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FOURTEEN-The lleppner Gazette-Time, Hpr, Oregon, Thursday. Mav 29, 19X0
State Fair I
entry forms
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Premium books and entry
forms for the 1980 Oregon
State Fair will be available by
June 10 at the Fair's main
office in Salem.
The fair beings Aug. 23, and
runs through Sept. 1.
The books explain rules,
categories, and awards of
fered in the following depart
ments: Agriculture-Horticulture;
Arts and Crafts; Floral;
Home Economics ; Hobby
Show; Horse Show; Live
stock; Photography; and
Poultry.
Linda Jones, a floral desig
ner from Monmouth, has been
appointed agriculture-hori-culture
superintendent for the
1980 fair, according to Dwight
Butt, fair director.
The 1980 Fair theme "Heri
tage into the 80's," will be
. carried throughout the Agriculture-Horticulture
depart
ment. which will again be
housed in the Jackman-Long
Building, according to Mrs.
Jones.
Prospecti are available for
the 1980 All Oregon Art
Exhibition, Lyn and Steven
Nance-Sasser, exhibition di
rectors, have announced.
Art will be accepted in the
following categories: Profes
sional; Amateur: Student
Work (all Junior High and
High School students); Young
Work (all youngsters 12 years
and under). Awards will total
$4,500.
Persons interested in enter
ing exhibits should call the
Oregon State Fair office at
378-3247, or write to the fair,
2330 17th St. N.E., Salem,
Oregon. 97310.
lone speaker
advises grade
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person can expect a higher
standard of living for each
level of education he goes
through. But grades are not a
sign of who will succeed, he
said. People have been suc
cessful if they are active in an
organization, and have a goal
in life.
He told the students not to be
alarmed if they are not sure
what they want to do in life.
Many students change their
major in college three times
or more he said. His goal out
of college was to be an
agricultural teacher.
Bellamy warned the grad
uates not to say, "I didn't
allow for time." He told them
not to get involved with drugs,
alcohol, sex. cars and other
worldly pleasures that can
keep them from accepting
responsibilities so they will
say, "I didn't have time."
"Look for your talents and
develop them," he concluded.
"We need you. your hopes and
your dreams."
Harold Snider presented the
diplomas and Cathy Gutierrez
ended the ceremony with the
benediction. The lone band
performed "Royal March" as
the graduates left the gym.
The class flower was the
white rose, the class colors
were red. black and white, and
the class motto was "Behind
us lie memories never forgot
ten; Ahead of us lie adventur
es never lived."
National Honor Society
members for the Class of 1980
were Carol Cheney, Timothy
Holtz, Larry Snider, Terry
Starr and Linda Pool. The
other 15 graduates are Chris
Cheney, Mike Conklin, Lori
Edwards, Frank Engleman.
Cathy Gutierrez, Tanna
Hams, Virginia Johnson, Glen
Krebs, Robin LaRue, Paula
Lindstrom, Martha McEIli
gott, Brenda Patton, Kim
Pettyjohn, Jerry Rietmann
and Dennis Stefani.
Hoover visits
Martha Hoover, a former
teacher in the Irrigon High
School in the 1950's, was a
visitor in Irrigon recently. She
stayed overnight with Mrs.
Vera Cooley. She is now
teaching in Michigan and had
been to the coast on business.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
All Classifications are Num
bered and Appear in Numeri
cal Order.
Business Opportunities 9
Cards of Thanks' t
Cars & Trucks 22
Farm Equipment II
Farm Produce 12
Farm Land 24
Fuel 17
Furniture Appliances 18
Help Wanted 4
Home & Garden 26
Livestock & Poultry 10
Lost & Found 3
Miscellaneous 14
Mobile Homes 20
Motorcycles 19
Musical 15
Notices 2
Pasture & Feed 13
Pets 25
Real Estate 23
Rentals 7
Seed Grain 27
Services 8
Sporting Equipment IB
Trailers & Campers 21
Wanted S
Work Wanted 5
Yard Sales 2S
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NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
Pursuant to ORS 294.401,
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the lone-Lexington
Cemetery Maintenance Dis
trict Budget Committee will
be held on May 29. 1980. at 8 :00
p.m. at the lone City Hall, lone
Oregon, at which time the
budget message and budget
documents are to be deliv
ered. The budget document is
available at the offices of
Winter and Sweeney. 741 N.
Main Street. P.O. Box 582.
