The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 31, 1M-SEVEN
Local water supply outlook good
Ai or May 1, 1984 (he water
suppplies are very good for
moat of Oregon this spring and
summer, according to a re
cent report from the Soil
Conservation & National
Weather Service. Generally,
the snow pack is above, to
much above average east of
the Cascades. April precipi
tation was much above nor
mal. Reservoir storage con
tinues to be excellent and
April streamflow was very
high due to a rapid warming of
a heavy anowpack.
Water supplies are forecast
to be near above average
during the next three months.
April precipitation was 124
percent of average throughout
the area.
Amounts received were:
Heppner 1.939 "Ukiuh 1.60."
The mountain snowpack re
mains above normal. Site:
Arbuckle Mtn. Date: 5-1 Wa
ter Equivalent: 34.0 Site:
Madison Butte - Date: 5-1
Water Equivalent: 6.0
Forecasts of streamflow are
as follows:
Butter Creek near Pine City
- Ill percent average during
May-July,
Rhea Creek near Heppner -95
percent average during
May-Julyi
Willow Creek at Heppner
100 percent average during
May-July.
Rock Creek above Cayuse
Canyon near Condon - 129
percent average during May-July.
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Wranglers Playday results
The second of a series of six
summer playdays was held
Friday, May 18 at 6:30 p.m. at
the wrangler grounds. "A
good time was held by all"
reports President Gail Pap
Ineau. In the 7 and under age group
Rodney Ehrmantraut won the
all-around trophy after total
ing the most points the win
ners in the seven and under
category were:
Barrels: first - Rodney
Ehrmantraut; second - Casey
O'Brien; third Mandy Gut
ierrez; fourth Sara Greenup;
Poles: first -Joey Huffman;
second Casey O'Brien; third
Sara Greenup; fourth - Josie
Evans.
Keyhole: first Rodney
Ehrmantraut; second Joey
Hoffman; third Josie Evans;
fourth Casey O'Brien.
Ages 8 10 all around was
Steve Hoffman with a total of
22 points. Other winners
follow :
Barrels: first Heather
Eckman; second - Steve Hoff
man; third Cherie Papineau;
fourth Kim Johnston.
Poles: first- Steve Hoff
man; second - Cherie Pap
ineau; third Heather Eck
man; fourth Stacey O'Brien.
Keyhole: first Steve Hoff
man; second Cherie Papin
eau; third Kim Johnston;
fourth Stacey O'Brien.
In 11-13 year olds all-around
was a tie between Judy Jepsen
and Christy Stroeber, both had
16 poinU. Other winners
follow.
Barrels: first - Christy
Stroeber; second Michelle
Papineau; third - Lori Cecil;
fourth Christy O'Brien.
Poles; first - Judy Jepsen;
second Christy Stroeber ; third
- Michelle Papineau; fourth
Christy O'Brien.
Keyhole: first - Judy Jep
sen; second Derek Osmln;
third - Michelle Papineau; :
fourth - Christy O'Brien.
In 14 18 age group all-around
was Andrea Ball. Other
winners included:
Barrels: first Andrea
Ball ; second Bridget! Green
up; third - Cindy Stroeber;
fourth Missy Schoonover.
Co. educators slate
golf tournament
The annual Morrow County
Educators Golf Tournament
will be held at the Willow
Creek Country Club Saturday,
June 2, says a spokesperson
for the educators.
Educators from Giliam,
Morrow, and Umatilla coun
ties will participate. Some
special guests have been invit
ed. All together approximate
ly 50 to 60 golfers are expected
to participate.
Tee off time will beat 8 a.m.
with 18 hole play followed by a
lunch prepared by the W.C.C.
C. Ladies group. During the
luncheon many prizes for var
ious accomplishments will be
presented.
Heppner golfers are remind
ed that on the day following,
Sunday, June 3, the Echo men
and women will come to Hep
pner for a visitation playday a
and lunch. Tee off time will be
9 a.m.
Poles: first Andrea Ball;
second Bridgett Greenup;
third - Cindy Stroeber ; fourth -Missy
Schoonover.
