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• -«.r* • •*- •./ ** ú . Lmm_2—Ì—■-)_____ L V M H mm : i »- • • - .• ' * * * > :,? - r .\ "a * < ^ ___i a « -V •*•••• r > ' * \ • i» ’ r * . + * i * *•• *...*• - V . . 1 ,y V • . • - ? • . , - • ■ - ■ : * • * • ■ • *•• \ . « i » m *>< *« ----- * ■ —■ •■ »■ *"— •*- * — --- - i - ^ »- - • - ! P U B L IC N O T IC E IN IH F C IR C l IT C O U R T OF TH E ST ATE OF O REG O N FOR TH E ( X X N TY OF MORROW Volunteer 4-H leaders are G rrreat! Volunteers arc like Frosted F la k o they're great, said Hirdinc Tullis of the Morrow County Extcn sK*n Service April 20-27. volunteers are being celebrated nationwide for the contributions that they nuke in their communities Did you know that the dollar value o f volunteer contributed lime is con servativcly estimated at 565 billion That's nght. and there's no belter exam ple of success than the Cooperative Extension System, commonly known as the Extension Service A recent study shows 2 9 million people (or one »nit of every HO people in the l S I volunteer to assist the Extension Service each year The dollar value of these volunteers time is 4 5 billion dollars or more than five times the total budget of the cooperative Extension System Who are these people ’ In Morrow County they arc 4 H leaders, home economics study group members, fam ily community leadership members and many other local resource people They are often in solved in other community orgam/a turns and events as well Extension Service volunteers come in all shapes and si/cs, arc all ages, some live in town, others live in the suburbs or on farms Hut always, they are friendly folks who smile a No 85 C V 96 lot because they en)oy what thcv're doing Why do these people volunteer their time and energy to the Extcn sion Service’ There arc lots of reasons, but one o f the primary ones centers around the tael that the E x tension S e rv ice trains their volunteers Each volunteer has the oppportunity to learn what it is they aic going to do and how they'll do it before getting started Volunteer 4 H leaders will tell you that they leach more than sewing, cooking, or horsemanship They teac h young people life skills skills they 'll use as adults and (hey help young people learn responsibility, self confidence and a sense ot pride about protect work As a result 4 H members become productive, in volved citizens and tomorrow’« leaders If you want to find out how you can help how you can become in volvcd with 4 H. contact the Coun ty Extension O ffice, at Hcppncr. 676 9642 or Annex Office. Irrigon Get your children involved in 4 H Volunteer your time and talents as a 4 H leader Provide access to your resources to help educate 4 H members (jet involved 4 H will promise you a better, stronger com munity. T u llis said Guest speaker slated at lone Church Park Young Sook of Seoul. Korea will speak at the lone United Church of Christ at I p m Saturday. April 25 Park's visit to this country is be ing sponsored by the United Church Board lor World Ministries and the Central Pacific Conference Park, a graduate of the English Department of Ewha Woman's University in Seoul, Korea, also studied at the Ear East University of the Philippines She served from 1965 to 1969 as general secretary of the Y W C A of Korea and from 1969 to 1974 as administrator of the Korean C o u n cil o f W om en's Organizations She is currently vice chairman of the Women's Council for Revision of the Family luw and chairm an o f a com m ittee o f Women's Groups against Sex Tor lure in Korea In 1985 she served a s the Korean National Council of Churches’ representative to the eighth Assembly of the Christian Conference of Asia Those persons wishing additional information about Park's visit to lone United Church of Christ may contact Matthew N elson at 422-7530 Child care conference planned A child care conference is plann ed April 24 from 9 a m -4 p m in Pendleton The conference will address issues, problems and potential solutions- critical to the development of ac cessible and affordable quality child care The conference is designed to answer questions about liability in surance. pending leg isla tio n . employee benefits, and other pro vider concerns. Further information and reserve lions arc available by contacting the Sm all Business Development Center. 