Heppner. Oregon 97836. be
tween the hours of 9:00 a.m.
and 5:00p.m. The meeting is a
public meeting where deliber
ations of the budget commit
tee will take place and any
person may appear and dis
cuss the proposed program
with the budget committee at
that time.
Dean Hunt.
Chairman of the Board of
Directors. lone-Lexington
Cemetery Maintenenance
District
5-29-1c
CAM. FOR BIDS
The Morrow County Dept. of
Public Works is accepting bids
for a current model tractor
loader with backhoe. Detailed
specifications may be obtain
ed by calling Don Brings at
676-9252. All bids are to be
submitted to the County Court
office by 11:00 a.m. on Wed..
June 4. 1980.
The Public Works Dept.
reserves the right to reject
any or all bids received.
Morrow Co. Dept. of Public
works. Donald L. Brings.
Director
5-29-1c
FOR SALE To close estate.
25 shares of Bank of Eastern
Oregon common stock. Make
bids to Abrams and Kuhn,
Attorneys, Heppner, Oregon,
97836. Phone 676-9141. 5-22-3c
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Secretarv-Bookkeeper-for the
Morrow County Public Works
office. Duties include typing,
filing, cost accounting and
general office work. Apply at
County Clerks office. Morrow
County Courthouse. 5-29-lc
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Retired Farmer (Purret) with
$$ will purchase Wheatland
and lease back. Lloyd Harding
Land Broker 509-747-6318 any
time 5-29-lp
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Mobile Home 3 bedroom on
large lot in lone. 676-9238 after
4:30 or 422-7578 anytime.
5-29-2c
30 acres with 3 Bedroom.
Double Wide 8 miles up Willow
Creek from Heppner. For
information call 989-8144 and
ask for Harsh S-29-tfc
FOR RENT 2 bedroom du
plex, stove, frig, dishwasher,
air conditioning, 1 baths.
For more information call
676 -23 eves.. 676-9456 days.
4-10-tfe.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
in lone and Heppner. 422-7579.
4 3-tic.
EVERGREEN TERRACE
APARTMENTS New 2 bed
room apartments for rent
Call 676-5120 3-13-tfc.
One bdrm. furnished apart
ment. Call 676-5031 evenings
except Saturday. 5-22-tfc.
FOB RENT OR SAI.E-3
Bedroon House, In Heppner.
Rent-$lfi0.oo Month. Call 676
5374. 5-29-lc
For Rent or Sale Lots in
Lexington ready for mobile
homes. 676-5036. 5-8-tfc.
2 Bedroom Apartment in
Lexington. 276-6065 after 5.
4-24-tfc.
Home for Rent: 3 Bedroom.
Bath. 17 miles from Heppner.
Close to fishing and hunting
676-5338 . 5-1 -5c. '
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BACKHOE SERVICE
676-9157 HEPPNER
Dig Irrigation Ditches
Excavating
Installation of Septic
Tanks and Drain Fields
Gravel, Dirt Hauling
EXPERIENCED
BONDED and LICENSED
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WILL BUY HORSES-any
kind. Phone 567-6065. Hermis
ton. tfc.
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I'IKfl 9.-.II Combine. I'MiS 9jll
Combine. 1970 C 600 Ford
Truck with Steel Red. Wheat
Bed ami 2 sets Wooden Backs.
Vibre Shanks. .11) Series Xim
Weeders. Flat Bed Trailer.
TERMS CASH fi-fi-.-il IX.
5-8-4p.
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Cable TV Membership for sale
676-5553. 5 g'Hfr
Now is the time to insure your
crop . for hail and fire. 10
percent discount for cash at
Ray Boyce Insurance 676-9625
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TV MEMBERSHIPS for sale
676-9456 4-24-tfc.
PETTYJOHN'S llt'KI'V: !
SALE on Glidrlen Exterior
House Paint arid Olvmpie
Slain ends Mav 31 5-20-le
Unleaded gas-Si .228. Prem
ium gas-$1.248 at Kli VS 76
STATION Free car Wash with
fill-up 3-29-lc
PETTYJOHN'S- It's tradin'
time on new TORO mowers
Good selection in stock.
5-29-lc
Gazette-Times Classifieds
Bring Quick Results
Phone 676-II228
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1979 F-250 4x4 13.000. Exten
ded -wan-only 50.000 mi or 5
years. Dual fuel tanks and
more. Take over payments.
Ph 676 9627 4-1(1 Iff.
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Four-plex in Lexington. Must
sell. 276-6065 after 5 p.m.
