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676-9228
'B.P. A. offers
conservation
contracts
Bonneville Power Admini
strator Peter Johnson recent
ly Announced that B.P.A. has
offered long-term conserva
tion contracts to 123 electric
utilities In the Pacific North
west, including Columbia Ba
sin Electric Co-op in Heppner.
Although C.B.E.C. hasn't
yet accepted a contract. Co-op
Manager Fred Toombs thinks
the co-op will In the near
future.
"I'm sure the board of di
rectors will consider it very
strongly," he said.
Columbia Basin is currently
under a short term conserva
tion contract with B.P.A.
which will end September 30.
The new contracts are to take
effect Octotwr 1.
BPA exjeets the program to
weatherie about half the re
gion's electrically heated
homes by 1K). In all, about
660,000 residences will receive
weatheri7.ation, Johnson said.
The program is also expec
ted to result in the installation
of 316,000 energy-efficient
street lighting fixtures.
"We plan to spend $9(19
. million on our residential and
$f.3 million on our street light
ing programs by 1990," John
son said. "These figures rep
resent a prudent, businesslike
approach to conservation in
view of the region's near-term
surplus of power. Efforts will
be directed toward establish
ing programs that can be
expanded rapidly when neces
sary to meet the future energy
needs."
BPA is now In the process of
analyzing the regional power
council's two-year action plan.
Upon completion of the analy
sis. BPA will be obliged to
review these contracts and
take steps to modify the
agreements to conform them
as appropriate to the council's
plan,
The residential and street
lighting program Is expected
to save 280 average mega
watts per year by 1990. That is
enough power to supply the
residential, commercial and
industrial electricity needs of
a city the size of Eugene,
Johnson said.
Work groups, which Inclu
ded utility and BPA represen
tatives, helped formulate the
weatherization program. Ne
gotiations and discussions
with interest groups, state and
local governments, direct-
service industries ana me
utilities have been under way
since April. These talks invol
ved a total of about 150 per
sons. Utilities that generate their
own power will pay a contract
charge proportionate to the
amount of their own power
each consumes. Steven G.
Hickok, BPA 's assistant ad
ministrator for conservation
explained:
"BPA passes on the costs of
conservation through its
wholesale power rates. But
utilities with their own gene
ration avoid paying some of
those conservation costs, even
though their customers are
benefitting from B.P.A. pro
grams," Hickok said.
He said the contract charge
is necessary to achieve equity.
Without such a charge, non
generating utilities, which buy
all or nearly all of their power
from B.P.A., would pay a
disproportionate share of re
gionwide conservation costs.
"This charge ensures that
the cost of regionwide conser
vation is spread equitably to
all consumers," Hickok said.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
DECISION NOTICE
AND
FINDING OF NO
SIGNIFICANT IMPACT
FISCAL YEAR 1983
VEGETATION
MANAGEMENT PROJECT
WHEELER COUNTY,
OREGON
USDA Forest Service
Umatilla National Forest
An Environmental Assess
ment that addresses the pro
posed Fiscal Year 1983 Vege
tation Management Project is
available for public review at
the District Ranger's Office in
Heppner, Oregon.
Based on the analysis and
evaluation described in the
Environmental Assessment it
is my decision to adopt the
alternative selected in Table 1
as the method of treatment
and management for these
National Forest system lands.
The alternative provides for
the hand chemical treatment
of planting spots on 45 acres of
forest land to reduce grass
competition with newly plan
ted tree seedlings. Other al
ternatives considered inclu
ded no treatment, hand scal
ping and mechanical scarifi
cation. This alternative with the spe
cified management require
ments, constraints, and miti
gation measures, is consi
dered to be the environmental
ly preferred alternative.
Based on the Environmental
Assessment. I have deter
mined that this is not a major
federal action that would sig
nificantly affect the quality of
the human environment, and
is within the scope of the
Heppner Planning Unit FEIS;
therefore, I find an environ
mental impact statement is
not needed.
Implementation of this project
may take place immediately
upon the signing and dating of
this Decision Notice.
This decision is subject to
administrative review (ap
peal) pursuant to 36 CFR
211.18. A written notice of
appeal must be filed with the
District Ranger within 45 days
from the date of this Decision
Notice.
