EiC!ITThe Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner. Ore Ron, Thursday. September 3, 1981
Corjbsys gslfssr prises in iho 1901 fJlorrow Ccuniy Qedba
inort phtttt, try pagt 1
Wheat disease
experts slate
meeting
Sept. 3
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Jack (R) and Bob McGuire, a father and
son team from Boardman receive awards
for the Morrow Co. Team Roping Event.
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Mary Knowles receives an award on
behalf of Janice and Morine Healy
for Breakaway and Barrel.
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Sid Britt of Echo wins
for Steer Wrestling.
UNBREAKABLE
GLASS COVER
FRONT
WITH
!PURCHASE OF
EACH
m mow
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS
MONEY SAVING OFFER.
GOOD ONLY THRU SEPT. 30
Many Stove Assessories Also Available
BnCD 40 Use
TERRY COAT
Use as Liquid Slurry
VITAVAK
Use as Paste Slurry
75 Use as
UEPTACL1LGR
Use as Liquid Slurry
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a buckle
ORLEY STOVE.
Heppner
676-9157
Dry or Slurry
Dry or Slurry
422-7254
Mike urwnam neppner, w8 gecond
a gift certificate for the Amateur Calf
mva ' " II
Roping event.
Cox of Hermiston is awarded a , , . t v.
for the Calf Roping
Talburt, Pendleton,
award for Bareback.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF SERVICE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
TAX WARRANTS
NOTICE is hereby given
pursuant to ORS 311.615 of the
service of Personal Property
Tax Warrants upon the follow
ing listed tax payers. Pay
ment of the following listed
delinquent taxes with interest
and costs of service must be
made by October 15, 1981 or
fee
InteSIsT"
NAME DESCRIPTION TEAR TAX TO OCT. 15. 81 TOTAL
Oliver Carver Mobile Ho 1979 125.66 23.25 148.91
Mobile Hone 1980 124.44 9.96 1J4.40
Alfredo Ruelas Mobile Home 1979 27.13 5.02 32.15
Mobile Home 1980 26.35 2.U 28.46
Paul Martin Mobile Home 1979 .88 .12 1.00
Mobile Home 1980 58.56 4.68 63.24
Adrian & Rose East Mobile Home 1980 41.15 2.06 43.21
Jeaaie & Lupe Collozo Mobile Home 1980 240.93 19.27 260.20
Cruz Pruneda Mobile Home 1980 240.93 19.27 260.20
Alvin & Dorothy Hornaby
Mobile Home 1980 75.78 6.06 81.84
Elijio 4 Elva Salinas Mobile Home 1979 53.45 9.89 63.34
Bill 4 Bobette Rackley
Mobile Home 1979 190.57 35.26 225.83
Mobile Home 1980 198.19 15.86 214.05
Marvin Pitchford Mobile Home 1980 173.39 13.87 187.26
Paul 4 Charlene Callo Mobile Home 1980 50.58 4.05 54.63
Cerry Kirkpatrlck Mobile Home 1980 156.65 12.53 169.18
'FOR THAT
GLORY CONTROL'
See Lfc For:
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BAtWEL 0LffiDS
DEAD WEED
SULVAPJIIHE
THE CHEMICAL SHOWING
GREAT RESULTS
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CHEMICAL Ca.
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event.
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Board Chairman.
Dam Report
The following report has
been released from the Willow
Creek resident office of the
U.S. Army Corps of Engi
neers: Preparation of work has
started on the water storage
tank and Chase Street water
main. Materials are arriving
on the site on a daily basis.
Poles and conductors are
being installed on the power
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PUBLIC NOTICES
said warrants shall be filed
with the County Clerk of
Morrow County, Oregon, to be
entered in the judgement
docket of said county and shall
become a lien upon the title to
any interest in real property
owned by the person against
whom the warrant is issued,
and the taxes on personal
property embraced in the
warrant with interest, penal
ties and costs applicable
MORNING
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I'apineau, Lexington,
m Amaleur Calf Roping
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facility relocation. The relo
cated segment of telephone
lines and facilities along lower
Willow Creek to the Balm
Fork connection is operation
al. Excavation and embank
ment operations continue on
the Willow Creek Road, reser
voir waterline, and bridges.
