Plan summer
gardens now
n.v BOB COSTA
OSU Extension Agent
Morrow County , . ,
For fresh home grown vege-'
tables next summer, start
planning your garden now.
Planting varied adapted
to local conditions is one of the
most important factors in a
successful vegetable garden.
With proper selection of var
ieties, gardeners can grow a
wide range of garden fruits
and vegetables in central
Morrow County.
An important consideration
in variety selection is the days
to maturity. Most garden
catalogs list the days to ma
turity right afler the variety
name. For warm season crops
such as cantaloupes, squash,
tomatoes and peppers, select
varieties that mature quickly.
For lettuce, plant early in
the spring and select varieties
that are slow to bolt and that
hold well in warm weather.
If a gardener has favorite
varieties that have done well
previously, he should stick
with them for main plantings.
Gardeners can call or stop by
the extension office in Hep
pner for advice on suitable
vegetable varieties.
Select suitable varieties and
order seeds now. Vegetable
seeds can be ordered from
garden catalogs or bought at
garden supply stores.
I.U.C.C to hold
annual meeting
The lone United Church of
Christ will wrap up the year
gone by at an annual meeting
on January 30. All members
are asked to attend, and visi
tors lire welcome, said the
Kev. Cathy Barker, pastor of
the church.
The Sunday morning sched
ule has been revised for an
nual meeting day. Barker
said. The Worship Committee
will serve a breakfast of
French toast and sausage
from 8 30 to 9 a.m. The
worship service has been
moved up to 9:30 a m. for this
day only ; the church school
classes for children will begin
at 9 30 a m also. The business
meeting will be held following
the worship.
Childcare will be provided
throughout the morning.
The agenda for the annual
meeting includes reports from
the church boards and com
mittees, and an election of
officers. Also the Worship
Committee will distribute a
survey to help with their 1983
planning, she said.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
CHANGES ARE MADE IN
DETERMINATIONS OF
CITY OF HEPPNER. ORE
GON BASE FLOOD ELEVA
TIONS AND ZONE DESIG
NATIONS UNDER THE NA
TIONAL FLOOD INSUR
ANCE PROGRAM.
On April 1, 1981, the Federal
Emergency Management A
gency identified Special Flood
Hazard Areas in the City of
Heppner, Oregon, through is
suance of a Flood Insurance
Rate Map.
The Associate Director,
State and Local Programs and
Support, has determined that
modification of the zones and
elevations of the flood having
a one-percent chance of oc
currence in any given year
bise flood) for certain loca
10ns in the City of Heppner is
. r;:opriate. The modified
base flood elevations and zone
designations, amend the Fed
eral Emergency Management
Agency Flood Insurance Rate
Map for the community.
The changes are made pur
suant to Section 206 of the
Flood Disaster Protection Act
of 1973 (P L. 93 234), and are
in accordance with the Na
tional Flood Insurance Act of
1968, as amended (Title XIII
of the Housing and Urban
Development Act of 1968, P L.
90-448). 42 U.S.C. 4001-4128,
and 44 CFR Part 65.
The changes in base flood
elevations is as follows :
523-4056 963-2158
John B.Kirby
MARKET REPORT THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. 1983
CATTLK SALABLE - 42
8TKKRS
Under 400 lbs. 65.50 - 70.00
400 to 500 lbs. 64.00-69.50
500 to 600 lbs. 63.50-60.50
600 to 700 lbs. 61.00 - 65.00
700 to 800 lbs. 58.00 - 62.00
Over 800 lbs. 58.00 - 61.50
Mai" 50.00 - 57.00
Pairy 31.00-46.00
Commercial & Utility Cows 34.00-38.50
Canners & Cutters 27.00 33.00
R"11" 40.00-47.25
HEIFERS
I Under 400 lbs. 52.00-57.50
400 to 500 lbs. 53.00 - 57.25
500 to 600 lbs. 53.00-56.50
600 to 700 lbs. 53.00 - 56.25
Heifcrettes 43.50-48.50
Plain Heifers 35.00-45.00
Bred Cows 400.00 440.00
Fair 440.00-495.00
HOGS SALABLE 4
Fat Hogs 50.00
SHEEP SALABLE - 22
Lambs 4200
Cull Ewes 10.00 cwt.
Bucks 17.50-25.00 hd.
HORSES SALABLE - 3
No. One's 3100
There were 27 buyers and 42 consignors represented at
Thursday's market.
MARKET TREND: Our market consisted of mostly cows
with a limited number of calves and yearlings being offered.
There was plenty of demand for what we did have consigned
and we could have placed more as several calf and yearling
orders went unfilled. Butcher cows were down from our
market a week ago. however, bred cows held steady with
those being purchased remaining in this area instead of being
shipped out of state.
