SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 7, 2004
Three bedroom, two bath
PUBLIC NOTICE
REAL ESTATE
house Call Jodi. 676-5433.
Lot for sale on high school
hill. 676-9927.
12-31-4c
Three bedroom, two bath
home on 25+ acres.
Oversized garage, storage
shed. Beautiful view of
reservoir. Evenings,
call 676-9858. 12174c
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3'/j bedroom house, rural
setting, room for horse. Refer
ences required. 422-7457.
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REAL ESTATE
Have buyers interested in
lots at Blakes Ranch. C all
D av id S y k e s, H e rita g e
L an d Co.. (541) 676-9228
days, (541) 676-9939 evenings
and weekends.
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Jo y c e K a y A Je rry H ollom an
GREAT LOCATION. 2 new lots
at 210 and 220 Thompson Street
ready to build your dream home.
Has city water, sewer and TV on
property, on a dead-end street with
a good view. One lot is 100’x90’ m/
I and one is 100’x75’ m/l #00-09
$12,500, #00-10 $13,500 respec
tively.
EXTRA LOT W ITH A G A
RAGE and a home with a view, 3
bedroom manufactured with at
tached garage. Good carpets and
vinyl floor covering Price includes
washer and dryer, drop-in range
and refrigerator: house also has a
garbage disposal and dishwasher
Lot #421 has wired, insulated ga
rage. 24’x20. 25 Canyon Drive. RE
DUCED TO $86,010.
GOOD RENTAL HISTORY on
a nice business opportunity. 2.27
acres located on Hwy. 207 at the
edge of town. 2 bedroom home and
7 apartments or 8 rentals, laundry,
office, garage and large parking
area, #01-16. $165,000. RE
DUCED $155,000.
An INVESTM ENT BETTER
THAN THE STOCK MARKET. A
Turn-key 5-unit apartment com
plex, updated and redecorated.
Each unit is ground level with sepa
rate entrance. Located one block
from Main Street: excellent for se
niors. Plenty of storage and park
ing, shade trees and lawn. 160 N
Chase St. #03-07 $92,500. RE-
DUCED TO $65,000.
Call Linda,
Com puter technician will
provide repairs, upgrades, cus
tom PCs, softw are, set-ups,
tutorials. Call Justin, 676-8029.
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3 bedroom, 3 bath, finest
country living. Shop includ
ed. 8 acres. P ro p erty is
agent-ow ned. A ppraisal
available. Boardman.
Building permit, live
spring, 80 acres, mountain
property. Heppner.
Heritage
Land Co.
180 W. Baltimore f O s
#5, Heppnec
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6 7 6 -5 0 4 9 ™ "
• 75,000 - 3 bedroom, 2 bath
(one with jacuzzi), 2-story older
home on a corner lot, chain-
link fence, single car garage,
and beautiful landscaping.
F irep lace in living room
PRICE REDUCED.
• 565,000 - 1583 acres, 3000
sq. ft. home, remodeled in
1996,4 bedroom, 3 bath, shop
and machine shed, hay bams
and horse barn, deer hunting
and bird hunting. Heppner.
• 30,000 cash, 35,000 if seller
helps finance - 2 bedroom, 1
bath, covered porch on corner
lot. Charming street appeal
• 139,900 - secluded, yet close
enough to walk down town.
S uper Good Cents newer
manufactured home on foun
dation with double stick-built
attached garage with extra 1/2
bath, on 4.9 view acres, large
front porch, fruit trees and gar
den area County living in the
city limits.
-- Clean, neat, large 1 bed
room apt., heat, water, sewer,
garbage, furnished includes
stove and refrigerator $300.
— One bedroom duplex, clean
and neat. Water, sewer, fur
nished. stove and refrigerator
included. $260
Sharon Lewis 6 76-5233
Boh Ployhar 676-9649
A. Kim Cutsforth 676-9625
David Sykes 676-9228
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Two bedroom available.
W illow View A p a rtm e n ts ,
515 N. Elder, Heppner. EOH.
Call (208) 384-1589 or 676-
9019.
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O ne bedroom apt. N ice
neighborhood. Clean and quiet.
Utilities paid. $325/month. Call
(541)676-5773.
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Two bedroom house. 610 N.
Main, $350/$ 100 deposit. W/D,
garage, full basem ent. 989-
8142,676-8118.
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Pergo sale and installation.
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Lady
Cardinals
trail Blue
Devils
By M arie Key
T he lo n e L ady C a rd in a ls
trailed the Condon Blue Devils
15 to 17 at the end o f the
second quarter o f their hom e
gam e Saturday, January 3.
The gam e ended with a 31 to
40 loss for the C ardinals in
lone’s second league game o f
the season.
N atalie M cE lligott lead the
lone team with 12 points. Sara
Peck added sevefi points and
Barbara Holland four points.
