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* * * » »« AT» l«V IM S Ir EXTENSION SERVICE County Agent’s Corner By County Ag Agent F red Lursdin Poor nutrition robs all living thingv ol then v italil> including garden vegetable plants W hen key nutrients are in short supply in the soil supf>>rting garden vegetable plants, they will show hun gcr symptom The usual result is weak plants that yield poorly However, nutrient deficiency pro b lctm in garden soil can be discovered early lhn>ugh soil testing The most accurate way to test your soil is to send a representative sam pie to a laboratory lor analysis Sescral excellent private soil testing labs otter their services to gardeners as well as tanners Oregon State University also provides soil testing service Check with your local county I s tension agent for information on available testing services in sour area The results you obtain from a laboralorv will only he as good as the sample you submit Samples should be taken Iron) the top b X inches of garden soil where most of the plant roots are located Collect a number ol subsainplcs (hat are representative of the overall garden Avoid taking samples Irom areas where water stands lor long pernids if that condition occurs in only a small part of the garden Similarly, avoid sampling in places where larger than usual amounts ol lime, tcrtili/er. or organic materials have built up in the soil over time W hen testing soil around trees or other deep moled plants, the sample should include soil from a loot or more in depth Mis the subsamples vou collect together to represent a single soil type or condition Alter the soil sub samples have been thoroughlv mis ed. package a small portion tor delivers to a soil testing laboratory Use clean sampling tools and avoid contaminating the sample dur ing mising and packaging Soil testing can be verv helpful when starting a garden in a new area, savs Rogers testing can also pin point problems that sou suspect may be present due to poor plant pertor maiKe However, in the absence ol special problems, most gardeners Morrow County Clerk Barbara Hloodsworth is reminding voters that they must he registered to vote by A p in March 10. 21 davs before the election to be able to vole in the March 31 election Those people planning to null their registration in to the clerk's ol fice are cautioned to be sure that the registration papers must be rcceii ed in the uuiil by the clerk's office by A p m March It) Citizens may register to vote it they are I X or older and residents of Oregon Voters must re register it their residence or nulling address has changed, it their name has changed or it they wish to change their political affiliatio n , says Hloodsworth Candidates who have tiled lor Morrow County positions tor the March ' I election are as follows M orrow County School District Julie Nelson- Advisory *4 lone I es 3 yrs . Randy Hughes Director./one 4. 4 yr. Marcia Kemp Director, /o n e 4. 4 yr . Karen Pettigrew A dvisory. *1 Hoardman Ir r . ' yr . C harlie Anderson A dvisory. *1 Hepp ner I es ' yr . Jerry M el lligott Director, /o n e V 4 yr . George Kenney Advisory, #6 H.cirdnun Irr. Ayr No one has tiled lor Ads isory position #2 and #7 Heppner I es both 3 yr terms Port of Morrow Kent (ioodycar and Pete Richards, position x '. 2 yt . I.arrv 1 inds.iv and Richard Cappoto. position »A 4 yr . John I Hristow and Bruce O Nicholes *4. 4 yr Hoardman Rural fir e District Frank Hates Director, 4 yrs . Mike Allison Director. 4 vrs Hoardman Cemetery District Hazel H Miller Director 4 vrs Hoardman Park A Recreation District Raymond I ) Michael Director. 4 vr . Wanda ( i D a ci Director. 4 yr William P Sharkey Director. 4 yr Heppner t emetery Maintenance District Beverly Gunderson Director. 4 yr Heppner Rural f ir e District Donald I Bennett Director, 4 vrs Monte I vans Director. 4 vrs Heppner W ater Control District need not test their soil more Ire quontly than every four to five years Voter registration deadline nears; eandidates announced Archie H a lf Director. 4 vr.; Jim Nan W in k le -D ire c to r, 4 y r .; Albert I . ( Km in Director 4 yr. Irrigon Cemetery District Donald A I ppcnhach Director #2. 4 yr . Edwin P Johnson Director #3. 4 vr Irrigon Rural fir e Protection District Kenneth W l amb Director#2. 4 y r . I y nn Hobbs Director * 1.4 y r Irrigon Park and Recreation District Orville J Huehanan Director »2. 4 yr . Charlotte Carpenter Director »4. 