4B — THE OBSERVER & BAKER CITY HERALD
606 Apartment
Rentals
Union Co
CATHERINE CREEK
PROPERTY MGMT
La Grande, OR
541-605-0430
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RANCH N HOME RENTALS
AVAILABLE:
• 2 BD, 1 Bath in Union
For more information contact
Ranch-N-Home at:
Phone 541-963-5450
Email us at:
rnh@ranchnhome.com
Website: ranchnhome.com
for more details
609 Duplex Rentals
Union Co
Available in La Grande Nov. 1.
3 BD, 1 1/2 bath Townhouse,
fenced backyard w/patio, stor-
age shed, W/D hookups, gas
heat & underground sprinkler
system. No Smoking, No Pets.
$1000/month + $1300 deposit.
541-805-0196
615 Houses for Rent
Union Co
Accepting Applications for 3
Bd, 2ba House, $1295 + deposit.
541-963-0294.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020
653 Help Wanted
Baker Co.
654 Help Wanted
Union Co.
BAKER SCHOOL DISTRICT is
currently accepting applications
for three Temporary Parapro-
fessionals for South Baker,
Keating and the Baker Early
Learning Center. These posi-
tions are open until filled. For the
application process, please go
to https://www.baker5jcareers.
org or contact Cathy Martin at
cathy.martin@bakersd.org
or
call 541-524-2260 Ext. 1004.
Roger’s Asphalt Paving Co.
CDL TRUCK DRIVER/
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
Must pass pre-employment
and random drug screens.
We provide Health Insurance,
Retirement and Vacation Pay.
Please submit resume to:
rasphalt@outlook.com
Computer Support Technician
Baker County is in immediate
need and willing to train for this
position. Our Computer Support
Technician position is a part-
time position (approx. 32/hrs wk)
with excellent benefits and has
the possibility of becoming a
full-time position. Duties include
installation and troubleshooting
hardware and software along
with peripheral equipment such
as printers, scanner, etc. Some
knowledge of office systems,
computer networks, common
office software such as Microsoft
Office is preferred, as well as
the ability to organize informa-
tion into database and spread-
sheets. Supervisor will provide
full support and training to the
successful applicant with basic
skills and willingness to learn.
Job closes when filled.
Visit www.bakercounty.org for
more information and to apply.
EEO
3-BDRM, 2 BATH MH. Fenced
backyard, off street parking.
Avail. December 1st. Pet neg.
$1075/mo. Call: 541-786-1480
655 Help Wanted
Out of Area
628 Storage Space
A PLUS RENTALS has
Storage Units Available.
• 5x12 $30/mo
• 8x8 $25-$35/mo
*Plus Deposit*
1433 Madison Ave or
402 Elm St. LG
541-910-3696.
Personal Agent in Umatilla
County. 3 yrs work experience/
combination of higher education
& work experience. Great ben-
efits /flexible work schedule.
Email cover letter and resume
to Laura at Lnopp@eossb.org by
11/23/2020.
677 Baker County
Service Directory
Security Fenced
Coded Entry
Lighted For Your Protection
6 Different Size Units
Lots of RV Storage
41298 Chico Rd., Baker City
Off Pocahontas
541-523-9050
653 Help Wanted
Baker Co.
BAKER SCHOOL DISTRICT
is currently accepting applica-
tions for two Custodian I posi-
tions for North Baker and Baker
Middle School. These positions
are open until filled. For the ap-
plication process, please go to
https://www.baker5jcareers.org
or contact Cathy Martin at cathy.
martin@bakersd.org or call 541-
524-2260 Ext. 1004.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2020
828 Misc for Sale
BALE GRAPPLE
READY TO WORK
70” X 86” with 34 bale hooks
and multiple mount options.
Tired of bucking bales?
Simplify your life!
Call: (541) 805-5894
for details
831 Wanted to Buy
DONNA’S
GROOM & BOARD, LTD
1405 17th St. ∙ Baker City
WANTED TO BUY
Old Rock Collection
Agate, Jasper,
Petrified Wood, etc.
Call Mike (541)742-4608
840 Miscellaneous
SUBSCRIBERS!
are now available online!
UTILITY ACCOUNTANT
The Utility Accountant main-
tains accurate accounting
of accounts payable, cash
disbursements, work orders,
miscellaneous
accounting
and fixed assets to enable
processing financial state-
ments.
