7 EIGHT - Heponer Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 2,1998
Engagement
Dance group
planned at .
BMCC
Blue Mountain Community
C ollege's
intercultural
communications class will
sponsor an evening with the
Mexican
Folkloric
Dance
Group, Quetzacoatl. The group
will perform this Thursday,
Dec. 3, at 7 p.m. at the college.
Admission is free and
refreshments will be served.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Jess Osmin and Staci O’Brien
Osmin - O'Brien
Staci O ’Brien and Jess Osmin, both of Heppner, announce their
engagement.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Burke and Ginger O ’Brien of
Heppner. She is a graduate of Heppner High School and works at the
Red Apple.
Osmin is the son of A1 and Donna Osmin of Heppner. He is a
graduate of Heppner High School and Blue Mountain Community
College, Pendleton. He is currently associated with the Osmin Ranches
in Heppner.
The couple will be married Saturday, Dec. 12 at the Lutheran Church
in Heppner.
County helps buy CSEP vehicles
Morrow County Jias assisted
with the purchase of two
vehicles to haul the recently
delivered
decontamination
trailers.
The trailers were provided to
local emergency responders in
Boardman and Heppner through
the
Chemical
Stockpile
Emergency
Preparedness
Program (CSEPP). * The trucks
will be used to move the trailers
to the point of greatest need if
there is an accidental release of
chemical warfare agents stored
at the Umatilla Chemical Depot.
Umatilla County has taken
similar steps to purchase trucks
for the Umatilla and Hermiston
Fire Departments.
The Morrow County Court has
authorized purchase of an
International 4900 Senes truck
from Brattain International
Trucks of Portland for the
Heppner Volunteer Fire District.
The truck will be specially
configured to meet all the
requirements of an emergency
service vehicle.
In related action, the county
will provide $50,000 through an
intergovernmental agreement to
the Boardman Fire District for
their purchase of a similar type
vehicle.
It is estimated that the vehicles
will be delivered in May or June
of 1999.
In addition to the vehicles, both
fire departments will receive
$2,500 to provide security
fencing and utility outlets for the
trucks and decontamination
trailers. When completed, this
will allow the departments to
keep the trucks and trailers in a
ready state in all weather
conditions.
"This is a very important
event," said Dan Knoll, Morrow
County Emergency Management
public information officer. "It is
another example of the CSEP
P r o g r a m 's
c o n tin u e d
commitment to provide local
emergency response personnel
with the equipment they need to
protect themselves and our
citizens if there is ever an
accident at the Umatilla
Chemical Depot."
Casey Beard, the Morrow
County Emergency Management
director said Russ Salter and his
staff at FEMA gave support in
providing
this
"critical
capability".
December 3rd - Thursday
Ladies’ Night prepared by Joyce Ward, Judy Buschke
and crew. Roast pork, dressing, mashed potatoes and
gravy, green beans and homemade apple dumplings.
Dinner starts at 6 p.m.
Also on December 3rd:
Memorial Services for our Deceased Brothers
Upstairs before Lodge - Open to the public, 8 p.m.
JIM THOMSON
JERRY ROOD
GLEN COOPER
JACK PELTON
ROBERT JOSLIN
DeROYCE LUSHER
STAN KEMP
JOHN WOOD
ELDON GILBERT
LYLE KINCAID
CHARLES PATCHING
"/lia if <rZ.htif f i t s i D a tac.e"
^Zke fa u lts ofa eat btelheti tee terUe nften ike ta n it;
thelt oleines nften ike tablets ofc leee an? memory
BINGO IS BACK! Wednesday* at 7:30p.m.
HEPPNER ELKS 358
676-9181
on the
"Where Friends Meet"
142 North Main
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REQUEST FOR BIDS
Morrow County Public Works
is accepting bids on the following
material.
1. Gasoline and diesel
2. Heating oil
3. Antifreeze
4. Lubricants
Specifications may be received
by calling 541-989-9500.
Bids must be received at the
Public Works Office in Lexington,
OR by 5:00p.m. on December 15,
1998. Bids will be opened on De
cember 16,1998, at 10:00 a.m.
