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The Gazette-Timeg, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Jan. 27. 1977 NINE
Library discusses
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north end need
The matter of public library
service to residents in the
Boardman-Irrigon area was
discussed briefly by the Coun
ty Court last Wednesday, Jan.
19,
The Heppner Library
Board, at its December meet
ing, decided that the matter of
I the inclusion of some library
bciviv-c sjiatc in me new
county building in the river
area should be investigated.
Mrs. Weatherford brought the
possibility to the court's attention.-
HEWS CHIEFS
Highway funds distributed
The State Highway Division has distributed $15,868,205.82
in highway user funds to the 36 counties of the state during
the period July 1 to Dec. 31, 1976, H. Scott Coulter, state
highway engineer, reports.
The allocation is based on the statutory 20 per cent.
Appropriation is made to counties on a monthly basis.
The funds come from: motor vehicle registration and
operator's license fees, gasoline tax, use fuel tax, motor
carrier fees, and fines and penalties collected for violations
of the size and weight statutes from citations issued by
Highway Division weighmasters.
The allocation to each county is based on the number of
vehicles registered in it during 1975.
In Morrow County, there were 2,551 registered vehicles in
1975 for an apportionment of $70,891.57.
Wheat market builds
All Northwest grain markets closed the week ending Jan.
20 within a few cents of the previous week's close, according
to the USDA's AMS Grain Division, Portland.
Wheat markets had a stronger undertone as adverse
weather conditions, causing an increased demand at the Gulf
for available supplies, were the influencing factors. Cooler
weather in the Midwest has also increased feed consumption.
White wheat markets are 4 cents per bushel over last week
at $2.92 per bushel to arrive coast. Anticipation of additional
export business and reduced farmer selling are influencing
the markets.
Fresh export business continued on the light side. The
Japanese Food Agency purchased 2 cargoes of wheat for
April and Taiwan, 2 cargoes for March lifting. Traders have
reported that overseas buyers are taking an interest in
barley. Actual figures are not available at this time.
si Wheat and feed grain markets moved in a mixed crice
trend across the nation during the week in the Pacific
Northwest. No. 1 soft white and white club wheat closed the
week at $2.92 per bushel to arrive coast. This compares to
$2.88 per bushel last wt ek and $3.88 per bushel a year ago.
The cold, dry weather H :.t s"t in nearly two weeks ago
moderated toward the wet:' s end. Most wheat fields have
snow cover, offering good protection from the zero degree
temperature. Stands show no stress to date.
This week's export was less than hoped for. Korea
purchased 3,000 metric tons of spring to fill out their
February requirements. Taiwan bought 30,000 metric tons
for March lifting, and Japan 2 cargoes for April.
BMCC tuition raised
In a step designed to permit students to bear part of the
increasing costs of education, the Blue Mountain Community
College Board of Education has raised tuition fees $5 per
term.
Starting with Fall term, the new tuition and fees for
full-time students will be $125 per term, up from the current
$120.
The Board also increased the travel equalization grant to
students from Umatilla and Morrow counties who live more
than 10 miles from Pendleton. The grant was increased from
2lA cents to three cents per mile per school day to help
equalize the additional costs incurred by students who live
more than 10 miles from the college.
In other action, the board:
Approved economy steps taken by President Ron Daniels
to meet a loss of revenue resulting from a drop in enrollment.
Approved expansion of the college's present Practical
Nursin" propram to include an Associate Degree Nursing
program. The new plan, if approved by state agencies, would
train both one-year Practical Nurses and two-year Associate
Degree Nurses. If state approval is received in time, the
program will be instituted next Fall.
Jones named VP
Delpha Jones of Lexington has been named vice president
of the Eastern Region Council of the Oregon Lung
Association. Her term of office starts Apr. 1 and runs through
Mar. 31 of 1978, the Association reports.
She will serve with other new officers, Jim Shaw of
Ontario, president, and Lorna Rees, Helix, secretary.
Everett Abbott of La Grande and Delpha will serve as
representative directors from the Eastern Region Council to
the Oregon Lung Association State Board of Directors.
Delpha is serving her second year in this capacity.
Auction cancelled
An auction sale for two 40 acre parcels of National
Resource Lands in Eastern Oregon's Gilliam County has
. been cancelled because the Federal Land Policy and
v ' Management Act of 1976 abolished the legal authority under
which the land was being offered for sale.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) had scheduled a
public sale for Feb. 1, 1977, at its Oregon State Office, 729 NE
Oregon St., Portland, Ore.
The land is in two isolated tracts. One is in the community
of Olex and the other five miles southeast of Olex.
The parcels will be reoffered for sale after new regulations
are published under the Federal Land Policy and
Management Act, BLM officials said.
