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SIX The Heppner GsirUe-Timn, Heppner, Oregon. Tfetiraday. Jane M, I9S3
PDBL1C NOTIcIs
In the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon
for the County of Morrow (
Probate Department
No. 1907
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
Estate of:
WILBUR R. AKERS
Deceased.
Probate proceedings in the
estate of Wilbur R. Akers.
deceased, are now pending in
the above entitled court,
wherein Ivan R. Akers. the
undersigned, has been ap
pointed and has qualified as
the personal representative of
said estate. All persons having
claims against said estate
herebv are required to present
them, in due form, within four
months after the date of the
first publication of this notice,
as stated below, to the under
signed at the following ad
dress now designated as the
place for the presentation of
claims, to-wit: 471 N. Main.
Heppner. Oregon 97R36 or they
mav be barred.
All persons whose rights
mav be affected by the said
probate proceedings may ob
tain additional information
from the records of the court.,
the undersigned personal rep
resentative or the tatter's at
torney) who is fare)
Winter. Sweeney & Doherty
Attorney for Personal Repre
sentative Box 582
Heppner. Oregon 97836
Phone 676-9456.
Ivan R. Akers
Personal Representative
Rt.l.Box55-Bl
Boardman. Oregon 97818
M0RKOU COUNTY, OREGON
The following Is la accordance with ORS 294.250, pertaining
of the County Auditor for the month cf Key, 1983.
Claimant
I.B.M. Corp.
MPH Industrial, Inc.
Deane Seeger
Krumbeln Engineering
Krumbein Engineering
Pacific H.V. Bell
Heppner Postmaster
Soil a Water Consenr.
0SU Extension Service
E.O. liethly-C. Avers
Columbia Kasln Coop
Pscific R.U Sell
Heralston Tires Auto
Pettyjohn Oil Co.
Sheriff Of Union Co.
B.H. Law Enforcement Equip.
Ohngren's
Pettyjohn 011 Co.
The Banker Life Co.
Oregon Dept. Of Bevenue
Karla Mayberry
Pettyjohn Oil Co.
Grange Mutual Life
Hutch Printing
Turner, VanMarter I Bryant
Xerox Corporation
William M. tletier, SKA
Van Schoick Oil. Inc.
M.C. Juv. Services Coma.
First interstate Bank
Executive Dept.
City Of Umatilla
Davis co.
M.C. Mental Health Services
Dr.L.D. Tibbies
Mary Marlow, et als
Pacific H.W. Bell
Oregon Dept. Of Revenue
Bank Of Eastern Oregon
Social Sec. Revolving
Social Sec. Revolving
Assoc. Of Oregon Cos.
Assoc. Of Oregon Cos.
Pacific B.U. Bell
Industrial Parts Dept.
Hydraulic t Air Equip.
Placher Mill Supply
Clyde Of Oregon
Heppner Auto Parts
Devin Oil Co.
Newman Signs
Columbia Basin Coop
J. t M. Towing
Inland Machinery Co.
Morrow Co. Craln Growers
Hermiston Tire t Auto
VanArsdale Construction
VanArsdale Construction
VanArsdale Construction
The Bankers Life Co.
Hutch Printing
Rentex Corp.
Lexington Lumber Yard
T 7o Caa Inc.
Van Scholack Oil, Inc.
Vest Winds Landscaping
Pacific I.W. Bell
Oregon Dept. of Revenue
Bank Of Eastern Oregon
Council 75
Social Sec. REvolvlng Acct.
Social Sec. Revolving Acct.
Assoc. Of Oregon Counties
Assoc. Of Oregon Counties
Masonic Bldg. Assoc.
Alison Turner
Terry Templeman
Kelly Sager
Pacific N.W. Bell
EBI Companies
EBI Companies
EBI Cos.
Pacific M.W. Bell
Oregonian Pub. Co.
M.C. School District
Oregon Dept. Of Revenue
Bank Of Eastern Oregon
Social Sec. Revolving Acct.
