EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 10, 2016
or the attorney for the co-
HELP WANTED
FOR RENT
personal representatives.
DATED and first
For rent: 30x50 building published January 27, 2016.
with large bathroom,
Martha McQuinn,
kitchen area & new Co-Personal Representative
Part-time Bank Teller
heating & AC system. Molly Rhea, Co-Personal
Heppner Branch
Space could be easily Representative
u s e d f o r o f f i c e s , To be published for three
Bank of Eastern
m e e t i n g s , s t o r a g e , consecutive weeks.
O r e g o n ’s H e p p n e r
minimal food service or C O - P E R S O N A L
branch is now hiring
storefront. Many extras, REPRESENTATIVES:
for a part-time teller
good location on Main Martha McQuinn
(20 hours per week)
St. in Ione, OR. Please 1807 SW 43rd
position; also requires
contact 541-561-7558.
Pendleton, OR 97801
flexibility to provide
1-27-3c Telephone: 541-276-7775
additional coverage as
Molly Rhea
needed. We are looking
F i v e b e d r o o m , t w o P.O. Box 1034
for an applicant with
bathrooms, home for rent Heppner, OR 97836
outstanding customer
close to downtown. Washer, Telephone: 541-399-3420
service skills, a genuine
dryer, stove and refrigerator A T T O R N E Y F O R
interest in helping
included. Single car garage C O - P E R S O N A L
our customers with
with shop, large yard with REPRESENTATIVES:
their financial needs
unground sprinklers, we William J. Kuhn, OSB No.
and ability to work as
pay garbage. $800.00 call 762075
part of a great team.
541 676 8007.
KUHN LAW OFFICES
Competitive Salary,
2-3-2c 267 N. Main Street
Health Beneits, 401(k),
P. O. Box 428
Stock Ownership,
Two bedroom one bath Heppner, OR 97836
Discretionary
large apartment. Beautiful Telephone: 541-676-9141
Cash Bonus, Teller
view. New floors, fresh Fax: 541-676-5502
Certification Cash
paint. All appliances E m a i l :
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Incentive Pay. To apply:
including new washer and kuhnlawofices.com
v i s i t w w w. b e o b a n k
dryer. Sewer/water paid. Published: January 27,
Career Opportunities
No pets. $550 mo.
February 3 and 10, 2016
found under Human
Also Two bedroom, one Afidavit
Resources. Final
bath, all appliances, fenced
candidate is subject
yard, beautiful view, water
to pre-employment
and sewer paid, $550 per
background, credit,
month. Available mid- PUBLIC NOTICE
and drug screenings.
March
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Application Closing
Call 541-676-5444 for O F T H E S TAT E O F
Date: 2.19.16 Bank
details/application.
OREGON
of Eastern Oregon is
1-27-2c
F O R
T H E
an Equal Opportunity
COUNTY OF MORROW
Employer of minorities,
Probate Department
women, protected
FOR SALE
In the Matter of the Estate
veterans and individuals
of:
with disabilities.
Jefferson DNS Seed Wheat, ELMA JOY WARDINSKI,
2-10-2c clean. $8/ bushel. 400 +- bu.
No. 15PR031
541-422-7123
Deceased.
2-3-4c NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
Community Counseling
Notice is given
Solutions is a 501(c)3
that
the
undersigned has
Alfalfa
1st
cutting
250/ton,
serving Oregon in Morrow,
been
appointed
and has
tarped,
clean.
$150/ton.
Wheeler, Gilliam, and
qualified
as
the
personal
541-379-6230.
Grant Counties. We are
2-10-tfc representative of the estate.
recruiting for temporary
All persons having claims
part-time Human Resources
against the estate are
Clerk in our Heppner ofice.