4 y r AA illow ( reck Park District David I Sykes At I arge, 2 yr . Pat Sweeney At larg e. 2 vr . John Edwards Director 4 yr . Ken I timer Director #2. 4 yr Judy Rea Director # 1. 4 y r lone-1 esinglon Cemetery District None tiled HAICt Hoard o f Directors John P Kopetski Director »V 4 yr School carnival does well Large crowd enjoys museum open house By Justine AAealherford On Saturdav. feh 14. IhO per sons enjoyed demonstrations and displas s bs members of the Morrow County Creative Arts and Crafts Group in the Counts Museum Others, many first tune visitors, were so buss toasting their eves and cng>y mg the refreshment table in the entrance hall that thes missed sign mg the register Ihe current Museum Commission undet the leadership ol Ainu Green worked with the officer» and members ot ihe ('realise Arts and Cratts Nociets lor nuns months ar ranging this scry pleasing and sue cesslul open house Commission members arc Ida farra. Barbara Hltvodsworlh. Ken Smouse Harold Peck Irene Swan son. secretary Mars (ioheen and chairnun Ainu Green VojcanEor quer is the president ol the artists and Cork Norcnc was a leader in working with the museum on the open house Johunnc Wood. the museum curator, and Rashel Harnett, her assistant who was the original curator, both look part in the plann mg and were scrv evident at the open house showing people around the sis rooms ot the displays and answering questions about the museum Artists whodetnonstiuicil skills m eluded Hells Hrown. working with pastels. Greg Sweek and I racy Hunch with clamed glass art ob|c\ts, Marsha Sweek and Babe Harris at Carding, spinning and weaving with counts wind. Shirlev Me N.irv at china painting, lina Diarp with water colors. Dr Jim Norcnc wiih silver and wood carving Cork Norcne with water colors and oil painting. I d M u n i wilh wood car v ing ( Xher .mists had v urious works on display On Thursday, fo b 12. A in u Green and Cork Norene were radio program guests ot Harmon Springer on Hcrmiston's K H l lor one halt hour promoting area toruism and awareness ot regional arts and crafts persons and their works and wares Members ot the Morrow Counts Historical Society Ruth McCabe. Jean Nelson. Sue Vinson and Justine Weatherford stayed with a table displaying Ihe society's I **X 7 historical calendars, volumes ot the annual Chronicles, historic pictures special area hooks and ihe index and recent Counlv histors hook which they were selling or listing orders They arc beginning to work 4 -H leaders forum slated M arch 7 4 H leaders u u i register lor a leaders forum to be held March 7 ai Ihe D j II cs Keynote speaker l.ila flouglum will begin the day's scs sums at 4 ttl a ill I coders will be able to select live c lass sessions from among Ihe following Market Livestock feeding tor Performance ami Carcass Contests. Knowledge Howls What are they ’ How do they w ork’ . I ivestock Judg ing. Horse Health, l eader Com munication. Washington Record Hooks. Oregon Record Book, leaching Nutrition I hrough Action and Games. Basic Sewing Projects, fashion Revue. Nergcrv Ovcrlock Machines, f a i r ( oniests. All lerrain Vehicles. Stress Connection. Child Abuse R ecognition, reaching Strategics tor 4 H Club Management Camping Opjsortumties. Assertive Discipline tor 4 II leaders Registration torms are available at ihe Morrow ( '«Hints I stcnsionoffice in Heppner I or further information contact Hill Broderick oi Hirdinc I ullis. b7b 'Xv42 Brazell active as 4-H Council leader lust Thursday afternoon Heppner grade school and tumor high school students painted signs for the school carnival The parents club raised around $I.2)X) dollars Proceeds will be used tor buying playground equipment and other special needs The ipagheti dinner also raised over SWM) which was sponsored by the junior high school Local ASC office awarded The Morrow County Agricultural Soil Conservation Service office staff and County Committee receiv ed an award tor the most outstanding office in the state ol Oregon lor 1986. Cited especially were the efficient and effective ojx-ration ol the USDA pmgrams and particular the county s Conservation Reserve Program Each of the office staff. Sandy Bennett. Joan Hughes and Dawn ‘ * * • 1 ’ UP fM V- * ‘ Peterson including former C E D Judy Buschke received cash awards In addition each ol the county com mittre men. Steve H ill, Kenneth Nelson and Doug Drake received a cash award The efforts