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    Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 11, 1996 - SEVEN
PUBLIC NOTICK
NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF
BALLOT TITLE
Notice is hereby given that a
ballot title for a measure to
establish a new tax base for
Morrow County has been filed
with the County Clerk of Mor­
row County on September 5,
19%.
The ballot title caption is “TO
ESTABLISH A NEW TAX
BASE“ . Any elector dissatisfied
with the ballot title may file a
petition for review of this ballot
title in the Morrow County Cir­
cuit Court no later than 5:00
p.m. on September 16, 19%.
Any person filing a challenge
must also file a copy of the
challenge with the Morrow
County Clerk, 100 N. Court St.,
Heppner, by the end of the
next business day after the peti­
tion is filed with the Circuit
Court.
MEASURE 25-23
TO ESTABLISH A NEW
TAX BASE
QUESTION: Shall Morrow
County establish a new tax base
of $4,094,973 effective in the
1997-1998 fiscal year?
SUMMARY: The purpose of
this measure is to establish a
realistic tax base for County
operations. If this measure is
approved, the County would
be subject to the 6% constitu­
tional limitation and could not
exceed this limit without voter
approval. A 6% increase in the
tax base would assist the Coun­
ty with stable funding for
operations of a County jail or
for guaranteed jail space, both
of which pose current funding
problems for the County. The
tax is subject to the other gov­
ernmental purposes limit of
section lib , Article XI, of the
Oregon Constitution.
The current tax base for the
County is $934,818, it was
established in 1911 and repre­
sents 23% of the total taxes
needed to fund the County
budget. The remaining 77% of
taxes needed must be levied
outside the tax base for Coun­
ty operations.
If the tax base is approved, it
will be effective in the 1997-
1998 fiscal year. This amount is
equal to the total tax levy for
the 1996-1997 fiscal year.
Barbara Bloodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
Published: September 11, 1996
Affid
Thank you for all of the sup­
port that you all gave me
through this very tough time.
To my Mom and Dad, Blake,
and family, thank you for stay­
ing with me in the hospital.
Thank you to the doctors,
nurses and staff at the Hepp­
ner hospital for taking care of
us that night; it means a lot to
me now.
To everyone that sent flow­
ers, cards, phone calls, and
most importantly, prayers,
thank you so much.
There is much that I can't
rem em ber those first few
weeks; my parents told me that
so many of my friends came to
see me. Thank you for being
there for me.
The one thing that I learned
from all of this is that Heppner
is a great place to call home.
THANK YOU ALL!
Sincerely,
Brian Knowles
_______ 9-11-lc
Marge Blake and the mem­
bers of the Earl Blake family
wish to express our deep ap­
preciation to our friends and
neighbors for the flowers,
cards, food, and especially your
prayers during Earl's hospitali­
zation and passing. We par­
ticularly want to thank the doc­
tors, nurses and the staff of
Pioneer Memorial Hospital for
their loving and compassionate
care.
Marge, Helen and Howard,
Donald and Joanne
________________ *
9-11-lc
A 50th wedding anniversary
is a wonderful thing to cele­
brate.
We were able to do that in
great style because of the
presence of so many people
that we care about. Thank you
for being there.
Thank you too, for the beau­
tiful cards from you and from
so many who were unable to
come.
Our special thank you to all
who worked in the kitchen and
prepared so much wonderful
food on such a hot day.
To our children, Robert and
Jean Marie, Kathy, Chris and
Louie, and Merry and Russ,
goes our love and gratitude that
you perservered and gave us
such a great party “ without
giving us any choice about hav­
ing ant.” We are so glad you
did.
Aloha and Bob De Spain
9-11-lc
U-Pick
Thank you to all who sent
flowers, cards and the prayer
chain during my recent sur­
gery.
Rose Marie Buschke
_____________________ 9-11-lc
Although the fire along
Meadowbrook Road Sunday,
Sept. 1, didn't quite reach our
fields, it was a great relief to see
all the volunteer firefighters
and their equipment control the
burn. We are very grateful.
Paul and Betty Brown
__________________
9-11-lc
The family of Lydia Wilson
would like to thank the people
of St. Patrick's Senior Center
for the farewell party and
whomever else was involved.
Her new address is: Lydia
Wilson, c/o Hermiston Terrace,
980 W. Hyland Ave. room 130,
Hermiston, OR. 97838.
________________
9-11-lp
The lone Youth G roup
would like to thank all the
groups and individuals who so
generously contributed to this
year's Human Race. Approx­
imately $3,000 was collected
and donated to Outreach
Ministry of Burnside. Your sup­
port has brought comfort to
many of the city's homeless.
