IN TV! CUUWTT COCrT Of TWt ; W r, Cork c U!Hr5 llant.
stats or oskook. rot not-iowcowm
Harrow County, Orejon. poUV
leal uUlHtaWn U ine lW I
Oregon.
Plaintiff
Vi.
Hoy E. Thomaa: Jennie
WelLe, IIHrt; Harry Luti; Fred
Cruthrrs; IVrry U McKa and
Emma M Mckae; Ida B Carter;
J. O. Low,-r; c. E. turger n4
Carmen Bf get; Arnold Hoffman
and Ruth Hoffman; Monro Mu.
tan; George W. Allen: Charlie
OConnur and Coaby O'Connor;
Adon Himlrtt and Eva M. Ham-
and ilto all I-erMiia onli-g vt
rlaurung id wn or hexing wr
claiming to have ry lntret In
any ptvprrxt Included In lb
tufKui lui In lh complain!
hrtrlfl,
trendanta
Summon
To; AU defendants aUx named
and lo all pfons owning
claiming lo own. of having of
claiming la have, any tntrrt-t
In any property lruluJ-d In Ihe
(utn.ur lui hereinafter set
forth. anl being the Morrow
County drlinqucnt la foreclo
sure lil for lh vear I'M:
You are require to take notice
tn the Circuit Court 4 Ihe Suie
of Oregon tot Morrow County
an ai'UKaUufl la M.Le It
Hen tf all Ukc shown i the
Morrow County U McUtff
li.t f, the herein
forth In full, and thai ihe plln
tiff will al-i-'gr ! h CWt
Judgment and drew fumloa)'
ire such tax liens not leaa than
thirty dava after lh date of th
firm publication of Ihta notice,
exclusive of lh flrl publication,
ami any and all pcraona intefeal
d In any f ihe real lopy
Included In said formluaure Jut
are hereby required lo Ill an
answer and delena. If any there j n -j - - - h m
I. or If any ihey have, to uch i! 1 nquen " u ' 4e ,d
ndirailon fur judjftnrai ana ""!' (uii-;
ii(M-rr w it in n iiiittw 3 w m
day vt tUcUoa t4 Chott With TOU
IhU lummoht "
i ..v tif AufUt. '
Ttiia i"k la wtllh4
lla-mtkar
.j rMial cuvulalion.
Iuhr4 In aald County, by uthMf l
Ityofan wdrr ul tha tWiy
Curt i4 Morrvw County. Orr,:n.
and dcaliurt4 In 1,1 urT
tha County Court gut
.V- iTih ,iv July. "'
HrrrWtH CAItTTE TlMEi. Thui4af. AUut IT. ll
r Homo Agent
VjFarm Youth Exchange Girl Forms
Instant Liking for Town of lone
tl'Htur? on Tatfr H
It ESTHER KIRMIS
"1 liked lha !wn i4 Urn lifihl
away." dtvlarca Marie Vutidi
tmtf Uii H..H.- irv v rrti that iha nlaliitlll hrrein naa iiiea ortrr iimn i"; - '
" . " Year ot Amount Intereat "
Nam of owMf .4 To Total
aa ahown on trlitlon of Property zZzZL Ttxr 9 1M1
latwt tu roll AU In Mmrow County, Oregon putney
Boy C Taomaa
JanrUa WtUa, Jtclra
rn.l in ft nf lha Kt 20 ft. of
Lot 9. Hlk. 2. Qualda Add. to tha
City of lleppner
Harry LuU
Fred Cruthert
Frtd Cruthera
Perry L. McRae and
Eixuna McRae
Ida B. Carter
J. 0. Lower
C. E. Berger and
Carmen Berger
Monroe Morgan
Monroe Morgan
Monroe Morgan
George W. Allen
Charlea O'Connor and
Cosby A. O'Connor
A.don Hamlett and
Eva M. Hamlett
John Botts
Mary E. Coatee, Eat
tf. F. Cork CO Lllburn Hunt
Arnold Hoffman and
Ruth Hoffman
South 12 ft.
to lleppner
of Blk. 5. Wella Add.
Lota 6 to 10 Inc. Blk. 37. Irrlgon
Lota 7 through 12. Blk. 32. Irrlgon
Lota 13 through 24. Blk. 32. Irrlgon
Por. SEViSEVi South of Hvi-y- No. 730
200 ft. by 576.5 ft Irrlgon
Lot 2. Blk. 7 W.. Sec. 24 Twp.
