EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 20, 2001
Grant enables local kids to expand horizons
located at 106 E May St., Heppner,
Oregon. Contractor will provide
all material, labor and supervision
necessary to complete the project
in accordance with the Contract
Specifications.
For additional specifications,
contact Morrow County Public
Works at P.O. Box 428, 365 Hwy
74, Lexington, OR 97839 or phone
541-989-9500.
Sealed bids will be received until
5:00 p.m., June26, 2001. Morrow
County reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Morrow County does not
discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, religion, sex
or handicapped status in
employment or the provision of
services.
Published: June 20, 2001______
PUBLIC NOTICE
Local third graders use the Internet to study the moon.
Heppner Elementary officers-Brent Eckman and
School third grade teacher Cara Curtis Harper; spacecraft
Osmin helped her students engineers-Jake Gregory and
expand their horizon—all the way Colter Raver; telemetry and
communications officers-Wacy
into to outer space.
Osmin applied for and Coil and Chance Day; public
officers-Johnathan
received a $450 grant from the affairs
Software Association of Oregon Hendricks and Rudi Ramirez;
to enable her students to take part Science Team members:
in the "Lunar Prospect Moonlink principal investigators-Kaley
O'Brien and Emily Thompson:
Simulation Mission."
Through Moonlink, the gamma ray spectrometer co-
students learned, via the Internet,
about the lunar environment and
made discoveries "right along
with the Lunar Prospector
science team." The Lunar
Prospector spacecraft launched
on January 6, 1998, to conduct a
one-year mapping mission from
lunar orbit. The satellite gathered
data on the moon's surfact
composition, "outgassmg events"
and gravity and magnetic fields,
which leads to "greater
understanding of the origin,
evolution, current state and
resources of the moon."
The students studied
about the moon's rotation,
revolution, phases of the moon,
reflection of light, lunar Lindy Gravelle
exploration, lunar surface, impact
Form er
Heppner
craters, gravity, the Prospector resident, Lindy Gravelle, will be
Mission, rockets and designing a featured in the concert in the
park planned at the Heppner City
lunar colony.
Park on July 12 beginning at 6:30
Moonlink is a program p.m.
of Space Explorers, a privately-
The concert is sponsored
funded business which has a
by
the
Morrow
County Unified
Space Act Agreement with Ames
Recreation
District
and the
Research Center.
Willow
Valley
Service
Club.
Third
graders
Dinner will be included
participating were Mission
Control members: mission along with the entertainment.
Tickets are available at
directors-Mark McCabe and
Ashley Wolff; launch directors- Murrays Drug and Wheatland
Tyler Robinson and Kyle Tayloe; Insurance-Turner, VanMarter
guidance/navigation/control and Kahl.
Lindy Gravelle was bom
in Tillamook, but grew up in
Heppner "where the landscape
was as broad and open as Texas,"
says Lindy. "It was cowboys and
ranchers and the big deal of the
year was the rodeo."
Lindy's parents owned
the
Wagon
Wheel Cafe, which
By Claudia Hughes
The St. Patrick's Committee will was located on the comer of
meet on Tuesday, June 26, at 6 p.m. Main and Willow streets where
at the city of Heppner mini-park the expanded Central Market is
across from the farm museum. Brief now.
For entertainment at the
business will be covered and the
Wagon
Wheel,
Lindy's father led
group will then walk across the
her
and
her
six
brothers and
street for the mural dedication and
tour of the ag museum. Attendees sisters in a country western band,
at the St. Pat's meeting may bring performing songs by Hank
a sack lunch. All interested Williams, Buck Owens and Patsy
Cline. Lindy made her debut as a
volunteers are welcome
Some may wonder what the performer at the age of three,
urgency of St. Pat's meetings could when her father brought her
be. Flyers are already needed at car onstage for a nightly solo.
"Our house was a short
shows; The Trail Band and Step
Dancers are tentatively being walk away," Lindy recalls.
booked; and an inquiry has come "They’d bring me out to sing and
in for 2002 schedules from the Good then Mom would take me home
Sam group. It has become an event to bed. When I was eight, I
that requires year-round planning. started playing piano and singing
March 15-17,2002, will be the 20th as a regular member of the
annual celebration of the Irish band."
She fell in love with the
heritage of Morrow County,
music.
