TEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday April 19, 1979
Heppner-Ione game becomes slugf est
Public Notice
outs. Then, with two down,
Ted Proctor drilled a single
that drove home his brother,
Mike, to win the game.
Dennis vPeck started the
game for the Mustangs, and
was relieved by Lionel Wood
in the fifth, who was in turn
spelled by John Bier in the
tenth. The Mustang mounds
men gave up only one walk,
compared with 10 for the
Honkers. But Arlington con
nected for 10 hits, compared
with four for Heppner. The
Mustangs committed only
three errors in the 12 innings,
compared with five for Arling
ton. In addition to Stookey's two
hits, singles were tagged by
Dennis Peck and Doug Hol
land. Moving back to the home
field on Saturday, the Mus
tangs had another close game
on their hands with Wasco.
Unfortunately, only the first
game of the Wasco double
header counted towards
league standings.
The league opener saw
Wasco break into an early
lead, picking up four runs in
the first inning to one for
Heppner. But the Redsides
were held scoreless for the
next five innings, while Hep
pner slowly gained, tieing the
scoring in the sixth.
Dennis Peck led off the
second by drilling a homer
into orbit over the right center
field fence. Peck doubled in
the sixth, as well. Other
Heppner hitters included
Lionel Wood, Dale Holland
and Mike Stookey, each with
singles.
With the scored tied at 4-4
going into the top of the
seventh, Wasco's Randy Snod
grass drilled a two-run single,
ending the Redsides' scoring
at six. In the bottom of the
final inning, Heppner loaded
the bases but failed to score.
All totaled, the Mustangs
got four runs on five hits while
committing no errors.
Wasco's six runs came on as
many hits, with the Redsides
making three errors.
Peck went the distance on
the mound for the Mustangs,
striking out 10 and walking
six.
In the second game, Lionel
Wood pitched a two-hitter for
the Mustangs, striking out six
and walking only one in the
process. Scoring ended in a 5-0
shutout for Heppner.
Dennis Peck hammered out
two singles, while Mike
Stookey. Ken Stookey and
Scott McEwen each drilled
lone singles. Freshman John
Murray had good day at the
plate, tagging a double off the
right field fence and hitting a
single.
Mustang batters flexed their
muscles during Tuesday's
game against lone, pounding
out 14 hits in a 16-6 romp over
the Cardinals.
Heppner got off to a 2-0 lead
in the first, but was caught by
lone in the third a six-run
inning for the Cards. The
Mustangs tied the score in the
bottom of the third, and the
score remained a 6-6 tie until
the bottom of the fifth, when
Heppner unleashed seven
runs. The Mustangs tallied
three more runs in the sixth to
ice the game.
Dennis Peck was three-for-four
at the plate, including a
lead-off homer in the bottom
of the sixth. Dale Holland got a
single and a double in four
appearances at the plate,
while his brother, Doug,
picked up a double and three
RBIs. Scott Groshen was
two-for-three, with a double
and four RBIs. Scott McEwen
was three-for-four, including a
triple and two RBIs. Other
Mustang hitters were Lionel
Wood and John Murray, each
with singles.
Cardinal hitters included
Robin LaRue, Dennis Stefani,
Kevin McCabe and Barney
Rea, each with singles.
Public Notice
Public Notice
Public Notice
4 wiui ih. HFPPItra CITY tfHIHCIL . -
dla governing iwoy
i21 "7:30,,.. at Hippner CUT Hall
Ul htii on Hay
. The purpuaa ol thli aaaclaa la to ilacuaa tti budfc (or
tha flacal rur talaalu Jul I, 19 79 u approved ay tha City of HppnT
'Municipal Corporation
fcaagat CoamlttM. a auaaaar? of tha budgat la praaaocad 'jalow. A copy of tha budget aay oa lnapactad or obtained !r ol
cttaxte at Heppner City HU betvaao tn houra of 9:00 A.M. 5:QO P.M.
budgac wad praparad oo a uaata of accounting X natata' not ..onaleiaot with the baala of accounting aaad durlnc tha
ptaicadlng r Hajor cliaagaa, li any, and tnelr effect oo ina ouogat , ere aaplalaad salov.
J. r. Sweeney, Mayor
Morrov
Heppner
(County)
(Chalrparaoa of Govarnlog tody)
FINANCIAL SU1AT
Adopted dudaec
Hile Veer 78-9
Approved Budi
seat ?aar
ANTIC UaTED
LXPE.'illTUlxS
Total Peraonal Sarvlcaa t Included ail payroll coace)
Total, 'iaterlala and Sarvicae
Totaa Capital Outlay
Total AXl Otnar Lapaodlturee and Kaqulraatenta . . . .
