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    Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 1,2012 - THREE
Chamber Chatter
Heppner
“Effective Organi­
zations” training through
the Ford Institute for Com­
munity Building: The Ford
Institute for Community
Building is working on year
two for Morrow County on
Effective Organizations for
non-profits and community
organizations. Training is
provided by Rural Develop­
ment Initiatives. This train­
ing is most beneficial for
directors, board members,
and staff and volunteers
who work with non-profits
and service organizations.
It also has proven helpful to
local government, service
districts and institutions
such as schools and clinics.
We still have a few slots
open and I would ask that
you consider being a part
of this program. You would
be committed to attend two
weekend meetings: Friday,
Feb. 17 from 1 to 7 p.m.
(O rganizational Leader­
ship) and Saturday, Feb. 18
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Stra­
tegic Planning), and Friday,
April 13 from 1 to 7 p.m.
(Resource Development)
and Saturday, April 14 from
9 a m. to 3 p.m. (Resource
Mgmt). Contact the Cham­
ber for a registration form
(541-676-5536).
H e p p n e r H ig h
School 2012 Sober Grad
Night presents Valentine's
Dinner and Hypnosis Show
featuring comedy hypnotist
Russ Peak on Tuesday,
February 14; lasagna dinner
begins at 6 p.m. with the
comedy show at 7:30 p.m.
and an ice cream social to
follow. Tickets available
at Murray’s and the Hep­
pner High School Office:
$5-show; $7-dinner;$ 10-
dinner and show. Contact
HHS at 541-676-9138 for
more information.
B lue M o u n tain
Community College will
offer a “Brown Bag” series
of classes during the month
of February to help indi­
viduals plan and save for re­
tirement. The four one-hour
classes will be held at noon
at the Blue Mountain Com­
munity College location
in Boardman at 300 Front
Street NE. The classes con­
sist of a two-part series; the
first series is a primer on
basic investment principles
and the second series covers
the fundamentals of retire­
ment planning. Depending
on individual needs and
knowledge, the series can
be taken independently of
each other or as offered.
The goal o f the courses is
to help attendees gain the
skills to estimate how much
money they need to retire,
learn how to create retire­
ment goals, review invest­
ment basics, and more. The
classes will be taught by
Rita Van Schoiack, a finan­
cial advisor who is owner of
Blue Mountain Investment
Management. The class
dates are as follows: Invest­
ment Basics Part I-Tuesday,
February 7; Investment Ba­
sics Part 11-Tuesday. Febru­
ary 14; Retirement Basics
Part I-Tuesday, February
21; and Retirement Basics
Part 11-Wednesday. Febru­
ary 29. The classes are free
and include a workbook
for each series which can
be purchased for $5 each.
A dvance registration is
required. Please call Anne
M ortar at (541) 422-7040
or e-mail her at amorter@
bluecc.edu. Students may
also register online at www.
bluecc.edu.
March 15-18: Hep-
p n er's 30,h St. Patrick's
annual Wee' Bit O' Ireland
is com ing and we need
you! We can always use
volunteers, so think about
giving some good old com­
munity time to help us make
this the best weekend ever.
Also. Heppner Chamber is
looking for some boxers for
our boxing event on Friday,
March 16th; call the cham­
ber if you are interested or
know of someone. This year
the celebrations will start on
Wednesday, with an FFA
Donkey Basketball Game
fundraiser at Heppner Jr./
Sr. High School.
Community Health
Improvement Partnership:
Please take a moment to
check out the Community
Health Improvement- Part­
nership of Morrow County
website at http://w ww.ohsu.
edu/MCCHP. There is some
good health information
resources, details about
the Biggest Winner Weight
Loss and Healthy Lifestyle
Program and a county-wide
calendar listing physical fit­
ness opportunities.
Upcoming speak­
ers for chamber lunch meet­
ings:
- Thursday, Febru­
ary 9: John Turner, presi­
dent of BMCC
-Thursday. Febru­
ary 16: Willow Creek Val­
ley Economic Development
Group ( WCVEDG ) w ill be
holding their annual lun­
cheon from 11:30 a.m. - 1
p.m. and will have guest
speakers Patricia Pilz, An­
drew O'Connell and others
come and speak about the
education needs and op­
portunities for w ind farm
job opportunities.
-Thursday, Febru­
ary 23: Port o f Morrow
commissioners will be here
to give updates on what is
going on at the port and
will allow time for ques­
tions and discussion. For
this week, the lunch meet­
ing will be scheduled from
11:30 a .m .- 1 p.m.
Garden club learns
about greenhouses
Anyone who wants to learn more about green­
houses is invited to mark February 6 on their calendars.
The Heppner Garden club will meet next Mon­
day at 7 p.m. at St. Patrick's Senior Center to hear lone
students share information about their greenhouse. All
interested parties are invited to bring questions and soak
up the data the students will share.