Social Sec. Revolving Acct.
Assoc. Of Ore. Counties
I.B.M. Corp.
Computer Products Unlim, Inc.
Pacific M.W. Bell
T.U. Of Eastern Oregon
Pacific M.W. Bell
Latch Key
E.B.I. Cos.
West Publishing Co.
f pCBLlC XOTIcii
Phone 481-5511
Date and first published: June
16. 198.1.
Published: June 16. 23. 30.
1983.
STANDARD BID FORM
MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT
P.O. BOX 368
LEXINGTON, OREGON 97839
(503) 989-8202
MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT invites bids on the
following:
1 intermediate size 4 door
sedan
1 large compact 4 door
sedan
1 12 or 15 passenger van
Specifications and bid forms
are available upon request at
the address below.
Bids will be opened at Lexing
ton on July 15. at 2:00 pm and
will be presented to the dis
trict board on July 18, 1983 at
Irrigon at 8:00 pm.
Bids are to be sent or deli
vered in sealed envelopes
plainly marked AUTOMO
BILE BID.
AH bids are to be mailed or
delivered to the Morrow Coun
ty School District Office. P.O.
Box 368. Lexington. Oregon
97839 before the time and date
specified above.
The school district reserves
the right to reject any and all
bids.
Matthew P. Doherty.
District Superintendent
Date: June 22. 1983.
Published: June 30. July 7.
1983.
Services for which
payment 1 claimed
Co. Coun.- Off. Equip. 828.00
Sheriff- Equip. Tot Veh. L395.00
LCDCXordlnator 250.00
County Surveyor- Prop. Serv. 275. 00
County Surveyor-File Sec. 237.50
Hon. Dept. -Current Exp. 2J88.47
Non. Dept. -Paper Postage 800.00
Non. Dept.-SWCD Exp. 1498.00
Mon. Dept.-SWCD Exp. 14,842.25
Solid Waste-Contract Labor 730.00.
Cthse. 4 Annex,. Power&Lights 286.18
Sheriff Communication Exp. 151.80
Sheriff Vehicle Exp. 242.76
Sheriff Vehicle Exp. 893.02
Sheriff Jail Exp. 1,400.00
Sheriff Equip. For Vehicles 431.57
Trees, i Tax Collector Oper. Sup. 156.74
Cthse i Annex, Heating 6 Fuel 292.71
Ron. Dept. Personnel Ins. 363.95
Assessor State Merchandise 164.87
County Councel Investigations 243.00
Museum Fuel t Lights 262.54
Non. Dept. Personnel Ins. 205.80
Mon. Dept. Elections 322.37
Hon. Dept. Ins. 293.00
Mon. Dept. Machine Maintenance '250.00
Mon. Dept Professional Services 350.00
Sheriff Vehicle Exp. 209.98
Transfers- Transfers to I.S.C. 250.00
Assessor Fleldvork t Mileage 167.39
Sheriff Consmnlcatlon Exp. 300.00
Sheriff Jail Expense 775.00
Sheriff Equip, for Vehicles 684.13
Juvenile Dept. Psychological EV. 180.00
Health Dept. Medical Examiner Exp. 225.00
Son. Dept. Elections 730.29
Non. Dept. Current Exp. "1699.20
Salaries 3,365.40
Salaries W93.65
Salaries 3163.26
Mon. Dept. FICA & CI 3,463.26
Salaries 783.30
Non. Dept. Personnel Ins. 5,090.02
Communications 231.01
Repairs 526.46
Repairs 426.22
Repairs 240.00
Repairs 2699.24
Repairs 192.18
Gas i Oil 1,457.42
Signing 1,276.50
Misc. ( Electric, etc.) 223.62
Repairs 250.00
Repairs 1,836.03
Repairs 666.69
Tires 4 Tube 1454.49
Road Contracting 4,975.00
Road Contracting 3,900.00
Road Contracting 990.00
Blue Cross Life Ins. 256.42
Office Supplies 202.25
Shop Supplies 160.34
Shop Supplies 188.06
Gas 6 Oil 16.191.00
Gas 6 Oil 335.54
Shop Relocation 192.00
Communications 168.99
Salaries L875.60
Salaries 3,656.86
Salaries 277.20
Salaries 2438.95
FICA 4 HI 2J38.95
Salaries 190.35
Blue Cross 4 Life Ins. 423.31
Rent 175.00
Travel 152.38
Travel 276.35
Medlcsl Consultation ipOO.00
Comaunicatlons 278.03
Non Dept. Workers Comp. V32.74
Worker's Comp. V92.02
OPE 436.72.