NEXT SALE: Thursday. January 27th. A good sale is
expected.
Field Representatiave: Don Robinson 562-5259
Thank you.
LA GRANDE LIVESTOCK -
Dealer.
PVBUC NOTICES
PREVIOUS FEMA
ZONES
(AS ON MAP)
Zones A 10. A 15. and A 20
PREVIOUS RANGE OF
BASE FLOOD ELEVATIONS
(AS ON MAP) (NGVD)
1893 Feet to 1991 Feet
NEW FEMA ZONES
Zones A9, A7.and A2
RANGE OF NEW BASE
FLOOD ELEVATION
(NGVD)
1891 Feet to 1977 Feet
Under the above-mentioned
Acts of 1968 and 1973, the
Associate Director, State and
Local Programs and Support,
must develop criteria for flood
plain management. In order
for the community to partici
pate in the National Flood
Insurance Program, the
community will be using the
new flood elevations, to ad
minister the flood plain man
agement measure of the Na
tional Flood Insurance Pro
gram, the community will be
using the new flood elevations,
to administer the flood plain
management measures of the
National Flood Insurance
Program. These modified
base flood elevations will also
be used to calculate the ap
propriate flood insurance
premium rates for new build
ings and their contents and for
the second layer of insurance
on existing buildings and
contents.
Upon the second publication of
notice of these changes in this
paper, any person has ninety
(90) days in which he or she
can request through the Chief
Executive Officer of the
community, that the Associate
Director, State and Local
Programs and Support, re
consider the determination.
Any request for reconsidera
tion must be based on know
ledge of changed conditions or
new scientific or technical
data. All ' Interested parties
are on notice that until the
90-day period elapses, the As
sociate Director's determina
tion to modify the base flood
elevations may itself be
changed.
ju. -XAliJCJCJJLJLJLHULO
John B. Kirby
A Powder River Equipment
3
PCBLIC NOTICES
Any person having knowledge
or wishing to comment on
these changes should immed
iately notify:
Honorable Clifford Green
Mayor, City of Heppner
P.O. Box 756
Heppner, Oregon 97836
Richard E. Sanderson, Chief
Natural Hazards Division
Office of Natural and
Technological Hazards
Published: January 27; Feb
ruary 3, 1983.
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ACT
UPON AN ORDINANCE TO
ISSUE REVENUE BONDS
Public notice is hereby
given that on Thursday, Feb
ruary 10, 1983, at 1 :00 p.m. at
the Post Offices, One Marine
Drive. Boardman, Oregon, the
Board of Commissioners of
the Port of Morrow, Oregon,
will meet to take action upon
an ordinance authorizing the
issuance of revenue bonds for
the purposes of refunding the
Port's Revenue Bonds, Series
1981 A and financing certain
dock, wharf and related facili
ties. Such meeting will be a
public meeting and interested
persons will be given an op
portunity to be heard.
Copies of the ordinance are
available to the public at the
offices of the Port of Morrow,
Oregon. This notice is pub
lished pursuant to the require
ments of ORS 777.565.
The Port of Morrow, Oregon
Patricia Flug, Secretary
Published: January 20, 27,
1983
WIRE
500 TON
NEXT DAY SERVICE
JOHN DAY RIGGING SERVICE
Call Jim Black or
(503) 575
429 W. Main
Ge$T!.orllG -
J "''"'niiinii.n.i.i.ain
THE DALLES, OREGON
Sale ever' Friday 12 Noon
Rocky Webb (503) 298-4464 Dan Frey (503) 365-3463
6 BRAHMAN BULLS
Consigned for Friday, Jan. 28
3 Registered 3 Grade (1-78 & 2-34)
The bulls will be Bangs & Semen tested.
For information call the
o New Construction
JJemodeling
fJt.
Boyd Martin
Construction'
989-8555
Licensed & Bonded
0
PUBLIC NOTICES
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR MORROW COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
JACK HYND, JR., Deceased.
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Rita H. Hynd has
been appointed Personal
Representative of the above
estate.
All persons having claims
against the estate are re
quired to present them to:
Rita H. Hynd, Personal Rep
resentative, Mautz, Hallman
& Teicher, 101 Southeast
Byers Avenue, Pendleton,
Oregon 97801 (Phone 276-2811)
within four months after the
date of first publication of this
notice or be barred.
All persons whose rights
may be affected by this pro
ceeding may obtain additional
information from the records
of the above named court, the
Personal Representative, or
from Mautz. Hallman
Teicher, attorneys for Per
sonal Representative.
DATED and first published
this 27th day of January, 1983.