BEN G. SIMIN'OE
District Ranger
Umatilla National Forest
Heppner Ranger District
Heppner, OR 97836
Dated: June 21, 1983.
Published: July 14, 1983.
My sincere thanks for all the
kind words upon my retire
ment from the M.C.S.B.
Irv Rauch
7-14-lc
We wish to use this means to
express our appreciation to
Dr. Wolff and to the staff of
Pioneer Memorial Hospital ,
for their help, comfort and aid
to Mother and to us.
To our many friends we
thank you for your love,
thoughtfulness, and many ex
pressions of sympathy.
A loss of a loved one is never
easy, but it helps to know
others care.
The family of Opal Key
Doyle Key
Dean and Lois Hunt "
Jeannine Hunt
Gary and Becky Hunt
7-14-lf
Cards of
Thanks 1
G-T Ciajfied -
FOR HARVEST
TIME REPAIRS
We Build Up
Rollers, Idlers
Turn Pins
Bushings
Make Up
Hydraulic Hoses
Welding
Fabrication
Service Calls
Air Conditioning
Heavy Equipment
Maintenance
Parts & Tune Ups
Roller Shells
Exchange
BIG
AUTO PARTS
BSC
REPAIRS,
INC.
lone
422-7409 or 422-7418
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Notices . 2
Do you want to stop the use
of alcohol and need a safe
place to w'thdrawt The Uma
tilla Cnunty Detox Unit is
available at 1601 S E. Court
(ground floor of St. Anthony's
Hospital). Reach out and call
278-0252 anytime. S-J-tfc
tost
Found
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Lost: yellow male cat, 1 yr.
old. short hair. 676-5567. 7-7-2f
Help Wanted 4
Full time custodial position
opening August 1 at Heppner
Elementary School. Applica
tions available at the school
office. Morrow County School
District is an equal opportun
ity employer. 7-14-2C
HELP WANTED: Mainten
ance I Person, Union Position.
Tuesday thru Saturday after
orientation. Assist Dept. Head
in maintaining the building,
equipment and grounds. Some
ambulance driving. Must be
self starter and willing to
learn. Applications and inter
views through July 22. 1983.
Apply to Administrator, Pio
neer Memorial Hospital, An
Equal Opportunity Employer.
7-14-lc
Work Wanted 5
Will do landscaping, tree
trimming, yard and garden
care, and janitorial and floor
care in Heppner area. Free
estimates. Nine years exper
ience. Gary Richard. 23175
S.E. Borges, Gresham, Ore.
97030. Call collect, 658-7606.
6-23-tff
Married man wants ranch
job. Experience with horses,
livestock and equipment.
Good references. Odie Wilker
son. Rt. 1, Box 94, Yamhill,
OR. 97148. Phone 662 3882, 6:00
am. best. 6 23-f
Wanted 6
WANTED: Used umbrella
stroller in good condition.call
676-5804. 6-9-tff
amaii engine rcepair
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Call Bob's Small
Rentals
' WANTED TO RENT:
House. 2-3 bedroom. 1225
month or Jess. Heppner area
only 676-5226 after 5:00. 7-14-lf
Three bedroom furnished
apartment. Washer, dryer,
basement and yard. 676-9435.
7-14-Ip
APARTMENTS for rent:
SI to - $145 per month plus
Utilities. 422-7579. 3-10-tfs
One two-bedroom apart
ment. Unfurnished. Garbage
and water provided. Call col
lect. 276-4674. 6-30-tfc
FOR RENT: two-bdrm. apt.
in Heppner. $125 mo; $50
cleaning deposit. Immediate
possession. 938-6686 or 938
6077. 7-7-tfc
Apartment for rent: Small 1
bedroom, furnished, water
and hot water included.
676-9157 days: 676-9284 eve.
and weekends. 7-14-tfc
Services 8
Carpets and upholstery
cleaned professionally. John '
Shaw. 676-5283. 8-12-tfc
Take the shimmy out of your
car, Professional front end
alignments. Morrow Co. Grain
Grower. Lexington 989-8221.
5-5-lfc
GINS: Bought, sold orj
traded. Will order for 10 per-j
Icent above cost. I
SPECIALS Lube. oil. and filter!
rhange plus car wash. $18. 4 xf
ts $1 extra. Up to five quarts
Jnion 10-4O.
