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Vs ■ -~-r ’ • ; / . • . W *■ ... . ‘ • * * • 1 • , v S - ' :\ f y •. * • **• -• . ____ ^ - . . «■*. • » ‘ .* .v Heppner G aiette-T Im es. H eppner, O r e fo n W edn esday, July 15. IW T J R PUBLIC NOTICE • P O N T W O R R V IT" J U S T AA EAN S VOU J W U Z < ¿ - / S T ^ A S / A S '. . , >* R EQ U EST FOR BIDS The M orrow County Public W orks Department is accepting seal ed bids tor budget year 87 88 on the fo llo w in g tires, truck and passenger, batteries, gasoline and diesel, healing oil. antifreeze and lubricants Bids will be opened on Wedncs day. July 22. 1987 at 10 00 a m in the public works office located at Lexington. Oregon For further in formation and specifications, please call 676 9061 ext 17 Morrow County reserves the right to reject any and all bids Published July 13. 1987 ' 6 7 6 - S r o t«* m ‘ * I : E s» * Coverage A n o t h e r sevsons for »32" Now Through S u m m e r S p e c i a l year and 15.(XX) acres below 1985 Acres o f com for harv est as grain are expected to UKal 25.(XX) acres. 5.000 acres below 1986, O regon's fall potato acreage for harvest this year is expected to total 55.(XX) acres, up b% from last year's harvested acreage Malheur county potato growers are expecting to harvest 6.8(X) acres, the same as last year Bartlett pear production m Oregon for 1987 is forecast at 72 0 thousand tons as o f July I. up 35f from the June I forecast and 3 1 percent more than last year's small crop Produc lion in the three Pacific Coast States (California. Oregon and Wash ington) is expected to total 517 thou sand tons. 11 *3 more than 1986 and 10% more than 1985 W inter pear production for 1987 in Oregon is forecast at 120 thousand tons as o f July I This first forecast this year U S spring wheat planted acreage is estimated at 13.5 million acres. 11 percent below 1986 Area for harvest, at 13.1 million acres, is 109E below a year earlier. Acres planted to barley totaled 250.(XX) acres, down 125.(XX) from last year Acres for harvest are also expected to be down from 365.(XXI acres m 1986 to 220.(XX) acres in 1987. Nationally, barley planted acreage totals 1 1 0 million acres, and harvested area is estimated at 10 I million acres Oregon growers planted 90.0CX) acres o f oats this year compared with 140.(XX) last year Oat acreage e x pected to be harvested for grain is estimated at 60.CXX) acres, compared with 80,(XX) harvested in 1986 fie ld com planted for all purposes this year is estimated at 55.000 acres, down 5.(XX) acres from last PUBLIC NOTICE E x p e r ie n c e MIRACLE o. HEARING In Heppner at (JONTY’S X STATEMi M OP N O N D IS C R IM IN A T O N C o lu m b ia Basin E le c tric Cooperative. Inc . has filed with the fed eral Government a Compliance Assurance in which it assures the Rural Electrification Administration that it will comply fully with all re quirements o f Title V I o f the C ivil Rights Act of 1964 and the Rules and Regulations o f the Department o f Agriculture issued thereunder, to the end that no person in the United Slates shall, on the grounds o f race, color, sex. handicap, or national origin, be excluded from participa non in. be denied the benefits o f. or be otherwise subjected to discrimina lion in the conduct o f Us facilities Linder this Assurance, this organi/a lion is committed not to discriminate against any person on the grounds of race, color, sex. handicap, or na tional origin in its policies and prac tices relating to treatment o f beneficiaries and participants in cluding rales, conditions, and exten sam o f service, use o f any o f its facili(i.