HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES.
SUCCESSFUL LOSERS are the
iUW.t3or ui. -
KOPS (Keep oil pounaa - , "
WedneilaT MaryL Aamodt ol Condon sit. in 'throno .
theWr of many! ClockwU. are. Jac Ramsay of Condon. Mrs.
Slerugh". of Lexington. Mr.. Ed Struth.r. of Heppner and
Mrs. A. C. Pleper 01 Lexington.
Four Graduate From
Success was the name for four
at the District TOPS dinner
meeting Wednesday evening at
the Willows Grange Hall, lone.
These four. Mrs. Ed Strulhera,
Heppner, Mrs. Homer Hughes
and Mrs. A. G. Neper, both of
HHS Happy Golfers
Place in Matches,
On March 29, the HHS Golf
team traveled to McNary Coun
try Club to participate In their
first golf match of the 1971 sea
son. The tenm members played
well, but could only salvage a
4th place.
The team Is rather young this
year, consisting of only fresh
men and sophomore boys, tut
as the season has progressed,
experience has proved quite
beneficial.
since ims x r'T
team has Irerrowd by w 30;
stroke as sa ta tr to ,
tearr. o.-uii r
than tt ,1.. S-i
only 1 J iatt tt-r H
biwf it vtihtntuai m
.
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rfmtr m uL tamit plnvn. Tto;
3ffii- t,iun. dui titan r. t.ir.
npiui! -ill; pmcr wat; Tieiir ui-
Drnwrns: posttwt.. .
l.rm. mur. to Jean- put
uuruu.. ,
cntm mt: at tlierr 4rt k
WiifHUir inurr. warn 5m?" bw
wiurtmua.. Ltuunif
ti' Imuilllit
fry
cmv 11 HTTIMSSS.
Xi 2i!T n-Tj'wn Buit 'v.V tv hit Jxnrtt ium rmx tur
tie fciwt r:i nam. utr vr-n t 3 Jnxrtt jncaars at Ixbut vbs
fca;?7 iun. ' ma wnlea x 3B2itC "swff.
Vifei Eh lb? Meet!
Fotiwjj a i linr. it -ivur mtl lerrcat irgrnivatlnna- if
Morrow Ov.ir.vj nnwut$ sW.tc juwKSif ".meat Ti
list will b up'.'.it.iit .init sunuantrt: jwrnrties.I'?" Cr?KKfr
tions wuhin to be rndiiitrtti xi Si 'Isr.ssif suvut -irxxafS
the Gazette-Titne cClw. Cr.tr lt -nr.iJi3anr.nji t.i
ular meeting (far Lu.-v-t i.Uiw wjuHura w'Z. set
be Included. OrJy or. Laci ? irjiaao?tt.
mobrow couxrr
Morrow County Coirt Tzx. Wttfrjenity
Morrow County School fc-rl Ttirt WxAaj
Morrow County JuvetnJ Xi-ivjqr GvativJ I-V.tAaj
Pioneer Memorial Hospital tcH Tiir-J Ttzs-i7
Morrow County Jayceai Ei7 Wdaly
Morrow County Jaycee Wives TU?4 ThurwJay
Morrow County Plannirsjj Oxr.-.: JfoeU on call
Morrow County Rifle and
Pistol Club
NFO
Port of Morrow
HEPPNER
Bookworms
Golden Age Club
Hello Heppner
Heppner Arm of the National
To Keep and Bear Arms
Heppner-Morrow Co. Chamber fo
Heppner City Council
Heppner Civic League -,
Heppner tiks Lodge
Heppner Extension Unit
Heppner Garden Club
Hpnnnpr I.eilon & Anirillarv
Heppner Lodge No. 69 AF & AM
Heppner Mini mize Tops Club
Heppner Ruth Assembly No. 60
Rainbow Girls
Mother's Club
Order of Eastern Star
Rhea Creek Grange
Royal Arch Masons
Soroptlmlsts
IONE
Altar Society of St Williams
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Beta Omega oi
lone City Council
lone Garden Club
lone Lion's Club
lone PTA
lone Willows Grange
lone Women's Fellowship .
