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IIF.ITNF.K tORE.I NOTK'F. NOTICF. OF FILING APPLICATION FOR A CH ANGE IN POINT OF DIVERSION OF WATER Notice is given hereby that Gene O Pierre has filed an application for the approval of a change in point of diversion of water from Willow Creek. Certificate of water right issued to James O. Hager and recorded at page 3388. Volume 4, State Record of Water Right Certificates, confirms a right to use of not to exceed 0.08 cubic foot per second of water from Willow Creek, for the irrigation of, among other lands, 2 4 acres in the NE '4 SW i. Section 35, Township 2 South. Range 26 East, W.M., with a date of priority of August 23. 1917. The water is conveyed to these lands by means of the Hager Ditch from a point of diversion located 740 feet North and 400 feet West from the SE corner of SE U SE U. being within the SE SE '4 of Section 35, Township 2 South, Range 26 East. W.M. The applicant herein, owner of the lands above described, proposes to irrigate these lands from a point of diversion to be located 780 feet North and 160 feet West from the SE corner of NE '4 SW 4, being within the NE U SW '4 of Section 35, Township 2 South, Range 26 feet W.M. All persons interested are notified hereby that a hearing will be held at the county courthouse at Heppner, Ore gon, on September 11, 1973, at 9:30 a.m. All objections to the proposed change, if any there are. will be heard at said time and place. Any and all objections shall be prepared in writing, one copy to be served on Gene O. Pierce, Box 36, Heppner, Oregon, 97836, and one copy filed with the State Engineer, Salem, Oregon, to gether with a $5.00 filing fee, at least 10 days prior to the date set for hearing. If no objections are filed, the appli cation may be approved by the State Engineer without a hearing. Administrative rules pertaining to the filing of a protest will be furnished by the State Engineer upon request. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 10th day of July, 1973. CHRIS L.WHEELER State Engineer Published July 19 - 26, Aug. 2, 1973 IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW PROBATE DEPARTMENT No. 1720 In the Matter of the Estate of EMMA C. LONG. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed personal representa tive of the above estate. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present them to the undersigned personal representative at the office of Robert B. Abrams, Attorney at Law, Heppner, Oregon, within four months after the date of first publica tion of this notice. DATED and PUBLISHED this 12th day of July, 1973. :?"Es.,i.er Bergstron Personal Representative Heppner, Oregon 97836 28-29-30-c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public meeting of the Budget Committee of the City of Lexington, Oregon, will be held at the City Hall, Lexing ton, Oregon, at 8 p.m., Tuesday, August 7, 1973, at which time the budget mes sage and budget document will be presented. Anyone may attend to discuss the budget. Copies of the budget are available at Lexington City Hall. DATED: July 26, 1973. LEONARD MUNKERS, Budget Officer. Pub. July 26, 1973. In Heppner Every Thursday at Lott's Electric T.V. SERVICE RCA VIDEO-TECH, INC. GAZFTTF-TIMFS. Thumdav, Goings on in By SHARON REM. "Friendship Club was held Wednesday evening at the home or Melbu Mitchell. High was won by Cindy Weaser, second high by Ruth Carey and pinochles were won by Dinah Jackson and Rose merry Nelson. Others playing for the evening were Sue Mattisou, Evy taper, Lorri Hue, Gail Mennenga. IVeua Reid. Bar bara Heim and Sharon Bell. Cherry and apple pie was served afterwards. Mis. Don Slinkard. Mrs. Lee Bailey, and Mrs. Howard Rice went to Walla Walla Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Guy W illiams and family went to Medford for the weekend as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Caughie. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMinn left for their vacation this week at Reno and Lake Tahoe. Sherri and Brenda will be staying in Portland with Mr. and Mis. Harlen Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Samples went to Portland this weekend to take Irene's mother and sister to Portland Interna tional Airport where they returned to Germany. They had been visiting here for the last six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Heim and Ericca went to Eugene over the weekend and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mannlein. The Camp Five Women's Club met Wednesday with President Pat Van Arsdale in charge. The women discussed plans for a dance in the future. It was also voted to put a "thank you" in the Kinzua Lpg for men helping with the playground. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Stanton this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Doggett and family of Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Conlee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid and family went to Hermiston over the weekend. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid and family. