E IG H T - Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 17, 1999
EQIP sign-up announced
Ihe 1996 Farm Bill has
consolidated four conservation
programs into the Environmental
Quality Incentives Program
(EQIP), creating a new approach
to help private landowners solve
natural resource priorities on
their farm or ranch.
EQIP combines the former
Agricultural
Conservation
Program (ACP), Great Plains
Conservation Program (GPCP),
Water
Quality
Incentives
Program (WQIP), and Colorado
River Basin Salinity Control
Program to streamline and
improve federal conservation
programs.
EQIP will provide a single,
voluntary program to use to
address serious soil, water, and
related
natural
resource
concerns, because program
funds will be targeted primarily
to identified priority areas.
USDA's Natural Resources
Conservation Service (NRCS)
leads this new' program while
working with the Soil and Water
Conservation Districts of the
John Day/Umatilla Basin which
includes the Morrow, Gilliam,
Grant, Monument, Umatilla and
Wheeler districts and the Farm
Service Agency (FSA) to set the
program's policies, priorities,
and guidelines.
EQIP focuses on priority
environmental
concerns
identified through a locally led
conservation process.
It is
designed
to
maximize
environmental benefits per
dollar spent. It reflects the
Department of Agriculture's
commitment
to
flexible,
effective,
and
voluntary
conservation
programs on
privately owned lands, said a
news release.
EQIP is the department's
largest conservation program on
land in production agriculture.
EQIP is authorized through
2002, and nationally, one-half of
the funds are targeted to
livestock-related
natural
resource needs while the
remainder goes to other
significant priorities.
Farmers and ranchers who
agree to address the primary
concerns in the priority areas
will be’giverf preference for an
EQIP contract. The program is
limited to persons who are
engaged
in livestock or
agricultural production. The
contracts can run from five-10
years.
Total cost-share and incentive
payments are limited to $10,000
per person per year and $50,000
for the length of the contract.
State-wide Natural Resource
Concern priority areas available
for Eastern Oregon are the Mid-
Columbia Plateau, Healthy
Watersheds and Salmon Habitat.
The sign-up period for these
areas begins November 1 and
ends on December 10, 1999.
The program is administered by
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PUBLIC NOTICE
MORROW COUNTY
1 AND USE HEARING
THE MORROW COUNTY
PLANNING COMMISSION will
hold the following hearings of pub
lic interest on Monday, Novem
ber 29, 1999, at 7:30 p.m. at the
Morrow County Public Works
Building on State Highway 74 in
Lexington, Oregon.
Land Partition Application, LP-
N-247: Kelly Nobles, applicant
and owner. Property is described
as tax lot 5500 of Assessor’s Map
5N 27 21 A, a 8.39 pcre parcel lo
cated on the east side of Rand
Road north of the West Extension
Irrigation District canal, approxi
mately two miles east of the City
of Imgon. Proposal is a replat of
Parcel #1 of Partition Plat 1999-
3. Applicant intends to partition the
parcel into two parcels larger than
the one acre minimum lot size of
the Rural Residential One Acre
(RR-1) Zone. Criteria for ap
proval include Morrow County
Subdivision Ordinance ARTICLE
5, Sections 5.020 and 5.030.
Land Partition Application, LP-
N-250: A1 and Joyce Hensley,
applicants and owners. Property
is described as tax lot 400 of
Assessor’s Map 5N 26 24DC, a
2.30 acre parcel located on the
east side of West Second Street,
approximately one-eighth mile
west of the City of Irrigon. Pro
posal is to partition the parcel into
two parcels larger Jhan the one
acre minimum lot size of the Sub
urban Residential One Acre (SR-
1A) Zone. Criteria for approval
include Morrow County Subdivi
sion Ordinance ARTICLE 5, Sec
tions 5.020 and 5.030.
Land Partition Application, LP-
S-251 and Conditional Use Per
mit CUP-S-142: Paul and Susan
Hisler, applicants and owners.
Property is described as tax lot
1300 of Assessor’s Map 4S 29, a
482.90 acre parcel located on
Hisler Road, approximately 15
miles southeast of the City of
Heppner. Proposal is to partition
the parcel and create an 80 acre
parcel and to site a private sea
sonal hunting and fishing cabin in
a Forest Use (FU) Zone. Criteria
for approval include M orrow
County Zoning Ordinance Section
3.020(B)(17) and (E), (F) and
Morrow County Subdivision Or
dinance ARTICLE 5, Section
5.020 and 5.030.
