SIX - Heppner G»xette-Time*. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, Jul) 8. 19*7
Four return from Girls’ State Swanson
Umatilla Refuge islands open to public
reunion held
By Justine Weatherford
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JiliConklin (left) and Benji Pearson
By A shley C o n k lin
Four Morrow County high school
students have recently relumed from
Oregon Girls Slate held June 28 July
3 on ‘he University of Oregon cam
pus in Eugene
Jill Conklin and Benji Pearvin
from Heppner and Karla Daviioa
and Rondi Tews from lone par
ticipated in the week long event
which teaches how a government is
structured.
Sponsored by the American
legHtn Auxiliary, girls from around
.the stale form a mock government in
which county and state officials arc
elected to serve for the week Along
with being spin up into counties, the
girls were also split up into Na
tionalist and Federalist parties
To be chosen to attend Girls State,
high school students must be
sophomores or juniors and are then
selected on the basis of leadership,
character
and
honesty,
cooperatives**, community par
ticipation and service, and
scholarship
"I would encourage anyone who
has the opportunity to go to do so,"
Conklin said
"I recommend it highly to anyone
who is interested." Pearvin added
"Girls State was a great ex
perience "
4-H club donates roses to lone park
There were 24 member* of the
four generation* of the family of
Irene (Miller) Swanson and the late
Gar Swanson together in Heppner.
Sand Hollow and lone during the last
weekend in June On Friday. June
26. they all met for dinner at the
Heppner duplex of Grandmother
Irene
On Saturday Kenneth and Jean
Ann (Swanson) Turner arranged
boating and water skiing for the
younger folks on the lake above
Willow Creek Dam. and then they
had the 24 at their Sand Hollow
home for a harbeque dinner
On Sunday. after all had attended
morning mass at St Patrick's, the
group mused to the family home at
lone where Jim and Monica (Circle)
Swanson live and where everyone
enjoyed the afternoon and another
barbecue
The oldest Swanson son. Dennis,
and his wife Joan came from
Auburn. Washington, with their
daughters Erin and Toni and son
Mike Swanson, his wife Jackie and
their young sons Dan and Logan
who live in Buckley. Washington
The Dennis Swanson's youngest
daughter Kellie Phinney who lives in
Portland could not come because of
the birth of a new baby daughter.
Corne. on June 24
John and Kathy Swanson and
youngest daughter Jennifer came
from Redding. California Their two
older daughters. Kristen and Kendall
could not come bec ause of their jobs
After the reunion John and Kathy
drove to Kennewick to visit her
parents the McMahans for a few
days.
Kenneth and Jean Ann Turner at
tended with their daughters Cheryl
and Missy who came from Portland,
their daughter Lori (Turner) Scit/.
her husband Wayne and (heir son
Brandon, and youngest Turner. San
dra. who all came from their homes
in Sand Hollow
French
From page one
Waterfowl nesting islands on the
Columbia River between Imgnn and
Boardman arc open for authorized
public use effective July I. The
public is invited to enjoy wildlife
related activities, including fishing,
wildlife observation and
photography until the islands close
again on October I.
Umatilla Refuge is open to the
public from $ a m to 10 p m dai
ly All night activities including cam
ping are prohibited
Refuge leaflets are available at all
area boat launches, access points at
the McCormack Unit, refuge head
quarters in the Post Office building
in Umatilla The public is encourag
ed to obtain and read a refuge leaflet
as a number of special regulations
limiting public use and access are in
effect
P U B L I C N O T IC E
By motion of the County Court at
its regularly scheduled meeting on
July 1. 1987. beginning in the month
of July. 1987. the meeting of the
County Court on the third Wcdnes
day of each month will be held at the
North Morrow Annex in Irrigon,
OR beginning at 9 00 a m The
meetings of the first, second and
fourth Wednesdays will be held at
the Morrow County Courthouse in
Heppner, OR beginning at 9 00 a m
The meeting of July 15. 1987 will
be held at the North Morrow Annex.
Irrigon. OR at 9 00 a m
LoRayne M Bowman
Administrative Assistant
Morrow County Court
Published Jul} 8. 1987 _______
P U B L I C N O T IC E
Second Notice
Notice of Supplemental
Budget Hearing
A public hearing on the approved
supplemental budget for Morrow
County for the fiscal year 1986 87
will be held ai (he North Morrow
Annex in Irrigon. OR at 8 30 a m
on July 15. 1987 The budget docu
meni may be inspected or copies ob
tained by interested pcrvrns at the of
fice of the County Court located at
IQOCoVft Sired Room 101. Hepp
ner. OR between the hour* of 8 00
a m to 12:00 noon and 1 00 p.m
to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Fri
day Any pervin may appear at the
public hearing on the supplemental
budget and discuss the budget or any
part of it The supplemental budget
financial summary was published in
the Heppner Gazette-Times
newspaper on July 1. 1987 The total
requirements tor (he North Morrow
Medical Clinic Fund supplemental
budget are $5.702 and there is no tax
levy.
