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    SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 9. 1996
DM V plans
Condon trips
The DMV office v\ill be in
Condon on Oct. 17. Nov. 21
and Dec. 19.
Jepsen supports
Cordon Smith
Heppner Mayor Bob Jepsen
has announced his support to
elect Gordon Smith for U.S.
Senate.
In response to his support,
Smith said, "1 am honored to
have the endorsement of May­
or Jepsen." He also added,
"W ith the help of the endorse­
ment, my campaign is even
stronger."
Along with the mayor's en­
dorsement, a majority of Ore­
gon's sheriffs and 29 county
commissioners have also pledg­
ed their support for Gordon
Smith.
Prevent insect
damage
When temperatures begin
dropping in the fall, many
types of small insects begin
finding their way into Oregon
hom es. In sects com e in
through open doors, windows
Statewide Classifieds
PUBLIC NOTICK
UNITED ST A T ES D EPA RT­
MENT OF THE IN TERIOR,
Bureau o f Land Management,
Prineville District, Central
Oregon Resource Area, P.O.
Box 550, Prineville, Oregon
97754, and the Vale District,
Baker R. A., P.O. Box 987.
Baker City, Oregon 97814.
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«tregon Classified Advertising Network A service o f Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
Week o f October 7. 1996
2773 for information
Business Opportunities
The BLM is seeking input on
a proposed land exchange
involving more than 75,000
acres
of
iso la te d ,
BLM-administered land in 6
counties. The land exchange
will occur in Baker, Union,
Umatilla, Morrow, Grant, and
Wheeler counties in two
phases. In Phase I, in ex­
change for BLM tracts the
United States would acquire a
block of land along the North
Fork o f the John Day River
which straddles the Grant,
Morrow and Umatilla county
lines. It will adjoin a second
piece of land that is located
west o f the North Fork and
includes Ditch and Cabin
Creeks drainage on the East,
Wall Creek drainage on the
West and abuts the Umatilla
National Forest to the North.
In Phase II, additional lands
w ill be acquired in Baker and
Grant counties. Specific loca­
tions will be determined later.
This is an "assembled" ex­
change involving many differ­
ent parties including both Vale
and Prineville BLM Districts,
To
facilitate this process, the
or on firewood and other ob­
BLM
is
working
with
jects carried inside.
Clearwater Land Exchange.
Be concerned about pests
The purpose o f this exchange
that can damage furnishings,
is to consolidate BLM admin­
clothing, or foodstuffs. Those
istered land and allow for
that damage clothing and
more efficient management
household furnishings include
and greater public access.
earwigs, sow bugs and pill-
Although the proposal has not
bugs, carpet beetles, silverfish,
yet been formally announced
firebrats, and clothes moths.
in the Federal Register, the
Insects that contaminate
N.E. Oregon Assembled Land
foodstu ffs include ants,
Exchange analysis team has
cockroaches, bran bugs, and
started public scoping, in
meal moths.
preparation for writing an
Non-damaging nuisance in­
Environm ental
Im pact
sects that migrate indoors to
Statement.
The Prineville
District's Two Rivers (1986)
overwinter include spiders,
and John Day (1985. 1995)
centipedes, millipedes, and box
Resource Management Plans
elder bugs. Grease bugs, also
and the Vale District's Baker
known as "g ra ss" or "hom e­
( 1 9 8 9 ,1 9 9 2 )
R esource
stead" bugs, are a nuisance,
Management
(J*MPs)
but do not damage food or *
currently
provide
general
household goods.
management for land tenure
The key to controlling these
adjustments as well as overall
unwanted visitors is sanitizing.
land
and
resource
use
If you suspect your firewood
allocations
and
resource
contains insects, leave the
protection or enhancement.
wood outdoors until burned.
Although it is anticipated that
A vacuum cleaning under
the final decisions for land
furnishings, along the base of
exchanges considered through
walls, in corners, at the edge of
this analysis will be in full
the ceiling, and in window' and
conformance
with
the
applicable RMPs, it is possible
door sills, will help control
that portions o f some actions
many insects in the home.
under some alternatives may
Control of pests that infest
require
plan amendments.
foodstuffs is similar. Keep all
Public
meetings
concerning
cereal products in glass or
this
proposal
were
held in
metal containers with tight fit­
John
Day,
Baker
City,
ting lids. Keep food storage and
LaGrande,
Heppner,
and
preparation areas clean.