"With such simple
The committee has applied to
melody
and
harmony, a country
the Morrow County Unified
song
can
just
pierce the heart. It
Recreation District for funds for
additional entertainment to enable was a great way to share family
more people of all ages to enjoy time-being together, making
a variety of music at no charge. music together The music was
Possibly there will be stepdancing fun and I loved seeing other
instruction for the young and young people's joy, seeing how much
at heart, with the hope that more the music meant to them."
A contract with Ripcord
local performers will provide
Records marked Lindy's
entertainment in the future.
transformation from band
to recording artist and
BUSINESS CARDS member
spurred
her
on to write more and
Heppner (iwette-Time*
more of her own songs. In 1980
she moved to San Francisco
mvestigators-Mary Hays and
Brynna
Rust;
neutron
spectrometer co-investigators-
Jessica Hughes and Ben Wood;
alpha particle spectrometer co-
mvestigators-Jordan Hatfield and
Zach McCarl; magenetometer
co-investigators-Joshua Gaines
and Elbe McConnell; and
electron reflectometer co-
investigators-Bryan Holland and
Brian Taylor.
Local woman to perform at
concert in the park
St. Pat's
Committee
plans meeting
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where she and her country-rock
band, "Red Dog Band", gamed
notoriety in and around the Bay
Area and won opening slots for
Michael Martin Murphy, Hank
Williams Jr., Commander Cody
and other stars. Soon Lindy's
mangement was pointing her to
"Music City."
In 1985 she made the
move to Nashville and her songs
begn to get noticed. Since
moving to Nashville three of her
songs have been recorded by
major label recording artists. In
addition to her performing and
writing talents, she has recorded
five albums of her original
material.
As the millennium
turned, her thoughts turned as
well, to her roots in the
Northwest, and she decided it
was time to go back to her
Oregon roots. Now based in
Bend, "where the desert meets
the Oregon mountains," Lindy
says she finds renewed
inspiration within
in the
dramatic natural environment she
cherished growing up.
BMCC offers
health, fitness
classes
BMCC is offering several health
and fitness courses this summer.
Aquatic Fitness will be held in
Pendleton, Monday through
Thursday from 5:15-6:15 p.m. in
the McCrae Activity Center Pool.
BMCC Pendleton is also offering
a Certified Nursing Assistant class
starting Monday, June 25. The
course runs Monday through
Thursday for six weeks. Cost of
this certification program is $475.
The Morrow County Center in
Boardman is offering Weight
Training on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. The
course runs July 9 through
September 14 at Riverside High
School.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The City of Heppner Police
Commission Meeting date has been
changed to June 21st at 8:00 AM
at Heppner City Hall. The Utilities
Commission to be held on June 21st
has seen moved to June 28th at 8:00
AM at Heppner City Hall 188 W.
Willow Street.
Gerald W. Breazeale
City Manager
Publish: June 20, 2001
Affid_______________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
Request for Bids
Morrow County Public Works
is requesting bids to paint portions
of the Morrow County Courthouse,
NOTICE OF HEARING
The Morrow County Court will
hold a public hearing at 11:00 a.m.
on Wednesday, June 27, 2001, at
the Morrow County Courthouse,
100 Court Street, Heppner Oregon
to hear public comment upon the
issue of annexation of territory into
the Heppner Rural Fire Protection
District. The territory proposed to
be annexed takes in approximately
29,778 acres. The purpose of the
annexation is to provide the services
of the district to the property of the
petitioners. The legal description
of the property to be annexed is as
follows:
Township 1 South Range 26
EWM
Section 8 : SE%
Section 9: All of that part lying
South of Miller-Cutsforth Road and
West of Dolven Road
Section 16: All
Section 17: NE'/ì
Section 21 : S'/i; NW'A excepting
that part of the N'/zS'/i lying South
of the following described line;
beginning South 4000 ft from the
NW comer; thence Northeasterly
to a point that is East 3320 ft from
the center of section and South 550
ft from the East-West centerline
of section 22 .
Section 22: SW1/«; S'/zSE'/«
Section 23: SE'/«NW'/«;
NE'/«SW'/«; S'/ 2 SW'/4
Township 3 South Range 25
EWM
Section 4: E'/a; NE'/«SW'/«;
SE'/«SW'/« lying East of County
Road
Section 7: S'/iNE'/«; SE'/«
Section 8 : S'/iNW'/«; SW’/«
Section 9: N'/zN'/z
Section 10: W'/aNW '/«;
E'/tW'/aSWVi
Section 15: W'/zSW'/«;
S'/aSWViNW1/«
Section 16: SE'/«; S'/aS'/aN'/a;
SW /4 lying North of the following
described line: beginning at the
S'/« comer; thence North 990 ft;
thence West 1320 ft; thence
Southwesterly to a point 1650 ft
North of the center of section 20. •
Section 17: S'/aS'/aNE'/«; NW'/«;
SE'/« lying North of the following
described line: beginning at the
S'/« comer of section 16; thence
North 990 ft; thence West 1320 ft;
thence Southwesterly to a point
1650 ft North of the center of section <
20 .
