Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 31,2004 - FIVE
TLC Daycare to open in April
Couple to travel around the world
R e tu r n in g to th e
daycare business after several
years off, N ikki C lem ent o f
L ex in g to n has d e c id e d to
reopen her hom e to children
and run T L C D aycare. T he
daycare will begin receiving
children April 2.
T he daycare w ill be
o p e n fo r c h ild re n a g e s 6
weeks to 11 years. Clem ent is
a registered childcare provider
and is looking into becom ing
certified so that she can have
m o re in f a n t o p e n in g s .
Currently, she can only have
two infants at a time.
C h i l d r e n a t th e
daycare will be provided with
U S D A m eals and e n jo y a
structured schedule that will
F o rm e r H ep p n er
resident J.J. Shaw and his wife.
B a rb , w ill b e tr a v e lin g
throughout the world beginning
in May and won’t be returning
home until October 2005, said
S haw ’s m other, Linda Shaw,
formerly o f Heppner.
T h e c o u p le h a s
resigned from their jobs, sold
their hom e and plan to visit
fam ily and other places o f
interest starting in the C zech
R epublic and then spanning
the globe, ending their travels
in Cuba. Fam ily m em bers o f
include pre-school activities.
They will also be able to enjoy
t
h
e
outdoors in ____________ __
a fenced in
backyard.
I n
the future,
C le m e n t
w ould like
to get her
E a r l y
Education
TLC Daycare
d eg ree so
operator Nicki
th a t sh e
Clement
could offer
preschool to her clients.
A nyone interested in
T L C D a y c a re can c o n ta c t
C lem ent at 989-8570.
Halvorsen chosen to attend Gamma
Phi Beta convention
A fter a long winter,
Allison Halvorsen finished her
first te rm as p re s id e n t o f
G am m a Phi B eta sorority at
the University o f Oregon. She
was voted unanim ously by
m em bers and w ill serve as
p re s id e n t u n til D e c e m b e r
2004.
Halvorsen was one of
only 10 in the nation chosen
to attend the G am m a Phi Beta
L e a d e rsh ip C o n v e n tio n in
C hicago, IL in June o f this
year. H alvorsen is currently a
ju n io r at the U niversity o f
O regon w orking on a degree
in fam ily and hum an services
a n d h a s f u tu r e p la n s o f
attending University o f Oregon
Law School.
W hen she is not busy
with school or her sorority, she
c o a c h e s a s ix th g r a d e
basketball team , w orks as a
nanny and volunteers at the
A lpine S prings R etirem ent
Center.
She is a 2001 graduate
o f lone H igh School and the
daughter o f Frank and C athy
H alvorsen o f lone.
IOOF/Rebekah officers installed
O f f ic e r s o f IO O F
W illo w s L o d g e N o . 6 6 ,
Heppner, and Holly Rebekah
L odge N o. 139, L exington,
w e re in s ta lle d a t a jo in t
m eeting in M ilton-Freew ater
on M arch 28.
IO O F o f f ic e r s fo r
2 0 0 4 - 2 0 0 5 a re W ilb u r
J a c k s o n , N o b le G r a n d ;
C la re n c e B u c h a n a n , V ice
G r a n d ; a n d L y le P e c k ,
S e c r e ta r y /T r e a s u r e r . R e ­
elected for the upcom ing year
are R ebekah o fficers L aR ae
Kindle, Noble Grand; Marilyn
A llison, Vice G rand; L uella
T a y lo r, S e c r e t a r y ; a n d
M arlene Gray, Treasurer. The
chair officers have also named
their supporting officers.
T h e H o lly L o d g e
plans their m onthly card party
for Saturday, April 3 at the hall
at 7 p.m . T here will also be a
cakew alk the same evening.
T he regular m eeting
for the Holly Rebekahs will be
T h u rs d a y , A p ril 1, a n d a
potluck dinner is planned for
prospective new m em bers on
Thursday, April 15.
North Lex Market Steer Club
By Eric Jepsen, reporter
Natalie Rauch and Amy, Eric
and R ebecca Jepsen.
T h e N o r th L e x
T h e c l u b ’s n e x t
M a rk e t S te e r C lu b m et at m eeting will be som etim e in
K a th y R a u c h ’s h o u s e on April.
Sunday evening, M arch 7.
