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• •••».- .• .* • . - * •> * • '" « •• » ■ . . . . . . Weddin 'V . - . . , • '-T ■ • % * * m « • * ■ - - ... **•'.•* ^ - »• , » . • J, T ’. . • •: *" • _ / • '* C c *• f w * • • . *». * ... .».*■•' « * \ - * . «¡E rn a unronuntK Bui. right from the start money is part ot vour relationship Discussing monev issues will help you develop a system ot handling money that enhances your relationship Ivvu tree ( )regon Stale l nivcrsit) Publications ,ue available lo help open conversations about money Financial Planning Family Goals" and Vour Savings Spending Plan" are av.ii.dhle at the Morrow County I xtcnsion <)ftice 67h ‘>642. or trom < »SI \g Commiinicaiion Office 717 t Dealer JULY SUMMER MARKDOWN L Complete Easy-to-Use Computer System Tandy“ lO O O T L %een l on fV On-Screen-Programming VCR 1299®» .Save 61785 Req Separate Items 1916 85 ♦ > Built-in MS D O S ’ and J DeskMate' CM 5 color monitor *25 1601/1043 s Save *6195 288»? These Bonus Pack Items Included' Memory Mate" First Publisher " Quicken" Logitech mouse *?6 1Ì38 349 95 On-Screen Prompts Make Setting The 14 Day/6-Event Timer Easy Wireless remote control 110 channel cable-compatible tuner Quick Timer recording HQ VHS *16-510 Versatile Personal Printer Cut 42°» Cordless Phone Bargain Save *160 Cut 21995 Reg 379 95 * , 5995 2 5 ° o IBM’ graphics and Tandy printer emu taboos Built-in tractor teed Prints up to 120 cps »26 2814 IBM n«w) TM H M ( exp Die-Cast Speaker Road Emergency’* CB Radio 290/o Off C u t 40°° 9095 Reg 69 95 Complete system' 40 channel CB magnet mount antenna, DC cord and plug, fitted case *21 1500 m m V 5995 With headphones' AM/FM Auto reverse cassette Dolby" NR *14 1048/33 1000 Han*»«« TM DmOy l AÖO#*fo» my •■Da l ic#n*ng Co»p Angled Display PETTYJOHN’S 424 Lvnden Way. Heppner 30°o Off Reg Separate Items 85 90 Switches from solar to bat tery in dim light #65-560 _____ Reg 49 95 Each Personal Stereo , Cut " 40°° ■ ■ ■ ■ I W The famous Minimus" / with 4" woofer, 1* tweeter Handles 40 watts Black, *40 2030 White »40 2045 Dual-Powered Calc ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ nl i » _’ o*. Security code prevents others trom us mg your line Tone/pulse dialing Touch redial »43 544 _— 4995 Reg 79 95 Make or Take Calls From Any Room — Even Outdoors L Farm & Builders Supply 676-9157 or 676-5001 ■\ Telephone Answerer 250/o Off 5995 Req 79 95 Dua| CassetteT Voice activation and Catting Party Control save tape and playback time Call Monitor for screening callers *43 390 AM/FM/TV-Sound Portable Radio C u t 33°o 1995 Reg 29 95 Tunes channels 2-13 audio. FM and AM Earphone #12-613 Bin»' e iMt», M ost M ajor C re d it C a rd s W elcom e A Radio Shack Dealer *1 O R E G O N C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR M OR ROW C O U N T Y Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of Slaci L . Wise Deceased No 89 PR || N O T IC E T O IN T E R E S T E D PERSONS Notice is given that the undersign ed has been appointed and han qualified as the personal represen lause of the estate All persons has ing claims against the estate are re quired to present it. with proper vouchers, within four months after the date of first publication of this notice, m s staled below, to the per- sonal representative at the offices of Kuhn and Spicer. 269A N Mam Street. P O Box 428. Heppner. Oregon 97816. or thev may be barred All persons whose rights may he attested hy the proceedings in (his estate may obtain additional informa tion from the records of the court, the personal representative or the at torns tor the personal representative D A T E D and first published July 3. 