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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 25, 2004 Regulated use closure suspended until further notice Wedding As o f noon on Aug. 23, the regulated use closure issued for the N ortheast O regon D istrict o f the O regon D epartm ent o f Forestry has been suspended due to the significant and unusual late August rainfall event. This includes private, state, county, municipal and tribal lands in portions of U nion, Baker, W allowa, Umatilla, Malheur, Grant and Morrow counties. With the suspension o f reg u lated use, the VanSchoiack restrictio n s on activ ities such as w oodcutting and campfires have been lifted. The cooler, wetter weather is a factor, but the trend may not have diminished the fire danger for the remainder o f the summer and fall. According to David K ing, A ssista n t U nit F o rester for O regon D epartm ent o f Forestry, Pendleton Unit, “The respite from the weather does not m ean we are out o f the woods yet. We will continue to monitor fire conditions and make adjustments as the weather dictates.” Human-caused fires are on the rise this year, so it is important to emphasize to the public the importance of campfire safety. Unattended cam pfires are against the law. A lso, recreatio n ists m ust have lan d o w n er permission before starting cam p fires. C heck in g in d iv id u al lan d o w n er restrictions on all activities before recreating should be done before venturing out. For fu rth er inform ation, contact the O regon D epartm ent o f F o restry at th ese local offices: La G rande Unit, (541)963-3168; Baker City Sub-Unit, (541) 523-5831; Wallowa Unit, (541) 886- 2881; and Pendleton Unit, (541)276-3491. To rep o rt a fire, contact: Northeast Oregon Dispatch, (541) 963-7171; Pendleton In terag en cy Coordination Center, (541) 278-3732; or call 9-1-1. MC Court visits with Miss Rodeo Oregon Michael and Chcnoa VanSchoiack Mr. and Mrs. M ichael VanSchoiack wish to announce their recent marriage on July 10, 2004 at the Hermiston Christian Center with Pastor Rod Hardin officiating. The bride’s daughter, Sara, was the attendant. The bride, Chenoa, is the daughter o f Tom and Bonnie Beenblossom o f Hermiston. Michael is the son of Robert VanSchoiack and the late Kathryn Campbell VanSchoiack. He is currently employed by Wal-Mart Transportation. The Morrow County Pair and Kodeo Court received the honor of visiting with Miss Rodeo Oregon, Melissa Forester. (L-R): A reception followed at the home o f Brock and Pennant Bearer MaKayla Anderson, Princess Emily Bergstrom, Queen Lexi Kennedy, Miss Rodeo Oregon Melissa Forester, Princess Marie Linnell, with Lee and Barbara Ansotegui barbequing. Jessica Wainwright and Pennant Rearer Amanda Kennedy. The couple and their daughter now reside at 1751 St. Patrick’s Senior Center news N. Litchfield #2164, Goodyear, AZ 85338. ODOT begins work on Hwy. 207 Seventh Day McCafferty-Whittle this section o f roadway is A dventist volunteers are announcements o f time and Construction o f Gladstone expected to last about two hosts for the Sept. 1 noon date. has begun work on the 9.4- weeks. meal at St. Patrick’s Senior Perry-Nelson mile portion o f Highway Motorists can expect Center. The menu is beans Gunderson named 207 betw een Straw berry reduced sp eed s, lane and franks, potato salad, Road and Butter Creek. This closures and delays up to 20 carrots, fresh fruit, muffins firm member S nyder, S eydel, is one section of a multiple minutes as flaggers and pilot and brownies. The cooks work site project called “US car direct traffic through the also prepare a sugar-free Lewis, Poe and M oeller, 395: SE 4,h St. (Hermiston)- this work area over the next dessert each week for those LLC, o f a 1-84; OR 207: D iagonal couple o f weeks. Motorists who have special dietary L G r a n d e R oad-N W 11th Ave. are reminded to drive with needs. announced (Hermiston) and Strawberry cau tio n th ro u g h all The Senior Center June 1, Road- Butter Creek. construction zones and plan B oard has in itia te d the that Brent This particular work extra time for possible traffic p rep aratio n o f a new M site includes grinding and delays. b ro ch u re to in tro d u ce Gunderson, paving on H ighw ay 207 newcomers and visitors to CPA, has from Butter Creek Bridge at the cen ter, share som e become m ile point 19.53 to history and describe the an owner/ Straw berry Road at mile C e n te r’s serv ices and member point 10.13. The contractor activities. The members are of the Brent Gunderson began with grinding out the open to re c eiv in g firm. The southbound lane near Butter suggestions about what to firm’s new name is Seydel, Creek Bridge for a two-mi le include. E d ito ria l w ork Lewis, Poe, M oeller and section last Friday, Aug. 20 begins next month. M orrow C ounty Gunderson, LLC. and paving back the same Call is being issued S h e riff’s D ep artm en t is section. The contractor will Justin Nelson and Andrea Perry for volunteer drivers. Due to be w o rk in g through the c u rre n tly in v e stig atin g vacations, work schedules Red Hats to meet The Red Hat Ladies Chuck and Lisa Nelson o f Lexington wish to w eekends in o rd er to allegations of embezzlement and fam ily em ergencies, announce the engagement o f their son, Justin Nelson, to com plete this portion o f from Morrow County Public several drivers have been will meet on Wednesday, Works made against Sandi work on schedule. Andrea Perry o f Pendleton. unable to serve recently. If Sept. 1 at 12 noon at John’s Day o f Heppner. In addition to the The bride-elect is the daughter o f Lita Townsend you have a half or whole day Place in Heppner. According to MCSD “ P lease jo in us. o f Pendleton and Tom Perry o f Fallon, MT. She is a pavement work being done space o f time, once a week Pendleton High School graduate and is currently a student on this section o f roadway, and the M orrow C ounty or once a month, call the' There’s fun after fifty,” said new guardrail, delineators D istrict A ttorney, the Center at 676-9030 from 9 a club member. at Oregon State University in Corvallis. (roadside reflectors) and investigation is still ongoing a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1-4 p.m., The groom elect is a Heppner High School graduate Back To School... and is currently a student at Oregon State University in p ain t strip in g w ill be and no further information is Monday through Friday, for installed also. The work for being released. Corvallis and Willamette Law School in Salem. more information. The couple plans a July 23, 2005 wedding at The community o f Heppner United Methodist Church. Ukiah has nearly completed a new community building, which will include a senior center and related activities. Ed Baker has plans to offer a trip in the bus to help S a n Ju an ita E lg u e z a b a l & Jaim e M orenoJ Ukiah seniors celebrate this new a d d itio n to th eir W edding - Saturday, Septem ber 18 th Nike Apparel, com m unity. W atch for The Burn Ban for the City of Heppner Shoes, Sport Bags J ill B arber & J o n a th a n G reen u p Engagement Day being investigated on embezzlement allegations h nike W edding Tabl es N o tic e BURNING BAN W edding - Saturday, Septem ber 2 5 th will no longer be in effect beginning K atie W all & C h u ck F oster Wednesday, August 25, 2004. A 5-day W edding M onday, Septem ber 2 7 th - ^ Muwuj'j D juu ) M urray’s Country 217 North Main • Heppner R ose 676-9158 Heppner. Lexington <S lone 233 N. 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