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Newspaper Page TextKKJIIT The Gazette-Times. Ueppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 31, 197H County 4-H me in 'warm-up 9 3 3 1 judged horse show i i . 'V 1 K i V - "l ? i Morrow County 4-H mem bers had a "Warm-Up" Horse Show May 19 at the Heppner, Oregon fairgrounds. Ron Davis, Olex, was the judge of the day's activities. 4-H members from three clubs across the county were in attendance. Each member brought a smaal award to be used as class awards. The first class. Australian Pursuit Race, ended in a tie between Cindy Stroeber, Hep pner, and Theresa Lindsay, Lexington, members of the Two Trackers 4-H Horse Club. This class is basically a trotting race with penalties for breaking into either a walk or canter. Neither Stoeber nor Lindsay could overtake the other and Mr. Davis called the Scientists study sagebrush growth A study of soil and plant relationships in the vast western states' sagebrush eco system by scientists at Oregon State University will help find out how best to manage sagebrush for the wildlife that eats it. For cattle ranchers, the ideal way to manage sage brush is to remove it because cattle rarely eat it. However, wildlife such as deer and antelope do graze on it, so some species of sagebrush must remain. Volatile oils in sagebrush affect its palatabihty to wild life. Soil factors such as moisture, mineral content and fertility affect the quantity of oils in the various sagebrush subspecies. This research study will provide information on which subspecies will benefit wildlife on the soil of a given rangeland. The new know ledge will help guide ranchers' decisions about sagebrush subspecies to be cleared for cattle space and the sub species to be retained on the range for wildlife use. The study will be done under a cooperative agreement bet ween Oregon State University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The agreement calls for $60,000 to be spent on the two-year study with funds from the department's Science and Education Ad ministration (SEA). Plant ecologist Al Winward, Corvallis, will represent the university and range scientist Forrest A Sneva, Burns, Ore., will represent SUA. 17 lorse owners told; aecinate animals regon horse owners are being reminded by the Oregon Department of Agriculture of the need to vaccinate their animals against equine en cephalitis. Stitle Veterinarian Glenn B. Ilea said horses should be vacinated against the disease before the season for it to appear arrives. He said the stale has from one or two up to 14 or ir confirmed cases yearly, depending on the type of weather during the spring and summer months. The disease is more com mon during hot dry weather. H is transmitted by insects, especially mosquitoes. Birds, particularly pheasants and robin-;, are carriers. The disease can be transmitted to humans as well as horses. A combined vaccine is available that offers protec tion against three types of equine encephalitis eastern, western and Venezuelan. Fasierri and western types are more common and appear seasonally in many parts of the United Slates. However, Kea and the U.S. Department of Agriculture veterinarians lecommond that the vaccine covering the three types be used. They say that while there is no record of any cases of Venezuelan equine encephali tis in the U.S. since 1971 this type could reemerge at any time because it has several hosts other than horses. Equine encephalitis is often fatal to horses. Intially it may cause hyperactivity in horses, followed by abnormal drowsi ness, tremors, lack of coor dination and loss of weight. The animal may also chew excessively, have difficulty swallowing, show impaired vision and reduced reflexes and have an irregular gait. Meeting scheduled A special meeting of the Morrow County School Board has been set for Tuesday. May L'itat Riverside High School in Boardman. The meeting begins al 8:30 p.m. Purpose of the meeting is to consider awarding a contract for re modeling the Riverside shop to accommodate home eco nomics and business. Public Notice ITH!.!''' NOTICE PUBLISHED SUMMONS I THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'I'll V, STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY i F 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 ol 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 Kith 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 Mav 10 17 04 1979. 