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! « ** nr >■ V ^ '4*>*w ' ^‘ V t V v 'v * -K •- V » ►■V*'* «♦ v*< ^ r> » '« ' ■rvw W > l ws*wr «r«# * * 9 EIGHT - TW Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner. (V erm Wednesday. October 15. 191k, Lexington News ”• Wheat exports not directly affected by South Africa By D elp h i Jonc» B> Delphi Jones Jack Yocum . %on o f Joe and Hilda Y ocom ■» a patient in Cotrununity G ood S h eph erd H osp ita l recuperatinit from injuries received in a car accident on Monday Bill Padhcrg who recently under went major surgery at Community (io o d Shepherd Hospital is schedul ed to return home on Wednesday o f this week M r and Mrs U hjis Anderson spent the weekend visiting their son and family Rev ami Mrs Anderson Mr and Mrs Harley Sager had guests for the weekend. Mrs Mar tin and family from Hemuston They and M r Sager gave special music selections at the church on Sunday M ike Hurcharn o f Pendleton was an overnight visitor at the home o f his mother. Dorothy Hurcharn on Monday C ecil and Dclpha Jones attended M ikkalo Grange on Wednesday Virginia and L yle Peck and C ecil and Npha Joaaa M m M the joint meeting o f the Krhekahs and Odd fe llo w L od ges in Heppner on Wednesday evening A lovely din ner was served at 6:30 p m after which the group enjoyed a most educational talk by the Grand Master o f the Assembly o f Oregon. James Eddy He spoke o f the various pro jecls o f the O ddfellow s, such as the F rien d sh ip Fund, the H olgate Center. Educational loan fund and other worthwhile projects He was accompanied by his w ife, and Mr am) M rs M cIntyre o f Raker C'hamia Marquardt o f Portland was a recent visitor at the home o f her parents H ill and Rena Marquardt Mr and Mrs !>>ug Marquardt and sons recently returned home from a trip to California where they visited her parents and attended the wedding o f her sister (hin t forget the officers training meeting at the Irv in g to n Grange Hall on Sunday Die State Master, M orton W olverton and other state officers w ill be present for the in struction Cookies and coffee will he served in the afternoon Irv in g to n (iran ge w ill meet on Monday even ing for the regular meeting with a pot luck dinner and program by Ir w is Carlson with a talk on the ft>rt o f M orrow H olly Rebekahs w ill have a bazaar and serve pie am] coffee at the Irv in g to n It K if- Hall Tuesday, N ov 4 Ken Gates is home recuperating from major surgery "M a rk et development i» awfully difficult when political concerns start to weigh against trade."stales Jack Hay. The Dalles, president o f the Oregon Wheat Growers Ira g u e " I f the South African government does fully retaliate to the Senate override and bar im portation o r trans shipment o f U S wheal, it will not directly impact Pacific Northwest soft white wheal sales, "continued Hay Still, any interruption o f the wheat cvport market tends to create e v e r -w id e n in g rip p le s in the marketplace The South African government th reaten ed to stop im p o rtin g Am erican grain if the U S Senate voted to override President Reagan's veto o f a bill imposing economic sanctions Wheat growers, as well as other importing industries, are again finding themselves caught between international political tensions and the ability to conduct business The Sanctions Hill bans new investment and new bank loans to South African businesses, the bill also bans impor tation o f South African steel, iron, coal, agricultural products, and military vehicles In retaliation to the Senate over rule South African Foreign Minister R F Hotha threatened to cancel all U S wheat im port» for South African consumption or for trans Furnace fan needs supply of air y Every time I turn on my elec trie furnace I smell creosote in the living room That's where my fireplace insert is. but I never use it My chimney has just been cleaned Can you tell me where the smell is coming from ' fh c furnace is located in the utility room o f f the kitchen T L . Portland A It's hard to say without visiting your home Hut it sounds as if the lumacc Ian is creating negative pressure because it can't get enough supply air This draws the air down the chimney, bringing the odor into the living room Try opening the door to the utili ty room when the furnace is on fhis may give it enough air II that helps, either leave the door open or have a vent cut into the door A lso check to see il