FOUR The Heppner GaxetteTlmes. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday. January 5. 1984
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Large supplies, strong competition
expected to hold wheat prices down
By BOB COSTA
OSU Extension Agent
Morrow County
Large wheat supplies and
strong competition on the in
ternational market will hold
wheat prices down. The fol
lowing is a mid-December
wheat market report from
Jim Cornelius. OSU Extension
Service economist:
' World, national, and region
al supplies of wheat are at or
near record levels. Wheat
production world-wide has
been increasing for the past
several years, and this will
likely continue into 1984-85.
The demand, or utilization of
wheat has also been increas
ing, but at a slower rate. The
result is a steady increase in
carryover stocks, and about 40
percent of the carryover
stocks are held by the United
States.
Australia, the principle
competitor with the Pacific
Northwest in international
white wheat markets, is ex
pected to have a record crop of
19 to 20 million metric tons
(700 to 735 million bushels)
with harvest presently under
way. As a result, expect
strong competition in the ex
port markets, possibly result
ing in even lower farm-level
prices in order to move sup
plies. White wheat prices inched
downward over the past
month, and stood at about
$.180 per bushel. Portland, as
of mid-December. This price
is below the loan rate offered
by the farm program, possibly
as a result of P.I.K. wheat
hitting the market prior to the
expiration of free storage in
January. Export demand has
remained fairly light in the
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34,000 fully weatherlzed,
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acre and 1.73 acre mobile home site in Heppner city limits
with water and sewer.
N W. 20th and Emigrant Sharon Leis. Brer
Pendleton, OR 276-7321 Keith Lewis 676-5233
Northwest although farm
selling was reported to have
increased slightly, especially
payment-in-kind entitlements.
Looking forward in the 1984
85 crop year, future prospects
appear sobering. World wheat
production is not likely to
decline among competing
wheat growing nations. The
strong U.S. dollar tends to
restrict U.S. wheat exports,
but it also encourages wheat
production overseas. Our
competitors Australia and
Canada for example were
receiving relatively higher
prices for wheat in 1983 over
1982. This will likely lead to
Oregon begins Medically
Needy Program
A new statewide program
will provide medical care for
children and pregnant women
in low-income, single-parent
. families that don't qualify for
welfare. The "Medically
Needy" Program, passed by
the 1983 Oregon Legislature,
went into effect January 1,
announced the Department of
Human Resources. Adult and
Family Services Division.
While the Oregon Adult and
Family Services Division
(A.F.S.) will administer the
program, it will only cover
people who have too much in
income or assets to qualify for
welfare payments. The pro
gram only covers medical
expenses. It does not include
cash payments to partici
pants. Children who are eligible for
the program qualify for a full
range of medical services,
including doctor and dentist
visits, hospitaliation and pre
scription drugs. Eligible
women will qualify for
pregnancy-related services
only.
To qualify, children must be
deprived of parental support
because one of their parents is
absent or disabled. To qualify
for pregnancy care, women
must be single or, if married,
living with a disabled spouse,
the division said.
To qualify, an individual
family can't have income
more than one-third higher
than the amount a household
their size would receive in
welfare benefits under the Aid
to Dependent Children
(ADC.) Program. For
example, a parent and two
children could receive a max
imum of $368 a month in
A D C. Under the Medically
Needy Program, a parent and
two children with up to 1490 in
gross income would qualify
for medical help although they
would not qualify on welfare.
A family whose income is
more than one-third higher
than A D C. standards may
still qualify if their medical
bills would reduce their in
come to that level. If medical
bills would reduce their in
come to within one-third of
A D C. standards during a
six-month period, they could
qualify for help with remain
ing medical expenses during
the rest of that period. This
procedure is called "spending
down" to qualify for the Medi
cally Needy Program, the
division explained.
bedroom, neat clean, terms
continued high production in
these countries in the coming
year.