*s. attendance at and participa lion in any meetings o f benefic iaries and participants in the conduct o f the operations o f this organization Any person who believes himself, or any specific class o f individuals, to be subjected by this organization to discrimination prohibited by Ti tic V I o f the Act and the Rules and Regulations issued thereunder may. by himself, or a representative, file with the Secretary o f Agriculture. Washington. I ) C 21)250. or the Rural Electrification Administration. Wjshmgiiui I) ( 20290, or this organization, or all. a written com plaint Such complaint must be til ed not later than 180 days after the alleged discrimination, or by such later date to which the Secretary Agriculture or the Rural EJcctnfic lion Administration extends ÜK til for filing Identity o f complaints < be kept confidential except to the ex tent necessary to carry out the pur poses o f the Rules and Regulations Published July 15. 22. 29. 1987 2% above two years ago The Pacific Coast Stales expect a total winter pear crop o f 281 thousand tons. 8*3 more than last year and 16 percent ahovc 1985 PUBLIC NOTICE N o n a 1« * ■ 1 IN T E R E S T E D PI RSONS N O 87-CSC-20 in I I I ! D IS TR IC T C O t HI FOR T H I S T A T E OE O R E G O N FO R M O R R O W C O U N T Y RUSSET I OH C O M P A N Y . IN C Plaintif! vs JOHN C O M S T O C K . P A I II C O M S T O f K NND I ) B A C O M S T O C K » AR M S Defendants Russell ( III Company is suing John and Patti Comstock and Comstock Farms on an open account D efen dants currently ow e $3.296 ‘ >6 plus interest and pluintill demands payment N O T IC E H ) D E F E N D A N T S R E A D TH ESE PA PE R S CAREFU LLY' Die motion, answer, or reply must he given to the courl clerk or ad ministrator within 30 days o l the date o f first publication specified herein along with the required tiling tec Dated and first published July 15. I9C f Richard J M cNcrney Attorney At I .aw P O Box 1508 Hermiston. OR 97818 (503) 567 1124 Published July 15. 22. 29. August 5. 1987 ____________________ PUBLIC NOTICE On July 17, the M orrow County Court will hold a continued hearing on ihe Findley Butte l andfill site at I p m in the le g io n Hall in lone, and again July 17 at 7 30 p m in the M o rro w County C ou rth ou se. Heppner Judge Louis Carlson Morrow County Court Published July 15. 1987 ■ »......... . . I9B7 August Lst A Nalls 676-9601 \ 0 0 0 0 i ! / r / 4 » ■ C P ( ) BOX I <76 n , • / * V 'VWw—^ 3 'C / V / X ( J 7 a O ' //// KR /»* * J7 * 0 « ) *s. c / " ■' I C\IU> OF T H IN K S C H A R L IE ’S PIZZA Trivia Contest Bert and Genevieve Corbin 7-15 1« Question: Name the years in which the lone Bank was robbed, both times by the same \ person. I My A n sw er:_____________________ ___ ! Name: _________ P h : _______ j Last weeks answer. Howard C o m ; 11 Winner: Tim Htrkby I Rules: ' 1) Enter at C h arlie's Pizza or at Heppner G azette-lim es. ^ 2) First correct entry drawn each week wins prize. t 3) Entry Deadline is Monday. i 4) One winner w r weelu_____________ __ GET AWAY TO IT ALL • • • : X ttttX X M M X X X X Denim Boot Cut 100N Cotton A C ailZ .- h> Dakota FRIDAY NIGHT BARBIQ UI Mens S12.35-Boys S10.95 ALL A R E A RESTAU RA N T E M P L O Y E E S' Salmon Steaks Oar 6read Rated beam. Corn on the Cob. AII You Con tat 'Hjlod bar. and tPLL Lne of Our Pool ond Jocuz/i PARTY!!! » f rrr I - - ■ ’ >. jOruZ/i * * rr ■ Nr y I\ * or Includes: Nendels Knows How Hard You Work W e Extend To You. An Invitation To Tarns 6 Oz. Top Sirloin' Your Choice LET US ENTERTAIN YOU! Episcopal Church Y a rd Sale For Only s 6 « SFi YOU POOL SIDEL 1 he tond Chefs Waiters • Waitresses Dishwashers Cashiers - Hosts - and Hostesses firing four Pay Check Stub And fie Ready fie Pampered" $ 4 9 9 5 GOOD Tn*b )Hf £/s© Of /i 1 Lunch ONI DAY G IT AWAY' served beginning 11 a m •Tacos •Watermelon •Fresh Squeezed Lemonade •Sun Tea Golf Package * . «■„•* Hoom AcommcxMicK' (Daub* OuuporKf) * 922-4871 GARDNER’S -A 705 Willamette Umatilla Y WIN ANY LARGE PIZZA AND A PITCHER OF POP! FROM CHARLIE S PIZZA. * ___________________________ 7-15-Ip T o Morrow Ctmntv Citizens, a big thank you lo all citizens who signed ihe initiative petition to guarantee v.itcr approval o f (he metropolitan landfill Extra (hanks to the special citizens who helped circulate the petition (H e r two times the required number o f signatures was filed on July 10 M ore