The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon W ednesday. July 9. 1986 - FIVE
All Saints*
events
Heppner Happenings
Tiy M a ry Bryánt 676-9493
All Sam is' Church is planning a
yard sale for Saturday July 26 All
types of an Kies and furniture « ill he
asailable for purchase A light lun
cheon will also he served during the
sale Call Merilee M cDow ell for in
formation at 676-5238 or the churth
office 676-9970
All Saints' is offering a special
ministry for people who have a
dnnking problem An A A meeting
is held each Monday evening at the
church at 7 30 This is an open
meeting Special individual counsel
ing is also available at the church
dealing with alcohol Call the church
office for details
"M a n y people are never sure
about where they are in regards to
the amount of alcohol they con
sum e." says the Rev Cieorge l/ette
See our ad for test questions used by
John Hopkins university Hospital in
deciding whether or not a patient is
alcoholic
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M r and M rs Ed Das is, a niece
and her husband, were recent
visitors o f M rs Sarah Adkins rhey
had heen visiting in Seattle and drove
here on their way South While here.
M rs Adkins took them out to diner
and they took a drive up Willow
l reek They reminisced afoul spen
ding part o f their hones rravon here
25 years ago with M rs Adkins
M rs Davis was the formerly Etta
Canos
M r and M rs Earl Crtsmon of
Pendleton, son and daughter in law
of M rs Adkins, recently returned
from Yellowstone Park where they
had atiended a reunion o f thé
Crism on family Attending were
members of the family fn*m San An
tonio. Tesas. California. Colorado.
Oregon and Arizona
M rs Peggy Brittner was in
Pendleton last Monday with her
children, Ted and leonard The
boys met their father Ron Brittner.
and will spend some time with him
at his home in Lewiston, Idaho
-Guests of M rs Sn.clj Blake for
the holiday weekend were M r and
M rs Darrell Blake Paula and Chris
Cole were visiting her parents. M r
and M rs Paul Heinrich, and also her
grandmother. M rs Blake, and they
all spent the holiday together l>ar
rell Blake and Bethel Heinrich are
win and daughter of M rs Bluke.
respectively
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Eddie Brosnan, her
daughter. Dianne and grandson.
Clay, visited with Mary Bryant for
a short time one day last week M rs
Brosnan and M rs Bryant formerly
worked together
- John and Louise Wood. Nina
Denton, Stanlev C os. and Linda
Sincrius attended a reuinion of the
Moyer and Mead families in Her
nuston recently at the home of Del
Moyer Approximately forty people
were present and a lot of v isiting and
bringing others up to date on family
happenings took place
()n Saturday the graduating
class o f 1956 held their reunion at
the Elks Some twenty graduates and
four teachers were present Boh
Stevens and his wife. Judy, of Hard
man were in attendance as well as
Steve Green, ami Bonnie, his wife
from Pendleton Their two sons,
Wayne and Adam accompanied
them and visited with grandparents,
Cornett ami Florence Green Bob
Hare and his wife from Kalamazoo.
Michigan, were here from a distance
as well as M r and M rs laince Tib
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O n Saturday. M r and M rs Fdwin
Tucker fn>m Salem visited his
mother, M rs Padberg
JoJean Stevens of Pendleton
spent the holiday weekend with her
parents. Bob and Judy Stevens of
Hardman She and her mother
visited M rs Fdiih M usgravc at
Monument while she was home
While mowing her lawn today.