LEXINGTON
Lexington City Council
Lexington Holly Rebekahs
Clip and
Thurmdor. AptU .
TOPS nwmben who graduated to
, H,.trlr mul na last
TOPS to KOPS
Lexington and Mrs. J;c Ramsay
of Condon having maintained
...,l..l,t rr.i"rlhtt bV their
nhvslclan for the required
length of time graduated from
Take Off Founds Sensibly to
KOrS. Keep Off rounds Sensib
ly! Queen for the evening was
Mary Lou Aamodt who is runner-up
for Oregon State Queen.
She lost 67 pounds last year.
A lithesome as this young
woman Is. it is hard to imag
ine that at one time she weigh
ed over 2vV pounds.
Theme for the owning was
"Fly Into Spring Lighter". Mrs.
Joe Nix of Condon. area captain.
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emoevu irw i-wj;." ....... ,
Infers met u !vew ways
help rr.r.Sfr. Aosls ww We need your good farm and
rruv.V ?.- bft fc in t&ojmjjoh listings now so that we
evrjLl Scan show them with the grow-
A tiz -r..r C i.-ii.-f 2 -th j.j &nd see the grass.
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La.st Thursday
Second Thursday
Second &
Fourth Tuesday
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Second Tuesday
Assn.
Third Monday
Every Monday
First Monday
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Every Thursday
Second Monday
Second Monday
Commerce
,
First Monday
First 4: Third Tuesday
. Every Tuesday
First & Third Monday
, First Monday
Second Monday
Second Friday
, Fourth Wednesday
Every Thursday
First Thursday
Third Tiifwdav. 8:00
. First Tuesday. 2:00
Second A Fourth Tuesday
First Tuesday
Second Wednesday
Second ft Fourth Monday
Second Thursday
Sunday after Third Sat. at
12:30 p.m. (Feb. & March)
Fourth Thursday
First Monday
First ft Third Thursday
Save
Real EftotO
Ff Sale 7 bedroom howe,
fireplace, modern, attractive. AL
SO, 2 bedroom remodeled house
In lone. Phone after 6 D.m.. 678
0G90 or 676-5856. Ctf37
REMEMBER we have houses for
sale. See Frank Turner Tur
nnr. Van Martor & Bryant
7tfc
HOUSE FOR SALE 2 bedroom
home, possibly 3. Redecoratea
and large fenced yard. Easy
to heat. Easy terms. Phone
676 DG90 after 5. 28tfc
FOR SALE Three bedroom
homo in Lexington. Phone 989
8495. 14tfc
FOR SALE 3 bedroom ranch
ntylo homo. Lnrgo living room
with flrenlnee. wall-to-wall
carpeting. Combination family
room and kitchen, uarage. in
side recently re decorated. Can
assume 57e mortgnge. vesia
Kilkenny home. Call C76-92G7.
2tfc lst-4th
FOR SALE 3 Bedroom house;
Fnmllv room with fireplace
Covered patio, largo double
earaee. Second hath in gar
ace. Fenced back yard. See
Jim or Jeanne Lovgrcn. 676
5)925. 5tfc
1RRIGON ACREAGES
1) 2 bedroom homo In Irrlcon
with ovtrn lnreo lot. close to
school. $151X1.00. Small down and
owner will carry contract.
2 2 acres with 3 bedroom
hom nnrtinllv remodeled, lust
out of Irrigon. $11,500.00 terms
to suit.
(3) 44 aerts 3 bedroom home
nd outbuildings 3 miles west
of Irrigon. Buy owners small
equity and then S111.S0 per
month.
(4
lfiu acres partially develop
ed, has pump and some burled
ain line, will nave water irom
est Extension ditch that runs
rough property. $160.00 per
Terms.
It. B- ITXSTifXNT CO.
Gladys Ave. Hen&isun. Ore.
J WWW? days
?ArE t-U f newly
rei ac.le retired
Pct-ae Tiro be-tewn beese to
iW, 183 SW
Jiusiirififi wrnj;G. etTrrtirt a.ai
:nrx iiLX CfcH &-2Z:S to
1
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TTinn.