276-6233. in Pendleton Nursing home residents foster friends Hospital Auxiliary members and the staff at Pioneer Memorial Nurs ing home have begun a new “ Foster Friends” program. Organizations, churches and many individuals have volunteered to become a 'friend'' to a resident of the Nursing Home Per sonal visits, letter writing, remem brances, outings, running errands, sitting on the patio or walking with them, reading to them, doing crafts, or taking them for a rule are a few of the things “ friends" do for residents Anyone who w ishes to sponsor a fnciul at the Nursing Home may call an auxiliary or staff member For more information call Rene Siminoe. chairman of the ■ Friends'' project can be reuched at 676-5019 The auxiliary recently purchased an ice machine for the downstairs residents and is constantly working on projects to make life a bit easier for the 31 residents North Morrow County 4 H Clubs will hold their annual plant sale in Irrigon. April 25 and 26 The sale will begin Saturday. 9 a m to 5 p m . and Sunday 10 a m. to 5 p m It will be held at the old blue painted fruit stand just west of the former C A H Market building on Highway 730 A selection o f spring bedding plants, flowering shrubs and bushes, raspberry, strawberry and thornless hoysenberry plants will be available for purchase Some grape, rhubarb roots, and house plants will also be sold Come and support your area 4 H clubs 4-H clubs slate plant sale S T A T E OF O R EG O N . Acting by and through the D ire cto r ol Veterans A flairs. Plaintiff. v. RO BERT V (ill I F IT B E T T Y A G IL L E T T ; N A T IO N W ID ! F IN A N C IA L C< >RPoR A TION OF OR I ( i ON M l I R O P O I I I VS M O R T G A G E A S E C U R IT IE S CO I Si dba M E T R O P O L IT A N F IN A N C IA L S E R V IC E S IS C a corporation. E M IL IO L U N A I I ONI N l l s v R O N A L D G I x U < .1 AS SH VKt i s k n o t l , | vs VI \ i s G M A T H IS BARBARA J M A T H IS . JOHN M N EW P O R T . B R I S I)A K N EW P O R T . AR T H t R F B U T T S . SUSAN A B U T T S . R A LT S F L O R E S IR E N I R F L O R E S . T E R R Y I F F ( MS ! AM VR V 1 C A IN . T E D R R A P P E , and V E R D IF T RAPPE. Defendants N O T IC E OF S A L E By virtue ot an Execution issued • Hit of the above entitled court in the above-entitled cause to me directed and dated on April 14. 1987. based upon a Judgment rendered and entered in said court on January 28. 1987. in lavor of the Slate of Oregon. Acting by and through the Director of Veterans' Aflairs. com manding me to make sale of the following described real and per sonal property, to wit P A R C EL NO I Township 5 North Range 26 Fast of the Willamette Meridian. Morrow County. Oregon Section 26. Northwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter. E X C E P T IN G the following land deeded to United States of America, recorded in Deed Book 69. page 519. described as follows A tract of land lying in the Northwest quarter ot the Northwest quarter of said Section 26. Township 5 North. Ramie 26. F. W M Moi P U B L IC N O T IC E C O tN C IL M O I1NG A public meeting of the Common Council of the City of Heppncr, Morrow County. State of Oregon to adopt several ordinances will be held May 4. 1987 at 8 (H) p m at Hepp ncr City Hall On Monday May 4. 1987. at 8 U0 p in at Heppncr City H all, the Heppncr Common Council will hold a public hearing on the adoption of several ordinances The ordinances to be considered are ( I ) Ordinance *46.3, a Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance: (2) Ordinance *4M . an ordinance granting a franchise to Heppncr T V . Inc to operate and maintain cable television service in the C ity. (3) Ordinance *465. and ordinance amending the Heppncr Zoning Ordinance as a result of the 1987 Periodic Review of the Hcpp ncr Comprehensive Plan. (4) O r dinance *466. and ordinance adding certain policy statements the the Heppner Comprehensive Plan as a result of the 1987 Periodic Review, and (5) Ordinance *467, an or dinance amending the City Zoning Ordinance to allow justice court and juvenile services to locate in an R I zone Copies of all the ordinances are available at City Hall for public examination This is a public meeting where deliberation o f the Common Council w ill take place Any person may appear at the meeting and discuss the proposed or dinances with the Council (s)Marshall Divgrcn City Recorder Publisited: A pnl 22. 