MAUTZ, HALLMAN &
TEICHER
Attorneys for Personal
Representative
By Robert T. Mautz
Published: January 27, Feb
ruary 3, 10, 1983.
Cords of.
Thanks 1
I want to thank all my
friends for their kind expres
sions at church at the party at
the Bowling Alley, for the
cakes, gifts and cards. Special
thanks to Mike Sheridan,
Neola Mackey, and a very
special thanks to Pat Brindle
for all the help she has done
for me over the years I have
been here in Heppner. God
Bless you all.
John Canaday
1-17-lc
I want to thank all who were
so thoughtful and kind to me
and Edith all during my stay
in Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
A special thanks to Dr. Wolff
and the nurses. Also a big
thank you to the faculty and
students of lone High School.
Mike Matthews
1-27-lp
ROPE CHOKERS
WINCH LINES LOG WRAPPERS
ESC0 SWAGING PRESS
BUNK CABLES
TO HEPPNER
Mike Thunell
- 1156
John Day, Or. 97845
i
Buv Sell Trade 676
"
Mili,ini.....iil,i.l,,.i ,
iTiDin .iivLoiuofi
Yard or Bill Lauterbach, Breeder (509)395-2882.
Cards of
Thanks 1
We wish to extend our sin
cere thanks to all our friends
and relatives for their cards of
sympathy, floral offerings,
money, memorials, prayers
and other expressions of sym
pathy at the time of our recent
bereavement. A special
thanks to Dr. Wolff and the
staff of Pioneer Memorial
Hospital for the excellent care
given our mother. We can
never adequately show our
thanks for the wonderful
though tfulness.
The family of Mable Gray
1-27-lp
Dear people of lone, Lex
ington, and Heppner and Mor
row County, I would like to say
thanks for all the nice deeds
you have done for me, Kim
and the family of Grampa
Warren. Also thanks to Ed
Struthers, Chuck Mitchells,
and Barb and Jim for helping
with Kim. You were all so kind
to Gramma Warren. Words
can not express the good care
from Pioneer Memorial Hos
pital Nursing crew and all the
staff. They were all so kind
and loving to Grampa. Also all
the kind and loving cards, they
madeit so much easier.
Gramma Warren.
Kim, Dennis, Barb, and Art
1-27-lc
We would like to thank all of
you for the messages of sym
pathy and the thoughts and
prayers given during our re
cent loss. Also for the many
kindnesses given to Carrie
during the recent years.
Thank you.
Carrie Becket Family
1-27-lp
Notices 2
AA Meetings in Condon,
starting Feb. 3rd at 8 p.m. 803
S. Main or call 384-4188. 1-27-lp
Chain Saw
Sale
Now In
Progress
rnone oo-vu
Help Wanted 4
AN OHIO OIL CO. offers
high income, plus cash bonus
es, benefits to mature person
in Heppner area. Regardless
of experience, write M.W.
Read, American Lubricants
Co., Box 6, Dayton, Ohio
45401 i-27-lc
Applications are now being
taken for a part-time position
at the Morrow County ASCS
office. Position includes field
and general office work. Con
tact Judy Buschke, Morrow
County ASCS Office, Gilliam &
Bisbee Bldg. (upstairs above
Coast to Coast Store) for more
information, Telephone
676-9152. Applications must be
filed no later than February
14, 1983. 1-27-3C
WANTED: High school stu-'
dent to write HHS girls' sports
stories. No writing experience
necessary. Contact Patti All
stott at the Gazette-Times
office for salary and other
information. 1-20-tfs
The Ifeppner
..miw yi
r.AUniriuL
WALLPAPER
SALE
30-50
OFF
676-9157
Rentals 7
Three bedroom house, 3
bath, full basement. Call
evenings 376-8307. l-20-2c
Two bedroom unfurnished
apartment in Lexington.
Water, sewer, garbage and
T.V. furnished. 676-9456 days,
676-9623 evenings. 9-9-tfc
$25 REWARD for anyone
finding a mature tenant to
rent quiet apt. close to down
towffHeppner. 422-7579.
12-2-tfs
One bedroom apartment'
Appliances furnished. No
Pets $135. 676-9893. 10-21 -tfc
APARTMENTS for rent:
the rent for the sixth month is
FREE after you pay 5 months
rent. $110 -145 per month plus
utilities. 422-7579. 11-11-tfs
Bachelor apt. and two
bdrm. apt. Water and garbage
service furnished. Close to
downtown. From $135. Call
after 6 p.m. 276-4674 collect.
