The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 17, 1979 ELEVEN
Thefts
Public Notice
Public Notice
Cont. from page 10
and had worked well in Cali
fornia. Some of these organ
izations had two piece cards.
One side had a note which
.stated, "Your vehicle had
been checked by the sheriff's
livestock patrol . . . .", the
other half has spaces for the
vehicle and its description,
location, etc., and is turned
into the sheriff.
There is a crime triangle,
Clark said, made up of the
victim, the thief or vandal,
and the opportunity. It takes
; all three elements to have a
crime. Just break one of the
sides of the triangle and you
stop the crime.
Clark felt the opportunity
was the side to break. Make
your valuables more visible to
you; use yard lights and-or
watch your possessions. Iden
tify your valuables . . . use
your Oregon driver's license
number on tools, saddles
farm equipmenVetc, brand
your cattle 'put your mark on
your things, make them less
accessible, enclose things you
don't want stolen or vandal
ized, disable equipment which
could be driven away, take out
the rotor, or battery. Fence in
your cows and fence out
predators (two and four legg
ed). Make the thieves work for
anything they get; if they
Spelling champs
win local honors
Top spellers from Morrow
County schools competed
Monday evening at Heppner
Elementary School. Winners
in the three divisions of the
contest were: Division 1.
Elementary to grade six, first
place, Renee' Struthers, Hep
pner, second place, Chris
McLaughlin, Heppner, third,
Eric Pointer, lone, and Mike
Rietmann, lone tied with
Pointer ; Division Two, grades
7-9, first, Denny Starr, lone,
second, Betty Slocumb, River
side Elementary, Boardman,
third, Chris Rietmann, lone;
Division Three, grades 10-12,
first place, Tammy Colling
wood, Riverside, second, Tim
Hellberg, Riverside, and third
place, Teena Lindstrom, lone.
The first place finisher in
each division advances to
statewide spelling contest
which will be held in Salem
next September at the Oregon
State fair. Denny Starr and
Tammye Collingwood are re
peat winners from previous
years. Starr won Division I in
1977 and Collingwood won
Division 2 in 1977 and 1978.
Commissioner
candidates
Cont. from page 1
Science in analytical chemis
try and at one time before her
marriage, a member of the
OSU faculty in animal re
search; her state presidency
of the Sheep Growers Associa
tion, director of Blue Moun
tain Community College and
service as moderator of the
lone Methodist Church. She
told the committee . she had
resigned the BMCC board for
health reasons but her health
had improved to the point that
she would be able to handle
the responsibilities of- Com
missioner. Several issues were brought
up during the evening from
questions directed to the
candidates by the committee.
On the condition of county
roads, all the candidates were
in agreement that they need
repairs. But they differed on
how to accomplish it. Cantin
said school bus roads must be
maintained but residents
shouldn't expect immediate
road repairs after thunder
storms. Crum said he would
certainly support a proposed .
$4 million bond issue on roads.
To solve the road problem,
Krebs said X number of
dollars would be required for
X number of miles and at $88 a
ton for asphalt, the county
might consider road beds with
gravel. "The roads are in bad
shape, Lindstrom said, but
perhaps we're all spoiled.
Part of my solution would be
put it to the voters; Do they
want to spend more money?
Don Peterson said he would
prefer gravel in his area.
Regarding the north-south
division, Randall Peterson
said candidate Dick Wilkin
son is strictly for Morrow
County and has a good
outlook; Don Peterson said
Morrow was a small, but
diverse county. "We should
help the northern half rather
than secede. Lindstrom asked
when all the animosity began
and Commissioner Warren
McCoy, Irrigon, replied when
people in the north saw
officials only at tax time.
Responded Krebs: "I would
consider myself a regionalist.
When I served on the BMCC
board, I was acquainted with
all the people of eastern
Oregon. To bring the ends
together, I would hold meet
ings in both ends and consider
the problems of both." Crum
emphasized good communica
tion and transportation while
Cantin said, "if it takes an
apple box to bring North and
South together, he would do
it."
On retention of Pioneer
Memorial Hospital, 100 per
cent of the candidates were in
favor of maintaining the
hospital's role in Morrow
County because of the rural
' location of heppner.
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COMIN' TO
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IN JUNE
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wanted to work they would
have a job; if they have to
work for the spoils, they are
more likely to leave some
evidence that they were there.
Criminal trespass in dwell
ings is classified in the first
degree, a Class A dismeanor,
or trespassing on property.
