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SIX - lleppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 2, 1987
PUBLIC NOTICE
Survey says gas prices up
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Gasoline prices rose a hefty seven
cents per gallon since the Fourth of
July, according to die Automobile
Club o f Oregon Labor Day Fuel
Gauge survey.
Over the Labor Day weekend,
full service cash customers will pay
an average o f SI per gallon for
regular gasoline. $1 05 per gallon
for unleaded and SI 17 per gallon
for super leaded
Average prices at the mini-service
pumps will be 90 cents per gallon for
regular gasoline. 96 cents per gallon
for unleaded and SI 07 per gallon
for super unleaded.
Credit card customers will pay an
average of six cents per gallon more
Most stations surveyed (83%) will
be open during the Labor Day holi­
day However, only a small number
-20%- will be open 24 hours a day
through the holiday period
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The Labor Day price increase
marks the find tunc the average price
has exceeded a dollar a gallon in
Oregon since the Fourth of July
1986, according to the Autonaibile
Club
PUBLIC BOTICE
AMENDED NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SA11
Case No TR 87 10
On the 2nd day of October. 1987
at the hour of 10 00 a m Standard
o f Time in accordance with ORS
187.110. at the front door of the
Morrow County Courthouse in
Heppner. Oregon. I will sell all the
right, title, claim and interest of the
within named Defendants at Public
Auction to the highest bidder foi
cash the following described real
property located in Mormw Coun­
ty. Oregon, to-wit
The east 370 00 feet of the west
370 feet o f the north 255 46 feet o f
the Southeast Quarter of Section 36.
Township 5 North. Range 26 Past.
Willamette Meridian. Morrow
County,
Oregon
Excepting
therefrom the north 20.00 feet lying
in Ordnance (sic) Road
Said sale is made under Writ of
Execution dated August 5. 1987
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Morrow to me directed in the case
o f Edscl Wilson I’ldintilt vs Ar
nold Tipton and Dean Tipton.
Defendants
ROY L DRA(K). Sheriff
Morrow County. Oregon
By: Pauline Winter
Chief Civil Deputy
Published September 2. 9. 16. 23.
1987
U S DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR BUREAU OF
LAND MANAGEMENT
(OR 030-07-4212-17; GP7-272)
NOTICE OF REALTY ACTION
A V A ILA B ILITY OF PERMITS
(TE M PO R A R Y A U T H O R IZ A ­
TIONS! FOR AGRICULTURAL
USE IN TRESPASS ON PUBLIC
LAN D IN BAKER. G R AN T.
HARNEY. MALHEUR. MOR
ROW. UM ATILLA. UNION AND
W ALLO W A
CO U N TY,
OREGON. ASOTIN AND GAR
FIELD
CO U N TY,
WASHINGTON
The Bureau o f land Management
is accepting temporary permit ap­
plications
for
unauthorized
agricultural use o f public land in the
Vale District Permits will be issued
nnncompctitivel) under Section 302
of the Federal land Policy and
Management Act o f 1976 (43
U S C 1732) for the some or similar
use of (he public land in trespass
The issuance o f (he permit will pro
vide an opportunity for ihc users of
(he public land and the Bureau to
resolve the unauthorized use in a
manner that is fair and equitable
Significant changes in use and/or
long term leases will be considered
on a case by case basis under Sec­
tion 202 of the Federal land Policy
and Management Act
The purpose o f the temporary
authorization program is to abate ex­
isting and prevent future unauthoriz­
ed uses of public land on the Vale
District in Oregon and Washington
in a non punitive and cost effective
manner In order to participate in
BI.M s agricultural trespass resolu­
tion efforts, a trespasser who applies
for a temporary use permit must
show that his/her use occurred prior
to January I. 1987 and that he she
acknowledges Federal ownership of
MORROW COUNTY
Bills Paid (H er $150.00 • July 1987
Accrual Basis
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Association of
17496 19
Bank of Easter
1298 92
Columbia Basin
6 34 01
Down's Supply
3549 65
Employment Div
1400 02
Heppner Gazett
IBM Corporutio........... 595 71
527.14
Kathy Rankin
274 00
Marvin Pctcrso
11439 50
Morrow County
va) 67
Ohngrcn's ..................
2719 99
Pacific N W H
285 89
Principal Mutu
454 41
SAIF Corpora!!