1987_________ Methodist church to hold sale By Justine Weatherford Saturday. May 2. beginning at 9 a m . the Heppncr United Methodist Church w ill sell miscellaneous household articles, some furniture and rugs, childrens clothing up to size 10. tools, toys, sports equip ment. books and plants Inside the church basement there w ill be a sale of an assortment of home baked goods lunch will be The H< jt r j tp i served between 11 a m and I p m Both the lawn sale and the baked food sale will run from 9 a m until 2 pm Anyone wishing to give something to be sold is asked to call Ida Farra at 676 9446. and she will see that contributions are picked up A special feature of this annual sale will be artificial flower cemetery pieces. TIMES con PAPER 676-9228 ream ____ tff KartUfl_____ NOTICE OF MEET INC OF COUNTY BOARO OF EQUALIZATION Notice it hereby given that on Monday, May 4, 1987, the Board of Equalization of the County of Morrow, Oregon, will meet at the County Courthouxe In Heppner, Oregon, to publicly examine the atsetsment rolls for said County of Morrow, for the year 1987, and to correct ell errors in valuation, description, or qualities of land, lots or other property assessed by the assessor. The assessed valuation of all properties assessed by the county assessor's office in Morrow County, as entered on the assessment roll for January 1, 1987, Is 100 percent of the true cash (market) value of such property. It shall be the duty of the persons interested to appear at the time and place appointed. Petitions for adjustment of value must be filed with the board not later than May 31, 1987, except when the filing o' the petition at a different time is permitted under OKS 309.035, 309.090. or 309.103. Oated at Heppner, Oregon this 15th day of April, Published Apnl 13. 22. 29. 1987 1987) ■___> ‘ »■ Morrow, County Clerk State of Oregon H rp p n rr ( •azetlr-Tim ex, llrp p tre r. Oregon W ednesday. A p ril 22. 1987 - N IN E row Counts. Oregon, said tract nc Southeast comer of the- West half ol ing more particularly described as the Northwest quarter ot said Sec Die Budget Committee for the follows Beginning at the Northwest non. thence W est 1376 70 feet to the Town of Ixxington wil hold a public comer of said Section 26. thence place of beginning hearing on May 5. 1987 at 7:30 p m. Easterly along the Noith line ol said Together with the following Northwest quarter ot the Northwest at City Hall for tfie purpose of described Mobile Home which is discussing possible uses for Stale quarter of said Section 26 to the Nor tirmlv affixed to the propertv Revenue Sharing Funds theast corner thereof, thence I I AMI Senal * 182318 Linda Ripple Southerly along the East line thereof Except that property previously Budget Officer a distance of .360 feet, thence released to wit That portion of the Town of Lexington Westerly parallel with the Northline Northwest quarter. Section 26. Published A p ril 22, 1987 of said Section 26, a distance ot 870 Township 5 North Range 26 East. feet, thence Northwesterly along a W illam ette M eridian. Morrow I CA RP OF THANKS straight line to the Northwest corner County. Oregon being desc ribed as of said Section 26 and the Point of follows Beginning at the Northwest Thank you Brenda A Greg for Beginning comer of said Section 26 and runn your hospitality. You are special The Southwest quarter of the Nor ing thence South 0° 21’ 4 0 " East friends thwest quarter lying North of the along the West fine of said Section Mike. Karlyn & Kyle following described line Beginning 26 a distance of '60 feet, thence _____________ 4-22- Ic North 89*' 4 1' 14 East along 505 03 at the quarter comer of the West line leet to a ‘ V iron rod which marks of Section 26 Township 5 North. We would like to thank the Hcpp Range 26. E W M . thence North an angle point on the U S taking ncr Fire Dept for their quick line, thence North 54“ 49 41 West along the West line ol said Section. response and all the people who 1.342 00 feet to a point in the center along said U S taking line 620 47 helped get our belongings out and all of a H) 00 foot irrigation ditch ease feel to the point of beginning. F A the support you gave when we had ment and point ol beginning ol this C E P T IN G I H I Rl I ROM the W est our lire It wav all very much ap line thence South b8°02' Fast 620 20 IH) leet therefrom lying in Coun predated And a special thank you feet, thence South 86u 16' Fast 490 ty road right ol way To satisfy a to Mark Hopkins for letting us store Judgment against defendants Robert led. thence North 78° 28' East along mir things m his shop until we found V Gillen and Betty A Gillen for the the center of ditch 260 feet, thence a place to stay sum ot S I 79.733 51, together with North 86“ vg’ Fast along the center M ike. Karlvn. and K vlc Stookey of said ditch 57.60 Icet to a point on interest at 9 0 percent per annum ________________________ 4-22-Ic the Fast line ot the West halt of the from date of Judgment until paid A whopping big thank you to Rick Northwest quarter of said section NOW. T H E R E F O R E , by virtue Paullus for finding and delivering in which is the point ol terminus ot said ot said Execution and Judgment and tact our hank deposit in compliance with the command of line It was greatly apprec iated by both said W rit. I will on the 28th day ol P A R C E L NO II of US Slav 1987 al 1000 a m at Rl 2. Beginning ai the quarter corner on Dick and Sue, the West line of Section 26 in Box 184. 