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Farm, ranch sales little changed in 1984
For the fourth straight year. total
gross sales of Oregon farm and
ranch products remain basically
unchanged Farm sales »ere up I 6
percent in 1984, an increase that,
statistically, is very alight, accord
ing to an economist at Oregon State
University
"Basically, it's accurate to say
that gross sales of farm and ranch
products here remain unchanged
from last year's levels,' said Stan
Miles, OSl' Extension economist
"F or the producers, the small in
crease in sales was offset by a one
percent overall increase in prices
paid for production needs "
Sales of all Oregon agricultural
com modules in 198-i were $1 77
billion, up from $1 74 billion the
previous year
M arion. U m a tilla , M alheur.
Clackamas and Morrow counties
exceeded $100 m illion in 1984 farm
sales Marion County was number
one with total sales of $202 million
Sales from all crops was $1 142
billion, down 1 I percent from last
year’s total of $1 154 billion Sales for
all livestock and poultry products
were $630 million, up 6 9 percent
from the 1983 figure of $389 million
The state's two biggest agricul
tural commodities, cattle and wheat
fell on opposite sides of the ledger
Sales of all grains, most of which is
wheat in Oregon, fell almost five
percent from last year's level Total
sales of cattle and calves, on the
other hand, were up 8 1 percent in
1984
"Grains were down because 1984
wheat production was up while
prices fell 30 rents a bushel on the
average, said Miles High volume
wheat production in every year over
the past five has created abundant
supplies of white wheat, which
doesn't help prices "
Cattle and calf sales are up
noticeably, but the increase doesn't
necessarily mean things are getting
belter in the cattle business Miles
noted
"Bed meat prices were up a little
bit in 1984. but not enough to account
for all of the eight percent increase
in sales." Miles said "Some of that
eight percent increase came from
cattle producers selling stock to
improve their chances of economic
survival
Small fruits and berries were
down a whopping 14 1 percent Miles
said this was due to a decrease in
strawberry acreage in the state,
lower yields and falling strawberry
prices
Vegetable crops w ere dow n 6 8
percent because of a drop in onion
prices
"Onion prices in Oregon are very
sensitive to the amount of onion
production in other states "said
Miles "O nion prices seem to
fluctuate more than the price of any
other agricultural commodity in the
state
Specialty products m urseries.
greenhouses, bulbs, C hristm as
trees, farm forestry) were up 4 5
percent Miles said Christmas tree
production and sales have shown
steady growth over the past several
years In 1984, 3 6 million trees were
harvested worth $40 million
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PUBLIC NOTICE
PIONEER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SPI I I AL ME I I ING NOTICE
Published January 2. 1984
T A V fR N
DKUANt
U I I I
To receive ihe maximum allow
able college financial aid for next
year students sbould mail their
application forms to the College
Scholarship Service as early in
January as possible said Jack
Johnson, director of financial aid in
a recent Eastern Oregon State Col
lege news release
The College Scholarship Service.
Berkley Cal allocates college
grants loans and work study to
students, no matter which college
they plan to attend
Students need lo mail those forms
a s early a s possible but forms have
to be postmarked "1985 lo be valid
adv ised Johnson
If students jumped the gun and
mailed in 19H4 we can help them
resubmit." he said
This year Johnson s office admin
islered more than $2 million in
grants, loans, scholarships and work
study to students attending KOSC
Financial Aid Forms, assistance
in completing them and information
on a variety of scholarships is
available weekdays at the F.OhC
Financial Aids Office loll free in
Oregon I hixi 452 H639
There w ill lx- a special meeting of
the hospital hoard of directors for
the purpose of discussing Ihe 1985 86
budget and rales The meeting will
be held al 9 JO a m on Friday,
January It. 1985 in the hospital
conference room
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for best shot at
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D a iry products were down
s lig h tly Fggs and p o u ltry ex
perienced a healthy 21 H percent
increase in sales
Fggs and poultry production and
sales seem to lie on the upswing."
said Miles
Fgg production, and
turkey and broiler numtiers were all
up in 1984 and prices for all these
com m odities
were
up also
Fortunately for poultry produced,
feed costs were down I ’er capita
consumption of poultry products in
the United States is increasing
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BID INVITATION
Thr district w ill accept bids on Ihe
following surplus properly which is
offered for sale as is. in all instan
ces
70 3 x 20' sprinkler pipes with
heads iused good condition*
14 5' x20 black stead pipes used
good condition i
1 2Shp Franklin Electric motor
and pump
ser no 2387766010
used good condition*
6 sets of propane equipment for
school buses, including in each set
I 60 gal Manchester tank with
mounting brackets
I air cleaner fuel intake for 5"
barrel carburetor
I Garretson fuel fille r vaporizer
assembly
I dual curve electronic ignition
assembly
These items can be inspect<*d at
the Kiversidr High School bus shop.