31. class a tie. Nancy Miller, Heppner. was third: Shawn Paine, Heppner, fourth, and Bridget Greenup. Heppner. fifth. Judge Ron Davis almost called the second class a tie in "Ride a Buck", Daw n Timms, Irrigon. Mustangs 4 H Horse Club, finally placed first over Cathy Lindsay, Lexington. Timms was able to keep a "fake" dollar' bill under her right knee against her horse. Lindsay losi her dollar bill after much riding and changing of gait. Her sister, Ann Lindsay, placed third. Nancy Miller placed fourth, and fifth place went to Theresa Lindsay, the third Lindsay sister. The Lindsays won the Bare back Equitation class with Cathy taking the top honors. Riders were judged on their ability to ride and control a horse properly without the use of a saddle. Ann Lindsay placed second with third place going to Dawn Timms of Irrigon. Fourth went to Nancy Miller, Heppner and fifth to Alex Lindsay, Lexington. Back to Back Bareback Equitation was the fourth class. Each horse had two bareback riders; one facing forward in front and the second rider facing rear wards. Entries were asked to walk, trot and canter. The team of Dawn Timms and Ann Marie Evans, Irrigon, cap tured first place honors. Cindy Stroeber and Bridget Green up, Heppner, placed third. The three man rescue race was won by the Lindsay team. Cathy, Ann and Alex. Second place went to the team of Bobette Angel, Shelly Stroe ber, and Nancy Miller, all of Heppner. Third place went to the team of Dawn Timms and Ann Marie Evans of Irrigon, and Bridget Greenup of Hep pner. The horse is used to "rescue" team members from one end of the arena and bring them back to the starting line. The activities ended with a horse judging contest. Classes consisted of fitting and show ing, western equitation, a gelding and a mare saddle horse halter class. Handlers and riders were : Maryann Munkers, Lexing ton; Becky Evans, Heppner; Merlin Robinson, Heppner and John Nordheim, Heppner. First place 4-H judge was Ann Lindsay, Lexington, with a score of 364.5. Second place was a tie between Bridget Greenup and Nancy Miller, both of Heppner, with scores of 311.6. Cindy Stroeber, Heppner, placed fourth, with Ann Marie Evans, Irrigon, placing fifth. Jack Estberg, Heppner, was the high scoring independent judge with a score of 302.9. Let Us Be Your Flower Advisor For Your Wedding Posy Patch Heppner 676-9246 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE CF BUDGET H&KDC ting of tj- 19 79 at 2i29... lone City Hall will b ha Id on June 18 The purpoaa of thl aaaclni la to illacuaa tba budjac for PUBLIC NOTICK The Lexington City Council will continue the May 22, 1979 hearing on proposed subdivi sion, zoning and mobile home park ordinances on Tuesday. June 5, 1979 at 8:00 p.m. at the Lexington City Hall. Anyone who has questions or com ments, or who would like to obtain a copy of the proposed ordinance may contact Lois Allyn, City Recorder ( '.)!) 8419) of Marie Hall. ECOAC. P.O. Box 1207, Pendleton, OR 97801 (1-800-452-8112). Lexington City Council Published May 31. 1979 ti fiacal yaar bgiat.tns July 1, 13 79 a approved by cho I one-Lex lng ton Cemetery Maintenance Dlst. (Municipal Corporation) ftu&sat Coamittaa. A iwiry of ch budguc la preaanced balow. A copy of tha budg.ee stay b lnapeccad or obtained frea of caaria at Wlntur t. Swnonffy, 471 N. Main, Heppner, Orpetneao thai houra of 9 : 00 a.m. 5:00 p.in, budjpat hi pr?a-od oo a aaia ot accounting coiialataat j j not conaletanc with the baala of accounting uaad during tba p r. uao-Lua f ar . Major chaugea, il any. and tbalr affact on tba budget, are explained below. Morrow Heppner 5-29-79 sDean Hunt (City) (chalrpereoa of Governing Body) FINANCIAL SUMMARY Tb".PtrB18. 