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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 29, 2012 SEVEN Cottage Creek Apartments l bed / l bath apartments All utilities included! 160 N. Chase Street Call toll free: ( 877 ) 967-6583 ~~ relay at (800) 735-2900 in advance of the meeting. Gerald W. Breazeale City Manager Published: February 22 and 29,2012 Affidavit regulations pertaining to temporary food service operation. Contractors submitting qualifications shall be considered based upon the following general evaluation criteria: 1. Fee schedule. 2. Experience. 3. M ethod of approach. 4. Availability of labor and equipment. Copies of the Request for Qualifications may be obtained from Morrow County Public Works, P.O. Box 428, 365 W Hwy 74, Lexington, Oregon 97839, (541)989-9500. Complete proposals will be accepted at the same address no later than 4:00 p.m., April 20, 2012. Any questions or concerns may be addressed to Sandi Putman. Published: February 22, 29 March 7, 14, 21,28 and April 4, 2012 of this notice once each week for three consecutive weeks in the Heppner Gazette Times, a newspaper published and of general circulation in Morrow County, Oregon. 4 Date of first publication: February 29, 2012 Date of last publication: March 14,2012 5 N O T I C E TO THE E L E C T O R S , FREEHOLDERS, T A X P A Y E R S AND OTHER INTERESTED P E R S ONS OF THE TOWN OF LEXINGTON, OREGON, An Oregon Municipal Corporation: READ THESE PAPERS CAREFULLY If you wish to contest the val i di t y of the proceeding, or of the acts or things enum erated by the proceeding, you must appear in this case. To "appear" you must file with the court a legal paper called a "motion" or "answer". The "motion" or "answer" (or "reply") must be given to the court clerk or administrator within 10 days of the date of last publication specified herein along with the required filing fee. It must be in proper form and have proof of service on the plaintiff attorney or, if the plaintiff does not have an attorney, proof of service on the plaintiff. HEALTH DISTRICT -Continuedfrom PAGE ONE with 17 new patients, 58 received a $35,000 quote from a Portland firm; however, the details as to what they would provide were not sufficiently clear. In other business, the board: -l ear ned from Blauer that the state is moving toward a coordi nated care program, by which Medicaid patient care would be managed. He said that the bill has passed the house and the senate and is awaiting the governor’s signature. “The train is on the tracks and it is moving forward,” said Blauer. Through coordinat ed care organizations, a set amount would be provided for each Medicaid patient and that health care dollar would be divided between various agencies, such as clinics, hospitals, dental and mental health facili ties. No specifics have been hammered out as of yet. -learned that the federally mandated elec tronic medical records sys tem recently installed at Pioneer Memorial Hospital is still experiencing glitches and continues to be backed up manually. Molly Rhea, director of nursing, said that she expects that it will take a year for all the bugs to be worked out. -received the fol lowing reports: Pioneer Memorial Clinic had 468 patient visits for January with 33 new patients, 32 seen by a nurse and six no-shows; Irrigon Medical Clinic had 166 patient visits seen by a nurse and five no- shows; Heppner Ambulance had 27 total page-outs with 21 transports for $24,195 in revenue, Boardman Ambulance had 31 page outs with 15 transports for $ 19,154 in revenue, Irrigon Ambulance had 20 page outs with 12 transports for $14,104 in revenue, there were two flights; Pioneer Memorial Hospital had five admissions, three swing bed admissions, six admitted for observation, 449 total outpatients with 63 total emergency room encoun ters, 1,454 lab tests, 109 x-ray procedures, 21 CT scans, 32 EKG tests, one treadmill procedure, seven colonoscopy procedures, three endoscopy proce dures, two colon/endoscopy procedures, 68 respiratory therapy procedures; Home Health had 72 patient visits, pharmacy had 1,211 drug doses for $73,733 in drug revenue. -received the fol lowing profit/loss infor mation: the district had $619,928 in gross patient revenue, less $28,785 in bad debts and $82,208 in contractual and other ad justments, $102,894 in tax revenue and $9,893 in other revenue for $621,722 for the total operating revenue; $666,511 in total operating expenses and a $10,220 in a non-operating gain for a $34,568 loss for the month and a $92,950 year- to-date gain ($ 13,279 aver age monthly year-to-date gain). One bedroom apartment downtown Heppner W/S/G PUBLIC NOTICE paid $300/ month $150 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT deposit. 541-934-2534, OF THE STATE OF OREGON 541-256-0389. 2-29-tfc FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate H ELP W ANTED of: No. 12PR004 Farm labor wanted for CECIL RILL, Deceased. pheasant farm, call TREO NOTICE TO INTERESTED Ranches. 