5N R26EWM. Less North 60 ft
Irrlgon
Lota 1 and 2. Blk. 3. Boardman
Lots 10 and 11, Blk. 7, Boardman
Lota 15 and 16, Blk. 3, Castle Bock
Lot 4, Blk. 10, Castle Rock
Lots 3 to 7 Inc. Blk. 11, Castle Rock
Lots 1 and 2 Blk. 11. Castle Rock
Beg. at the cor. of the South end of.
D. St. City of lone, thence W. 140 It.
thence S. 145.6 ft. thence In a
Easterly direction about 140 ft. thence
N. 132 ft. to p. o. b.
Lots 4 to 7 Inc. Blk. 2 lone
Shop on Ernest Hellker land
Sec. 4 Twp. IS 24EWM. lone
Tract No. 2 comm. 30 ft. N. of the S. E.
cor. Sec. 34 Twp. 4S 25EWM. thence W.
33 ft. thence N. to alley between blk.
1 & 4 Fergusons add. thence S. to
P. O. B. Hardman
Beg. at a point on the W. line of
Warren St. 340 ft W. & 171.96 ft N.
of the S. V. cor. of lot 4 blk. 2 Adams
add. & running thence N. on S. W. line
of Warren St 70 ft. thence W. 185 ft
thence S. 70 ft thence E. 185 ft to
P. O. B. tract 7A Hardman
N.W.Vi, N.W.Vi. Sec. 23 TWP.
24 EWM Boardman
4N
1956-57
1957 iS
19M-59
19 00
1900 61
1955 56
1956- 57
1957- 56
1956 59
1959 60
1960-61
1953 56
1956 57
1957-M
1956-59
1959 60
196061
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 56
1958 59
1959-60
1960 61
1955 56
1956-57
1957 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1954- 55
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1956- 57
1957- 58
1959- 60
1960- 61
1954- 55
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1954- 55
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1954- 55
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1954- 55
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1954- 55
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
1955- 56
1956- 57
1957- 58
1958- 59
1959- 60
1960- 61
206
236
242
2 47
283
.63
.62
.68
.74
.72
.92
166
157
1.58
201
233
221
264
3.77
380
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534
544
559
5.02
506
6.43
7.12
7.26
39
.66
.63
.64
.74
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365
2.76
3.48
3.49
4.35
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4.06
3.55
22.03
4.00
4.43
47.66
41.74
56.33
47.00
52.03
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10.68
11.03
12.03
12.61
14.80
140.39
144.99
158.06
165.78
194.49
1.33
1.21
1.26
1.39
1.46
1.77
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2.33
2.09
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113.90
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231
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59.60
45.41
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62.92
291.78
6.76
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951.49
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3.75
on KiTen, International Kami
uth l-'hanj; liuiu Luxrm
ut "H la o il-an rnuinda
me uf the vlllajjfi tak home"
"llk II. me" fur Uila attrac
tive SI year old c"l, Mho la Mt
Hi hi: Murruw county aa an IHK
evliansre atudviit la fulmar-Ik-re
UVp. Uot. three mllea from
Luxrmbvur City. Lu.. where
he Uvea ith her parents (her
f.ither la mayor) and a married
brother and his family. The Von
ltoei;en. who originated In Ger
many, operate a farm thai has
tt-n In Ihe Itoegen family for
50 )era.
"We live tn a houae lhat It
clot to 150 yeara old. aaya the
brown haired vlaitor. "We have
remodeled It, however."
The International Farm Youth
Exchangee (IFYE) la an exten
sion vouth uroeram activity
loiiored by the 1 11 Foundation.
rarm youths from the United
States 120 lo 30 years of ace)
are selected to live and work
with rural people In other coun
tries for four lo six months, and
farm youths from cooperating
counties come to the United
States to live and work on farms
here, according to Esther KlrmK
and Joe Hay. Morrow county ex
tension agents.
The Fredrick Martin family.
lone, who are hosting this young
IFYE. are whoat ranchers In Mor
row county In eastern Orecon.
They are finding Marie a charm.
ing addition to their lamuy oi
three: Melvln. 19. a sophomore
at Oregon State University; Jean,
18. a graduating senior or lone
high school; and Ralph, 16, a
junior from lone high school.
