TWELVE The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday. October 18.
1979
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School Board acts on a variety of issues
continued from page 1
an option to buy one mower
and one tractor for the two
new schools that are being
built in Boardman and Irri
gon. ! They also decided to make a
list of district policies on the
paving and roofing priorities
of the county for the schools
including the sealing of exist
ing pavement and the types of
materials and areas to be
paved and roofed.
Bill Culler's bid on the
Theft reported at Boardman plant
30-passenger bus the district
had for sale was accepted at
$555. P.T. Enterprises also
made a bid on the 1967 Ford
for $103.16.
P.T. Enterprises made the
only bid on the Travel All for
sale but the bid of $117.35 was
rejected. The 1963 Interna
tional has about 130,000 miles
on it.
The school board decided to
start improving the grounds at
the two new school in Board-
Pubtk Notice
Pubic Notice
NOTICEOF STREET VACATION
Upon the request of the County ot
Morrow and the Motion of the City of
Heppner, Notice is hereby given that a
hearing will beheld to hear objections, if
there are any, to the vacation of the
following portion of Thompson Street:
The west 5 feet of Thompson Street
running along the east boundary of tax
lot 500, block 4, Heppner Heights Ad
dition to the City of Heppner. This va
cation is adjacent to the Pioneer Me
morial Hospital and will run from the
intersection of Pioneer drive and
Thompson Street approximately 320
feet south.
The hearing will be held at 5:30 p.m.,
November 15, 1979 at the Heppner City
Hall. Any person objecting to the above
vacation may send written objections to
the City Hall prior to the hearing.
Publish Oct. 18, 25, NOV. 1, 8, 1979.
NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT
TRANSFER APPLICATION NO. 4301
The Water Resources Director of
Oregon has received and filed an
application by John B Correa for
approval, without loss of priority, of an
additional point of diversion under a
certain water right.
The affected water right is a portion of
the right described by the certificate
recorded al page 48569, volume 42, State
Record of Water Right Certificates, in
the name of John B. Correa, and is for
the use on not to exceed 1.74 cubic feet
per second from Butter Creek, under a
priority date of 1877, for irrigation of a
certain 4.0 ac in SW, NWV4, 22.0 ac in
NWv4 SW", 16.0 ac in SW'i SW'.'4, Sec
14, 9 0 ac in SW' j NE'i, 34.0 ac in SE"
NE"4. 20.0 ac in NE'j SE"4, & 0.5 ac in
SE'-4 SE'.i, Sec 15, T IN, T 27E, WM.
The authorized point of diversion is
located S 86 degrees 15' E, 3230 ft from
WM.
The applicant proposes to establish an
additional point ot diversion at a point
located 2790 ft N 8. 500 ft W from the SE
Corner of Sec 15, being within the SE'i
NE'4 of Sec 15, T IN, R 27E, WM.
Pursuant to ORS 540.520(2), a hearing
is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday,
December 11, 1979, at the Morrow
County Courthouse, Heppner, Oregon.
Any objection to the proposed change
must be prepared in writing : one copy to
be served on the applicant at Rural
Route, Echo, OR 97826; and one copy
filed in the office of the Water Resources
Director, Salem, OR 97310, together with
a $10 filing fee, at least lOtiays prior to
the date set for hearing. Rules for filing
objections will be furnished upon
request.
IF NO OBJECTIONS ARE FILED,
THE APPLICATION MAY BE AP
PROVED BY THE WATER RESOUR
CES Dl ECTOR WITHOUT A HEAR
ING
Dated at Salem, Oregon this 9th day of
October, 1979
James E.Sexson, Director
Publish Oct. 18, 25, Nov 1, 1979.
IN THE OREGON CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MORROW COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of EDMUND W BRISTOW, Deceased
No. 1828
NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been appointed and has
qualified as the Personal Representative
of said estate All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required
to present the same, with proper
vouchers, within four months after the
date of first publication of this notice, as
stated below, to the Personal Represen
tative at the offices of ABRAMS &
KUHN, Attorneys at Law, 269 A Main
Street, Box 428, Heppner, Oregon 97836,
or they may be barred.
All persons whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings in this estate
ay ot'.T r; 3j:t:cr.o! information from
the records of the Court, the Personal
Representative, or the attorney for the
Personal Representative
Dated and first published: October 11,
1979
s Mary E. Bristow
Personal Representative
Address : c o Abrams & Kuhn
Attorneys at Law
P O. Box 428
Heppner. Oregon 97836
Pubi 'sr Oct. 11. 18, 25, 1979.
