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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, October 25,2006 - NINE PUBLIC NOTICE Morrow County Citizens Bobbi C hilders, M orrow County Clerk, will on October 27, 2006 conduct a public cer tification test for the vote tally system using a selection of pre cincts and ballot formats as required by ORS 254.235 1 (b). This test will begin at 10:00 a.m . at the M orrow County Courthouse, rm. 102. Bobbi Childers, Morrow County Clerk Published: October 25, 2006 Affidavit Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office reports han dling the following business: O ct. 19: M CSO a rre ste d C o n stan cio Rodriguez Becerra, 59, on two Irrigon Justice Court warrants, both for Failure to Pay Fine/DUIl. He was cited and released to appear. MCSO cited Justin D onald W ebber, 20, for F ailu re to Y ield w hen Entering Roadway. M CSO received a report from a caller in Irrigon that a house down the street from her is vacant and for sale, however, she advised that there was a lot of noise coming from the enclosed carport area and is not sure what is going on. The caller was u nable to see any vehicles at the residence. It was determ ined that the owners were at the residence and were tearing down some walls that were put on in violation of code. M CSO deputy reported at 10:19 p.m. that a potato truck is disabled along Hwy. 730. The driver’s advised the deputy that if they could not get the vehicle started they would remove it first thing in the morning. The vehicle was off the road and was not cau sin g a hazard. H ep p n er FD received a report of a fire alarm from a location on P io n e e r D rive. It was determined that construction workers accidentally set it off. B oardm an PD a rre sted Seth T hom as Wheeler, 29, on an Irrigon Justice Court warrant for Criminal Trespass II. B oardm an PD received a report that two children were in a vehicle and not wearing seatbelts. No children were in the vehicle when a deputy made contact. B oardm an PD receiv ed a rep o rt that a juvenile was throwing rocks at two other juveniles and possibly hit one of them. B oardm an PD received a report that a dog in the area was disturbing the caller’s dog. B oardm an Pd received a report that the caller found a black duffel bag outside of the station and re q u e ste d o ffice r contact. r Double lot w/shop Commercial zoned building in lone COB C aSl 1898 home with 2092 sq ft living area. Double lot with shop on one lot. Front porch and deck in hack. 5152 sq ft building on 75 X 100 lot zoned commercial. Original building built in 1947, back portion added in 1971. Would make a good business location or use for storage. $ 89,000 $47,500 Call me to see your property listed here!! 2 Bedroom /1 bath Restaurant & Lounge Restaurant and Lounge in Heppner. All fixtures and inventory included in sale. Turn-key operation. Walk in and run your own business. Progress continues at city parks The H ep p n er B eautification/P arks and Lands Commission met on Oct. 12 at H eppner City Hall. The co m m ission discussed: -progress on the old pool site: A1 Riney has given 51 poles to the city and the rails have been started and two of the three rock cribs have been completed. Rails are going to be installed on the south boundary to separate it from a proposed parking lot, which will not be paved. Maintenance for the proposed parking lot is for the ground to be sterilized and so far, debris around the site has been burned daily. More plantings are planned and will be on the outside of the rail fence. Also, inmates from the prison are ten ta tiv ely scheduled to come to Heppner on Oct. 30 to do some work. Part of th e ir w ork w ill include m oving the rocks from Hager Park to the rock cribs at the old pool site. At this time, a name has still not been chosen but once the site has been named, a sign with the name of the area will be installed on the side of the chain fink fence. -progress on Hager Park: The stee rin g com m ittee has com pleted th e ir w ork, w ith the ex ce p tio n o f one last meeting to finalize details. Funds are not available at this tim e for paving and including a parking lot in a grant ap p lic atio n is not feasible as paving parking lots is not normally included in grants. It was considered important to keep some type of fencing, cable, etc., to prevent people from driving thro u g h the park. Maintenance-free wood and chaining the tables down in the picnic table area was discussed. The approximate cost of a proposed picnic shelter, 20 foot by 10 foot with cover and installed on c o n crete , w ould be approximately $5,200. The most expensive item would be a 12-foot by 12-foot restroom, which would cost $30-40,000. D ave F o w ler o f H ep p n er H igh School agreed to c o n stru c t the proposed benches, using maintenance-free wood, at a cost of $400-500 each for five benches. The total cost for volleyball nets, poles, and b alls is ap p ro x im ately $1074. Costs vary on the amount and type of swings/ play g ro u n d eq u ip m en t desired. The t-ball field was discussed, but removed from the plan because Pepsi is no longer providing a snack shack and in order to have a T-ball park, a snack shack is necessary. Funds are not available for this. The District Meeting for the Garden Club is in Heppner on Oct. 14, 2006. The agenda will cover a meeting and luncheon, along with guest speakers. The Garden Club will be involved with the FFA greenhouse at the school. Third and fourth graders will be doing essays, posters and poetry this year. T he high school is also participating. Students will also be attending the greens workshop this year. In November, when the tax funds are disbursed, the city will join the Oregon R ecreatio n and Park Association (ORPA). This would be beneficial to the c ity since they have resources available. C USTO M B A N N E R S A ayM se Lots off Colors Logos & Graphic* M akes G rea t A d ve rtisin g ! Heppner Gazette 676-9228 $219,000 Mountain Home With Great View 2 Bedroom , 1 bath. Propane heat. U nfinished attic. Large shop. City water and sewer. 66 x 130’ lot. Fenced yard. •f V I, I i >#- $ 65,900 M ountain P roperty 2 parcels: 40 Acres and 120 Acres 160 acres total $ 160,000 Great hunting: deer, elk and turkey. Water springs. Your own getaway. 1975 manufactured 2 bedroom, 2 bath house on 5 m/1 acres. New siding, decks, windows and insulation. Guest bunkhouse. Property includes: carport, shed, garage, gazebo and small bam. 160 acres M atlock Creek $145,000 / 3 bedroom single wide w/garage \ This 3 bedroom, 1 bath single widMHOi an expando living room is in good shape and p ric l^ L j^ P It has central air and F/A electric heat. New ta jr m a ^ 0 ^ 'in d o w s . Roof coated in 2003. Would n ^ ^ M g ^ ^ e n t a l unit, or just an inexpensive way i $ 45,000 g p ^ o ï ï a l creek running This pare through th i^^^Pperty. Located SW of Ukiah in Heppner Wildlife Unit. Land Owner Preference tags for deer and elk. $123,500 Property listings are available I r Residential Land To Build On Owncr/Broker Das id Sykes www.sykesrealestate.net $15,500 188 W. Willow • P.0. Box 337 • Heppner. OR 97836 (541) 676-9228 • 1-800-326-2152 Cell (541) 980-6674 • Fax (541) 676-9211 E-mail: davidOsykesrealestate net Information deemed correct not guaranteed Ready to build on. Located in a g re at n e ig h b o rh o o d on hill p ro p e rty w ith an excellent view. 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