TOTAL TIC LPATED ELPSMJ ITVR2S
U3,M
90,410
65,670
71,720
1.750
2.500
4,000
6,062
185.105
170.632
I AJfTIClPAllB
! UVEMJIS
Total Eavanuaa baxapt Property Taaaa . . . .
TotaJ. Property Taaaa Kaqulrad to Balance audgec
TOTAL ANTICIPATES VEiejtS
114,155
75,765
94,927
185,105
170,691
j A1ITIC1TATH)
TAX LEVT
Total Property Taaaa iUqulrad to aalo,e budgec.
Plua : Eatlaatad Property Taaaa Not to e Aacalvad
(Dlacouota Allowed and Taaaa Not PaldJ. . .
70,950
94,927
9,224
12,341
TOTAL PHOPtjn TAX LWI
80,174
107,268
summajit or
Tax Lairr
Lasry Ultbln Tea &aaa
On-Taar Special Levy Oucelda Tan gaaa . . . . . . . .
Ooa-Yaar Specie! Lavy (Morgan St. Brldga)
Saxlal Lavlaa and CantlnulAg Lawlea
43.974
36,200
60,656
Lavy for PiTaat of bonded Oabt
20,520
63,618
67,154
STATEHmT :T CDUTNLj
SLBT ULTSTAWpmC
Jt AS SMuutlZED BELJU
JLBT Ai:rdO:ZED,MOT INCUR1ED
K)Nc J AS SLMrlAJUZED BELOW
PUBLISH ONLY If LJUPLETU)
1 DEBT JUTSTAMD1MC JUI ALTH0 UP). NOT mOHAg) . . I
Thla Year ' Meat Year Thla fear Naat Year j
TYK Of PUT aa of July 1 aa of July 1 aa of July I , aa of July 1 j
502.000 472.000 j j
i i
laaanat iaarlag UerTenta
Start tarn aotaa . , I
; ;
total o.itidx.s. 1 502.000 I 472.0Q9 I 1
HSHS KIOI IKIM. AN VII VMUKIM I ID Id IIMIH
Tolal Pcisonuol Viim, (liiJu.lcs jll Past, ill (,,sl.
Total MateiuK ami Vrviu'
Total ( apnal ( IiiiIjv
Tola! All Ulna Ki iimeine'llls
Total K''qtnu.Mk n i hii.li!. Inn.' li.uisicM
Total KYsmiu,. I s.cpt lax .. In l.nal
Ad Val'iicri' l.ivi Kl-i.i.'1vciI
All .tl. ilCltl j KCIIIICil Itl IjjI.itKt.
I siinuti-'il Tjv ui 1.1 he KtvLivi'il
TuIjI il j.n,.m j In In Uvi.,1
I l v V itlnti (. IVtii'tii I nun jii, ii!
U'VV Olllsul-' 1. IVfvilll 1 KIIIUIliill
Ouiik (i I V- j v'c ii I I iiinlaliiiii (SiiijI lew l
V i! Siihi. i hi I i mil jl ii hi
Ttitat Fetbiuiiiel Scivkt ( Injink-s all I'awull ( nsis)
Total Materials and Services .
Tolal Capital Outlay .
Total All Otliti KV,ii!ic!iieul
Total Requirements llnLludiiii; Tiansteil
Total Resources I xcept Tax to be Levied ....
Ad Valorem Taxes Received .
Ad Valorem Tax Reijuiied to Balance
Fstiniated Tax Not to be Received , .
Total Ad Valoieni Tax to be Levied
Levy Within 0 Percent Limitation .
Levy Outside b IVicent Limitation . . ...
Ij;vy Outside b Percent Limitation (Senal Levy , . .
Not Subject to Limitation
General Government
Actual Adopted
77 I "78
77,815
45,292
3,176
1,000
127,319
16 7,892
. 3,223
78
79
113,685
65.670
1,750
4,000
lSLios
ll4r155
70,950
9.224
aQ.174
43,974
36.200
79 n Vimi 80
90,410
71,720
2,500
6,062
170.692
75. 765
94,927
12,341
107.268
46,612
60,656
77 " 78
-0--
. -Or.
-0-
-6-"
I his Yfdi
-xa.ooo.
-a8,ooo
-o-
18,000
2t520
20.520
-0-
20.520
A'pTirmtetf
79 v 80
.0.
-0-
-0--0--0-"-0--0-
Bxuid
Total Peisnunel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs).