there's anything blinking the supply side o l the tun y W hat's the best location in a home lor an electric water heater ’ l. G . M edlord A Locale a water heater in the heated space o f your home as close as possible to where you use the most hot water Standby heat loss will be reduced in the warm location, ami the loss that does incur adds heal to the space A void long pipe runs because the pipe dissipates heat as water runs through it A fter you turn o fl the faucet, hot water in the pipe con unites to lose heat Shun, insulated pipe runs minimi/e this heat loss I f you're buying a new water heater look for a well insulated mmlel. at least K lb Many retail Energy Answers By OSU Extension Service stores now carry water heaters in sulaled to R 20 y W e had a chimney fire last Januarv Even though the chimney had been cleaned in September, we apparently built up enough creosote in four months to set oft the bla/c O ur chim n ey sw eep suggests building hotter fires and installing a flue liner W ill this stop the cre o so te ’ M I ) Roseburg A Nothing will stop creosote from forming, but lots of things will minimize it Hot fires are the most effective You can use a chimney or stove top thennometer to measure Hue gas temperatures This will help you keep the temperature above the point o f creosote condensation The critical temperature w ill vary with the wood stove, but keeping gases above 250 degrees Fahrenheit is a good stari As for the flue liner, it can m inim ize creosote by enhancing the chimney draft ami by insulating Hue gases so they don’t cool down before they evil the chimney Flue liners for wood heat systems arc made o l stainless steel, poured masonry or tile They are most el festive at reducing creosote when they're installed in large fireplace chimneys where the flue is grossly oversized for the wood stove or fireplace insert Oregon State University Extension energy agents and specialists will answer energy questions o f interest to readers Send your questions to Energy Answers. O SU . Corvallis. < >K 97331 Include your name ad dress ami phone number The OSU Extension Energy program is con ducted in cooperation with the O regon Department o f Energy with funding from Bonneville Power Ad ministration and the U S Depart mem o f Energy Published Oct 13 . 1986 ________ PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the Federal C om m u n ic a tio n s C o m m is s io n ( E C O regulations, the Pacific Nor thwest Hell Telephone Company has filed its ImO Access Service Com pliance tariff The filing w-as made October 3, 19Kb If you are current ly obtaining interstate Switched Ac cess Serv ice. Spec ial Access Serv ice. Directory Access Service, or certain other miscellaneous services, this tariff filing, which is scheduled to become effective January I. 19K7. may affect the rates you are paying lor serv ice A copy of this tariff fit ing is available for public inspection at the Lincoln Building. 421 S W Oak Street, Room KS2, IGrtland. between 9 00 J m and 5 00 p ui , Mondav thmugh Eriduv II you would like additional information regarding this laritl filing, please call your Husiness O f f ic e s e rv ic e representative PAC IFIC N O R T H W E S T HI I L Published Oct 8. 15. 1986 PUBLIC NOTICE N O T IC E OF C A L L S FOR BIDS Spec ifie alions and bid procedures N O T IC E IS H E R ! BY G IV E N That until October 17, |9Hbat 10 Ik) a m in the S W C D office. Heppner. Oregon, the M orrow S W C D Hoard w ill receive bids tor the following fencing materials I N / M) fence charger 20 4 toot T post 7 rolls poly wire (500 meters! 175 4 foot fiberglass round posts 350 round post clips IV live ry to be made at the SW C D o ffic e at 4 It) Heppner Lexington Highway Heppner. Oregon no later than October 24, |9Kb A ll bidders w ill be notified follow ing the bid opening as to award o f bid Darrell Vinson shows o fl a 55 lb and a 15 |b Chinook salmon he caught last weekend in the W ilson River near I illuinook He caught both fish on a salmon pole using shrimp and eggs for bait It look I ' 2D minutes to land each fish The reel fell o f f his pole, he says, while he was trying to land the big one A fishing companion tried to reel in the fish while he held the fsile. but when that vdulion didn't work he replaced the reel on the pole and finished landing the whopper rhe M orrow SWCD reserves the right to waive any formalities and to re test or accept any or all or part ol the bids received Address bids to M orrow SW CD Bov 127 Heppner. OR 97 k 1b Place the words "tern in g bid" and the date and time of the bid opening on the outside lower lett hand corner o f the envelope M or row SW CD docs not disc n minute on the basis or race, color, national origin, sex. religion, age or han dicuppcd status in employment or the provision o f service Dated in Heppner. Oregon this 1st The catch qualified him for momhership in the W ilson River V ) pound club day o f October. 