May God bless you all.
9-11-lc
Freestone/
Canning Peaches
O’Henry
While they last
1-50 lbs 45<P
50 lbs. & up 40C
Free counseling for victims of
abuse and sexual assault. 24 hr.
Crisis line: 1-800-833-1161.
Shelter available.
_____________2-28-52C/2-28-97
Twice upon a tim e... is now
open Monday through Friday.
9-4-4c
HELP WANTED
Cook needed. Variable hours.
Apply Heppner Elks, 676-9181.
_____________________5-29-tfc
Yaw's Restaurant and Lounge
now taking applications for:
bartender, cook, waitress. App­
ly before 11:00 a.m. and after
2 p.m. 176 N. Main, Heppner,
OR. Salary P .O .E .
9-11-lc
Westwinds Nursery is looking
for a key individual to work
with our sod, landscaping and
n u rsery. E xperience with
operating tractors, loaders and
trucks necessary. D river's
L icen se required . W ages
negotiable. 541-567-7235.
9-U-2c
RENTALS
Furnished apartment. $235-
$285
per
m onth.
Call
509-783-7991,__________ 7-3-tfc
FOR RENT 1 bdrm apartments
available for senior citizens. St.
Pat's Senior Apartments and
Center, Heppner, OR 676-5241,
676-5542._____________ 7-10-tfc
Two bedroom house for rent.
$350 month. 989-8504.
_____________________ 9-11-lc
Relocating to Heppner. Want-
ed-small house or apartment.
Call 503-293-0519.
9-ll-2c
R EA L ESTATE
For Sale or R ent: three
bedroom, IV2 bath on large,
fenced lot. Newer roof and
carpeting. 676-9246
8-7-tfc
Large view lots for sale on dead
end street, Heppner. 676-9246
_____________________7-31-tfc
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Three
bedroom, two bath, 1570 sq. ft.
home in Heppner. Fireplace,
covered patio, large utility
room, carport, lots of built-in
storage. Workshop, easy care
yard, RV pad, within easy
walking distance of downtown.
Call evenings (541) 676-5443.
$58,500._____________ 8-14-tfc
House for sale by owner: three
bedrooms, laundry room, fenc­
ed yard, storage, garage.
676-9845.
9-114c
Heritage
Land
180 W. Baltimore
#5. Heppner
REALTOR*
676-5049
m
th on 3.35
•99,900 - 3 bdrm, 2 bath
acre m/l large covered porch,
lots of parking, country kitchen,
large living room with wood
stove. 2 tax lots.
•36,000 - 4 bdrm, 1 bath,
storage sheds, near Grade
School.
MISCELLANEOUS
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Get ready for the fall music pro­
gram with a clarinet, excellent
condition-$300 and $275 (new
$425 and $400). 676-9939 even-
ings, 676-9228 days. 8-21-tfx
For sale: double canopy bed,
white iron day bed, Nintendo
w/games, Laser 128 Apple
compatible computer. 676-5238.
_____________________ 9-4-3c
Three all steel arch style build­
ings. 40x30 was $6,100, now
$2,990. 40x68 was $10,900, now
$6,900. 50x120 was $18,000,
now $12,900. Endwalls are
available. 1-800-320-2340.
_____________________ 9-4-2p
YARD & GARDEN
NURSERY SALE:
All Nursery Stock
Daily purchases of: $0-$50, 10%
off; $50-$100, 20% off; $150-up,
30% off.
Westwinds Nursery
1-800-867-7235
9-4-4c
Create your personalized calen­
dars for Christmas gifts at
Twice upon a tim e... 9-4-4c
Used trumpet for sale. Call
Marlene Currin, 676-9711.
____________________________ 9-11-2C
For sale: new, still in box,
woodstove-Earth Stove T2000C
“ T rad itions" model. $750.
Evenings, (541) 676-%31.
____________________________ 9-11-2C
Remington automatic 30-06,
m odel 7400. $300. Call
676-5280.
9-11-lc
LOST & FOUND
Sharon Lewis 676-5233,
Vilas Ropp 989-8123 or
Joyce Kay Hollomon 676-5542
Found on 5-26-% near Anson
Wright Park, rifle and case. Call
and describe, 541-384-3713
evenings.______________9-4-2c
SERVICES
CARS AND TRUCKS
Huge Yard Sale, Friday-
Saturday, Sept. 13-14, 9-6. Sun­
day, 15th, 12-4. 520 S. Wash­
ington, Condon. Twenty years
plus accumulation.