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
lau- vith Boy Scouts of America, Blue
Mo i MM Council No. 604 under the
authority of the Acts of March 20, 1922,
as amended (16 (J S C. 485,486), and
October 21, 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1716). The
lands under the jurisdiction of the Forest
Service that are being considered for
exchange are in the Umatilla National
Forest and are described as:
T. 4S., R. 2BE., W M. (Morrow County,
Oregon )
Section 33, N"2 NEV4NW4SWV4,
W',NW"SW'i, N V?N WV4SWV4SWV4
The Boy Scout lands are in the
Malheur National Forest and are
described as:
T. 12S., R 32E., WM. (Grant County,
Oregon ) ,
Section 21, NW'4
Any or ail of the above described lands
may be exchanged 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 case to be paid may not
exceed twenty five percent of the value
of H-,e F-.resf Service lands
Persons claiming such properties or
having valid obiections to this proposed
exchange must file theif claims or
objectives with the Regional Forester,
U.S. Forest Service, P.O. Box 3623,
Portland, Oregon 97208, within 15 days
after date of the last publication of this
notice.
Publish Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1979.
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
SALE, UMATILLA NATIONAL FOR
EST, MALLORY POLE SALE, located
within T.6S., R.28E., W.M. surveyed.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the
District Ranger or his representative,
P.O. Box 7, Heppner, Oregon up to and
not later than 2:00 p.m., local time at
place of bid opening, October 30, 1979
followed immediately by oral bidding.
An estimated 26 acres of lodgepole pine
poles and posts, more or less, have been
marked or otherwise designated for
cutting. Estimated volume is 520,000
lineal feet. The minimum lump-sum
acceptable bid is 3,050.00. Additional
deposit required for slash disposal Is
450 00. Additional total lump sum deposit
deposit required for surface rock
replacement on National Forest roads
over the appraised route is $278.16. (All
Included Timber, except that not
meeting Utilization Standards, is subject
to Timber Export and Substitution
Restrictions.) Bidders are advised that
violatons of theTimber Export and
Substitution Restrictions constitute
breach of contract and may result in
contract cancellation, refusal to award
other timber sales to the violator, and or
debarment or suspension from bidding
on future timber sales. The required bid
guarantee is $600.00. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Full
information concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and submission of bids
should be obtained from the District
Ranger, Heppner Ranger District,
Heppner, Oregon 97836.
Publish Oct. IB, 1979.
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
ELECTRICAL UTILITIES FROM
PROVIDING SERVICES TO NEWLY
CONSTRUCTED BUILDINGS OR
NEWLY PLACED MOBILE HOMES
OR PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS
UNTIL THE UTILITY IS PROVIDED
A VALID ZONING PERMIT FOR
THE BUILDING, MOBILE HOME OR
PREFABRICATED BUILDING:
PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE
OF ZONING PERMIT COPIES,
PENALTIES AND PROCEDURES
ON VIOLATIONS.
ORDINANCE NO,
ORS chapter
THE COUNTY COURT OF MORROW
COUNTY ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS
Section 1 SHORT TITLE
This ordinance shall be known as the
"Morrow County Utilities Ordinance"
and be so cited and pleaded.
Section 2 SEVERABILITY
It is hereby declared to be the inten
tion of the County Court that the sec
tions, paragraphs, sentences, clauses
and phrases of this ordinance are se
verable, and if any section, para
graph, sentence, clause or phrase of
this ordinance is declared unconstitu-
tional or invalid by the valid judgment
or decree of a court of competent juris
diction, such unconstitutionality or in
validity shall not effect any of the re
maining sections, paragraphs, sen
tences, clauses or phrases of this ordi
nance. Sections DEFINITIONS
(a) Building. A structure built for the
support, shelter or enclosure of per
sons, animals, chattels or property of
any kind.
(b) County Court. The member of the
County Court for Morrow County,
Oregon .
(c) Utility. Any public or private cor
poration or company which supplies
the public or a group of individuals
with electrical powers.
(d) Service. Providing or attaching to
any newly constructed building or
newly placed mobile home or prefa
bricated building the initial line,
hookup or metering device to pro
vide electricity.
(e) Zoning Permit. A zoning permit is-
sued subject to the regulations as de
scribed in the Morrow County Zon
ing Ordinance.
Section4 PROVIDINGSERVICES
WITHOUT AZONING
PERMIT PROHIBITED
No utility shall provide any service to
any newly constructed building or
newly placed mobile home or prefab
ricated building outside the limits of
any incorporated city in Morrow
County until such utility has been fur
nished with a copy of the zoning permit
which has been issued for such newly
constructed building or newly placed
mobile home or prefabricated build
ing. Sections ISSUANCEOFCOPIES
When a zoning permit is issued pursu
ant to the Morrow County Zoning Ordi
nance, the issuer shall furnish to the
successful applicant copies in an
amount sufficient for said applicant to
provide the utility with a copy.
Section 6 PROCEDURE ON
VIOLATION
The procedure on violation of this ordi
nance shall be that procedure set out
in the Morrow County Zoning Ordi
nance, said remedies shall not exclude
any other remedies herein or other
wise provided.
Section 7 PENALTIES
Each violation of this ordinance shall
be punishable as provided in ORS Chap
ter 215 and the Morrow County Zoning
Ordinance.