signatures arc com mg in daily and will he mailed to the court until they say enough Your contin u ed interest can he demonstrated at the hearings this week Dean Mason Jerry Simpson. County residents f & W e wish to ihunk all our friends and relatives for the lovely (lowers, cards and good wishes received on the occasion o f our 5tXh anniversary A special thanks to our children. Kay and Terry and their families, and to Dale and Cara Lee Hampton for making this one o f the most memorable days o f our lives M orrow County Medical Board Meeting Notice The Morrow County Medical Board will meet on Monday. July 20. 1987. at the Irngon City Hall, at 7 (XI p m A budget review session is also scheduled for July 20. 1987. from 3 (X) to 5 (XI p in . at the Ir rigon City flail Published July 15. 1987 9 a.m . - 3 p.m . J u ly 18 ^ HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIM ES Hermiston. OR 978)8 Published Julv » 1 .8 i . 15. 1987 _ PUBLIC NOTICE W Church S t. - Heppner es/ fr\ ( b. rjJ> b y ( a g Norman Ruhl Personal Representative l / { 'z '/ n - y ^ O v i v c X V|V *' 8ie<j*foui * „ r Resort & Cafj/errncr Center ' - - A . . . - «v o * n ; , I ; „ . *»,a x ■ x -, *< * *# • ' » * r ” i> y £ I » * *, S- • v • O R E G O N C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR M O RRO W C O U N T Y Probate IVpartmcnt N o 87-PR 12 In the Matter o f the Estate H o v e y ou r A i r C o n d itio n in g S e rv ic e d A R e p a ir e d H e r e ! of SPECIAL-Passenger and Light Truck Air Conditioner E L V A M R U H L . Deceased Special-» 14.” , up lo 2 lb. Freon. N O T IC E TO We also have on the Farm Service and carry Bearings and IN TE R E S T E D PERSONS Filters See us tor fast friendly service! Notice is hereby gisen that the undersigned has been appointed and has qu alified as the personal representative ot said estate All per 422-7409 «»r422-741S sons has mg claims against said estate arc hereby required to present the same, with prv*per vouchers, within four months after the date o l first I t ) AN5 I EtiAI. COL N TY OFFICIAL COMPETENT I t ) ANsW FK! publication o f this notice, as stated A ‘ We The IVopte’, who have signed this letter, desire to know, ih r« having below, to the personal representative SaSO C IA l KOJftlTYNt M M R at HATS Lit F NSF place the possess.,. at ihe offices of Kuhn and Spicer. a of such under another fumi of law other than the guarantees oT Ihe l tilled 2 69 A N Main Street. P O Box 428. A Stairs Constitution given to 'We Ihe IVopfe’ h> our fiHinding fathers? If 0 Heppner. Oregon 97836. or they 2 so please explain. may be barred Respectfully yours, m A l! persons whose rights may be * affected by the proceedings in this esate may obtain additional informa lion from the records o f the court, the personal representative or the at torncy fo r the personal representative D A T E D and first published July < ’* • '« am ’ * * * * J c. • > •• • f ft 12 [h crlc's H air m * . # B & C Repair, Inc. W inter wheat production in Oregon, based on conditions as o f Jul> 1. 1987 is expected to total 49 5 million bushels this year according to the Oregon Agricultural Statistics Service If realized, that production would be 8*3 below the 1986 crop and s '- M o w I9BS Acres tor harvest arc now extimalcd at 750.0U0 acres. I9 ri less than last year The previous record high bushels per acre this year, up eight bushels from last year The previous record high yield was set in 1984 at M 0 bushels per acre Nationally, winter wheat production is forecast at I 57 billion bushels, 4 T a b ove the 198b production Oregon's spring wheat planted acreage, at 65.000 acres this year, is down sharply from the 100.000 acres planted last year Acres for harvest are also down sharply from 95.OCX) acres in 1986 to 60,000 acres • . ' -. . PUBLIC NOTICE W in t e r w h e a t ® p r o d u c t io n fo Ilf r o I f F e l the c season a in s I at is ts d a« o I U 1986 w n I #♦ Lll'lLi T flt WIk • and 7% tkK.t( above A J . • •% ' Y ..,v ■ • s , » V i .» » -.