Section 18: W'/a; NE'/«
Section 20: NW1/« excluding the
North 1056 ft of the West 1650
ft; NE'/« lying North of the following
described line: beginning at the
S1/« comer of section 16; thence
North 990 ft; thence West 1320
ft; thence Southwesterly to a point
1650 ft North of the center of section
20 .
Section 26: SW'/«SE'/«; S'/aSW'/«;
NW / 4 SW1/«
Section 27: S'/a
Section 28: E'/aSE'/«
Section. 33: E'/aNE1/«; N'/aSE'/«
Section 34: All, excluding starting
at a point 1340 ft West and 60 ft
North of the E'/« comer, thence West
120 ft; thence North 80 ft; thence
East 120 ft; thence South 80 ft. Also
excluding starting at a point 2112
ft West of the E1/« comer; thence
N51°15'W 201.96 ft; thence
N78°07^ 129.36 ft; thence S51°15E
243.54 ft; thence S52o00W 104.28
ft; thence N51°15'W 99 ft to the
point of beginning.
Section 35: W'/a; SE'/«;E’/aNE'/«
Section 36: SW'/«; S'/aNW'/.;
S'/aNE'/«; NE'/«SE'/«; SW'/«SE'/«
Township 4 South Range 24
EWM
Section 12: S'/aSE'/«; NE'/«SE'/«
Section 13: NE'/«NE'/«
Township 4 South Range 25
EWM
All of Parcel 1 and Parcel 2 of
Partition Plat 1998-7, being located
in sections 16, 17, 20, & 29.
Section 1: W'/a; W'/aE'/a;
SE'/«SE'/«
Section 2: All
Section 3: All, South of the North
right of way line of County Road
Section 4: All, South of the North
nght of way line of County Road
Section 5: SE'/« lying South of
the North nght of way of County
Road
Section 7: Government Lots 3
& 4; SE'/«SW'/«
Section 8: N'/aNE'/« lying South
of the North nght of way of County
Road ft; thence N39°00'W 1122
ft; thence N41°30'W 660 ft; thence
N34°30'W 1353 ft; thence
N38°30'W 1551 ft to a point 198
ft North of the S’/« comer of section
18; thence North 2442 ft to the point
of beginning.
Section 21: All
Section 22: All
Section 23: All
Section 24: All
Section 25: All
Section 26: All
Section 27: N'/a; SW'/« lying
North of the North line of the State
Highway and excluding the
NE'/«NW'/« thereof; N'/aSE'/«;
SE'/«SE'/« ‘
Section 28: NE'/« lying North
of the north right of way of the State
Highway.
Section 35: N'/aNW'/«; NE'/«;
E'/aSE'/«
Section 36: W'/a; NE'/«; N'/aSE'/«
Township 4 South Range 26
EWM
Section 5: All
Section 6: W'/aNE1/«; SE'/«;
SE'/«SW'/«
Section 7: All
Section 8: All
Section 16: All
Section 17: All
Section 18: All
Section 19: All
Section 20: W'/a; NE'/«; N'/aSE'/«
Section 21: N'/a; E'/aSW'/«;
N'/aSE'/«
Section 29: All
Section 30: All
Section 31: Government Lots
1, 2, & 3; E'/aNE'/«; NE'/«;
NE'/«SW'/«; E'/aSE'/«
Section 32: All
Section 33: S'/aSW'/«; NE'/«SW'/«
Township 5 South Range 25
EWM
Section 1 : Government Lots 3
& 4; SE'/«NW'/«
Township 5 South Range 26
EWM
Section 4: Government Lots 3
& 4; SW'/«NW'/«
Section 5: Government Lots 1
& 2; SE'/«NE'/«; and the following
described parcel: beginning at the
Southwest comer of Government
Lot 2; thence East to the Southeast
comer of said lot; thence South
to the Southwest comer of the
SE'/«NE'/<; thence Northwesterly
to the point of beginning.
Any person may appear and be
heard.
