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IIEPI'NKR (ORE.) GAZETTF-TIMES. Thur.day. Malth j9, jr73 IN THE CIRCt'lT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR MORROW COUNTY Morrow County, Oregon a political subdivision of the Stae of Oregon. Plaintiff Vs. The Auction and Barbecue sponsored by the lone United Church Is only nine weeks away. Mrs. Art Lindstom, chairman of the Country Store, reports there is a flurry of activity as the seamstresses, artists, and craftsmen are preparing the numerous hand- CHARLES B. GOMILLION and BEULAH GOMILLION, husband and wife: THOMAS SWEENEY and CAROL SWEENEY, husband and made articles that will be wife; FLOYD SMITH and BEVERELY SMITH, husband and wife; CLARENCE BUCHANAN, A. C.CROWELL and LUANACROWELL offered for sale at reasonable husband and wife; SARAH M. ALDRICH-CLIFFORD ALDRICH ADM., A. H.MARICK and FLOSSIE MARICK. husband and wife; M F. Price8 The clanging of the CORK in care of ALONZO MERRILL, and any other persons having or claiming to have some right, title or interest in the real property cowbell will signal the start or included in the foreclosure list in the complaint herein. the sales at the Country Store at 10:00 a.m. on June 2nd at the Defendants, Willows Grange Hall in lone. The popularity of the Country To : All defendants above named and to all persons owning or claiming to own, or having or claiming to have, any Interest in any property s,ore nus increased every year included in the foreclosure list hereinafter set forth, and being the Morrow County delinquent tax foreclosure list for the year 1973. 8inoe ',8 beginning. Mrs. Lind- strom states "I believe this You are required to take notice that the plaintiff herein has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Morrow County an growth is due in part to the application to foreclose the lien of all taxes shown on the Morrow County tax foreclosure list for the year 1973, herein set forth In full, and Jua,'iy o( the handiwork that we that the plaintiff will apply to the Court for judgment and decree foreclosing such tax liens not less than thirty days after the date of the offer- Each Person gives 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 0081 ' n'8 particular talent and said foreclosure list are hereby required to file an answer and defense, if any there be, or if any they have, to such application for really do have some nice judgment and decree within thirty days after the date of the first publication of this notice, exclusive of the day of the first publication ot things to sell", this summons, which date is the 30th day of March, 1973. Arts A Crafts The Country Store has three This notice is published in the Heppner Gazette-Times, a newspaper of general circulation published in Said County, by authority of an departments that feature hand order of the County Court of Morrow County, Oregon and designated in such order of the County Court of Morrow Countv. Oreeon as the made articles. The Arts and newspaper in which said notice is to be published, which order is dated the 23rd day of March, 1973. That the delinquent list for the year Crafts section under the direc Country Sfore al lone Auction Readies for Action . " I i: 1973, which application is made to foreclose is as follows : Name of Owner as shown on latest Tax Roll Description Year of Amount ....of... Taxes Interest ....to... 4-15-73 Charles B & Beulah Gommillion 2S2635BB - 1300 Code 1 -1 Tract No. 27, Morrows 2nd. Add. City of Heppner Thomas & Carol Sweeney 5N2624DA - 3600 Code 10 3 Lots 22,23, L 24, Block 31, City of Irrigon Floyd & Beverely Smith 1S2527DD-16O0 Code 12 -1 All lots 4 & 5, Block 17, City of Lexington Clarence Buchanan 1S2527DD-1200 Code 12 1 All lot 7, Block 4, McAlisters 2nd. Add. City of Lexington 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 1967-68 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 1967-68 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 1967-68 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 I 48.24 33.07 29.39 29.56 27.92 22.21 81.87 72.65 59.61 55.89 50.51 49.08 20.20 14.55 13.33 12.41 49.31 19.14 48.25 46.80 42.85 39.90 36.80 .56 2.75 4.80 7.19 9.03 8.96 .95 6.05 9.73 13.60 16.33 19.79 .23 1.21 2.18 3.02 15.94 7.34 .56 3.90 7.00 9.71 11.90 tion of Mrs. Dick Sherer and Mrs. Geo Childers offers the novelties that reflect the cre ativity, imagination, and ingen uity of some talented artists. Total T"'8 vear tnere wi" be several of the jeweled Ming trees that . . are so much in demand now. There will be leather trophy style belts for the kids. They can watch as their names are stamped across the back. $ Plaster fork and spoon sets (those popular wall decora tions), candle holders, & braid ed whistle lanyards, will also be available. There will be many 223.68 more