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NOTICE TO INTFFFmr
NOTICE 1jHEKFFVCS FN
that tr univrM-tned has teen
appoilitrd HcrS.t'ttl TtfT Stf
tv.e o.' :t atvv estate.
Aii fn-r.iis having claims
aga!nt the e.-tate are re
quired to present the same
ttmn f.xir months from this
date at P 0 F. x :U. Port
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latfj and f.rst puMishJ
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f;kt na '.ton al mnkof
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NOTICE OF SALE FY
TPl'STEE CF FEAL FFO
FEFTY INTEE A TFl'FT
DEEC L'N'TER O R.S. 66.735
THPOt'GH 86.78:.
MOKRC COt" NTT AF
STFACT ANT TITLE COM
PANY. INC.. as Trustee,
gives the folic nonce of
sale of the f. lilting describ
ed real propertv.
1. The names of the Gran
tors are Fred E. and Gladys
F. Miller, husband and ife,
the Trustee, Morrow Count)
Abstract and Title Compar.,
Inc.; the Fenficiar the Ban
of Eastern Oregon, a State
Bari-inj: Corporation.
C. The description of the
property covered b the Trust
Deed is as follows.
Lots 4.5,6, and 7, ir. Block
1. Fuller's Addition to the
Town of Lexington. Mor
row Count) . Oregon.
3. The book and page of
mortgage records where the
deed is recorded is as fol
lows: Microfilm Fecords,
Morrow Countv, Oregon, M
3273. 4. The default for which
the foreclosure is to be made
is the failure of the Grantors
to nuke the following pay
ments: Principal Installments -5173.85;
Interest Due as
of Jan. 20, 197:-$89.C7,
Advance for Insurance,
made Dec. 21, 1371
S32.0O. All of the principal install
ments aad insurance ad
vances carrv interest thereon
at 6 percent per annum.
5. The sum owing under
the obligation secured by the
Trust Deed is 53,626.0-0.
6. The 3ank of Eastern
Oregon as Beneficiary under
the Trust Deed has elected
to sell the property to sa
tisfy the above obligation.
7. The date, time and place
of the sale to be made by
the beneficiary shall be as
follows: June 22, 1372, at
the hour of 10:00 a.m., at
offices of the Morrow County
Abstract anc! Title Company.
Inc., 133 East Willow Street,
Keppner, Oregon.
E. The Grantors may have
the proceedings dismissed
arid the Trust Deed reinstat
ed b) payment of the en
tire amount then due, toget
her with costs, trustee's and
attorney's fees, such trust
ee's and attorney's fees not
ROP
,557 It fiH
We can write either a Participating
Plan or a Deviated Plan.
Rates have reduced In most areas
of the county this year on wheat,
and in the entire county on barley.
Turner, Von Marter
and Bryant
OKP OA.'-fTTK TIMrs
eieeeJirtf $50.00 farh, itar
tin prt.ir U 6n Ca be
fore the datf et Ur the
sale.
IVNE and FATED thi Zni
Ja of February, 1372.
MOFROV COt MY AS-
2TFACT L TITLE CO . INC.
Truster
Py S- Karr T. CPonneU,
President.
.v.o i: :ic
FICENIA FVJTVN has
moved to ritllcrest Nurting
hornr. Paoo, She r'cntl)
brik her n'Ivir iviw.
Or, .Va 4 there a$ a Fine
v. it) 4-K I eather Craft meet-
jng. Af iud refreshments
and thrn started to w.irk.
wortira or. our pri-vcts
for tti Couit) Fair
tntre is fO'ng to t a
nireting on vtT) Ttiurs., t.ll
SChtMi Is net.
FejH'rter.
eiviv . sers..
Banquet, Porfy
For Sth Grade
Tomorrow r.iftht, Mav 19
the 8tn grade will
treated to a banquet a: the
Kppnr Flks dining room.
Their nothers are preparing
a turnev cinner, Mrs. Den
nis Cass wJl serve as mas
ter of ct re monies. The Class
Prophecy and Class U ill w.U
thread. M s Kenneth Turn
er is coordinator for this
important Unquet which v
begin at 6 30.
Tne graduates have chosen
"The Spirit of '76 lives Or."
as their class motto. Their
coiors are red. white and
bjue. The 7:h and 8th grade
teachers and their wives or
husbands will be guests of
the class at the banquet.
a i o oj the 7tr, grade is
invitee to com? to the an
nual 7:h and Sth grade part)
and cUnce. The Soroptimist
CluL members will again act
as hostesses for this party.
City Law officer 'Corky"
Kolkhorst is no at home
after surgery at St. Anthony's
in Pendleton and is resting
mceiy. Mrs. K. reports.
Sirs. Nettie Denton, mother
of Sirs. Raymond French and
Howard Denton, suffered a
stroke on Ma) 10th in Salem
at the home of her daugh
ter Mrs. Joe Pivera. Norma
and Howard went to visit her
on Mathers' Day and found her
improving.
Lt'TEEP LA3t'E
.May 7, the Luther Lea
gue held their meeting Z
Valby Lutheran Church. John
Sumner called the meeting to
order. Lehman Hot Springs,
June visit was discussed.
Taiked of Spring Convention
at Baker and other conven
tions and camps. We elect
ed officers: president- Phil
Carlson; Vice - president,
Donna Flack; Secretary.
Diane McLaughlin; reporter
Sandra Palmer. For Valbj
Church we elected as food
chairmen - Joel Petersonand
Charlie Sumner, program
committee; Rick Peterson
and Sponsors - Barbara Pe
terson and Donna Peterson.
Sandra Palmer
Reporter
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