8th St West. Irrigon. Hunchgrass Saloon Morrow County. Oregon, sell at Township 5 North Range 26 Fast 4-22-Ip of the Willamette Meridian in Mor public auction and subject to 2 N O T IC E S redemption to the highest bidder tor row County . Oregon, thence North along the West line of said Section cash in hand all ot the right, title and I U C o f C 25th annual auction- interest which Robert V Collett and 1342 00 feet to a point in the center Barbecue June 6 If you have Hems Betty A Collett or any successor had of a 30 00 foot irrigation ditch ease lo donate please phone Jo e. menl. thence South 68“ 02' Fast on January 7. 1978. the date of 422 M35 or John. 4.'.' M23 4 8 9c along the center of said ditch 620 00 plaintiff's mortgage, and thereafter Hcppncr Al Anon meetings have tect. thence South 86“ 16 Fast along had in and to the above described the center of said ditch 490 (X) feet , real and personal property or any been changed to Saturday nights at 8 IH) at St Patrick's Parish Hall thence North 78“ 28' Fast along the part or portion thereof, to satisfy said center of said ditch 260(H) tect. Execution and Judgement and in Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous thenc e North 86“ 58 East along the lerest. costs and accruing costs meeting at St Patrick's Parish Hall D A T E D at Heppncr. Oregon, on center of said ditch 57 60 feet to a For more information call 676 981' April 15. 1987 point on the Fast line of the West or 676 9724 ’ K) its Half ot the Northwest quarter of said Roy Drago. Sheriff Spring Chinook Salrikin Barbecue. Section, thence south along the Fast By Pauline Winter. Chief C iv il Slav 16. 12 (H)noon. Ilwaco, W A line of said West halt of the Nor Deputy 56 adult. V4 children For info and thwest quarter of Section 26 a Published April 22. 29. May 6. 13. tickets. PO Box 191. Ilwaco. 1 A 1 987 distance of 1115M l feet to the 98624 1206 642 3143 4 22 Inc P U B L IC B U T IC K P U B L IC N O T IC E M m e EOF ME AM KE El El I ION Morrow County School District Notice tv hereby given that on I uevday . May 19. 198") an clcdion will be held in Morrow County Schixil District. Morrow Couniy. Oregon The polls will he open from 8 (H) a m to 8 IH) p m The follow ing shall be (he ballot title for the measure submitted to the electors thereof: One year operating levy and net lax rale increase Q U ES TIO N Shall the District levy 55.870.917 outside its lax base and increase Ihc nel lax rate to per mil raising these dollars ’ E X P L A N A T IO N The Morrow Couniy School Districl has ihe authority to levy its tax base of 5R 84.898 and venal levy o f 5366.7.36, for a total of 51.251.6 34 Duv sum. plus non tax revenues, is not enough to operate Ihe district for ihc fiscal year 1987 88 The purpose of ihe 55.870,917 levy is to raise enough money to operate the coun ly ’ s schixilv throughout the 1987 88 school year Approval of this measure w ill allow a temporary net (ax rate increase (s) Doyle McCaxlin Superintendent Barbara Blixidsworth Morrow County Clerk Published April 22. 1987 P U B L IC pmuc N O T IC E iik a k isc ; A public hearing will be held Monday, May 4. 1987 at 8(H) p m during ihc City of Heppner Council Meeting al Citv H.ill. 188 W W illow Street. Heppncr. Oregon on Ordinance No 462. and ordinance declaring the C ily 's election to receive Stale Revenues Copies of ihc ordinance will be available for review al City Hall prior to it being presented for enactment Marshall Lovgrcn City Administrator Pubhshcd A p ril 22. 1987 P U B L IC N O T IC E N O T IC E O F M E E T IN G OF H O A RD OF E Q U A L IZ A T IO N Notice is hereby given that the Board o f Directors of the Wcsi Ex tension Irrigation District, acting as a Board of Equalization, will meet on ihc 5th day of May. 1987 from ihe hours o f 7 30 p m. to 8 30 p m. in the West Extension Irrigation District office building in Irrigon. Oregon, for the purpose of review mg and correcting the assessment and record in the office o f the W est Extension Irrigation District in Ir rigon. Oregon, for the inspection of all persons interested After which time, the Regular Hoard Meeting for May w ill take place West Extension Irrigation District Betty W ilson. Secretary Dated al Irrigon. Oregon this 17th day of April 1987 Published A p ril 22 . 