19Kb Published Oct . 10. 17. I9K6 Member of 50 lb. club shipment to cither A Incan nations Currently South African wheat pur chases total 5 9 million bushels o f U S Hard Red winter wheal “ It certainly is difficult to concen trate on developing export markets when political decisions impede tra d e ." states Don Starr. Oregon Wheat G row ers le a g u e Marketing Com m ittee chairman O regon has been active in market development in Asia and the Middle East and is currently working to open markets in the eastern Soviet Union "Political interference with trade is nothing new (Xir nation has embargoed grain shipment» to the So»lets in the past. and we have been embargoed against Starr con tinued. " A l l that political actions do for wheat exports is to increase the piles stored at home By F.va Hamlett The Am erican la g io n Auxiliary met at Beechers Cafe on Tuesday. Oct 7 with a no-host luncheon follow ed by a regular meeting Discussion was held and plans made to serve dinner at noon on Fleciion day They w ill not serve an evening meal as they have previously done, but pie and co ffe e will be available in the afternoon On Thurvlay Oct 9. the Birthday Club met at Beechers Cafe with a no host luncheon in honor o f Lucile Kietmunn's birthday After the lun cheon the group adjourned to the home o f Anna Ball for the aftermsei Members, besides the hostess atten ding were Lucile Rietmann. Edith Matthews Ruby Roberts. Geneva Palmer. Norma Rea. Edith Nichoson and Frances Smouse Heppner Happenings By Mary Bryant 676-9493 By Mary K. Bryant M r and Mrs Jack Toll and Mr and Mrs Duane T oll o f M ilwaukee and Dean T oll and (iary T oll o f M olalla were weekend guests o f Mrs Merna Toll and Mr and Mrs Ted T oll Visiting and hunting were the order o f the day Mrs M axine Mahon and Claude Hastings were weekend visitors o f Mrs Grace Buschke W hile here they all went to Hardman to the hunter's breakfast and visited Harold and Helen Stevens Eleanor G onfy, and her son. T om . and Mrs Buschke d m ve to I kiah to see Mrs Virginia Blevins, daughter o l Mrs (»only They report the road up W illow Creek is in excellent shape Mr and M rs Karl Baker o f Dar nngton. Washington, are visiting M r and Mrs Cornett Green Mrs Baker and M rs Green arc sisters Harold Stevens o f Hardman has been a patient in Pioneer M emorial Hospital, but is home again Mrs Betts Tanner Mr and Mrs PUBLIC NOTICE Burning is now allowed in covered barrels A ll other burning requires a permit P E R M IT S ARE FREE You are allowed to burn natural pro ducts only These are wood, leaves, grass, etc You may obtain permits at Central Market from Forrest or Allen Hurkcnbme or at Heppner Cl tv Hall Hear ’n Their By Eva Hamlett 422-7557 M ike Vcjraska. and their children. Am ber and M ike, Jr spent several days camping They enjoyed long walks and. in general, enjoyed the quiet Our community was saddened to hear o f the passing o f Bob Harris Mr Harris has been active in com munity affairs and will be greatly missed Mr Darrell Vinson is proudly displaying his new I shirt which pmclaims that he is a member o f the 50 pound club This refers to the salmon he caught at Tillam ook recently (io o d work. D arrell' John Cason. Mary Bryant. Ida Lynn. Jimmy Cason and Bert Cason visited Jim Cason on Sundav and helped him celebrate his birthdav A p re v ie w o f T h in g s fo r Oiristmas giving will be given at the Degree o f ffortor Hall on October 2 < from 9 a m to 3 p m Don't forget. Heppner is play ing W asco County this weekend* for homecoming PUBLIC NOTICE Trustees Notice O f Sale Reference is nude to that ccriain trust deed made by V alorie I ynn Morris, as grantor, to Homestead Title A Escrow, as trustee, in favor o l Beneficial O regon Inc , dha B e n e fic ia l M o r tg a g e C o . as beneficiary, dated June 14, |9K5. recorded June 17. I9K5, in the m or tgage records o l M orrow County. Oregon, in m icrofilm N o 251 Ifr. covering the following