Emily Key, Ashly Grams, Eva
Chitty and Kim Morris added
tw o points each.
C ondon played an excellent
defensive gam e and the Lady
C ards had trouble getting to
the basket.
N atalie M cElligott lead the
team in rebounds with nine.
B arbara H olland had seven
and E m ily Key, tw o. Sara
Peck, A shley G ram s, Jenny
Griffith and Eva Chitty had one
rebound each.
Eva Chitty lead in steals with
three. B arbara H olland had
tw o . E m ily K ey, N a ta lie
McElligott and Ashley Grams
had one steal each.
Justice Court
M o rro w
C o u n ty
Justice Court at the courthouse
in H eppner has released the
following report:
- J e s s ie
M a rie
W o o d w ard , 18, H e p p n e r,
D isobeying Stop Sign, $ 180
fine.
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tive is th ; recipient o f Federal
financial assistance from the
Rural U tilities S ervice, an
agency o f the U.S. Department
o f Agriculture, and is subject
to the provisions o f Title VI of
the Civil Rights Act o f 1964,
as amended. Section 504 o f the
Rehabilitation Act o f 1973, as
amended, the Age Discrimina
tion Act o f 1975, as amended,
and the rules and regulations
o f the U. S. D epartm ent o f
Agriculture which provide that
no person in the United States
on the basis o f race, color, na
tional origin, sex, religion, age,
or disability shall be excluded
from participation in, admission
or access to, denied the bene
fits of, or otherw ise be subject
ed to discrimination under any
of this organization’s programs
or activities.
The person responsible for
coordinating this organization’s
nondiscrimination compliance
efforts is Geri Dickmeier. Any
individual, or specific class o f
individuals, who feels that this
organization has subjected
them to discrimination may ob
tain further information about
the statutes and regulations list
ed above from and/or file a
written complaint with this or
ganization; or the Administra
tor, Rural Utilities Service, Stop
1510, 1400 Independence Av
enue, SW, W ashington, DC,
20250-1510; or the Director,
Office o f Civil Rights, Room
326-W, Whitten Building, 1400
Independence Avenue, SW,
Washington, DC 20250-9410;
or call (202) 720-5964 (voice
or TDD). USDA is an equal
opportunity provider and em
ployer. Com plaints must be
filed within 180 days after the
alleged discrimination. Confi
dentiality will be maintained to
the extent possible.
Published: January 7,2004
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PUBLIC NOTICE
MORROW COUNTY
BOARD OF PROPERTY
TAX APPEALS
NOTICE OF SESSION
Notice is hereby given that
on F eb ru ary 17, 2004, at
9:00a.m., the Board o f Prop
erty Tax appeals of the Coun
ty o f Morrow, Oregon, will
meet to:
-Hear petitions for reduction
of the real market, maximum
assessed, specially assessed,
Or assessed value o f property
as o f January 1, 2003, or as
d e te rm in e d u n d er ORS
3 0 8 .1 4 6 (5 )(a),
ORS
3 0 8 .1 4 6 (6 )(a), or ORS
308.428.
-Hear petitions for reduction
o f v alu e c o rre c te d u n d er
311.208.
-Hear petitions for waiver o f
penalties for late filing o f real
or personal property returns.
Petitions must be filed with
the clerk o f the board not later
that December 31, 2003.
The board will meet at the
Morrow County Courthouse in
the City o f Heppner, Oregon.
A schedule of hearings for
th o se w ho re q u e st to be
p rese n t w ill be p o sted 48
Hours prior to the meeting on
February 17, 2004.
Executive sessions may be
held during the session as au
thorized by ORS 192.660, to
consider documents and infor
mation made confidential un
der ORS 308.290(7), ORS
308.441 and ORS 308.413.
All other hearings will be
scheduled as time allows. If
you have req u e sted to be
present at the hearing you w ill
be notified of the time and place
to appear. Contact the board
o f property tax appeals for fur
ther information.
Barbara Bloodsworth, Mor
row County Clerk & Clerk of
the Board o f Property Tax Ap
peals
P.O. Box 338
Heppner, Oregon
Dated at Heppner, Oregon
this December 29, 2003
Published: December 31,2003,
January 7 and 14, 2004
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Lady Cards
sweep
Honkers
By M arie Key
lone traveled to
A rlington on Friday, Jan 2.
The Lady Cardinals swept the
Honkers, 72 to 29, in their first
league game o f the season. At
half-time the Lady Cards lead
the H onkers, 36 to 12.
N atalie M cE lligott lead the
team w ith 17 points. Sara
Peck added 14 points. Ashley
G ram s had 11 points, Jenny
Griffith, nine points, Emily Key,
e ig h t p o in ts and B a rb a ra
H olland seven points. A bby
Key, Stephanie H olland and
Eva C hitty added tw o points
each.