171 \H
Shcrrcll Chcvr
1.348 03
Stephen Trokos
29V 50
Umatilla Count
674 08
Wallace D Ter
A rates Service
Automotive Mac
Carroll Adams
Clvde/Wcsl Inc
Devin Oil Co.
Employment Div
Hcrmiston Tire
Morrow County
Norris Paint C
Petits |ohn Oil
Ross Machine A
SAIF Corporali
Umatilla Co Fc
Woodpecker Tru
400 48
282 95
.233 88
977 24
301 4(1
2664 90
920 02
.2500.00
4452 («i
3985 80
458 75
13063 90
827 00
1662 51
Juvenile Services
200 00
Allen and Paine
First Intcrsta................
197.15
Bank of Easter
231 30
300 00
Raymond A Dccn .......
152 IS
D 1 N Public«
Airport Fund
Godfrey Engin
631 55
911 Emergency Fund
201 41
Bank of Easter
Revenue Sharing
Down's Supply
1219 43
204 68
Heppner Gazett
Morrow County
833 33
274 ss
First Intcrsta
Land Acquistio
28000 00
Heppner Day Ca
1500 00
Lott's Elcctn................
243 80
Fair and Rodeo Fund
191 sa
Bank of Faster
207 hi
Columbia Basin
Ixonnig Family ........... 500 00
Western Businc
1077.31
Chamber of Com
400 00
Heppner Gazett ........... 459 SI
218 00
Marlene Cumn
Coast to Coast
196 26
Jerry Gentry G
.3010 80
386 00
iMillcr A Sons
Enforcement Fund
278 49
Down's Supplv
199 86
Morrow Countv
Slater Communi........... . 837 33
General Fund
1730 88
Awbrey Compute
219 95
Barbara Bloods
500 00
Copyright Inc
862 87
Earl Papincau
708 61
First Intcrsta
400 00
Heppner Postma
739 49
IBM Corporaiio
1418 50
Krumbcin Engtn
2'4 12
Morrow County
5500 (8)
Nicmi Holland
4074 96
Oregon Dept O
1381.00
Pettyjohn's Fa
Mx, 93
Rod's Auto Mot
*842 14
SAIF Corporali
170 37
Skagg s Auto C
172 20
The Oregonian
3757.76
Umatilla Count
323 00
Wheeler's Comm
Road Fund
Arrow Transpor
2251 34
46.3 60
BAR Special!
779 52
Casiday Batter
353 66
Council 75
182 00
Dodge City Inn
431 94
Heppner Auto P
411 27
Lcs Schwab Tir
3185 11
Morrow County
1987 (8)
Oregon Dept O
176 78
Principal Mutu
4963.61
R m m I ( N1 ( Jo
4266 4*
Scott A Associ
12310 10
United Crushin
land Acquis A Rlght-of-Way
600 00
Earl W A Alita
300 00
Ralph Skouho
500 (8)
Roberta Miller
550 (8)
Federal land B
3658 47
Richard T and
SMI U
Morrow County
3000 (8)
Robert G A Ca
Mental Health Fund
907 80
Association of
550 47
Employment Div
*40 (8)
Oregon Dept O
2(M 52
SAIF Corporali
2170 72
Bank o f Easter
21718)
Kelly Sager
1171 42
Pacific Mutual
26 3 66
T.U o f Faster
City ot Board man
300 00
2 31 *0
National Compu
394 45
Pacific N W B
N Morrow Med Clink
1919 53
Bank of Easter
Dorothy Kozlow
193 00
395 00
Oregon Dept O
369 58
T U ot Faster
220(8)
William Danner
1462 50
Benjamin Kcnag
4(88) (8)
Edward Cnppcn
1 30
Safegurad Bust
166 (8)
The Little Key .. .
3.36.20
CMX Corporaiio
249 94
Employment Div
. 191 51
SAIF Corporati
179 (8)
Umatilla Elect ...........
284 30
B C Glass Sai
528 92
Benton County
396 00
DAB Business .......
225.72
East Oregonian
.. .216 88
Grange Mutual
1879 17
Howard Pcttyjo
14(8) (8)
Juvenile Justi
187 45
Lon's Electri............
921 83
Morrow County
192 (8)
OACTC
9264 10
Pacific Mutual
500 (8)
Pioneer Memori
1.396 25
Russell Oil Co
324 99
Sears Roebuck
....