Judy Stevens at Hardman killed a
rattlesnake with sis buttons Great
hunting. Judy
M r and M rs Lincoln Nash and
members o f their family are ex
pec ted home this evening from a trip
back to the mid west to visit her
mother
Ayers vard
honored
Fhe 1-exington Garden bugs chose
as the June sard of the month Bill
and Betty Ayers at 165 W Arcade
Phey have lived at this lixation since
1975
It was chosen because o f the
overall neatness of the yard and the
beautiful flowers, said a Garden
Club spokesperson Also several
lawn ornaments add to the attrac
tiveness of the yard
Wilks potluck is
July 13
A potluck picnic at the Heppner
City Park will honor the Rev Floyd
W ilks and his family beginning at I
p m Sunday. July 13
Northwest Na/arene District
Superintendent D r Walt Lanman
plans to attend, says a church
spokesperson
Pie Rev W ilks and his family are
Icav mg Heppner because he has been
called to serve another congregation
Applications for leadership
course available
Applications for a leadership
course with emphasis on public
policy are available at the Morrow
Develop
bles Nelson Connor and his talented
wife. lam . were there as well a*
many others On Sunday morning
I a Verne and Ginger Keithley hosted
a brunch at their lovely home The
class of '54 had their reunxm the
same weekend, but I have no report
on their get together I'm sure it was
fun and if some one would call me
with information I would be glad to
write it up
Fverett and Helen Keithley
were in Ponland to visit his sister.
M rs Nola Warmuth. over the
weekend
M rs Mildred Padberg attended
the festivities in lone on the Fourth
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A re You A n A lc o h o lic ?
Ask jw unall t h e n questions and answer them as honestly as you can
1 Do yon lose time from aork due to drinking’
2 Is drinking making your home life unhappy’
J Do you drink because you are shy uith other people’
4 Is drinking affecting your reputation’
1 M»*e you n o r ton remorse after drinking’
I Hive you gotton Into financial difficulties as a result of drinking’
J Do you turn to louwr companions or an mtoriof environment when drinking’
I Poos your drinking makd you careless of your family t welfare’
I Mat your ambition dneroasod since drinking’
I I De you erne a drink at a definite time datlyT
11 Do you went a drink the neit morning’
t7 Does drinking cans# you to have difficulty in sltiping’
1) Mas your ifflcloncy decreased since drinking’
M Is drinking (oopardtzmg your yob or businots’
IS Do you drink to (scape from worries or trouble’
I I Oo you drink alono’
17 Mave you tvor had a complete loss of memory as a result of drinking’
t l Mas your physician ever treated you for drinking’
I t Oo you drink fa build up your sell confidence’
20 Have you ever boon to a hospital or mstitiition because of drinking’
If you answered Y E S m any one of the questions, there is a detinue warning that
you may he alcoholic, if two. the chances are that you are an alcoholic. it ihree or
mole, you are Jefimtrlv akoholK These questions arc used lx Johnc Hoyikmv t mvrrsitv
Hospital. Baltimore Mel in deciding whether or mu a patient i> aKoh oU
All Saints' Episcopal Church. 676 9970 or 676 5465
and
Umatilla
County
E xtension
offices.
Four to five participants from this
area w ill be selec ted to be part of six
t> Oregon participants at the fifth
Otegon Extension Family C o m
munity leadership Training Institute
which will be held at the Collins
Ketrcal Center. Sandy. Oregon. Ot
toher 27 29, 1986 reports an Fxten
sion news release There will be a
$15 registration fee (plus transpor
tation costs), but meals and lodging
are covered by a grant from the
Kellogg Foundation
the training is open to anyone
regardless o f age. sex. race, or
religion Focus of the leadership
training and the goal of the program
is prepare ( Hegon citizens to become
involved and effective in solving
community problems
Participants in the program need
no experience, but should be in
lerevted in community involvement
They will he asked to pledge two
daw per month lor one year to work
on local activities of the Family
Community leadership Program,
said Greg lillvm . state coordinator.
FCL
Participants who complete 30
hours of instruction and 20 hours of
teaching will be certified as F C L
trainers laxal trainers who attend
cd in 1999 a n Binttne Iuiiis,
Charlotte Carpenter, and Claudia
Hughes.
Six other stales, Alaska. Col
orado, Haw aii. New M exico.