7 Approved Nat Veer - i Total Peraonal Sarvicea (Inciudaa all payroll coeta) . . . 8,000.00 7,940.00 lota Material, and S.rvlc 5,071.00 , 4,141.00 ASTTCIPirO) . tXPO&lt'ilriud Total, capital Outlay , Total All Other Expenditure, and Kequlreeent. A, 750.00 3,750.00 fjTij. Ai.TicirnrED expend TVius ' 1 7 , 82 1 .00 1 5 , 83 1 .00 Total fcrveuue. Sacepc Property Iaae. 5,590.00 I 4,575.00 REVSJaJLS Total Property Taxea Required to balance Budget 1 2 , 2 3 1 00 ; 1 1 , 256 . 00 ! ' r.ri. antuii'ate:, rcte-hu, j 17, 821 .00 ! 15,831.00 Tot.. ProviMti-y Tauten KcquUed to HaUDC Budget 12 ,231.00 j I1256.O0 j JJiTlCLPATED Plu : Zac 1bcw Property Tmi Hot to ba Received 656.06 I 1 575 84 I TAX U.VT I (DUirouuta A.Uvwd uad TB Hot Pid) , 13,887.06 12,831.8-, 1 '"n tL. 13,887.06 12,831.84 SliMKaJiT i;P -re-f-r Spi.lai Lav-y Oiceloe Tea Baae j ial IZVT Serial LaviRa and Continuing Levlaa j j : !.-.-; f..-r Pveaat or flonded Oebt SUTFHKNT OP rjDEBTKDNESS AS itXMABtZED BELOW UL3T AUTHORIZED. NOT INCUR&ED Q NONE G AS SUMMARIZES EUM FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO l!C LEVIED GENERAL Total Peisuiidl Services ili.'!ujis ail Payroll Cosls) ToTba Material and Servkc;, Total Capital OuU Total AL' Oilier ! .prrtjitincs jnJ Rcjuirenieiilj . . Total ExpcnJ:tui-'s .tii.l Requirements -. Total Resiuuu-s i .x.ept Property 1..- - Property laxci ksettveJ Property Taxes lleur.'; In BalaiKe Estimated Propc-ly Tjms Nut to Iv K.-.ei.ed . , . Total Pr.))''itv lvy Levy Witli.il Tdx Bav One Year Special U.iv, Ouiiide Tjk Base . . . . Serial LeviCi and l:iiiniuii:.' U-xs Levy For Pjm!' "I H. nde.l I), tit . actual uata last yfah 77-78 -laU7laa2Q 3.639.36 3,073. 16- -14..S39.22 Ze256a67L 11,538.06 ADOPTED BUDGET THIS YEAH 78-791 8,000.00 -5.Q71.QQ j 4,750.00 12aS21aQSL ,a.590,gp. J liaLttlaOCLl 4,575.00 I ' V . 'A'. J, -... . . .. A - 1 : 12.231.00 11.256.00 I , , 13.337.06 . 13.887.06 APPROVED BUDGET NEXT YEAR 79-8D 7,940.00 J3-J5Q.QO. 1,575.84 12.831 .34 12.831.84 NAME DESCRIPTION YEAR TAX TO JUNE 15, 1979 TOTAL Vivian L. Cameron Mobile Home 1978-79 196.05 ' 5,88 201.93 Deanna Bacon Mobile Home 1978-79 200.88 6.03 206.91 Guadalupe ' ' Sandaval Mobile Home 1978-79 33.26 10.03 3.29 Robert F. Matkovich Mobile Home 1978-79 221.77 6.65 228.2 Bruce D. Kesler Mobile Home 1978-79 18.05 'r.Mt 152.'f9 Terry E. & Michelle Eyler Mobile Home 1978-79 196.75 5-90 202.65 ben Ramirez Mobile Home 1978-79 249. 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 5.67 194.63 Sandra L. Harpster Mobile Home 1978-79 99.35 2.98 102.33 David W & Debbie Franke Mobile Home 1978-79 179-22 5.38 184.60 Kenneth Mary A. Hansen Motile Home 1978-79 66.23 1.99 68.22 Jerry A Richardson Mobile Home 1978-79 150.00 4.50 154.50 j.W. fir Knoaene Hubbara Mobile Home 1978-79 111.04 3.33 114.37 tiaylord Davis Mobile Home ' 1978-79 84.30 2.53 86.83 Mickey Roe Mobile Home ' 1978-79 38.24 . 1.15 39.39 Vern Hunt Mobile Home 1978-79 87-95 2.64 90.59 Porter Perringer Inc. Farm Equipment Watteriburger kanches Farm Equipment Cal-Am Xyron Hamaker Mobile Home Mobile Home Larry A. V Kathleen Mobile Home I MIT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO HE LEVIED PERPETUAL CARE FUND Total Personal Services il Totai Materials and Sem.e Total Capital Out . . . Total All Other Fxt.Jii.ii Total Fx;K'tldilU'es ai.d P. Total Kesourees Payroll Costs) . . . nd Ri-j!lirenie!!!s v'liVUtS r iii..iu.Vi .ill mil Costs) Total Personal Servi,- Total Materials and Sciu.es Total (apil.il (I'.ill.n Total All Other I ;vulmirct ji,J Kciiiireinciits . Total 1 : x'j.dito . es and P.e. itnieiiierits Total Resources ... , ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET APPHOVEO BUDGET LAST YEAR 77-78 THIS YEAH 74-79 NEXT YEAR 79-80 14.926.29 I 14,932.29 15,032.29 EljyiPMKNT&Cjy,JTAL IMPROVEMENT FI N1) ACTUAL UAJAj, I ADOPTED BUQC.LL APPHOVED BUUi.UT. LAST YEAR ' ' ' O THIS YEAR-Cg-t'-" NFXT VEAR.',"?U 4, 773il6 7.273.16 97973" J16 4. 