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vic Wallis and family over the weekend were Jim Fortner and Nina Baker and daughter of Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Mrs. Junior Benson and Mrs. Bill Dyer went to The Dalles Thursday on business. Mrs. Robert Kelso went to Pendleton Wednesday to at tend a meeting of post masters. Visiting Pastor and Mrs. William Mai this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. William L. Shook and family of Myrtle Creek. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muzzy this weekend was Mrs. Paulette Peterson of Portland. Cheryl returned to Portland with Paulette after a five week stay with her grand parents. Mrs. Lee Asher and Mrs. Guy Van Arsdale went to Portland Friday for dental care. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Van Arsdale this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Walker and son of Bend. Guy Van Arsdale and Her schel Murdock flew to Rich land, Wash., on business. Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Warm ing went to Portland over the weekend on business. Mrs. Jewell Webb and daughter, Tori, of Clipper Mills, Ca., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wright and family and with Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Wright and family in Fossil. Mrs. Margaret McConnell was hostess Thursday evening to the Double Deck card club at her home. High and pinochle went to Naomi Rice, TRAINED TECHNICIANS July 36. IT3 Kinzua second high and pinochle lo Vi Slinkard. Others playing were Lavclle Jellick, Virginia Kel o, Marilyn Bailey, Virginia Sit ton and Ronnie Campbell. Harold Williamson left Thursday for tancasler, Ca, afier visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williamson and Mr. and Mrs Ariel CampMI and Andrea. Mrs. Bob Hire went to The Dalles Friday for dental care. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maddux weni to Prmeville Monday where Bill entered Prineville Memorial Hospital lor Tues day surgery. He is recuperat ing. Mrs. Alma Maddux and Mrs Aldah Rook of Boonville. Ca., arrived Sunday to visit the Maddux family. Mrs. Dan Bell and children and Mrs. Robert Kelso went to The Dalles Tuesday on busi ness. Also in The Dalles that day was Mrs. Don Pike. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid went to Portland last weekend and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinclair. Dale Sinclair returned with Mr. and Mrs. Reid to visit. Mrs. Raymond Reid and Dana and Mr. Dale Sinclair went to The Dalles Monday for medical care for Dana. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mitch ell and family went to Hermis lon over the weekend and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid and family. Mrs. Clarence Reid returned with Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, where she will be visiting relatives. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vic Wallace this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Penning ton of Pinehurst, Idaho. Mrs. Allen Heim and Ericca and Mrs. Bud Geer of Fossil went to The Dalles last Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Conlee went to The Dalles Tuesday on business. Steve Conlee and Chuck Mitchell were business visitors in The Dalles Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rice went to Portland this weekend to see the Charley Pride Show ai the Colliseum. Also attend ing the show were Sara Bowman and Dave Riney. Among those going from Kinzua to the golf tournament at John Day were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Don Slinkard, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jellick, Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spivey, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Don McConnell and Jim Hulett. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muzzy this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Muzzy and family of Portland. Mrs. Dick Sargent and Mark of Heppner were Wednesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Day and family. Mark re mained visiting until Satur day. Mrs. Paul Oyler and Don of Bend were here this last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barzee, Mr. and Mrs. Don Slinkard, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Barzee took Mrs. Oyler and Don home Friday. PUBLIC NOTICES Your right to know and be informed of the functions of your goverment are embod ied in public notices. Be cause self-government charges all citizens to be informed, the Gazette-Times urges every citizen to read and study these notices. We strongly advise citizens seeking further information to exercise their right of access to public records and public meetings. EDITOR 5 : Lively Story Time 1 1-1:30 p.m. at the Library I Every Monday j ihru : Children 4 Voters approve fire district tax. 31 -12 H FRANCES ROSE W IIJiON IKIUGON At the Irrigon Fire District election Monday, 43 voters turned out to pass the request for additional funds for repair and replacement of equipment. The vole was 31 for and 12 agninsi the increase of lax for one year of 82 cents per $1,000 valuation. According to Don Adams, repair work is donated by volunteer firemen hut funds were needed lo paint and