.
Bums Mortuary of Pendleton
For more information, call 676-
was in charge of arrangements.
9161.
Chamber Chatter
Free flu shots
to MCBH clients
L. Marie Steagall
L. Mane Steagall, 89, of Lex
ington, died Thursday, October 14,
1999, at Pioneer Memorial Hos
pital in Heppner.
Recitation of the Rosary was
Sunday, October 17. 1999 at St.
Patrick Catholic Church in Hepp
ner. Funeral Mass was held Mon
day, October 18, 1999 at St.
Patrick Church. Concluding ser
vice and burial followed at Hepp
ner Masonic Cemetery.
Mrs. Steagall was bom August
30, 1910, at Heppner, to Charles
and Emma Wnght Breshears She
was raised in Lexington and at
tended schools there, graduating
from Lexington High School
On November 28, 1931, she
married W ilbur C. Steagall at
Heppner. The couple were life
time Lexington residents.
Ms. Steagall served as postal
clerk in Lexington for many years.
She enjoyed sewing, knitting,
crossword puzzles, and mostly
enjoyed spending time with her
children and their spouses and
grandchildren.
" She was a m em ber o f St.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF HEARING
The Morrow County Court will
hold a public hearing at 10:30 a.m.
on W ednesday, November 3,
1999, at the Morrow County
Courthouse, 100 Court Street,
Heppner Oregon to hear public
comment upon the issue of an
nexation o f territory into the
Boardman Rural Fire Protection
District. The territory proposed to
be annexed takes in most of the
property from Bombing Range
Road to Polelme Road and from
the intersection of Homestead
Road South six miles along Bomb
ing Range Road. Landowners
petitioning for annexation are Rob
ert Mueller, PS III Farms, Potlatch
Corporation, and Cascade Spe
cialties.
Legal descriptions of the par
cels of territory to be annexed are
on file with the Morrow County
Clerk and are available upon re
quest.
Any person may appear and be
heard.
Published: October 20 and 27,
1999
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PUBLIC NOTICE
THE COUNCIL FOR THE
C ITY OF H EPPN ER , O R E
GON WILL CONDUCT A PUB
LIC HEARING AT 7:00 PM ON
NOVEMBER 8.1999 AT HEPP
NER CITY HALL, 188 NORTH
WEST WILLOW STREET RE
GARDING A VIOLATION OF
CITY ORDINANCE NO. 474,
AN ORDINANCE ABATING
NUISANCE FOR ACCUM U
LATION OF SOLID WASTE
AND FIRE HAZARDS.
THE FOLLOW ING PROP
ERTY IS IN VIOLATION OF
THE ORDINANCE BECAUSE
OF D E PO SITS OF SOLID
WASTES SCATTERED
ABOU T THE PR EM ISES
THAT CREATE A FIRE HAZ
ARD AND HA RBORA GE
FO R RO D EN TS AND IN
SECTS AND ITS INJURIOUS
TO THE HEALTH, SAFETY
AND GENERAL W ELFARE
OF THE PEOPLE.
1. 135 W. CENTER, MAP 2S
26 35 BB. TAX LOT #4500
Published: October 20,1999
Affid
PUBLIC NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY
OF MORROW
In the Matter of the
Estate of
EVELYN V. WARREN,
Deceased.
No. 99PR028
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN that Charles D. Jenson,
Dennis Raymond W arren and
Kimberly Dawn W arren have
been appointed co-personal rep
resentatives of the above estate.
All persons having claims against
the estate are required to present
them with vouchers attached, to
the undersigned co-personal rep
resentative, at the office o f his
attorneys, M autz Baum &
O ’Hanlon, LLP, 101 SE Byers
Avenue, PO Box 628, Pendleton
OR $'7801-0628 phone: (541) 276-
iS 11, withiWbtar (4) moffffi^W^r
the date of first publication o f this
notice, or the claim s m ay be
barred.
All persons whose rights may
be affected by this proceeding
may obtain additional information
from the records of the above-
named court, the undersigned co
personal representative, or from
Mautz Baum & O ’Hanlon, LLP,
his attorneys.