This position is scheduled PUBLIC NOTICE required to present it, with
to work 20 hours a week IN THE CIRCUIT COURT proper vouchers, within
assisting with new hire O F T H E S TAT E O F four months after the date
of irst publication of this
orientations, responding OREGON
to inquiries and requests FOR THE COUNTY OF notice, as stated below, to
the personal representative
f r o m e m p l o y e e s a n d MORROW
at Kuhn Law Ofices, 267
a d m i n i s t r a t i v e s t a f f , Probate Department
conducting research as In the Matter of the Estate N. Main Street, P.O. Box
428, Heppner, Oregon
necessary, recording and of:
97836, or they may be
maintaining employee NELLIE FAY PIERCE,
i n f o r m a t i o n i n H R NOTICE TO INTERESTED barred.
All persons whose
system, and other duties PERSONS
rights
may
be affected by
as assigned. Qualified Deceased.
the
proceedings
in this
applicants must have a high No. 16PR002 Notice is
estate
may
obtain
additional
school diploma and three given that the undersigned
plus years related human have been appointed and i n f o r m a t i o n f r o m t h e
resource experience and/ have qualified as the co- records of the court, the
or training; or equivalent personal representative’s personal representative or
combination of education of the estate. All persons the attorney for the personal
and experience. College/ having claims against representative.
DATED and first
university education can be the estate are required to
published
February 10,
substituted for experience present it, with proper
2016.
on a one for one basis. vouchers, within four
Applicants must be able months after the date of irst Travis A. Reed
to pass a criminal history publication of this notice, 74835 Depot Ln.
background check, as well as stated below, to the co- Irrigon, OR 97844
as possess a valid Oregon personal representatives at To be published for three
Driver’s License. Starting Kuhn Law Ofices, 267 N. consecutive weeks.
w a g e $ 1 3 . 6 1 - $ 1 8 . 8 0 / Main Street, P.O. Box 428, P E R S O N A L
hr. DOEE. Complete an Heppner, Oregon 97836, or REPRESENTATIVE:
Travis A. Reed
application and upload your they may be barred.
All persons whose 74835 Depot Ln.
resume at www.Community
CounselingSolutions.org. rights may be affected by Irrigon, OR 97844
Position open until illed. the proceedings in this Telephone: 541-626-8162
estate may obtain additional A T T O R N E Y
EEO.
2-10-2c i n f o r m a t i o n f r o m t h e F O R P E R S O N A L
records of the court, the REPRESENTATIVE:
co-personal representatives
Phillip Spicerkuhn, OSB
No. 106750
Kuhn Law Ofices
P.O. Box 428
Heppner, OR 97836
Telephone: 541-676-9141
Fax: 541-676-5502
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As part of America from a local Community
kuhnlawofices.com
Saves
Week 2016, sched- Bank branch to get started.
Published: February 10, 17
Entry into the contest
uled
for
Feb. 22–27, Com-
nad 24, 2015
begins
Feb. 19 and ends
munity
Bank
is
sponsoring
Afidavit
a $500 photo contest and is Feb. 25. A bank selection
spreading the saving mes- committee will determine
sage and urging people in the winner from all eligible
community to make entries based on the quality/
PUBLIC NOTICE the
their savings automatic creativity of the photo along
REQUEST
F O R as part of America Saves with the content of the sav-
QUALIFICATIONS FOR Week.
ings goal description. The
Janitorial Services at
Community Bank is winner, announced on Feb.
Various County Buildings. announcing a new contest 26, will receive $500 to use
Morrow County Public to celebrate America Saves towards their savings goal.
Works is requesting for Week. The “HAMilton Entrants must be 13 years
Qualiications for Janitorial Saves!” contest involves old or older to enter.
Services at various County entering a photo of HAM-
To see complete contest
B u i l d i n g s i n I r r i g o n , ilton, the Community Bank rules, ask for a copy at your
Boardman, Heppner and pink piggy bank, and an local branch of Community
Lexington. The contract is explanation of your sav- Bank or visit www.com-
anticipated to start March ings goal. You do not have munitybanknet.com/files/
2016 and will cover a to be a customer to enter. Hamilton_Saves_Rules.
period of three (3) years. You can pick up your own pdf.
