HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thundcrf. March 14. 1968
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March Deadline Set for Wheat Program
Friday. March 15. it th last
dnv prower mav flic applies
1 1. ins to take part in the
voluntary wheat program.
David McLeod. office mana
ger. Agricultural Stablllation
and conservation county office,
iHiInU out that signing up Is a
Htcunnf firwl Ktml in flljalifV-
lm fur iirlm-HUDDort loans Mild
marketing certificates on 1968
crop vvtu-ut. No acreage divers-
Ion Is provided under tne iinu
wheat program.
The national average price-
support loan rate for liHrfi-crop
wheat Is $1.25 per bushel, avail
i.lilo nn nil lhf wheat nroduced
on a participating farm (but not
on wheat stored unaer me ex
cess" provision i. The marketing
certificates will be valued at the
difference between full wheat
parity and the 51 25 per busnei
niiiinnnl nvnrnpe loan viilue: the
certificates will be available on
40 percent of the projected pro
duction of the farm allotment.
(For the 1!H7 wheat crop, do-m-itlf
rnrtifir.itca were worth
$1.36 per bushel.)
The 1968 voluntary wheat pro
gram provide for: til Substitu
tion of wheat for feed grains or
feed gralnn or wheat by grow
ers who participate In both pro
grams; (2) where requested by
the grower for the purpose of
substituting wheat, the estab
lishment of a barley base and
an oats-rye base for a farm with
production history of these
r-rnns An.-t 3l tutrnrftfi Rtorai?C
of wheat produced In excess of
the farm allotment (not to ex
ceed 150 percent of the allot
ment! by growers who at sign
up time declare their intentions
to do this.
Farm nnprntnra are urued not
to postpone filing program ap
plications.
Bornlc Thomson was visiting
In lleppner at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Thomson, for a few days last
week before returning to her
home In Portland where she is
employed ns a secretary with
Dunn and Bradstroet.
VUltlnq at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry llollomon and
f.imllv for Kpvernl davs this
week were Mrs. Hollomon's unc
le and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
George Thompson and four sons,
Curl, Lee, George, and Kobert of
Dallas.
State Tourney Basketball
MORHOW COUNTY JAYCEES are shown hanging a sign at the
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entrance c? ine ni'ppnei nuigiiuoiiiwuu worn?. v..
bee building, as another in their many community projects.
The sign fills a need for making it easier to find the center.
Jaycees pictured include Tom Wilson (leit), Bruc Rigby (cen
ter), and Clyde Allstott. president (right). (G-T Photo),
Judging Criteria Given
To Inform Fair Exhibitors
By LENNA SMITH
County Fair Board Secretary
Following are some helpful
hints for those who are plan
ning to enter Open C lass Cloth
ing and the Flower Division ex
hibits at the Morrow County
Fair, with information relative
to "What a Judge Looks For".
There are three main lots in
the clothing division Adult
Clothing, Children's Clothing,
and Miscellaneous Clothing
(such as garments made from
feed sacks, remodeled clothing,
laundry bags, etc.) Only one
article in each lot number can
be exhibited.
A judge first of all looks at
the neatness of garment con
struction and if the garment Is
clean. She will not disqualify
an article that has been laund
ered several times, but will dis
qualify one that is soiled. (It
is always best to pin a label to
garment stating how many
times it has been laundered.)
Also label material in garment
stating if it is cotton, nylon,
wool, synthetics, etc.
Hems should be put in loose
ly iron-on tape Is not recom
mended. The score card for clothing
garments is as follows:
General appearance 50
Color & Design 30
Suitable fabric & trim ....20
Construction of garment 40
Well pressed & clean 10
Total 100
Superintendents in this divis
ion are Mrs. Jerry Brosnan and
Marilyn Bergstrom. I'm sure
they would be glad to answer
any questions you may have
and you may also call me about
entering clothing in the fair.
Begin now to sew on clothing
articles for the fair and enter
In as many lots as possible. In
this way we will improve the
clothing division of our fair
and you will be surprised at
how gratifying the results can
be.
Flower entries will be accept
ed on Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday morning until 11:30
a.m. Because of the rush on
Wednesday, August 21 of horti
culture exhibit entries, it is best
to enter all housoplants on
Tuesday, August 20. Entries will
be open for houseplants and all
other flowers that will stay
fresh on Tuesday afternoon from
3:30 n.m. until 8:00 P.m. All
other flower entries should be
made from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30
a.m. on Wednesday. August 21.