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Commissioner Hughes said
he had heard that there was a
complaint about the library's
services being limited to the
southern section of the county.
Judge Jones stated that if
the residents of the area
wanted library service, they
needed to petition the court.
That the need and request
must originate with the resi
dents of that area.
Commissioner McCoy said
that he would inquire further
about interest in library ser
vice.
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1. Card of Thanks
We wish to offer our
heartfelt thanks to those
who assisted at the
scene of the accident
and for the many ex
pressions of concern
and offers of. assistance
in the following days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick
McEIligott
Mr. and Mrs. Don
McEIligott
We would like to thank
the Willows Lodge No.
66, Independent Order
of Oddfellows, for the
use of their hall and
kitchen facilities this
past four months. They
have made it possible
for many couples to
learn and enjoy square
dancing. Also, a big
Thank You to Darrel
and Bev. Wilson.
lone Grand Squares
We would like to thank
the people of lone for
coming to our aid the
night of our fire.
We are especially
grateful to John San
chez and Chuck Buchan
an for discovering the
fire and waking us.
Without their prompt
help, we could have had
a major fire.
Paul and Helen
Pettyjohn
4-1-c
2. Notices
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
Notice is hereby given
that the City of Heppner
Planning Commission
will hold a public hear
ing Tuesday, February
15, 1977 at 8:00 p.m..
City Hall. The purpose
of the hearing is on a
conditional use permit
application to place a
mobile home on proper
ty at 355 V. Church
Street.
L.E.Dick. Jr.
Chairman of City
of Heppner
Planning Commission
Published Jan. 27, 1977.
OREGON CIRCUIT
COURT FOR MORROW
COUNTY
In the Matter of the
Estate of
MARGARET HIGGINS
O'DONNELL, Deceased
No. 1773
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED
PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the under
signed has been appoint
ed Personal Repre
sentative of the above
estate. All persons hav
ing claims against the
estate are required to
present them to the
undersigned Personal
Representative at the
offices of Robert B.
Abrams, Attorney at
Law, 274 N. Main
Street, Heppner, Oregon
97836 within four months
after the date of first
publication of this
notice.
Dated this 20th day of
January, 1977.
s-IIarry James
O'Donnell
3201 The Bank of
California Center
Seattle, Washington
98164
Published Jan. 20, 27,
Feb. 3, 1977.
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY
OF MORROW
PROBATE
DEPARTMENT
ESTATE OF
GERTRUDE C.
PARKER, Deceased.
NO. 1772
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED
PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the under
signed have been ap
pointed personal repre
sentatives of the above
estate. All persons hav
ing claims against the
estate are required to
- present them within
four (4) months from
this date to the under
signed personal repre
sentatives at the law
offices of PARKER,
ABRAHAM & BELL,
205 Third Street ( P.O.
Box 497), Hood River,
Oregon 97031, or to
KATHRYN HOSKINS,
Route 2, Box 1. Hep
pner, Oregon 97836, or
such claims may be
barred.
All persons whose
rights may be affected
by the proceedings may
obtain additional infor
mation from the records
of this court, the above
named personal repre
sentatives, or from the
attorneys for the per
sonal representatives.
DATED and first pub
lished January 13, 1977.
PARKER, ABRAHAM
& BELL
Attorneys for Personal
Representatives
JOHN G. PARKER
VAWTER PARKER
Personal Representa
tives Published Jan. 13, 20, 27.
1977.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
On February 8th, 1977,
a public hearing will be
held before the Common
Council of the City of
Heppner for the purpose
of discussing the pro
posed annexation of real
property to the City of
Heppner. The hearing
will be held starting at
8:00 p.m. at Heppner
City Hall. The real
property is described as
follows:
..Heppner School: A
tract of land in Section
27, Township 2 South,
Range 26 East of the
Willamette Meridian,
Morrow County, Ore
gon, described as fol
lows: . . Beginning at the point
of intersection of the
North line of Morgan
Street and the West City
limits of Heppner, said
point being South 666.24
feet and West 592.29 feet
from the Northwest cor
ner of Lot i. Block 2, Mt.
Vernon's Second Addi
tion to Heppner, Mor
row County, Oregon;
thence along said City
limits lying South 60 feet
to the South line of
Morgan Street; thence
along said South line
North 88 degrees 34'
East 16.04 feet; thence
South 68 degrees 36'
East 120.84 feet; thence
South 57 degrees 29'
East 603.70 feet; thence
leaving said South line
of Morgan Street, South
34 degrees 11' East
279.61 feet; thence South
12 degrees 05' West
537.00 feet; thence South
37 degrees 53' East
93.48 feet; thence South
33 degrees 16' West
228.39 feet; thence
North 64 degrees 11'
30" West 1,384.52 feet;
thence North 755.30
feet; thence North 66
degrees 59" East 201.65
feet; thence North 88
degrees 34' East 444.54
feet to the point of be
ginning. Contains 31.92
acres.