U.S. production of 2 8 billion
bushels in 1984 is a distinct
possibility, unless there is
greater participation in the
farm program. There is still
some hope for an "eleventh
hour" change in the 1984
wheat program that would
reduce planted acreage. How
ever, if participation in the
program is low, as appears
likely, even the reduced 1984
loan rate, about $3.60 to $3.65
per bushel. Portland, may not
provide a price floor in the
Northwest.
Adult men and nonpregnant
women do not qualify for the
program. Children in two-parent
households don't qualify
unless a parent is disabled.
Pregnant women living with
spouses don't qualify unless
one is disabled. However, pre
natal care may be available
through county health depart
ments under a new program
administered through the
State Health Division.
People who may be eligible
can apply for the Medically
Needy Program at their local
Adult and Family Services
Division branch office. In
south Morrow County A.F.S.
representative Janet Phillips
may be contacted at the Hep
pner Neighborhood Center on
the first, third and fourth
Wednesdays of each month
between 9 a.m. and 12 noon.
She may also be reached at
the Condon A.F.S. office,
384-2882.
The 1983 Legislature appro
priated $4.2 million in state
money for the program: the
addition of $5.6 million In
federal money will fund the
18-month program at almost
$10 million.
MarketLine
offered by OSU
With the arrival of Extension
MarketLine. more Oregon far
mers and ranchers may be get
ting down to business by sitting
down and turning on their televi
sion sets.
The Oregon State University
Extension Service and Oregon
Public Broadcasting are coope
rating to bring current agricultu
ral market prices and other
agricultural news to Oregon TV.
This new service is called "Ex
tension MarketLine" and it is
intended to help farmers and
ranchers manage their busines
ses more effectively.
Before the TV will
receive the MarketLine signal,
the viewer must attach a special
decoder to the set.
Decoders are offered by Ore
gon Public Broadcasting at $265
per unit: they are also available
commercially. Decoders may be
ordered directly from Oregon
Public Broadcasting, 2828 SW
Front Street. Portland. Oregon
97201.
For more information on Ex
tension MarketLine, write to:
Extension Market News, Exten
sion Hall, Room 219, OSU, Cor
vallis. Oregon 97331. In 1983-84,
Extension MarketLine is made
possible through a grant from the
Oregon Wheat Commission.
PUBLIC NOTICES
PORT OF MORROW
NEW 10" DIAMETER AND
8" DIAMETER WATER LINES
INVITATION TO BID
Bids due 2 p.m.. January 16, 1984
Sealed bids for New 10" diameter
and 8" diameter water lines will
be received by the Port of Mor
row. Boardman, Oregon until
January 16. 1984 at 2:00 pm, and
then will be publicly opened and
read. Bids submitted prior to the
opening will be received by
Wayne Schwandt, Port Manager,
Port of Morrow, P.O. Box 200,
Boardman, Oregon, 97818.
jrUBIlC NOTICES?
The project includes installing
new underground pipe and
fittings.
Contract documents may be
examined and obtained January
2. 1984 at the office of the Port of
Morrow. Boardman, Oregon, or
at the office of Seton, Johnson &
Odell. Inc.. Consulting Engi
neers, 133 S W. Second Avenue,
Portland. Oregon. 97204, upon
deposit of fifty dollars ($50) for
each document. The full amount
of the deposit will be refunded if
the documents are returned in
good condition within ten (10)
davs after bid opening.
No bid will be considered unless
fully completed in the manner
provided in the "Instructions to
Bidders" upon the form provided
by the Engineer and accompa
nied by a bid bond executed in
favor of the Port of Morrow, and
in an amount not less than ten
percent (10 percent) of the total
amount of the bid.
No bid will be received or consi
dered by the Port of Morrow
unless the bid contains a state
ment by the bidder as part of his
bid that provisions of ORS 279.350
are to be complied with.
The Port of Morrow reserves the
right to reject any or all propo
sals, waive any informalities,
and to accept the proposals that
best serves the interests of the
Port. Bids cannot be withdrawn
within 60 days after the actual
date of bid opening.