1987 P U B LIC N E A R IN C The City ol lone will hold a Public Hearing May 5. 1987 at 7 30 p m al the lone City Hall Purpose of the meeting I Public Hearing on uses of Stale Revenue Sharing Funds, and 2 First Reading of Ordinance No 174 declaring election to receive State Revenues Any person may attend to comment on use State Revenue Shar ing Funds Marie Rudisill Recorder Published A p ril 22. 1987 P U B L IC N O T IC E N O T IC E O F B U D G E T C O M M IT T E E M E E T IN G A public meeting of the Budget Committee of the Town of I x x ington to discuss the budget for the fiscal year July 1. 1987 to June 30. 1988 will be held al City Hall The meeting will take place on May 5. 1987 at 7 30 p m. The purpose is to receive the budget message and document of the Town of Ixxington This is a public meeting where deliberation of the Budget Commit tee will take place Any person may appear at the meeting and discuss the proposed budget with the Budget Committee Linda Ripple Budget Officer Town of Ixxington Published April 22. 1987 P U B L IC N O T IC E IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR T H F C O U N T Y OF M ORROW Estate of M ILT O N R A Y B O Y C E Deceased NO 87 PR-9 N O T IC E TO INTERESTED PERSONS Notice is hereby given (hat the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as the personal representative of the estate All per wins hav ing claims against the estate arc hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, within four months after the date of first publication of this notice, as stated below, to James W illiam Boyce, the personal rcprcsentaivc. in care of the office of George L Anderson, at torney for the personal represen tative. at 469 East Main Street. Her- miston. Oregon 97838. or they may be barred All persons whose rights may affected by the proceeding in this estate may obtain additional infonna lion from the records of the court, the personal representative or the at torney for ihc personal representative D A T E D and F IR S T P U B L IS H F.D April 8. 1987 James W illiam Boyce Personal Representative P O Box 6 Hcrmiston. OR 97838 George L . Anderson O SB #76044 Atty for Personal Representative 469 Faivl Main St Hcrmiston. OR 97838 567-7800 Published Apnl 8. 15 22, 1987 Deshulcs summer stcclhcad guide, let boat, tackle, camping with meals furnished A quality vacation. Brochurc/inlormation Adventures Northwest Ltd. 225 East Jersey. G lad sto ne. Oregon 97027 503-653-9376______________4-22 Inc u . , < • ; • :* v ' « _■ . > v» • iV . V * :* . • *•,-**.'.» ' • 2 .* * , > * .•> i * i ~ i .< J ■ s ’ i w • ■ i «J 1 \ -V *1 , !•« , • ,* « ; 4 «• • • ' ; * J i-* ' . 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Make this an ex cellent opportunity for the young at heart Only those who can start im mediately need apply For an inter view contact Mr West al 1-221-0450 Monday F rid a y , 9 a m.-3 p m 4 22-I nc A Wonderful Fam ily Experience Australian. European. Scandinavian high school exchange students arriv ing in August Become a host fami ly for American Interculturul Student (c h a n g e Call I 800 SIHI I V , _______________________________4 -L IM I I D E R A l ST A T I A ( IV II sl K V IC E JO BS 516.707 lo 559,148/ Y r . Now Jliring C a ll Jo b lune, I J / 8 J i v 1611 E m i F6 0 M tor listing 24 HO U R S 4-22-3p Applications arc now being ac cepted at Hcppncr City Hall for manager and two lifeguards for the Heppner Municipal Pool Applicants for manager must hold a current Water Safety Instructor's card Mail to City of Heppncr, P O Box 756. Hcppncr. OR 97836 Apnl 30. 1987 is the last day applications will be accepted The City of Hcpp ncr is an Equal Opportunity Employer 4 K4i Applications arc now being ac cepted for lone Swimming Pool Manager for the summer o f 1987 A ll applicants must be at least 18 years old and hold a current Water Safety Instructor's card Application forms arc available at lone High Sctkxil and should be returned to: D ick A lle n , P rin cip a l, lone Schools, lone. Oregon 97843 by Apnl 24. 1987 Applicants w ill be notified by April 28, 1987 The Morrow County School District is an equal opportunity employer 4 13-2c Reliable man to do yardwork Reasonable rales call 676-9930 Ix a v e message after I p m 4-l3-2p Looking for work? We need you- Earn up to $10 per hour Part time, full lime Fuller brush Call (503) 761 1060. 4-8-lnc , tT * » -1 I ’V.