"We're learning our European
geography, history, and culture
the easy way, laughs Mis. Mar
tin (Helen). "Marie is giving it
to us first-hand. We hope we're
giving her a little of the same
about the United States."
"I found Marie to be genuinely
interested in the activities of the
Martin family." savs Esther Kir-
mis, County Agent 'The first day
I met her in the Martin homo
39.87
$1379.42
IFYE Student
From Luxembourg
Appears Publicly
Tuesday nleht at the Morrow
County Fair, August 22, will be
"IFYE NITE when mane-vie-toire
von Roesgen from Luxem
bourg will speak at an informal
meeting of 4-H members, parents,
friends and all interested people
at the Heppner fair pavilion at
8:00 P. M., according to Esther
Klrmis and Joe Hay, county ex
tension agents.
Miss Roesgen, 24, is visiting
at the Fredrick Martin home,
lone, from August 6 to 26 where
she is experiencing the many
facets of ranch life in Eastern
Oregon.
She will speak at tne aoropi
imist Club, Heppner, at their
noon luncheon .on Thursday,
August 24. She has already vis
ited the lone uaraen ciud on
August 8, and the Heppner
Chamber of commerce, Augusi
The public Is cordially invited
to hear this Luxembourg IFYE
and to learn of this "people-to-people"
program sponsored by
the 4-H Club Foundation to fur
ther world peace.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Irby left
August 4 for Spokane where
they picked up her mother, Mrs.
Ella Bleakman who had been
visiting there. They were guests
of Mrs. Irby's aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lindburg.
On their return thev toured sev
eral lakes In northern Idaho be
fore coming home last Sunday
evening.
Tim Loyd, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Loyd, spent last week visit
ing with his aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ernest in
Longview, Wn., and vacation
with them on the coast
Mr. and Mra. Bill Labhart and
family left last week on an ex
tended trip to Southern Calif
ornia with plans to visit Disney
land and other points of interest.
You and each of you are fur
ther notified to appear within
thirty days from the date of the
first publication of this summons
and defend this suit or pay the
amount provided by law for the
redemption of said properties,
and If you so appear you are
further notified to serve copy
of your appearance-, objections
or answer on the undersigned
at his post office address as
herein below stated.
If you fail so to do, judgment
and decree will be entered in the
above entitled Court foreclosing
the liens of said taxes as shown
by the said tax foreclosure list,
together with interest and all
costs as shall be due upon each
of such properties. Said Judg
ment and decree will order that
the Clerk of this Court shall de
liver a certified copy of said
judgment and decree to the Tax
Collector of Morrow County. Ore
gon, and that said judgment
and decree shall be considered
to all intents and purposes a
certificate of sale to the County
of each of the properties there
in described.
And you further are notified
that plaintiff will apply to the
Court for such other relief as
may be Just and equitable In the
premises.
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff and
Tax Collector for Morrow
County
Robert Abrams,
District Attorney for Morrow
County, Oregon, and Attor
ney for Plaintiff.
Post Office Address: Heppner,
Oregon.
Date of first publication, Aug.
3. 1961.
Date of last publication, Aug.
24, 196L
Livestock Market
Cattle Hogs Sheep
SALE EVERT TUESDAY
12 MOON
On U. S Highway No. 30
N O BTHWESTEBN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
Baa. HennUtoa JO 7-3111
IO 74655 Harmlatoa. Oregon
Prank Wink & Sona Owners
Doa Wink. Mgr.
rtttlu-'t 'i !. ii ul StU an.)
ki.ttt kite Ma -!"! t-r!.. i y Uklllj
the rutf khan. j a i.ew aj
lUiutf the MaMH. had Juki pur
t h iked.
"I want (i l-trn atxiut all
t)ue thii i'. .Marie Cvtn-
men! In lir rui-i.ni accented , Walt;vM
Ki L'tlkh. "I fln4 ul ly try ing i wa te
When aked atn-ut her country,
khe rvj Uii. Ida! it U a ainall
liianular tu titiy tunJed by
tlermany. D-lium and Ft a no.
lt meauia only 55 milca
l.mg and 31 miles wide UH .j
mlleal. explain Ml Marie "It
la atnaller than your Morrow
county, but we hae more people.