Section? EMERGENCY CLAUSE
Whereas this ordinance is necessary
for the preservation of the peace,
health and safety for Morrow County
and its inhabitants, an emergency is
hereby declared to exist and this ordi
nance shall be in full force and effect
on , 1979.
A hearing pertaining to this ordinance
will be held Wed , Nov. 7 at the regular
meeting of the Morrow Co. Court at 10
a m.
Publish Oct. 18, 25, 1979.
man and Irrigon and $8,000
was approved to start grad
ing, seeding and fertilizing,
and for a surface sprinkler
system.
An air conditioning unit,
which was accidentally sent to
Columbia Junior High, was
decided to be purchased for
the dealer cost of $3,600.
Doherty said the unit came
with the heating unit by
mistake and the dealer is
willing to sell it at cost so he
will not have to pay for it to be
returned. The air conditioner
will be in the multi-purpose
room.
The board also agreed to
accept bids on the water
systems at Columbia Jr. High
in Irrigon and the new school
in Boardman.
Doherty said the district has
made $41,843 to the good in
interest which is uncommitted
and he recommended some
uses for the money for the
school board members to
think about. He recommended
a fire hydrant system at the
new Boardman school for
$11,000, a $7,000 water system
in Irrigon and some fire doors
and safety vents in the schools
that the fire marshall has
requested at a cost of about
$1,000. No action was taken in
these matters.
Bus transportation has been
a headache for the school
board and they talked about
the possibility of hiring con
tractors to do the work. The
board runs the buses now and
it costs $156,033 but if a
contractor did it, it would cost
$171,636.
When the two new school
open up in Boardman and
Irrigon, three buses will no
longer be needed and so the
prices metioned will be cut
about$12,000. But the county
can still save $15,000 if they
handle the buses themselves.
John Matthews said the
district will have the same
drivers but they will be
working for someone else so
they probably will not give as
good a service as they do now,
like honking the horn when
someone is late and driving to
someone's house when they
are sick.
The board, despite the
added cost, decided to accept
bids on the contracting of
taking care of the buses but
Ken Broadbent and John
Matthews abstained.
The school board members
will take a tour of the two new
schools and look at the
construction progress Oct. 22
and they also are planning a
trip to the coal-fired plant.
The meeting was interrup
ted at the halfway point
because of the new law that no
one can smoke at a public
meeting.
Iran reduces
wheat purchase
Lack of sales to Iran
because of that nation's inter
nal politics has contributed to
the sagging grain market,
according to a comment in the
current newsletter of the
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers Association.
Cases reported to the Mor
row County Sheriff's Office
this past week include:
Frank Scott Payne, Rt. 1
Box 45A Box 145 in Boardman,
reported a theft at the
Portland General Electric
housing camp near the coal
fired plant in Boardman. The
doors to a trailer were
apparently left unlocked and
16 smoke alarms at a value of
$480 were taken.
Payne also reported some
tools were taken at the same
time. The tools belonged to El
Coyote Construction. The tools
taken were a saw, a hydraulic
jack and a wrecking bar
totaling $259.
Noel Harshman Sr., C St. in
Lexington, reported that
someone was in his house but
nothing was taken.
Victor DuFrene reported a
three-wheeled motorcycle, a
1977 Honda, was stolen from
Sabre Farms.
Five minors in possession of
beer were arrested last week
on Interstate 80 near Board
man. The five males were
arrested for public indecency
and being under age. One was
a juvenile 13-years-old. The
other four were Paul Jay
Knudson, a 19-year-old from
Portland; Stephen Keith An-,
derson, a 19-year-old from
Gresham; Eric Robert Zano
telli, an 18-year-old from
Troutdale; and Steven Allen
Wicht, an 18-year-old from
Gresham. The juvenile was
also from Troutdale. All of the
young men over 18 posted bail
and were released.
A two-car collision occured
near lone on Highway 7i.
Lucille Ruth Rietmann, Box
105 Morgan Hill Road in lone,
was cited for failing to yield.
She was driving her 1977
Chevy and she pulled out onto
the highway in front of David
Paul Taylor of Eugene and
Richard E. Edwards of West
Lynn. The 1972 Chevy Blazer
Taylor was driving hit Riet
mann's car. The 72-year-old
Rietmann was still at Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Heppner
at press time.
Apprenticeships
in carpentry
to he opened
Applications for carpentry
apprenticeships will be accep
ted from Nov. 12 through Jan.
14, 1980, by the Pendleton
Carpenters Joint Apprentice
ship & Training Committee.
The announcement from the
Oregon Bureau of Labor in
Salem said the Pendleton
Carpenters J.A.T.C. recruits
for possible apprenticeship
openings in Morrow, Umatilla
and the west half of Grant
County.
Applications will be avail
able at the Bureau of Labor &
Industries office, State Office
Building, 700 S.E. Emigrant,
Suite 320, Pendleton.
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