Terms available. Best offer.
5-1 -tfc.
CASH RUYEliS for real
estate, morlagages. con
tracts. Pacific Ban Corp Call
collect 503-567-I57H Hermistnn.
. 5 1 5c
Spacious 5 bedroom, family
room, full finished basement,
fireplace, carpeting, energy
efficient Lennox heal pump.
On large corner lot. $55. 000 by
appointment only. Call after 5
989-8150. 4-3-tfc.
Lexington -Carpeted 4 bed
room house on large corner lot
with fireplace. 2 baths, large
kitchen, and full basement.
Lennox furnace. $ 47.500.
Shown by appointment onlv.
iwi-8."w;. 5-y-tfc
Bob Harris, Broker
676-9015
Heppner, OR. 97636
YOUK LISTING WANTED
IONE liMixll I BIG lot
with new vinyl siding. w-
carpet, heal pump, frplre.
redone kilt-hen. 3 hdrm.
Harare. Kairien area. Spe
cial al $ Ml. oimi. -Terms ? ?
Heppner ( lean 2 bdrm..
redee'd & remodeled. W-w
carpels. Fisher heater &
elect, bsbd., 1150 sq. ft. bin
Only $'..", Otio. -Terms may
be available.
Approx. 1 1 Ac. view tract,
paved on two sides, citv
water and sewer available
Has B lot potential. One of a
kind, onlv SU.WH).-
Sturdy, beautiful 22110 sq.
ft. Inline on large level lot
I'lG living room, formal
dining room, part hsiiit
lias mam extras. Now
$l!.5tM.
Call for info on other listed
homes & Acreage.
IMMEDIATE
$$CASH$$ AVAILABLE
For Real Estate Contracts,
Trust Deeds & Mortgages.
We also loan money
Jim Farley, Manager
276-3723
PENDLETON CAPITOL
CORPORATION
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THINK INFLATION
WILL CONTINUE?
THE TIME TO
BUY IS NOW.
A big, beautiful new
Boise Cascade Home
helps you beat
the numbers gome.
Move up . . . you deserve it. If
you wait, you'll probably be
sorry. The dollar will buy less
tomorrow if inflation con
tinues A Boise Cascade
Home is very affordable
today. It's a good investment
for tomorrow. Think about it.
Can you afford to wait?
Cough Homes
Condon Highvay
Arlington 454-2795
Boise Cascade
Homes
Public Notice
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR
MOKROWCOUNTY OREGON
IN THE MATTER OF CALLING A
SPECIAL ELECTION ON QUESTIONS
OF APPROVING TAX LEVIES
OUTSIDE THE CONSTITUTIONAL 4
PERCENT LIMITATION
ORDER
THIS MATTER coming on tutor the
Morrow Countv Court this 70h day of
May. 1980. and
WHFR AS ballot measure prevented
to the voters of Morrow County on Way
j("h were defeated bv the voters, and
WHt'Rfr AS tax funds avaflablv with
out a vote of the people are VM7.990
(wtthin the 5 percent limitation) plus
$195,000 from the three year serial road
levy approved bv the voters on August I,
W78 kv a total of W W0. and
WHFR F AS a total property tax levy of
ll.lM3.679 is needed to balance the
buritiet to be resubmitted to the voters, of
which St. 78?. 639 ts outtirie the 6 percent
limitation, and
WHFR FAS IT APPEARS
NFCFSSARY. in the iudoement of fhls
County Court, to increase the amount of
the to tew over the amount limited bv
the constitution in order to provide funds
to finance the cots of county govern
men and to balance the 1980 81 budget,
and
WHERE AS it appears that the County
court h,s Authority under ORS 310 330 to
tat' a sprnai election on the guestion of
approvmu a tax levy outside the fax
limitation set forth in Article XI, Section
II. Oreqon Constitution,
NOW. THEREFORE, IT IS
ORDERED AS FOLLOWS
A a special election shall be held on
e ?ith day of June, 1980. for the
purpose of suhmittma In the qualified
voters of Morrow County, bv a separate
baiiot, top following two questions.
tO A't
t than Morrow County be authorized
tn levy and collect taxes m the turn of
$1.21? 18? outside the limitation tmposed
bv Article XI. Section 11, Oregon
Const 'tut tor, for the fiscal year com
menr-nq July I. 1980. and ending June
30 1991 th"ie sdid funds to be used to
baiaoct tne county's 1980 81 operating
budget applying to the operation of the
Pnefft Memorial Hospital?