items, clever, practical and attractively priced. Handmade Articles The Handmade Sewing sec tion is under the supervision of Mrs. John Proudfoot, Mrs. Roy W. Lindstrom, Mrs. E.W. Bris tow and Mrs. Darrel Wilson. This seciton has handiwork, 436.06 that -makes the perfect gift for any occasion. The variety of articles to be offered are embroidered dishtowels, em broidered pillowslips with cro cheted edgings, ironing board covers, Mama San aprons, corcheted afghan, macrame Solid Waste Planning Demands 24767 Much Attention mx-:i:hml- Klnzua Receives Safety Award A Safety Dinner was held March 10 at the Klnzua Pas time. The dinner was given for the truck shop in honor of having no tost time accidents for five years of January 6, 1973. After dinner the group enjoyed music provided by Don Slinkard and Ray Cody. Those employees and wives Invited were Otis Vaughn, Troy Day, Jim Nyseth, Mick Wright, Vernon Cecil, Jiggs Bowman, Joe DeVlne, Dod Marler, Wayne Brinkely, Archie Mon roe, Gene Mortlmore, Ron Bowman, Ron Prlndle, Jerry Luther, Robert Luther, Richard Mortimore, Ray Cody, Don Slinkard, Harvey Conklin, Guy Van Arsdale and Virgil Gentry. Mr. Larry Penkava of State Accident Insurance presented an award. Also attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Milo Prindleand Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Vader. How do you like these? Mary Bristow holds fork and spoon wall decorations, June Lindstrom drapes a beautiful afghan. Thev are just two of the articles that will be for sale at the Country Store at sister, Shannon. iuiic a tumuli uii 4iuue 4 hi wiiiows urange. GrindHtaff Baby Mr. and Mrs. Terry Grind staff became the proud parents of a boy on March 23, at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner. He has been named Robert Ray. Robert weighed 5 lbs. and S oz. Was 18 inches long and joins a flower pot holders, washable dolls for infants, knitted baby sets, and much more. Good Foods Norma Rea and Lorene Montgomery look after the Foods section. This booth is everyone's favorite as the display pleases the eye and tempts the taste buds. The culinary artists offer their specialties. A person wants to make his purchases early as this section is always a com plete sellout. The featured items are the all-time favorites made from old familiar recipes such as chocolate fudge, di vinity, homemade bread, cin namon rolls, pies, cakes, jams, and jellies. However, you might find something new and unusual you would like to try. Every hear of Lemon Kraut Cake? It is tasty and certainly a conversa tion maker. The recipe is included here for those who like to try something out of the ordinary. It is a recipe of Mrs. Bill Connell of Fairview Ranch. Lemon Kraut Cake One box of lemon cake mix, 1 tsp. vanilla, and 1 cup sauer kraut. Follow direction on pkg. of mix. Wash kraut in cold water and cut fine with scissors. Add vanilla and kraut to cake mix. Pour into two greased and floured 8" cake pans. Bake at 350 degrees for 35-45 mins. Frosting: Cream together 1 cube margarine and 1 box powdered sugar. Add the juice of 1 small orange, 1 tsp. orange rind, and 1 tsp. vanilla. Cream until smooth. Everyone is welcome at the lone Auction and Barbecue. June 2nd will be a day filled with fun, good eating, and bargains galore. Terry went to Heppner Sun day to bring home Barbara and new son Robert. The Camp Five Community Card Party was held Saturday night with 11 tables in play. High was won by Bob Hire and Pat Van Arsdale. Low by Denzil White and Patsy Mc Minn. Pinochles by Dan Bell and Wanda Dunlap. The door prize was won by Denzil White. After playing cards, sand wiches, salad and relishes were served. Pat Van Arsdale and Terry Jodd were the hostesses. 158.86 A.C. & Luana Crowell 1S2410BB-300 Code 35 -1 Sarah Aldrich -Clifford Aldrich Adm. 1S2410BB-200 Code 35 -1 All lots 1 & 2, Block 2, Cluffs 6th. Add. City of lone Lots 7 & 8 & 25 feet of lot 6, Guffs 6th Add. City of lone A. H. & Flossie Marick 1S249AB-8200 Code 35 - 1 A.H. & Flossie Marick 1S249AB-8100 Code 35 - 1 M.F. Cork in care of Alonzo Merrill 4S2534DC-200 Code 40-1 North One-half of tract 6, city of lone Described in Misc. Page 43 South one-half of East one-half Block 3 Sperrys 3rd. Add. City of lone Tract as described in deed book 46, page 527 Town of Hardman 1972-73 103.60 x 20 1969- 70 94.13 22 90 1868-69 87.40 28.26 1972-73 61 89 .72 1971- 72 M-30 5.02 1970- 71 5584 9.12 1969- 70 55 01 13.38 1968- 69 51.08 165i 1967- 68 4533 18.28 1972- 73 3 23 .04 1971- 72 322 .27 1970- 71 298 .49 1969- 70 2 93 .71 1968- 69 2 72 .88 1967-68 241 .97 337.49 392.48 20.85 By JUSTINE WEATIIERFORD The Morrow County Solid Waste Advisory Committee, which has been functioning since early in Sept. 1972 and which includes Mayors Jerry Sweeney, Gene Orwick, Bob Drake, Dewey