EIGHT The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, August 23, 1979
Fair
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walked away with reserve
champion; intermediate, An
gie Evans, Irrigon, champion,
Mary Doherty, lone, reserve
champion, Dianne Morter,
lone, alternate; senior cham
pion, Erin Evans, Irrigon,
reserve, Jyl Hobbs, alternate,
Lori Witt, Irrion.
In the favorite outfit divi
sion, junior champion was
Jodi Padberg, Lexington and
reserve champion, Kimberly
Hughes, intermediate, cham
pion, Diane Morter, lone,
reserve, Anita Palmer, lone
and senior champion, Erin
Evans, Irrigon.
Noella Rill, lone, was the
lone competitor in the knitting
style revue.
Monday's pet show held at 1
p.m. drew an assortment of
animals from grasshoppers,
sheep, dogs of all kinds
including puppies, rabbits and
chickens with chilren 5-11
years old receiving red, white
and blue ribbons and the new
Susan B. Anthony silver
dollars. The dollars were so
small the Fair Secretary
Nancy Bruch had to caution
parents to tell the children
they weren't quarters.
Anofher event designed for
children was the Kid's Coin
Hunt held Sunday at the
livestock barn. A large num
ber of children sorted through
mounds of straw to net their
fortunes in change as parents
watched or helped the younger
ones.
The adult livestock exhibi
tion was slated for Monday at
8 p.m. and the Fair Awards
program at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday
in the covered show ring.
The Fair ended Wednesday
with the removal of exhibits
and the beginning of planning
for next year's spectacular.
Osteopath joining medical staff
at North Morrow Health Clinic
A new physician to staff the
North Morrow Clinic in Board
man was expected to arrive
Monday, according to Alice
Bartlett, Hospital Board
member and chairman of the
Boardman Doctor Search
Committee.
Bartlett and members of the
recruitment committee re
viewed contract matters Au
gust 15 with the County Court
before arrival of Dr. James R.
Anderson.
Dr. Anderson, 34, is a 1977
graduate of the Kirksville
College of Osteopathic Medi
cine, Kirksville, Missouri, and
has operated a general prac
tice in Wilton, Iowa for the
past two years.
He served an internship -at
the Davenport, Iowa Osteo
pathic Clinic and prior to
college training, he served in
the United States Air Force as
a member of the military
police.
He and wife, Christy, have
three children, two boys and a
girl.
The contract to be signed
with the new physician stipu
lates that Anderson will re
ceive a $30,000 guaranteed
salary plus $6,000 towards
malpractice insurance. If he
generates over $128,000 in
gross revenues to the clinic
during the medical care
budget's fiscal year, he will
receive an additional 40 per
cent of the gross, Bartlett told
the Gazette-Times.
County Court members,
Judge D O. Nelson and Com
missioners Dorothy Krebs and
Warren McCoy were insistent
that Pioneer Memorial Hospi-
Public Notice
U.S. DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
Forest Service
Portland, Oregon
LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Forest Service is considering
an exchange of land with Boy
Scouts of America, Blue
Mountain Council No. 604
under the authority of the Acts
of March 20, 1922, as amended
(16 U.S.C. 485,486), and Octo
ber 21, 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716).
The lands under the jurisdic
tion of the Forest Service that
are being considered for
exchange are in the Umatilla
National Forest and are
described as:
T. 4S., R. 28E., W.M. (Morrow
County, Oregon)
Section 33, N4NE2MW',4
SW' i, W'-2NW-4SW'4, N'2
NVV tSW'.SW4
The Boy Scout lands are in the
Malheur National Forest and
are described as:
T. 12S., R. 32E., W.M. (Grant
County, Oregon)
Section 21, NW'4
Any or all of the above
described lands may be ex
changed provided the values
are equal. In the event the
values are not equal, either
party may equalize the values
by the payment of cash. The
amount of cash to be paid may
not exceed twenty-five per
cent of the value of the Forest
Service lands.
Persons claiming such pro
perties or having valid objec
tions to this proposed ex
change must file their claims
or objectives with the Re
gional Forester, U.S. Forest
Service, P.O. Box 3623, Port
land, Oegon 97208, within 15
days after date of the last
publication of this notice.
Published Aug. 23, 30, Sept. 6,
13, 1979.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT THE
urt St. Market
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Dry
Onions
15
lb.
GREEN PEPPERS
799e
Tcmntoes 49c lb
CUCUMBERS 599
GRAPES 62e lb
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Fryers
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Hill Doggies 99
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tal be included in the facilities
to be used by Anderson in
addition to the clinic. Ander
son is bringing equipment
with him, Bartlett said.
Bartett also reported that
Anderson's wife is a regis
tered nurse and the new
physician has agreed to do
emergency services, riding in
the North Morrow ambulance
when needed. He has a brother
in Bend.
He is surgery qualified and
is patient-oriented, the board
member told the court.
He is also interested in doing
obstetrics.
The recruitment committee
made up of Bartlett, Board
man Mayor Jerry Peck, and
Ray Alsup recommended that
the County Court appoint a
board of directors tc oversee
operations of the North Mor
row Clinic. Judge Nelson said
he would confer with County
District Attorney Dennis Do
herty before creating the
board as an advisory group to
the main Hospital Board.
In other action, the County
Court aereed with Orville
Two new ambulances
expected from Boise
The county's two new ambu
lances had not arrived by
August 13 as promised by a
Boise company, Breakaway
Inc., but according to the
Director of Nursing, Karmon
Bjella, the new vehicles are
expected to be in Saturday's
Rodeo Parade in Heppner.
Robert Elliott of Break
away, said the new ambu
lances, would be delivered by
this week. Hospital Auxiliary
members had hoped to display
the South Morrow County
ambulance at the fair but will
run it in Saturday's parade,
Bjella said.
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Rainfall
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downpour occurred.
Other farmers affected
were Dallas Dalzell of Rock
Creek and Ladd Martin.
While rain fell in the higher
elevations above Heppner and
lone, those cities escaped
noticeable amounts until this
week's drizzle.
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Cutsforth that a future meet
ing should be held with
officials of the Heppner Ran
ger District to consider action
on a proposal to dispose of
lodgepole pine killed by pine
beetles.
Regulations
Regulations to reduce er
rors and improve manage
ment in the food stamp
program have been published
by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture.
State agencies that admi
nister the food stamp program
will be required to monitor
local operations more closely
under a system mandated by
the Food Stamp Act of 1977.
Rainfall
lifts curb
on forest
land use
The area's recent rainfall
has lifted restrictions on
public use of National forest
lands in the Umatilla National
Forest, according to Larry
Bowman, Fire Management
Officer for the Heppner Ran
ger District, U.S. Forest
an3 "renew other activities
prohibited the last two weeks
because of the extreme dry
ans renew otner acnviues
prohibited the last two weeks
because of the extreme dry
conditions.
Unique Opportunity
Approximately 6 49 acres of land improved with a 2,115
square foot concrete block building located approxi
mately S miles northwest of Condon, Gilliam County,
Oregon.
SEALED BID SALE: 10:00a.m. September 27, 1979
All bids must be submitted on GSA forms which contain
terms and conditions applying to this sales offering. Refer
to Invitation for Bids No. GS-10-DRW-99099.
For further information and details contact:
GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION
Real Properly Division, Federal Property Resources Service
10 DR GSA Center
Phonei (206) 833-6500 Ext. 265
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