Juriinne betrins not later than
1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug
ust 21.
Horn nr. n few rules that aD-
ply to the Flower Division:
1. Most containers will be fur
nished bv the Fair Board.
2. Three stems of any variety
constitute an exhibit, except
as otherwise indicated in pre
mium book.
3. Foliage of plant required
with bloom.
4. Only one entry may be made
in each class or class divis
ion, but all are welcome to
enter as many classes as pos
sible. Horticulture specimen must
be grown by the exhibitor and
should be labeled with the
correct name whenever possi
ble. Flowers used in arrangements
need not be grown by exhib
itor. Consult thn nrpminm hook to
see just how many different lots
there are in houseplants, Horti
culture and arrangements. You
m:iv nn lnsr vpars hook until
the new one is printed. There
will be no changes.
Special award ribbons are
given for Best in Horticulture,
Best in Arrangements, and Best
of Show. Blue, red, and white
ribbons are given on other ex
hibits. There are six picture
boxes with a theme to be cho
sen and named by contestant.
Interested persons should con
tact the fair board if you wish
to reserve one of these boxes.
Because of the tireless efforts
of many of our flower superin
tendents last year, many people
who had never exhibited before
had flowers in the fair and were
very happy when they viewed
the exhibit after judging and
found they had won a blue, red,
or even white ribbon. Enter in
as many lots as you wish the
flower division is one of the best
areas of the fair.
3:37
3:14
3:01
2:48
2:28
2:28
1:50
1:24
1:08
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7:44
7:31
7:14
6:54
6:30
4:02
3:54'
3:24
3:00
1:09
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7:44
7:05
6:48
6:31
6:24
5:59
5:35
4:35
4:14
3:57
Mr and Mrs. Terry Thompson
and family traveled to Redmond
early last week to bring Mrs.
Thompson's grandmother, Mrs.
Edna Carpenter, back for a
weeks visit. Mrs. Carpenter re
turned last week-end to
home by bus.
her
I VimVA AERO
AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO.
Owned and Operated By
PAUL N. HANSEN
Will be back again this year with two
sprayers to offer assistance to the ranchers
of this area with your weed spraying
problems.
This Mill be my 21st season in this area,
and I wish to express my appreciation of
your past and continued patronage.
LANE APT. NO. S
PH. 676-9294
HEPPNER
HEPPNER-ROGUE RIVER
Time Name
Action
RUNNING SCORE
Heppner Rogue R.
FIRST QUARTER
7:18 Copeland Jump side
7:35 Shontz Tipin
7:33 Shontz Missed free throw,
Kilkenny loul
6:54 Shontz Short jump
6:03 McLeod Hit free throw, topeiana
foul
5:25 Shontz Jump from side
5:12 Shontz Missed free throw,
Dimick foul
4:58 Shontz Set from foul line
4:36 McLeod Free throw good, Dees foul
4:20 McCabe Missed free throw, Copeland
foul
3:46 Shontz Free throw good, O'Donnell
foul
Baseline jumper
Fast break layin, McCabe feed
Jump frcm side
Side jumper
Layin, Kilkenny feed
Free throw good, Dimick foul
One hand driving layin
2 free throws good,
Schefstrom foul
Short jump
Long jump
Layin . ,
Free throw, Stillman foul
2 free throws good, Dees foul
Long jump
FIRST QUARTER SCORE
SECOND QUARTER
Underneath
Underneath
Fast break layin
Jump from side
Missed free throw, O'Donnell
fnnl
6:09 Shontz First good on 1 and 1,
McLeod ioui . .
5:54 McCabe Missed free throw, Dees foul
4:59 Hall Baseline jumper (first tie)
4:38 Copeland First good on 1 and 1,
McLeoa ioui
4:36 Shontz Both good on 1 and 1, S.