For specifications please HAMilton piggy bank now
contact Morrow County
Public works, 541-989-
9500.
Copies of the Request
for Qualiications may be
obtained from Morrow
County, P.O. Box 428, 365
W Hwy 74, Lexington,
Oregon 97839, (541) 989-
9500. Complete proposals Normal to above-normal snowpack
will be accepted at the same continues across Oregon
address no later than 4:00
p.m., February 19, 2016.
Morrow County reserves
the right to reject any and all
request for qualiications.
Morrow County does not
discriminate on the basis of
age, religion, race national
origin, sex or handicapped
status in hiring our the
provision of services.
If any questions or concerns
please contact Sandi
Putman, In the Morrow
C ou nty P ub lic Works
Ofice in Lexington, 541-
989-9500.
Published: January 27,
PORTLAND—Ore- The mountain temperatures
February 3, 10 and 17, 2015 gon’s mountain snowpack for February and March
Afidavit
remains at normal to above- will determine whether
normal levels and continues mountain precipitation con-
to surpass last year’s peak tinues to fall as snow or
levels, according to the rain, which will have a
We don’t fly airplanes
February Water Supply large impact on the summer
We can’t train elephants
Outlook Report released water supply picture.
“With about half of the
today by the USDA Natural
We’re not good cooks
Resources Conservation snow season left, we are
We don’t build computers
still hopeful that the current
Service.
We can’t raise wheat
Today’s statewide av- trends of precipitation and
erage snowpack is 121 snowpack continue through
We don’t practice law
the spring,” said Scott Ovi-
percent of normal.
We can’t set a broken leg
Portions of southeast- att, NRCS Oregon snow
ern Oregon are experienc- survey supervisor. “In East-
We don’t put out forest fires
ing the highest snowpack ern Oregon, we are seeing
We can’t measure & cut lumber
levels due to above-normal well-above normal snow
precipitation that fell as levels that are not typically
We don’t sell fat quarters
snow throughout January. met until springtime.”
We don’t rent movies
According to the Feb-
The Owyhee Basin in Mal-
heur County measures the ruary report, streamflow
We won’t charm snakes
highest in the state today forecasts call for near-aver-
We don’t rotate tires
for snow water equivalent age to well-above-average
We’re not painters
at 153 percent of normal. volumes for the summer
Snow water equivalent is water supply season. Some
We can’t resole shoes
the amount of water that is of the highest forecasts are
We don’t fil cavities
stored inside the snowpack. in southeastern Oregon.
In Western Oregon, However, hydrologists con-
We don’t sell antiques
snowpack is closer to nor- tinue to caution that it’s
We don’t know jewelry
mal in the Mt. Hood and still early in the snowpack
Willamette Basins, but the accumulation season, and
We can’t fil prescriptions
Rogue/Umpqua Basin is summer projections are
We don’t savvy hardware
well above normal at 139 likely to change.
“Each month that we
percent today.
We can’t fil propane tanks
receive normal or above-
Storms
continued
to
We don’t sell or bag groceries
blanket Oregon’s moun- normal amounts of snow
We shouldn’t run with scissors
tains with snow in January. and precipitation, that will
boost the probability that
snowmelt runoff will help
alleviate the impacts of
long-term drought and sus-
tain river and stream lows
throughout the summer,”
Oviatt said.
The latest information
on Oregon’s streamflow
forecasts can be found in
the February Water Sup-
ply Outlook Report avail-
able on the NRCS Oregon
website.
The NRCS Snow Sur-
vey is the federal program
that measures snow and
provides streamlow fore-
casts and snowpack data
across the West. In Oregon,
snow measurements are
collected from 81 SNOTEL
sites, 42 manually mea-
sured snow courses, and
26 aerial markers. Water
and snowpack data for all
Oregon sites are updated
every hour and are at: www.
or.nrcs.usda.gov/snow.
Community Bank
announces $500
photo contest
NRCS releases Feb-
ruary Water Supply
Outlook Report
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