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Requnenients
Total Requirements (Including Transtersl
Tolal Resources Lxcept Tax to be Levied
Ad Valorem Taxes Received
Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance
Estimated Tax Not to be Received
Total Ad Valoieni Tax to be Levied
Levy Within b Percent Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation (Serial Levy I. . .
Not Subject to Limitation .... ... .......
(Levy for paysent of Boodgrd Debt.)
77 Last Veai 78
-58a353
J8.353 ..
261 1
Adopted
78 In is e.n 79
Pt UrVrfLKVVI
57839
57.839
la54p
. 56,299
..7.319 .
.63618-.
63.618.
79 V
80
61,303
61.303
1,874..
" 59 , 42 9 '
7.725
67,154
67,154.
OREGON DEPT. OF REVENUE
Total Persmial Vivues ( Includes all Pay roll ( osls) .
Total VljleiuK .ind Seivii.es v
Tiilal 1 jpital Outlay
Total All Othei I pcnditurc and Keqtnrementi .
Tolal Expendituies and Requirements
OKI.AMAIIONAI
IMIPKOt.KAVI Gene
1
FUND
Total Pcisoiul Services I Includes all Hayioll Costsl .
Total Malt'iuK and Seivtces .
Tolal C apilal Oull.i)
Total All Other I xpvnditures and Requirements . .
Tolal hxpendilures and ReUiremen!i
ACTUAL DATA AOOPTEO BUU'il T APPtilJVr o b' JDUET
LAST VtAR 77-78 THIS YFAH 78-79 Nf X T V an 79-80
1TZ.X9.0 3 7 37.445 . 29,692
41.281 . 62.260 38.525 .
." 2.417 500 1.5O0
r0- 4000 6,062 ..
6?, 735 1 104.205 J 75.77?
ORC.AMZATIONAL
UMTPROCiRAVI Swl Pool FUM)
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGf T .ippuc K; 8 '('J.
LAST YEAH 77-78 THIS VEAR Z?-79 t XT t; '! 79-80
,392 5.685 6,084
1.001 1.555 1,900
-0- -o- ...
-Q- -Or... - -0--- -
5-394 I 7f240 I 7.984 I
GENERAL GOVE It IKE NT .
UNITPROGRAM Sanitary
GENERAL COVES SHE NX .
FUND
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEARJ7;78 THIS YEAR .78-79 NEXT YEAR 7j-.8Q
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs). . . . -0- 0- -0-
Total Malenals and Services " 750 750 ' 750"
Tolal Capital Outlay -0- -0- -QZ
Total All Other Lxpendilurcs and Requirements -0- -0- -6-
Total Expenditures and Requirements 750 T 750 750
UNITPROGRAM Police
FUND
Tolal Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs).
Total Materials and Services
Tolal Capital Outlay
Total All Other Lxpenditurcs and Requirements . .
Total Expenditures and Requirements
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR 77-78 THIS YEAR ?879 NEXT YEAH 79-80
5iU00B 60.317. 65.981
-0- -0- .6.250
-0- -0- -Q-
rQ- -Q- -9-. ...
I i2.Q0fl I 60. 317 I 72.?31
AJraMiirr unitprcx;ram ir oepartMDt
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs).
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements . .
Total Expenditures and Requirements
FUND
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR 77-78 THIS YEAR 78-79 NEXT YEAR 79-80
z?37jrl iH 5.524
2i295 1,380 1,250"
T5S -0- -Q.
1.000 -o- '" -0-
6.432 I 5.574" T "6.778
GENERAL COVER (ME NT
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c " 'A .'A'A .! I.' H. f .-,l'l-.. ... ,on
A.st Yt.xit 77-78 rms eah 78- 79 vt s..., 79-80
I 'Ml IVis.. ,: s- . iln.i.,1. . n l'a i.msi -0 4,749 5,085
l. i, l, . - s, ,.., .o- 1,020 1,085
loi.il ' ..'i:.,! ii:,. -0- 1,250 1,000
l.n.il V! iH.ei I viviid.l lies .iii.I Kequiiemci . . -0- -0- -0-
lol.il I . 'on Ji ; hi and Kc.iiiienients . . . 0 7.019 1 7.170
I I 'MIS NOT RK0UIRIM
all l'.ii.'ll CosInI
A PROI'I Rl V I V I" I I I VII II
StreetRoad
H l
lot.ll I'eis nil! Vi.l.es lliklil
lulal V1.iten.iK jnd Seisues . . .
Tolal ( apilal ( lutlay . . .
