FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 27,2011
BEO EARNINGS
success in 2011. Bank of
Eastern Oregon has strong
capital as well as liquidity
and we are looking for good
opportunities to make loans
in our footprint," concluded
Bailey.
-C o n tin u e d from P A G E
ONE
Heppner youth track
SADDLEMAKER
was filming a movie in
C o ntinuel!fro m PA G E
ONE
California.
“Boy they used to
go out on the town,” Fru
setta said of Eastwood and
the crew on the movie.
“How about you?
Did you go out with them?”
someone asked.
“ Oh no, never,”
Frusetta said.
He has been in
H eppner for two years,
since he married his wife,
Ida, and operates his saddle
business out of his home on
Church Street.
the good trees are made out
of wood by hand, he says.
He says each sad
dle is different, depending
on its use, with saddles
for working cowboys be
ing constructed differently
than, say, a barrel-racing
saddle.
Frusetta said he has
A Morrow Soil and Water Conservation District/ met some famous people
Weed Advisory Board meeting will be held Tuesday, during his career. He made
May 3 at 6 p.m. at the Ag Service Center in Heppner. a saddle for Wilfred Brim-
Agenda items include: previous minutes, treasurer’s ley, and got to know Clint
report, written staff report, grant updates, 11-12 budget, Eastwood when Eastwood
contribution agreement update, shared position update
ODFW to hold public meeting
and partnership reports.
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Meetings of the Morrow SWCD are open to the
public. The meeting location is accessible to persons with would like to invite all interested people to attend a pub
disabilities. A request for an interpreter for the hearing lic meeting on Wednesday, May 4 from 6-9 p.m. at the
impaired or for other accommodations for persons with ODFW office in Heppner. The topic of discussion will be
disabilities should be made at least 48 hours before the proposed tag numbers for the 2011 big game seasons.
The ODFW office is located in the old Kinzua
meeting to Janet Greenup, 541-676-5452 X I09.
mill office at 54173 Hwy. 74 in Heppner.
“Sustained profit
ability and continuing to
work through the remnants
o f the sluggish economy
will be keys to our ongoing
Morrow SWCD/Weed Advisory
Board meeting planned
meet to be held
The Third Annual Mustang Youth Track Meet
will be held Sunday, May 15 at 1 p.m. The Heppner High
School track team and the Heppner Youth Track Club are
sponsoring the event.
The meet will be held at the Heppner High School
track. Races include the 25-meter, 50-meter, 100-meter
and one-lap races. Other events are the tennis ball throw,
standing long jump and hurdles. Children aged one year
to fifth grade are eligible to compete. The meet is free to
all participants, but donations will be accepted.
Watercolor class planned for May
M orrow C ounty
Creative Arts and Crafts
is sponsoring a watercolor
class with Hyon Fielding
in Heppner on May 13 and
14. Participants are asked
to bring their own photos
or set up a still life for the
class.
The cost for the
two-day class is $56. Those
interested should contact
Sheryl Parrott at 541-422-
7112.
The next meeting
of Morrow County Creative
Arts and Crafts is April 28
at 1 p.m. at the Stable of
Youth. The public is invited
to attend and see what the
painters and crafters are
up to.
UMATILLA
NATIONAL
FOREST
-C o n tin u e d fro m P A G E
ONE
will be signed at the time
of treatment. Maps of the
proposed treatment sites are
also posted on the forest’s
website at: www.fs.usda.
gov/umatilla/.
For more specif
ic information on timing
and location o f herbicide
treatments, please contact
Tim Collins at the Heppner
Ranger District, 676-2114.
STARTING AT
STARTING AT
R 13
A quality all season tire with a 70 000
mile warranty It's modern tread pattern
provides quality handling tor increased
vehicle safety.
M ia o
M
m
P205 75SR 15
The durable. M&S rated. Open Country
A/T otters aggressive wet and snow
traction tor pickups, vans and SUVs
This versatile all-terrain tire
delivers rugged good looks without
compromising handling or ride comfort
EXCELLENT VALUE!
y f EXCEPTIONAL HANDLING
Q U IET RIDE
y f ALL SEASON DESIG N
YOURSI/I IN SUCK CAII I0R Sill i PRICI
IRIAD'OISiRNMAY VARY
STARTING AT
33 a«\
run« si/t in sue« can
ion si/t » prici
SI AKI INi ; Al
7087
J
This is an excellent value on highway
and all season radiais Otters
a smooth quiet ride and tough
steel belt construction
The XI 427 features a sporty tread
design, quiet ride and excellent
handling characteristics. It oilers H V
& 1 Performance Ratings and provides
excellent cornering capabilities.
185/60HR 1
STARIING Al
m ia
¡ jj
WE DO
BRAKES!
F R E E B R A K E IN S P E C T IO N S
F R E E E S T IM A T E S • SA M E DAY S E R V IC E
f g /n j
305 50VH
This is a high performance tire that
delivers superb handling and confident
all season performance The H. V. W
and Z speed rated otters plus-sizing
opportunities on pickup trucks. SUVs
and Original Equipment fitments on high
performance crossover SUVS
Professionally
Trained Technicians
Best Brake
\ Warranty
Premium
Quality Parts
Over 30 Years
Experience
(ON MOST VEHICLES)
the Les Schwab warranty
“A t Les Schwab, w e’r e proud o f our FREE Warranty.
It ’s a tremendous value worth up to $250 of valuable services.”
We steed behind our warranty a t over 425 stores throughout the West.
Visit www.LasSchwab.com for the store nearest you!
$8
MOUNTING, AIR CHECKS,
FLAT REPAIR, ROTATIONS
S R0A0 HAZAR0...
WITH THE TIRES YOU BUY!
Les Schwab Tire Center
124 N Main Street, Heppner • 541-676-9481
!
RDI
requests
nominations
for the
2011 Rural
Awards of
Excellence
Rural Development
Initiatives invites commu
nity groups, organizations
and individuals working
to revitalize rural Oregon
and the Pacific Northwest
to submit nominations for
the 2011 Rural Awards of
Excellence.
W inners w ill be
recognized at the Regards
to Rural 2011 Conference
during the ‘Rural Awards of
Excellence’ ceremony and
lunch on Saturday, June 25.
Representatives will be in
vited to attend, accept their
award and enjoy lunch.
Regards to Rural will be
held Friday and Saturday,
June 24-25 at the Oregon
State University campus in
Corvallis.
Those interested
may self-nominate or submit
a nomination for a group,
organization or individual
they feel is most deserving.
Submission for all nomi
nations is online through
the Regards to Rural 2011
conference website.
Categories include:
collaboration, community
leadership, economic de
velopment, and youth (23
and under).
Projects or activi
ties that have taken place
between August 2008 and
D ecem ber 2011 qualify
for a nomination. Please
review carefully to ensure
you select thp category that
best describes the project or
individual you are nominat
ing. Some award catego
ries are for groups or indi
viduals who have worked
directly with RDI, while
other categories are open
to any group or individual.
Duplicate nominations will
be accepted if a project or
individual falls under more
than one category.
The com pleted
nomination form and pack
et must be received by May
15,2011.
V