Pendleton this summer. To
Spilled foodstuffs provide a
gather additional comments
ready source of food for insect
and information from the
pests. Don't forget to clean
public at large, BLM staff are
under and around the stove
offering a public tour on
and refigerator. Remove
October 15 and 16, 1996, of
drawer and shelf paper and
lands
considered
for
vacuum crumbs. Discard tht
acquisition and disposal.
old paper and replace with
This tour will give interested
new. Put large amounts of
groups,
agencies,
or
flour, cereal products, dried
individuals
opportunity
to
fruits, or dry pet foods in metal
discuss the proposal with
containers with tight-fitting
BLM
staff while visiting
lids. The original containers in
acquisition/disposal
land
which most food materials are
parcels
on
sight.
Because
of
purchased, including pet food,
the
remote
-
nature
o
f
many
are usually not sufficient pro­
tracts involved, only a portion
tection to prevent an infestation
o f the proposal areas will be
of insect pest.
included in the tour route,
which will J>e determined by
PUBLIC NOTICE
BLM staff.
The Council for the City of
Heppner, Orego will conduct a On October 15, the tour will
public hearing at 7:00 PM on focus on acquisition tracts
October 14, 19% at Heppner along the North Fork John
City Hall, 188 North West Day River from Camas Creek
Potamus
Creek,
and
Willow Street regarding a viola­ to
scattered
disposal
tracts
in
tion of City Ordinance No. 474,
UmatillaCounty.On October
an Ordinance Abating Nui­
16, the tour will
visit
sance for Accumulation of Solid acquisition areas including
Waste and Fire Hazards.
portions o f the W all, Little
The following property is in Wall, Ditch and Cabin Creek
violation of the ordinance be­ drainage, and disposal tracts
cause of deposits of solid
near Monument, Oregon.
wastes scattered about the
premises that create a fire
The October 15 tour will leave
at 9:3 0 a m. from the Ukiah
hazard and harborage for
rodents and insects and is in­ City Park, and the Oct. 16 tour
will leave at 9 :0 0 am from the
jurious to the health, safety and
River Access Recreation Site,
general welfare of the people.
in Monument. Oregon. Tours
1. 505 N Gale, Map #2S 26
will
end at 4:0 0 p.m. each day
26CC, Tax Lot #9200
at start location.
2. 140 NW Gale, Map #2S 26
35BB, Tax Lot #10700
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Conservatorship of
Olive Huff et al v.
Richard Rodriguez and
Tosha McLeod
Summons
(No. % CV 64)
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Morrow County
Richard Rodriguez and Tosha
McLeod, defendants.
To TOSHA MCLEOD of the
above named defendants
In the name of the State of
Oregon you are hereby re­
quired to appear and answer
the Complaint For Ejectment
filed against you in the above
entitled Court and cause on or
before the expiration of 30 days
from the date of the first publi­
cation of this summons. If you
fail so to appear and answer,
plaintiff for want therof will
apply to the above entitled
court for the relief prayed for in
the complaint to wit:
1.
Plaintiff is entitled to
possession of the real proper­
ty located at 421 Anderson
Road, Boardm an, O regon
97818.
2. Plaintiff's damages in the
sum of $3,200.00 for withhold­
ing possession.
3.
Plaintiff's costs and dis­
bursements.
If you have any questions.
13.
1996
Oregon
you should see an attorney im­
mediately. If you need help in
finding an attorney, you may
call the Oregon State Bar's
Lawyer Referral Service at
(303)684-3763 or toll-free in Ore­
gon at (800) 452-7636.
Published: September 25, Oc­
tober 2, 9, and 16, 1996
Affid
____
PUBLIC NOTICE
MORROW COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
SURPLUS VEHICLES
FOR SALE
The following vehicles are be­
ing offered for sale:
Heppner High School:
1979 Ford LTD, over 100,000
miles D.I.N. 79-7; MIN BID:
$700.
1984 Dodge Van over 100,000
miles D.I.N. 84-1; MIN BID:
$ 1 , 000 .
1983 Dodge Van over 150,000
miles D.I.N. 83-5; MIN BID:
$750.
Contact Ron Anthony at
676-9138 for information.
Heppner Elementary School:
1983 Ford flatbed 1 ton needs
transmission work D.I.N. 83-7
MIN BID: $500.
Contact Bill Karwacki at
676-9128 for information
Bus Shed, 676-5861, in
Heppner:
1983 Chev. Pickup, needs
bed, D.I.N. 85-2; MIN BID:
$500.
lone Schools:
1978 Ford Pickup 1/2 ton over
100,000 miles D.I.N. 78-5 MIN
BID: $500.