Comaunicatlons 296.43
Printing 6 Publishing 150.80
TMR Classrooms 794,30
Salaries 335.00
Salaries 681.65
Salaries 349.19
OPE 349.19
OPE 561.60
Equipment Purchase 913.50
Equipment Purchase 492.18
Current Line Exp. 656.80
Current Line Exp. 156.45
Current line Exp. 302.10
Latch Key 198.05
N.E. Rec-Bene. 200.78
looU Published: June 30. 1983. 200 00
PPBUC KOTICk
STATEMENT OF
NONDISCRIMINATION
Columbia Basin Electric
Cooperative, Inc.. has filed
with the Federal Government
a Compliance Assurance in
which it assures the Rural
Electrification Administra
tion that it will comply fully
with all requirements of Title
V! of the Civil Rights Act of
194 and the Rules and Regu
lations of the Department of
Agriculture issued there
under, to the end that no
person in the United States
shall, on the ground of race,
color, or national origin, be
excluded from participation
in. he denied the benefits of. or
be otherwise subjected to dis
crimination in the conduct of
its program and the operation
of its facilities. I'nder this
Assurance, this organization
is committed not to discrimin
ate against any person on the
grounds of race, color, or
national origin in its policies
and practices relating to
treatment of beneficiaries and
participants including rates,
conditions, and extension of
service, use of any of its
facilities, attendance at and
participation in any meetings
of beneficiaries and partici
pants or the exercise of any
riehfs of such beneficiaries
and participants in the con
duct of the operations of this
organization.
Any person who believes
himself, or any specific class
of individuals, to be subjected
bv this organization to dis
crimination prohibited by
to reporting requirement!
Amount ordered
paid
0
PUBLIC NOTICES
Title VI of the Act and the
Rules and Regulations issued
thereunder mav. by himself,
or a representative, file with
the Socretarv of Agriculture,
Washington. D C. 20250. or the
Rural Electrification' Admini
stration. Washington, D C.
20250. or this organization, or
all. a written complaint Such
complaint must be filed not
later than 180 davs after the
alleged discrimination, or by
such later date to which the
Secretary of Agriculture of the
Rural Electrification Admin
istration extends the time for
filing Identity of complaints
will be kept confidential ex
cept to the extent necessary to
carrv out the purixiscs of the
Rules and Regulations
Published - .lime 21. 3ti: .lulv 7.
The Morrow County Public
Works Department is accept
ing bids for drilling and shoot
ing approximately 35.000
vards of rock at two separate
locations in Morrow County.
Rids will be opened at 10:45
a m on Julv 6. 1983 in the
Public Works Office located in
lexington. Oregon.
Published: June 30. 1983.
The Morrow County Public
Works Department is now
accepting bids for one 1 new,
current model, 'j ton pickup
truck. Bids will be opened on
Wednesday. July 6. 1983 at
11:00a m. in the Public Works ,
Office located in Lexington.
Oregon. For detailed specifi
cations call 989-8554.