Said tract being sub
ject to a 60 foot right-of-way
for a County Road
being described as be
ing 30 feet on each side
of the following describ
ed centerline:
Beginning at the inter
section of said center
line with the West City
limits of Heppner, said
point being 696.24 feet
South and 592.29 feet
West from the North
west corner of Lot 1,
Block 2, Mt. Vernon's
Second Addition to Hep
pner; thence running
South 88 degrees 34'
West 438.83 feet; thence
South 66 degrees 59
West 185.94 feet; thence
South 30 degrees 04'
West 855 feet to a County
Road and there termi
nating. Contains 2.0
acres.
Published Jan. 20, 27,
1977.
OREGON CIRCUIT
COURT FOR MORROW
COUNTY PROBATE
DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the
Estate of
RALEIGH L. CHINN.
Deceased
No. 1761
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED
PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the under
signed have been ap
pointed Personal Repre
sentatives of the above
estate. All persons hav
ing claims against the
estate are required to
present them to the
undersigned personal
representatives at the
offices of Robert B.
Abrams, Attorney at
Law, 274 North Main
Street, Heppner, Oregon
97836, within four
months after the date of
first publication of this
notice.
DATED AND PUB
LISHED this 20th day of
January, 1977.
s-Mary Pryor Chinn
s-E.W. Andrews, Jr.
Personal
Representatives
3900 Seattle
First National Bank
Building
Seattle, Washington
98154
Published Jan. 20, 27,
Feb. 3, 1977.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
A public hearing will
be held to receive for
mal comments of all
concerned interest in
cluding the environ
mental effects contain
ed in the City of Lex
ington's Facility Plan
for the proposed Sewer
Treatment Plant and
Collector System.
PLACE: Lexington City
..Hall
DATE: Feb. 8, 1977
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
. .The Facility Plan can
be reviewed at the
Lexington City Hall.
Additional information
can be obtained by
contacting Pat Wright,
989-8586, or Vic Klinger,
989-8540.
Published Dec. 30, 1976,
Jan. 6, 13. 20, Feb. 3,
1977.
PUBLICATION
ORDINANCE NO.
403, an ordinance to an
nex certain real proper
ty to the City of Heppner
with consent of the own
ers of the annexed
property and after pub
lic hearing on such an
nexation will be read in
the Council Chambers
at City Hall, Heppner,
Oregon at 8:00 p.m.
February 8th, 1977.
Marshall Lovgren,
Recorder
City of Heppner, Oregon
Published Jan. 20, 27,
1977.
3. Lost & Found
Lost or strayed 18
head of mixed yearling,
either black or black
baldy or some Hereford,
and 7 head of cows.
Branded Circle-3 on the
right rib or under slope
on right ear. Both cows
and calves. Call
676-5321. 48-3-C
LOST Jan. 17 in Lex
ington. Year old family
pet named Blue. Male
Irish Setter. Wears
choke chain. 989-8548.
4-1-c
8. Services
REMEMBER PETTY
JOHN'S for sales and
service on McCulloch
chain saws. Pettyjohn's
also carries Oregon
chain in stock. Call 676
9157. 4-4-c
Were j
Moving
A new location is high
lighted with a new ser
vice: a Track Press for
installing or turning
pins in all makes of
tractor rails.
Also, B & C features an
automatic welder for
building up idlers and
rollers.
For a complete line
of tractor repairs
see...
& C Repair
lone
422-7423 or 422-7409
COLE ELECTRIC
Motor Rewinding
Industrial Commercial
Farm and Home
Pendleton 276-7761
10. Livestock
ATTENTION CATTLE
MEN: Hereford cattle
sale. 60 bulls, 25 fe
males. January 31, 1:00
p.m. at Brent Horn's
Buttercreek Ranch,
Hermiston, Oregon.
Phone 567-2261.
49-2-c
WILL BUY crippled,
retired and spoiled
horses. Rex English.
Ph. 567-6065. ltfc
11. Farm Equip
Poly posts; rugged and
durable, cheaper than
steel. Call 422-7138 or
422-7441. 47-4c
14. Miscellaneous
A gift for all occasions;
let flowers do it. THE
POSY PATCH. 676-9426.
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Northwestern Livestock
Comm. Co.
TUESDAY SALE
Jan. 25, 1977
SLAUGHTER CATTLE
Bulls
Commercial Cows
Utility Cows
Canner & Cutter Cows
Old Shell Cows
FEEDER CATTLE
Yearling Steers, 800 to 1,000 lbs.
