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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OFTHE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
No. 7231'
STATE OF OREC ON . Ac ting
by and through the Director of
Veterans' Affairs,
Plaintiff.
- v. .
DONALD F. KAMPH; et'al.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of an Execution
issued out of the above-entl-tied
court in the above-enti-.
tied cause to me directed and
dated the 1st day of August,
f 19S3. based upon Judgment
rendered and entered in said
court on the 21st day of June,
19S3, in favor of the State of
Oregon, acting by and through
the Director of Veterans' Af
fairs, commanding me to
make sale of the following
described real properly,
to-wit:
Beginning at the South quar
ter corner of Section 20.
Township 4 North, Range 27.
Cast of the Willamette Mer
idian; thence South 89 de
grees IT 20" West along the
South line of said Section 20
a distance of 805 54 fret;
thence North 00 degrees 42'
40" West a distance of 324 90
feet to a point on the Sou--
. ' therly right of way line of
the County Frontage Road:,'
v thence South 77 degrees 05'
20" East along said souther
ly right of way line a dis
tance of 1.179 52 feet to a
point on the South line of
said Section 20; thence
South 89 degrees 17' 20"
West along the South Jine of
said Section 20 a distance of
' 53S 26 feet to the point of
beginning. Containing 5.00
. acres.
to satisfy a judgment against
defendants. Donald F. Kamph
and Leola M Kamph, for the
sum of $2Z244 83. together
with interest on $22,244 83 at
90 percent per annum from
date of Judgment until paid,
and for plaintiff's attorney
fees, costs and disbursements
incurred herein in the amount
of $1,610 30.
WOW. THEREFORE, by
virtue of said Execution and
Judgment and In compliance
with the command of said
Writ. I wiH on the 9th day of
September. 1983. at 10:00 A.M.
at the front door of the Court
house in Heppner. Morrow
County. Oregon, sell at public
auction and subject to re
demption to the highest bidder
for cash In hand all of the
right, title and interest which
the above-named defendants
had on the 7th day of Novem
ber. 1975. thedate of plaintiff s
mortgage, and thereafter had
in and to the above-described
real property or any part or
portion thereof, to satisfy said
Execution and Judgment and
interest, costs and accruing
costs.
DATED at Heppner. Ore
gon, this 3rd day of August,
1983.
ROY L.DRACO. Sheriff '
By Pauline Winter. ,",
, Deputy
Published: August 11. 15. 5;
September 1. 1983.
r No decision
on arena use
. The Boardman City Council, at
!. their August 2 meeting, was once
again embroiled In the contro
versy involving the rodeo arena
located behind the Dodge City
Inn. 100 First St. N.W., Board
man. The arena and Dodge City
are operated by Jody Tatone and
I owned by his father Joseph.
The topic o' the meting was the other Is my favorite, very
appeal by neighbors of the arena 'simple recipe for broiling
of the ruling by the Boardman zucchini. - ::
Planning Commission that the" ' Zucchini Pickles
arena was a proper use for the l quart vinegar
area in which it was located.
That meeting took place on
August 2 but the City Council,
after three hours of testimony
postponed ruling on the matter
until they can review ail of the
material presented thus far.
They hope to make a ruling at
the council meeting oh Septem-.
ber 13. but regardless of what
they decide it is quit likely to bij ;
appealed 10 me aiaie iana use
Board of AppeaUuJ v n
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LaGrond Livestock
523-4056 963:215ft r "
John BiKirbv?
' .. I t ' - , ' ..'
MARKET REPORT THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,1983
CATTLE SALABLE -311
GOOD TO CHOICE STEERS
Under 400 lbs.
400 to 600 lbs. -600
to 700 lbs :
700to8O0lbs.
Over 800 lbs.
Plain & Dairy
Commercial Cows
Utility Cows
Cutter Cows
Bulls
HEIFERS
GOOD TO CHOICE
300 to 600 lbs. -
600 to 900 lbs.
Heiferetfes
Plain & Dairy
Calves by the head
HOGS SALABLE 4 .