11-25-tfc
FANTASTIC! 2and3bdrm.
apts.; private balconies,
economical heat, laundry fa
cilities, extra storage, close to
hospital. SAVE $100! $50
reduction in cleaning deposit
plus $50 rent credit in March if
you rent before February 1.
Renting from $226. up. Rent
figured on 25 percent of your
adjusted income. You could
qualify for Rental Assistance.
Call and ask us about it!
Hurry, they go fast! EVER
GREEN TERRACE APART
MENTS. Equal Housing Op
portunity. 676-5120. 1-6-tfc
Services 8
Carpets and upholstery:
cleaned professionally. John
Shaw, 676-5283. 8-12-tfc
GUNS: Bought, sold or
traded. Will order for 10 per
cent above cost.
' Summer Tires Off - winter
tires on and balanced. Tube
less $3.50 ea. Tube Type $4.50
SPECIAL: Lube, oil, and
filter change plus car wash,
$18. 4 x 4's $1 extra. Up to five
quarts. Union 10-40.
Bring back the shine to your
vehicle and protect the paint
on newer ones. Simonize Wax
$19.95 and up.
Vern's 76 Station 676-5184.
BAKER VALLEY
AUCTION YARD, INC.
OWNED & OPERATED BY ROSS & FAYE EVERY
Your Best Year Round Market1
SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY, 1p.m.
BAKER, OREGON
YARD (503) 523-4413 :: HOME (503) 523-9017
Big Enough To Serve You - Small Enough To Know You
Gazette - Times, Heppner, Oregon,
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ii Ti 71
M.J9r J
IFMAMCMG
On All New Ford &
GM Cars 81 Pickups
79 Subaru 2 dr., DL, 4sp., Front
wheel dr.. Clean economy car.
74 Ford 4 dr.. Crew - cab pickup,
4sp., 2 wheel drive, Low miles.
79 Chev. Monte Carlo Hardtop AT,
AC, Cruise control. Beautiful jot
black, Local one owner.
77 Chev. 2 wheel drive, 4sp.(
V2 ton, ExceNent condition.
Excellent Selection of
New Cars & Pickups.
77 Dodge Ram Charger Wagon,
AT, Cruise control, Good
rubber. Clean.
1976 Chev Vk
Real
1981 Buick Limited
2 door Loaded Local 1 owner
Luxery car Low miles
Lots of Trado
Good Selection
We do front end alignments.
See Clarence.
Farley Motor Co.
Heppner 676-9116
Livestock
Poultry
&
10
maS
WILL BUY HORSES - Any
kind. Phone 567-6055. Hermis
ton. 8-12-tfc
Farm
Equipment
11
TURMAN EQUIPMENT
Metal buildings - grain bins.
Your choice of most major"
brands. PRICED RIGHT
BUILT RIGHT. Call Merle -567-7666
Hermiston.
10-21 -tfc
Corn silage. Dependable
supply. Excellent quality.
This feed can cut your winter
hay costs considerably. Call
evenings, 938-5253 or 938-7013.
l-13-4p
Jeeps, Cars, Trucks under
$100 available at local gov't
sales in your area. Call (re
fundable) 1-619-569-0241 ext.
7552 for your 1983 directory, 24
hrs. l-27-3p
Real Estate 23
House for sale - 3 bedroom.
Wood stove. $33,100. 676-5513.
1-20-2p
House for sale in lone, 4
bdrm., 2 bath, family rm.,
wood stove and oil furnace.
Lg. fenced lot, 3 storage bldgs.
lg. garden, fruit trees, berries,
exceptional value, $59,500.
422-7538. 1-27-4C
Cars &
Trucks 22
Thursday, January 27, 1983 FIVE'
- 9228
mL
ton 4x4 pickup
Nice Unit
- ins Coming In
EXCELLENT BUY! Three
bedroom, two bathroom house
with family room, fireplace,
garage, air conditioning, cov
ered deck, nice view. $59,900.
676-9213. l-20-3p
With six bedrooms, four
baths and three kitchens,
this home is set up for a
large family or money
making four-plex.
Pendleton Realty and In
vestments. Inc. 276-2662.
1-13-7C
Three bedroom full base
ment house for sale. Wood ,
stove, oil furnace with outside
shop. Asking $62,000. 676-5288
after 5 p.m. 11-11-tfc ,
4 bdrm. house out of dam
and flood zone (509) 922-1167.
No Fri. nite or Sat. calls.
$24,950.
1-6-tfc
Pets 25
Purebred Irish setter pup
pies for sale. 676-5876. l-6-4c
Home
Garden
26
Save: 30 - 50 percent off on
wallpaper now thru Feb. 27,
during big Wallpaper Sell-A-Thon.
Lexington Lumber
989-8586. 1-27-lC
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