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TWELVE The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 24, 1979 4' i i J -: '' i 4 First s I . . . i . V?v I v 1 v$'. '?.:. , 1 rrtr ; : !. I . -!.' - ... A . ' .....affMiMiriiifmwmMinTnrfnit""Ti muni - i" ' trawberry crop rea y J or piclting Story and photos by Jim Hackett The first crop of Morrow County strawberries may be ready for picking by Memorial Day weekend if sun and high temperatures continue at the Jerald and Leann Rea farm on the Bombing Range Rd., ten miles north of the Lexington Grain Elevator. The Reas planted 20,000 strawberry plants in 1978 in three acres of ground and using the runners from the originals, planted 12 more acres this year. This summer, they are planning a U-picking arrangement for the first three acres. Adults will be able to visit the farm and pick their fresh berries at 35 cents per pound. However, in the future, the Reas may be exploring the possibility of marketing the berries to the East Coast by air express or shipping their crop to Vancouver, Washing ton. How did the Reas become involved in strawberry-growing? Jerald Rea says they were pursuaded to start the first crop in Morrow County by Dennis Reisch, an employee of the Stay ton Canneries. They purchased the starting Hood strawberry plants from Merv Ward of Olympia, Wash. As a sign of the increasing diversification of the nation's farmers, the Reas are cur rently raising wheat, alfalfa, potatoes and now branched off into mint and strawberries. The Reas ran an advertise ment in last week's edition of the Gazette-Times and re ceived a phone call at 7 a.m. from a person interested in taking part in the U-pick. To ensure the freshness of the berries, the Reas set the picking hours in the early morning and evening. When the Reas planted the first 20,000, they used a strawberry planting machine with women sitting in the rear seats and dropping the plants in the furrow. The rows planted were 40 inch in width. Despite last winter's freeze, the high wind in the Bombing Range Rd. area and the normal lack of moisture, the Reas and OSU Extension Agent, Harold Kerr, Heppner, expect a bumper crop this year. The plants, survived the freeze and the lack of moist ure was compensated by irrigation every other dav Times took the taste test and rate them good to excellent. Making the same test were two Spanish-speaking work ers, Salvino Arroyo and Luis Canteneda, who have been helping the Reas on the crop. The Hermiston area already has strawberry growers but as far as the Reas and Kerr know, this is the first straw berry production in Morrow County. Jerald Rea said he didn't like strawberries at one time four years must replace the original plants with new strawberries. worries were . f, astine strawberrv shortcake. v dav and some of w The Reag shou,d knQW ,n a ning Fri J Oduction tasi whether there is a ess maiu Gazette strawberries and in ,adv to PCK- rubber STAMPS Mode To Order At The Gazette-Times 676-9223 ft A HA ''I j . AW' t - . ' t- I ill :7 " if wr '-'TB . --"I! w m 7 uU Xfill Jerald Rea demonstrates the operation of a strawberry planting machine which he used to plant Hood strawberries at his farm ten miles north of Lexington. Heppner Gazette-Times Classifieds Save You Money. Call 676-9228 PUBLIC NOTICE KI3 (FQQ9DQD(SDSS And no wonder. Stormor grain bins are a better buy. That's because they are made of heavy-gauge, galvanized steel, sturdy deep rib roof, rock-solid anchoring, Vac-U-Vent ventilation, and capacities to 152,000 bu. Find out why more farmers are turning to Stormor for grain storage. 