W ashington and W yom ing are
presently involved in the F C L pro
gram The program is also being
disseminated nationally this fall
Che partKipants will near state .uid
local speakers and work with elected
officials from around the state In
small group exercises they will
"learn by d o in g " how to form a
grassroots organization and how to
make presentations to decision
makers
"Conference participants will
have an opportunity to work in a
m ink neighborhood setting and
solve a community problem ." said
Dawn C Hawkins, ciiunly Fxten
sion agent
Family Community Leadership is
H>intls sponsored by the O S D Fxten
sion Service and Oregon Extension
Homemakers Council Applications
are available in local Extension of
fices and must be returned by July
IK
Fun Run winners
named
laical merchants donated black
nylon running shorts randomly
awarded to participants in the June
22 Im gon Stokes landing Fun Run
The following were place winners
First man. one mile - Gahe Gar
cia. age 13, Heppner
First woman, one mile - Kathy
Mitchell, age 27.Baker
First man. five kilometers - Fred
die Flores, age 15. Im gon
First woman, five kilometers •
l-etts Ridnguez. age 27. Im gon
First man. 10 kilometers Al Beck,
age 39. Heppner
First woman. 10 kilometers - San
dy Ott, age 36 Pendleton
PUBLIC NOTICE
N O T IC E O F N O M IN A T IO N S
tor Director of Morrow Soil and
Water Conservation District
Notice is hereby served that
nominations by petitKin may be
made for position* of Directors of
the Morrow Soil and Water Conscr
sation District The following posi
Hons will expire this year and will
be tilled by election, on a non
partisan ballot, at the November 4.
1986. General Flection
Arne I Boardman Area
Arne 4 lexmgton Area (from
Bombing Range south boundary to
Hardman)
Arne 5 Heppner area (east and
south)
Information regarding zone boun
daries. eligibility requirements and
copies of nominating petitions may
be obtained at the District Office
lixated in the Pettyjohn Building at
4 M) Heppner lexington Highway in
Heppner or from Brock Linnell,
Morrow S W C D Chairman
Nominating petitions must be
signed by at least ten registered
virters residing within the Morrow
S W C D and be submitted to the
County Clerk of M orrow COunty
for verification of vignaturev prior to
filing Petitions and a Certificate of
Candidacy must be tiled by August
26, 1986 with the Department of
Agriculture. Division of Soil and
Water Conservation. 635 Capitol
Street
N F .
Salem .
OR
973KM)I in
Brix'k l.inncll. Chairman
Published July 9. 1986
PUBLIC NOTICE
IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T
O F THE. S T A T E O F O R E G O N
for ihe Countv o f Morrow
P R O B A T E D E P A R T M E N T No
86 PR 10
1 state of Maude Marie Bnvtow.
Deceased
N O T IC E T O IN T E R E S T E D
PERSO N S
Probate prrxecdings in the estate
of M judc Marie Bristow, deceased,
are now pending in Ihe above entitl
ed court, wherein John L Bnvtow,
the undersigned, has been appointed
and has qualified as the pcrvmal
representative of said estate All per
wins having claims against said estate
hereby are required to present tJieni.
in due form, within four months
after the date of the first publication
of this notice, as staled below, to (he
undersigned at the following address
now designated as the place for the
presentation of claims, to w n P O
Box 582. Heppner, O R 97836, or
they may he barred
All persons whose rights may he
affected by the said probate pro
ceedings may obtain additional infor
mation from the records of the court,
the undersigned pcrvmal represen
tative or the latter's attorney (si who
is (arc)
Valerie B Doherty
P O Box 912
Heppner. O R 97836
John L Bnvtow
P O Box 86
lone. O R 97843
Date and ftrxt published June 25,
1986
Published June 25. July 2. 9, 1986
PUBLIC NOTICE
C A I 1 FO R B ID S
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
that the Morrow County Weed C o n
trol District will receive scaled bids
on a new 'A ton 4x4 pickup For
vehicle specification information call
the Weed Distrxt al (503) 676-5452
rhe District reserves the right to
reject or accept any or all of the bids
received
M ail A L L bids to the address
below
Jim Van Winkle
M orrow S W C D
Box 127
Heppner. O R 97836
M o r ro w
C ounty does not
disenminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, sex. religion,
age and handicapped status in
employment or the provision of
service
Jim Van Winkle
M orrow County Weed Control
Divtrict
Dated and first published this 2nd
day o f July. 1986
Published July 2. 9. 1986
I C A R D O F T H A N K S
.1 L O S T A F O I ST)
Found large friendly black dog
near tix>rtuary, 676-9939 7 2 its
PUBLIC NUTICC
T R U S T E F 'S N O T IC E O F S A F E
Reference is made to that certain
trust deed made by Hal R Whitaker
and Virginia E Whitaker, as gran
tors, to Morrow County Abstract
and Title C o . Inc., as trustee, in
favor of First Federal Savings and
lAian Association of Pendleton, a
corporation, as beneficiary, record
ed September 28. 1977. in the of
ficial records of Morrow County.