N atalie M cElligott had three
three-point shots and Jenny
Griffith, one.
Sara Peck and Eva Chitty lead
the Cardinals in rebounds w ith
eight each. Natalie McElligott
added five, Jenny Griffith and
B arbara H olland had three
e a c h , E m ily K ey, A sh le y
Grams and Stephanie Holland
h a d tw o e a c h , a n d T in a
Tuzarova had one.
All o f the girls worked together
as a team and played great
basketball.
Heppner girl visits paradise
continued from page one
but not hot or spicy. T heir
typical dessert is “dulce la
leche”, somewhat like a w hite
fudge. Fruit o f every kind
grow s abundantly-oranges,
le m o n s ,
bananas
and
p in e a p p le - y e a r
ro u n d ,
c h o c o la te , c a s h e w s a n d
m ango, w hich is in season
now.
The w eather is w hat
everyone dreams about-in the
mid-80s-especially now with
sub-zero tem peratures and
inches o f snow in m ost o f
Oregon. “ I miss the weather,”
says Janelle, who now speaks
E nglish w ith a very slight
Spanish accent, “but mostly 1
miss speaking Spanish every
day. N o one in my h ouse
spoke English. A fter about a
m o n th m y m om sa id I ’d
im proved. A fter about the
sixth-m onth m ark I started
speaking Spanish about h a lf
the time.”
She attended Spanish
classes at the university with
all Haitian people because she
had started at the university
independently o f any exchange
program . The H aitians, who
speak C reole because Haiti
was a French colony, have to
learn Spanish when they come
to The Dom inican. “ We both
had to learn the same language
b e fo re
we
c o u ld
communicate,” said Janelle
So a fte r a tte n d in g
classes, what did Janelle do in
her spare tim e? Dance, dance,
dance! W hile in Santiago she
d is c o v e r e d
M e re n g u e ,
B achata and Salsa dancing
and showed a pair o f worn out
h e e ls to p ro v e h e r n e w
o b s e s s io n . “ F r id a y a n d
Saturday nights people dress
up an d go to the b ar and
alm ost every little place has a
dance floor. Almost everyone
dresses up. I had to change
from my tennis shoe dancing,”
laughs Janelle. She also went
to the beach on the N orth
Shore o f the country whenever
she could. Around an hour and
a h a lf aw ay on a m etro-style
bus, the beach featured warm,
blue waters. The North Shore
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is on the A tlantic O cean and
the S outh S hore is on the
Caribbean.
S h e a ls o e n jo y e d
traveling around the country,
once taking a trip around the
largest lake in The Dominican,
know n for its iguanas and
alligators. “ I d id n ’t see any
alligators, though,” she said.
She w as also able to attend
the Pan A m gam es, w hich
were held there in August, and
w atched the U.S. team play
softball and volleyball. Also at
the g a m e s, she saw M iss
Universe, A m elia Vega, who
is D o m in ic a n , a n d th e
president o f The D om inican
Republic.
Janelle has also met a
w ide range o f people-from
family, to classmates in school
to shop keepers. She m et a
group o f m en w ho played
softball and was asked to join
their team w hen they learned
that she could play. She had
p la y e d at H e p p n e r H ig h
School and at Mt. Hood. One
w eek she even earn ed the
Most Valuable Player trophy.
“ 1 kind o f stepped up to an
opportunity,” she laughed. The
team played from A pril until
late September when the rains
started. "W e had a tropical
storm that cam e through the
end ofNovember, but it w asn’t
as bad as people thought,” she
said. “Then two weeks before
I left in D ecem ber (to com e
hom e to H eppner), it w as
beautiful.” Also during her stay
in T h e D o m in ic a n , sh e
experienced a 6.5 earthquake,
but even that d id n 't seem to
faze her much.
Surprisingly, Janelle
m et s e v e ra l p e o p le fro m
Portland while she was in The
Dominican and had numerous
visits from friends and relatives.
In F ebruary her aunt Jean
M arie H ealy and four o f her
friends cam e to visit. In M ay
C arm en cam e to stay for a
m onth and Jerry cam e for a
week. She met up with former
classmate Brooke Boyer from
Lexington, Brooke’s boyfriend
and his fam ily and also had
visits from her brother and
sister-in-law, Joseph and Alex
Healy, and a friend G ustavo
Gonnell from New York.
W hile Janelle misses
seeing her friends and family,
she has decided to return to
the D om inican, at least fo ra
w hile. But this tim e, laughs
C arm en, she has to get a job.
J a n e lle p la n s on
returning to The D om inican
this Thursday (around a 16-
hour trip), but she w on’t leave
the H ealys e m p ty nesters,
however. Carmen’s niece from
The Dominican, Yudelka Cruz,
arrived at their hom e around
the first o f N ovem ber and
plaas on staying in the U.S. until
February.
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