Clark added that it is hard to
catch and convict someone of
trespassing. Unless the gate is
locked or the land is well
posted, there isn't any
grounds for pressing charges.
If you tell a person to leave
your land and he doesn't, he
can be arrested.
There will be more tres
passing with the increase in
the number of people. Edu
cation of the hunters will help.
Start education with the pur
chase of a hunting license. Tell
them about closing gates,
where there are open spaces
available for hunting, fire
wood restrictions, etc.
DelFatti was asked about
stopping stock truck and other
livestock conveyances and re
plied that "Salem" has in
structed officers to stop and
inspect as many livestock
hauls as possible. They don't
have the authority to arbi
trarily stop vehicles that are
apparently obeying traffic
laws.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Lexington City Council
will hold a public hearing on
Tuesday, May 22, 1979, at 7:30
p.m. in -he meeting room of
the School District Building in
Lexington, to consider adopt
tion of subdivision, mobile
home park, an zoning ordi
nances. All interested persons
are invited to attend. Copies of
the model ordinances can be
obtained by contacting Lois
Allyn, Lexington City Record
er, or Marie Hall, ECOAC,
P.O. Box 1207, Pendleton,
Oregon 97801, phone 1-800-452-8112.
Lexington City Council
Published May 10, 17, 1979.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORKOW
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
No. 1816
In the Matter of the Estate of
MARTIN RAY POTTER,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as
the personal representative of
said estate. All persons having
claims agrinst said estate are
hereby required to present the
same, with pioper vouchers,
within four months after the
date of first publication of this
notice, as stated below, to the
personal representative in
care of Garry L. Reynolds,
Morrison & Reynolds, P.O.
Box 290, Hermiston, Oregon,
attorneys for the estate, or
they may be barred.
All persons whose rights
may be affected by the
proceedings in this estate may
obtain additional information
from the records of the Court,
the personal representative or
the attorney for the personal
representative.
Dated and First Published :
May 3, 1979
-s- Nedra Potter
Personal Representative
c-o Morrison & Reynolds
P.O. Box 290
Hermiston, Oregon 97838
Published: May 3, 10, 17, 1979
INTEREST
NOTICE or BUDGET tfiUCDB
etlAg of tha
Board nf nirprtnr.
Covtrnlng Body)
" ap... Howard Pettyjohn home
the f iacal year beilaalnt Jul 1 , 79 aa approved my tha
Tha purpoaa of thta aeat la to dlecuee tha buaiat for
Heppner Rural Fire Protection District
. . i . IM Idpal Corporation)
Budgac Cmlttaa. a auaeary of thm budaec la praaentad balw. A cop; of tha b-ac ear ba loapactee or obtalaaa fraa of
coarie at ,
471 N. Main Street
i btwen tht hour of 9:00 A-M. 5:00 P.M. -
budaec aa prepared on baa la of accounting coDalatant not Co aa la cant mtb tha baa la of accounting uaad during tha
pracadlng year. Hajor chaagaa. If any, and their efface oa tha budgac, ara r'-'--' below.
,, farrow..
(County)
.City)
May S. 1979
(Data)
Don Rpnncrr
(Chalrparaoa of Govamlas Body)
FINANCIAL SUmAT Tf ffr''lg-79 lTmm1 0
local Peraoaal Sarrlcaa (Iucludae all payroll coati) . . . 455.00 325.00
Total Macarlala and Sarvlcaa 4,373.00 4,588.80
ANTICIPATED ' 1
EXPENDITURES Total Capital Outlay
Total All Othar bpaodlturaa and Eaqulraaaata 1,892.00 2,109.20
total anticipated npnciiCTua 6,720.00 7,023.20
Total xevesuee Eieapt Property Tana "0" ' "0-
ANTICIPAIED
BEVENUKS Total Property Taxaa Baqulrad to Balaaea Budgac. ..... 6,720.00 7,023.20
TOTAL ANTICIPATED BEVEHUBS 6,720.00 7,023.20 I
Total Property Taxaa Baqulrad to Balaaea Budgac 6,335.00 7,023.20
ANTICIPATED Pluat Eatlaatad Pro parry Taxaa Not to ba Bacalvad inn nn inn on
TAX LgVT (Dlacouuta Allowed and Taxaa Not Paid) 1UU.UU 1UU.ZU
TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LETT M20.00 7,123.20
La Within Tax Baaa 6.820.00 7.123.20 j
SUMMARY OP C a-Taar Special Levy Outalda Tax Baaa -0- -0- !