Keyhole: first Missy
Schoonover; second - Andrea
Ball; third Bridgett Greenup.
Trophy winner for the 19 and
over age group was Barbara
Gutierrez.
The next play day will be
May 25 starting at 6:30 p.m.
There will be a concession
stand on the grounds with pop,
hotdogs, chili, coffee, and
snacks. Everyone is welcome
to come watch and all mem
bers are urged to join in the
fun.
"Thanks to all who donated
their time and energy in run
ning this weeks playday,"
concluded Papineau.
Swim team to
begin season
Heppner Swim Team will
meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, June
7 at the city swimming pool.
All swim team members,
prospective members and
their parents are urged to
attend said a spokesperson for
the team.
Swimmers will register with
U.S. Swimming: meet with
the coach, Lottie Laughlin;
receive a summer meet sched
ule; and discuss and questions
concerning team activities.
Swim team practice will
begin June 8. For further
information call Nancy Bruch,
676-9420 or Sheridan Tarn
asky, 676-5059.
First Christian begins new Sun. school curriculum
A new series of Sunday
School lessons will begin for
the summer months this Sun
day, June 3, at the First
Christian Church in Heppner
said a spokesperson for the
church.
Lessons topics will be as
follows: nursery (ages 2-3)
How we grow in God's family;
beginners (ages 4 & 5) We
Learn to Obey; primary
(grades 1 & 2) We Learn to
Obey; grades 3-6 My Life with
God; youth - Right Relation
ships; young adult Bible
Keys for today's Family, and
adult The Rise and Fall of a
Nation.
Classes will begin each
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HEPPNER SWIMMING
POOL INFORMATION
The Heppner Municipal Swimming Pool
will open with a free swim at 1 p.m. on
Tuesday, June 12. Pool Manager is
Margaret Kincaid.
Season tickets will be available at City
Hall beginning on Friday, June 8.
Costs are: Family - $50, Student $20,
Adult $25. Daily: Thru 10 75',
11 thru 14 -$1, 15 & up- $1.50
The Pool WiU Be Closed Mondays,
June 17Jor swim meet, & July 4th.
No person will be allowed to participate
oil the local swim team before first
obtaining a season ticket.
Pool Hours : J-5 p.m. & 7-9 p.m.
Tues.-Frj. l.nT!Sat. A Sun. Swim
Lessons will begin in July. Dates will
be announced later.
week at 9:45 a.m. with an
opening for the children.
Anyone is invited to attend.
For any further information,
phone 676-9209.
lone pool opens
June 12
The lone swimming pool
will open for the season on
Tuesday, June 12, announced
pool manager Carolyn Plo
charsky. Hours will be Tuesday
through Friday from 2-5 p.m.
and 7-9 p.m.;Saturday and
Sunday from 2-5 p.m. The
pool will be closed Mondays.
Daily admission prices will be
preschool, free; grades 1-6, 50
cents; grades 7-12, 75 cents;
adults $1.
Season ticket prices are
grades 1-6, $10; grades 7-12,
$15; adults, $20; and family
ticket $35.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
SALE
On the 2nd day of July, 1984,
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
A.M. Standard Time in ac
cordance with ORS 187.110, at
the front entrance of the Mor
row County Courthouse in
Heppner, Oregon.I will sell at
Public Auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following
described Real Property lo
cated in Morrow County, Ore
gon, to wit:
The South Half of the East
Half of the Southeast Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter of
Section 16, Township 4 North,
Range 25; All being East of
the Willamette Meridian, in
the County of Morrow and
State of Oregon; Excepting
any and all water rights of
way.
Subject to irrigation ditch
easement serving neighboring
properties to the North which
buyers agree crosses the pro
perty being sold hereunder
and which buyers agree not to
interrupt.
Said sale is made under a
Writ of Execution in Foreclos
ure issued out of the Circuit
Court of the Sate of Oregon for
the County of Morrow to me ,
directed in the case of Gary W.