described real property situated in said county and state, to-wit Commencing at the Fast one- quarter corner o f Section 'b . Township 5 North. Range 2b East. W illamette Meridian, thence North 00“ (J 8 '5 I" West along the Fast line o f said section 3b a distance o f 83b IK feet, thence North K9° 560»)* West a distance ol 10 DO teet to a point. said point being the point o l beginning for that tract o f land belonging to John Charles and (Hta June Shafer, husband and w ile, as r e c o rd e d on M ic r o film No M 10276. Deed Records ot M orrow County . < )rcgon. said point also be ing on the Westerly right ol way o f a county road, thence South 00“ 0 8 '5 I ” Fast along said Westerly right ol way a distance ot 551 14 feet to the Southeast comer o l said Shuler tract, thence North K9" 5b' 0 0 " West along the south line o f said Shater tract a distance o f 469 77 jeet to the true point o f beginning for this description, thence continuing North 19 * 36 11,1 West along nld South line a distance o f Ib9 77 teet to the Southwest corner o l said Shaler trad, said Southwest comer being on the West line ol the Fast one hall, o f the Southeast one quarter, o l the Northeast one quarter o f said Sec tion lb. said West line also being the West line ol said Shaler tract, thence North 00» OS' 07" Waal akmg m M West line o l said Shaler tract a distance o f 333 7K teet. thence south K9° 56' 0 0 " East a distance o f 169 74 feet thence South 00° OK' 2 9 " Fast a distance o f H I 7 k teet to the point o f beginning. A ll being in the County o f Mor row . State o f Oregon Both the beneficiary and the trustee have elected to sell the said real property to satisfy the ohliga lions secured by said trust deed and a notice o l default has been record ed pursuant to Oregon Revised Statutes Kb 735(3). the default for which the foreclosure is made is grantor's failure to pay when due the follow in g sums Mav 19Kb, S23K 70. June 19Kb. 5 2 5 1 2b. July 19Kb 5251 2b F o r a total o l 5741 22 Grantor is delin quent to first lienholder in an unknown amount at this time Bv reason o f said delault the beneficiary has declared all sums ow ing on the obligation secured by said trust deed immediately due and pavable. said sums being the Inflow ing. to-wit As of August I, |9Kbthc sum is 5I6.4K2 15 W H E R E F O R E , notice hereby is given that the undersigned trustee w ill on December 15, 19Kb. at the hour o f 2 0 0 o ’ clock, p m , in ac cord with the standard o f time established by O R S IK7 110. at Front entrance o l M orrow County Courthouse in the C ity o f Heppner. Count» ol M orrow. State o f Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder tor cash the interest in the said described real property which the grantor had or had power to convey at the time o f the execution by him o l the said trust deed, together with any interest which the grantor or his successors in interest acquired alter the execution o f said trust deed, to satisfy the foregoing obligations thereby secured and the costs and ex penscs o f the sale, including a reasonable charge by the trustee Notice is further given that any per son named in O R S Kb 753 has the right, at any time prior to five days before the date last set for the sale, to have this foreclosure proceeding dism issed and the trust deed reinstated by paym ent to the beneficiary o f the entire amount then due (other than such portion o f the principal as would not then to be due had no default occured) and by cur ing any other delault complained o f herein that is capable o f being cured by tendering the performance re quired under the obligation or trust deed, and in addition to paying-said sums or tendering the performance required under the obligation or trust deed, and in addition to paying said sums or tendering the performance necessary to cure the default, by pay ing all costs and expenses actually incurred in enforcing the obligation and trust deed, together with trustee's and attorney’ s fees not ex ceeding the amounts provided by said O R S Kb 751 In construcing this notice, the masculine gender includes the temimnc and the neuter, the singular includes the plural, the word "gra n t o r " includes any successor in in terest to the grantor as well as any other person ow ing an obligation, the performance o f which is secured by said trust deed, and the words "tru stee" and "beneficiary " include their respective successors in in (crest, if any Dated August b. 19Kb IslJohn 1. I angslet Successor Trustee State ot O r e g o n . C ou n ty o f Multnomah ss I. the undersigned, certify that I am the attorney or one o f the at tom eys lor the above named tustee and that the foregoin g is a complete and exact copy o l the original trustee's notice o l sale (s)Stephame I Striffler Attorney lor said Trustee I’ ublished (X t 1 5 .2 2 .2 9 . N ov 5. 