LoRayne M Bowman
Budget Officer
Published July 8. 1987_______
tracts When an assessment is not
paid, counties have collected them
by placing an addition onto the Ian
downer's property tax But since this
type of collection can be affected by
an appeal for a valuation made by
another party, an irrigation district
sometimes may not receive its full
assessment
Now irrigation districts will be
able
to collect assessments owed to
Left to right: Christine Bedortha, Kimberely Bedortha. Michelle them so that they can pay off their
Papineau and Judy Jepsen
debts
Die Martingales Horse 4-H (Tub Nelson. Kan Morgan, Chcric "I'm pleased to see this bill pass."
donated two Peace roses and planted Papineau. Kimberly Bedortha and said French The bill passed in the
them in the lone City Park The club Dawn Boor leader-Anne Bedortha House by a vote of 49-0
held a bake sale to fund the project
They wanted to do a community ser
P U B L I C N O T IC E
NOTICE Of SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS
vice project to thank the lone com
munily for all the support they have
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to
ORS
311.615 of the service
of
given all the many clubs Members
Personal Property Tax warrants upon the following listed tax payers.
are Judy Jepsen, Michelle
Payment of the following listed delinquent
taxes with
interest
and
cost of service must be made by July 6, 1987 or said warrants shall be
Papincau. Kristine Bedortha. Heidi
filed with the County Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon, for entry In the
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WCCC Golf
Tuesday ladies
June .30
Might A
Giw gross Pat Edmundson
Low net Juanita Martin
Flight B
Low gross Neonia Bailey.
G>w net Bernice l/Ht
Chip In Birdie on No 13 Doris
Graves
Chip In on No 18 Harriet Evans
Chip in on No. 19 Eileen
Pad berg
Best ball teams, lie at 21 lairena
Jones, Bcbc Munkcrs, Lucille
Massey I ucille Sonsicgard and
Harriet Evans. and Juanita Martin.
Martha Peterson. Anita Boyer.
Ncoma Bailey and IX*ll Campbell
Sunday Men’s May
July 5
Low gross John Edmunduin. 61
Second low gross George
Walerlund. 66
G>w net Earl Norris. 51
Second low net Ed Strothers, 55.
least putts Ron Bowman. 27
laing drive Frank Pearvin
K P George Walerlund
Sunday Flag Tournament
Willow Creek Country Club
members held their annual Flag
Tournament on Sunday, July 5 A
politic k barbecue followed the play
W inners were
Women first place Bev Gunder-
v>n. second place Kristi Smalley,
third place Harriet Evans, fourth
place Kay Andervin
Men first place Earl Fishbum.
second place Eddie Gundervm. third
place David Campbell, fourth place
Floyd Jones
Special awards were given to Bob
Jepsen and Cam Wishart
K P honors went to Kristi
Smalley and Cliff Harris on No 13
and to Harriet Evans and Earl
Fishbum on No 14
laing drive was won by Kristi
Smalley and Mark Damen
The next barbecue is July 19 at 4
pm .
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County Clerk Lien Record,
and shall become a lien upon the
title
to
any Interest in real property owned by the person
against whom
the
warrant is issued,
and the taxes on personal property embraced in the
warrant with interest,
penalties and costs applicable
therto,
shall
continue at a lien on all the personal property of the person assessed
at otherwise provided by law.
The effect shall be the same as though
the people of the county had recovered
the judgement
against
the
person charged for the full amount
of the delinquent tax covered
by
the warrant together with interest
thereon and cost as
provided
by
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NAME
DESCRIPTION
RAFAEL, BARBA
MOBILE HOME
HARRISON, FRANK
k JANICE
WEST, At FRED *
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•V IE, KENNETH
JEANNE
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YEAR TAX
I NT TO
PENALTY
Jul. 15,87
TOTAL
MOBILE HOME
86 70.53
86 131.30
3.53
«.71
15.00
15.00
89.06
151.01
MOBILE HOME
86 168.31
8. «2
15.00
191.73
15.00
15.00
15.00
2«. 73
32.37
279.38
2.67
15.00
70.96
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
92.06
272.27
31 .«1
395.79
10 k
MOBILE HOME
9.27
86
.«6
86 16.5k
.83
86 251.79 12.59
HAMPTON. THOMAS k
LOR 1
MOBILE HOME
86
NAVARRO. GORGE
MOBILE HOME
POPE, KAROL
MOBILE HOME
NAVARRO, PEDRO
MOBILE HOME
GRIGSBY, PAUL M. k
DEBORAH K.