Dated this 29th day of
December, 1983
Port of Morrow
Wayne Schwandt
Port Manager
Published : January 5. 1984
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
The Morrow County Plan
fling Commission will hold a
-public hearing on Monday.
January 16. 1984 at 7:30 p.m.
in Lexington. Oregon at the
Morrow County Annex Build
ing. A public hearing will be
held on the following:
Application by Oregon Na
tural Gas Development Cor
poration for a Conditional Use
Permit to drill an exploratory
gas or oil well in Township IS.
Range 27E. Section 21, N.E.
'4.
Interested persons are invi
ted to the hearing and to
express their views. Written,
signed statements will be
considered. Reasons for ap
proval or disapproval should
be included in oral or written
statements.
Gene Trumbull
Chairman.
Morrow County
Planning Commission
Published: January 5. 1984.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR MORROW COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
HAROLD L. RASH.
Deceased.
No. 1918
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Darrel Rash has
been appointed Personal Rep
resentative of the above
estate.
All persons having claims
against the estate are re
quired to present them to:
Darrel Rash. Personal Repre
sentative, at the office of
attorneys for Personal Repre
sentative. Mautz. Hallman &
Teicher. 101 S.E. Byers Ave
nue. Pendleton. Oregon 97801
(phone 276-2811) within four
months after the date of first
publication of this notice or be
barred.
AH persons whose rights
may be affected by this pro
ceeding may obtain addi
tional information from the
records of the above named
Court, the Personal Represen
tative, or from Mautz, Hall-
BUC WOTlCKsl
man & Teicher. attorneys for
personal Representative.
DATED and first published
this 5th day of January, 1984.
MAUTZ. HALLMAN &
TEICHER
Attorneys for Personal
Representative
BY: Robert T.Mautz
Published: January 5. 12, 19.
1984.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE
COUNTY OF MORROW
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ADOPTION OF KEVIN
MARTIN CONNOLLY,
a minor.
PUBLISHED CITATION
TO: TERRY EDWARD
CONNOLLY
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON and by
order of the Honorable Ralph
Currin. Circuit Court Judge
Pro Tern issuing Citation upon
vou:
You are hereby cited to
appear within thirty (30) days
of the date of first publication
of this Citation to show cause,
if anv there be. why your,
consent to the adoption of the
above named child should not
be di spensed wi t h . your pa ren -tal
riehts terminated, and the
adoption should not be gran
ted, as praved for in the
Petition for Adoption. You are
herebv notified that said adop
tion will be granted, as prayed
for. unless you file a response
or answer to the Petition filed
herein before said date and
time
The "response" or "an
swer" must be given to the
court clerk or administrator
within 30 davs of the date of
first ' publication specified
herein along w ith the required
filine fee.
This Citation shall be pub
lished in the same manner as
a Summons with the date of
first publication being Decem
ber 22. 1983.
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
(s) Barbara Hayes
Published: December 22. 29.
1"W3: Januarv 5. 12. 1984
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE
COUNTY OF MORROW
No. 7419
SUMMONS
ALFONSO HOWARD
ZEYOUMA.
Petitioner
and
MARCIA ANN ZEYOUMA.
Respondent
To: MARCIA ANN ZEYOU
MA. Respondent.
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON: You
are hereby required to appear
and answer the Petition for
Dissolution filed against you
in the above entitled suit
within 30 days from the date of
first publication shown below:
and if you fail so to answer, for
want thereof, petitioner will
applv to the court for a decree
dissolving the marriage of
the parties, and for other
equitable relief.
The summons is published
bv Order of the Honorable
Ralph Currin. Judge of the
above court, entered on the
15th day of December, 1983.
directing publication of this
summons once each week for
four consecutive weeks in the
Heppner Gazette Times, a
newspaper published in Mor
row County. Oregon.
Date of first publication:
December 27. 1983.
Date of last publication:
January 12. 1984.
NOTICE TO RESPON
DENT: READ THESE
PAPERS CAREFULLY!