DATED and FIRST PU B
LISHED this 20th day of Octo
ber, 1999.
Co-Personal Representative
/s/ Charles D. Jenson
Published: October 20, 27, and
November 3,1999
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CARD O F THANKS
We wish to express our sh eer
est gratitude and appreciation to
the wonderful people who shared
our loss with us and who made a
special effort to ease our hurt and
sorrow.
Your tender words, cards o f
sympathy, phone calls, gifts of
food and genuine caring and ten
derness will be treasured forever.
To all the wonderful people at
the hospital, no one anywhere
could have been any more loving
and caring than you were. Words
alone are inadequate to say how
grateful we are for the care and
love that you gave to Mom. Spe
cial thank you’s to Wendy. Thank
you each and everyone.
To this wonderful community,
thank you.
The family o f Evelyn Warren
10-20-lc
Thanks, Heppner,
As we leave this community,
we would like to take the time to
thank the many people who have
touched our lives. Thanks to Pas
tor Glenn and Phyllis Anderson
and the members o f Lexington
Baptist Church; it has been a plea
sure to fellowship and worship
our God together. Thanks to the
Unruh family, the best neighbors
we have ever had. Thanks also to
the great crew at the post office:
Jeri, Barbara, Mike, Shari, Vicki,
and at Lexington, Phyllis and
Candace. Any boss would be en
vious to have a crew like you. To
the library gang, Tony, Dorthy
and Deborah, thanks for an enjoy
able four years. To Claudia, Bob
and the rest of the Chamber board
and members, I have learned
much from you and have enjoyed
your friendships. To Jerry, Bob
and the City Council and crew,
the six years I served as a City
Councilman was both pleasant
and stress-free. To my many cus
tomers, there will never be any
better, no matter where we go. I
could fill up the paper with names
of people here that have meant so
much to us.
Heppner is a can-do commu
nity and I hope that attitude has
rubbed off on us as we move to
other areas. In any other commu
nity, the mill would have closed
down several years ago. In any
other community, we would no
longer have a hospital. In any
other community, the town would
be dying. Instead, this community
looks to see what can be done and
then goes out and does it, instead
of just letting things happen with
out a finger raised, as is the case
with so many other communities.
Heppner will always be a part
of us and we feel we are not los
ing our friends, we will just see
you a little less frequently. We
will return many times to visit,
Lord willing, and we hope that as
you journey our way, you will
make an effort to stop in at Nyssa
and say hi to us as well.
Thanks again,
Mike, Nancy, Janmcka,
Jessica and Cory McGuire
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I want to thank my relatives
and friends that came to tny 9Qth
birthday party. I especially thank
Sally, Bill, Bryan and Vicky and
those that brought food and cards.
You made a very special day.
Elmer Palmer
10-20-lp
Give us a call today!
1-800-238-5469
or Steve Courtney
541-575-0420, eves.
HELP W ANTED
H elp W anted: apply at
Bucknum’s Tavern.
We are a full lottery service.
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FallAVinter part-time position
open. Immediate employment.
General farm work. Please send
resume to Eric Anderson, P.O.
Box 48, lone, Oregon 97843.
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Opportunity
Continued growth forces the
addition of a new teller position.
The Bank of Eastern Oregon is
looking for the right person to fill
a full-time teller position in the
Heppner Branch. This person
should enjoy giving great cus
tomer service while working in a
team atmosphere. Willingness to
learn a must, no experience nec
essary.
The Bank of Eastern Oregon
provides a competitive wage and
benefit package with a great work
atmosphere.
Applications may be picked up
at the Heppner Branch between
8-5 M-F. The closing date for
applications is Oct. 22, 1999 at 5
p.m.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
____________________ 10-20-lc
Full-time farm position open.
Must have experience. Field
work, equipment operation, weld
ing and more. $22/hr starting.
Monday through Saturday work
week. 8 to 5 work days. Please
do not call. Send resume to Eric
Anderson, P.O. Box 48, lone,
Oregon 97843.
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