773.16 T 7 .273. 16 9.9737l6 .'andlin Matt A. Hughes Miguel & Heatriz Miranda Paul & Joann Brown Keeco, Inc. Joe & Hilda Yocom Mobile Home Mobile Home 1978-79 1978-79 1978-79 ' 1978-79 1978-79 1978-79 1978-79 1,165.52 67.34 388.14 34.42 325.04 232.50 175.15. 34.97 2.02 11.64 1.03 9.75 6.98 5.25 Equipment Heavy Equipment Farm Equipment Harold Baker dba Nomad Restaurant Restaurant Equipment Published May 31, 1979 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS NOTICK ie hereby given pursuant to 0RS 311.615 of the service of Personal Property Tux Warranto upon the following listed tax payers. Payment of the following listed del inquent taxes with interest and costs of service mu6t be made by June 15. 1979, or said warrants ohall be filed with the County Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon, to be entered in tha Ju;lfnt docket of said county and shall become a lien upon the title to any interest in ral property owned by the person against whom the warrant is issued, and the taxes on personal property embraced in the warrant with interest, penalties and costs applicable tirto , shall continue as a lien on all the personal property of the person assessed as otharwi provided by law. The effect shall be the same as though tiie people of the count, had racovered the .judgment against the person charged for the full amount of the delinquen tax covered by the warrant together with interest thereon and cost as provided by law. Delmer Hug Harold C. Baker Steve Partlow Roy A. Lindstrom First National Leasing Inc. Ted Palmateer Sun River Ent. Inc. Thomas Huston Dean 8t Bonnie Machinery Farm Equipment Farm Equipment Farm Equipment Leased Irrigation Equip. 1978-79 Farm Equipment 1978-79 Machinery & Inventory 1978-79 Farm Equipment 1978-79 76.88 75.87 1,119-40 2.49 2.31 1.26 33.58 .07 NAME :.'EoCRIPTI0N YEAR TAX INTEREST TO JUNE 15, 1979 TOTAL Rite Sutmer dba Judy'B Fabric:., Irnie Redman ub Cav Furniture db Hotel Heppner JejMtk.'ewel Hager tee Hater's ' a i ry aVka Katger's Dairy I.-ventorv 1978-79 It.ve(.iory-Fur..iture 1978-79 Y.o i Fusnit are-r ixture 1978-79 I airy ir. -duels : l-l.-ant 1978-79 i-airy F pmen t 1978-79 101.62 173.15 263.11 28.30 4.37 3.05 5-19 7.89 .85 .13 104.67 178.34 271-00 29.15 4.50 Allen I-'. Morrow Co. Creator;,- .'rea-nt-ry , 'ream I rod. 1978-79 235.81 7-07 242.88 EdiBarbara ..'tninrt r-n.-- . ... I - v: t.-r,. 1 978-79 '92.79 5.78 1c.g ThomS C. :i,.s.. : 1978-79 8.77 .26 903 Wa. Rill i- :r- ,u.x- r 1978-79 56.84 1.71 5855 Sullivan v dba Lucky u Rr. u-j.o- ' 1978-79 730.80 .-11.92 ,'72 Vern K. twn : -;-r. : -ir"'-' 1978-79 13.23 .4o 13.63 Claudio & Evangelina Ortega Oralia Villarreal Howard & Tressie Smalley Dorothy Marlatt Richardo Moraie Dennis L 4 .'-"andra Grigsby Steve & Dianna Partlow David W. Sr Nancy Combes Edmona M. Bates Mobile Home Mobile Home Mobile Home Mobile Home Mobile Home Mobile Home Mobile Home Mobile Home Mobile Home. 1978-79 1978-79 130.17 ' 61.07 3-91 1.83 Francine Evr ;-, dba Francir.e ' ? Bill & Cj-.iy Greenup 1978-79 1:.,...v 1978-79 5.14 24.6 .15 .74 5.29 25.30 Date of first publication May 10, 1979 Date of second publication May 17, 1979 Date of third publication May 24, 1 979 Date of fourth publication May 31, 1979 1,200.49 69-36 399.78 35-45 334.79 239.48 180.40 1978-79 442.94 13.29 456.23 1978-79 724.05 21.72 745.77 1978-79 11.36 .34 11.70 1978-79 612.13 18.36 630.49 1978-79 25.50 .77 26.27 1978-79 4.62 .14 4.76 1978-79 10.52 .32 . 10.84 1978-79 288.45 8.65 297.10 79.19 77.13 1,152.98 2.56 Graves Mobile Home 1978-79 168.74 5.06 173.80 Wesley & Wilma 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 1978-79 131-77 395 135.72 Walt Steagall Mobile Home 1978-79 73.92 2.22 76.14 134.08 62.90 1978-79 171.95 5.16 177.11 1978-79 88-39 2.65 91-04 1978-79 77-14 2.31 79.ii5 1978-79 169.40 5-08 174.48 1978-79 89.90 2.70 .92.60 1978-79 296.05 8.88 304.93 1978-79 142.60 4.28 146.88 Elvira Irby ' Morrow County Tax Collector