19Kb -Mary Bristow returned home a couple weeks ago from the hospital in Portland She is now taking speech therapy treatment» in Her- miston on Tuesdays and Thursdays Donnie Doherty left for the A r my a couple o f weeks ago His parents. Beverly and Charlie D oher ty have received word that be is sta tioned at Fort Benning. Georgia, for his basic training Ijorraine Ball entertained with a pizza party last Friday at the O ffic e Tavern in honor o f her daughter, Marsha W h ite '» birthday Other guests were Anna Ball. Teresa King, Sabrina White. Steve and M elanie Aachariasen from Heppner. Linda Cupps and her three daughters, and Freddie Sherman On Friday Oct 10. a group o f women went to Hermiston to laiura tH o ltz) Streufert's home, who was having a htnhday party for Ruby Roberts They left lone early and went to Frasu's Restaurant for a no host luncheon alter which they went to l^iura’ s for the party Those at tending were Ruby Roberts. Beulah Shcrcr. lairce Hubbard, lu c ile Riel mann, Edith Matthews, (ien eva Palmer. Norma Rea. Anna Ball. Ida C olcn u n and Gwen Hcaly o f H c p p ner. Dot H alvorscn and Edith Nichoson Jean Nelson joined her daughter Kristen Nelson Tuesday at Salem They spent from Tuesday to Salur day on the coast, staying at Cannon Beach Beverly and Charlie IXihcrty spent several days last week at the coast On the way down and back they -pent the nights with B everly's mother. Grace Bradshaw at Albany The American le g io n and Aux iliary w ill hold a toint, no host din ner Oct 21 at 7 p m at Beechers C afe Guests for the evening w ill he the District Commander o f the Am erican le g io n and the District President o f The Auxiliary A ll legionnaires and auxiliary members are urged to attend PUBLIC NOTICE L A N D F I L L T IM E C H A N G E Hcginmng on O ctober 25, 19Kb the landfill will be open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 tki to 4 00 p m Published Oct 15. 22. |9Kb PUBLIC NOTICE O R E G O N CIRCt II ( o l R l FOR M O R R O W C O U N T Y Probate Department N o Kb PR 17 Notice In the Matter o f the Estate o f M ARY JAN E D O H ERTY. Deceased Notice is hereby given that the unilersigned has been appunted and has q u a lifie d as the personal representative ol said estate All per sons has ing claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, within 4 months after the date o f first publication o l this N otice, as stated below, to the pcrvmal representative at the offices o f Kuhn and Spicer. 2b9A N Main Street. P O Ho\42K. Heppner. O regon 97K 1b or they may be barred A ll persons whose rights may be altested by the proceedings in this estate may obtain additional informa lion from the records o f the Court, the personal representative or the at to rn e y fo r the person al representative IslMartha J Doherty Martha Jane Doherlv ki 2 Bos 2367 Published tk t 13.22.29. 19Kb PUBLIC NOTICE The Special Transportation Fund Advisory Commnttee w ill meet Thursday. October 2.3, |9Kb.at 1 V) p m .at the Irngon Senior Center to continue planning o f grant applica lions for the establishment o f regularly scheduled county wide transportation for senior citizens and the handicapped A representative o f the Slate IX-partmcnt o f Transporta tion. Public Transit Division, will be present to advise in the application process A ll interested citizens are invited to attend and contribute any suggestions they may have regarding the meeting o l transportation needs in M orrow County Published Oct 15 22. |9Kb I CARD OF THANKS We would like to say thank you to C ecil and M olly R ill. Clint and lo u is Carlson. Rick Peterson, Pam Minster. Rick Fvcnson. Dr Koznek and Dr Thiessen and all the staff at the hospital All o f then-people were overw helm ing with their help and support during my recent illness and Erika's hospital stay A big thank you also to all the pco pie who sent their cards, prayers, flowers and candy and visits W e are very grateful and blessed to have so nuns gixxl friends and neighbors The Rudv Bergstrom family ______IIT 8 Ip