541-676-5840. PERSONS 2-29-lc N otice is given that the u nd ersign ed has Administrative Assistant been appointed and has part time for two local qualified as the personal churches. Nine hours representative of the estate. per week in the office All persons having claims plus one or two evenings against the estate are per month. Job duties required to present it, with req uire p ro ficien cy proper vouchers, within in current versions of four months after the date Word, Excel and Outlook, of first publication of this good writing, grammar notice, as stated below, to PUBLIC NOTICE and interpersonal skills, the personal representative IN TH E C I R C U I T and a minimum of two at Kuhn Law Offices, 267 COURT OF THE STATE years office experience. N. Main Street, P.O. Box OF OREGON FOR THE Salary $600 per month. 428, Heppner, Oregon COUNTY OF MORROW Send resume and contact 97836, or they may be In the Matter of the Petition of: information for three barred. references to All Saints All persons whose T H E T O W N OF Episcopal Church, PO rights may be affected by LEXINGTON, an Oregon Box 246, Heppner, or to the proceedings in this Municipal Corporation hepsaints@centurytel.net. estate may obtain additional No. 12CV030 Closing date: March 10. inform ation from the NOTICE OF PETITION 2-29-2c records of the court, the F O R J U D I C I A L personal representative or D E T E R M I N A T I O N the attorney for the personal OF L E G A L I T Y OF A MUNICIPAL BOND 6 PUBLIC NOTICE representative. General Election 2012 DATED and first A U T H O R I Z A T I O N If you have questions, you Lexington, Oregon published February 15, PURSUANT TO ORS should see an attorney immediately. If you need 33.710 AND 33.720 The following ballot title 2012 . has been submitted to the Molly Anne Rill, Personal TO: THE ELECTORS, help in finding an attorney, F R E E H O L D E R S , you may contact the Oregon Town Election Officer Dee Representative Burch by the Town Council 58952 Liberty School T A X P A Y E R S A N D State Bar Lawyer Referral OTHER INTERESTED Service at (503) 684-3763 of Lexington, Oregon. Road P E R S ON S OF THE in the Portland area, online The Ballot Title is as Heppner OR 97836 follows: Amendment to To be published for three TOWN OF LEXINGTON, at http://www.osbar.org/ An Oregon M unicipal public/ris/ris.html#referral, Town Charter of Lexington, consecutive weeks. or toll free elsewhere in Oregon P E R S O N A L Corporation. Oregon at (800) 452-7636. 1 Any Elector may file a REPRESENTATIVE. of the Hep be held March 23-26 at The Town of Lexington, DATED this 27'" day of pner FFA Friends petition for review of the Molly Anne Rill and FFA alumni Hermiston High School. ballot title with the Morrow 58952 Liberty School Rd. an Oregon M unicipal February. 2012. Several Heppner FFA chap will meet on Wednesday, C o r p o r a t i o n , h a s William J. Kuhn, OSB No. Feb. 29, at 7 p.m. in the ter County Circuit Court. Any Heppner, OR 97836 members will be getting com menced an action 762075 such petition must be filed 541-676-5455 their State FFA Degree at Heppner High School Ag no later than 5:00 pm on A T T O R N E Y in Mo r r o w Co u n t y Attorney for the Town of Room. the convention. March 7, 2012. F O R P E R S O N A L Circuit Court, pursuant Lexington Attendance at this The group invites to ORS 33. 710 and 267 N Main Street PO Box community Dee Burch , Town of REPRESENTATIVE: meeting is important for members, par Lexington Elections Filing William J. Kuhn, OSB No. 33.720, to determine the 428 Heppner’s FFA chapter to ents, friends and family regularity and legality of Heppner, OR 97836 Officer 762075 continue receiving members to join them for a the Town of Lexington Published: February 29, night of membership build ship opportunities. scholar Published: February 29, Kuhn Law Offices General Obligation Bond March 7, and 14, 2012 2012 267 N Main Street Refreshments will ing, planning for the year Authorization Measure 25- Affidavit Affidavit PO Box 428 be served. Any questions, and information about this 59 referred to the Town of Heppner, OR 97836 call Sylvia Sandford at 541 - year's State FFA Conven Telephone: 541-676-9141 Lexington Electors with an 571-5930. tion. State convention will election held on November Fax: 541-676-5502 PUBLIC NOTICE Email: kuhnandspicer@ 8 2011 Subsequent to the election, City of Irrigon Public windwave.org Notice Published: February 15, 22 it was determined that the By Tayllor Gould language "If the bonds The City Council of Irrigon and 29, 2012 Feb. 19 and 20, are approved, they will the youth On group will hold a public hearing Affidavit Hope be payable from taxes Lutheran Church from on March 20, 2012 at 6:00 endured on property or property 30 hours of not eating in PM at Irrigon City Hall, 500 NE Main Avenue, PUBLIC NOTICE ownership that are not subject order raise awareness and Irrigon, Oregon, regarding General Election 2012 to the limits of sections 11 money to for the fight against and lib, Article XI of the world hunger. the termination of the joint