EIGHT • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 27,
Smith votes for stable funding
for countv fairs
Garden Club
to meet
year for fairs. That amount will also
be indexed to the Consumer Price
Index, which will allow the amount
to go up each year. The money will
be allocated through the County
Fair Commission.
"This will create stable funding
for fairs for the first time since
1990," said Ted Sabey o f Moro,
w ho is the president o f the Oregon
Fairs Association. "This will allow
our fairs to continue to meet the
economic, social and educational
needs o f their counties."
For more information, contact
Sherri Hyder at (503) 986-1459.
The House W ays and Means
Subcommittee on Transportation
and Economic Development recently
voted to provide stable funding for
O regon's county fairs.
"This is a big win for rural
counties and our fairs." said State
Representative Greg Smith (R-
Heppner), a member o f the
committee. "It is the most important
legislation for county fairs in 10
years.”
The bill. House Bill 3530. will
provide one percent o f net lottery
proceeds up to $1.55 m illion per
2001
St. P atrick's S e n io r C en ter
BULLETIN BOARD
By Liz Straley
In case you have not noticed, the "St. Patrick's Senior Center and
Apartments" with a shamrock has been applied to its former place on
the center front window.
It was a very quiet weekend. Exercise class was held on Tuesday
morning and two card tables were in play with the usual coffeepot on
and cookies available. The puzzle comer was busy and snacks w ere offered.
Velma Wright o f the puzzle com er has signed up to do volunteer
work at the nursing home in the afternoon. She is to be com m ended
for her good help. Irene Anhom also plays the piano at the nursing home
for Sunday services.
There were 93 diners and takeouts on W ednesday, served by the
capable kitchen staff and chefs. Howard Gilliam said a short prayer
and later on a good joke, as is his habit. Corol Mitchell announced about
the Bingo bus leaving on the first and third Thursday o f the month.
Corol also announced that she will be leaving her job at the meal
site and will be leading a restful home life with golf and more golf. She
will be missed and her shoes will be hard to fill. Good luck, Corol.
There will be no meal on Wednesday, July 4. The meal will be served
on Thursday, July 5.
Sylvia McDaniel's daughter, Carolyn McDaniel, and Dick Ruhl and
friend from Lexington were in taking pictures o f the puzzle com er with
Sylvia McDaniel and Velma Wnght. He has a new camera that is equipped
with com puter disks and was trying it out. We hope they come out.
The Hermiston shopping trip will be leaving the center at 10 a m.
on Friday, July 13, so sign up for it at the office or call in and get your
shopping list made out.
Thursday exercise class was held in the morning. Lunch of barbecued
chicken, pasta salad, fruit salad, muffins, cookies and beverages were
served. The recent movie, "How to Make an American Quilt" was enjoyed
by all.
There were three card tables o f players on Friday with the coffee
pot on and a selection o f cookies and a fruit platter served. There were
a lot o f welcomed new faces and we hope they continue to play.
This is my last article and I have enjoyed doing it. I hope I have
kept you informed on the comings and goings here. I shall miss all the
friends I have made here, the residents, the card players and the gossip.
My family and I wish you all the best and continued success. God bless
you all.
HEPPNER POUCE DEPARTMENT
Chief Douglas Rathbun of the Heppner Police Dept
will be retiring on June 30,2001.
A retirement party will be held on July 8,2001 at 1 p.m. at the Heppner
Elks Lodge. The lodge is located on the Main Street, downtown Heppner.
Potluck and linger food will be furnished. There will be a main meat dish, also
non-alcoholic drinks. The bar will be open for those who prefer something stronger.
A toast and roast will be held, with Merle Cowett, Assistant Chief, as MC.
Guest speakers are being signed up now. If you would like to toast or
roast Chief Rathbun, please contact Renee Devin at Heppner City Hall,
phone (541) 676-9618 or fax (541) 676-9650.
If you are planning on attending, please RSVP to the numbers listed above.
The Heppner Garden Club will
meet at Peggy Connor's home, 615
Alfalfa, on M onday, July 9, at 5
p.m. for a tour o f the town to look
at yards.
Afterwards the club will meet
at Connor’s hom e at 6:30 p.m. to
conduct club business.
The public is invited to attend
the tour and meeting.
Funeral Notice
Boyd Redding
Graveside memorial service for
Boyd Redding will be held on
Monday, July 2,2001, at 2 p.m. at
the Heppner M asonic Cemetery.
Mr. Redding, 81, died Monday,
November 29,1999, at Las Vegas,
Nevada.
Mr. Redding was bom May 1,
1918, at Eightmile. He graduated
from Heppner High School before
serving in the Arm y Air Force
during W orld War II.
He was m anager o f a bank at
Santa Monica, California, when he
retired in 1981, and spent the
following years traveling with his
wife in their m otor home.
