Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, October 09, 1980, Page THIRTEEN, Image 13

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The Heppner Gaette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 9, 1980-THIRTEEN
jpUBUC NOTICESj
NATIONAL FOREST TIM
BER FOR SALE. UMATILLA
NATIONAL FOREST. ELK
HORN LODGEPOLE FIBER
WOOD, SALVAGE SALE, lo
cated within T.5S,. R.2BE.:
W.M. surveyed. SEALED
BIDS will be received by the
District Ranger or his repre
sentative Heppner Ranger
Station, Heppner, Oregon,
978M0 up to and not later than 2
p.m.. local time at place of bid
opening, October 22, 1980,
followed Immediately by oral
bidding. An eHtimated 73 acres
of chippable Lndgepole pine,
more or less.have been des
ignated for cutting. The min
imum total lump-sum accept
able bid for 73 acres Is
$fl,27B.OO. The minimum
acceptable bid per acre Is
tfili H). Additional total lump
sum deposit required for slush
disposal is $17 M per acre.
Additional total lump-sum
deposit required for road
maintenance on National For
est roads over the appraised
route is I30.B5 per acre.
Additional total lump-sum
deposit for surface rock re
placement on National Forest
Roads on the appraised route
is Hi2 4() per acre. The
contract includes a descript
ion of the maintenance work
by roads for the deposit.
Bidders are advised that
violations of the Timber
Export and Substitution Re
strictions constitute breach of
contract and may result in
contract cancellation, refusal
to award other timber sales to
the violator, and-or debar
ment or suspension from
bidding on future timber
sales. The required bid guar
antee is $2.(KH).(M) Additional
0
'erformanec Bond is $3,000.
i. Applicable Purchaser
Road Credits are none. Addit
ional B3.3 Purchaser Credit is
none. 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 Dis
trict. P.O. Box 7. Heppner,
Oregon. 9783H.
Published Oct. 9. 1980.
Soroptimists
The twenty-seventh annual
meeting of District No. 3,
Northwestern region. Sorop
timist International of the
Q (ericas, Inc., was held Oct.
ud 5. at Campbell's Lodge,
Chelan. Wash. The hostess
club of Chelan was assisted by
the Okanogan, Omak and
Wenatchee clubs.
Those attending trom the
Heppner club were President.
Jeanne Sumner, Federation
delegate E'laine George,
Treasurer Clista Venard.
Marlene Peterson and Regio
nal delegate Mary Goheen.
Total attendance of delegates,
club members and guests
from eastern Washington and
eastern Oregon was 135.
The theme of the mating
was "Pioneers of the Future -Unplowed
Trails," and the
director was Dortha Voruz of
La Grande. Everything was
cooperative with gorgeous
weather in a beautiful setting,
said a club spokeswoman.
Detailed reports were on the
Federation convention held in
Denver in July, which was
attended by Heppner's Elaine
George, and informative
workshops on plans for the
Library
Monday and Wednesday - 1
to S p.m.
Thursday -7 to 9 p.m.
Saturday 2 to 4 p.m.
Storyhour - Thursday -10:30
a.m.
Museum
Monday 1 to 5 p.nv
Wednesday 1 to 5 p.m.
Saturday -. 10 a.m. to 12
p.m., lto S p.m.
Sunday -10 a.m. to 12 p.m., 1
to 5 p.m.
In the early eighteenth
century, France became the
first country to forbid
barbers to perform surgery.
jpPBUC NOTIcisj
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
STATEMENT OF OWNER
SHIP. MANAGEMENT AND
CIRCULATION
1. Title of Publication-The
Heppner Gazette-Times. Pub
lication No.-24(M20
2. Date of filing--9-29-B0
3. Frequency of Issue-weekly.
No, of Issues Published
Anntiiily-52, Annual Subscrip
tion PrW-W-HO
4. Location of Known Office
of Publication-147 West Wil
low. Heppner. Morrow Coun
ty. Oregon 97838
5. location of the Head
quarters or general business
offices of the Publishers
same 6. Names and Complete
Addresses of Publisher. Edit
or, and Managing Editor-Publisher-David
E. Sykes.
April E. HiltonSykes. 165 W.
Willow. Heppner. OR 97838:
Editor-April E. Hilton Sykes.