Oregon, in Microfilm No 12040.
covering the following described
real property situated in said county
and state, to wit
The South 17 22 teet of the North
41 99 teet of Lot 4. in Block 3 of the
Original Town of Heppner. Oregon
also a right-of was easement across
the South 10 feet ot the North 2 I
teet ot l»it 7 in Hlixk 1 of the
Original Town of Heppner, to where
the same intersects with Gale Street
It is agreed by and between the
grantee herein and the grantors
herein that in esent the City of Hepp
ner shall establish an alley or street
to allow the grantees, their succesvir
or assigns, a right tit way adjacent
to their property with Willow Street
or May Street in the said City of
Heppner. then this easement shall he
null and void
Commonly known as 133 N Mam
Street. Heppner. Oregon 97836
there is a default hy the grantors
or other perums owing an obliga
lion, the performance of which is
secured hy said trust deed, or by
their successor in interest, the default
is the failure to pay when due the
fo llo w in g sum s
m onthly in
stallments of $707 00 each, heginn
ing with August 1. 1985, until paid,
a late charge balance of $99 94, plus
monthly late charges of $16 76 each,
beginning August 16. 1985. until
paid, real property taxes for the
years 1983 84. 1984 85 and 1985 86
in the sums of $1.214 52. $1.349 95
and $1.664 50. respectively, pluv
penalties and interest
By rcavm of said default, the
beneficiary or the beneficiary 's sue
cessor in interest has declared all
obligations secured hy said trust
deed immediately due and payable,
said sums being the following
$25.782 99. with interest thereon at
the rate of 10 percent per annum,
from July I. 1985. until paid, plus
a late charge balance of $99 94. plus
monthly late charges of $16 76 each,
beginning August 16. 198V until
paid, together with title expense,
costs, trustee's fees and attorneys
tees incurred herein hy reavm of
said default, and any further sums
advanced by the beneficiary or the
beneficiary's successor in interest
for protection of the above described
real property and its interest in it
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
that the beneficiary and trustee or
their successors in interest, have
elected and do hereby elect to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the interest in the above
devnbed property which the gran
tors had or had the powrer to convey
at the time of the execution of said
trust deed, together with any interest
which the grantors or grantors' sue
cesvirs in interest acquired after the
execution of deed and the expenses
ot the sale, including the compensa-
lions of the trustee or successor
trustee and (he reavmablc attorneys
fees incurred A notxc of default and
election to sell has been recorded
pursuant to Section 86 735 (3),
Oregon Revised Statutes
Said sale w ill be held on
September 5. 1986. at the hour of
10 00 o'clock, A M . based on the
Standard Time as established by Sec
tion 187 110, Oregon Revised
Statutes, at the following place The
main entrance of the M orrow C oun
ty Courthouse in the City of Hcpp
ner. County of Morrow. Stale of
Oregon, which is the hour, date and
place fixed for said sale
N O T IC E IS F U R T H E R G IV E N
that any person named in Section
86 753, Oregon Revised Statutes has
the right to have the foreclosure pn>-
n ceding dismissed and the trust deed
reinstated by curing the above-
described defaults and by payment
to the beneficiary of the entire
amount (hen due other than such pro
lion as would not then be due had no
default occurred, together with costs
and trustee's and attorney's fees, at
any time pnor to five dayv before the
date lavt vet for said sale
Dated March 21. 1986
Harry M Hanna. Succesvir Trustee
FO R F U R T H E R IN F O R M A T IO N
P L E A S E C O N T A C T Joyce A (i
Blaumer 224 5930
STATE OF O REG O N
County of Multnomah ss
