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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 13, 2017 EIGHT HELP WANTED Help wanted: Secretary needed for logging busi- ness-Quickbooks, payroll, quarterlies preferred, $15/ hour or more DOE, retire- ment plan. Fax resume to 541-676-5189. 8-16-4C FILL IN POSITION- The Heppner Day Care and In- fant Center is hiring one fill-in position. Hours will vary from week to week. Applicants will be working under the center’s directors and with other coworkers to teach, care for and offer early learning experiences to the children at both cen- ters. Responsibilities in- clude supervision, instruc- tion and care for infants, toddlers and school aged children, preparing meals, and light cleaning. Appli- cant must obtain first aid and CPR, food handlers card and be enrolled in the criminal background registry. Prior child care experience is preferred. Ongoing training required. Please pick up an appli- cation from the Heppner Day Center at 330 N. Gale Street. Call 541-676-5429 for more information. 9-13-1c PUBLIC NOTICE The Community Action Pro-gram of East Central Oregon (CAPECO) will be accepting applications for Contractors to install weatherization measures in compliance with state and federal regulations, for the contract year October 1, 2017 through Septem- ber 30, 2019. Qualifying Contractors must be CCB licensed, fully bonded and insured. All Contractor em- ployees must be certified in Lead Safe Work Prac- tices in order to perform measures on CAPECO jobs. CAPECO re-serves the right to reject any ap- plications that do not meet regulations established by the US Dept. of En- ergy and Oregon Housing and Community Services. Interested Contractors may obtain an application by contacting CAPECO at 541-278-5697 or 1-800- 752-1139 X 150. Submit completed applications to: CAPECO Weatheriza- tion Pro-gram, 721 SE 3rd Suite D, Pendleton, OR 97801 by 5:00 PM on Sep- tember 29, 2017. Septem- ber 5, 2017 Published: September 13, 20 and 27, 2017 Fight to end distracted driving Morrow County Sheriff Kenneth Matlack, as part of a grant in conjunction with the Oregon Department of Transportation, announced that the Morrow County Sheriff’s Office is hold- ing programs to discour- age distracted driving. The programs will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 13, at 10 a.m. in Heppner and at 1 p.m. in Ione, Friday in Boardman and Monday in Irrigon. “The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office is very con- cerned about distracted driving and is fully commit- ted to the public safety of all our citizens,” says Matlack. Citing a tragedy that oc- curred because of distracted driving, Matlack reports that “Alexxyss Therwhang- er, age 19, was killed in a car crash on February 19, 2016, while she was driving home in eastern Oregon. Alexxyss was using her cell phone and lost control of her car, colliding with an oncoming vehicle and severely injuring two other people. Alexxyss would have just turned 20 on May PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Initiation of the Section 106 Process- Public Participation in ac- cordance with the FCC’s Nationwide Programmatic Agreement. U.S. Cellu- lar proposes to construct monopole telecommunica- tions tower with an approx- imate height of 80 ft. at an address TBD McNabb Lane (approx .52 miles North of McNabb Lane & Smith Rd intersection), Ione, Morrow County, OR. Parties interested in details regarding the tower or in providing comment on the proposed undertaking rela- tive to potential effects on historic properties should contact GSS, Inc., 3311 109th Street, Urbandale, IA 50322 (515) 331-2103 (GSS W17088). Published: September 13, 2017 PUBLIC"NOTICE hereby is given, that the two-year period for the redemption of real properties included in the 2015 delin- quent tax lien foreclosure proceedings instituted by Morrow County, Oregon, on August 26, 2015, in the circuit court of the State of Oregon for Morrow County, Case No. 15-CV-154 and in- cluded in the judgment entered therein on October 2,2015 will expire on October 2, 2017. All properties ordered sold under the judgment, unless redeemed on or before Oc- tober 2, 2017 will be deeded to Morrow County, Oregon, immedi- ately on expiration of the period of redemption, and every right or interest of any person in such proper- ties will be forfeited forev- er to Morrow County, Oregon. Published: September 13 and 20, 2017 FOR RENT: OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT IN HEPPNER. $450 month includes electrical and heat. Available Now Call David Sykes at Heppner Gazette. 541-676-9228 After Harvest Party Community Gathering LIVE IC MUS FUN DINN ER Come join the fun and give thanks to our fellow citizens! Celebrate the hard work of our community . 28, 2016.” The trailer with Alexxyss’ wrecked car will be on site as a demonstra- tion of what happens when driving distracted. “To make drivers aware of the serious consequences of driving districted, the Or- egon Department of Trans- portation and Oregon State Police have teamed up to persuade drivers to pay at- tention and drive without distractions, especially cell phones,” says Matlack. “Take the pledge today to drive distraction free.” Matlack encourages everyone to take the pledge against distracted driving. “The fight to end distracted driving starts with you. Make the commitment to drive phone-free today. Distracted driving kills and injures thousands of people each year. I pledge to: protect lives by never texting or talking on the phone while driving. Be a good passenger and speak out if the driver in my car is distracted. Encourage my friends and family to drive phone-free.” September 16th Heppner Elks 6:30pm - Dinner Steak, baked potatoes, veggie, salad, rolls $15 per person 8:00 pm - Live Music by The Staci Lynn and Marshall Turner Duo Open to all Elks members, guests and potential or prospective members. Applications for membership in the Elks will be available to those over 21 years of age. For information please contact Exalted Ruler Justin Hoeft at jc_hoeft@hotmail.com or 541-379-1530 Grant Union Prospectors come to town Heppner JV Volleyball played a three game match against the Grant Union Prospectors. (Back Row L-R) Caitlyn Scrivner, Tiffany Akers, Kayla McAninch. (Front Row L-R) Alyse Wentz, Marlee Mitchell, Madelyn Nichols, Tiffany Hollis, Kaitlyn Martin, Suzy Cason. -Photo by Jodi Ferguson Mustangs JV Football worked together as a team to conquer the Prospectors 14-6 with their patented bend but don’t break defense. -Photo by Jodi Ferguson Riverside/Ione Pirates take on the Union Bobcats The Riverside/Ione Football team won their first outing against the Union Bobcats this past Friday in Boardman. The eight high school players making the trek from Ione to Boardman and back each day are having a great ex- perience and are enjoying tremendous community support for their efforts. As is the tradition in Ione, the American Legion Post #95 presents the colors be- fore every home game. This year they are traveling to Boardman to do the same and coordinating their efforts with the Riverside HS pep band. Pictured (L-R): Wayne Rietmann, Gene Crowell and Will DeBoer. -Photo by Erin Heideman DEADLINE FOR NEWS AND ADVERTISING: MONDAY AT 5 P.M. 541-676-9228 Pictured (L-R): Nestor Ramirez, Austin Morter, Josh Gray, Hunter Padberg, Junior Roque, Cameron Jewett, Jake Heideman and Aidan Baressee. -Photo by Erin Heideman NOW HIRING DRIVERS We don’t fly airplanes We can’t train elephants We’re not good cooks We don’t build computers We can’t raise wheat We don’t practice law We can’t set a broken leg We don’t put out forest fires We can’t measure & cut lumber We don’t sell fat quarters We don’t rent movies We won’t charm snakes We don’t rotate tires We’re not painters We can’t resole shoes We don’t fill cavities We don’t sell antiques We don’t know jewelry We can’t fill prescriptions We don’t savvy hardware We can’t fill propane tanks We don’t sell or bag groceries We shouldn’t run with scissors BUT WE SURE CAN PRINT HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES 188 West Willow • 676-9228