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All persons having claims against said estate hereby are required to present them, in due form, within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice, as stated below, to the undersigned at the following address now designated as the place for the presentation of claims, to-wit: WINTER & SWEENEY, 471 N. Main Street, Heppner, Oregon 97836. All persons whose rights may be affected by the said probate proceedings may ob tain additional information from the records of the court, 'the undersigned personal rep resentative or the latter's attorneys who are WINTER & SWEENEY, Box 582, Hep pner, Oregon 97836, phone 676-9456. Personal representa tive, SELENA HARRELL, Rt. 2, Box 148, Irrigon, OR 97844, phone 922-3646. Published May 10, 17, 24, 1979. Gazette-Times Classifieds Bring Quick Results Phone 676-9228 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLISHED SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW ROBERTA PALOWSKI, Petitioner, vs. JOSEF PALOWSKI, Respondent. TO: JOSEF PALOWSKI, the above named Respondent. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled Court on or before the expiration of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons; if you fail so to appear and answer, Peti tioner for want thereof will apply to the above entitled court for the relief prayed for her in her Complaint, to wit: For a decree dissolving the marriage contract heretofore and now existing between Petitioner and Respondent, and for such other and further relief as the court may deem just and equitable. This Summons is published by order of the Honorable Jack Olsen, Judge of the above entitled court made and entered on the 13th day of April, 1979. directing publica tion of this Summons once each week for four consecu tive weeks in the Heppner Gazette, a newspaper publish ed and of general circulation fn Morrow County, Oregon. Dated of first Publication: May 10, 1979. Dated of last publication: May 31, 1979. Stephen Trukositz Attorney for Petitioner P.O. Box 478 Umatilla, Oregon Published May 10, 17, 24, 31, 1979. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS iwxmaST NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to ORS 311.615 of the service of Personal Property NAME DESCRIPTION YEAR TAX TO JUNE 15, 1979 TOTAL Tax Warrants upon the following listed tax payers. Payment of the following listed del- ' inquent 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 ?r the Judpient docket of said county and shall become a lien upon the title to any interest Perrxnger Inc. Farm Equipment 1978-79 1,165.52 : 3M7 1,200.19 in real property owned by the, person against whom the warrant is issued, and the taxes " OB personal property embraced in the warrant with interest, penalties and costs applicable Wattenburger Ranches Farm Equipment 1978-79 67.3 2.02 69-36 thereto, shall continue as a lien on all the personal property of the person assessed as othrwis provided by law. The effect shall be the same as though the people of the count. had recovered the judgment against the person charged for the full amount of the delinquen Cal-Am Mobile Home 1978-79 388.14 11.64 399.78 tax covered by the warrant together with interest thereon and cost as provided by law. Myron Hamaker Mobile Home 1978-79 3k. k2 1.03 35.45 INTEREST Larry A. & Kathleen NAME DESCRIPTION YEAR TAX TO JUNE 15, 1979 TOTAL Sandlin Mobile Home 1978-79 325-04 9.75 334.79 - Matt A. Hughes Mobile Home 1978-79 232.50 6.98 239.48 Rita Sumner Miguel & Beatriz db Judy-a Fabrics Inventory 1978-79 101.62 3.05 104.6? Miranda . Mobile Home 1978-79 175.15 525 lgo Arnie Hedaan Paul & Joann db Case Furniture Co. Inventory-Furniture 1978-79 173.15 5.19 178.34 Brown Equipment 1978-79 442.94 13.29 456.23 dba Hotel Heppner Hotel Funniture-Fixture 1978-79 263.11 7.89 271.00 Keeco, Inc. Heavy Equipment 1978-79 724.05 21.72 745.77 JaaeofcJewel Hager dfea Hager'a Dairy Dairy Products , Plant 1978-79 28.30 .85 29. 