LeClair and Sharon J. Le
Clair, husband and wife,
Plaintiffs, vs. Everett L. Shas
teen and Dona Shasteen, hus
band and wife; Terry L. Shas
teen and Carlene D. Shasteen,
husband and wife; and United
States of America, Defen
dants. Writ of Executed dated May
4, 1984
ROY L. DRACO, Sheriff
Morrow County, Oregon
By: Pauline Winter, Deputy
Published: May 31; June 7,
14 , 21, 1984
CALL FOR SEALED BIDS
The City of Heppner is ac
cepting bids for material and
labor for a fence on Hager
Park. Contact City Hall for
specifications. Deadline for
bids will be at 5:00 P.M.
prevailing time Friday, June
1st, 1984. Bid opening will be
Monday, June 4th, 1984 during
the City Council meeting.
Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Marshall Lovgren,
City Administrator
Published: May 24,31, 1984'
Cemetery Notice
All flowers, both real and
artificial will be removed
from Heppner Masonic Cem
, etery on June 4, 1984. This is
necessary in order to mow.
Anyone wishing to save their
artificial flowers should pick
them up before that date.
Published:
HCMD Board
May 24, 31, 1984
The following precincts will
be combined for the June 26,
1984 election: North Irrigon
No. 5 and South Irrigon No. 6.
Barbara Bloodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
Published: May 31, 1984
The Morrow County Court
will hold a public hearing on
Monday, June 11, 1984, at 10:30
a.m. in teh Courtroom of the
Morrow County Courthouse,
Heppner, Oregon. A public
hearing will be held on the
following:
An appeal to the Morrow
. County Court by Don Jorgen
sen, Irrigon, Oregon on a
decision of the Morrow County
Planning Commission to re
voke a conditional use permit
for a trucking operation locat
ed in Township 5N, Range
26E, Section 25B, Tax Lot 100,
1.91 acres located in a com
mercial zone.
Interested persons are in
vited to the hearing to express
their views. Written, signed
statements will be considered.
Reasons for approval or dis
approval should be included in
written or oral statements.
Donald C. McElligott
Morrow County Judge
Published: May 31, 1984
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PUBLIC NOTICES
Help Wanted 4
CALLS FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the City of Hep
pner Common council will
receive sealed bids from ser-
vice stations on gas and ser
vices as follows: No.l On Gas
only. No.2. Lowest price to
the City on regular and un
leaded. (Specify which pump
price.) No. 3. Full service.
(Check oil and clean glass
minimum.) No. 4. Emergen
cy fill up at night after station
is closed. No. 5. Starting date
will be July 1st, 1984. For one
year only.
All prices quoted on gasoline
must be quoted in terms of
cents off on pump prices. Bids
submitted will be prices at
which the dealer will supply
City vehicles when the City
makes purchases from the
dealer.
Deadline for bids will be
5:00 p.m. prevailing time Fri
day, June 1st, 1984. Bids will
be opened at the regular Coun
cil meeting Monday, June 4th,
1984 at City Hall, 188 W.
. Willow Street, Heppner, Ore
gon. The Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Published:
1984.
May 24th, & 31st,
Marshall Lovgren,
City Administrator
Cards of
Thanks 1
A sincere thank you to all
who celebrated with us during
our recent Open House. Your
friendship, warm wishes, and
kind words will long be re
membered. Fondly
Jim & Monica
Swanson Insurance Agency
5-30-lc
We wish to thank all our
friends and family who sent
flowers and cards, called and
visited Norman while he was
in St. Anthony Hospital. Your
thoughts and prayers were a
great help in this trying time.
Also we would like to thank the
Oregon State Police for tran
porting the blood platelets
needed for transfusion. It is
great to be living in Eastern
Oregon where everyone is
personally interested in one
another.
Norman and Jean Nelson
5-31-lp
We want to express our
appreciation to Central Mar
ket for choosing our company
to help with their remodeling
and expansion cf their store.
We urge your support of this
fine store.
Ray's Heating & Refrig.
Ray, Kay & Chip
5-31 lc
Notices 2
!c!p ficeucil !iuiiicu!aiciy !!