BRING BACK THE SHINH
o your vehicle and protect thd
paint on newer ones. SimonizeJ
Wax $19 95 and up.
Vern's 7 Station 676-5184.
livestock
Poultry
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Suffolk Sheep: Yearling and
Fall Lamb Bucks; Spring
Lambs 276-9070. 7-14-2C
WILL BUY HORSES - Any
kind. Phone 567-6055. Hermis-.
ton. 8-12-tfc"
Farm
Equipment
11
Submersible and Centri-,
fugal pumps, Grandfos, Sta
Rite, Pressure tanks, Well-x-tnol.
Morrow County Grain
Growers. Ph. 989-8221. 5-26-tfc
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U-PICK
CHERRIES
35 lb.
Bings &
Lamberts
Bring Containers
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Thomas Orchards I
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Kimberly, OR
934-9870
Buy - Sell - Trade ,- 676 -
Lawn Mowers,
Chain Saws,
Golf Carts.
Wide Selection of
a Reconditioned Lawn Mowers
'35 and Up
Engine 989-8194
farm
Equipment
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Irrigation Headquarters
complete irrigation supplies.
Rain Bird. Berkeley. Wade.
We install Morrow Co. Grain
r.rower9R9-R221. 5-5-tfc
TURMAN EQUIPMENT -Metal
buildings grain bins.
Your choice of most major
brands PRICED RIGHT
BUILT RIGHT. Call Merle -567-7666.
Hermiston. 10-21-tfc
Farm tires, implement,
truck, tractor, combine. New,
re-caps. used. Morrow County
Grain (.rowers. Ph. 989-8221.
5-26-tfc
irrigation P.V.C. V thru 6"
Alum. 2". 3", 4" - Wade,
Pierce. Ireco. Springlens,
Rainbird. Nelson. Gaskets.
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers. Ph. 989-8221. 5-26-tfc
Shovels, hoes, rakes, repair
handles. Morrow County
Grain Growers. Ph. 989-8221.
5-26-tfc
Miscellaneous 14
FOR SALE: 2 antique
domed-lid trunks, 1 large
metal trunk. 676-9693. 7-14-2f
Good quality Railroad ties.
Now in stock. Morrow Co.
Grain Growers 3-17-tfc
Sporting
Equipment
16
FOR SALE: Ladies 3-wheel
bicycle, new. 676-9438. 7-7-2f
Fuel 17
Petroleum Products: Bulk
deliveries of diesel, gas, stove
oil. Also full line of greases,
oils and hydraulic fluids. Mor-j
row
County Grain Growers.
Ph. 989-8221.
5-26-tfc
Trailers &
Campers
21
Canopy for "4-ton pickup,
insulated, paneled, inside
light. 676-5853 . 7-7-tfc
1978 Subaru, 4-door, D.L.
clean, runs good. No calls
between 9 p.m. Friday and 9
p.m. Saturday please.
676-5439. 7-14-2f
1979 CMC 7000 series chas
sis. 5&2, 366 V8, PS, PBS, 2000
Gallon lined water tank with
mated sub-structure, pump
and hoses. Super clean and
ready to go. $12,000. 676-5009
anytime. 7-14-2f
TIRES For your car.
truck or farm equipment.
Morrow Co. Grain Grower
989-8221. 5-5-tfc
'79 Ford F100 Vi-ton pickup
for sale. 6-cylinder, 8' box,
radial tires, AM-FM radio
cassette, tinted glass, canopy.
Low mileage. Phone 676-5282.
7-7-tfc
FOR LEASE: 1982 Red
Camaro. Assume Payments
with no down payment. 4 cly. 4
speed. A.M. Radio only. Ex
cellent Condition. Approx. 34
m.pg. Phone 676-5288. 6-30-2f
Cars &
Trucks 22
Cars &
Trucks
22
FOR SALE : 1975 Ford F 750
truck, new 18 ft. grain bed and
hoist. Call 676-5398 eves. 6-30-2c
Real Estate 23
HOUSE FOR SALE:
Assumable Ore. St. loan. 3
bedrooms, recently carpeted,
clean, solid, energy-efficient.