Concrete work on Willow
Creek abutement No. 1 and
Pier No. 2 foundation has
begun.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
thereto, shall continue as a
lien on all the personal
property of the person asses
sed as otherwise provided by
law. The effect shall be the
same as though the people of
the county had recovered the
judgement against the person
charged for the full amount of
the delinquent tax covered by
the warrant together within
interest thereon and cost as
provided by law.
Margo Sherer
Morrow County Treasurer
& Tax Collector
Published: Sept. 3, 10, 17, 24,
1981
Heppner
News
The E.E. Gontys have had
family guests recently. Their
granddaughter Pat Bevin and
her friend Heather from
Ukiah spent rodeo weekend
here. Just about when the girls
left for Ukiah, Eleanor's
brother, Ray Hemrich and his
wife Georgia arrived from
Valley Springs, California for
a few days of visiting.
placed Rf Ute Fuller, Pendleton, receive an
1 award for Steer Wrestling.
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Lee Kite L) accepts
Ilolloman, President
'
Merchant Assoc. for winning the
"Bareback "Bronco event at a recent
National High School Rodeo.
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LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE '
Notice is hereby given that the
Forest Service, United States
Department of Agriculture,
is considering an exchange of
land with Boise Cascade
Corporation under the
authority of the Acts of
March 20, 1922, as amended
(16 U.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 consid
ered for exchange are describ
ed as (all in Oregon):
Umatilla National Forest.
Umatilla County T. 3N., R. 37
E., W.M.: NEViSW.S'SEV
Section 1; SWV4NEV4,
NWV4SEV4, SM2SEV4 Section 2;
T. 1 S., R. 36 E., W.M.:
NEV4NWV4 Section 30;
N'NWV4 Section 33; T. 2 S.,
R. 35 E., W.M.: W'NWV.
NWSWV4, ESEVi Section 17;
NVS1NEV4 Section 18;
Union County T.2 N., R. 38 E.,
W.M.: SE' iSW'i Section 25:
T. 2N R. 39 E .W.M.: Lot 2
Section 18; T. 3 N., R. 39 E..
W.M.: SWV4NEV4 Section 10;
NWV4NWV4 Section 11;
NWV4NEV4 Section 14; T.2 S..
R. 35 E W.M.: NWV4NEV4.
El4SW'4 Section 10;
Wallowa-Whitman National
Forest, Union County T. 1 S.,
R. 40 E., W.M.: W'E'
Section 28; T. 2 S., R. 37 E.,
W.M.: EV4SWV4.SEV4, Section
12; E'.iNW'4 Section 13; T. 2
S., R. 38 E., W.M.: SMiSW4,
SEV4SEV4 Section 5; Lot 6,
SEV4SEV4 Section 6; T. 2 S R.
40E..W.M.: WVi Section 3; all
of Section 4; all of Section 9;
NWV4, NWtSwy4, SWV4SW4,
N'4SEV4SWV4 Section 10.
The Boise Cascade Corpora
tion lands are described as
(all in Oregon):
Umatilla National Forest,
Umatilla County T. 6 N., R. 38
E., W.M.: That portion of the
S' east of Henry Creek in
Section 20; SW4, N'SE'A,
SE'iSE'A Section 21;
S4SW'4, SWV4SEV4 Section
22; NE'4NE'4. S'jNE'i, W'A
Section 27; NWV4NEV4, NW'A,
WMtSWV4 Section 28; NE'i,
EiNWi',, that portion
WViNWVi east of Henry
Creek, SWA, 'NV4SEV4 Sec
tion 29; that portion of the Elk
east of Henry Creek Section
30; NiN, Stt Section 32;
NWV4NWV4 Section 33; NW'A
Section 34; T. 1 S R. 36 E
W.M.! SWV4NWV4, NWV4SWV4
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a plaque irom jerry
of the Heppner
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Section 22; T. 4 S.. R. 32 E.,
W.M.: SWV4SEV4 Section 24;
NNEV, SENEW Section
25; T. 5 S.. R. 32 E., W.M.:
N4NE4 Section 32;
NWV4NWV4 Section 33.