Land Partition Application, LP-
N-252: Velma Hams, applicant
and owner. Property is described
as tax lot 2300 of Assessor's Map
5N 26 24CC, a 2.0 acre parcel
located on the south side of Co
lumbia Lane, approximately one-
half mile west of the City of
Irrigon. Proposal is to partition the
parcel into two parcels with each
parcel meeting the one acre mini
mum lot size of the Suburban Resi
dential One Acre (SR-1 A) Zone.
Criteria for approval include Mor
row County Subdivision Ordi
nance ARTICLE 5, Sections
5.020 and 5.030.
Opportunity to voice support or
opposition to the above proposals
or to ask questions will be pro
vided. Failure to raise an issue in
person or by letter or failure to
provide sufficient specificity to
afford the decision maker an op
portunity to respond to the issue
precludes appeal to the Land Use
Board of Appeals based on those
issues.
Copies of the staff report and
all relevant documents will be
available after November 19,
1999. For more information,
please contact Tamra Mabbott at
the Morrow County Planning De
partment at 922-4624 or 676-5650.
DATED this 17th day of Novem
ber 1999.
MORROW COUNTY PLAN
NING DEPARTMENT
Published: November 17,1999
Affid
PUBLIC NOTICE
It will be necessary for you to
contact
the undersigned prior to
OREGON TRUSTEE’S
the
time
you tender reinstatement
NOTICE OF SALE
or
payoff
so that you may be ad
RE: Loan#: 1431897
vised of the exact amount, includ
Title#: 3319
ing trustee’s costs and fees, that
UTC #: 0-1382
you will be required to pay. Pay
TO: MAXINE M. MARCUM
Reference is made to that cer ment must be in the full amount in
the form of cashier’s or certified
tain deed o f trust made by
check.
MAXINE M. MARCUM, as
The effect of the sale will be
grantor, RECD, USDA, ACTING
to
deprive
you and all those who
THROUGH OREGON STATE,
hold
by,
through
and under you of
as trustee, in favor of RURAL
all
interest
in
the
property de
DEVELOPMENT, ACTING
scribed
above.
ON BEHALF OF THE RURAL
In construing this notice, the
HOUSING SERVICE, SUC
CESSOR IN INTEREST TO masculine gender includes the
feminine and the neuter, the sin
FmHA, ST. OF OREGON,
gular
includes the plural, the word
USDA as beneficiary, dated FEB
“grantor”
includes any successor
RUARY 16,1982, recorded FEB
in
interest
to the grantor as well
RUARY 17,1982, in the mortgage
as
any
other
person owing an ob
records of MORROW, County,
ligation,
the
performance
of which
Oregon, in book/reel/volume No.
is
secured
by
said
trust
deed,
and
20041 at page M, (fee/file/instru-
the
words
“trustee”
and
“benefi
ment No.
) covering the
ciary” include their respective suc
following described real property
cessors in interest, if any.
situated in said county and state,
DATED: August 18,1999
to wit: COMMENCING AT THE
David A. Kubat, OSBA# 84265
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
(Successor Trustee)
LOT 1, BLOCK 8 WEST;
BY:
/si David A. Kubat
THENCE
ALONG
THE
DIRECT
INQUIRIES TO:
SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF
T.D.
SERVICE
COMPANY
OREGON AVENUE WEST A
FORECLOSURE
DEPART
DISTANCE OF 125.00 FEET TO
MENT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER
(800)
843-0260
OF THAT CERTAIN TRACT
TS# 0-1382
OF LAND DEEDED FROM
LOAN# 1431897
STAHL, ET UX, TO RUSSELL,
EXHIBIT "A”
ET UX, RECORDED APRIL 17,
Commencing
at the Northeast
1979 AS “M” 15261, MORROW
comer
of
Lot
1,
Block 8 West;
COUNTY DEED RECORDS.
thence
along
the
Southerly
bound
FOR MORE COMPLETE LE
ary
of
Oregon
Avenue
West
a dis
GAL DESCRIPTION SEE AT
tance
of
125.00
feet
to
the
North
TACHED EXHIBIT A.