MOBILE HOME
86 73.68 3.68
86 295.03 12.2«
86 15.63
.78
86 362.66 18.13
MOBILE HOME
86 220.21 11.01
15.00
2«6.22
MOBILE HOME
WILLIAMS. MILT
CARCIA, C E S I L
AUDELIA
BULLOCK. DUANE
OARt ENE
k
MOBILE HOME
53.29
MOBILE HOME
86
86
86
25.95
35.33
«2.39
1.29
1.77
.85
15.00
15.00
15.00
«2.2«
52.10
58.2«
MILLER, CERAL0
k LORETTA
MOBILE HOME
86 115.91
2.«0
15.00
133.31
FRITCHMAN, JUDY
MOBILE HOME
HERNANDEZ, JESUS
a ENfDINA
MOBILE HOME
86
86
5«.«1
«.39
1.09
.09
15.00
15.00
70.50
19. «8
MOBILE HOME
86
82.80
«.1«
15.00
101.9«
MOBILE HOME
86 290.28 1«. 52
15.00
319.80
HICKEY, DAN M
MOBILE HOME
PALMER, CARL
MOBILE HOME
STEINBRUCK.MARVIN
JANE
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DOUGLAS. RONALD
SHARON
k
KNIGHT, DAN f .
Oate
Date
Date
Date
of
of
of
of
first publlcaton June 17, 1987
second publication June 2«, 1987
third publication July 1, 1987
fourth publication July 8, 1987
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Margo Sheri
Morrow CouV y Tax Col lector
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P U B L I C N O T IC E
Second Notice
Notice of Supplemental
Budget Hearing
A public hearing on the approved
supplemental budget for Morrow
County for the fiscal year 1986 87
will be held at the North Morrow
Annex in Imgon. OR at 8 30 a m
on July 15. 1987 The budget docu
ment may be inspected or copies ob
tained by interested persons at the of
fice of the County Court located at
100 Court Street Room 101. Hepp
ner. OR between the hours of 8 00
a m. to 12:00 noon and I 00 p m
to 5 00 p m Monday through Fri
day Any pervin may appear at the
public hearing on the supplemental
budget and discuss the budget or any
part of it The supplemental budget
financial summary was published in
(he Heppner Gazette-Times
newspaper on July I. 1987 The total
requirements for the Pioneer
Memorial Hospital Fund supplemen
tal budget are $238.432 and there is
no tax levy.
LoRayne M Bowman
Budget Officer
Published Jul£ 8. 1987
P U B L I C N O T IC E
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR MORROW COUNTY..
In (he Matter of the Estate
of
NORMA A REA. deceased
So PR 87
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed and has qualified as the per
sonal representative of the estate All
persons having 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 the personal
representative at the office of
William J Storic, 101 S E 3rd
Street. PO Box 339. Pendleton.
Oregon 97801. or they may be bar
rad
All persons whose rights may be
aftccled by the proceedings in this
estate may obtain additional informa
non from the records of the court,
the the personal representative or the
attorney for the personal
representative
DATED and first published June
24. 1987
JERALD E REA
Personal Representative
Route I Box 73B
Boardman. Oregon 97818
WILLIAM J STORIE
Attorney for Personal Representative
P O Box 339
101 S E 3rd Street
Pendleton. Oregon 97801
(503) 276 2911
Published: June 24; July I. 8. 1987
P U B L I C N O T IC E
( )RF< it iN CIRCUIT C( H RI
FOR MORROW COUNTY
Probate Department No 87 PR 12
In the Matter of the Estate
F.LVA M RUHL, Deceased
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as the personal
representative of said estate All per
sons having claims against said 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 the personal representative
at the offices of Kuhn and Spicer.
269A N Main Street. P O Box 428.
Heppner, Oregon 97836, or they
mav be baned
All persons whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings in this
esatc may obtain addilmnal infomia
non from the records of the court,
the personal representative or the at
torney for the personal
representative
DATED and first published July
1. 1987
Norman Ruhl
Personal Representative
P O Box 1376
Hermiston. OR 97838
Published July 1. 8. 15. 1987
1 C A M OF T H A N K S
To the residents of Heppner
We would like to express our
many thanks for the warmth and
kindness that was shown to us dur
mg our short visit to your town Sam
loved Heppner and wished to make
his home there permanent We ex-
perienced the same kind and
generous treatment tha| he must have
felt from all of you.
Again, thank you. all of you. Sam
would have been proud to call you
his friends
I C A R IO F T H M M S
The South Morrow County
EMT's would like to thank all the
people and businesses who donated
their time, money and support
towards the Rolling Hills Run W'e
had a small turnout but ali in all we
had a lot of fun W'e hxipe next year
the run will be bigger and better
We would like to thank Peggie
Lauritson. Peggie Brittncr. Diane
Anderson, all the fire men. Cara
Costa. Judy Osmin. Rusty Estes.