Morrow County T. 6 S., R 28
E. W.M.: SESEV Section 1;
NEV4NEV4 excepting there
from a parcel of land more
particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning at a point on
the west line of the SEW of the
SE'4 of said Section 1, which is
150 feet north of the SW corner
of said sub-division; thence
south on west line and the west
line of the NEW of the NE'-4 of
said Section 12, a distance of
500 feet to a point; thence east
435.6 feet to a point; thence
north and parallel with said
west line a distance of 500 feet
to a point; and thence west
435.6 feet to the point of the
beginning in Section 12; T. 6S.,
R29E..W.M.: Ut 4 Set lion 7,,
Union County T. 1 N , R. 38 E.,
W.M.: Lot 4, SWV4NW4,
NWV4SWV4 Section 1; Lot 1
Section 2; T. 2 N.. R. 38 E.,
W.M.: All of Section 16;
WMiW'i Section 36.
Wallowa-Whitman National
Forest, Union County T. 1 S.,
R. 37 E., W.M.: SW' Section
36; T. IS., R. 38 E., W.M.:
SW'4SE'4 Section 8; NET'."
NM1NW4, SEWNW',, NWS'i
Section 17; NEWNEW,
SM1NEV4, NEV4SWV4.
N'iSEV4, SWV4SEV4 Section
18; T. 2 S., R. 41 E., W.M.:
NWV4, N'iSW'4, that part of
SE't west of the Minam River
in Section 10; T.4S., R. 36 E.,
W.M.: All of Section 36.
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 may not
exceed 25 percent of the value
of the lands transferred out of
Federal ownership.
Persons claiming such proper
ties or having valid objections,
to this proposed exchange
must file their claims or
objections with the Regional
Forester, Forest Service, P.O.
Box 3623, Portland, OR 97208,
within 15 days after date of the
last publication of this notice.
(Publication dates: August
20, 27, September 3, 10, 1981.)
By BOB COSTA
Extension Agent
Some of the most knowled
geable wheat disease experts
In the Northwest will be
meeting with wheat growers
on Thursday, September 3, at
7:30 p.m. In Thompson Hall at
the Umatilla County Fair
grounds In Hermiston. Wheat
growers are encouraged to
attend.
Take-all yellow dwarf virus,
and stripe rust are but a few of
the diseases affecting wheat In
our area and they po"
serious threat to wheat pro
duction. Dr. Bob Powelson,
Extension plant pathologist
from OSU. will talk about the
latest take-all research. Paul
Rasmussen and Vance Pum
phrey from the Columbia
Basin Ag Research Center in
Pendleton, will present find
ings from take-all research
conducted In our area this
summer. The scientists will
also discuss yellow dwarf
virus, stripe rust, and any
other disease topics you might
have questions about.
The meeting will be inform
al with plenty of opportunity
for discussion. Planting time
is upon us and many of the
wheat disease problems you"ll
face and the methods of
control will be discussed.
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NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE
On the 16th doy of October.
1981. at the hour of 10:00
o'clock A.M. Standard Time in
accordance with O K S
187.110. at the west entrance of
the Morrow County Court
house in Hpi"T. Oregon. I
will sell all the right, title,
claim and interest of the
within named Defendant at
Public Auction to the highest
bidder for cash in the follow
ing descrilwd Real Properly
located in Morrow County.
Oregon, to-wil:
Commencing at the south
west corner of Section 11;
thence North 18 degrees
36' 36" East 5377.55 feet;
thence South 73 degrees
09' 01" East 766.05 feet to
the true point of begin
ning; thence South 75
degrees 37' 56" East 324.0.1
feet; thence South 16
degrees 36' 30" East 89. 30
feet; thence South 66
degrees 00' 25" East 658.04
feet: thence South 36
degrees 48' 00" West 85.13
feet to said right of way:
thence along said right of
way North 76 degrees 28'
22" West 1042.83 feet:
thence North 26 degrees
30' U" East 307.47 feet to
the true point of begin
ning, all being in a
parcel of land situated
in the Northwest
quarter of the Northeast
quarter and the Northeast
quarter of the Northwest
quarter of Section II.
Township 1. Range 24,
E.W.M.,, Morrow County,
Oregon.
Said sale is made under a Writ
of Execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of
Morrow to me directed in the
case of :
Bank of Eastern Oregon, A
State Bank Corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Roy A. Lindstrom,
Defendant
Morrow County Case Number
6558
Writ of Execution Dated
August 26, 1981.
L.D.Fetsch, Sheriff
Morrow County
Heppner, Oregon
By Pauline Winter
Chief Civil Deputy
Published: Sept.
198f
3, 10, 17. 24,