ol Tim Gray and Judy Barber, although nut of tic i.illy recognized helped to make this award possible The awards were presented at a state wide conference held in Newport last week r*V - l eadership of the South Morrow Council rests on the shoulders ot President Jean Brazell. lesmgton A former 10 year 4 H er in Morrow County and now mother ol two teenage children. Jean carries her interest in the program not only to county involvement, but also to ser vice on the Oregon 4 H Advisory Committee Ihe Stale Advisory Committee is the group that reviews all 4 H developments, and nukes the Ii nal rccixnmendat ions A concerned, involved citizen. Jean not only assists her husband AI in their machine shop business in i.csington. but shares her lime with Methodist Church as part ot choir Worship Committee and other church related activities She has served on the School Advisors (in n inittee and works as a substitute teacher She also gives piano and guitar lessons, gardens and sews Brazell currently is creating the out fits for the Morrow County f air and Rodeo Court Her leadership of the 4 H Coun t il is appreciated ft : The Heppner Gazette lim e». H eppner. Oregon AArdnesdav. feh ru arv 25. IW 7 PUBLIC NOTICE toward amXher importani centennial the hundred year birthday ot the ar rival of ihe railroad They are en couragmg any jsersons who have pic turci ot ihe early railroad or amet doles ahoul early train travel to please share these with the county historical vtcicty Die Heppner City Planning Com mission will hold a public hairing on March 9. 19X7 to consider a Condi tiofial l'* e permit application to allow administrative offices in an R I zone Properly is located at 15« Rock Street Tas lot 2(H)«. A alley view Estates Subdivision X OOp m ai Heppner City Hall. IXX W Willow Nancy Lankford. Chairman Published Eebruary 25. 19X7 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE In the Circuit Ct*urt ot the State of Oregon tor the County ot Morrow Probate IVjurtm ent No X"1 PR 4 I state of JOHN I L O Y D JONES. I Vc eased N O T IC E TO IN T E R E S T E D PERSONS Probate pnvccdings in the estate ol JOHN I L O Y D JONES. deceas ed arc now pending in ihe afx>\e en titled coun. wherein RK H a r d w JO NES A K A T H L E E N PAT l i f t W the undersigned, has been jpjvuntcd and has qualified as the jvrsonal representative of said estate All (versons having claims against said estate hereby are re quired to present them, in due form, within lour months alter the date of the first publication ol this mXicc. as stated below . to the undersigned at the fo llo w in g address now designated as the place for the presentation of claims, to wit office ol Cramer A Cramer, Attorneys tor I stale. 'At W Washington St . Burns. Oregon, nulling address P O Bos M b . Bums. OR 9772« or thes nuy be barred All persons whose right» mas be attested by the sjid probate pro c redings nuv obtain additional intoi Mutual from the record» ot the court, the undersigned personal rrpresen taluc or the latter's attorncyl») who is iarct Richard W Jones A Kathleen Pattccuw Dale and first published Eebruary 23 |9 t7 Published Eebruary 2V March 4 I I . 1987 PUBLIC NOTICE IN A II A llO N IO B ID NO M C I IS HE REBY G IV E N th.il the Morrow County Public Woiks iK'jvartmcnt invites bids tor (he lease purchjsc of the following I 65 HP. track Type I roc tor SI A I ED bids will he received at Ihe Morrow County J*uhlic Works office in lesington. Oregon until 9 '« a m on W cdncsdai. March 4. 1987. and will be opened at 1« 00 a m on Wedneviay. M arch4. |9X7 in ihe County Court office in the Courthouse, at Heppner, Oregon Bidders security in (he amount of five percent i Vv i must be presented with all bids l or complete spccifica Hons and requirements contact the Public W orks office at b7b 9061 csl 17 Published Eeb 25. 19X7 PUBLIC NOTICE NO M C I O f W ATE R R IG H T I R A NSEI R APPI IC A I IO N A9(M On Eebruary 4. 19X7. an applica lion was tiled in the office of the W ater Resources Director hy Robert J K ilkenn y for approval o f changes in place of use and jaunt of diversion of water from a well, jvur suanl 1« the provisions of ORS M l) Alt) to MO AV) Ihe certificate recorded at page 29143 Volume 2 1 Stale Record of Water Right Certificates, in the name of Robert J K ilkenny, describes j right which includes ihe use ol not to cicced 0 «2 cubic foot jser second from a well lor irrigation ol a certain I in NE '« N W 'a . Sec 29. I IN . R 2 b f. W M . with a date of priority o f December 17. 