Pettyjohn foul
4:28 Kilkenny First good on 1 and 1,
Copeland ioui
Dimick Long jump
S. Pettyjohn Missed 1 and 1, Liles foul
Stillman Hit two free throws, Leroy foul
Ashbeck Missed first of 1 and 1,
Bvers foul
2:33 Kilkenny First good on 1 and 1,
Dimick foul
2 26 McCabe Two free throws good, Byers
ioui tl?irst tieppner icaui
Copeland
Kilkenny
Copeland
Kilkenny
McCabe
McCabe
McLeod
McLeod
Shontz
Dimick
Kilkenny
Dimick
McLeod
Dimick
O'Donnell
Schefstrom
Kilkenny
McCabe
Dees
1:47 Shontz
McLeod
Shontz
Shontz
Shontz
McCabe
O'Donnell
6:00 Copeland
O'Donnell
Shontz
Dimick
Dimick
Kilkenny
3:05 Ashbeck
2:16 McCabe
1:59 Dimick
1:20 McLeod
1:08 Ashbeck
:23 Hall
:19 Dimick
:16 Shontz
:05 McCabe
7:51 McCabe
7:27 McCabe
7:12 Dimick
6:58 Shontz
6:24 Shontz
6:09 Ashbeck
5:11 Shontz
4:51 Dees
4:41 Shontz
4:20 McLeod
4:02 McLeod
3:21 Kilkenny
3:11 Shontz
2:56 McLeod
2:05 Dimick
1:05 Hall
:45 Shontz
:45 Shontz
:10 Dimick
:04 Shontz
:00 Shontz
foul . ,
Missed free throw, Leroy foul
Two free throws, Dobbs foul
HALFTIME SCORE
THIRD QUARTER
Tipln
Tipin
Side jumper
McLeod offensive foul
Free throw good,
Schefstrom foul
Missed free throw, O'Donnell
foul
Free throw good, Shontz foul
Tipin
Side jumper
Layin
Two free throws good,
Schefstrom foul
Reverse layin
Fastbreak layin
Layin
Fast break, short jump;
McCabe feed
Tipin
Free throw good, Shontz foul
Missed free throw,
Ashbeck foul
Tipin
Side jumper
THIRD QUARTER SCORE
FOURTH QUARTER
Top of key jumper
Fast break layin, Hall feed
(Heppner's biggest lead)
Two free throws good,
Kilkenny foul
Missed free throw,
McLeod foul
Tipin
Tipin
Foul line jumper
Missed free throw, McCabe foul
Two free throws good,
Kilkenny foul
Turnaround jump in mid key
Foul line jump
Missed one and one,
Shontz foul
Made first of one and one,
Hall foul
Missed two fee throws,
Schefstrom foul
Top of key jump
Lavin
Tipin
Made free throw, McLeod foul
Mi.'-sed first of 1 and 1,
Hall foul
Two free throws good,
Hall foul
Two free throws good,
Kilkenny foul
FINAL SCORE
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0 4
0 4
0 6
1 6
1 8
1 8
1 10
2 10
2 10
2 11
2 13
4 13
4 15
6 15
8 15
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11 15
13 15
13 17
13 19
15 19
15 20
17 20
17 22
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19 22
19 24
21 24
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25 25
25 26
25 28
26 28
26 30
26 30
28 30
28 30
29 30
31 30
11
31 32
31 32
31 34
31 34
31 36
31 38
33 38
33 38
34 38
34 38
35 38
35 40
35 42
35 44
37 44
39 44
41 44
41 46
43 46
45 46
46 46
46 46
46 43
48 48
48 48
50 48
52 48
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52 50
52 52
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GO 59
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Motor Rewinding
INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL
FARM AND HOME
Pendleton 276-77611
PUTMAN FLYING, INC.
WEED
SPRAYING
CALL
HOTEL HEPPNER
PH. 676-9623
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON.
FOR MORROW COUNTY
Morrow County, Oregon, a po
litical subdivision of the State
of Oregon.
Plaintiff,
Vs.
ROBERT CURRIV. HAROLD
WILSON and ALPHA WILSON,
husband and wife, MERVIN
LEONARD and GEN A LEON
ARD, husband and wife, CO
D. J. LAMORIE and ELIZABETH
LAMOR1E, husband and wife,
KATIE CURRIN. JACK W. OL
SON. FRANK E. WILEY, LUCY
R. BEACH, D ELBERT T. VINSON,
ORANGE GRANT FOBES, WIL
LIAM TAYLOR and ARDYS
TAYLOR, husband and wife,
STEVEN MOORE, CO BEN J.
CARNEY and VIRGINIA CAR
NEY, husband and wife, J. E.