Jacket & Coverall Repair
Zippers replaced, patching
& other heavy duty repairs.
Reasonable Rates!
Fast Service!
(541)805-9576 ∙ Baker City
Please visit otec.coop/careers
for more information.
THE CITY OF COVE is seek-
ing qualified candidates for the
position of City Recorder. For
complete job description and
application visit
www.cityofcove.org
Permanent F/T 35-40 hours
per week, salary $41,000 –
$48,900 depending on expe-
rience, plus benefits, which
includes paid time off, retire-
ment, health insurance com-
pensation, life, and disability
insurance.
Applicants must submit a let-
ter of interest, resume, and job
application by 12:30 p.m. on
December 11th
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Baker City Herald
541-523-3673
111 Baker County
Legal Notices
PUBLIC NOTICE
SHURTLEFF
CONSTRUCTION
CCB# 224281
General Contractor
ALL phases of construction
Over 30 Years Experience!
(541)805-0588
(541) 519-4905
704 Feed-Hay-Grain
Alfalfa Hay, 1st cutting 3x4
Bales. (541)534-2642
716 Hay, Straw,
Forage
Certified
Alfalfa.
Small
Bales. La Grande 541-663-
1806, cell 541-786-1456
ALL SMALL BALES
2nd & 3rd Crop Alfalfa.. $170/ton
TEFF Grass .................. $170/ton
541-519-0693
730 Free to a good
FREE TO GOOD HOME
Kittens; 3-F, 1-M, 6 weeks old.
Mother Cat; Black,1 year old
Litter box trained, very loving.
All very healthy . Please call
541-523-2798. Baker City
The Baker County Board of
Commissioners will be meet-
ing for Commission Session
on Wednesday, November 18,
2020 at 9:00 a.m. The meet-
ing will be held in the Commis-
sion Chambers of the Court-
house at 1995 Third Street,
Baker City, Oregon. A public
hearing will take place at 9:30
a.m. on proposed changes to
the Zoning Ordinance. More
information about the Zoning
Ordinance can be obtained
by calling 541-523-8200. The
public is encouraged to at-
tend the meeting using the
Zoom link provided on the
County’s website, https://
www.bakercounty.org/online/
meetings.html. Testimony can
be provided in advance by
calling the Commissioners’
Office at 541-523-8200 or by
emailing Heidi Martin, Exec-
utive Assistant at hmartin@
bakercounty.org. A complete
agenda is available online by
visiting www.bakercounty.org.
Baker County operates under
an EEO policy and complies
with Section 504 of the Reha-
bilitation Act of 1973 and the
Americans with Disabilities
Act. Assistance is available
for individuals with disabilities
by calling 541-523-8200 (TTY:
523-9538).
Legal No. 216771
Published: November
2020
111 Baker County
Legal Notices
112 Union County
Legal Notices
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
ABOUT YOUR SPECTRUM
CHANNEL LINEUP
Baker County is seeking
proposals for the restoration of
the Bishop Springs restroom
which was damaged by fire.
Details about the project are
available by contacting the
Baker County Parks Depart-
ment at 541-524-7480 or by
emailing parks@bakercounty.
org. Bids must be submitted
either in writing or by email
no later than 4:00 p.m. on
November 20, 2020. Propos-
als can be mailed to Baker
County Parks, 1995 Third St.,
Baker City, OR 97814 or
emailed to parks@bakercoun-
ty.org. Baker County operates
under an EEO policy and
complies with Section 504
of the Rehabilitation Act of
1973 and the Americans with
Disabilities Act. Assistance is
available for individuals with
disabilities by calling 541-523-
8200 (TTY: 523-9538)
Legal No. 215891
Published: November
12,14, 17, 19, 2020
10,
2020 Legal Notice of
Unclaimed Capital Credits
The Baker City Herald
654 Help Wanted
Union Co.
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Call for details: (541)568-4604
FULL editions of
∙ Mini-Warehaouse
∙ Outside Fenced Parking
∙ Reasonable Rates
A Baker City Mini Storage
On Site Manager
FOR SALE: Beautiful custom
couch, coffee table & end tables
TAKE US ON YOUR PHONE and
LEAVE YOUR PAPER AT HOME !