Fat Hogs
Sows
SHEEP SALABLE 82
Fat Lambs
Light 4 Heavy Lambs
Ewes
HORSES SALABLE - 5
No. Is
No. 2s
No. 3s
There were 27 buyers and
Thursday's market.
MARKET TREND: We had
heavy feeder cattle selling a
not hit the highs of last week's
offered.
NEXT SALE: Thursday, August 25. Wehave several ar'a
consignmenU of feeder cattle for this sale. This shouid be a
good market coming Just before the-large run, of cattle In "
September. ' ' :' "; ... :
Field Representative: Don Robinson 562-5259 ;
LA GRANDE LIVESTOCK -
Dealer.
'Econo-Ealing,
Are you starting to feel
buried in an avalanche of
zucchini? There was a woman
In the extension office the
olher day who wanted some
new ideas for using up her -summer,
garden produce. I '
finally asked her how many
zucchini plants she had. I was
fust amazed. She had 13! Now .
my experience is that if you
have even two plants it be
comes a challenge lo use them
up. Thirteen! Talk about
being buried! Needless to say
I gave her what I thought was
the best advice. Pull a bunch
of the plants out. There is no
point is prolonging the misery.
One sharp pang of remorse for
being wasteful and then a
peaceful summer. Otherwise. -she'd
better set up her own
roadside stand.
; There are many ways to
enjoy the summer abundance.,
. If you've been gardening for a
few years, you have probably
settled into a routine of what
the family will eat and how
much to plant. If this is your
first year or two. make some
notes. You may think you'll
remember how , much you ., ,
planted, but few of us do. If
it's just about right, then
you'll want to know that. If it's
way loo much, you're wasting
the cost of the seed and water.
It's also important to pick
the produce at the right ma- ,
turity level. Don't let it get too
large or past its best stage.
Here are a couple of recipes
that may be useful in handling
that zucchini avalanche. One
is a pickle recipe that's like a
bread and butter pickle. The
2 cups sugar
4 cup salt
2 teaspoons celery seeds
2 teaspoons tumeric ' .
1 teaspoon dry mustard 4
5 lb s. (5 to 6 Inch) zucchini, v
'. unpeeled. and cut into
'. inch slices. (About 10
. zucchini) . ; .
1 quart thinly sliced onions
(4 to 5 medium sized onions) 'i.
In a saucepan, combine
f yinegartf sugar, aalt, ,. celery. v
seeds, tumeric and dry mils- -
G-TT QfillM
' ' '" 5
' . ! , -,
' , ' .
60.25-65.50
59.00 -65.50
59.00-62.25
? 58.50 - 61.25
55.75-59.50
41.00-4900
' 42.50 -46.00
88.00-41.50
"35.OO.37.5O
46.75-49.50
. 49.00 J4..50
5O.00-53.00
" .' 50.00-53.00
, 41.50-48.50
:; , . 75.00
. : ...'
V",v"t47.O0
32.5O:33.00
' -
( 40.50 -435
,24.00-35.00
50-11.00
24.00
17.00-22.00
s so . 11 nn
59 consignors rebresented at
a good ictive market. udoi
dollar str oncer. Lifiht calve aa
sale with fewer alve Wirnr
. 0
Thank you,
JohhKrby
A Powder River Eaulnment '
- A ..
tard Bring to a boil. Pour over .
zucchini and onions! let stand' '
one hour; stirring occasional-
Iv. ' i
1 V
-1
v Bring zucchini mixture to a
boll, simmer three minutes.
Continue simmering while
packing the jars one at a time.
tiU to within inch of top.
making sure that vinegar '
solution covers pickles. Use '
canning lids according to
manufacturer's directions. .
Process in a ' boiling water
hath immediately for five
minutes for pints and 10 .
minutes for quarts aftei' the .
water has returned to a rolling""
boil. Cool and check to be sure;
pickles have sealed.