West, Chester Wilson; disposal franchisee, Herman Green; Soil Conserva tion Service District Chairman, Kenneth Turner; and U.S.For est Service representative, Marvin Chitty, was the nucleus of the group meeting with planning officials at the Court House last Wed. evening. Sixty six citizens were notified by letter of their committe appoint ments; 27 of them attended this meeting. The Notification The notification letters from Del Smith, Project Director, employed by the Morrow County Court, stated, "We are presently in the process of enlarging the regular Morrow County Solid Waste Advisory Committee in order to get the greatest possible participation during the development of a county-wide plan for solid waste management" and explained that consultants have been hired and that the grant application anticipated the use of five sub-committees of county citizens. The letter continued, "Our 7 32 objective, by July 15, 1973, as specified in the agreement between Morrow County and You and each of you are further notified to appear within thirty days from the date of the first publication of this summons and defend this DEQ (Department of Environ suit or pay the amount provided by law for the redemption of said properties, and if you so appear you are further notified to serve a copy mental Quality), is to have a of your appearance, objections or answer on the undersigned at his post office address as herein stated. site for a sanitary landfill located in both the North and If you fail so to do, judgment and decree will be entered in the above entitled Court foreclosing the liens of said taxes as shown by the tax South ends of the County. We do foreclosure list, together with interest and all costs as shall be due upon each of such properties. Said judgment and decree will order that not propose to disrupt the the Gerk of this Court shall deliver a certified copy of said judgment and decree to the Tax Collector of Morrow County, Oregon, and said present contract that both judgment and decree shall be considered to all intents and purposes a certificate of sale to the County of each of the properties therein Boardman and Irrigon have described. he Umatilla county col- . . ... . lector, but feel that as rapid 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, growth comes to that area, the Leonard s Mobil Service Bridgestone Tires Delco Batteries CALL 676-5800 FOR SERVICE Financing Available r 7m n cSr I VI 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 1967-68 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 1967-68 63.24 62.98 58.33 57.46 53.35 73.02 .89 1.06 1.06 1.03 .95 1.07 .73 5.25 9.53 13.98 17.25 29.45 .01 .09 .17 .25 .31 .43 444.57 -s- John F. Mollahan SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR for MORROW COUNTY, OREGON -s- Herman W. Winter DISTRICT ATTORNEY for MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, and ATTORNEY for PLAINTIFF Post office address: Box 582 HEPPNER, OREGON, 97836 G-T Want Ads Pay need for a local facility may very well become apparent. Some sort of a central location for the accumulation of car bodies, appliances, and other items that do not belong in a land fill is also envisioned." Three Explain County Judge Paul W. Jones, opened the meeting with a few explanatory remarks and the 13-16-c introduction of Project Director Smith. Mr. Smith repeated some of the particulars of the grant which involves state and local funds totaling $23,750. He introduced John K. McDonald. Project Engineer of Clark and Groff Engineers, Inc. Salem, who are the project consultants with an agreed fee of $14,500. Mr. McDonald continued with an explanation of the citizen involvement planned. He re viewed the purpose and work plan of the project. After briefly outlining the functions of each of the five sub-committees, he directed each group to gather in separated locations. Lois Allyn, County Planning Office secre tary, assisted with the evening's proceedings. Committee Duties The Public Relations sub committee is to list the means of contacting the county citizens, to prepare public relations releases, to recruit citizens for committee work, to prepare background information of the planning area from natural, governmental, social and eco nomic points of view. The Governmental and Pri vate Industrial Relations sub committee includes within its membership, representativesof local governments and private industry having involvement in solid waste problems. It main tains liaison with other counties, planning agencies, and federal agencies to insure that policies formulated for Morrow County are compatible with larger scale policies. The Finance sub-committee will gather costs of existing and preposed solid waste disposal practices. It will investigate all sources of revenue and formu late proposed