1989 P U B L IC N O TIC E CIRCUIT COURT OP OREOON MORROW c o t N I 'I Big Price Cuts! Super Savings! Come in Today! R a d io / h a c k Heppner, Oregon W fd n rM ltis July 5. IW V - M V K W’esley V Wise and Linda D Wise Personal Representatives Rt 2 Box 134 the wife and husband may diftcr If Irrigon, OR 97844 takes time, etlort. and communica tion to arrive at a common ‘ubhshed July 3, 12 a 19 I9g9 understanding W hen a couple marries often one or both brings to the marriage debts, child support obligations and proper S T A T E O F O R E G O N . Acting hy iv It is important to talk about these- and thmugh the Director of Veterans are these debts and properly brought Affairs, into ihe marriage to become debts Plaintiff. anil propertv of the couple, or are v. thev to tv separate debts and proper JO N T S T A R K E , and tv <<t the individual ’ BARBARA AN N S TA R K E. I.dking about money may scent Money, a part of every marriage, should he managed in such a way tfut il enhances, rather than hinders, the relationship If ysm'rc planning to marry, or arc recently married, discuss money with your partner Discuss how much income you have, your spending prioriiics. and how money is lo he handled There is no one way to handle money in a marriage Some couples pool all their income and share all expenses Some couples pool some money lor shared expenses and goals, and each spouse keeps wime monev separate tor individual ex |X‘use's and goals And some couples keep all their income separate and negotiate who pass which expenses How the partners feel about how the money is managed is important Docs the way the money is manag ed enhance the relationship' I kes u make each |verson feel valued’ When a couple marries, each brings lo the marriage attitudes, values, and leelings about money Ihe attitudes, values, and leelings ot ceremony Following a wedding trip to Puerta Vallarta, Mexico, the couple is at home at Hamann Fafnis in LaGrandc , P U B L IC N O TIC E Wedding Bells, Marriage and Money Anne Van Schoiack, Hemuston. was married on Marsh IK. 1989 to Tony Hamann. laGrande. at Our lady of Angel's Catholic Church in Hcrmiston Father James performed the ceremony A special wing. Daddy's G irl, was written and sung by a friend of the bride Kathy Scott and accompanied hy Cindy Eddy Katia Ms Michaels ansi Ron Emmons all of Hcrmiston The hride is the daughter of Robert Van Schoiack. Hcppncr ansi the late Kathryn Van Schoiack The groom is the win of Everett and Rossa Hamann of I aGrandc The hride wore an ivory Victorian style tea length dress fashioned bv Donna Peterson. Pendleton. She wore a locket which veas given to the groom's great grandmother. Mabel C unha by his grand).ither. Antonia Cunha She carried a bouquet of white roses Maid of honor for her sister was Marie VanSchoiack, Connell, VS a Brutal attendants were Cathy W iser. Monroe and Dawn Peterson. Hcppncr friends of the bride John Harris. L.aGrandc. friend of ihe groom was Best Man Groomsmen were Jim Holland. Cove and Bill Loren/cn. Pendleton, friends ot the groom A reception was held at the Hcrmiston I Iks l.odgc following the , — On Monday before the Fourth wc were glad to put out our "W elcome” sign and invite the wagoneers in for coffee and a cinnamon roll Th»* wwh We are initiating a new program titled "Morning Meditations” for 9 a m on Thursdays in our center sitting nxmi Reverend (¡race Drake, program leader, devcrihcv it as "explorations in spirituality, personal, biblical and new age,” Everyone iv welcome Friday from 9 to 11 a m is coffee and chatting time in the sitting room Nart waeh Hcppncr Garden Club meets on Monday at h M) p m in the sitting room with a slide program on wild flowers of the l.akc Penland area by Beryl Stillman Wednesday morning at 10a m the Transportation Committee meets in the office At noon our regular luncheon Menu heel and macaroni casserole, coleslaw with carrots and pineapple, peas, fresh