Tim Birkby. Dave Gunderson.
Sophie Strothers. Lori Seitz. Kin-
zua. Columbia Basin. Heppner
Gazette. Johanne Woxxlv. Bethal
Hendricks. Dennis Miller. Dave
Allstott, Jim Lankford. Terrie
Cutsforth. K Man, Saleway and
Albertsons (Pendletoni. Safeway
(Hermiston) Gene's food Service
(Walla Walla) Food Service of
America W'a . Hermiston Canned
Good*. Hills M c j I (Pendleton).
Christies Flowers. Phyllis Beauty
Boutique. Mouse Factory Sal<»*n. 76
station, lamb Weston. C & D Drive
In. and Pcetsa Komer (Boardman)
Hair Gallery. Paul's Inn of the Road.
Irrigon Market and Greg's Tavern
(Irrigon), Pepsi Cola (Pendleton)
Noel's food (WA ) Ekstrom
Chemicals. Petty |ohn Oil. Bristow*
Market. Office Tavern. Wheatland
Insurance, lone Hardware. Beecher*
Cafe. Dclpha Jones. Del's Market.
Lexington Lumber. Bunchgra**
Saloon. MCGG. Lori Adlard.
Green's Feed A Seed. Heppner Nor
Gas. Marge Kenny. Linda and Ron
Cecil. Ted Britt. Billy Williams. Pet
tyjohn Lumber, Charlie's Pizza and
Video World. Benj Franklin Bank.
Coast-lo-Coast. I) & L Repair.
Black Mt Electric. Farley Motors.
Bucknum's Tavern. Trish's Beauty
Shop. Northwestern Motel. TJ's
Camera, Country Rose, Heppner
Bowl. Sears. Bud's Pub. Cal's Cafe
A Lounge. Case Furniture. Gard
ncr's Mens Wear. Heppner Auto
Parts. Murray's Drug. Van Matter A
Kahl Insurance. Peterson's Jewelers.
Shoe Box. First Interstate Bank.
Heppner Chevron. Wagon Wheel
Caie. Hank of Eastern Oregon.
Bo Bets Vending. Court Street
Market. Gar Aviation. Seitz Avia
lion. Legion Hall. Elk* laidge. R A
W Drive In. Wrights Country Store,
Cal'* Mobil, Dm* Electric. Ployhar
Insurance. Sentry Market (Board
man). Payless (Hermiston). Rod's
Market (Irrigon) all of Pioneer
Memorial Hospital staff for rixiting
us on
W e hope we didn't forget anyone
and it we did our apologies.
Thank vou South Morrow County
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7-8-Ic
Thank* to the EMT's tor drawing
my name in the raffle for the "Ken"
doll Thanks to Helen Stevens for
making the clothes and donating the
doll My granddaughters, Katie and
Christy Kenny say thank you too
Marge Kenny
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I would like to say a great big
(hank you to everyone who helped
in any way with (he lone Fourth of
July celebration Everyone who
worked during the day. helped with
the games, appeared on radio pro
grams, donated prizes, and helped
with the many things needing to be
done contributed to the success of the
festivities Thank you again
Janmc Allen
Chairperson
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7-8-1 c
We would like to thank the local
organizations and businesses who
donated money and the community
who supported our fund raising pro
jects to help make our trip to China
possible and a memorable
experience
Jason Dougherty. Kim Sager and
Jason Palmer
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I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all who
vent flowers, cards, prayer* and gifts
and to all who visited me during my
recent illness
John Eubanks
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1 N O TICES
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laist lab A Blue tick, short hair, all
black with just a white spot on the
chest Has red collar with tag It seen
please call 676-5381 or 676-9975 It
is a family pet. very much loved
Answers to the name of Joker
6 24 tt,
Attention Goiters Due to the la* k
of time Charlie s Pizza World will
not be able to sponsor a tournament
Thank you.______________ 7-8-lc
Sporting goods, tires, tools, dishes,
clothing, toys, appliances, and so
much more Giant rummage sale.
Sat., July II 9 a m -2 p m
fairgrounds. Heppner.
7 8 Ic
Heppner Al-Anon meetings arc held
Saturday nights at 8 00 at St
Patrick Parish Half_____ 7 8-tfx
Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting at St Patrick's Parish Hall
For more information call 676 9815
The family of Sam Worley
7-8-Ic or 676-9734
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Additional information is as niable
by contacting Refuge Manager
Moms LeFever. Umatilla Refuge
Complex. P O Box 239. Umatilla.
Oregon 97882
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