Will offer small wages and
nice comfortable country
home in Morrow County to an
older lady in exchange for
light housekeeping, cooking
and companionship. Driver's
license required-no smokers
or drinkers, please. Send
qualifications and other per
tinent information care of
Heppner Gazette-Times, Box
337, Heppner. 5-31-2p.
Rentals 7
Buying used migratory bird
tamps 1934 to 1984. Will be in
lone June 2 at lone Church
barbecue. Erling Thompson,
1549 Morgan Lane, McMinn
ville, Or 87128 5-31-lc
The class of 1974 would like
to invite all friends and teach
ers to their ten year class
reunion, Saturday, June 9, at
the Heppner Elks Club. Live
music will begin at 9 p.m.
' 6-7-lc.
The Annual lone United
Church of Christ Auction and '
Barbecue will be Saturday,
June 2, 1984. We welcome any
donations. To arrange pickup
phone Mark Rietmann, 676
9283 or Joe Rietmann 422-7435.
4-5-9c
Help Wanted A
Needed, CNA 's, live-ins, and
housekeepers. Call M L.
E. In-Home Services at 676
5049 evenings. 5-31-2C.
Services 8
Carpets and upholstery
cleaned professionally. John
Shaw. 676-5283. 4-19-tfc
PRODUCTS AND SER
viibb available: guns
bought, sold and traded. New
guns at 10 percent over shot
gun news prices. Good stock ofl
used guns.
CARS SERVICED - Oil and
Filter furnished plus lube and
free wash only $18.
SIMONIZ WAX - $19.95 up.
We also clean interior
motors, trunks, tar removal
whatever.
WE SPECIALIZE in tire
repairs. Car-pickup-truck
$3.50 & up.
WE SELL Goodyear-Day-
ton-Michelin at very reason
able prices. Let us price some
for you before you buy else-
khere. VERN'S 7 union
pfeppner, 676-5184
5-10-tfc
Business
Opportunities 9
i .
NATIONAL STEEL BUILD
ING COMPANY awarding
dealership in area soon. Small
refundable investment, lowest
prices in the industry, high
quality building, exceptional
profit opportunity. Call 1-800-841-6952.
5-24-4p
Livestock
Poultry
&
10
Majestic joker 1100 lb.
mammoth Missouri jack at
stud. Fifteen hands at
withers; corral poles and
treated posts for all purposes.
Call Del Herman 449-3621
Stanfield.
5-10-4C
Form
Equipment
11
STEEL GRAIN BINS STOR
MOR YORK G.S.I.Union
562-5006 Hermiston 567-7328
Sales by Ernest Christo
pherson 5-24-4p
For Sale; Steiger ST 250 1977
model 4,000 hours engine cat
3306 23.1 x 30 tires Greenline
Inc. The Dalles, Call 296-4686
or Pat 296-5579 5-17-4C
METAL BUILDINGS, a
renas, warehouses, hangars,
workshops, garages - quality
buildings at affordable prices.
On site construction. Guaran
teed. Licensed, bonded, insur
ed. Call collect for estimate.
Lee's Lumber Albany, 503-928-5871,
926-7040.
1978 Grand Prix, AT, Cruise
control, Tapo deck, AC, Power
seats, Excellent condition, Low
miles. Local one owner.
Two bedroom apartment
available June 9, equal oppor
tunity housing. References
required. Willow View Apts.,
515 N. Elder, Heppner. Apply
at 473-2859. 5-31-2C.
. LEASE OPTION Canby acre
age. Three bedroom, two
bath, barn, kennel, stalls,
tacfcroom. Ma kin Lane.
References. Owner Real Es
tate Salesman. Consider sale
trade. 286-5608, 994-3110.
For Rent: Two bedroom
duplex, close to high school,
water and garbage service
furnished. Call 567-8232 for
more details. 4-26-tfc
Furnished Bachelor and
one bedroom Apt. for rent.
Water and garbage included.
676-9157 days. 676-9284 eves,
and weekends. 4-19-tfc
1981 Ford Town Landau T-BIrd,
AT, AC, Cruise control, AM-FM,
Leather upholstry. Excellent
rubber. Local 1 owner.