Boardman. Monday thru Friday,
9 00 a m 4 no p m January 2 18.
1985 Call Bill Adams at 481 7551
14 3 X30 pipe
73 tees
13 3"x 12 f assorted pipe
3 3" ells
8 3" risers
13" cross
8 3" valves
8 3" plugs
NOTE
Some pipe lengths are
missing sprinklers and some have
pinhole leaks These items can be
inspected at Columbia J r High
Irrigon, Monday thru Friday, 9 oo
a m 3 oo p m January 2 18 1985
Call Vic Marchek al 922 5551
Bids w ill be opened at 2 oo p m on
January 18. 1985 and w ill be presen
led lo Ihe district hoard on January
21,1985 al the district office. Lexing
(on
Doyle McCaslin, Superintendent
Published
December 26, 1984
January 2. 1985
PUBLIC NOTICE
TKl STEF S NOTICE OF SALE
Reference is made lo that certain
trust deed mad«' by CECIL O
Rt m k and SABRIN \ G ROT h
husband and wile, as grantor, to
Homestead Title and Escrow, Inc ,
as trust«-«', in (avor of Evans Kinan
cial Corporation as ben«'(iciary
dated November to. 1981 recorded
November to I t t l I I ill«' mortgage
m o rtis of Morrow County. Oregon,
microfilm No 19781. covering the
following described real property
situated in said county and state,
to wit
IWginmng at a point that bears
Nor lh o degrees 2.1 21 West 375 73
feet and S*>uth 89 degrees 19 42
West 330 00 feet from the South
quarter corner of Section 23.
Diwnship > North liangc 28 East.
W M
Morrow County. Oregon
thence South 89 degree* 19' 42
West l atixi feel thence North 0
degriH's 23 21 West 150 leet more
or less to the South right of way
line of ihe old Columbia H ivrr
Highway South Main Avenue’ ,
thence South 88 d«'gre«*s 13' 23"
East along said right of way line
150 leet more or levs, to a point
that Ix'.irs North o degr«fs 23 21"
West from the (Mimt of tieginning
them'«' South 0 degree* 23 21" East
t4o («ft more or le s s to the point
»( Ixguinmg
Both the beneficiary and the trus
!«•*• h a v e elected to sell the said r«'al
property to satisfy the obligations
si'cured by said trust deed and a
not lie ot default has tx-en record«^!
pursuant to Section H6 7.15 t3* of
Oregon Revised Statutes the de
laull lor wh ic h the foreclosure is
made is grantor s failure to pay
when due the following sums
Monthly installm ents of $718 25
each, commencing with the pay
ment due April I. 1984 and continu
ing each month until this trust d«f«t
is reinstated or goes to trustee's
sale plus accrued late charges of
$lMi 82 as III 8 14 84 and further late
charges of $25 87 on each delinquent
payment after 8 14 84 plus all f«fs
c o s t s and exp«'nses associated with
this foreclosure, all sums expended
liv beneficiary to protect the prop«'r
tv or its interest therein See hack
By reason of said default the
beneficiary lias declared all sums
owing on the obligation secured by
said trust deed immediately due and
payable said sums Ix-mg the follow
ing lo w it
The sum of $44 124 16
with mler«'st thereon at the rate of
1 7 . percent | x t annum from March
I I'*84 until paid plus all fees, costs
and rxjx'hsfs associated with this
foreclosure all sums expended by
beneficiary lo protect the property
or its interest therein during the
jx-ndency of this proce«*ding
WHEREFORE, notice hereby is
given that the undersign«^! trustee
w ill on March 15. 1985, at the hour of
I (»o'clock. P M . Standard Time
as established by Section 187 HO.