STEVENSON
STORAGE
3785 10th St. ∙ Baker City
ABC STORESALL
810 Furniture & HH
$1,200/OBO
541-523-6080
OTEC has a competitive
benefits package that
includes medical, dental, life
insurance, disability, 401(k),
and other valuable benefits
For information call:
523-6316: ..... Days
523-4807: Evenings
Firewood $190 in the rounds
4”-12” in DIA, $220 split.
Other varieties of wood and
logs available. Delivered in
the valley. (541)786-0407
EOSSB is Seeking a ¾ time
619 Commercial
Rental
1800 sq ft Warehouse w/office
& bathroom, overhead door &
fenced lot. Available early Au-
gust. $900/month. Mt Emily
Property Mgmt. 541-962-1074
806 Firewood
14,
CRUISE THROUGH classified
when you’re in the market for a
new or used car.
Oregon
Trail
Electric
Cooperative (OTEC) hereby
gives notice of UNCLAIMED
PAYMENTS OF CAPITAL
CREDITS
OR
OTHER
CREDITS OWED TO THE
NAMED
PERSONS
ON
RECORD. Such unclaimed
capital credits or other credits
have been available to OTEC
Members since December
31, 2016.
Pursuant to OTEC by laws
and policy, the names of
OTEC Members entitled to
capital credit refunds – who
have not yet claimed their
refunds – can be reviewed on
the OTEC website at: www.
otec.coop/capital-credits
If you are an OTEC Member
and current (or former)
consumer of OTEC, please
check the OTEC website and
list of Members who have
failed to claim capital credits
owed.
Application for re-issuing
funds owed may be made
at your local OTEC office or
4005 23rd Street, PO Box
226, Baker City, Oregon
97814. Unless those per-
sons named or their heirs
claim payment no later than
January
1,
2021,
the
unclaimed funds will be
forfeited to the Cooperative
or, where required, forwarded
to the Department of State
Lands. Historically, the Board
of Directors has contributed
the amount of the forfeited
funds to the Oregon Trail
Electric Cooperative Schol-
arship Fund to benefit those
served by the Cooperative.
Legal Notices Publishing
in Baker County, Oregon
(Baker City Herald - August,
September, October and No-
vember 2020), Union County,
Oregon (La Grande Observer
– August, September, Octo-
ber, November 2020), Har-
ney County, Oregon (Burns
Times-Herald
–
August,
September, October and No-
vember 2020), Grant County,
Oregon (Blue Mountain Eagle
– August, September, Octo-
ber and November 2020)
If you have
please contact
(541) 523-3616
questions,
OTEC at
Legal No. 203527
Published: November 14, 21,
28, 2020
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Service Directory is the place to
look.
Communities Served: City of
Island City; County of Union;
Towns of La Grande and
Union, OR
Effective on or after December
15th, 2020, the East coast feed
for GSN on Digi Tier 1/Select
channels 76 & 843 will convert
over to a West coast feed. As
a result, there will be a three
hour adjustment in program-
ming schedules for this pro-
gramming service. Due to this
change, any scheduled DVR
recording for this channel will
need to be reset.
For a complete channel lineup,
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tices.
Published: November 14, 2020
Legal No. 214230
2020 Legal Notice of
Unclaimed Capital Credits
Oregon Trail Electric Coop-
erative (OTEC) hereby gives
notice of UNCLAIMED PAY-
MENTS OF CAPITAL CRED-
ITS OR OTHER CREDITS
OWED TO THE NAMED PER-
SONS ON RECORD. Such
unclaimed capital credits or
other credits have been avail-
able to OTEC Members since
December 31, 2016.
Pursuant to OTEC bylaws and
policy, the names of OTEC
Members entitled to capital
credit refunds – who have not
yet claimed their refunds –
can be reviewed on the OTEC
website at: www.otec.coop/
capital-credits
If you are an OTEC Member
and current (or former) con-
sumer of OTEC, please check
the OTEC website and list of
Members who have failed to
claim capital credits owed.
Application
for
re-issuing
funds owed may be made at
your local OTEC office or 4005
23rd Street, PO Box 226, Bak-
er City, Oregon 97814. Unless
those persons named or their
heirs claim payment no later
than January 1, 2021, the un-
claimed funds will be forfeited
to the Cooperative or, where
required, forwarded to the De-
partment of State Lands. His-
torically, the Board of Directors
has contributed the amount of
the forfeited funds to the Ore-
gon Trail Electric Cooperative
Scholarship Fund to benefit
those served by the Cooper-
ative.