YOU MUST "APPEAR" IN
THIS CASE OR THE OTHER
SIDE WILL WIN AUTOMA
TICALLY. TO "APPEAR"
YOU MUST FILE WITH THE
3
rucuc nonets
COURT A LEGAL PAPER
CALLED A "MOTION",
"DEMURRER." OR
"RESPONSE. " THIS
PAPER MUST BE GIVEN TO
THE COURT WITHIN 30
DAYS ALONG WITH THE
1 REQUIRED FILING FEE, IT
MUST BE IN PROPER
FORM AND HAVE PROOF
OF SERVICE ON THE PETI
TIONER OR HIS ATTORNEY
TO SHOW THAT THE
OTHER SIDE HAS BEEN
GIVEN A COPY OF IT. IF
YOU HAVE ANY QUES
TIONS. YOU SHOULD SEE
AN ATTORNEY IMMEDI
ATELY. WINTER AND DOHKKTY
(s) Herman W. Winter
Herman Winter OSB No. 62100
Attorney for Petitioner
Published: December 22. 29,
1983; January 5. 12. 1984.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE
COUNTY OF MORROW
ESSON H. SMITH and
H VIRGINIA SMITH,
husband and wife.
Plaintiffs.
vs.
ORVAL LEE HAZEN and
KATHY E. HAZEN. aka.
KATHY ELLEN HAZEN,
husband and wife. PATTER
SON DENTAL COMPANY, a
corporation, and UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA,
Defendants.
NO 6958
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
By virtue of an execution
issued out of the above entitled
court the subject cause on
December 22. 1983. pursuant
to a judgment and a decree
rendered and entered on
January 27, 1983 in favor of the
plaintiff and against defen
dants Orval Lee Hazen and
Kathy E. Hazen. wherein it
was decreed that a certain
mortgage held by plaintiffs be
foreclosed and that the real
property subject to the mort
gage lien be sold, which exe
cution commanded me to sell
that real property to satisfy a
judgment against defendants
Orval Lee Hazen and Kathy E.
Hazen in the sum of
$121,585 68. together with inte
rest on said sum at the rate of
9 percent per annum from
January 27. 1983. I will on
January 27. 1984. at 11:00
a.m.. at the front door of the
county courthouse in Morrow
County. Oregon, sell at public
auction (subject to redemp
tion as provided by law) to the
highest bidder for cash, all the
interest the above named de
fendants Orval Lee Hazen and
Kathy E. Hazen had on No
vember 12. 1978, the date of
the mortgage and all the
interest which the defendants
Orval Lee Hazen and Kathy E.
Hazen had thereafter in the
following described real
property:
Lot 2. Block 1. Valley View
Estates, as platted and re
corded in Book 2, page 41,
Morrow County Records,
Morrow County, Oregon.
DATED this 27th day of De
cember, 1983.
ROYL.DRAGO,
Sheriff of Morrow County
(s) by Pauline Winter
Deputy
Published: December 29,
1983: January 5, 12, 19, 1984.
Notices 2
As of January 1. Sharon
Brace has taken over the
Bottom Drawer. Those who
have sold clothing on consign
ment are asked to stop in and
pick up their money. Sharon
will continue to take clothing
on consignment. Thanks to all
my customers and best wishes
to Sharon.
Lois Johnston
1-5-ln
New Year's Specials
1976 Ford F230. 4x4, Good
condition
1980 Ford Courier, 4 sp., Long
box. AM-FM Tape, Sliding roar
window, Cloan, 1 ownor,
82 Chovy V, Ton, 4 s p.. V8, 2
Wh. Dr., Low mileage
73 Pontlac, 4 Dr., Auto, Air,
Good Transportation
1982 GMC Diesel 6.2, Auto,
Air, Slorra Classic, 1 owner,
Low miles
80 Chevy 1 Ton, Dual wheel,
Auto power. Tilt wheel, AM-FM
Stereo tape, 40,000 actual
miles.
77 Datsun 280-Z, 5 sp., Tape
Deck, Immaculate just like new.