15 Joe & Hilda dt Hager' e Dairy Dairy Equipment 1978-79 4.37 .13 4.50 Yocom Farm Equipment 1978-79 11.36 .34 11. 70 Allen F. Burkenbine Harold Baker Morrow Co. Creamery Creamery, Cream Prod. 1978-79 235.81 7.07 242.88 dba Nomad Restaurant Restaurant Equipment 1978-79 612.13 18.36 630.49 EdfcBarbara Strahm Service i'-t. Inventory 1978-79 192.79 5.78 198 57 "Winery 1978-79 25.50 .77 26.27 Thomas C. Huston Farm Equipment 1978-79 8.77 .26 Q" "" Far E"t 1978-79 4.62 .14 4.76 7 .Op n--,, l l 1Q7S 90 cf o, Steve Partlow Farm Equipment 1978-79 10.52 v m ftii 41 Wa. Rill frarm Equipment 'yo-79 56.84 1,71 ' 53 55 ' 0 1U.OH Sullivan & Johnson Ry A Lindstrom Farm Equipment 1978-79 288.45 8 65 dba Lucky 0 Ranch Farm Equipment 1978-79 730.80 21.92 752.72 " 297.10 First National Vern K. Evans Farm Equipment 1978-79 13.23 .40 13.63 keying Inc. Leased Irrigation Equip. 1978-79 76.88 2.31 79 79 Francine Evans Ted Palmateer Farm Equipment 1978-79 75.8? 1 26 dba Francine's Kitchei. bakery Eauipment 1978-79 5.14 .15 5 29 77.13 Bill Cindy ' Sun River Ent. Inc. Machinery & Inventory 1978-79 1,119.40 33.58 1152.98 GreenuP el1 billing Machinery 1978-79 24.56 .74 25.30 Thomas Huston ' Farm Equipment 1978-79 2 49 Vivian L 2.56 Cameron ' Mobile Home 1978-79 196.05 5,88 201.93 rJt 018763 Moblle Home 1978-79 168.74 5 06 17, so Deanna Bacon Mobile Home 1978-79 200.88 6.03 206.91 ,, . u.. 'CP-ou Wesley & Wilma Guadalupe Marlatt Mobile Home 1978-79 195-91 5-88 201.79 Sandaval - Mobile Home 1978-79 334.26 10.03 344.29 , . . . , M .., ,Q . 7 Clinton Zahl Mobile Home 1978-79 127-51 3.83 131.34 Matkovich Mobile Home 1978-79 221.77. -6.65 228.42' Richard A. Franke Mobile Home 1978-79 131-77 3-95 135-72 Bruce x. Walt stea8a11 Mobile Home 1978-79 73-92 2.22 76.14 Kesler Mobile Home 1978-79 148.05 4.44 152.49 , J . . Claudio it Evangelina Terry E. & Michelle 0rteSa Mobile Home 1978-79 130.17 3-91 134.08 Eyler - Mobile Home 1978-79 196.75 5.90 202.65 ,,,..,., J 7 7 IJ J ' Oralia Villarreal Mobile Home 1978-79 61.07 1.83 62-90 Ben Ramirez Mobile Home 1978-79 249-34 7.48 256.82 Hotfard & Tressie Don Irvin Mobile Home 1978-79 85.71 .2.57 88.28 Smalley Mobile Home 1978-79 171-95 5.16 177-11 Walter Charter Mobile Home 1978-79 208.44 6.25 214.69 Drothy Mfrlatt Mobile Home 1978-79 88.39 . 2.65 ' 91.04 Fred Berry -Mobile Home 1978-79 188.96 5.67 194-63 ' Richardo Moraie Mobile Home 1978-79 77.14 2 31 79 45 Sandra L. Dennis L & Sandra ' Harpster Mobile Home 1978-79 99.35 2.98 102.33 Grigsby Mobile Home 1978-79 169.40 , 5. 08 174.48 David W & Debbie Steve & Dianna Franke Mobile Home 1978-79 179.22 5.38 184.60 Partlow Mobile Home 197-8-79 89. 90 2. 70 92.60 Kenneth v Mary A. David W. & Nancy Hansen Mobile Home 1978-79 66.23 1-99 68.22 Combes Mobile Home 1978-79 296.05 8.88 304.93 Jerry A Edmona M. Bates Mobile Home 1978-79 142.60 4.28 146 88 Richardson Mobile Home 1978-79 150.00 4.50 154.50 J.W. 4 Rhodene Hubbard Gaylord Davis Mickey hoe Vern Hunt Mobile Home Mobile Home !-.ouile nome Mobile Home 1978-79 1978-79 1978-79 1978-79 111.04 84.30 38.24 87.95 3.33 2.53 1.15 2.64 114.37 86.83 39-39 90.59 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 '.ay 31, 1 979 Elvira Irby Morrow Gounty Tax Collector ..jf. . . V V. rfr-