repair the old fire truck. They answered four fire calls in recent weeks including a mutual aid cull to the Ordnance bombing range, grass fires along the highway west of Irrigon, back of Buchanan's, and another back of Part lows. The Irrigon Rural Fire District includes the area east to the Umatilla County line, south to the Army Ordnance line and west to the Patterson Ferry Road. The three-day Health Fair held in Irrigon was a success, with 165 persons signing the registration book. The volunteer staff of 16 young people interested in health and medicine as a career, packed up their booths and display and moved to Heppner Wednesday after noon to present a Health Fair there for the remainder of the week. Dr. Wagner of Portland was present Tuesday. The booths were concerned with many aspects of good health, such as dental hy giene, respiratory diseases, diabetes, drugs, communic able disease, cancer and others. There were leaflets on each subject, which were given to anyone interested. There were a number of mechanical helps, such as the device to measure lung ca pacity fur air. Another would show plaque on the teeth. One could have blood pressure taken or be tested for anemia or diabetes. The singing couple, Taylor and Taylor, entertained Mon day night, and were accomp anied by the Sunset Purcell on the guitar. They also played a number of instruments, in cluding the mandolin and vibra harp. There was no charge for either the entertainment or the Health Fair as they were funded by the Presbyterian Church and sponsored by local organizations and churches under the guidance of the Oregon State Health Depart ment. Dinner was served to the group each day by a local church; Sunday evening in the basement of the Community Baptist Church, Monday at the Assembly of God parsonage basement, and Tuesday din ner was served by the Altar Society of the Catholic Church at the Vem Evans home. The "Revised Edition," a girls trio from Northwest College, Kirkland, Wa., will present a program of gospel music at the Assembly of God in Irrigon at 7:30 p.m., Fri., July 27. Pastor Robert CLUB MEMBERS TOUR RANCH The Hoof and Horn Live stock Club visited the Palmer Ranch July 15 and were given tips on how to show and shear their sheep. Youngsters representing the club included Pam Cantin, Kitty Bellamy, Jackie and Joe Mollahan. Dick and Lennae Sargent, club leaders and County Extension Agent Mike Howell, his wife and daughter, escorted the youngsters on their tour. Mrs. Ruth Clothier and her sister, Mrs. Genet Mandt of Lincoln City, came to Lone rock for the Emmett Davis funeral services. They are staying on a few days to visit Mrs. Davis, their sister. j July and August j - 8 years j Schmnll extends a welcome lo all. Young people of the Irrigon Assembly of God have been attending the camp near I'rairie City during the last two weeks. The teen camp was during the week of July 9-13, and those attending from Irrigon were tala Smith. Joe and Rimie Mesteth. The 9 lo 13-year group attended the week of July 16 20. and included Roger and Robert Radabuh, Charles Sta cy, Lerry Wilson, Timmy Griffin, and Eugene Stacy. Mrs. Floyd Mesteth attend ed both weeks as counselor lo the youth, and brought them home in the station wagon. Pastor Robert Schmoll drove the Sunday School bus over the first week, taking some young people from neighbor-' ing communities, but had motor trouble that prevented the use of the bus for the next trip. The Assembly of God Sun day School is planning a picnic for Aug. 4. with Vacation Bible School during the week of Aug. 6-10. Mr. and Mrs. John Brandt spent several days vacation ing in The Dalles, Hood River area, during the past week. They attended some of the Babe Ruth and Little League ball games in the tournaments going on at the time. Visitors at the homes of Lola Breeding and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith in early July were relatives from Abingdon, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Branson. Mrs. Breeding trav eled with them to Yellowstone National Park during the second week of July, returning to her home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom have returned from a vacation trip n Tumalo State Park and Paulina Lake, south of Bend. They also spent several days on the Metolius River and at Sherman State Park. Mr. and Mrs. Don Eppen bach spent the weekend in the Yakima Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sweeney visited members - of their family in Weed, Ca., including Carol, Frances and Carl Wiley. Columbia Little League Ma jor All-Stars participated on the sub-district tournament in The Dalles last week. They lost to Jefferson and Willow Creek, but the boys had a good time and enjoyed getting acquainted with boys from other towns. Those chosen all-stars form the Columbia league were Jay Sullivan, Sam Griffin, Dale Brandt of Irrigon, Deeno Leighton of Boardman, Bryan Galbreath, Guy Journot of Umatilla, Tad Weatherall, Ted Proctor, Steve Hensell, Arlington, Larry Holman, Donal Sampson, Charles Ber ry, Jerry Ruth of Echo and Jeff of Stanfield. Coach was Dan Weatherall. Bill Griffin was manager. Anyone having rummage to