7 Snail Morrow County be outhoned
to ivv and collect taxes in the sum of
$(MS7oufS'de the limitation imposed by
$?0..i57outsie the limitation tmposed bv
Article Xt, Section II. Oreqon ConsMu
tion for the fiscal year commencing
July I. 190. and end-nq June 30. 1980
trev said tiinm to o used to balance the
WW) fll ooerat'oq budejet for Pioneer
Merroriflt HoniMt
B The explanations to accompany the
rwn elation questions Shalt be hereafter
ertifiod over to the County Clerh by the
rouoty Court's secretly
C Tm County Cerk tor Morrow
Couni sr-ali o' tnp Election Officer and
,t-ai have the duty, power and authority
to administer this special election as
provided bv law
D The County Court has previously
d:jiMted the HEPPNER GAZETTE
TtMFS as the newspaper published and
cirru'a'eri tn Morrow County and in
which baiiot facsimiles and or election
not ' re, v-alt be pub! ished, and the
County Court does hrebv ratify and
nft.rrr t-, dvunation for the purposes
of tht'j eiertton
E A copy of this ORDER Shall toe
c'riii-.-d ry the Court's secretary and
delivered 'o the County Clerk
DATED this Wh day of May, I9f0
Dooaid C McEHigott
Judge
Warren H McCoy
Commissioner
Dorothy Krebs
Commissioner
Barbara Bioodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
PuM.'h May ?) I9WO
CALL FOR BIDS
NOTlCF is HEREBY GIVEN that the
ft) of Heppner Common Council wilt
r",v mm ted b'd'i on discount of
fjciV't'M" a pu"H' pnee', Dead'me for
tji'l', w M b 5 Of) p m prevailing tin-w
Frr).t. My 30th, 1980 Bids will be
.() -rwd at the regular Council rneet'ng
Juf'md, lVWJ.lt Ctty Hall. IHflW Willow
tri.,.t H"pp"'f Orfrjon
ftjncl reervi the right to
n )"-' rffi or all b'ds
M'shan lovgren. Recorder
C ify of Heppner, Oregon
Phl.v. Ma IV 77. Tt, I9H0
CEMETERY NOTICE
ALL FLOWERS, both real and
rtr-i.f'oai . will b' remover) from Heppner
Mavioir Cemetery on June th This is
nfcfisary m order to mow Anyone
wish 'Of j to viv' their artificial flowers
shou"J ptct them up betore that date
Heppner Cemetery Maintenance
Dtctrict Board
Publ'Sh May ?V'h
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tin- Port ot Morrow will hold a public
h'nngat J p n June I?, IVHQ, Room I?,
N'-fvin Sguarp, Boardman, Oregon for
it'.- p.jroov- of discussing thi budget for
tM-fival ar IVB0 HI, twjmninq July I,
1VW)
A ( 'if, ot the budget dor yment may fx
otitM'fii'f) i j ' ' w - n ttie toiirs Of 8 00 a rn
ri 'f 10 p at Rofm ,19, Nivn
','t'i'ir'' (Vi.irdmrtn (jrifjon
Thf lif.t rtotiff arid sumrriar was
pufiiiM '-d Ti thf O.t'-tti Time, on May
''. i'H0
E fi Toad'trt
Budget Officer
Pui-i
M,t n, IVH0
Public Notice
I'K'Cini ts Z. I. 7. H. & U will !
('Oinl)iii(-(l for the flcclion on
Jinn- 21. IMXM.
I!:irli;iru Klooilswortli
Morrow Countv Clerk
Public Notice
NOTICE OF M6ASUR8
NOTlCt OPMCASURI
BLBCTION
City of Happner, Oreoan
..Notice Is hereby gJvtn that on
Tuesday, June 74th, 1980 an election will
be held In Hoppner, Morrow County,
Oreo on The poll will be open from 100
am to I 00 p m, The following question
shall be submitted to the qualified voters
thereof :
SPECIAL ELECTION TAX L FVV
OUTSIDE THE PERCENT CONST)
TUTIONAL. LIMITATION
Shall the voters author lie the City of
Heppner, Oregon to levy $N 0S0 00
outside of the six percent limitation?