1977 Plymouth Volare, 4 dr.,
AT, AC, PS, AM-FM tape deck,
51,000 miles. Clean as a whistle.
1979 Quick Skylark 4 dr., AT, AC,
Cruise, Music.
1978 Ford F150, 4 spd, 4x4, Short
box. Low mileage.
1982 Chev. Vi ton, 2x, 4 sp
28,000 ml.
No better deals in the country!
A IV. C i C I A I: '. a.
Farley Motor Co.
Heppner 676-9116
Miscellaneous 14
Real Estate 23
Buying used migratory bird
stamps 1934 to 1984. Will be in
lone June 2 at lone Church
barbecue. Erling Thompson,
1549 Morgan Lane, McMinn
ville, Or 97128 5-31-lc
For Sale: chairs, curtain
stretchers, canopy for small
pickup. 676-9498. 5-31-lc.
Will pay 50 cents each for
1-gallon glass jars, any amo
unt, delivered, or see Pam
Minster. Have a good deal of
free rhubarb-come and get it.
Walter Jepsen, lone 5-31-lc
, Why pay retail when you
can buy for less? We've got
the latest in video equipment
at prices ycu won't believe.
All major brands to choose
from. Let our experienced
sales staff cheerfully help you
select the best unit to suit your
needs and budget. Over 50
dealer locations in the north
west to serve you. Satellite
dish equipment, too. Call
today 1-600-528-2806. Dealer
inquiries invited.
Mobile
Homes
20
FOR SALE: 1975 VAN-DYKE
MOBIL HOME 14X70 3 bedroom-fireplace
set up on city
lot. ph. 676-5516 5-24-2C
Trailers &
Campers
21
FOR SALE: 1967 ALPINE
.CAB OVER CAMPER excel
lent cond. ph. 676-5516
5-24-2C
Cars &
. Trucks
22
FOR SALE: Lg. 3 bdrm
home, lg. lot, wood and oil
heat, low down, owner may
finance $45,000, 676-9621.
5-10-4C
Boardman 5 acres beautiful
4V Bedroom 3 Bath custom
home 2,513 sq. feet energy
efficient construction. Nice
view, very private, pasture,
corral, shed, barn, fruit trees,
garden spot, automatic sprin
kler system, selling within 90
days, so make an offer. Will
consider trade of Motor Home
smaller home etc. Phone (963
2112) 5-3-6p
FOR SALE: Openness with a
view, skylights focusing sun
light on a unique sunken con
versation area. Island center
ed country kitchen. 3 bed
rooms plus guest room, ph
676-9425 after 5 p.m . 5-24-2c
COZY TWO BEDROOM
house on extra large lot for
$16,000 Ph. 676-5503. 4-19-tfc
Three bedroom Heppner
house for sale, $36,000. 276-7184
3-15-tfc
FOR SALE: Cozy home, two
Bedrooms, nice kitchen, base
ment, garage. We have out
grown it. Two blocks from
town. 280 W. Center. Call
676-5138 5-17-5p
Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2
car garage house for sale.
Central air & heat, new Blaze
King stove, recent CBEC in
sulation update, landscaping,
view, REASONABLE. FLBA
assumable. 635 S. Chase ph.
676-5574 evenings, weekends.
5-10-tfc
FOR SALE : 1974 PLYMOUTH
DUSTER A C radio, p-s excel
lent cond. $1200.00 firm
ph.676-5516 5-24-2C
Home &
Garden 26
I Real Estate 23
3 Bedroom house, fully carpet
ed, on 1.5 acre lot. Asking
$19,500. ph. 676-5105. 5-31-3p.
Good Buy; Repossessed older
house, needs repairs. $3,000.
call 676-5391. 5 24-4p.
AS ADVERTISED ON
PAUL HARVEY Wear Dated
Carpets. Invest your tax re
turn in your home and you'll
be happy. New carpets and
new kitchen counters make
such a difference. Call for
appointment.
M & R Floor Covering 676-9418
329-tfc