I, the undersigned, certify that I
am the attorney or one o f the at
torney* for the above named trustee
and that the foregoing is a complete
and exact copy of the original
Trustee's Notice of Sale
Ann K Jerhoff. O S B »84419
Attorney for said Trustee
Published July 9. 16. 23. 30. 1986
Thank you v i much all my deSr
friends for the cards.prayers,
flowers, visits and Kxxl. during my
stay in the hospital D u n k s to Judy
for caring and giving me taith May
God bless you all
Hazel Hamlin
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7-9-lc
I wish to thank all (he committee
members who worked with me in
conjunction w ith the Ball family reu
nxm Without all your help it would
hasc been impossible I alvi want to
thank Dxm and John Bristow of
Bristow 's Market lor all their help
and assistance W e really appreciate
the kind deeds you performed tor us
Lorraine Ball
W c wish to thank the Oregon
Wheat Growers league for hosting
the B B (J dinner at our home
Special thanks to Morrow County
President Steve Rhea ami his fellow
officers tor the great job they did to
organize and nuke it a very special
occasion for us
Charlie Anderson and family
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W c would like to thank everyone
for their loving kindness at the time
of the loss of our beloved Mi>thcf
A special thanks to Dr Koznek
Pioneer Memorial Hospital Nursing
Home, and staff for their special
care
Die Frieda Majeske family
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1 hank you very much to all the
people and organization who work
ed long amt hard to nuke the 4th of
July celebration in lone a bin suc
cess Without the donations of
nx<ne>, prizes, and help from lone,
lexington. and Heppner businesses
and organizations, the 4th ot July
celebration we have would not be
possible fhank you scry much to all
for nuking it possible
D u n k you
Ron Palnutccr
lone Lions Club
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us a change ot address card without
filling it out please send us another
one ’ W e 'd like to see that you get
your paper mi nutter where you
move.
Sincerely,
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Accepting applications tor ap
praiser trainee in the Morrow Coun
ty Assesvir's Office Applicant must
have goxxl math vkills, ability to
work under pressure. gixxl com
munications skills, ansi the ability to
work with public Must have sue
ccvsfully completed State of ( begun
appraiser trainee test or must pass
State of Oregon appraiser trainee test
within six weeks of employment
Must have valid Oregon D river's
License and gixxl driving record
Experience
with
com puterx
desireahlc, hut not necessary A p
plications will he accepted through
July I I at the Morrow County
Assessor's Office Box 742. Hepp
ner, Oregon 97816 M orrow Coun
ty is an equal opportunity employer
________________________7-2-2c
The Heppner Branch of First In
terstate Bank of Oregon has an im
mediate opening lor a part time pnv
of machine operator Interested in
dividuals should have strong MV key
adding machine skills hy touch In
addition, filing and general office
skills are desirable The position en
tails wirting and balancing teller
work on a pnxif machine meeting
established deadlines Cross training
in other areas will he determined
Hours for the position will be 3 30
to 5 30 p m , Monday through
Thursday. 4 30 to 6 30 on Friday
Additional hours to he arranged
Salary commensurate with e x
perience (Qualified candidates may
apply in pervin at our Heppner
Branch. 111 N Main St., Heppner,
Oregon 97836 An equal opportunity
em ployer______
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M orrow County Public W iirks
Department is accepting applications
for Shop Mechanic until 5 0 0 p m
July 16. 1986 Experience required
For further information please call
676 9061 ext 17
7-9-1 c