Published: June 20, 2001______
PUBLIC NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY
OF MORROW
JAMIE JOE ABELL
Petitioner
and
MICHELLE ANN ABELL,
Respondent
CASE NO 01 CV 071
PUBLISHED SUMMONS
TO: Michelle Ann Abell
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You are hereby required to appear
and defend the petition filed against
you in the above entitled cause
within four weeks from the date
of first publication of this summons
and in case of your failure to do so,
for want thereof, petitioner will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in this petition, which
relief is dissolution of marriage.
NOTICE TO RESPONDENT.
READ
THIS
NOTICE
CAREFULLY. You, respondent,
must "appear" in this case or the
other side will automatically win.
To "appear", you must file with the
court a legal paper called a "motion"
or "answer". This "motion" or
"answer" along with the required
filing fee must be given to the court
clerk or administrator within four
weeks of the first date of publication
along with the required filing fee.
It must be in proper form and have
proof of service on the petitioner's
attorney.
2
If you have any questions, you
should see an attorney immediately.
If you need help in finding an
attorney, you may call the Oregon
State Bar's Lawyer Referral Service
at (541) 684-3763 or call toll free
in Oregon at 1-800-452-7636.
Thomas J. Ditton #74078
Attorney for Petitioner
P O Box 802
Hermiston, OR 97838
(541)567-8365
Published: June 13,20,27 and July
4.2001
Affid
Area grad
earns degree
Crystal Tallman, Boardman,
received a bachelor of science
degree from the Oregon Health and
Science University's 2001
commencement ceremony for the
School of Nursing.
Wc Print BUSINESS CARDS
Heppner Gasette-Timea
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank the fol­
lowing for the Flag Day Ceremony
held at the Heppner Elks Lodge:
the American Legion for the pre­
sentation of the colors; the Boy
Scouts for the presentation of the
flags; and the Methodist Church
choir for providing the songs hon­
oring the flag. This was one of the
best Flag Day ceremonies the
lodge has held. Also, thank you to
Babette Wall and crew for pre­
paring the dinner.
Thanks again,
Heppner Elks Lodge
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The HES staff would like to
thank Kim and Bert Houweling for
their continued support and the
delicious cake.
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“Thank You” cannot express
what we feel for the kindnesses
and love shown to our family these
past weeks during Everett’s open
heart surgery and the illness and
death of Elma.
The honor bestowed upon Elma
by attendance at her service shall
never be forgotten. The cards,
phone calls, flowers, visits to our
home, contributions of food, do­
nations and emotional support
given us by this community helped
so very, very much.
For the tender, loving care the
staff at Pioneer Memorial Hospi­
tal and Nursing Home, we are
forever grateful.
Dr. Wenberg was always there
for Elma as well as family mem­
bers. Doctor and the hospital/
nursing home staff will always be
high on our list of “special people”.
Pastors Duane Jones and An­
drew Johnson helped us through
difficult days with their prayers,
words of encouragement and
beautiful memorial service. Thank
you. Special thanks, also, to
Kathryn Hoskins and Rick Drake
for their musical selections. Thank
you to the pallbearers for honor­
ing our wife/mother.
Thank you to the Christian
Church ladies. Your help with the
dinner following the service al­
lowed for us to have some fellow­
ship with our family and friends.
Auntie Zelma, thank you for or­
ganizing this.
Thank you to our longtime fam­
ily friend, Donna Curdy. She has
always been there to help out
when we needed her.
All of you are the reason the
rolling hills surrounding Heppner
are so near and dear to our hearts.
Thank you.
Everett Harshman
Noel Harshman and Family
Sandra Rill and Family
Teresa Ward and Family
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NOTICES
We buy estates, etc. Please
call Ginger, (503) 873-5255 or
(503)871-1925.
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Winn’s Strawberries, that fla­
vor you have waited for. Now
open for business. Highway 11
near Weston. (541) 566-3949.
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Public Auction: auction of
contents of two storage units at
Stor-4-U, 726 Linden Way.
Heppner, 6/28/01 at 10 a.m. Con­
tents of each to be sold as one.
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HELP WANTED
The Morrow County School
District has the following position
open:
Position 1: Assistant Custo­
dian (full-time).
Location: Riverside High
School, Boardman, Oregon.
Application: Contact Riverside
High School at (541) 481 -2525 for
application and information.
Successful candidates may be
subject to fingerprinting. EOE.
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Young person needed to de­
liver newspapers to local stores
one day per week. See David at
the Heppner Gazette.
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