west comer of that certain tract
MORE
COMMONLY
of
land deeded from Stahl, et ux,
KNOWN AS: 125 NW ORE
to
Russel, et ux, recorded April
GON AVE. - IRRIGON, ORE
17,
1979 as “M” 15261, Morrow
GON 97844
County
Deed Records; thence
Both the beneficiary and the
West
along
the Southerly bound
trustee have elected to sell the
ary
of
Oregon
Avenue West a dis
said real property to satisfy the
tance
of
180.00
feet to the true
obligations secured by said deed
point
of
beginning;
thence West
of trust and a notice of default has
along
the
Southerly
boundary of
been recorded pursuant to Oregon
Oregon
Avenue
West
a distance
Revised Statutes 86.735; the de
of
90.00
feet;
thence
Southerly
at
fault for which the foreclosure is
right
angles
to
said
street
right
of
made is grantor’s failure to pay
way 110.00 feet; thence East along
when due the following sums:
a line parallel to said Oregon Av
13 Payments of $476.00 from
enue
West right of way a distance
08/16/98
6,188.00
of
90.00
feet; thence Northerly a
SUB.-IQJAL OF AMOUNTS
distance
Of
IlOr.OO feettó fhe'ffiH
IN ARREARS:
6,188.00
«
pomtofUegiprung;
all begigapyii
•"fcfreatatf cff said default the
tion
of
Lot
2,
Block
8 West, Sec
beneficiary has declared all sums
tion
24,
Subdivision
Township 5
owing on the obligation secured
North,
Range
26
East,
W.M.,
by said deed of trust immediately
Morrow
County,
Oregon.
due and payable, said sums being
MORE
COMMONLY
the following, to wit: Principal $
KNOWN
AS:
125
NW ORE
19,451.96 *** , together with in
GON
AVE.
-
IRRIGON,
ORE
terest as provided in the note or
GON
97844
other instrument secured from the
16TH day of JULY, 1998 and such Published: November 17 and 24,
December 1 and 8, 1999
other costs and fees as are due
Affid______________________
under the note or other instrument
secured, and as are provided by
statute.
*** PLUS SUBSIDY RE
The Planning Commission for
CAPTURE IN THE AMOUNT
the City of Heppner, Oregon will
OF $69,691.45
conduct a public hearing at 7:00
Wherefore, notice is hereby
PM on December 6. 1999 at
given that the undersigned trustee
will on JANUARY 07, 2000, at Heppner City Hall regarding the
following application:
the hour of 10:00 AM, o’clock,
1. Variance Use: Requesting
Standard Time, as established by
relief
from setback requirements
ORS 187.110, at COURT ST.
for
20’
x 24’ carport located in a
ENTRANCE,
MORROW
Commercial (C) Zone at 280
COUNTY COURTHOUSE,
HEPPNER, County of MOR South Main Street, Map #2S 26
35BC, Tax Lot #13500. Applicant:
ROW State of Oregon, sell at
Dave Fowler.
public auction to the highest bid
A copy of the application and
der for cash the interest in the said
copies of all documents and evi
described real property which the
dence submitted by or on behalf
grantor had or had power to con
of the applicant and copies of any
vey at the time of the execution
applicable zoning criteria are
by him of the said trust deed, to
available for inspection at no cost
gether with any interest which
and copies of the same will be
which the grantor or his succes
provided at a reasonable cost. To
sors in interest acquired after the
obtain this information contact the
execution of said trust deed, to
office at Heppner City Hall, 188
satisfy the foregoing obligations
NW Willow Street, PO Box 756,
thereby secured and the costs and
Heppner, OR 97836, phone 676-
expenses of sale, including a rea
9618.
sonable charge by the trustee.
Published: November 17, 1999
Notice is further given that any
Affid______________________
person named in ORS 86.753 has
the right, at any time prior to five
days before the date last set for
the sale, to have this foreclosure
proceeding dismissed - and the
trust deed reinstated - by payment
A noxious weed control
to the beneficiary, of the entire
workshop
is scheduled for
amount then due ( other than such
Tuesday,
Nov.
23, at the
portion of the principal as would
Morrow
County
School
District
not then be due had no default
conference room in Lexington
occurred) and by curing any other
from 2-4 p.m.
default complained of herein that
Topics will include weed
is capable of being cured by ten identification, control methods
dering the performance required and techniques and mapping,
under the obligation or trust deed, planning and record keeping.
and in addition to paying said sums
People needing assistance with
or tendering the performance nec noxious weed control plans are
essary to cure the default, by pay encouraged to attend.
Two credit hours for pesticide
ing all costs and expenses actu
ally incurred in enforcing the obli license applicators are available
gation and trust deed, together with this workshop.
with trustee’s and attorney’s fees
rAX PAPER
not exceeding the amounts pro
G azette-Tlm ca
vided by said ORS 86.753.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Noxious weed
workshop slated
Bowling league
KofTee Kup Keglers
Week of Oct. 14
W
L
16
MCGG
4
Team #1
11V4
8’/ .
The Dregs
10
10
No Pin Hitters
9’/ .
10’/ i
The CJs
6
14
High game Iris Campbell 209, Joan
Smith 200, Luvilla Sonstegard 192.
High series Iris Campbell 515, Luvilla
Sonstegard 512.
Splits: Peggy Michel 8-9, LaJuana
McKenzie 4-9, Connie Jones 2-7.