2766 50
Soil A W ater C
2881 IK
Umatilla Co Fe
337 37
Valeric IViherl
Association ot
Bjnk of Easter
Chevron U S A
Department of
Down's Supply
Hcrmiston Auto
Ixxington Lumb
Newnuin S'gns
Pacific Mutual
Ready mix Sand
SAIF Corporati
Trancr Plumbin
Western Slates
5583 02
8316 79
32863 94
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261 39
425 50
2454 20
267 (8)
5056.11
189.75
489 58
594 50
4521 50
N Morrow Ambulance
194 49
Boardman Rural
152 50
Dean Mason
600 00
Robert J Boss
215 00
Chery l Ammons
185 00
l.inda Fappen
373 82
SAIF Corporali
192 V)
Cliff Peck
195 (X)
Mel lappen
Shastecn's Aul
192 35
Motor Pool
213 10
Heppner Auto P
HH2 91
Mike Gray Cons
Morrow Co School IHst BAI
412 50
Bank of Amene
387831.25
First Intcrsta
8412 50
Bank of Easter
1650 00
Security Pac if
5 3(8) 00
Fed Reserve Ba
N Morrow Vector Control
Bank of Easter
4993 42
Fand Fill Ira d
92(8) (8)
City o f Hcppnc
IPuhlished Sept 2. 1987
Morrow County Court Orders - July, 1987
July 1 - Resolution and Order in the
July 15- Resolution and Order in thm
Matter of adopting t6e Nor th
matter of Canee I I at i on of
borrow WfidiCil Clinic runa
Certain Delinquent te*es
Supplemental Budget for f i sea i
July 1 - Two Orders appointing a Justice
Year 1986-87
of the Peace. Pro -Tampore
July 1J- Resolution and Order in tha
July 1 * Findings fc Order (n the Matter
Matter o f adopting the P i o n »«r
of Dec larati on of Necess i ty of
Memorial Hospital Fund
i aimed i ate Possesaion of property
Supplemental Budget fo r r i sea i
RE : Wi 1 son Road
Year 1986-87
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Barbara Bloodsworth
Clerk of th* Morrow County Court
Published Sept. 2. 1987
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the land. Permit applications mu* be
submined prior to December 31.
1987. Unauthorized uses discovered
subsequent to dial date may be sub­
ject to immediate eviction and
reclamation requirements, in addi
non to damages and full cost
recovery. Maps showing the public
lands open to permit and an inven­
tory of known agricultural trespasses
is available at the Vale District Of­
fice and the Baker Resource Area
Office.
Permit applications and additional
information are available from the
Vale District Office and the Baker
Resource Area Office There is no
application
fee
However,
agricultural use of public land is sub­
ject to fair market rental, and die
reimbursement of costs, in accor­
dance with 43 CFR 2920 6.
For a period of 45 days from the
date of publication of this notice in
the FEDERAL REGISTER, in
icrested parties may submit com­
ments to the D Uriel Manager.
Bureau o f Land Management. 100
Oregon Street. Vale, Oregon 97918.
or the Baker Resource Area
Manager. P O Box 987, Baker.
Oregon 97814. Objections will be
reviewed by the Slate Director who
may sustain, vacate, or modify this
realty action. In the absence of any
objections, this really action will
become the final determination of the
Department of the Interior
William C. Calkins
District Manager
Published: September 2. 9, 16, 1987
PUBLIC BOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR MORROW COUNTY
GUY L RIDDLE and OLLIE M
RIDDLE, husband and wife.
Plaintiffs
vs.
DENIS BUFFHAM and LITA
FLOY HILDMAN,
Defendants
SUMMONS
No 87-CV-6I
To: DENIS BUFFHAM
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
quired to appear and defend the
Complaint in Equity for Foreclosure
of Real Estate Contract filed against
you in the above entitled cause
within four weeks from the date of
the first publication of this Sum­
mons. and if you fail so to answer,
for want thereof, the Plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the Complaint for
foreclosure of Real Estate Contract
Plaintiffs are requesting that the
Court foreclose your interest in the
real estate contract, dated September
2, 1981, wherein plaintiffs were
Sellers and you were Buyer, or in the
alternative, that you pay the entire
unpaid balance of $50.785 48. plus
interest at 11 % per annum from
January 5. 1987
This Summons is published by
order of the Morrow County Circuit
Court made and entered on the 14
day o f August. 1987. directing
(publication of this Summons once
each week for four consecutive
weeks in the Gazette-Times, a
newspaper published and of general
circulation in Morrow County.
Oregon.