baked bread, brownies and applesauce The Chrisiian Lite Center and latter Day Saints ladies will be serving We're hjppy to have our cook. Marilyn Bergstrom, bask full time now At I W p m the Senior Center Board and the Nutrition Stic Committee meets in the sitting rixwi Our area director Charlie Briggs and nutrition manager Marla will be there Public meeting but especially important for all board and committee members Thursday morning meditations at 9 a m in the sitting room Friday coffee time is from 9 11 a m with a "little something.” IX) drop in All items for our coming rummage sale have been moved from the fairgrounds to the center Van Schoiack-Hamann . - Heppner ( í w r t t r T ¡ m” St. Patrick’s Senior Center Bulletin Board „ * ‘ - f /- :, h * Defendants. No 89 C V 0 I0 N O T IC E OF S A L E By virtue of an Execution issued out of the above entitled court in the above entitled cause to me directed and dated on June 28. 1989. based upon a Judgement rendered anti entered in said court on May 31. 1989. in favor of the State of Oregon. Acting by and through the Director of Veterans' Affairs, com manding me to nuke sale of ihe following described real property, to-wit Commencing ai the Southeast cor ncr of ihe Northwest one quarter, of the Southwest one quarter of Sexton 20 Township 4 North, Range 23. I asi, Wiljamctte Meridian, thence North (XF’29'55" Fast, a distance of 497 22 teet along the Fast line of said Northwest one quarter to the true point of beginning for this description, thence North K9,,44'45" W est, a distance of 1155 65 feet to the South right-of-way line of the West Extension Irrigation District Canal, thence along sax! South right ot w.iv line North 78°24’50" Fast, a distance ot 599 51 feet, thence continuing along said right of way line along a 1.11 16 toot radius curve to the left, chord bears North t0'40 l ast 146 97 feet, a distance ot 148 19 teet. thence con tinuing along said right of way line North 52°56'.15” Fast, a distance of 172 79 teet, thence continuing along said right of way line along j 12.1 8.1 loot radius curve to the right, chord bears North 68°17'00" Fast 66 9| teet, a distance of 67.75 teet. thence continuing along said right ot way line North 84#I7*30’ * B a a , a distance of 78 86 feet to the East line of said Northwest one quarter, thence South (X)®29'55" W'cst, a distance of 442 96 tcct to the point ot beginning All being in the Coun ty of Morrow, State of Oregon Con laming 4 fiM Acres si B J E C I T O An easement for the purpose of in gress and egress over the easterly 25 leet of the above described parcel to satisfy a Judgment against defen cLints Jon T Starke anti Barbara Ann Starke tor the sum of $.14.56.1 58, together with interest jt 9 0 percent per annum from date of Judgment until paid NOW . T H E R E F O R E , by virtue ot said E xecution and Judgment and in compliance wiih ihe command of said Writ. I will on (he 8(h day of August, 1989. at 10:00 o'clock, a m at Ihe Iron! door of the Mor row County Courthouse, Hcppncr. Morrow County. Oregon, sell at public auction and subject to redemption to the highest bidder for cash in hand all of the right, title and interest which Jon T Starke and Barbara Ann Starke or any successor had on May 10, 1977. the date of plaintiff s mortgage, and thereafter had in and to the above described real property or any part or portion (hereof, to satisfy said Execution and Judgment and interest, costs and ac cruing costs D A T E D at Hcppncr, Oregon, on June V). 1989 Roy Drago, Sheriff Morrow County. Oregon By: Pauline Winter Chief Civil Deputy Published July 3. 12. 19 and 26. 1989 • Th « average brain comprise* two percent ot a person s total body weight, yet requires a quarter of aM osygen used by the body P U B L IC N O TIC E INVITATION TO BID The District invites sealed huls on the items, as specified below, delivered lo the sites listed throughout the 1989 90 school year from July I. 1989 to June 30. 