9-11-lc
Linoleum carpet sales and in­ 1992 Sujparu Legacy-air, power
stallation, interior, exterior windows/locks, 50,000 miles.
painting. Free estimates. Call $9,500. (541) 676-5822.
Tim
H edm an,
evenings
9-11-tfc
676-9054. Licensed and bond­
ed #78201.
1-4-tfc
WRIGHT CHEV. INC.
G lo's Housekeeping Service.
For more info and free esti-
OLDSMOBILE
mate, call 676-9810.
3-20-tfc
Horseshoeing-hot, cold and
SALES & SERVICE
corrective. Call Tom or David
Hughes, 763-2591 or 466-3106.
Our Customer is always
6-19-tfc
Custom cattle feeding: good
n
supply of feed. Reasonably
priced. Walla Walla, Wa. Onie
Bill Maclnnes
Bloomberg 509-529-9478; Tom ,
Bill Maclnnes, Jr.
Maycumber 509-529-7179.
or parts
9-4-4c
Yard Sale: Saturday, Sept. 14,
10 a.m .-2 p.m. Small tools,
carpenter tools and hand tools,
misc. John Wood home.9-11-lc
Moving Sale: Saturday, Sept.
14, 9-2. Homelite chain saw-
never used, stove, dolls, tires,
gas heater. 390 Union.
_____________________ 9-11-lc
REMODELING SALE! Giant
remodeling sale, Sept. 21, 8
a.m .: shower door, sliding
glass door, bi-fold door,
dressers, kids and adult clothes
many sizes, twin, full and
queen-size bed, golf bag, bikes
from beginners to 10-speed,
refrigerator with ice maker,
plus much more! 275 N. Court
Street, Heppner.______9-ll-2c
Contact
H.C. Wright
Phone 503-763-4175
Fossil, Oregon
MEMORIES VIDEO
Put your wedding, anniversary,
reunion, slides, movie film,
photo albums on video.
KLL Video, Touchet, WA.
509-394-2379
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DIRECTORY „Ä U
OIL PRODUCTS
AUTO P A R T S
HEPPNER AUTO PARTS
iNAPflk 148 E. Center, Heppner
•mmr
676-9123
DEVIN OIL CO ., INC.
M o n ito r
Stoves
CHIROPRACTOR___________________
F lo y d A . T u rn b u ll, D.C.
1 2 8 W. Willow
Heppner 676-5141
SEPTIC SERVICE
Tuesday 2-5 p.m.
5:00-7:00 by appt.
C hevron 76-U noC al
Products Motor Oils
676-9633
W itm
MORROW COUNTY (.RAIN GROWERS
WE DELIVER
*
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Diesel
Gasoline
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Propane
Home Heating Oil
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FLOOR COVERING
Bartlett Pears
35<P lb.
Ready Picked
Jonagold Apple
Gala Apples
Asian Pears
Red Barlett Pears
Starks Crimson Pears
Open 7 days a week
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. only
BEAUTICIAN
Matrix
Thomas Orchards
K im b e rly , O re g o n
•34-2S70
We
Print
B u s in e s s C a rd s
P a u l M itc h e ll
“H a i r / A m ’’
L eah B rosnan
BRING CONTAINERS
L ic e n s e d
H a ir d r e s s e r • B a r b e r i n g • M a n ic u r in g • C o s m e to lo g y
(5 0 3 ) 6 7 6 -9 6 4 4
Redken
W ill tr a v e l to y o u r h o m e
N exxus
AUTOMOBILI SERVICE
Dependable Auto Service
Valve Grinding • Engine Rebuilding
213 Linden Way • 6 7 6 - 9 0 4 6
Gazette-Times
676-9228
M o u n ta in G len A p a r t m e n t s
UNITS NOW A V A ILA BLE
Newly Remodeled 2 & 3 Bdrm Apartments
* Rent based on income
* Brand new modern appliances
* Brand new laundry facilities
Located behind Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner
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NOTICES
For waiting list and application call 676-9232 TDD
#1-800-545-1833 for hearing impaired.
Equal Housing Opportunity
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Automotive Glass • Mobile Service
Rock Chip Repair • Windshield Replacement
FRED PEARSON (541) 567-9516 1-800-805-9516 ___
INSUKANCI________________________________
P loyhar I nsurance
L ife ★ Health ★ Auto ★ Home
__________ 127 N Main • Heppner, Ore • 676-5818________
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