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT
READ
THESE
PAPERS
CAREFULLY You must ' appear '
in this case or the other side will win
automatically. To "appear” you
must file with the court a legal paper
called a "motion'' or "answer ”
The "motion'' or "answer" must be
given to the court clerk or ad­
ministrator within 30 days ol the date
o f first publication specified herein
along with the required filing fee
It must be in proper form and have
proof of service on the plaintiffs at­
torney. If you have any questions,
you should see an attorney
immediately.
Date of first Publication August 19.
1987
Dale o f last publication:
September 9. 1987
DENNIS A HACHLER. OSB
70058
Attorney for Plaintiffs
245 S E 4th St.. Box 488
Pendleton. OR 97801
(503) 276 2956
Published:
August
19, 26.
September 2. 9. 1987___
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Names of Persons
Appearing to be Owners of
Unclaimed Moneys:
The following named persons are
apparent owners o f unclaimed
moneys: Roy Robinson. Star Rt I,
Heppner; William J. Brink, Box
417, lone. 1 mo gene Mooney. PO
Box 237. lone, Norman Miles. PO
Box 361. Lexington
Information concerning the
amount and description o f the pro­
perty and the name and address of
the holder may be obtained by any
person possessing a legal or
equitable interest in the property by
writing to the Division of Sute
lands. 1600 Sute Street. Salem.
Oregon 97310 Because of the large
number o f names being published
throughout the sute. we will not be
able to provide information by
telephone Please allow two weeks
for a response to your inquiry
If proof of claim is not presented
by the owner to the holder, and if the
owner's right to receive the proper
ly is not csublished to the holder's
satisfaction by November 3. 1987.
the unclaimed moneys will be plac­
ed in the custody of the Division of
Sute Lands, to which all further
claims must be directed
Published August 26. September 2.
1987
________________ _______
I C A M OF THANKS
I would like to thank everyone
who helped with the 4-H Snack
Shack dunng fair and rodeo
Jan Coe
__________________________ 9-2 1 c
We would like to thank our friends
and neighbors who helped put out
our stubble fire on Thursday Spec ial
thanks to Rod Taylor
Virginu. Ken and Gen Grieb
__________________________ 9-2-lc
Thank you to the Heppner
Volunteer Fire Dept for helping put
out our fire in Clarks Canyon
Vilas and Debbie Ropp
Gene and Alice Majeske
__________________________? ± 1 P
I would like to thank all those
members o f the Heppner Fire
Department and my neighbors who
controlled the fire on my property
Sunday afternoon, August 30th.
Paul Brown
__________________________9-2-Ip
The Morrow County Cat-
tlcWomen extend a big "thank you"
to everyone who supported our taco
salad booth and pic sale at the fair.
We also thank the members who
donated their time and pies Our pro­
ject was a big success.
__________________________ 9-2-lc
We wish to thank everyone who
helped make the Floyd Hutchens
Memorial Race in this years fair and
Rodeo possible All the contestants
for making it a good full race and all
the sponsors Morrow County Fair
A Rodeo. Patti and Gay Harshman.
Green Feed A Seed. Joe Sturza;
Country Rose. Shoe Box; Morrow
County Abstract A Title; Angell
Contracting; Dick Rice; M A R
Floor Covering. Ellen Kennedy;
Wagon Wheel Cafe A laiunge;
McDaniel Union Oil; Lexington
Auto Body
Thanks
Hutch’s daughter's
__________________________ 9-2-Ip
Thanks to friends and neighbors
who helped fight the fire on Little
Butter Creek
Gordon and Helen O'Brien
__________________________ 9-2-Ic
I would like to thank all of my
friends for the cards, flowers,
telephone calls and prayers during
my stay in the hospital I would
especially like to thank my family.
Don and Margaret Ann Evans and
Rose Mane and Claude Buschke and
all the rest God bless you
Millie Evans
_________________
9-2-lc
I wish to extend my sincere ap­
preciation to friends and relatives
who remembered me with cards,
flowers, visits and other acts of kind
ness dunng my recent stay at St An­
thony's Hospital and my recupera­
tion at home.
Celia Matteson
9-2-lc
2 NOTICES
Heppner Al-Anon meetings arc held
Saturday nights at 8 00 at St
Patrick's Parish Hall
7-8-lfx
Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting at St Patrick's Parish Hall
For more information call 676-9815
or 676-9724
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7 30 tfx
4 HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED gram handler
— seasonal — must be able to work
at heights, clean and sweep the
elevator, operate calculator Call
481-3230
Equal Oportunity
Employer.