Morrow County reserves the
right to reject any and all bids and
to postpone the award of bids for
thirty (30) days from date of open
ing.
Bids must be in a sealed enve
lope marked, “Bids”.
Morrow County does not dis
criminate on the basis of age, reli
gion, race, national origin, sex or
handicapped status in hiring or the
provision of services.
Published: December 2,9,1998
PUBLIC NOTICE
v.
SAND HOLLOW PIPELINE
CO., an Oregon Joint Venture;
et.al.
Defendants
No. 98-CV-001
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue o f an Execution
issued out of the above-entitled
cotftln the above-entitled cause
to me directed and dated on
November 18, 1998, based upon
a Judgment rendered and entered
in said court on October 12,
1998 in favor of the State of
Oregon, Acting by and through
the
Water
Resources
Department, commanding me to
make sale of The Real Property
and The Security Property,
described therein, to-wit:
Township 2 North, Range 26
East of the Willamette Meridian,
Morrow, County, Oregon;
Parcel 1
Section 7: All;
Section 18: the West Half and
the Southeast Quarter;
Section 19: All;
Section 30: the North Half o f the
North Half, excepting from said
parcel all roads.
Parcel 2
A 50 foot-pipelme easement in
favor of State of Oregon, along
the West 50 feet of Sections 8,
17 and 20, Township 2 North,
Range 26 East of the Willamette
Meridian, in the County of
Morrow and State of Oregon, as
created
by
Subordination
Agreement recorded as M-
17393, and the subsequent
foreclosure of the Servient
Estate.
Parcel 3
Those easements in favor of
Sand Hollow Pipeline Company,
recorded June 12, 1980 as M-
17367, M-17368 and M-17369,
and those easements in favor of
Columbia Basin Growers Ltd., et
al, recorded April 9, 1990 as M-
34776, M-34777, M-34778, M-
34780, M-34781 and M-34782,
Morrow County Microfilm
Records.
THE CITY OF HEPPNER
The City Council for the City
of Heppner will hold a work ses
sion December 17, 1998. The
work session will be held at City 1
Hall, 188 N orthw est W illow Motors
Street, at 7:00 PM. The purpose U.S. Electric
of the work session will be to set 250 h p0 1770 rpm
Serial
No.
R7258-03-
goals for 1999.
019R2141576M
Published: December 2,9,1998
Affid
U.S. Electric
500 hp 0 1770 rpm
Serial No. CF0230167-922/80-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 04687
THE STATE OF OREGON
U.S. Electric
FOR THE COUNTY OF
500 hp 0 1770 rpm
MORROW
Serial No. CF0230167-922/80-
Probate Department
104692
In the Matter of the Estate of
TERRY NEWBOURN,
Deceased. U.S. Electric
500 h p 0 1770
No. 98 PR 026
Serial No. CF0230167-922/80-
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
104688
PERSONS
Notice is given that the
undersigned has been appointed U.S. Electric
and has qualified as the personal 500 h p0 1770
representative of the estate. All Serial No. CF0230167-922/80-
104689
persons having claims against the
estate are required to present it,
General Electric
with proper vouchers, within four 200 hp 0 1770 rpm
months after the date of first Serial No. ELJ507145
publication of this notice, as
stated below, to the personal U.S. Electric
representative at the offices of 350 hP 0 1770 rpm
Kuhn, Spicer & Mills, 269A N. Serial No. CF 9537-24/81-0508
Main Street, P.O. Box 428,
Heppner, Oregon 97836, or they U.S. Electric
may be barred.
350 h p 0 1770 rpm
All persons whose rights may Serial No. CF 9537-24/81-0509
be affected by the proceedings in
this estate may obtain additional U.S. Electric
information from the records of 350 hp motor 0 1770 rpm
the court, the personal repre Serial No. CF 9537-24/81-0510
sentative or the attorney for the
U.S. Electric
personal representative.
DATED and first published 100 hp motor 0 1770 rpm
Serial No. 100 C 521578
November 18, 1998.