Survivors include his wife,
formerly Lois Ashbaugh; sons,
Randall o f Sausalito, California,
K. Mason o f Ventura, California;
daughter, Shan Sheehan o f Lake
Havasu City, Arizona; and grandson
Michael Sheehan o f Mission Viejo,
California.
Obituary
Dianne Mae Conner
Dianne M ae Conner, 60, o f
Imgon, died Sunday, June 24,2001,
at her home.
Memorial services will be held
Thursday, June 28,2001, at 3 p.m.
at the Hermiston Eagles, 160 N.W.
Second, Hermiston.
She was bom January 14,1941,
at Ontano, to George A. and Lillian
Irene Whilden Huff. She was raised
at Herm iston and attended
Herm iston schools for 11 years.
On February 13, 1958, she
m arried Robert R. Conner. Mr.
Conner died February 13, 1998.
Mrs. Conner worked as a cook
at local restaurants for several years.
She had been employed at Frasu's,
the Eagles Lodge, Fontaine's, and,
most recently, Midway Tavern, until
poor health forced her to quit.
She loved life, her children and
especially her grandchildren.
Survivors include her children,
Tammie Jean Newton o f Portland,
Robert o f Stanfield and Buddy at
the home in Irrigon;
11
grandchildren; sisters, Gloria
Shinskie o f Riggins, Idaho, Pat
W hite o f Prineville, Darlene
Hamman o f Hermiston and Toni
McLachlan o f Echo; brothers, Chuck
Huff o f Sacramento, California, and
George "Charlie" H uff and Tom
Huff, both o f Hermiston. She was
preceded in death by her husband
and her parents.
Bishop Funeral Chapel o f
Pendleton is in charge o f
arrangements.
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Lexington
Grange to
hold picnic
Lexington Grange will hold their
annual picnic at the Cutsforth Cabin
at Ditch Creek on Sunday, July 1,
at 1 p.m. Meat will be furnished
by the hostesses Barbara Gilbert
and Joanne Barbee. All others
attending are asked to bring salads
or desserts to com plete the meal.
Barbara Gilbert, Clarence
Buchanan and Ned and Kathy Clark
will report on the session of Oregon
State Grange which was held last
week.
Free concert
funded by
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MC transportation
plans outing
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C ounty
Special
Transportation has organized a day
bus trip to Hermiston for shopping
on Friday, July 13. The bus will
leave Heppner at 10 a.m. from the
St. Patrick’s Senior Center and return
about 4 p.m. to the same location.
Lunch will be in Hermiston.
The M orrow C ounty Special
Transportation buses are available
for the use o f all seniors, with
pnonty given to those 65 and older.
The bus is available on a first come,
first served basis. If the bus does
not fill up with seniors, the
rem aining space is available to
anyone who w ishes to ride.
Call the St. Patrick's Senior
Center, 676-9030, to sign-up or stop
by the office. The deadline is
Tuesday, July 10.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Lindy Gravelle
The
concert at the
Heppner City
Park
slated
Thursday, July 12, featuring
form er Heppner resident Lindy
Gravelle, will be free o f charge.
The 6:30 p.m. concert is funded
by the M orrow County Unified
Recreation District.
A dinner will also be
available in conjunction with the
concert that evening. Dinner
tickets are available at M urrays
Drug and W heatland In su ran ce-
Turner, Van M arter and Kahl
Insurance.
Justice Court
Report
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building Heppner
reports handling the following
business:
Jam es Alan Jacobson, 28,
Kennewick, W ashington-Failure
to Use Seat Belt (fine not listed);
W ayne E. Tennant, 62,
Herm iston-Angling Prohibited
M ethod, $77 fine;
Gary D. M illard, 59, Reno,
Nevada-Over Length, 64' alleged,
60' limit;
Rodney Paul Langlitz, 34,
Heppner-Driving while License
Suspended Infraction, Driving
Uninsured, $734 fine. Driving while
License Suspended Infraction, $557
fine; Driving while License
Suspended Infraction, Driving
Uninsured, $474 fine; Driving while
License Suspended Infraction,
Driving Uninsured, $584 fine;
Driving Uninsured, Failure to Use
Seat Belt, Driving while License
Suspended, $433 fine; Driving while
License Suspended Infraction,
Driving Uninsured, $734; Failure
to Appear, $731 fine, 180 days in
jail, three years probation with no
further violation o f law including
not driving until either a hardship
perm it is issued or his license
reinstated, $250 and jail sentence
suspended;
Graig Allen Miles, 36, Heppner-
Failure to Use Seat Belt, $59 fine;
Glenn M. Cochran, 83, Echo-
V iolation o f the Basic Rule, $77
fine;
Steven E.
Davis,
51,
M cM innville-Angling
Closed
Season, $77 fine;
Ryan
S. Hartzell,
27,
M cM innville-Angling
Closed
Season, $77 fine;
Brian A. Sweeney, 19, Heppner-
Failure to Use Seat Belt, $59 fine;
Jamie Joe Abell, 51, Heppner-
Failure to Carry Insurance, Disobey
Traffic Control Device (Stop Sign),
$132 fine;
Carolyn Ann Benton, 45,
Lexington-Open Container, $132
fine;
Shirley Judd, 48, Heppner-
Maintaining a Dog as a Nuisance.