Legal Notices Publishing in
Baker County, Oregon (Baker
City Herald - August, Septem-
ber, October and November
2020), Union County, Oregon
(La Grande Observer – Au-
gust, September, October, No-
vember 2020), Harney County,
Oregon (Burns Times-Herald
– August, September, October
and November 2020), Grant
County, Oregon (Blue Moun-
tain Eagle – August, Septem-
ber, October and November
2020)
If you have questions, please
contact OTEC at 541-523-
3616
Published: November 14, 21,
28, 2020
Legal No. 203547
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by Stella Wilder
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2020
YOUR BIRTHDAY by Stella Wilder
Born today, you are often at your best when
you are very much alone, or when you share
yourself with only one or two very special
individuals who understand you, like you and
put up with you! You are not always easy to
live with, for you can be rather self-indulgent
and self-concerned -- but you manage to find
room in your heart for a special few, certainly.
You can be somewhat obsessive about the
little things in life.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -- A discus-
sion leads to greater understanding of a dif-
ficult situation today. Perhaps now you can
step forward and make suggestions.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) --
You’ll want to pitch in wherever possible
today, but you may not know just what the
ultimate goal really is. Ask questions of oth-
ers!
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- A
chance encounter puts a smile on your face
and a spring in your step. Is there a way that
you can ensure this will continue? Make a
plan.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) -- Physical
ills are nothing today compared to an emo-
tional burden you’re carrying. It’s time to
relieve yourself of it; say what must be said.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) -- You are
eager to jump into a new situation that has
only been hinted about by someone in
charge. Are you able to follow in his or her
footsteps?
ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- Take care
that you don’t let appearances fool you into
doing something that you will regret. You
must be willing to look beneath the surface.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- It’s time to
tie up some loose ends that have been getting
in your way for far too long. Today, you can
decide that the past is the past.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- The path
you have followed to this point is worth some
close scrutiny, for in the days to come, you’ll
want to avoid certain familiar obstacles.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- You have a
great deal going for you today, but one minor
slip-up has a major impact. Take into account
all possible outcomes, good and bad.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- You may not
know quite how to say what has to be said
today, but someone close to you is able to
translate for you when things get really dicey.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- A mystery
waits to be solved, and you’ll be the one to
mount a new investigation. New evidence
points you in the right direction today.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -- You mustn’t
force anything to assume a shape that pleases
you today; rather, you must allow things to
assume a natural and organic one.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2020
YOUR BIRTHDAY by Stella Wilder
Born today, it’s not all that important for
you to be noticed first, but you are deter-
mined to be remembered above all others for
your contributions, both personal and profes-
sional, to the world around you. You are des-
tined to achieve great things if you don’t let
the idea of competition become too much for
you -- and there are times, to be sure, when
you will want to quit the rat race, get off the
grid and forget about life for a while.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -- You’ll
want to do more than simply “visit” today;
you’ll want to stay for a while and see if you
can’t get something more for your trouble.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) --
Optics are far more important today than you
might suppose, and you can do a great deal to
help another with the way things look.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) --
Knowing what you want is only the first step
in acquiring it. Today, you must be willing to
learn about hanging on to it once it’s yours!
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) -- There’s
no going back today, so you must be willing
to commit wholeheartedly to what you have
before you. There’s really no wrong choice.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) -- You can
grab a little excitement today where you least
expect to find it -- but take care that you don’t
get more than you bargained for!
ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- You may
want to consider a change that will affect how
things work at home. Efficiency is only one
concern; how things look is another.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- You’ll have
the opportunity to participate in something
new today with a friend who has lately been
more fearless than you. Hang on tight!
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- What you
do on your own is likely to mean more to you
than anything else you accomplish today. You
need to prove something to yourself.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- Take stock
of all that you have going for you today; you’ll
realize you’ve been holding it all together
very well lately.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Someone close to
you asks for something you’ve not been will-
ing to grant in the past -- but today is differ-
ent. You’re likely to say “yes”!
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- The way
things were before had you wondering if you
were on the right track, but the things that
happen today answer that question very
clearly.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -- Progress is
made in a most unusual way today, and when
all is said and done, you’ll want to take the
credit for what surprises others most.
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