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Public Noticef
SCTXZ C? EXA3TS
CW UCOG37 TO j
Ti Cry if Eftppner Planning!
Cimmmsiun hereby sjives notice :
it i public hearing to consider j
irj imrtnrfment to the zoning;
v..?? nt rr, Zoning Ordinance!
if citf Cry of Heppner. chanj-1
s.z ESe tvUowUiij describefi i
r.rrrjirrr f -r.m AR-A2TiCuiture I
Zx w E-EftHirfential Zone. The
p.fiprT7 i. described as fol-
E-g'ir.nir.2 at a point where
the section line between Sec
tions 27 and 34, Township 2
South, Range 26, E.W.M. and
the present zoning boundary
between AR and R intersect,
thence Westerly along said
Section line 720 feet more or
less, thence North 20 degrees
East 460 feet, more or less,
thence North 33 degrees 04'
40" East, 456.80 feet, thence
North 41 degrees 14' 30" East,
478.84 feet, and thence South
prlv nlnnt? said zoning bound
ary 1180 feet more or. less to
the point of beginning. All In
the City of Heppner, Morrow
County, Oregon.
The hoarine shall be held at
the Heppner City Hall on May
10, 1971, at 8:00 o'clock r.M.,
Pacific Daylight Savings Time,
s W. C. Rosewall
Chairman, Planning
Commission
City of Heppner
17c
MORROW COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT R-l
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received
at the Morrow County School
District R-l Office, Box 368, Lex
ington, Oregon 97839, for fur
nishing and delivering the fol
lowing: 1-new 54 passenger school
bus
1-new 12 passenger panel
1-new 6 passenger sedan
1-new 9 passenger station
waenn
Bids will also be received on
the cnmnlete Durchase and
installation of Individual
room electric furnaces for the
lone Elementary School.
RI.U fnr vi.hlr-l.va and the fur
nace installation will be open
mt 9-m n m mrr on Mav 17.
1971. at the District Office in
l'tflnrrtiin and w III be DrOW'ni-
ed to the School Board at their
wpular mMtinir al R:(X) D.m. on
May 17, 1971. The School Board
reserve the right to reject any
and all bids and to waive any
or all technicalities or claims.
Specifications and bid forms
mav lu amiilrail At the office
nf thn DUtrlrt SiirxTlnlcndcnt at
Lexington. Only bid forms fur
nished by the school district win
h iihvI Rlrlt miiai he In sealed
enveloes and clearly marked
BID.
Signed: Jack Sumner,
Chairman, Morrow
ft-hool District R 1
Attest: Ronald L. Daniels, Clerk
Publication Dates: April ia,
1971 and May 6, 1971.
Hid Opening: May 17, at
2:00 p.m.
1718c
NOTICE Or MEETING
OF COUNTY BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION
Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday, May 10, 1971. tne Boara
of Equalization of the County
of Morrow, Oregon, will meet nt
the County Courthouse in Hepp
ner, Oregon, to publicly exam
ine the assessment rolls for said
County of Morrow, for the year
1971 and to correct all errors in
valuation, descriptions, or qual
ities of land, lots or other prop
erty assessed by the assessor.
The ratio between asscessea
and true cash value adopted by
thn Rnnrrt of Eaualization pur
suant to ORS 309:034' is 100 per
cent
It shall he the dutv of the
persons interested to appear at
the time and place appoimea.
Petitions for adjustment of as-
sossmnnts must be filed with
the Board of Equalization not
later than the Monday of the
week following the first week
that the Board is in session.
Joyce Ritch, Assessor
County of Morrow, Oregon
17-19C
FOR INCLUSION OF LANDS
WITHIN THE WEST
EXTENSION IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 6th dav of March.
19t5S. there was filed with the
Board of Directors of the West
Extension Irrigation District a
tvtition for the inclusion of the
following described lands with
in the boundaries of the west
Extension Irrigation District
which lanes are described as
fcdlcnrs:
v-T-. . c-vin-. c-c tjv pkc
WM, ccTisistir.g of 35 Acres
or iesa
4 rTci the wtitio.
