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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
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