Easy-care fenced yard. Near
downtown. Phone: 676-5282.
. 7-14-tfc
FOR RENT. LEASE OR
SALE: 3 bdrm.. 2 bath split
level 4-yr. old house with
scenic view of Heppner. Com
bined living-dining rm. with
brand new Blaze-King wood
stove. Family room. 2 car
garage with storage. Fenced,
landscaped yard with 36 trees
and shrubs. Attractive lease
purchase buy-down possible.
Assumable FLBA loan. 676
5009 anytime., 7-14-2p
FOR SALE OR LEASE:
Service station in Heppner.
Can be adapted to other busi
ness opportunities. Will sell
$10,000 under Morrow Co. ap
praisal. Call Pettyjohn Oil Co.
422-7254. lone. Or. 5-26-tfc
I'-mi. from town, modem 3
hdrm house. IK baths on 12 ''
acres with barn, outbuildings
and good well $75,000. Call
676-5096 4-14-tfc
FOR SALE: Five bedroom,
I 4 bath home. Two story, full
basement. Wood furnace heat.
Approx. 2.500 sq. ft. $34,500.
For more information, call
676-9163 days, leave name
and phone. 6-30-tfc
4 bdrm. - 2500 sq. ft. 2 story
house. Large lot. 14 bath,
oversize livingroom and
kitchen, family rm., work
shop. 2 wood stoves. $45,000.
676-5279 . 6-23-tfc.
: REALTOR :
MULTPfti LISTMG MftVlCt
N.W. 20th & Emigrant
: Pendleton, OR 276-2372 I
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$57,500 -0DVA assumable, i
3 bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace
linsert, family room in Hep-
ptier. :
Sharon Lewis, Bkr.
Keith Lewis 676-5233 j
116 acres for sale. 40 acres
tillable in barley. Remainder,
good bunch grass with spring.
$25.000. 676-50 4-28-tfc
Farm Land 24
FMEE APS
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We're Offering
FREE WANT ADS
THRU JULY
Bring in or Mail Your Ad
(No phone ads accepted)
by Monday, 5p.m.
Porsonal Ads Only. No Roal Estato,
Dusinoss or Rontal Ads.
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1981 FordF150,6cly,4xp.,4x4,
24,000 actual miles. Exceptionally
clean. New rubber
1 975 F250 Camper Special, AT, Low
miles, Complete with canopy. Clean
77 Chev. Blazer, AT, Gcly, AC,
Almost new engine. Super clean
1 979 Datsun Pickup, 5sp, Long Box,
Canopy, AM-FM Tape Deck. 17,000 mi.
Now On Display
at Farley Motors
THE ALL NEW TEMPO
Special of
1 -1 982 Left over new CMC SIS
Pickup 4sp.Save a bundle
on thisonel
1982 Chev. Cava Her hatchback
coupe, 4sp., AC, Low mileage.
Clean, Locally owned.
1971 Olds Toranado,4dr Sedan,
Full power. Loaded.
75 Audi Fox 2dr, AT, Sun roof,
stereo 8-track, Clean as a pin
Farley Motors is wheelin'&
dealin' $ Values
We do front end alignments.
See Clarence.
Farley Motor Co.
Heppner 6769116
Pups for sale, $10 ea. Mother
registered rat terrier; father
purebred Australian shep
herd. Have had Parvo and
distemper shots. Seven weeks
old. Ph. 989-8185 or 989-8516.
7-7-2f
Viko Latex House Paint.
Only $6.50 gal. plus $1 for
tinting. While supply lasts.
Lexington Lumber 989-8586.
7-14-lc
Weedeaters, garden hose.
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers. 989-8221. 5-26-tfc
Home S
Garden 26
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the Month.
Save-Save-Savc!
Insecticides, weed killers,
fertilizers, sprayers. Morrow
County Grain Growers. Ph.
989-8221. 5-26-tfc
Our Olympic Paint Sale still
going on! Buy 4 gallons, get 1
FREE! Lexington Lumber
989-8586. 7-14-lC
YARD SALE: July 15, 10-2.
Misc. household, boys' clothes
and toys, house plants. 485 N.
Gale. NO EARLY SALES.
7-14-lf
Yard Sales 28