1968 Falcon, 2 Dr., Auto, 63,000
actual miles. Economy 6 cyl.
Lots of Other Good Used
Cars & Pickups In Stock!
We Do Front End Alignments
Farley Motor Co.
Heppner 676'9ll6
Help Wanted A
Temporary laundry aid.
Five shifts per week. Evening
hours. Apply at Pioneer
Memorial Hospital. Pioneer
Memorial Hospital is an equal
opportunity employer.
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TEXAS REFINERY
CORP.. offers PLENTY OF
MONEY plus cash bonuses,
fringe benefits to mature indi
vidual in Heppner area. Re
gardless of experience, write
A D. Sears, Pres., Texas Re
finery Corp . Box 711. Fort
Worth. Texas 76101.
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MORROW COUNTY
SENIOR SERVICES
SUPERVISOR: Responsible
for providing and supervising
appropriate senior citizen and
handicapped persons support
service systems made avail
able through the Area Agency
on Aging within Morrow
County. Duties include client
visits and assessments,
scheduling services, dissemi
nating Information, nutrition
site management, home care
supervision, outreach ser
vices, maintaining records.
Reporting and meeting atten
dance required. Requires
some knowledge of senior
programs. Ability to deal ef
fectively with people, and
support and guide the efforts
of staff and volunteers. Re
quest application by calling
MELINDA at 1-800-452-8112 or
write ECOAC P.O. Box 1207,
Pendleton, Or. 97801 by 5 p.m.
January 13. An equal oppor
tunity employer,
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APARTMENTS for rent:
$110 - $145 per month plus
utilities. 422-7579. 3-10-tfs
Furnished Bachelor Apt.
and 2-1 bedroom apts. for rent.
Garbage and water furnished.
Phone 676-9157 weekdays.
676-9284 weekends 1 0-20-tf c
FOR KENT close to down
town Heppner: 1- & 2-bdrm.
apts. Heat, water, garbage,
range and refrigerator. Rent
starts at $140. 422-7579.
12-8-tfs
FOR RENT: two bdrm. apt.
in Heppner. $150 mo; $50
cleaning deposit. Range and;
refrigerator. Immediate pos
session 938-6686 or 938-6077
10-20-tfc
Rentals 7
Services 8
Carpets and upholstery
cleaned professionally. John
Shaw 676 5283 . 9 12 tfc
Livestock
'Poultry
&
10
WILL BUY HORSES - Any
kind Phone 567-fir5 Ilcrmis
ton 8 25 tfc
Miscellaneous 14
REPRINTS Have a special
photo from the Gazette
Times'? Reprints made: 5x7
14 8 x to $5. Black and white
onlv. add 75 cents for mail
orders. The Gaette-Tlme.
147 Willow. P.O. Box 337.
H.'ppner. OR 97836. 10 13 If x
One washing machine, one
40 in. range, one refrigerator
old but works, one wood heat
stove new but rusty. $25 each.
9898109. 12 292c
GUNSBought. sold or
traded. Will ordecfor 10 per
cent above cost.
SPECIAL: Lube, oil. and
filter change plus car wash
$18 4x4 s $1 extra. Up to five
quarts. Union 10-40.
BRING 'BACK THE
SHINE to your vehrf le and
protect the paint on newer
ones. Simonize Wax 11995
and up
Vern's 76 Station A76-5IH4
WOOD FOR SALE: Split,
delivered and stacked. Mt cord
$35. 1 cord $65. 676-9425 after
5:30676-9425 1-5 lc
Cars S
Trucks
22
FOR SALE: One Pair Tire
Chains. Never Been Used. Fits
F78-15 Tires. $25 676-9228
davs, Mon.-Wed. 11-24-tfs
Real Estate -23-
COZY TWO BEDROOM
house on extra large lot for
$16,000. Ph. 676-5503. 12 8 tfc
City dog needs more room to
run. Will give away friendly
white Samoyed to someone
who wants good family dog.
Good with kids. Call 676-9939.
1 0-20-tf x
Fuel 17
. Pets 25
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