S A'beU l! 1
petitioners
5 U.
Kin -
petitioners "
0 .
4 v -
... 'f
Columbia Basin Electric Co-op
"Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties"
Telephone 676-9146
.. .k.t tha above described
lands be included within the
boundaries of the West wwr
, .. i..in.iinn nutrlct. and that
won iini,""" ,
the boundaries of said district
. ....i.i m include said
All persons Interested are
hereby required to appear at
tiler in m - .
ectnrs of the West Extension Ir
i.... i..- rwutrirt nn the 5tn uRV
At.. ..f r rw inn ruiaiu ul
of May. 1971. it 7:30 o'clock
p.m., which is during the reg
ular meeting of the said Board
. . ,..-.... . nnit after the OX-
plration of the time for the pub
lication of this notice, there to
n. onH iihow cause, if any
they have, why the petition
should not ne gramcu.
Any objwtions to tne gram-i..-
f notltlon shall be
presented to said Board of Dir
ectors in writing at or prior to
the time set for said hearing.
ti, fniinm of anv ncrsons in
terested to show cause as here
in provided shall be taken as
an assent on his part to the
i.idnn nf thn above describ
ed lands within the boundaries
of the West Extension irriga
tion District as prayed for in
the petition.
DATED this 7th day of April,
Date of first publication:
April 15, 1971.
Date of last puoncuwon.
April 29, 1971.
WEST EXTENSION
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
By Clarence R. Post
' 1517c
NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
MOTirK is HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to ORS 294.401, that a
meeting of the Budget Commit
t of thA Port of Morrow. Board-
man, Oregon, will be held at
City Hall Council Chambers on
the 13th day of May, 1971 at
K-nn n m. o'clock for the pur
pose of receiving the budget
message and nudgci aocumem
nt cm Port for the vear 1971-
72. Any person may discuss pro
posed programs wltn tne ouag
et Committee at that time.
Shirley Zielinskl
Budget Officer
1719c
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
for the County of Morrow
Probate Department
Estate of:
GEORGE L. SNIDER
No. 1672
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
Probate proceedings in the
estate of George L. Snider, de
are now pendinz In the
I above entitled court, wherein
r.iaiiis snider, the undersign-
ed, has been appointed and has
qualified as the personal repre-
sentative of said estate, au per-
sons navnng claims againsi siu
'estate hereby are required to
I nrospnt thpm. in due form and
properly verified, within four
months after the date of the
first publication of this notice,
as Mated below, to the under
signed at the following address
new designated as the place for
the presentation of claims to
wit: Gladys Snider, lone, Oregon
07843
CLADYS SNIDER
Personal Representative of
the estate of the above
named decedent
171819C
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
vrvrtrp. IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 21th day of May,
1971, at the hour of 2 o'clock
n f nt th front door of the
Morrow County Courthouse at
Heppner, Morrow wuniy, wic
con, I will sell at public auc
hlehest bidder for
cash In hand the following doa-
crlbed real property, to-wu.
Commencing at me iumn
common to Sections 3, 4, 9
and 10. Township 4 North,
Range 23 East of the Willam
ette Meridian, Identified by a
2-lnch diameter brass washer
set In concrete In a 2-lnch
steel pipe; Thence North
81 degrees 28' 30" East a dis
tance of 2003.45 feet to the
true point of beginning for
this description; Thence North
a distance of 788.73 feet to a
witness corner; Thence con
tinuing North a distance of
227.13 feet to a point sub
merged in the Columbia Rlv
er at approximate elevation
250; Thence North 82 degrees
54' 30" East a distance of
503.89 feet to another sub
merged point In the Columbia
River at approximate eleva
tion 250; Thence South a dis
tance of 202.05 feet to a wit
ness corner; Thence continu
ing South a distance of 620.61
feet; Thence South 79 degrees
31' 30" West a distance of
427.31 feet; Thence South
0 degrees 01' 50" West a dis
tance of 145.00 feet; Thence
South 67 degrees 39 20" West
a distance of 86.21 feet to the
point of beginning.
All being in the County of
Morrow, State of Oregon.