MORGAN. M. F. CORK, CO
ANNA LOBAN, and A. T. KENT
NER and BETTY KENTNER,
husband and wife, and any oth
er persons having or claiming
to have some right, title or in
terest in the real property In
eluded In the foreclosure list in
the complaint herein,
Defendants,
Summons
To: All defendants above nam
ed and to all persons owning or
claiming to own, or having or
claiming to have, any interest
in any property included in this
foreclosure list hereinafter set
forth, and being the Morrow
County delinquent tax foreclos
ure list for the year 1967:
You are required to take notice
that the plaintiff herein has fil
ed in the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Morrow
County an application to fore
close the lien of all taxes shown
on the Morrow County tax fore
closure list for the year 1967,
herein set forth in full, and that
the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for Judgment and decree
forecosing such tax liens not
less than thirty days after the
date of the first publication of
this notice exclusive of the
first publication, and any and
all persons interested in any of
the real property included in
said foreclosure list are hereby
required to file an answer and
defence, If any there be, or if any
they have, to such application
for Judgment and decree within
thirty davs after the date of the
first publication of this notice,
exclusive of the day of the first
publication of this summons,
which date is the 29th day of
February, 1968. UI1 . . ,
This notice is published in
the Heppner Gazette-Times, a
newspaper of general circula
tion, published in said County,
by authority of an order of the
County Court of Morrow Coun
ty, Oregon and designated in
such order of the County Court
of Morrow County, Oregon, as
the newspaper in which said no
tice Is to be published, which
order is dated the 7th day of
Feb., 1968. That the delinquent
list for the year 1967, which ap
plication Is made to foreclosure,
is as follows:
Name of owner
as shown on
latest Tax Roll
Description
Robert Currln
27DA2S26-1
Code 1-1
Robert Currin
27DA2S26-49
Code 1-1
Harold & Alpha Wilson
27DA2S26-17
Code 1-1
Mervln & Gena Leonard
co D. J. & Elizabeth
Lamorie
27DA2S26-32
Code 1-1
Tract No. 175, City of
Heppner. As described
Deed Book 64 page 34.
in
Katie Currin
27DD2S26-68
Code 1-1
Jack W. Olson
35BB2S26-73
Code 1-1
Jack W. Olson
35BB2S26-82
Code 1-1
Robert Currin
272S26-1
Code 1-5
Robert Currin
27DA2S26-49
Code 1-5
Lots 2 to 8 inc. Block 2
Mt. Vernons Add. City of
Heppner
All lot 1, Block 11
Mt Vernons Add.
City of Heppner
All lot 5, Block 19,
Mt Vernons Add.
City of Heppner
All lot 7, Block 2, East 148
feet of the West 158 feet of
lot 14, block 2, Looneys
Add. City of Heppner
Lots 1 & 2, less tract no. 179
Block 1, Original town of
Heppner
North 50 feet of lot 1,
Block 2, Original Town
of Heppner
South half, South East
quarter, Section 27, Town
ship 2S, Range 26 E.W.M.
Lots 2 to 8 inc. Block 21,
Mt Vernons Add. Heppner
Frank E. Wiley, Floyd W. Lots 12 to 21 inc. Block 31,
Wiley & Frances M. Wiley Town of Irrigon
24DA5N26-35
Code 10-3
60 6S
Lucie R. Beach
27DC1S25-39
Code 12-1
nranue Grant Fobes
9AB1S24-86
Code 35-1
William & Ardys Taylor
265N26-1-1
Code 10-1
?tnhpn Moore
co Ben Jay Carney &
Virginia Carney
215N27-13
Code 10-1
.T V. Morgan
10BB1S24-14'
Code 35-1
M. F. Cork
co Anna Loban
34DC4S25-11
Code 40-1
A. T. & Betty Kentner
34DC4S26-45
Code 40-1
Lot 8, Block 11, Town
of Lexington.
South half of tract no. 6,
North 90 feet of Lot 1,
Block 3. Lot 2, Block 3,
City of lone
Tract in Section 26, Town
ship 5N. Range 26 E.W.M.
As described in Deed Book
60 page 485.