We had a very good
m eal o f s p a g h e tti and
m eatballs and fruit. Then, we
w ent over the w eights o f the
The H eppner Garden
club m em b ers’ steers at the
recent w eigh-in on M arch 6. Club will meet Monday, April
A fter that, w e spent the rest 5 a t 6 :3 0 p .m . at th e S t.
o f the m eeting on livestock P atrick’s Senior Center. This
ju d g in g - using p ictu res o f will be a potluck meeting.
T he program agenda
sheep, hogs and steers.
in
clu
d
es
a visit from Jane
M e m b e rs p re se n t
D
ean,
D
istrict
10 D irector,
w e re K a s e y a n d C o ry
and
finalization
o
f the Spring
Peterson, Natalie M cElligott,
District
meeting.
Heather Yocom, M akayla and
Art w orkshops
offered again
M o rro w
C o u n ty
Creative Arts and Crafts Club
is sp o n so rin g tw o S a n d ra
H aynes w orkshops. A nother
scratchboard w orkshop will
be held April 24 and 25 and a
colored pencil class will be
held on M ay 1 and 2. B oth
these w orkshops will be held
at the Colum bia Basin Electric
conference room, beginning at
8 a.m . The class goes until 4
p .m . w ith a lu n c h b re a k .
B e g in n e r s
a re
a g a in
e n c o u r a g e d to a tte n d as
projects are offered for them.
A m aterials list and
reg istratio n is o b tain ed by
calling Judie Laughlin at 676-
9781. These classes require a
prepaid fee o f $80 each.
Studded tires
must be off by
April 1
A s u re s ig n o f
springtim e is the approach o f
O regon’s deadline to rem ove
stu d d e d tire s fro m m o to r
vehicles by Thursday, April 1.
D rivers with studded
tires on their vehicles after April
1 can be charged with a Class
C tra ffic v io la tio n , w hich
carries a m axim um $ 150 fine.
A n e s tim a te d $11
m illio n is spent each year
repairing studded tire damage
on city streets, county roads
and state highways, according
to D o u g T in d a ll, O re g o n
Department o f Transportation
Maintenance engineer.
MCURD to hold
series of budget
Heppner Garden meetings
The M orrow County
Club to meet
Unified Recreation District will
J J .’s did the same thing a few
years ago with their children
but the Shaw s decided they
w anted to take the trip before
they had children.
A b o o k by D a v id
C ohen called “One Year O f f ’
w as the inspiration for their
trip.
Friends interested in
follow ing the Shaw s trip can
visit th eir w ebsite and see
pictures and a travel journal as
they go along. The website is
w h e r e a re b a rb a n d jjn o w .
c r o s s c i t y .
com.
Why we walk
C h risty C o rre a , an
accounting clerk at the Bank
o f Eastern
O regon, is
the captain
of
th e
“ B an k in g
on a Cure”
te a m fo r
th e 2 0 0 4
M S W alk
to be held
i
n
H eppner
o n A p ril
17. L a s t
Christy Correa
y e a r w as
her first year to walk.
“W hen my husband’s
father was diagnosed it was
pretty hard for the family but 1
feel that the diagnosis has
actually brought the fam ily
c lo s e r,” C o rre a said . She
added that they spend m ore
time together and try to lessen
his stress.
“ In the beginning we
studied as m uch as we could
about the disease. I know it
was very frustrating for him. He
spent about a year going from
d o cto r to d o cto r before he
was diagnosed,” said Correa.
“ H e w as actu ally reliev ed
because he could start doing
something about.”
C o rrea also has an
uncle w ith M S and has seen
first hand the life changing
challenges that seem to happen
overnight.
“ We w alk to m ake a
difference, and to ensure that
scientists continue to get the
funding they require,” stated
C o rre a . “ I w o u ld lik e to
challenge everyone to com e
walk on April 17 in Heppner.”
Join in the w alk to
h e lp e n d th e d e v a s ta tin g
effects o f MS.
b e h o ld in g a B u d g e t
C om m ittee m eeting on April
29 at the Irrigon Annex.
T h e firs t ro u n d o f
funding requests and budget
hearings will be held M ay 27
at lo n e H igh S chool. T he
fu n d in g p ro p o sa ls w ill be
finalized and the budget will be
adopted on June 24.
Order
M agnetic
Door Signs
HERE
HHS athletes
make all
state honorable
mention
H eppner
H i g h
School
seniors
L u k e
Murray
and Brian
S m i t h
re c e iv e d
a
n
honorable
mention in
the OSA A
C la s s 2A
b o y s ’
basketball
awards.
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æ
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