1990 Sealed bids will be received until 2 (X) p m July 13, 1989. at the District Office. P O Box 168. Lex ington. OR 97819. at which time they will be opened and read aloud • « . ' • * |* - ;• *i ^ •• • U . . V*:v n v J - • P U B L IC N O TIC E The Morrow County Medical Board will meet July 10 at 7 p m at lone City Hall The agenda is general business matters The public is invited to attend Published luis 5 1989 _______ - * - * • * w 5 *5- * . r \ .7. ' Í " j ‘.A . - ami 4) Anti Freeze B Bids shall be delivered or mail ed to the District Office at the l ex ington address above in a sealed envelope, plainly labeled as to the type of item that is bid C The district will be inclined to rc)x*ct any bid which din's not res pond to the form provided. IXiyle McCasIm Superintendent Published - Julv «- 5, ■ 1989 - - - - - , P U B L IC N O TIC E None I OF PR OPO SED A C T IO N O N I A N D l SI R E G U L A T IO N A M F .N D M I N l The City ot Boardman Planning Commission will hold a public hear ing on July 19. 1989 ai 7 8<> p M in the Council Chambers ai the Town Square Building I t ) consider the following proposed action; Amended outright uses in C 3 Hcav y Commercial l ighi Industrial /one to include "Warehousing, distribution and light manufacturing activities " Anyone may appear to make com ments, or written comments should be directed to the City Manager. P O Box 229, Boardman, Oregon 97818 Published luls 5 1989 2 N O T IC E S Pregnancy Crisis’ Free pregnanc y test and confidential counseling at 240 s I 2nd Si . Her miston. Mon Wed Fri It) a m 4 p m 24 hour telephone. 567 0888 1 I tic Morrow Counts Medical Board monthly meeting, lone Citv Hall Ju Iv in |989 at j P III 1-3-u M W u rn ti m it New Supplier! im :* Bigger Selections! Del’s In Ix'xington Heppner City Council will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday. July I I . 1988 at 8 (X) p M at Heppner ( Its Hall 6 !8 A I.OST A FOIJAU L O S T Friday, set ot kevs (approx 7) with brass bell attached Call 989 8421 evenings 6-28 2c 4 H E LP W A N TED Part time weekend waitres work into full lime in the tall App ly in person at Beecher-. Restaurant ■n lone 6-28 tfn ATTENTION HIRING! Govern meni jobs your area $17.840 $69.485 Call I 602 818 8885 Ext R 12313 5 Ip Morrow County Planning IX-part ineni has an opening tor receptionist clerk Applicant should possess strong secretarial and communica lion skills Starling salary $1. 112 per month Send applications by July 14. 1989 to Morrow County Planning IVpartmcnt. P O Box 706. Irrigon, Oregon 97844 Morrow County is an equal opportunity employer 3-7 lc I N| I Ml I I I ) O P P O R TI N l 11 (Earn I5.(XX) to 30/100 a year and more) WWuld you like to earn 15.000 to 10/XXInr more with a growing na tional marketing organization’ You can do it right here in Morrow Coun ty No overnight travel required We offer a comprehensive training pro gram There is an opportunity for rapid advancement Send inquiries to Bob Wight. P O Box 685 Heppner. OR 97K16 6 21 tic - .9 * V* • '. r "V • *. . K > , , e .♦ A *“ * V r • * ■ < s’ • '•* . . . . . . ' * a * • * - * . z • • , X : *•!»* rn • r • • * > •• . . •' * 4 «V »» , • ■ S. Î ■ T '-a - •r . * S‘ ■ -i ■c ■ V •' V v . . • t * N 1 t • • V • 0 • Bids receised after the lime ficcd for opening will not be considered Bid specifications may be exanun ed or obtained at ihe District Office troni 8:30 a m 4 10 p m , Mon day through Friday The school district reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive irregularities or informalities A Items li Nine Passenger __ Aw T Ac sa .A • f ■ • .• -:'< • • • S fc "o V : » . <• • 1 • v ■- . .*•