Week of Oct. 21
W
L
MCGG
4
20
Team #1
15%
8%
No Pin Hitters
12%
11%
The Dregs
11
13
The CJs
6
18
High game (men): Rodney Ehrmantraut
191.
High series (men): Rodney Ehrmantraut
480.
High game (women): Janet Beamer 177
and 176, Luvilla Sonstegard 171.
High series (women): Luvilla Sonste
gard 484, Janet Beamer 476.
Splits Betty McDonald 5-6-10, Rene
Ledbetter 5-7, Iris Campbell 3-7-10.
Week of Oct. 28
W
L
MCGG
23
5
Team #1
16%
11%
14
14
The Dregs
No Pin Hitters
14%
13%
The CJs
18
10
High game (men): John Breidenbach
164.
High series (men): John Breidenbach
478.
High game (women): Janet Beamer
178, Luvilla Sonstegard and Joan Smith
172.
High series (women): Luvilla
Sonstegard 486, Janet Beamer 472.
Splits: Janet Beamer 6-7-10 and 5-7,
Rene Ledbetter 3-10.
Week of Nov. 4
W
L
MCGG
26
6
The Dregs
18
14
Team #1
17%
14%
The CJs
14
18
No Pin Hitters
13%
18%
High game (men): Rodney Ehrmantraut
188.
High series (men): Rodney Erhmantraut
481.
High game (women): Joan Smith 189
and 182, Maude Hughes 175.
(High series (wompn): Joan Smith.
Splits: Joan Smith 6-10, Rene Ledbetter
6-10, Rodney Ehrmantraut 6-7, Betty
Brown 6-7-10.
Week of Nov. 11
W
L
MCGG
29
7
The Dregs
17
19
Team #1
17%
18%
No Pin Hitters
17%
18%
The CJs
17
19
High game (men): Rodney Ehrmantraut
186.
High series (men): Rodney Erhmantraut
521.
High game (women): Janet Beamer
174, LaJuana McKenzie 173.
High series (women): LaJuana
McKenzie 488, Janet Beamer 486, Joan
Smith 481.
Splits: LaJuana McKenzie 5-10 and 2-
10 .
CARD OF THANKS
I want to take this opportunity
to give a great big huge Thank
You to the people of lone, my
friends, everyone at Beecher’s,
my family and especially my hus
band (Craig), kids (Katie, Paul
and Matt) and the best coach any
one could ask for (Ross Phillips
who owns G regg’s Gym in
Pendleton) for supporting me on
my World Championship Dead
lift Competition. I know my
weightlifting takes up a lot of my
time - so thanks to all of you for
being there and helping me do
what I do. I love you all for it!
Theresa Hams
___________________ 11-17-lp
Thank you Jesus! For loving
me! I love you!
___________________ 11-17-lc
How do we express our appre
ciation to all that helped make our
50th anniversary the great occa
sion it was?
Never it our wildest dreams did
we expect so many to attend. We
were overwhelmed, but very
pleased.
Thank you for the gifts, the
lovely cards and also for the food.
Tim, we enjoyed your music
and yours too, Rick, but you al
ready know that.
Ray, your offer to video the
reception was greatly appreciated
by all of our family.
Now comes the hard part, try
ing to thank our children and
grandchildren (Gary, Becky,
Jeannine, C urtis, Je ff and
Miranda) not only for the recep
tion, but also for the family din
ner the night before. You did a
great job and did it well. We love
you and are very proud of you.
We are glad we live in an area
where we have so many friends.
Dean and Lois Hunt
___________________
1 1 -1 7 -lc
It makes a person proud to be
long to such a wonderful and car
ing community. Without the sup
port of so many of you, the Pool
Calcutta for Faith Healy would
not have been the success it was.
To Pat Gutierrez for coming up
with the idea; Bucknum’s for pro
viding the place and paying for
the ads; to the players, bidders and
buyers; to Pat Sweeney for your
guidance; to Cindy Greenup for
your help; to Janet Greenup for
keeping a list of buyers; and es
pecially to Joe Struza for doing a
great job on the spur of the mo
ment auctioning for us... many,
many thanks.
We couldn’t have pulled it off
without so many of you being so
compassionate. Total made on the
Calcutta was $4,045, and with
other donations, winnings that
were donated back, the auction
ing of three “one of a kind” hats
and a silly piece of paper, we col
lected over $5,000! It just gives
me goose bumps (thanks, Susie,
for your faith).
For those of you who missed
the fun and would like to donate,
an account has been opened at the
Bank of Eastern Oregon.
Again... thanks everybody for
making this happen.
Toni Carter
11-17-lp
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