Together with all appurten
ances, improvements and fix
tures thereon, including, but
not limited to, the No. 390
John Deere Hay Cuber No. BE
20406 and all of the grinders
and mixing equipment and
conveyors and power and elec
trical machinery and equip
ment comprising the cubing
plant and buildings.
Said sale to be made under
execution Issued out of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Morrow County to me
directed in the suit of Redwood
Bank, a California banking cor
poration, plaintiff, vs. I. M. D
Feed Corporation, formerly I. M
iwkon Tnrnoration: I. M. Dock'
en, Emma E. Docken, Dorothy
J. Hurrle, individually and as
personal representative oi me
Estate of Don E. Hurrle, de
ceased, M. Eric Docken, D. Sus-
mm
More Americans than ever before are spend
ing their summer exploring the wonders nature
has bestowed on this continent.
And whether it's the vast Pacific Northwest,
the great Tennessee Valley area, Everglades Na
tional Forest or one of the smaller parks or forests
.In between, thousands of America's vacation spots
re made safer and more enjoyable because of the
availability of electricity supplied by America's
consumer-owned rural electric systems.
Rural electrics serve in 2700 of the nation's
3100 counties, in the sparsely settled areas away
from the population centers. As a result of this
electric service, most established camping grounds
now have well-lighted facilities and running water.
Rural stores keep their food cold and fresh with
electric refrigeration. Electric heaters take the
early morning chill out of mountain-top cabins,
and air-conditioned motels along the way help
freshen weary travelers.
And in case of emergency, small hospitals or
infirmaries and doctors' offices, supplied with
dependable electric power from rural electrics,
stand ready to serve.
Built with the help of loans from the Rural
Electrification Administration, rural electrics are
doing their part to provide city people with safe
and comfortable rest and relaxation in the country
side and everybody benefits.
Rural electrics heartily support our govern
ment's efforts to beautify America and encourage
travel in the United States. When you sea a rural
electric co-op this summer, stop in for a visit.
You'll find friendly people who know the area and
are ready to be helpfuL
an Docken; Umatilla Develop,
ment Corporation, an . Oregon
corporation; United States of
America, by and through Its
agency, Small Business Admin
istration; and Top Line Equip
ment Co.. an Oregon corpora
tion, as defendants, which aald
execution commands me to sell
the above described real prop
erty, together with certain per
sonal property, to satisfy the
amounts due the plaintiff, the
total principal amount being
$113,218.59, plus interest there
on at the rate of 9.5 per cent per
annum from May 1, 1970 until
paid; the sum of $1,018.20 paid
by plaintiff as an insurance
premium, plus Interest thereon
at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum from September 1, 1970
until paid; the sum of $475.00
paid by plaintiff as an Insur
ance premium, plus interest
thereon at the rate of 10 Dor
cent per annum from December
1, 1970 until paid; tne sum oi
$1,701.65 paid by plaintiff as an
Insurance Dremlum. Dlus inter
est thereon at the rate of 10
per cent per annum from Feb
ruary 11, 1971 until paid; the
sum of $18,773.66, plus Interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum from March 3,
1971 until paid; the sum of
S7vnn na Id bv plaintiff for a
title search and examination of
the mortgaged premises; the
sum of $5,000.00 as plaintiffs
nttornev fees: and for plaintiffs
costs and disbursements incur
red in this suit and taxed and
allowed at $101.10, together with
the costs and exoenses of Bale;
which said execution, if the pro
ceeds from the sale of said real
property be sufficient, aiso
mmmsnrlfl me to satisfy the
amounts due the defendant
unuea siaies ui aiuci ivo,
nrlnrinnl amount belnfiT $117.-
400.00, plus interest thereon at
the rate oi 5.5 per cent per an
num from September 24, 1969
until paid.
DATED this zzna aay oi
April, 1971.
JOHN F. MOLLAHAN,
SHERIFF OF
MORROW COUNTY,
OREGON
1619c
VQU WIN
AT $1313
FORD
F1N70
Manufacturer's suggested re
tail price. Dealer preparation
chargax, M any. transportation
chargM, state and local tame
not Included.
AT YOUR
NORTHWEST
FORD DEALER'S