SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Awana Club plans bowling
party
‘The Willow
Creek Baptist Awana Club
is sponsoring their second
free bow ling party this
Sunday, July 18, from 4 to
6 p.m. at the Stable of Youth
in Heppner.
Pizza and
drinks will be provided.
The club is open
to all kids between four
years of age through sixth
grade. Parents are welcome
to attend.
Awana is a non-
denominational organiza
tion. Their main focus is
Bible memorization and
numerous games for the
kids. Regular club meet
ings will start up in mid
September and will be held
every Thursday from 6:30
to 8 p.m.
For information or
rides, please call Dale Bates
at 541-676-5773.
M usic in the Parks to be
held July 19
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Labor commissioner to speak at
Heppner Chamber
The guest speaker at the Heppner Chamber of
Commerce Thursday, July 15, will be Brad Avakian, Or
egon State Labor Commissioner. Sweet Productions will
cater the lunch meal and will be serving: beef enchiladas,
refried beans and Spanish rice.
lone reunion committee
to collect email addresses
Roy Dod will perform July 129 at the Boardman Marina
Park
The Music in the Parks series will continue on
Monday, July 19, at Irrigon Marina Park at 7 p.m. Musical
guests will be Roy Dodd’s Tribute to Elvis.
Music in the Parks is funded by the Morrow
County Unified Recreation District and PGE. The event
is sponsored by North Morrow Community Foundation
and Irrigon Watermelon Festival and is presented each
year by MP5+.
com and she will get them
uploaded. She will include
the name of the one who
submitted the photos, so
women are asked to include
their maiden names.
Anyone who would
like to help should send an
email or visit the facebook
page, click on discussions
and contact any of the com
mittee to help out. They
need someone to work on
Students in grade 10
raffles at the reunion and
donations from business and up, and adults are invited
to join an EF (Education First)
es.
Tour to Italy during Spring
Break, 2011. Cost is approxi
mately $3,000 for students,
$3,400 per adults for 12 days.
Monthly payments may be
made. Fee includes hotel, air
From regular cleanings and exams to
fare, breakfast and dinner, and
The lone reunion com
mittee is collecting address
from people to add them to
their contact list so when
they send out mailings, they
can contact through email
as well. Arlynda Gates has
started to upload lone pho
tos and photos of old mas
cots on to the Facebook web
page, lone School Reunion
July 2,2011. If anyone has
photos, they are asked to
send them to ioneschoolre-
unionjulv2201 l@hotmail.
Spring break trip to Italy
planned
all tours. High school and
college credit can be given
to students or teachers. For
more information, visit www.
eftours.com tour # 583224 or
contact Mary Haguewood,
676-9759. Passports are re
quired. “Sign up now to lock
in these prices,” said Hague-
wood.
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Program set on native people of
the Columbia
A program about the native people along the Co
lumbia River and the trade and commerce they developed
will be held on Wednesday, July 14, starting at 7 p.m. on
Irrigon City Hall, 500 NE Main Avenue, Irrigon.
The program, presented by Pat Courtney Gold,
an historian/scholar on the Confederated Tribes of Warm
Springs will explore the 12,000 years of international
commerce and trade along the Columbia. Everyone is
invited to attend and learn about the rich heritage of these
early prosperous indigenous people.
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in eastern Oregon and western Idaho informed and
involved throughout the siting and review process.
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The WCCC Ladies’ held their Flag Tournament
on Tuesday, July 6.
The winners were: First, Corol Mitchell; Sec
ond, Lorrene Montgomery; Third, Tie, Bernice Lott, Pat
Edmundson; Fifth, Nancy Propheter; Sixth, Ann Elgin;
Seventh, Lynnea Sargent
Special Awards: Putting Contest: First, Nancy
Propheter; Second, Eva Kilkenny; Birdies: Nancy
Propheter; Flag in the Hole on #9, Bernice Lott, Pat
Edmundson
July and August tee-off is at 8 a.m.—please sign
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Idaho Power will host public open houses in your
area to share information and gather input about
a new 500 kilovolt transmission line it proposes to
build between northeast Oregon and southwest
Idaho. The Boardman to Hemingway Transmission
Line Project will improve the delivery of electricity
to Idaho Power’s customers and enhance system
reliability throughout the Northwest.
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The Morrow Coun amount of the agreement is
ty Court met on July 7,2010, for $130,000.00 with the
in Heppner with Judge Tail- state to pay 89.73 percent
man, Commissioner Grieb of the cost of the new bus
and Commissioner Rea in or $ 116,649.00, which ever
attendance.
is less.
The court reviewed
Public Hearing: A
and approved the minutes public hearing regarding
from the June 23 meeting. the appeal o f the Plan
The court reviewed ning Commission Decision
and approved account pay concerning the Conditional
ables and payroll payables Use Permit for the Wil
in the net total amount of low Creek Wind Farm was
$361,641.89. The court held. The cqurt decided to
reviewed the account bal remand the matter back to
ances for the fiscal year the planning commission
to provide more clarifica
end.
Health Dept, quar tion to the ruling they made
terly update: The court was at the earlier hearing. The
informed that Elizabeth De- next meeting for the plan
Cou, a registered nurse, has ning commission to discuss
been hired to fill the vacancy this matter will be held
in the Health Department. at city hall in Heppner on
The court was provided August 31, 2010.
with several reports regard
The
court
ing the individuals that the conducted the following
dept, is serving compared business: Reviewed and
with clients served in other approved an interfund loan
counties as well as on the from the general fund to
state stats.
the CSEPP Fund in the
Road Report: The amount of $60,000. The
crew completed the 3 inch court reviewed a “Notice
lift o f gravel on Morter of Certificate Issuance”
Lane last also added some regarding
the
water
rock to Kenny Road. Cul rights for the water in the
verts were cleaned on the Willow Creek Reservoir.
Halverson Lane, McNabb, The court then requested
and Valby roads. These county council conduct
repairs required backhoe some research regarding
work for the removal of silt water usage.
Reviewed
and debris from the heads and approved an offer of
of the culverts. The crew $25,000.00 from John
has been patching on the Edson of Milton Freewater
lone Boardman Road, Ella, for property located at
Rietmann Road, Halverson Blake Ranch. The court
Lane, and Juniper Canyon met with Justin Nelson, the
Road. The crusher is still newly appointed district
working in the Clarks Can attorney, to discuss the
yon pit and should finish hiring of a deputy district
soon. The crew has been attorney.
The court
grading on Upper Rhea reviewed and approved
Creek, Road Canyon and three contracts with EZ
other roads in the area for Wireless
for
CSEPP
the summer. A work plan projects. Reviewed and
for the 2010 summer proj signed the ninth amendment
ects has been developed and for the IGA between the
the crew will try to follow county and the Dept, of
the plan as closely as pos Human Services.
Greg
sible. Several approach Sweek, county assessor,
permit applications for the provided the court with
Scepterjjsflatfiraieit havt^.. infappation regarding the
been received once they formation and funding
have been reviewed they of the Communication
will be presented to the District.
court for signatures. All
V a r i o u s
three county parks have correspondences
and
been busy in spite of the upcoming meeting notices
weather. The court re were
reviewed
and
viewed and signed agree discussed.
ment #26532 with the State
If you would like
of Oregon Dept, of Trans to be placed on the list to
portation for a new bus for receive county minutes,
the county. The estimated please contact Karen Wolff
at (541)676-5620.
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