C ontact Dick Allen at
422-7131 for information
A.C. Houghton:
1976 Chev. Pickup, 80,000
miles, D.I.N. 76-2; MIN BID:
$500.
1976 Chev. P.U. over 100,000
miles D.I.N. 76-6; MIN BID:
$350.
C ontact John Sebastian,
922-3321, for information
All vehicles will be sold "A S
State
II.
on the S 1 Repo s. V A . Il l ID. sheriff sales No
in Baker City at (541)
523-1256 by October I I, 1996
if you tplan to attend one or
both
days.
Limited
transportation will be provided
for the tour route loop. You
are welcome to provide you r
own
transportation
but
remember that the tour route
will be on gravel/soil roads
that are rough in places, suited
only
for high clearance
vehicles.
Bring lunch and
drinking water for each day.
We look forward to your
attendance.
Published:
1996.
Affid
.
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Vdvrrtising in StatrwidrClassifirds gets
results' ( all this newspaper for details!
IS ". Sealed bids will be receiv­
ed and accepted at Morrow
County School District Office,
P.O. Box 368, Lexington, Ore­
gon 97839, until 2:00 p.m. Oc­
tober 18, 1996. Please identify
vehicle you are bidding on by
the D.I.N. (District Identifica­
tion Number). Morrow Coun­
ty School District reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
and to waive irregularities or
informalities. Faxed bids will
not be accepted.
Published: October 2 and 9,
1996
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC PROPERTY SALE
FILE-R39895
ON FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 8, 1996
AT 10:00 A.M.
The Oregon Transportation
Commission will offer for sale
to the public a triangular
shaped tract of raw undevelop­
ed land containing 20.4 acres.
The property is located on the
south) side of Interstate 84 ap­
proximately ten miles west of
Pendleton and one mile west of
the McClintock-Lorenzen Road
Interchange. The site is accessi­
ble by a graveled county road,
Rohde Road, which runs along
the north side of the property
paralleling the freeway. Uma­
tilla County identities the pro­
perty as TL 3402, Twp. 3N,
Range 30E, Section 22.
SEALED BIDS: will be re­
ceived by the Oregon Depart­
ment of Transportation at the
Right-of-Way Section Office
located in Room 411 o f the
Transportation Building, 355
Capitol Street, NE, Salem, Ore­
gon 97310 by Bob Kiggins, Pro­
perty Agent, until 5:00 P.M. on
Thursday November 7, 1996.
TERMS OF SALE: The mini­
mum price that will be accepted
is $7,650.00. Buyer must in­
clude at least 10% of the bid
amount with the sealed bid and
must pay the balance within 60
days from the date of bid open­
ing. The successful bidder is
entitled to possession of the
property when the entire pur­
chase price has been paid. The
State reserves the right to ac­
cept or reject any or all bids.
No faxed bids or bids delivered
to a Region office will be ac­
cepted! Sale is subject to the
following provisions:
• The Oregon Transportation
Commission's use restrictions
on signboards and all types of
junkyards.
• Noise and Air pollution
clause.
• Special Assessments, ex­
isting restrictions, reservations,
and easements, if any.
• Access completely restrict­
ed to 1-84 Freeway.
Remarks: All properties are
sold "A s Is". The State will not
retain mineral and geothermal
rights.
FOR
INFORMATION
PACKETS CONTACT: Bob
Kiggins, Property Agent, 411
Transportation Building, 355
Capitol Street NE, Salem,
Oregon 97310. Phone (503)
986-3634 prior to bid closing
date, weekdays, 8-12 and 1-5.
Published: October 2, 9, 16, 23
and 30, 1996
Affid
PUBLIC NOTICE
Morrow County Parks Ad­
visory Committee will meet on
Wednesday, October 16, 1996,
at 6:30 p.m. in the Public Works
Building in Lexington, Oregon.
Published: October 9, 19%
PUBLIC NOTICE ^7
Morrow County Road Ad­
visory Committee will meet on
Wednesday, October 23, 1996,
at 6:30 p.m. in the Public Works
Building in Lexington, Oregon.
Morrow County Road Ad­
visory Committee will meet on
Thursday, October 24, 19%, at
6:30 p.m. at the Port of Morrow
in Boardman, Oregon
Published: October 9 and 16,
19%