___________________________tfc
Help wanted Students to write boys
and girts sports stones for Heppner
and lone High Schools No ex­
perience necessary, good writing
skills helpful Call Sandy at ihe
Heppner Gazette-Times office.
676 9228. to apply._____________
Help wanted Students to take photos
at Heppner boys and girls sports
events Must have own 35 mm
camera We provide black and white
film Gazette-Times. 676-9228
__________________________9-2 tfx
Help Wanted
Administrative
Secretary for Morrow County Men­
tal Health Clinic Previous mental
health or medical experience plus
typing and bookkeeping experience
a must Liberal salary and benefits
Send resume to PO Box 469. Hcpp
net, OR 97836 EOE.
9-2 2c
Reliable help wanted both days
and/or nights Apply at R A W
Dnve-ln__________________ 9-2-lc
Do you need an after school babysit
ter^ Call Joan at 67^3260 9 2 Ip
Soft
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FROZEN
YOGURT
The ideal diet dciM rt Only
21 catones per ounce (Vy
the catones of premium ice .
cream), no refined sugar. ■
! S \ fat free, and very low ;
m cholesterol
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D elicious
Horn* of the Btg Wtuten
Del's Market
Lexington
*r*
12 piece Box of
Breasted Chicken
with Jo Jo’s« Like
only Del’s Can Do It
Only »7”
3 LOST A FOUND
Lost: Large sack with baby articles
and some hospital items, Aug 11 or
12 in front o f Cal’s Cafe Reward
If found please call 422-7222 or
676-5277
8 26 2p
Found Big yellow male dog has
adopted us 676-9157 days.
676-5130 eves
9-2-lc
5 WORK WANTED____
Babysitting (or child care) in my
home on weekdays
Mary
Bergstrom 676-3288
9-2-tfc
6 WANTED___________
H E LP1 I'm trying to collect and
restore old bicycles Look in your
bam. shed, basement, etc I will pay
top dollar for classic bikes or parts
Call Mars Peterson. 989 8100 eves
_____________
8-26-2c
Responsible couple would like to
rent a two or three bedroom house
Call collect. 276-2378
9-2-2c
Wanted in downtown area, small
apartment or sleeping room with
bath for elderly gentleman Needs
easy access and moderate price
Contact Sandra Rill. 676-5868
__________________________ 9-2-2c
7 RENTALS
MOVE I!N
MOW!
a n d reeelif
*5©w0 OFF
First Three months Rent
2 bedroom apartments available
Rent starting at $226 Close to
hospital and nursing home
Beautiful country setting On site
laundry, wall to wall carpeting,
drapes and air conditioning
EVERGREEN TERRACE
APARTM ENTS
N. Thompson &
Pioneer St., Heppner
676-5120
E.O.H.
Duplex in lone new and clean 2
bdrm, garage, appliances, wood and
electric heat, no pets, $295/mo. call
422-7404._________________ 9 2-tfc
For Rent Furnished one-bedroom
upstairs apartment 676-5054
_________________________ 9-2-tfc
One bedroom furnished apt , one
block from Main. 676-5571
_________________________ 9 2-Ip
For rent in Lexington, large comer
mobile home lot. $70 per month
Call eves. 922 4338
7 8 tfc
2 bdrm apt for rent Willow View
Apts 550 N Elder Equal Oppor­
tunity Housing Call 473-2859 or
473-3141________________ 7-29-tfc
Furnished I'bdrm A studio apart
ments Water A garbage included
TV A phone available Phone
676 9284
8 12 tfc
One bedroom furnished apartment.
676-5464 Lois W inchester 8-12 tfc
Clean I A 2 bdrm apt appliances A
utilities furnished. 676-5233,
676-9710
8-3-tfc
House for rent. 2 bdrm, elec. heat,
stove furnished, lone. $200mo Dot
Halvorscn. 422-7143
8-5-tfc
For rent Two bdrm apt Contact
Don Potter, 938-6686 days,
938-6077 eves_
9-2-tfc
For Sale or Rent One acre-
Bnardman with 14 x 65 Mobile
Home.
private
well.
S25.000/$275 00 mo plus deposit
481-3187__________
8-26-1 tp
H SERVICES_________
Horseshoeing 8 years experience,
certified farrier, hot shoeing and cor­
rective 481-5882
8 26-6c