North 187 feet of Lot 6,
Block 39 E. Town of Irrigon
Lots 5 & 6, Block 2, Cluff's
Add. City of lone
All Block D, Adams First
Add. Town of Hardman
Lot 3, Block 1. Royce
Add. Town of Hardman
Year of Amount Interest
Delin- of to
quency Taxes 3-la-68
1966-67 1.33 .10
1965- 66 1.32 .21
1964- 65 1-45 M
1963- 64 1.66 -53
1966- 67 16.60 1.27
1965- 66 16.53 2.59
1964- 65 26.10 6.18
1963- 64 29.84 9.45
1966- 67 22.58 1.73
1965- 66 22.47 3.52
1964- 65 24.65 5.83
1963- 64 28.19 8.93
1962- 63 29.05 11.52
1961- 62 32.02 15.26
1966- 67 19.92 1.53
1965- 66 19.83 3.11
1964- 65 21.75 5.15
1963- 64 24.87 7.88
1966- 67 191.23 14.67
1965- 66 198.30 31.07
1964- 65 217.50 51.01
1963- 64 248.70 78.76
1966- 67 55.12 4.23
1965- 66 52.88 8.29
1964- 65 58.00 13.73
1963- 64' 66.32 21.00
1962- 63 50.84 20.17
1966- 67 70.38 5.40
1965- 66 70.07 10.98
1964- 65 76.85 18.19
1963- 64 87.87 27.83
1962- 63 80.70 32.01
1966- 67 10.58 .81
1965- 66 10.46 1.64
1964- 65 7.31 1.73
1963- 64 5.75 1.82
1966- 67 12.17 .93
1965- 66 12.03 1.89
1964- 65 20.10 . 4.76
1963- 64' 23.73 7.52
1966- 67 51.18 . 3.93
1965- 66 49.32 7.83
1964- 65 52.25 12.37
1963- 64 52.49 16.62
1962- 63 46.72 18.53
1961- 62 . 17.12 7.65
1966- 67 1.64 .13
1965- 66 2.18 .34'
1964- 65 2.49 .59
1963- 64 2.97 .94
1962- 63 2.78 1.10
1961- 62 3.09 1.47
1960-61 2.70 " 1.50
1966- 67 9.48 .73
1965- 66 8.69 1.36
1964- 65 8.56 2.03
1963- 64 9.84 3.12
1962- 63 9.20 3.65
1960- 61 5.04 2.40
1966- 67 14.81 1.14
1965- 66 13.39 2.10
1964- 65 13.67 3.24
1963- 64 13.28 4.21
1966- 67 75.48 5.79
1965- 66 79.00 12.38
1964- 65 98.96 23.42
1963- 64 29.34 8.41
1966- 67 58.32 4.47
1965- 66 57.92 9.08
1964- 65 57.04' 13.50
1963- 64 65.60 20.78
1962- 63 61.36 24.34
1961- 62 66.32 31.61
1960- 61 55.01 30.07
1966- 67 .93 .07
1965- 66 .92 .14
1964- 65 1.10 .26
1963- 64 1.36 .43
1962- 63 1.39 .55
1966- 67 .46 .04
1965- 66 .46 .07
1964- 65 .55 .13
1963- 64 .68 .21
1962-63 .69 .27
1961- 62 .75 .36
Total
6.94
108.56
205.75
104.04
1,029.24
350.58
480.25
40.10
83.13
336.01
23.92
64.10
65.84
332.78
You and each of you are fur
ther notified to appear within
thirty davs from the date of the
first publication of this sum
mons and defend this suit or
pay the amount provided by law
for the redemption of said prop
erties, and if you so appear you
are further notified to serve a
copy of your appearance, objec
tions or answer on the under
signed at his post office address
as herein stated.
If you fail so to do, judgment
and "decree will be entered in
the above entitled Court fore
closing the liens of said taxes
as shown by the tax foreclosure
list, together with interest and
all costs as shall be due upon
each of such properties. Said
judgment and decree will order
that the Clerk of this Court shall
deliver a certified copy of said
judgment and decree to the Tax
Collector of Morrow County, Ore
gon, and said judgment and de
cree shall be considered to all
intents and purposes a certifi
cate of sale to the County of
each of the properties therein
described.
555.42
7.15
4.67
And you are further notified
that plaintiff will apply to the
Court for such other relief as
may be just and equitable in
the premises.
C. J. D. BAUMAN
Sheriff and Tax Collector for
Morrow County, Oregon
HERMAN W. WINTER
District Attorney for
Morrow County, Oregon, and
Attorney for Plaintiff
Post office address:
Heppner, Oregon
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