$102 fine with one year probation
with no further violation or dog
laws. All dogs to be licensed by July
l;
Shirley Harris, 38, Heppner-
Maintaining a Dog as a Nuisance.
$68 fine;
Andy Burt, 22, Heppner-Cnminal
Mischief (Violation), $457 fine with
$150 suspended with one year
probation with no further violation
o f law.
IN THE CIRCU IT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE C O U N TY OF
M ORROW
In the M atter o f the
Estate o f
M ATTHEW HUGHES,
Deceased.
CASE NO. 01 PRO 17
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed affiant. All persons having
claims against the estate are required
to present them, with vouchers
attached, to the undersigned affiant
at Mautz Baum & O'Hanlon, LLP,
1902 Fourth Street, P.O. Box 967,
La Grande, Oregon 97850, within
four months after the date o f first
publication o f this notice, or the
claim s m ay be barred.
All persons whose rights may
be affected by the proceedings may
obtain additional information from
the records o f the court, the affiant,
or the attorneys for the affiant.
Dated and first published June
27, 2001.
/s/ Herbert T. Hughes, Affiant
ATTORNEYS FOR AFFIANT:
MAUTZ BAUM & O'HANLON
LLP
RAYM OND S. BAUM
OSB NO. 83149
1902 FOURTH STREET
PO BOX 967
LA GRANDE OR 97850
PHONE: (541)9 6 3 -3 1 0 4
AFFIANT:
HERBERT T. HUGHES
1104 PENN
LA GRANDE OR 97850
PHONE: (5 41)963-1702
Published: June 27, July 4 and 11,
2001
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PUBLIC NOTICE
IN THE CIRCU IT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY
OF M ORROW
JAM IE JOE ABELL
Petitioner
and
M ICHELLE ANN ABELL,
Respondent
CASE NO 01 CV 071
PUBLISHED SUM M ONS
TO: M ichelle 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
o f first publication o f this summons
and in case o f 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 o f 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 o f service on the petitioner's
attorney.
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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 Refenal Service
at (541) 684-3763 or call toll free
in Oregon at 1-800-452-7636.
Thom as 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
Correction
The recall petitions for
school board m em bers Gary
Fredenckson, Pat M cNamee and
John Rietmann m ust be returned
to the M orrow County C lerk’s
Office by Septem ber 12, not
Septem ber 30, as stated in the
June 20 G azette-Tim es.
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CARD OF THANKS
Thank you to the staff m em
bers at HES and M urray Drugs
for the Beanie Babies donated for
children in need o f a smile. Thank
you also to Lois and Dean Hunt
for the wonderful quilts and blan
kets which we gave to hom eless
teens.
With appreciation,
Sean, Nacho, Laurie,
M ahaley and Lynan
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NOTICES
We buy estates, etc. Please
call Ginger, (503) 873-5255 or
(503)871-1925.
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Class o f 2004 is having a pop
can and b o ttle drive on July 7
from 12:30-4. We will be cover-
mg areas o f Heppner and Lexing-
ton. Special requests for pick-ups.
please call C hantea M acaulay.
676-5425 or Linda Dutcher. 676-
9923.
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Would you be interested in sell-
ing your handm ade craft items in
a local “Farmers M a rk e t” on
Friday, July 27, during ‘‘Celebrate
Heppner D ays”?
If you w ould be interested.
please call me at 676-9614 or 676-
8778 and ask for Kim.
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HELP WANTED
Heppner Office
Senior Services Coordinator
R egular full-tim e position is
available at our Heppner office
working in the Area Agency on
Aging. Duties include, but are not
limited to, coordinating and over
seeing mealsite operation for both
congregate and hom e delivered
meals, determining eligibility and
providing on-going case manage-
ment for m-home services, con-
du ctin g o u treach ac tiv itie s to
reach the elderly, information and
referral services and coordinating
health education and screening.
M ust have exceptional people
skills and the proven ability to or
ganize and maintain detailed, ac
curate and confidential records.
Must have ability to work well
with elderly individuals and volun-
teers, have knowledge o f nutrition
and food preparation and identify
and solve problems.
Position requires an Associate
Degree plus two years experience
in Human Services. Relevant ex-
penence m ay substitute for edu-
cation. A valid driver’s license,
acceptable driving record and ve-
h id e is required as position m ust
travel within the service area.
Starting salaiy is $2,035 includ-
ing full benefits. Application and
resume must be subm itted by 5
p.m., July 11, 2001 to the Area
A g en cy on A g in g O ffic e r at
CAPECO, 721, S.E. Third St.,
Suite D, Pendleton, OR 97801.
P h o n e(541)276-1926.
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