' ; - . " .'. ; w ', , ;.' i
Zucchini Parmesan p
Wash zucchini: cut in iValf "t
I
lengthwise. Wipe cut side with
a paper towel and hen spread
.--
with soft margarine or butter
Place cut side up on baking
sheet. Sprinkle with parmesan '
"cheese-lightly Spread 1o make.
it even on the cut surface.
Sprinkle with a seasoned salt
if desired. Place 4 to 5 jnches
below broiling unit and broil (
until golden brown. Zucchini";
will still ba crisp, , -
U-PICK
canning;
PEACHES !
Sun Crest.
r
A
.
: 4 ' Early Hales.
Red Globe Elberias
Nectarines,
Grayenstein Apples
Canning Tomatoes
(by the box)
Bartlettpears20'lb
Bring Containers .
Thortias Orchards
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X ... 934-2870 . , rX
44VWf'
.,!- ' s v ; , ' ' . . ' .: 4 " "'-'The Heppner. Caiette-Tl
Buy Sell Trade ; - - :676 -
t 1! TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT '
-' OF THE STATE OF OREGON
W-: ''I FOH THE COUNTY. '
r): ! ' 6F MORROW , 'vi
'' y PROBATE DEPARTMENT
l -" ;' No. 1910 " ".
: - NOTICET0
Interested persons
, . Estate of:
f ' ' ',' HAZEL VAUGHN
. " ' : , : Deceased,",
i .Probate proceedings in the
. estate of HAZEL VAUGHN.
; deceased, are now pending ln
. the above entitled court.
f wherein- Fay Pierce, the
undersigned, has been appoin
' ted and has qualified as the "
"personal representative of;
; '.Said estate. AH persons having
claims' against ' said estate '.
, hereby are required to present
I them, in due form! within four
months after the date of the;
first publication of this notice,
as stated below; -. . to the"'.
', 'undersigned at the following '
' ' address now designated as the
' place' for the presentation of
claims, to-wit: 471 N. Main. .
Heppner. Oregon or they may
be barred. ''
' ; All " persons whose rights
.'.rnay.be affected by the said
probate proceedings may ob-,
fain, additional informatiorf',
from the records of the court,
the undersigned persona rep- '',
' resentative or the latter's at-"
;torney(s who is (are)
Herman W. Winter
) Attorney for Personal
Representative .
'v47.r N. Main . , ' ; ;
;eppher. Oregon " ' "
, 676-9456 '.! 1
. Fay Pierce,, C -'-
Personal Representative ,
'Heppner. Oegon 97836 ; t
t76-9225 .; Z
Published:-" August 25; ' Sep
tember 1.8.' 1983.
; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF.OREGON
-FOR THE COUNTY ;;
" . ; ' OF MORROW .,
NO. 1909 . .
i
NOTICE TO
-' INTERESTED PERSONS '
In the matter of the Estate of
KENNETH GALE BATTY
- - ' Deceased
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned have been.
. appointed and have qualified
as the co-personal representa
tives of said estate. All per
sons having claims against
said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same,
with proper vouchers, within
four months. after the date of
first publication of this notice,,
as stated below to co-personal
representative VERN F.
BATTY, P.O. Box 667, Hep
pner. Oregon 97836, " or co
persbnal representative
GILBERT BATTY. P.O. .Box
6058". Brookings, Oregon 97415. -
or tHey may be barred. ,
f -All' persons whose rights
may be affected by the pro
ceedings in this, estate may
, obtain 'additional information
? from the records of the Court,
the co-personal representa-
rives-or the attorney for the
co-personal representatives. "
'... "Dated and first published':
'- lull 'w'imi '
Co-Personal Representative:
. VernF. Batty
' ' P.O. Box 667
-
. Heppner, Oregon 97836..
s) Vern F Batty
Gilbert Batty
P.O. Box 6056
i I", Brookings, Oregon 97415
,Pubn shed: August 25: Sep-v-tember
1. 8. 1983.
3
rOBUC NOTICES
' '', ' .,.-'.'
?l Notice is hereby given that
? Morrow :County, . Oregon In-
tertdsfo vacate the following
I county, 'roads : ; Willow Creek
Road and Balm Fork Road, to
..the extent that they are within
the project boundaries of the
'.Willow Creek Dam Project.