Published: June 30. 1983
PUBLIC NOTICE
Written bids are being taken
for materials and construction
for approximately 575 feet of
fence along the highway by
the grandstands at the Mor
row Countv Fairgrounds. Bids
are to be complete A descrip
tion of the too can be obtained
from the Fair secretary at
fiTfi-9474 or 676-5028
The Morrow County Fair
Board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all
bids.
Published:
1983
June 16. 23. 30,
Kinzua donates to
swim team
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LaVerne VanMarter fright) presented Heppner Swim
team coach Scott McEwen a $250 check on behalf of Kinzua
Corp. last Friday. The funds will be used for the coach's
salary and swim meet costs.
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PICNICKING
CAMPING
FISHING
You Need 4 th of July.
Supplies from
Coast to Coast!
Saturday's Picnic Lunch
was a Great Success, Thanks!
oast to
TOTAL HARDWAFiE
N.W. Irrigation
Utilities propose new
TIT A
Adoption of a proposed irri
gation energy rate by Bonne
ville Power Administration
would benefit the entire
Northwest, according to Clark
Rrewington. chairman of
Northwest Irrigation Utilities.
The proposed rate adjust
ment would give the region's
sagging agricultural industry
a much needed assist and. in
addition, would encourage
further utilization of surplus
power for irrigation. Brewing
ton said BPA revenue from
the additional sales would help
hold down rates for all electri
city uers. he explained.
Northwest Irrigation Utili
ties is composed of 14 consumer-owned
electric utilities in
Washington, Oregon and
Idaho, including Columbia
Basin Electric Co op in Hep
prior The group has proposed
that BPA. in its new rates to
he effective Nov. 1. I9K3, make
power available for irrigation
pumping at a seasonal off
peak rate The proposed rate
would reduce irrigation costs
to customers of all utilities
purchasing BPA power.
The proposed irrigation
power rate has the support of
numerous other electric utili
ties as well as agricultural
interests throughout the
Northwest
"The rate adjustment would
recognise the off-peak nature
of the irrigation load, which is
heaviest in the spring and
summer when electricity con
sumption in general is lightest
and there is a surplus of
hvdroelectnc power." Brew-
To defrost ground beef
quickly, sprinkle with the
salt you planned to use for
wasomng. It speeds the
thawing processing.
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ington said.
From 1942 until 1974 BPA
sold irrigation power at a
lower rate for three reasons,
he added The special rate was
phased out between 1974 and
1979 due to a dw indling power
surplus.
"Now, however, the region
again faces a surplus of power
which is expected to continue
through this decade," Brew
ington pointed out. "Every
effort should be made to mar
ket more of the surplus power
and hold down the cost per
kilowatt hour for all North
west consumers."
Farmers in Washington,
Oregon. Idaho and western
Montana irrigate nearly B5
million acres Without irriga
tion much of this land would
revert to desert and the re
mainder would be limited to
lower vield. less diversified
drvland farming
Many farmers have been
cutting back on irrigation as a
result of declining product
prices and rising costs. This
result in decreased power
sales, despite the surplus, and
forces BPA and local utilities
to charge more per kilowatt
hour. Northwest Irrigation Utili
ties has estimated that a 10
percent drop in irrigation
energy sales would mean a
loss of some $11 8 million in
BPA revenues. On the other
hand, a 10 percent increase in
sales as a result of the pro
posed rate adjustment would
bring the agency an additional
$R R million in revenues
What's Your
Opinion?
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Question: "In your opinion,
what do you feel is one of the
more important issues in the
news today'"
"Prayer in the schools is an
important issue." said Car
lita Bloodsworth of Lexington,
"People have a tendency to
neglect prayer at home with
their kids, so it's good to have
it for them in school."
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Many thanks to relatives,
neighbors and friends for their
wonderful care of me.
RN's and the l.PN's aides
also the wonderful cooks at the
hospital, they all treat one like
we were special. We are really
fortunate to have our new
Doctor Koznek and sincerely
hope we can keep him.
Thanks again for all.
Myrtle Marshall
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(ground floor of-St. Anthony's
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