Oregon l(evis«*d Statutes, at front
door Morrow County Courthouse in
the City of Heppncr, County of
Morrow. State of Oregon, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the mler«'st in the said
described real property which the
grantor had or had power to convey
at the time of the execution by him of
the said trust deed, together with
any interest which the grantor or his
successors in inler«'st acquired after
(lie execution of said trust deed, to
satisfy the foregoing obligations
thereby secured und the costs and
expenses of sale, including a reason
able charge by the trustee Notice is
further given that any person named
in Section 86 753 or Oregon Revised
Statutes has the right, at any lime
prior lo five days before the trustee
conducts the sale, to have this
foreclosure proceeding dismissed
M„ u an- Irusl de ed reinstated by
payment to the beneficiary of the
entire amount then due * other than
such portion ot the principal as
would not then to lx* due had no
default occurred and by curing any
other default complained of herein
that is capable of being cured by
tendering the performance required
under Ihe obligation or trust de«*d,
and in addition to paying said sums
or tendering the performance neces
sary to cure the default, hy paying
all costs and rxpensi's actually
incurred in enforcing the obligation
and trust deed, together with trus
tee's and attorney 's f«*es not exceed
trig the amounts provided by said
Section 86.753 or Oregon Kevis«*d
Statutes
In construing this notice, the
masculine gender includes the fem
inine and the n«'uler. the singular
includes the plural, the word "gran
tor includes any successor in inter
est to the grantor as well as any
other person owing an obligation,
the p«'rfi>rmance of which is s«a-ured
hy said trust det-d. and the words
"trusl«*e and "beneficiary" include
their respix tu e successors in inter
«*st. if any
DATED September 2t>. 1984 Geor
g e t' H rinm iller Successor Trustee
521 S W Clay, Portland. Oregon
97 201, 226 3706
Published
December 12, 19. 26,
January 2, 1985
CARD OF TH A N K S
On behalf of Ihe fam ily of our
beloved Curtis, we wish lo thank all
our friends for ihe flowers, cards,
donations, food and the many acta of
kindness shown to us at this time
The fam ily of Curtis Lynch
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1974
Ton Ford Pickup,
4 sp., Local, One owner, 2 wheel dr.
1976 Ford F250
4spd., 4X4 flatbed Excellent Condition
1980 Fairmont,
4 dr, 4 up, 4 cyl, 33,0(H) miles.
sa 11: m
We Do Front End Alignments
Farley Motor Co.
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NOTICES
Not responsible for anv debts
other than my own as of IV c | | 9 H 4
Pauline E Hamrick
12 26 3p
HELP W A N T E D
NOTICE
OF
POSITION
OPENING IONE sfHOODS
POSITION
Elementary S«'hool
Teacher Aide
RESPONSIBILITIES
Avsisl tea
chers in production of classroom
materials and supervision of various
student activities Perform various
clerical duties nee«led to support Ihe
instructional program
y l A l.lE ll'A T IO N High school di
ploma or «ajuivalent prefer advan
ied training*, ability to type, wil
lingness to work cooperatively with
stall members and students
EMPLOYMENT
Begins January
14. 1985 Term of employment is the
regular schixil year
SAIAH1 & BENEFITS According
to the negotiated agreement for
Morrow County School District
clavsified employees
All letters of application should be
submitted to
Charles Starr. Principal,
lone Schools.
Box 167,
lone. Oregon 97843
Applications w ill close on January 4,
1985 All applicants will he notified
of the seiet ion by January II. 1985
_________
12 X X _
W O RK WANTED
*
WORK WANTED
Payroll Bixik
keeping Typing Call Joyce Winter
676 9623
H M Itfc
E xperience Employees Available
Martin Marietta, The Dalles, reduc
lion facility is being shut down
E xperience employees available
for immediate consideration and
placement
Engineers, employee
relations, safety prcxluction fore
man. electricians, carpenters, brick
mason, instrument technicians,
maintenance mechanics, welders,
vehicle mechanics, machinists,
semi skillixl and latxirers We w ill
gladly review your requirements,
match them with available person
nel forward resumes, provide inter
viewing space and work with you to
supply qualified p«'rsonn«'l Contact
Out Placement office, Martin Man
etta Aluminum. P O Box 711, The
Dalles. Ore 97058 Attention Charles
l( Johnson, (5031 296 6161
12 26 Inc
WORK W ANTED A ll types
housework. M E, 8 III 3 30, reason
able.
dependable. 30
yrs
experience Call 676 5820
I 2 2c
RENTALS
For Bent
thr«-e bedrooms 2*i
tiaths. full basement
Call eves.