rate structures to allow the actual carrying out of the plan. The legal sub-committee will familiarize itself with and collect all federal state, and local ordinances touching on the solid waste problem, and act to formulate a proposed solid waste ordinane for the county. The Operations Analysis sub committee includes the consult ant. It is a data generating and planning committee. It will gather statistics, evaluate sites, propose alternative plans, and prepare the report on the planning project. Ideas to Study Consultant McDonald handed out a packet of reproduced samplings of some of "the volumious literature being turned out on the subject of solid waste" which he asked all present to study in hope that it would provide a basis for discussion, exchange of ideas and help to raise questions. Several articles were grouped under each of seven aspects of solid waste management. Introductory statements to each aspect included: (1.) Collection"costs are 80 percent or more of total cost but paradoxically, 80 percent of the research effort has been been spent on new methods of final disposal." (2.) Incineration-"which be comes recycling if the heat is used wisely DEQ's goal is to recycle 25 percent of all residential solid wastes by 1975 and 90 percent by 1982." (3.) Composting. - "Which many regard with almost ven eration." (4.) Baling or compressing "hopefully into something use ful, such as building blocks." (5.) Shredding-"to reduce volume, to make the waste unattractive to flies and rodents so no soil cover is claimed to be needed at the landfill. ...a neces sary first step before incinerat ing, composting, or machine sorting." (6.) Transfer stations-"these concentrate wastes at a central location where they can be processed or disposed of more efficiently." (7.) Landfills - "strictly speaking, the only known final disposal method for solid wastes is burial in the soil. The so-called alternate disposal methods are really only volume reduction methods because they all leave a residue that ulti mately must be landfilled. At present then, there can be no hope of eliminating a landfill disposal site, somewhere, to handle Morrow County solid wastes." site, somewhere, to handle Morrow County solid wastes." Meetings Scheduled When Mr. McDonald joined the Public Relations sub committee, he announced these speaking engagements and coming public meetings: Mar. 27, lone Lions Gub; April 2, Fossil Community Gub; April Double deck was held Wed. evening at the First Grade Room. Rita Bowman was hos tess. High was won by Rossie Graham, second high was won by La Veil Jellick. Pinochles won by Mel Bailey and Marg aret McConnell. Others playing for the evening were, Vi Slinkard, Bonnie Campbell and Virginia Sitton. Friendship Club Freindship Club was held Wednesday evening at the home of Dinah Jackson. High was won by Roberta Conlee, Second High by Patsy McMinn. Pinochles were won by Cindy Weaser and, Sue Mattison. Others playing for the evening were Barbara Heim, Deena Reid, Evy Luper, Rosemerry Nelson, Sharon Bell, Ruth Carey and Irene Samples. Chili and crackers were enjoyed afterwards by everyone. 3, DEQ meeting at Heppner; April 4, DEQ meeting at Fossil; April 12, Heppner Soroptimist Club (tentative); ADril 13. Stockman's Club at Spray. He said he is eager to explain the planning grant's possibilities to as many citizens as he is able to reach. Committee Members Present members of the five sub-committees are: Public Relations-Jerry Sweeney, Alma Green, Bill Nelson, I.M.Docken, Tony Doherty, Justine Weatherford, Harold Kerr, Mabel Allen. Charles Heard, Chester Wilson, Max Hellberg, Bill Lande, Sue Duncan. Governmental and Private Industrial Relations-Sam Miller, Fred Nishimura, Allen Nistad, Denver Grigsby, Dewey West, Rupert Kennedy, Virginia Grieb, Fred Martin, D.O. Nel son, Rollo Moore, Roy Lind strom, Linda DeSpain, (Mr. and Mrs. Lee Zimmerman also met with this group. He is a planner for the Eastern Central Oregon Association of Counties and is available to assist member counties and cities within them with local planning.) Finance-Herman Green, Harry O'Donnell, Gene Orwick, Glen Ward, Gene Pierce, Homer Hughes, Fritz Cutsforth, Evelyn Black, Harold Rash, John Messick, Mrs. Ernest Jorgenson, Mrs.'Dextej; Miles, Mrs. Dennis Martin. Legal-Herman Winter or Dennis Doherty, Bob Drake, Gifford Williams, Walter Hayes, Bob Abrams, Ed Dick, Ernest Jorgenson, Henry Gantenbein, Jon Hedman, Archie Ball, Jr., Lee Padberg, Frank Halversen. Operations Analysis (Regular committee plus some additons for Planning Grant implemen- tation)-Paul W. Jones, Jerry Sweeney, Marvin Chitty, Bob Drake, Dorris Graves. Eldon Padberg, John McDonald, Del Smith, Herman Green, Kenneth Turner, Dewey West, Chester Wilson, Gene Orwick, Harold Flynn. Ron Daniels, Doc Sherer.