'Vacation of these roads means
'that they will no longer be
county ".roads, and that the
'County's right-of-way will be '
:
.
?extioKOJshed, The Dropertv ;
. T 'fwin men revert to the nhnttina v
: r
rpperty owner, in this case , .
KeU,.sr. "cTovertmient. "A public '
it" . -w,- -W. A,., JLJt JL JUT
3'
PUBLIC NOTICES
hearing will be hdd on this
, sublect at 9:00 A.M.. on Sep-,'
fember 21. 1983. and will be"
held at the County Courtroom
of the Morrow County Court,. ,
in the Courthouse at Heppner,'.
Oregon. The purpose of the
hearing will be to determine
whether (he vacation Is In the.
public Interest. The specific,.
legal description of the prop; '!
. erty to be vacated can be -obtained
by contacting the ;
Morrow Couiitj' Court at the1
Courthouse in Heppner. or by '
calling 876-9233. This proce' ;
dure is in compliance with
ORS 368.326. et. Sq. - v ; '
Published: August 25: Sep
tember 15. 1983.
Cords
t. Thanks
of
1
'. I want to thank ail of you t !
. who sent flowers and well.?" .
wishes during my stay in the .
hospital. "P.M.H. staff is the
greatest." A special thanks to
Vicki. Kathleen and Carl for ;
the trip to St. Vincents.
Maxine Schmidt'.
' . 8-25-1 p i
, I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to ail (
who sent flowers , and cards
and to all. who visited 'irie -
during my recent illness.
; Special thanks to the doctor y"
and nurses for their kindnos- .
s- . 'V
' v ClellRea
"' . ". 8-25-lp'S
Notices
Do you want to stop the use
: of alcohol and need a safe
: place to wi'thdraw? 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 anvtime.:, 3-3-tfc
Help Wanted 4
HELP WANTED: High
school farmhand, willing to
work and learn, care of stock
and handyman jobs. After
school and Saturdays with full
time summers. Must be de
pendable, own transportation.
Call 676-5051. . 8 18-4c
HELP WANTED: Clean-..'
ing - laundry person at lone
schools. Six hrs. pr day dur- '
ing the school year. Applica- '
tion deadline will be Aug. 26..
; Employment will begin Sept.
- 6. Apply . to Charles , Starr, ",
principal lone Schools; P.O.
" Box 167. lone Ore. 97843. ,
Morrow County School Dis-.
; trict is an equal opportunity .
employer. , '
8-25-1 c
. WANTED; Part-time maid
" from Sept. 2. through Sept. 19. .
; Must be over school age.
Apply at Northwestern Motel.
. 8-25-lc.
Wanted 6
; Wanted: Log truck load of
wood Togs. Boardman Lions
Club, call Norm Titus 481-4892.
8-4-tfc
Rentals 7
APARTMENTS for rent:
' 5H0 . $H5 per month plus
utilities. 422-7579. 3-10-tfs,
' , One and two bdrm apts. for
rent, close to downtown Hep- '
pher: heat, water, garbage
furnished. $130 and up. ;
422-7579 6-23-tfs
FORRENT: 2 bdrm. duplex
lfc in hirth cf,hnnl n
earbaee servire Fnm shnH'
Call 5(
' '. ;
" ..".". . :
nbi-KZSi tor more details.
'''' '"a-ie-ae" '
' - - , . - -- -; f -
AI 1HACIIVK
24 3 Bedroom Apti,
Completely weatherhed'
SBeBergy ttikleai, w
Fully carpeted air condl
fioning, ' extra ; storaKe,
drapes.". 'appfiahces. and
laundry; facilities.'; Families
welcome. ; ;.""
" EVERGREEN 'tV -TERRACE
APTS; y'l-':'
Thompson A Pioneer',
67fi r,)2D EH1
- Services' ' &.