3l4,lkJ at Hie lat count"
The country I varied like
your country." ahe continues. "In
the southern part are the low
land plain culled the od
Earth" by t.uxcmttourger. The
country In th north Is ruggedly
mountainous nearly one tlilr I
of Ihe country Is forested. Iron
and steel are found In cnortnout
dciioftiU. In general the climate
la mild, with Abundant rainfall
ChjKHially In the southwest.
Luxembourg, which became a
free country in 1S:K). Is a country
of small landowners; however,
only on man In five now live
off that land. Chief crops are
wheat, rye, oats, hurley, potatoes
and clover. Cuttle ana iruit are
raised. In fact, dairy products
exceed the local needs and are
exported to other countries.
"I found out that rose growing
sjieclalty." relates Helen Martin,
has long boon a Luxembourg
an avid cardner herself. "We
found some common ground
when I found out Marie loves
flowers as much as I do. "We
invited her to speak before the
lone Harden Club. The questions
surely flew thick and fast."
"I like the cookies she bakes,"
was 16-year old Ralph's com
ment. (He leases her like a kid
brother). "She has a little diffi
culty translating her native reci
pes of grams and liter Into our
cups and quarts, but what she
bakes comes out mighty good."
(They've been sampling her
raisin cookies and bean soup).
She and Joan Martin, who will
enter Oregon State as a fresh
man In September, are finding
it interesting to talk "girl talk."
"She tells me that there is
plenty of youthful marriages In
their cities too, tells Jean, "But
they don't date so early in the
outlying vllliges. The average
a ea of main.!- In Luxembourg
l 25 for tut and f 'f boy.
The Manisi family la teeing
t II that he knout of Ihe many
i..iUl of the Ute of Orrtfun.
When they ful met her they
Menl a i!ay at IVpol Ray and
gMng her a chance
In the Pacific tVean.
Conilrg home they lsltel Ih9
city of Potlland, drove up the
nifhtly Columbia l:iver llorge,
and then t w lh large
uheat field and deert land of
Fattern Oregon.
"We're planning a huckleberry
outing up to Mt. Adams." In
firm Fredrick Martin, member
of the Morrow county school
t-oard. "In lhat way she'll see
rur mountains, too."
When asked by Mlsa Klrmia
how she happened to Iiecome an
IFYE. Ihe dark-red IFYE ex
plained lhat they had entertain
ed two American exchangees In
tluir home, on from Ohio and
the other from Mississippi.
The MinUtcr of Agriculture In
Luxembourg anked m lo apply
It be nn IFYE over four years
ago," advised Catholic Marie.
"Hut at lhat Urn I felt I was
too young I would be homesick.
Now It la different I've grown
Mr"
The French -Cicrman and Eng
lish shaking Miss came to the
United States the first part of
May where she attended an or
ientation meeting In Washing,
ton, D. C She then spent the
months of Miy and June visit
Ing farm families In Kansas. Be.
side the Martins Maiie will be
visiting families In Linn nd
Jackson counties before she re
turns home at the end of October.
The Martins drove to Corvallls
on August 5 to meet Marie, who
along with five other exchangees
had Just come to Oregon from
a mid point meeting of foreign
IFYE's at Purdue University, La
Fyette. Indiana. Other farm stu
dents visiting In Oregon for the
next three months Include young
people of Netherlands, Vene
zuala, Poland, Finland, and Is
rael. Questioned about her future
Dlans when she returns to Lux
embourg, Marie has this to say.
"I will not be content to Btay
at home now I've grown so
much this past year. This IFYE
experience has made my world
wide. I think now I would like
to train for a nurse a nurse for
children."
MR. FARMER:
IT WILL PAY YOU TO
BUY YOUR
COMBINE NOW
AT THIS YEAR'S PRICES
FOR NEXT YEAR'S HARVEST
WE HAVE FOUR 1961 MODEL
JOHN DEERE 95H's LEFT
TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF END-OF-HARVEST
PRICE REDUCTION
BIG TRADEINS ALLOWED ON YOUR
OLD COMBINES - ALLOWING THIS
YEAR'S TRADEIN VALUES
TAKE DELIVERY NOW--
NO PAYMENTS
AND
NO INTEREST
UNTIL JULY, 1962
RUCO
(TRI-COUNTT EQUIPMENT CO.)
PHONE HEPPNER 6-9258