The purpose of the measure Is to
provide an adequate tax revenue for me
oeneral operation of the City, as the iim
percent allowed without voter approval
under Article XI, Section I, Oregon
Constitution, is not adequate It approv
ed the levy would finance the operating
budget for the Fitcal Year 1980 1981
"if this measure Is approved S4.0W 00
of the taxes levied will be financed
partially by the state of Oregon " The
reasons for increasing the levy are To
maintain the current number of employ
es, plus employment salaries, payroll
taxes, insurances, spiralmg costs of
materials and supplies, all necessary for
the betterment and the operation and
maintenance of the City ot Heppner,
Oregon
This legal notice Is to be published In
THE HFPPNER GA2FTTE TIMTS
Marshall Lovgren,
City Administrator
Barbara Hloodsworth,
Morrow County Clerh
Publish May 79, IVaO
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0
THE STATE Of OREGON
FOR THE COUNTV OF MORROW
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
INLAND EMPIRE BANK,
an Oreqon Banking Corporation,
Pu.nt.it,
vs
DORIS E . McCLELLAN and
OAVIO B MCCLELLAN
Defendants
By virtue ot an execution issued ou Ot
the above entitled court m the above en
titled cause to me directed and dated the
l?th dayot May, 190 utxwi a judgement
rendered and entered n said court on the
19th day of December. 1979 in tavor ot
inland Fmpire Bank, plaintiff, and
arjanst Dons E McCtetian and David B
McCleiian. defendants for me fotlowing
sums
fll On plaintiff's t'rv cause of suit
aua-ns Davd B Mr 0nan d'tmdant.
ttn- Sum ot $V.96 V together W'th
interest at the rate of I'j percent per
annum from )Anury ?V 198. through
December l. 1979 Ol $160608. $7HA
roavnhl attorney's fee . $a0 for
mort tit fnrr insure report, and costs
and d'Sburseoient-i of MS 90.
(? On piatnbffs econd cause ot Suit
auanst Davd B Mr Cieiian. defendant,
the sum ol $t.9 IS. focieftier with
mteri'Si at the rate of 8 percent per
annum from Nfvemier . 19711. through
De ember 16 1979 of $1S7 SS. 7tJ
reasonable at'orney's fees. $40 for
mortgage tnrerlosure rr(xrtj
fit On ptamhff's second cause ot suit
atarns' Davd B McCleflannd Dons F
McCleiian, defendants, the sum of
$S,7S7 07 fonnher with interest al the
rate of 9' percent per annum from Oft
H 198, throuu'i December 16, 1979 of
$611 It, $78 reawwiabte attorney's fe-t ,
$40 for morttjatK' foreclosure report;
ard the costs of and upon this writ. I
certify that on the l?thdayOf May. 1980
I l'ved on all the right, title and interest
of the withn named defendants n and to
the following described real pro(erty
Situafefl m Morrow County, Oreijrxt,
to wit
The South !?let of Lot .and the North
18 feet of Lot 8 m B'ock fcist m the
Cityot Irrigon, Section 19. Township 5
North, Range 7 F W M . all being in
Morrow County. Mate of Oregon
NOW, THFRFFONChy virtue of sad
eeruhon and in compliance with the
cmnmttds of said writ I will, on f-nfMy,
h i- ?ti. dav of June. 9) at 9 00 a m at
he frnnt dtwir of the County Courthouse
m Heppner, Morrow County, Oregon,
eii ,1' public auction, subiert to the
ffirr . T; the- h rhf ftr1rjfr tfir
(,t- rn hand all the right, title and
interest which the yvi thm named defect
d.tni". h.td on tte IVtb day Of December.
199, tiu dale of the enrolling and
firfketing of the judgment herein, or
Sim f thai date had in and to the
M, vt ' (it",r r.bed properly or any part
therwil ii said exenjtion,
nfcre-,1 (osis firl At' rumg costs
OArr t) tt'.s l?ih d.iy ot May. IVW)
First Pimlir af" M.iy 71. IVH0
t -tst Pubb ahnn ' June II, IVH0
Larry O f-etsch
Mrfjrrow County Sheriff
Pithirti- Mny 7). ?H iune 4. II. I9H0
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See Us For Your
Tune-Up Needs
Parts
Service
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lone
422-7409 or 422-74 18
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Pro -Sum in 6 r
Economy Car Sale
i lxo HpnIH"! cvl., front wIumI drive. t'i l 3 mpK .
I N0 I'ontitic riKM'iilv finiit wheel drive, 4 Neeil IriinM.
1 IIINII Ituiik Skvliii k-fnmt wheel drive.
II HWll Ford Courier l'ii'luips-1 Kieed truns.. I with 7 ft. box.
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