TAX LEVY
Serial U lee and Continuing Larlea -0- -n
' Larr for Payaamt of Booriad Debt Q- i n
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
DEBT OUTS IAMD IMC I DEBT AUTHORIZED, NOT INCUxUD
NONE AS SUMMARIZED BELOW NOME Q AE SUMMARIZED BELOW
PUBLISH ONLY IT COMPLETED
I DEBT OUTSTANDING DEBT AUTHORIZED. MOT INCURRED
TYPE Of DOT Tola Year I I Tanr I Thla Year f next Tear
aa of July 1 aa of July 1 aa of July 1 aa of July t
eeaa . '
latereet I an ring Warraata N O N jj,
Short Tare No tea
TOTAL ETEDae
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET
General FUND OR PROGRAM
Tatal Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Requirements
Total Requirements (Including Transfers)
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied
Ad Valorem Taxes Received
Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance
Estimated Tax Not to be Received
Total Ad 'em Tax to be Levied
Levy With Vcent Limitation
Levy OutsiQ. rcent Limitation
Levy Outside i Percent Limitation (Serial Levy) . .
Last Year This Year Next Year
430.00 455.00
4-471.00 4. 437.09
1. 834. 00 1.892.00
6.335.00 6.720.00
mS Bone I
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
tqyicmenJL .Reserve FUND
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) ,
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay '.
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements. . .
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Total Resources . ,
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR THIS YEAR NEXT YEAR
5.935.04 6,611 .67
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS
NOTICE la hereby given pursuant to ORS 31 1 .615 of the service of Personal Property
lU Warrants upon the following listed tax payers. Payment of the following listed del
lAqnant taxes with interest and costs of service must be made by June 15, 1979, or said
warrants shall be filed with the County Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon, to be entered in
tha Judgaent docket of said county and shall become a lien upon the title to any interest
la real property owned by the person against whom the warrant is issued, and the taxes
aa paraooal property embraced in the warrant with interest, penalties and costs applicable
taareto, shall continue as a lien on all the personal property of the person assessed as
otasrwiae provided by law. The effect shall be the same as though the people of the count.
h recovered the Judgment against the person charged for the full amount of the delinquen
tax eererea by the warrant together with interest thereon and cost as provided by law.
RIM
DESCRIPTION
INTEREST
YEAR TAX TO JUNE 15, 1979 TOTAL
Bit- Suner
dba Judy' a Fabrics Inventory
1978-79
Arnie Hsdaan
dba Caaa Furniture Co. Inventory-Furniture 1978-79
daa Hotel Heppner Hotel Furniture-Fixture 1978-79
Janal Tewel Kager
fk Haer'a Dairy Dairy Products 8, Plant 1978-79
tha Bafar'a Dairy Dairy Equipment 1978-79
43J i F. Burkenbine
0ba Harrow Co. Creamery Creamery, Cream Prod. 1978-79
101.62
173.15
263.11
28.30
4.37
235.81
3.05
5.19
7.89
.85
.13
7.07
104.67
178.34
271.00
29.15
k.30
242.88
UfcBarbara Strahm
Thoaaa C. Huston
Wo. Sill
Quarter Circle
V Ranches, Inc.
Bill It Cindy
Greenup
Farm Equipment
Farm Equipment
Farn Equipment
1978-79 192.79 5.78 198.57
1978-79 8.77 .26 9.03
1978-79 56.84 1.71 58.55
1978-79 105.88 1.76 107.64
1978-79 24.56 .74 25.30
i
NAME
DESCRIPTION
YEAR
TAX TO JUNE 15, 1979 TOTAL
Malcom Fred
Hoekins
Porter
Perringer Inc.
Farm Equipment
1978-79
63.97
Farm Equipment
Wattenburger Ranches Farm Equipment
Sullivan & Johnson
dba Lucky 0 Ranch Farm Equipment
1978-79 1,165.52
1978-79 67.34
Vern K. Evans
Farm Kquipment
Francine Evans
dba Francine's Kitchei. Bakery Equipment
Vivian L.
Cameron
Deanna Bacon
Guadalupe
Sandaval
Robert F.
Matkovich
Bruce D.