CHECK OUT THESE
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OWNER SAYS SELL IT!
Good buy on this new Heppner listing. New
listing. 2 bedroom 1 bath starter home or will
make a good rental unit. New chain link fence,
new electric wall heater, nice fixed up shop, good
roof and foundation. 355 W. Linden Way Heppner.
Priced right at $ 55,000
2 bedroom home on large lot in Lex Lots of
room for a garden and other activities with this
2 bedroom 1 bath single wide mobile home in
Lexington. Lots of upgrade including new floor­
ing, new roof, insulation, new vinyl windows,
water heater and much m ore
2 Bedroom 1 bath home on 24.26
acres in Lexington. Close to town
with your own piece of land. Rare
small parcel with home and shop.
Have some animals or just elbow
room from your neighbors. Several
parcels could be resold. Home is
in good condition with foundation,
newer septic system, metal roof
and large upstairs that could be
used as another bedroom.
$ 175,000
3 Bedroom 2 bath home in Lexington
This home has metal roof, cem ent foun­
dation & propane F/A . 128 X 121.66 lot
2465 sq ft home has full basem ent and
large fenced yard with apple, nectarine
and cherry trees G arage
$ 116,000
4 bedroom 2 bath home in Heppner. You won't feel
cramped in this 4 bedroom 2 bath 2146 sq ft home.
It has a full basement with mini kitchen downstairs,
and fully carpeted rooms upstairs. Enjoy barbecu­
ing on the covered patio. And there's lots of room
for a garden in the large backyard. Call now for an
appointment to visit this home.
Auto Repair Business in Heppner, OR This
is a going concern which shows a profit each
year. Includes real property, business, inven­
tory and equipment. Loyal customer base and
good reputation.
$
339,000
Motivated Seller make an offer!
ReducedjRrice!
2 bedroom 2 bath in Heppner This nice 2007 Marlatt
home is in excellent condition. Everything was done
right when this home was put in. It has a deck, cyclone
fenced yard and a 18 X 31 garage. Ceiling fans, along
with the energy package will keep you warm in the
winter and cool in the summer. There is a den/office,
living room and lots of extras. Must see inside this one.
Call and schedule an appointment today.
2 Bedroom near schools and downtown Heppner
Just blocks from school and downtown shopping,
this 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath charmer has a fenced
yard for children and a separate small yard in the
back. Enjoy your reading room, living room and
kitchen with window looking out on the street.
A c re a g e fo r S a le
Cute 3 bedroom in Heppner. A nice fenced yard
for the kids located on a quiet street. Storage shed
outback and new lawn just planted makes this three
bedroom one bath home ready to move into Vinyl
siding and windows, side deck, stove-refngerator-
washer-dryer included Great starter home or pick
it up as a rental Has a carport too
View lot at Lakeview Heights. Own one o
the last view lots at Lakeview Heights. 84 )
120 approx. Water, sewer, phone and powe
available.
$ 2 5 ,0 0 0
Have your own cabin in the mountains to live in or
use for weekend get aways. Surrounded by Pine
and Tamarack trees. Sit on the deck and look out
at the forest. $70,000
H as a good building spot and room
for anim als. W a te r and electricity
located nearby $ 6 5 ,0 0 0
2 a p a rtm e n ts an d s h o p b u ild in g fo r S a le in
L e x in g to n On the bottom floor is a form er auto
body shop and a 1 bedroom apartm ent newly re­
m odeled renting for $ 3 5 0 Upstairs is a 2 bedroom
apartm ent that has been completely redone renting
for $375. Building has a good roof and ow ner says
the shop has been com pletely rewired
Real Estate Wanted- 1
have buyers interested in the
following properties: - Wheat
Farm with or without CRP land
in the Heppner, Lexington,
lone or Condon area. -Fixer
upper homes in Heppner
-Irrigated land in Boardman &
Irrigon area. Please contact me
if you have property to sell.
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David Sykes
HEPPNER
PENDLETON
Phone: (5 4 1 )6 7 6 -9 2 2 8
Cell: (5 4 1 )9 8 0 -6 6 7 4
Fax: (5 41 )67 6 -9 2 11
188 W Willow
P.O. Box 337
Heppner, O R 97836
david@sykesnal9stat9.net
www. sykesnalestate. net
Owner/Broker Jra
David Sykes
Information deemed correct not guaranteed
Broker
Chris Sykes
Phone: (5 4 1 )2 7 6 -2 1 5 2
Cell: (5 4 1 )2 1 5 -2 2 7 4
Fax: (5 4 1 )2 7 8 -6 0 5 1
25 S W Emigrant
Pendleton, O R 97801
chris@sykesrealestate.net
www.pendletonpropertys.com