FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Penny’s Puppets to promote
Ione library ‘goes for gold’
with summer reading program summer reading in South Morrow
Ione Public Library’s summer reading program kicked off Monday, June 13, with registration
at the Traveling Lantern Theatre’s “Vladimir Goes for Gold” show, which invited audience
members to imagine participating in the Olympics. The free reading program continues Tues-
day mornings from 10 a.m. till noon through July 26; children entering kindergarten through
sixth grade are invited to attend. -Contributed photo
Local students make OSU
honor roll
CORVALLIS, Ore.—
Several local students have
made the Oregon State Uni-
versity Scholastic Honor
Roll for spring term 2016,
the university announced
this week.
Ione students named to
the honor roll were Oskar
M. Peterson, sophomore in
pre-mechanical engineer-
ing, and Mary V. Rietmann,
senior in human devel-
opment and family sci-
ence, both with a straight-A
average, and August H.
Peterson, sophomore in
agricultural sciences, and
Makenna M. Ramos, senior
in human development and
family science, both with a
3.5 or better GPA.
From Heppner, Mag-
gie K. Collins, senior in
agricultural sciences was
named to the honor roll with
a 3.5 or better GPA.
Maria G. Rodriguez
of Boardman, sophomore
studying nutrition, and Jes-
sica Nava of Irrigon, a
sophomore in biology, were
also named to the honor
roll.
To be on the honor roll,
students must carry at least
12 graded hours of course
work.
SALEM—The Oregon
College Savings Plan is
bringing puppeteer Pen-
ny Walter to two Mor-
row County libraries next
month. Walter will share
her Penny’s Puppets show
at the Oregon Trail Library
District’s Heppner branch
on July 7 at 10 a.m. and at
the Ione Public Library on
July 26 at 11 a.m.
Penny’s Puppets is an
“imaginative show that
takes the audience on a
magical, musical journey
packed full of comedy,
laughter and audience par-
ticipation, blurring the
boundaries between fantasy
and reality to create a fun,
make-believe world where
anything can happen and
usually does.”
The performance is
part of this year’s annual
summer reading program,
On Your Mark, Get Set,
Save! The Oregon College
Savings Plan is underwrit-
ing a series of free special
performances in libraries in
communities with a popu-
lation of 10,000 or less to
engage and motivate young
readers, while helping these
smaller libraries drive traf-
ic and encourage summer
reading.
While at the libraries
enjoying the performances,
parents are encouraged to
pick up an entry form for
Penny’s Puppets is coming to Heppner and Ione next month
courtesy of the Oregon College Savings Plan. -Contributed
photo
a chance to win a $529
Oregon College Savings
Plan account, plus $500
for the winner’s library. Up
to 15 winners—three from
each Oregon congressional
district—will be selected
in a random drawing at the
conclusion of the program.
The program is a partner-
ship between the Oregon
College Savings Plan, the
Oregon State Library and
the Oregon Library Asso-
ciation.
The summer reading
campaign launched May 1
and will run through Aug.
26. According to the Or-
egon State Library, 206,425
youth from birth through
age 18 signed up for last
year’s summer reading pro-
gram at public libraries
throughout Oregon; col-
lectively, they read 144,643
books. At least 68,735
achieved their reading goal
and completed the 2015
summer reading program.
To participate in the
campaign, Oregon par-
ents/guardians/grandpar-
ents must irst enroll their
children in the 2016 sum-
mer reading program at
their local public library,
then ill out a postage‐paid
entry card, available at the
library, and drop it in the
mail. All entries must be
postmarked by Aug. 26 and
received by Sept. 1. Visit
www.OregonCollegeSav-
ings.com for oficial rules
and prize details.
IONE RURAL FIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT Adventist Patriotic concert planned June
church
30 in Heppner
Oregon Atorney General Setlement Noice
Did You Buy A TV, Monitor, or Laptop
With An LCD Flat Panel Screen
Between 2002 And 2006?
You May be Enitled to Money Back!
Claims Deadline: September 20, 2016.
PARA UNA NOTIFICACION EN ESPANOL,
LLAMAR O VISITAR NUESTRO WEBSITE.