376 8307
12 19 2c
FOB BENT Thre«- bedrooms. 2‘ s
baths, full basement Call evenings.
37641307
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FOR RENT
Nice 2 A 3 bedroom apartments
Wall lo wall carpeting, air con
ditioning. drapes and blinds l« u n
dry facilities and private balcon
ies
Completely insulated and
energy efficient on a nice country
setting
EVERGREEN TERRACE
APARTMENTS
N. Thompson A Pioneer
Heppner. 676-SI2S
Equal Housing Opportunity______
SERVICES
W inter tires on and balanced, 3 50
Tubeless 4 50 Tube type. VERNA 76
Heppner
IU-25-tfc
Carpets and upholstery cleaned
professionally Jimn Shaw 676 528.1
9 27 lie
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES a
vallatile
guns Ixiught. sold and
traded New guns at 10 p«'rcrnt
over shotgun news prices Gixxl
slock of us«'d guns
Cars service«! Oil and Kilter fur
rushed plus lulx- and Ire«' wash only
$18
SIMONIZ W AX $19 95 A up We
also clean interior, motors, trunks,
tar removal, whatever
WE SPECIALIZE in tire repairs
Car pickup truck $3 50 A up
WE SELL G oodyear'Dayton
M ichrlen al very reasonable
prices lad us price some for you
before you buy elsew here V F it VS
7« I NION llrp p n rr 676 5184
tfc
M ISCELLAN EO U S
25 gallon Butane tank, used twice.
$50 Call 676 5341
12 19 3p
Computer paper for letters on
your word processor Kleen Strip
margins leave a smooth edge for
your letters Nice white 8*« x II
bond paper $21 54 for I .two sheets
Thr llrp p n rr G a rrtlr Timrs
We
handle most other computer forms
and paper loo 147 Willow, Heppncr
676 9228.
N O RTHW EST
N A N N IE S
INSTITUTE First and only state
licensed vocational Nanny training
school in Oregon Free placement
incredible demand Contact NNI.7I0
N E 2lst. Portland. OR »7232 Tel
No 234 4671
I 2 Inc
FURNITURE
& A PPL IA N C ES
F o il SALK
Handmade oak
table desk with one drawer I le d as
work place for student
Possible
antique $50. call 676 9635 after 4
p m weekdays
12 12 tfs
CARS & TRUCKS
FOB SALE
1972 Chev
Pickup 676 9418
L
ton
12 26 tfc
RE AL ESTATE
For Sale 3-bdrm house. 580 S
Chase, 676 5007
9 27 tfc
COZY 3 BEDROOM HOUSE IN
Heppncr
Fenced Yard. 276 7184
10 25 tfc
Newly remodeled thre«' brdrtxmi
house with range refrigerator 'in
lexinglon. wixxl stove, ceding fan,
large fenced yard with garden spot
Call (or appointment 989 8125
9 27 tic
HISTORIC Frenchglen Hotel
Oregon Stale Parks offers an op
portunity for lease of Ihe historic
Frenchglen Hotel in Harney County.
Oregon The lease consists of an
exclusive rig h t lo operate the
r renchglen Hotel dining and over
night facilities as a Stale Park
Concession for an initial term of
lhr«*e years beginning April 15, 1985
A financial investment is required of
the l«ovs«x* I a*.is«* bid proposals must
he submitted to State Parks by Feb
i, 1985 For pw peefua, write af
phone Oregon State Parks, 525
Trade St SE. Salem, OK 97310
Phone ran c/Hoto ,
I 2 Inc
Ihnilaqv
Climi Co.®
Ml via*
« m in i tnnm,
215. o « kj - 615 Acre upper Willow
Greek ranch, quality older home
so ooo . 3 bedroom, I bath on I 9
acres shop walk in cooler
38.MO - 2 bedroom, I bath inobii
home on 5 rural acres
7 .0 0 0 . | |
Acre lot al Blake
Ranch
Sharon l,ewis. Broker. 276 7321 or
Keith la*wis, 676 5233