Kesler
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
Terry E. & Michelle
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
1
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
730.80
13.23
5.14
196.05
200.88
334.26
221.77
148.05
1.92
34.97
2.02
21.92
.40
.15
5,88
6.03
10.03
6.65
4.44
65.89
1,200.49
69.36
. 752.72
13.63
5.29
201.93
206.91
344.29
228.42
152.49
Eyler Mobile Home 1978-79 196.75 5.90 202.65
Ben Ramirez Mobile Home 1978-79 249.34 7.48 256.82
Don Irvin Mobile Home 1978-79 85.71 2.57 88.28
Walter Charter Mobile Home 1978-79 208.44 6.25 214.69
Fred Berry Mobile Home 1978-79" 188.96 5-6? 194.63
Sandra L.
Harpster
David W & Debbie
Franke
Kenneth St Mary A.
Hansen
Jerry A
Richardson
G.W. & Rhodene
Mobil 'J jme
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
99.35
179.22
66.23
150.00
2.98
5.38
1.99
4.50
102.33
184.60
68.22
154.50
Hubbard Mobile Home 1978-79 111.04 3.33 114.37
Gaylord Davis Mobile Home 1978-79 84.30 2.53 86.83
James M. Burke Mobile Home 1978-79 120.46 3.61 124.07
Mickey Roe Mobile Home 1978-79 38.24 1.15 39.39
Vern Hunt Mobile Home 1978-79 87.95 2.64 90.59
James 4 'Jladys
Burke Mobile Home 1978-79 61.18 1.84 63.02
Cal-Am Mobile Home 1978-79 388.14 11.64 399.78
Myron Hamaker Mobile Home 1978-79 34.42 1.03 35-45
Larry A. & Kathleen
Kandlin Mobile Home 1978-79 325.04 9.75 334.79
Shirley Rugg Mobile Home 1978-79 52.00 .86 52.86'
Matt A. Hughes Mobile Home 1978-79 232.50 6.98 239.48
Miguel S Beatriz
Miranda
Paul & Joann
Brown
Keeco, Inc.
Joe & Hilda
Yocom
Harold Baker
Mobile Home
Equipment
Heavy Equipment
Farm Equipment
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
175.15
442.94
724.05
11.36
5.25
13.29
21.72
.34
180.40
456.23
745.77
11.70
Earl Fegeit dba
E.R. Fegert Inc.
Roy A. Lindstrom
First National
Leasing Inc.
Heavy Const. Equip.
Farm Equipment
1978-79 979.96
1978-79 288.45
Leased Irrigation Equip. 1978-79 76.88
Ted Palmateer Farm Equipment 1978-79 75.87
Sun River Ent. Inc. Machinery & Inventory 1978-79 1, 119.40
Thomas Huston
Dean 8e Bonnie
Graves
Wesley & Wilma
Farm Equipment
Mobile Home
1978-79
1978-79
2.49
168.74
16.34
8.65
2.31
1.26
33.58
.07
5.06
996.30
297.10
79.19
77.13
1,152.98
2.56
173.80
Marlatt Mobile Home 1978-79 195.91 5.88 201.79
Clinton Zahl Mobile Home 1978-79 127.51 3.83 131.34
Richard A. Franke Mobile Home 1978-79 131.77 3.95 135.72
Walt Steagall Mobile Home 1978-79 73.92 2.22 76.14
Claudio & Evangelina
Ortega
Oralia Villarreal
Howard & Tressie
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
1978-79 130.17 3.91 134.08
1978-79 61. C7 1.83 62.90
Smalley Mobile Home 1978-79 171.95 5.16 177.11
Dorothy Marlatt Mobile Home 1978-79 88.39 2.65 91.04
Richardo Moraie Mobile Home 1978-79 77.14 2.31 79.45
Dennis L & Sandra
Grigsby
Steve & Dianna
Partlow
David W. & Nancy
Combes
Edmona M. Bates
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
1978-79 169.40 5.08
1978-79
1978-79
1978-79
89.90
296.05
142.60
2.70
4.28
174.48
92.60
304.93
146.83
Date of first publication May 10, 1979
Date of second publication May 17, 1979
Date of third publication May 24, 1979
Date of fourth publication May 31, 1979
Elvira Irby '
Morrow County Tax Collector
dba Nomad Restaurant Restaurant Equipment 1978-79 612.13 18.36 630.49
Delmer Hug Machinery 1978-79 25.50 .77 26.27 i"-
Harold C. Baker Farm Equipment 1978-79 4.62 .14 4.76 5."'
Steve Partlow Farm Equipment 1978-79 10.52 .32 10.84 t'j
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