1952 Water lor said right is ap propriatcd from a well located 22()'N and 2 Ml W from the Center of Sec 29 being within the si « s w < of Sec 29. I IN . R2bE. W M Die applicant herein, owner o f the lands above described, proposes to change the jvoinl of appropriation therefrom to a well located I50'S and 4 7 « 'I from the Center o f Sec 21. being within the N W 'a SE 'a of Sec 21 l i v R26I WM and to change Ihe place o f use to irrigation of I ' ac NW '* SE'« and 0 2 ac SW '« NE '4 of said Sec 21 Protests against approval of the application may be filed by persons alleging injury to their csivling water rights Protests must be prepared in writing one copy to he served on the applicant Rt 2. Bos 2245. Heppner. ( )R 97X (b, and one copy filed in the office of the W ater Resources Direc lor. Salem, OR 9731«, together with a $25 filing Ice Forms ami rules tor filing pnxcvtv will he furnished ujvon request It a protest is filed, a hear ing will he scheduled It no protest is tiled, the applica lion may be approved by Ihe water resources director without a hearing, but not before 2« days after the last publication of this mXicc Dated at Salem. Oregon this bth day of I ebroary 1987 W illiam H Young, Director Published Eeb 18. 25. March 4. 1987 SEVEN Lhe follow inn precincts will he com hined for the March 31. 1987 elect ion #1 N Hoardman and >2 S Hoard nun Combined Hoardman 1 5 N Irrigon and #6 S Ir rigon Combined Irrigon #4 lone lone #7 Lesmgton lesington X) Hard nun. *8 NE Hcjvpner. *9 NW Hcjvpner. #10 SE Heppner #1 I SW Heppner Com bined Haiditun Heppner Morrow County Clerk Barbara Hloodsworth Published Eebruary 2A, 1987 PUBLIC NOTICE In Die Circuit Court o f the State of ()regi*n for the County of Morrow No 86 ( \ r>4 S TA TE OE O R E G O N . Acting by and through the D irecto r o f Veterans' A tta in , Plaiatifl STATE: O f O R EG O N . Department of Revenue. Coplaintifl. v S I / A N A L Y T T O N Ika SU ZA N PEINE CR ED ITS. INC U N IT E D STATES OE A M E R IC A . Internal Revenue Scnicc. D O U G L A S l NELSON and ROSELYN NELSO N Defendants N O T IC E OE SALE Bv virtue of an Execution issued *>cit of lhe afxise entitled court in the above entitled cause In me directed and dated on Eebruary 17. 1987, based ujvon a Judgment rendered and entered in said court on January 30, 1987 in Idvor of the State of Oregon. Acting by and through the Director of Veterans' Affairs, commanding me to nuke sale ot Ihe following described real and personal pnvper ly, to-wit The South half o f h n 7, HI, n k 20. « n r . V i lion 2 A, /im m /np 5 North. Nil ngr 2fi. h « M North o f thr rehnateJ Columbia Hurt //ig/iHiiv 41JIO. groming ea.irmenl JO frrl »ii It alony ihe h u t \nle o f lo t f> alony the South portion o f lo t t> to California Street 101,1 I I I ! N » / / / / III! FOLLOWING DISC N IH II) 410HIII lit >Ml WHICH IS FIRM i yaffixfp ro nn nnopiniy . IV77 l i in Ihke. 64 1 2N. mobile home, \erial number Ot>Vb to satisfy a Judgement against deten dants Suzan A Litton Ika Suzan Peine for the sum of $ '7 ,8 7 2 9 ', together with interest .it 9 0 percent jver annum from dale of Judgement until paid N O W . THEREFORE:, hy virtue 01 said I so. utkin and Judgement amt in compliance with the command ol said W rit. I will on lhe '1st day of March. 1987. at 1« (X) a m at Rt 2 bos 424. Irrigon. Morrow Coun ty. Oregon, sell at public auction ami subject to redemption to the highest bidder for cash in hdml all ol the right, title and interest which I ran vis Peine and Suzan A Litton tka Susan Peine hail on September I 3. 1977, the date o f plaintiffs tnor Igdgc. and thereafter had in and to the above desc ribed real and per sonal pmjverty or any part or jvimon thereof, to satisfy said Execution and Judgement ami interest, costs ami .a cnnng costs Dated at Heppner. Oregon, on February 18. 1987 Roy Drago, Sheriff tsiPauline Winter Chief C ivil Dejvuty Published February 2A. March 4. I I , 18, 1987 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OE M EASURE E L E C T IO N Willow Creek Park District Notue is hereby given (hut on 31st, March. 