(s) Lucille D. Newboum,
Personal Representative U.S. Electric
12311 N.E.Glisan# 108 200 hp motor 0 1800 rpm
Portland, Oregon 97230 Serial No; C l007138
Published: November 18, 25,
Pum ps
December 2, 9, 1998
Byron Jackson 16 GL, 5 stage
Affid______________________
Serial No. 806W1528
420 tdh, 2000 gpm 0 1770 rpm
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
THE CITY OF HEPPNER
The regular meeting of the City
of
Heppner
Planning
Commission for December has
been scheduled to be held at
7:00 PM, December 8, 1998 at
Heppnef City Hall, 188 NW
Willow Street, Heppner Oregon.
The meeting will include a work
session of the Technical
Advisory Committee on the
Transportation System Plan.
Published: November 25, and
December 2, 1998
Affid________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
CIRCUIT COURT OF
OREGON
MORROW COUNTY
STATE OF OREGON, Acting
by and through the Water
Resources Department,
Plaintiff,
Byron Jackson
18 KXH, 3 stage
Serial No. 806W1505
429 tdh, 4000 gpm 0 1770 rpm
Byron Jackson
18 KXH, 3 stage
Serial No. 806W1507
429 tdh, 4000 gpm 0 1770 rpm
Byron Jackson
18 KXH, 3 stage
Serial No.. 806W1506
429 tdh, 4000 gpm 0 1770 rpm
replacement for Byron Jackson
18 KXH, 3 stage
Serial No. 806W1508
429 tdh, 4000 gpm 0 1770 rpm
Byron Jackson
17HQL.3 stage
Serial No. 806W1504
266 tdh, 4500 gpm 0 1770 rpm
Byron Jackson
17 HQL, 3 stage
Serial No. 806W1503
266 tdh, 4500 gpm 0 1770 rpm
Byrdn Jackson
17 HQL, 3 stage
Serial No. 806W1501
266 tdh, 4500 gpm 0 1770 rpm
Byron Jackson
17 HQL, 3 stage
Serial No., 806W1502
266 tdh, 4500 gpm 0 1770 rpm
Drip Irrigation System
Any and all drip irrigation
systems located on The Real
Property.
P ivots
1 - Pierce 10 tower center pivot
Serial No. DO 100650- 76450
1 - Pierce 7 tower center pivot
Serial No. D0070850-75850
1 - Pierce 9 tower center pivot
Serial No. D0090800-76550
1 - Pierce 7 tower center pivot
Serial No. D0070850-76650
1 - Pierce 6 tower center pivot
Serial No. D0060500-75950
parted out
1 - Pierce 5 tower center pivot
Serial No. D0050475-75450
1 - Pierce 6 tower center pivot
Serial No. D0060350-77350
parted out
1 - Pierce 7 tower center pivot
Serial No. D0070350-77450
1 - Valley pivot
Serial No. 1811216-15
1 - Pierce tower center pivot
Serial No. D007400-77450
to satisfy an in rem judgment
against The Real Property and
The Security Property for the
balance
of
$1,947,910.42,
together with interest at 9.0
percent per annum from date of
Judgment until paid, and the
costs of and upon this Writ and
any prior writs;
NOW, THEREFORE, by
virtue of said Execution and
Judgment and in compliance
with the command of said Writ,
I will on the 5th day of January,
1999 at 10:00 o'clock AM
Pacific Standard Time, in
accordance with ORS 187.110,
at the Courthouse, 100 Court St..
Heppner, in Morrow County and
State of Oregon, sell in one
parcel at public auction and
subject to the right of
redemption as real property
provided in ORS 23.530 to
23.600 to the highest bidder for
cash m hand all of the right, title
and interest in The Real Property
which Sand Hollow Pipeline Co.
had on June 16, 1980, the date of
plaintiffs mortgage, all o f the
right title and interest Rivercrest
Vineyards, Ltd., a California
limited partnership, Oregon
Circle Farms, Ltd., a California
limited partnership, Sandhollow
Vineyards Associates, Ltd., a
California limited partnership,
and Sand Hollow Pipeline* Co.,
an Oregon partnership, had on
March 19, 1990 the date of
plaintiffs first security interest,
and all of the right title and
interest Sand Hollow Pipeline
Co. and Boardman Farms, Inc.,
an Oregon corporation, had on
February 14, 1992 the date of
plaintiffs
second
security
interest, and all of the right, title
and interest the defendants and
any successor thereafter had in
and to The Real Property and
The Security Property described
in said judgment; subject to the
emblement rights of defendants
Coventry Vale Winery, Inc., a
Washington Corporation and
Rivercrest Farms, Inc., an
Oregon Corporation as set forth
in paragraph 3 of said judgment;
to satisfy said Execution and
Judgment and interest, costs and
accruing costs.