165 W. Willow, Heppner, OR
9783f: Managing Editor-April
E. Hilton Sykes. 185 W. Wil
low. Heppner, OR 97B3B
7. Owner-David E, Sykes
and April E. Hilton Sykes, 185
W. Willow. Heppner. OR 97836
B. Known Bondholders,
Mortgagees, and other Secur
ity Holders OwningorHoldingl
percent or More of Total
Amount of Bonds. Mortgages
or other Securities-Jane and
Jerome Sheldon. 19f9 S W.
Park Ave.. No. 513, Portland.
OR 97201
. Not applicable
10. Extent and Nature of Circulation
A. Total no. copies printed (Net Press Run)
B. Paid Circulation
1. Sales through dealers and carriers.street
vendors and counter sales 2f2
2 Mail subscriptions 1245
C. Total paid circulation 1507
D Free distribution by mail, carrier or other
means, samples, complimentary, and other
free copies 23
E. Total distribution 177(1
F. Copies not distributed
1. Office use. left over, unaccounted, spoiled
after printing 202
2. Returns from news agents
G. Total
2000
A comtt'i tail always pointi away from tha sun.
attend 27th district meeting
future.
At the next local meeting
Thursday. Oct. 9. (noon at the
Wagon Wheel), the guests will
be Don and Martha Peterson
of lone who are Governor Vic
Atiyeh's "Listening Post"
representatives for this area.
Soroptimist International of
the Americas is a service
Sww-
Electronic In -cab monitor
keapa labe on 22 different
combine tuncoone.
Oram tables and com headr
rlolct gram tablet available
from 13-30' wtdtha. 13-20'
floating oujterbar tablet for
aoybeana. 3-row wide to 8-row
narrow com heada.
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11. I certify that the state
ments made by me above are
correct and complete.
-s- David E. Sykes
Publisher
12. For completion by Publi
shers mailing at the regular
rn'es.
39 U.S.C. 3f23 provides in
pertinent part: "No person
who would have been entitled
to mail matter under former
section 4359 of this title shall
mail such matter at the rates
provided under this subsection
unless he files annually with
the Postal Service a written
request for permission to mail
matter at such rates "
In accordance with the
provisions of this statute. I
hereby request permission to
mail the publication named in
Item 1 at the phased postage
rales presently authorized bv
39 U .S C. 3f;2fi.
Signature of Publisher
David E.Svkes
Averace Actual
no copies no. copies
each is- of single
sue dur- issue pub
inc prece- lished
dine two nearest to
months filing date
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Local cattleman
to exhibit at
livestock show
Grieh Angus. Lexington, is
among beef cattle exhibitors
registered for the 70th annual
Pacific International Live
stock Exposition Oct. 11-19 at
the Expo Center off the 1-5
freewav in North Portland.
The Grieb ranch is showing
ten head in the Angus division.
The traditional PI horse
show, intermingled with five
standard events of Profess
ional Rodeo Cowboy Associat
ion approved professional ro
deo is the main arena enter
tainment for the show. A
separate countrv variety show
is also included with general
admission. In the circus-like
livestock section some 3.500
farm and ranch animals will
be shown and judged in eight
huge tents.
The show is open daily from
noon to 11 p m. with the horse
show-rodeo nightly at 7:30
plus 1:30 p.m. performances
Saturdays and Sundays.
General admission is $3.50
for adults. $2.50 for senior and
juniors 6-14 Arena show
reserved seats, including
grounds admission, are $6 for
adults. $5 for senior citizens.
World faiths
topic of study
What is the oldest major
religion in the world? Who was
Buddha? What is the religious
reason for the caste system?
What is the Moslem (Islamic)
view of life and death? How
are Judaism and Christianity
intertwined?
These are some of the
questions that will spark
learning about world faiths in
a six-week adult study group
at the lone United Church of
.Christ.
"We will discuss world
religions from the perspective
of our own faiths." said the
Reverend Cathy Barker of the
lone church. During the meet
ings, which will be held on Oct.
9. 16. 23 and 30 and Nov. 13 and
20. focus will be on Hinduism.
Buddhism. Chinese philoso
phies. Islam and Judaism.
The study group is open to
all interested and will be held
in the lone United Church of
Christ basement from 7:30 to 9
p.m.
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We will have a special
combine clinic by
Massey Ferguson per
sonnel promptly at
1 PM.
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