, Carpets and 'Upholstery
cleaned professionally;' John,
Shaw 67 -5283.- '; lW(c :
.... ..... . )-':''r'yj
.', . Take the shimmy out of your '
car t Pofessirtpoi fr'on) .end
aiignments. MWrowr.Co: Grain y
Grouerv Ixin(!ton. 989-8221..:
'''.; '; ::-1'!:'' - tei ife" .
i'i":, Dougnr. sola or
traded. Will order for 10 per
cent above cost.
SPECIAL:, Lube: oil and
filter change plus car'wash.
$18. 4x4s $1 extra. Up to five
quarts Union U-40
BRING -BACK., THE
SHINE to your' vehicle "and
protect the paint on newer
ones. Simonree'Wax $19,95
and up. . j ' J..'.-; .
Vern' 7fi StatiOo.fiJS.StW.
;" Business '. ;
Opportunities:'
Own your, own movje- ahef
video cassette 'recorder rental
"business. Great addition to
I existing, business. Moderate
4 investment," . tremendous, i-e
turn. CaU now while we jstjU
have openings in your; area."
1-8O0-528-2806. ' " " - 8-25'ln'c
Livestock- &Z
. . t
; WTLL BUY HORSES Any
kind. Phone 5W-6065;-Hermis-ton,
V . ...; v.'. -.-B-tfc
Farm v
Equipment::) ?
IrrleatiH.- Htadqoarters-
complete irrigation supplies.'
Rain Bird;. Berkeley: Wadt.
We install. Morrow Co. Grain 1
Irowers OBr; V' . , ' :,
Farm tires, implement,
truck, tractor, combine. New,
re-caps. used. Morrow County
Grain Growers", Ph.'989-8221 .
; :,: ' 5,26-tfc
Submersible, and. Centri
fugal pumps. Graridfos, Sta-.
; RitePressore tanksC Weil-xr cious lawn, garden spot. Stor
tnol Morrow' County Grain t, age building, entirely fenced.
Growers. Ph. 989-8221'.'-5-26-tfc . All for under $20,000. Callafter
'I ' ' . ' . '. s 5p.rh"676-556i - .". 7-21-tfc'
, ' Shovels, hoes, rakesrepaif
handles. 'Morrow ' County ''
Grain Growers'. Ph. 99-822lv
.' .. . . ! . 5-26-tfc '
i TIRES For your. car.
truck or ' 'iarny ejiuiprnent.C '
, . morrow -t o. .drain, i. rowers.
?.' ,
!lhru 6"
' W.a. ,
Irrigation P.V.C. i
(Alum. 2"'. 3". 4".
Piejce. Irecoi Sprtnglens-,
Ralnhifd? Nefson; -' Gaskets.
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers. Ph, 989-8221. ' : 5-26-tfc
Miscellaneous' U
, LADDERS. Just' arrived.
..complete selection "of , wood .
ana aluminum ladders. Step ( Jv'. t. hv. -u -'
ud anfl. exrensinn-P "''h barn, outbu.ld.ngs
:r:.:yfuux good wen, $75,000; Call
fsell.; Lexlngtoh- .Lvmbef. . -. . . .
8-8-lc.
Now in stock Morrow Co r.
Grain Growers
3-17-tfo
Petroleum Products: Bulk
deliveries of diesel. gas. Stove
oil. Also full .lio of greases',
oils and hydraulic fluids." Mor-'
ww County
Grain Growers
Ph. 989-8221.
5-26-tfC
, Fuel 17 f-Y'':
The Heppner Caxette-Tlmes, Heppner, Oregon.
79 Volki wagon Cam prnobilo,
" Fully equ!ps4 Eloc. f rldg.. Gas
Cooker, "2ci clean with good
rubber, Low miles, Ideal small
family motor homo.
75 Hat X-l 9, 2 Dr., Removable top,
Sports coupo. Low miles, 4 Sp.
': ' T3 Buick LaSabre,4dr,
Exceptionally clean. Has to be
soon to bo appreciated, Locally
'rowVied.V'
69 Fordya T
with Canopy The Buy of a Lifetime
, 77Dodge D20O AT, AC, 4x4
. Real clean, low miloi 44,000
- -', 77 Audi 4-door Sedan, 4-pd.