Steers, 600 to 700 lbs.
Steers, 400 to 500 lbs.
Yearling Heifers, 600 to 800 lbs.
Heifers, 500 to 600 lbs.
Heifers, 350 to 500 lbs.
Old Stock Cows, Springers
Young stock cows, calves at side
Old stock cows, calves at side
Baby calves, beef
COMMENT: Already consigned for next Tuesday, 200
Charolais Cross yearling steers and heifers weighing
600 to 700 lbs.
New Rinse-N-Vac steam
cleaner prolongs carpet
life by keeping them
cleaner longer! Rent at,
Coast-to-Coast. 20c
For Sale Large oak
desk, oak chairs, used
bricks, wood heating
stove, portable oven,
antique items and chick
ens. 989-8557. 4-1-c
Cedar Posts $1.00 ea.
Must Sell 500 and we
deliver. Call 676-5201.
4-3-p
NEW Rinse-N-Vac
steam cleaner prolongs
carpet life by keeping
them cleaner longer.
Rent at Case Furniture.
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HURRY Sale ends this
week on insulation at
Pettyjohn's Supply.
Lower fuel costs and
insulation costs with 6"
fiberglass, 19 1 s cents
per sq. ft.; and 3' 2"
fiberglass, 1 1 1 2 cents
per sq. ft. Sale ends Jan.
31 at Pettyjohn's Sup
ply. Call 676-9157. 4-1-c
CB, Radios: installation,
repair; AM-FM radios,
tape players. Sid Zinter,
Jr. 422-7441. 47-4c
Anyone interested in
Tri-Chem, contact 676
5554 or 676-9691. 49-3-c
Storage Space avail
able, call 676-9426.
44-tfc
18. Appliances
& Furniture
For Sale: Dark green
recliner chair, $40.00.
Ken Nelson. 989-8494.
4-3-p
21. Trailers
8c Campers
For Sale: Camp Trailer,
1965-14 ft. Aristocrat,
$750.00. Ph. 676-5589.
Also, "Long Ranger"
C.B. Antenna, cost
$27.50, sell for $17.50.
49-4-p
21. Cars & Trucks
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Heppnerites
A new or used car in
yoyr future?
If so, contact:
Ed Wells
at
Keith Farley
Chrysler-Plymouth Inc.
'The Walking Man's
Friend'
Pendleton Ph. 276-7341
Home Phone 276-0576
mmMimMiifWiMiiiii t
$29.00 to $34.75
$22.00 to $25.25
$19.00 to $22.00
$17.50 to $20.00
$ 5.00to$ll.OO
$30.00 to $33.75
$33.00 to $36.75
$38.00 to $42.50
$28.00 to $31.50
$28.00 to $32.25
$30.00 to $34.75
$180.00 to $200.00
$260.00 to $275.00
$200.00 to $235.00
$ 56.00 to $ 62.00
1969 Plymouth Sport
Satellite Runs Good,
Excellent Mileage.
$700.00 or make an offer.
Phone 989-8127 anytime.
49-3-p
1970 six cylinder Rebel
station wagon. Air con
ditioned, extra set of
mounted snow tires.
$550.00 cash. Very good
condition. Call 989-8535.
4-2-c
1971 Mustang 302, V-8
Automatic, good mile
age, $1,500. 989-8532.
Used Cars
& Trucks
Pick-ups
1971 Chev. pick-up,
'j Ton with canopy
1974 3 4 T, 4 x 4 auto, & air, a
real clean unit
1974 Vi Ton 4x4, pick-up
1973 Ford 34T pickup
XLT, low mileage,
new car appearance
1975 Ranchero Deluxe,
loaded, a clean unit
1975 Chevy 4x4, H Ton
Cars
1972 Ford Galaxy 500, 2 dr
hard top, clean unit
1967 Mustang, clean,
economy six
1970 Chrysler Newport,
clean, low mileage,
air cond., good rubber
1974 Chev. Monte Carlo,
real clean unit
1974 Buick 2 dr.
Le Sabre, clean
1972 Chev, Malibu. 4 dr.
sdn, good unit
1973 Chev Laguna, 2 dr.
hdtp
Check with us for
front end wheel
alignments.
Fcrley Motor Co.
Heppner 676-9116
23. Real Estate
FOR SALE: 2 side-by-side
2 story duplex. All
modern convenience's, 3
yrs. old, will go max.,
State GI loan. Rental
will help make the
mortgage payments.
676-9456 or 676-9632.
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FOR SALE: House in
lone, write P.O. Box 71,
lone, OR 97843. 26tfc
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