Lexington, Oregon management agreement The following ballot title Oregon Constitution" was Participants stayed (JMA) between the City of has been submitted to the improperly omitted from overnight watched Irrigon and Morrow County Town Election Officer Dee the Question section of the movies filled and with for management of planning Burch by the Town Council ballot title. This language and faith-defining comedy mes is required to be in the sages, sparking conversa for lands associated with of Lexington, Oregon. the Irrigon Urban Growth The Ballot Title is as follows: Question section by ORS tion within the high school Boundary (UGB). The City Five Year Local Option Tax 250.037. The required group that created an amaz language was included in of Irrigon is proposing to for Street Operations environment. terminate the agreement Any Elector may file a the Summary section of the ing learning A c o mmu n i t y Participants in the recent World Hunger Fast. Back (L-R): for the following reasons: petition for review of the ballot title. Britt, George Gomez (exchange student from Mexico), member also came and Shelli disputed removal of the ballot title with the Morrow 2 Drew Brannon, Robinson, Tom Gould and Bryce Fowl spoke to the youth group er. Middle (L-R): Garrett urban growth boundary County Circuit Court. Any ANY I NT E R E S T E D about Larissa Gray, Tessa Gould, Tayllor Gould and of alco Robanai Disque. Front (L-R): Suarez Itarasi (exchange student from Irrigon’s inventory by such petition must be filed PERSON SEEKING TO holism the and effects multiple from Thailand), Chuck Zhu (exchange student from China), Morrow County; insufficient no later than 5:00 pm on CONTEST THE VALIDTY sclerosis does what to the body. Tim Gould and Stephanie Inskeep. -Contributedphoto OF THE PROCEEDING Members of the church for the youth. re c o g n itio n o f C ity March 7, 2012. to change,” said one par- concerns in Urban Growth Dee Burch , Town of OR THE ACTS OR came and gave a comedic “Because of your THINGS ENUMERATED skit of what a drive-through support, statistics such as ticipant. A n y o n e wh o Area planning decisions; Lexington insufficient cooperation Elections Filing Officer , IN THE PROCEEDING would look like in 14% of U.S households would like to donate to the between the County and Published: February 29, must appear in Morrow church modern times. That and experiencing hunger or cause can contact All Saints County C ircuit Court other community the City in Urban Growth 2012 the fact that people live on Episcopal Church or Shelli before the expiration of 10 made the event a support Area planning decisions; Affidavit success only $1.25 a day are going Britt. days after the last date of and inadequate application publication of this notice. of City Planning standards If no party appears within in Urban Growth Area planning decisions. The PUBLIC NOTICE 10 days of the last date of failyre to raise an issue R E Q U E S T F O R publication, the Town of in person or by letter at QUALIFICATIONS FOR Lexington will apply to the eras, starting with from high-school days, music the hearing, or failure Concession contractor above entitled Court for By Taylor Gould Heppner High the 40s and 50s and going and dance. the relief prayed for in the to provide statem ents OHV Park School ASB is putting on a through the 90s and into the T ickets are on or evidence sufficient to Morrow County Public Petition, to wit: afford the decision maker Works - Morrow County, Declaring the General dance for adults on Friday, present. Music will change sale at Murray’s Drug or O b l i g a t i o n B o n d March 9 at the HHS caf hourly to incorporate all from Tayllor Gould at 541- an opportunity to respond Oregon 676-5510. Contact Tayllor to the issue, means that Morrow County, Oregon, Authorization Measure 25- eteria. The cost for couples the eras. The students en Gould with questions. an appeal based on that requests proposals for a 59 presented to the voters will be $10; singles are $7. The dance is a courage everyone to come issue cannot be filed with q u alified concession on November 8, 2011 and the state Land Use Board C ontractor to provide the results therefrom as fundraiser for a speaker with coworkers, friends Deadline for legal and who came and talked to and family to support Hep of Appeals. Persons who self contained unit for regular and legal the students about being pner High School activities Classified Advertising would like to attend and food and/or drink (non 3 alcoholic) facility services This notice is published drug and alcohol free. Par with this dance. It should need assistance are urged to call Irrigon City Hall at w ith applicable state pursuant to ORS 33.720, ticipants should be ready be a time for all to have 5:00 (541) 922-3047, or TTY food laws and sanitation which directs publication to dance through different fun and to remember past Friends of Heppner FFA meet this week , . World hunger fast held Blast from the Past adult dance scheduled 1 Monday at