; sun roof, clean as a whistle
2 -New 6.9 Ford Dleseis
'We do front end alignments. See Clarence.
Farley Motor Co.
jWOOOOOOOQOOOePQOOOOOQQQQOC'
'!Z!fT & 'VlMeal Estate 23
Appliances- 18 .
Still continuing Simmons
Mattress Sale at Case Fnrni-
' tf r " -: ' 8-2S-le
i
riMobile -tfdmei
i: 20
NiT 'wo-bedroom. two bath
,..-Broaoiiore mobile home. As-
suma"ble loan at $147 per
-Tnontbl Asking 413,900. 67-'
iaoo - . ;; ; 8-l-?i
Cars:&
trucks.
22
FOR SALE':.t'69 Olds, some
damage to front end - runs,
fine, new" tires." 676-9733. Er
pest Allen. Hardman. 8-18-3p ,
FOR SALE: - 1973. AMC
Ambassador. PB, PS. AM-FM
Cassette ; Stereo and more.
$.150 as is or offer. 676-9635 aft.
4p.m. Keep trying. 8-18-tfs
; '
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Real Estate 23
Two bedroom house, spa-
; FOR SALE: Three bedroom
.house,' two baths.' in Heppr.cr
Citv limits. 676-5007. 7-21-tfc
t
Nice three Bedroom home.
New paint outside, wall paper
! inside. , also new carpet in
jiving room and kitchen. Two
: hAfhs.' two eement Arivewavs - -
r'.two: storage sheds, grapes,
'frnil trees. -40 foot covered
; deck with indoor-outdoor car
pet. Wood or electric heat and
a"r.i' conditioning.' $39,950.
Phone 676 9234. 460 Riverside. -.
. 7-28-tfc
1 ' mi. from town, modern 3
bdnn. house." l'V baths on 12
4-14-tfc
Mulnftt ffTflf Ct
J- ;K r. JffcALIOR 03 -:
I . . k MUiWll UStWi MMHCI J
,'. i
j N.W. 20th 4 Emigrant . I
: . Pendleton. OR 276-2872 :
$57,500 - ODVA assumable, ."
;3 bedroom, 2-bath, fireplace :
Jinsert;
rt fafaitly room in Hep-"
tpner
Sharon Lewis, Bkr,
I Keith Lewis 678-5213 '' 'I
Thursday, August 25, 1983-SEVEN
9228
.T-,.w.ii.J..f..r. Mmmm Imi,
Heppner 676-9116
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
HOMES FOR SALE: Retire
Brookings, luxury home with
grandparent. ipartment,
over-looking ocean, river,
town. $120,000 Or will trade
equity. $45,000 for down pay
ment on a business. Phone
(503) 469-5415. 8-25-lnc
FOR SALE: 2 story home, 3
bedrooms, 1' baths, kitchen
' dining rm. and living room on
1 4 lots with storage shed and
large back yard in Lexington.
$37,500. Call 676-9021 wk days,
989-8503 evenings. 8-25-2p
Farm Land 24
1J6 acres for sale. 40 acres
tillable in barley. Remainder
good bunch grass with spring.
$25.000. 676-50. 4-14-tfc
Pets 25
Pup to give away. Half rat
terrier, half Australian shep
herd. Three months old, had
all shots. 989-8185 or 989-8516. .
8-18-2C
Home S
Garden
26
Insecticides, weed killers,
fertilizers, sprayers. Morrow
County Grain Growers. Ph..
989-8221. 5-26-tfc
PAINT SALE : Boysen paint
on sale thru Sept. 17. Save $7
gal. on flat wall, $9.50 on
exterior. Lexington Lumber
989-8586. 8-18-lC
Yard Sales 28
COMING SOON! Soropti
misf Rummage Sale, Septem
ber 24. 1983. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m..
Fairgrounds. Heppner. Dona
tions needed. For pickup, call
any Soroptimist. 7-28-lf ,8c
RUBBER
STAilPS &
BUSINESS
CARDS
676-9228