1987, an election will be held in W illow Creek Park District, Morrow County. Oregon The (mils will he open from X (X) a m to X IX) p m The following shall he the hallix title for the measure submitted to the electors thereof O N E YEAR O P E R A T IN G L E V Y Q U E S T IO N Shall District levy $29. Kill outside it's zeni las have tor operating jvurposev lor 1987 88 ’ I X PI AS M l< IN I ho measure to provide for ivperation o f the W illow Creek Park District Evlmutcd tax cost tor this measure is 17 cents per $I(XX) which is an E S T IM A T E O N L Y based on the best information available from the County Asvevsor at the lime o f estimate (sjKen Turner Secretary Barbara Hloodsworth Morrow County Clerk I TARD OF THANKS ~ i ; Thanks to all who hel|ved with Heppner » Centennial Open House It was a success City Employees. City Police Dejx . Oregon Slate Police, Gov Neil Goldschmidt. Debbie Ko tiler. John Edmund si xi. Chamber of Commerce. Country Rove. All Saints Episcopal Church. United Methodist Church. Morrow County Historical Society Cara Costa. Mayor ___________ 2 23 lc W e wish to extend our sincere thanks to all our tnendv and relatives tor their cards ol sympathy, tloral offerings, memorials and other ex pressions at the time of our recent bereavement A special thanks to Dr W olff, the start of the hospital, and the nursing home tor the concern and care given to our loved one Lhe family of Kov Orwick 2 23 Ip On behalf of all the students o f Heppner Jr High involved in athletics. I would like to express my sincere ajvpreciation to all involved in our sjughetti teed Lhank you to all the parents that donated meat and bread Your con tributions are truly appreciated Lhank you Jack dikl Ruth Maben of Court Street Market for donating oil Ihe ingredients lor our salad We really appreciate the support A special lhank you to the following ladies tor their cooking, cleaning up and sujsemsing student helpers Susan Johnston. Shannon Wicklund. Laurie Hire. l^iRac Kindle and Ericta Gunderson Our Spaghetti Feed was a great success' lhank you again for your sujiport Dave Gunderson _______ 2-23-lc To my wonderful school-mates and other triends who remembered me and my parents with cards, calls and prayers during the weeks I wav hospitalized alter my accident, thank you from the bottom o f my heart You are |ust the greatest jieople ever and |uvt knowing that you care will keep my spirits bolstered during the next lew months o f my recovery. Pamela (Wilkinson) O 'Keeffe Pheonix. Az 2 2A |p lhe 2nd annual Hcjspnct Parents Club school carnival wjs a huge sue cess due to the great response o f the community We are still adding up the proceeds and we are well over Iasi year's total of $767 (X) Die money will be used to purchase playgn>und and classrikim equip ment ami spec u l projects Diank vou to the hardworking chairmen Stacy Briggs. 1 aKac Kin dle. Jan Coe. Hcjvpner Student Council, le a Calvert. Joan Records, Joy Krcin. Cherry Webber, Kay Proctor. Joyce Hughes. Darlene Schoonover, April Sykes. Linda Shaw ami Delia Robinson A special hand to all hie jvcoplc who worked in the booths, took tickets, and donated pies and cukes A personal thank you to many merchants who donated bingo prizes Murray's Drug, Morrow County Grain Growers, Pettyjohn's f arm A Building Supply. Coast to Coast, Charlie's Pizza, Gardner's Men's Wear. Petersons Jewelers, Shoo Box. Big Bite Deli A Heppner Bowl A sjicc tal lhank you to Tom and Helen Riehl of R A W D r iv t In tor their help and assistance We also appreciate the uve of the lair pavilion and fac ilities It wav a great place to have the carnival lhank you Morrow County Fair Board And last to principal Don Cole, a big thank you lor all your help from the planning stages, through decorating and clean up. especially sweeping ami mopping '87 carnival chairpersons Karla Waterlund A Marcia Kemp 2 NOTICES____________ Hcjvpner AI Anon meetings have been changed to Saturday nights at x 0 0 .11 S I Patrick » Pariah Hall Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at St Patrick's Parish Hall For more information call 6 7 6 9X1A or 676-9724 ) u iiii i HELP WANTED Hcjvpner Junior High baseball coach wanted Contact l>»n Cole, 676 9I2 X for details 2 25 2c Position Open Deputy Sheriff law enforcement and crime preven lion work, including civil privccss, patrol and investigation, must have the ability to react calmly and effec lively in stress or emergency situations ApplkatKins Available hy contac ting Morrow County S h eriffs O f fice. POHos 1 39, Heppner. <hegon 97X36. (503) 676 9061 ext 40 Resumes required Salary Certified $l448'm o n th Uncertified $ l4 ll/m o n th . Closing Date March 13, I98"L 2-25-2c