donate to the Fall Kinder garten Rummage Sale may leave it at the Heppner Hotel. V FORESTERS, LOGGERS, MINERS Here's a rugged boot your job demands. Sure-footed traction, steel-toe protection, day-long comfort. Come in try them on for size. 2218 I RED WIIMG Gonty's 1 I i Happenings in Lexington A coffee hour honoring Mrs. Cleo Van Winkle of Pendleton was held at the home of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Winkle, Friday morning. Mrs. Van Winkle makes her home at Hiersche's Nursing Home in Pendleton and was visiting in Lexington and Heppner for a week. Those attending were Mrs. Marion Palmer of lone, Mrs. Elmer Palmer of Eight Mile, Mrs. Dee Cox Jr. of Heppner.; Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mrs. Florence McMillan, Mrs. Wayne Papineau, Mrs. Ken neth Peck, Mrs. Vernon Mun kers, Mrs. Archie Munkers, Mrs. Mel Allyn, Mrs. Catie Padberg, Mrs. C.C. Jones. Mrs. Elsie Fox and Mrs.' Van Winkle's daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DuVall, and son from Chicago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. DuVall have recent ly moved to Chicago from St. Louis, Mo., and are visiting in Morrow County. Hostesses for the coffee hour were members of Holly Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Bob Davidson is at home after a stay in St. Anthony's Hospital in Pend leton, f : ' i . Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell. Enroute to Lexington from their home in Texas, the Campbells visited a daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mlynarczyk, in Los Angeles, and a son, William, in Portland. Both families of Campbells drove to Grand Forks, B.C., where they visited Roy Camp bell's sister, Mrs. Will Crowell, and to Chelan, Wa. where they visited Mrs. Roy Campbell's brother and, fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. I.H. Severence. Mrs. Gregory Mlynarczyk of Los Angeles visited over night recently with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell. She is the former Laura Campbell, and spent several years of her childrood in Lexington where her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell, were engaged in farming. Mr. and Mrs. Manning and family, lone, are living in the 4 F7 This vehicle, southbound on II wy. 207 Saturday evening, ran off the road and into a ditch near the llaguewood Ranch, Heppner Hills. At the car was either towed or pushed from the ditch. It caught fire and burned. The exact cause of the bluir is unknown at this time, and the accident U still under investigation. Zumwalt house. Mrs. Lloyd Otzenberger of Stanfield and Mrs. Al Frost of Hei inislon were callers Fri day afternoon at the C.C. Jones home, A family get-together of the children and grandchildren of Mrs. Cleo Van Winkle was held Sunday at the Jack Van Winkle cabin in the moun tains. Those coming from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Van Winkle and daugh ter of Spokane, Mrs. Jeanette Klinger and sons, and Thomp son Sunceri of Portland, Glenda Kay Van Winkle of Salem, Margaret Green of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence Green, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Van Winkle and daughter of Pendleton, Billy Van Winkle of Hermiston and Mr. and Mrs. DuVall and son of Chicago. There were 41 present to enjoy the dinner and afternoon of visiting. Anita Davison is employed part time at the Heppner Auto Parts in Heppner. An election of officers was held recently at the Lexington Church of Christ board meet ing. Elected were Bill B. Marquardt, chairman; Mrs. Benefit Bonce American Legion Hall Saturday, July 21 Benefit dance for Prize-winning Varsity Cheerleaders ... Mary Healy,,; Donna Bellamy, Toni Toll, Marjie Roberts, Judy Healy. These girls will serve a Midnight Supper of sandwiches, pop, coffee, potato salad. Music by the Proceeds will Cheerleaders' football suits, and sweaters. Dancing starts at 9 Columbia Dash Electric Co-op Serving Morrow, Gilliam and WbMUr CoubUm 676-914 (A public service advertisement by your friends at Columbia Basin). Bill B. Marquardt, secretary treasurer; Mrs. Charles Mc Connell, Sunday School treas urer; Harry Green, Sunday Schnonl superintendent; and T.E. Messenger, senior as sistant superintendent. Ira Owen of Portland, fiance of Billie June Marquardt, visited over the weekend with her and her family. The young couple will be married in August in Lexington, and will make their home in Portland. Sunday the young man was the soloist at the church services on Lexington. Mrs. A.F. Majeske has moved to her new home recently purchased in Hepp ner. Mr. Majeske is a patient in Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Full Gospel Fellowship International Business Men's meeting will be held at the Hermiston football stadium, Thursday evening at 9:30 p.m. The public is invited. Cards and letters are being received from the two Morrow County students who are enjoying the United Nations tour sponsored by the Odd fellows and Rebekah lodges, Greg Davidson of Lexington and Cassie Chapel of lone. Rollin' West help pay for outfits; basketball shirts KXP7HEB 461 A . Mala SW Hanniston 567-5882 f . - - 1 ' " " -I