DATED at Heppner, Oregon,
on November 20, 1998.
VERLIN R. DENTON, Sheriff
Morrow County, Oregon
By: (s) Pauline Winter
Chief Civil Deputy
Publishing newspaper: Heppner
Gazette Times
Date of first publication:
November 25, 1998
Date of last publication: Dec 16,
1998
Published:
November
25,
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BUSINESS CARDS
Heppner Gemette- Times
Historical Society
board Irrigon
chamber guests
By Dalpha Jonas
The board of directors of the
Morrow County Historical Soci
ety were guests o f the Irrigon
Chamber of Commerce on Nov.
3.
Several important reports were
heard at the m eeting. Don
Eppenbaugh gave a report on the
Lewis and Clark Historical Com
memoration Celebration sched
uled for 2003-2006. This is par
tially funded by federal grants.
There was a campsite in Irrigon.
A report was heard on the
Morrow County Chronicles. The
committee expressed wishes for
articles from the northern part of
the county.
The lighting celebration and a
visit from Santa will be Sunday,
Dec. 6 at 5 p.m. in Irrigon.
Jean Nelson gave a report on
the Century Farms in the county.
A display and short history of
Century Farms is being planned,
with Diana Kincaid, Fran Barnett
and Barbara Bloodsworth work
ing on the project.
A by-law committee was ap
pointed to check the original by
laws and make any changes
needed. The committee will in
clude Barbara Bloodsworth and
Kathryn Hoskins. The project for
decorating the courthouse with
Christmas lights was discussed.
Harold “Shorty” Peck, a former
vice president, was appointed as
an honorary member of the soci
ety. The new members, Diana
Kincaid and Fran Barnett, were
welcomed by the group.
An election of officers was
held as follows: president, Delpha
Jones; vice president, Barbara
Bloodsworth; and secretary, Ruth
McCabe.
A visit to The Dalles to the in
terpretive center was discussed
and a date for early spring was
suggested.
The group heard a talk by Bev
Bridgewater on the Imgon irriga
tion project which included win
terizing imgation systems, drip ir
rigation, controllers and other
points of interest to the irrigation
farmers.
Those present from the soci
ety were: Sue Vinson, Kathryn
Hoskins, Diana Kincaid, Barbara
Bloodsworth, Don Eppenbaugh,
Delpha Jones, Ruth McCabe, Jean
Nelson and Fran Barnett.
Holly Rebekah
Lodge meets
By Delpha Jones
The Holly Rebekah Lodge met
recently for their regular meeting,
with Vice Grand Marlene Gray in
the chair for the Noble Grand.
A report was heard from Luella
Taylor concerning a planned
cookbook as a money making
project. Recipes from members
who have passed on would be
greatly appreciated.
Certificates for paid-up mem
bership, the arthritic foundation
and one community service were
presented from the Rebekah as
sembly.
Ginnie Martinez was appointed
on the community service com
mittee. A report was also given
on holiday baskets for shut-ins and
a donation to the Neighborhood
Center.
Ill members and friends were
remembered with cards. Francis
Murty, a member in a nursing home
in the John Day area, was remem
bered.
The next card party will be
Saturday, Dec. 5. The money
from these parties is used for up
keep of the hall. All are invited to
attend. Refreshm ents will be
available, and prizes given.
The lodge supper committee for
December is Kathy Clark and
Barbara Gilbert.
The installation of subordinate
Grange officers and a school of
instruction is planned for Sunday,
Dec. 6, with the Umatilla Pomona
Grange giving the instructions. A
potluck dinner will follow. All of
ficers and members are invited to
attend.
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