Please read this notice carefully
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum iled a lawsuit
against several manufacturers of liquid crystal display (“LCD”)
lat panels for illegal price ixing. The Attorney General has
settled with all Defendants for a total of $21,505,000, and eligible
consumers are entitled to money back!
Who Is Included?
If you purchased a lat panel TV, monitor or laptop with an
LCD lat screen in Oregon between 2002 and 2006, you may
be entitled to money! The device must have been purchased
from someone other than the company that manufactured the lat
panel component, such as from an electronics retailer or a device
manufacturer other than one of the Defendants. The purchase
must have been for personal use, not business use.
What Are My Rights And Opions?
File a claim: Consumers need to ile a claim to obtain
beneits in this settlement. Claims can be completed online
at www.OregonScreenSettlement.com or by mailing the
claim form, available for download at the website, to the
Settlement Administrator. The deadline for iling claims is
September 20, 2016. State and local government entities will
receive a share of the settlement automatically and do not need
to ile a claim.
How Do I Get More Informaion?
More information about the lawsuits and settlements,
the claims process and the claim form can be found at
www.OregonScreenSettlement.com, by calling 1-877-940-7791,
or writing to: Oregon LCD Settlement, c/o GCG, P.O. Box 10240,
Dublin, Ohio 43017-5740.
This Notice is an oficial legal notice of the
Oregon Department of Justice
1-877-940-7791
www.OregonScreenSetlement.com
Zac Grooms performs June 27
at Boardman
the Music in the Parks free
outdoor summer concert se-
ries at 7 p.m. on June 27 at
the Boardman Marina Park,
located off N. Main Street
on Marine Drive.
Grooms has been writ-
ing and performing country
music in the Northwest as a
solo artist and band front-
man for over 15 years. He
has had a hand in writing
nearly 40 songs including
Zac Grooms
“If I Had My Way,” which
Country singer Zac went all the way to number
Grooms will perform for one on the independent
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Walking with Jesus
vacation Bible school is
planned at the Seventh-
day Adventist Church in
Heppner next week. Bible
school will be held 6-8 p.m.
June 27-30. Call 541-561-
9132 with questions or to
register.
Thursday, June 30, at
6:30 p.m., the Inland North-
west Musicians will present
in Heppner “A Tribute to
Our Nation’s Heritage” fea-
turing Carolyn Mildenberg-
er and Lonnie Shurtleff, a
popular duo with many ma-
jor appearances throughout
the Paciic Northwest.
Everyone is invited to
grab a blanket or lawn chair
and gather in Heppner City
Park that evening for a trib-
ute to the U.S. military in Carolyn Mildenberger and Lonnie Shurtleff.
preparation for the Fourth
of July; a variety of great
The concert is funded Uniied Recreation District.
music is planned.
by the Morrow County
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charts in 1999. Since re-
cording his irst single at
age 14, he has won sev-
eral awards, has shared the
stage with various country
legends, and has appeared
on numerous radio shows.
He continues to be highly
recognized in the Columbia
River Gorge music com-
munity.
Admission to the con-
cert is free. Visitors are
encouraged to bring chairs
and blankets. Concessions
will be available for pur-
chase at the event, courtesy
of Judy’s Chuck Wagon.
The Music in the Parks
concert series is held each
summer alternating be-
tween Boardman and Ir-
rigon marina parks. The
concerts are free to the
public and begin at 7 p.m.
on Mondays through to
Aug. 22. The Music in the
Parks series is funded by
the Morrow County Uni-
ied Recreation District and
Portland General Electric
and sponsored by the North
Morrow Community Foun-
dation.
Additional dates and
performers during the sea-
son include the steel drum
band Bram Brata July 11
in Irrigon; a juggling show
“Jugglemania” in Board-
man July 18; 7-Wheel
Drive in Irrigon July 25;
Brass Fire in Boardman
Aug. 1; Dakota Brown Aug.
8 in Irrigon; Jamie Nasario
in Boardman Aug. 15, and
Fallout in Irrigon Aug. 22.