Total All Dtlici l vteiidiiiiii's and Requirements
Intjl I spciidiliues and Requirements
Total Kesmirces
I.ital Peisi'iul Scivices (Includes all Payroll Costsi
Liljl Viatel i.ils and Services
lol.il I apit.il OiiIj
loi.il All (Illu't I speudiluri's and Requirements . .
loi.il I vi'cudiliiiex and Keiuirements
lol.ll KcsOIIKCs
lolal Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Coslsl
Total Materials and Services
Tolal Capital Outlay
lolal All Othei I xpendituies and Rcquuemenis . .
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Total Kesouices
,, : .. - r a ,.i.i ii-1 . h . .' r -o u(it t
77-78 tor, tAn 78-79 ., . 79-80
-0- llx428 1 5,2 23
28,772 1 23,772 28,800
-o- ''''"ixOoo 1,120
19.970 ; r; 200 7.157
48,742 38.200 52,300
50.653 1 38.200 I 52.300
Water Utllltj . 'FUND
ACTUAL DAIA. I ADOPTED BUDGET I APPROVED BUIKiET
LAST YEAR 7J7B THIS YEAR JaABL MXT -EAR 7j-flQ
3O,068 47.582 56,569
21.396 20.635 22,230
-6-" -0- 1,290
13,706" 8I383 " 4,000
65jl JO " 76.600 84,089 ,
75.693 I " 76.600 I 84.089
Sewer Operating FUND
ACTUAL DATA I AOJPTtO BULK it T I APPHOVFD BUDGET
LAST YEAH Z7-7tt THI YEAR 8-9 NEXT YEAR 79flQ
10,137 11,428 15,223
6.378 900 " 8,960
-0 -0- 1,290
22,956 26.972 9,?27
39A47l7"Z 39,300 " 35.400
43.443 I 39.300 I 35.400
'lea Refer ye
FUND
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
Tutal Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Othei Lxpenditutes and Requirements . .
Total I.XX'ndnutes and Requiiements
Total Kesouices
Total Petsonal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
Total Materials and Services
Tolal Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements . .
Tolal Expenditures and Requirements
Total Resources
Total Petsonal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
Tolal Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements . .
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Total Resources
Iul.il IV is. .ii.il Ni'iu..'- (InJudc all Pay mil tostsl
lot.il V1.ilen.il- and Senkes
lut.il I .i-.'iljl I lnll.li
Toi.il V., 1 :', : I spciuhuiics .ind kcqtnie'iients
lolal I s.vi..l."m i:. l Kci,ulic-i'ct;! .
Total R.-v li.i's
I i !' v i.,; s. i s llnjiiile- .ul Pa. mil (oslsi
loi,: VI,'. ;!.iis ah.; seivices
. ,. ( j 'i'.i ( lilll.O
lot.il A., liliiet I speiidiluifs and Requirements. .
lolal 1 ! iiditines ,';d lic'iimei'ieuls
lotal Ke.oiii.es
ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET I APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR JZ?78 THIS YEAR JflZSL NEXT YEAR 79-80
f3 .000 2.000 2000 "
13,000 2,000 2,000
13.000 1 2.000 I 2.000
StceeiL Iglpnt . . fund
ACTUAL DATA 1 ADOPTED BUDGfJ I APPROVED tLUUGrT
LAST YEAR 77rB THIS YEAR Jb-l3 NEXT YEAH79-B0-
2)00" -6- 4,'852
2,000 -0- !,852
2.000 I -0- I 4.852
Police Equlp-aent Raerv . . FUND
ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET I APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR J2Jli THIS YEAR -7-8-79 NEXT YEAR7980-
-0- 27660 "2.000"
-q- 2,000 2,000
-0- I 2.0W 1 2eflQQ
Flood Liaiaaita Bond Proceed Tl'ND
Act 1 A 1 l-AIA Mifjl'TI . b :i( I : . tf'.DGtT
LA5r t ao 7778 T.us vtA' 78-79 ,t ...... 79-80
" 404 " ' " '
.."7.104 ..." 7,406 7.842
7,508 7.406 7842
7.508 I 7.4A6 I 7.R47
Water Itaprovanauit Bood Proceeda FI ND
a AL ta I ui jPTr ' H vTt PI ' :t t
i' 77-78 78-79 ' 79-80
sa -IlL -o- ... .
2680 .-0- ..-0-
2-6BQ 1 -0- I -0-
Rfvequ SbeXlns
FUND
ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGE T APOHOVED S..JGET
LAST YEAR 77.7B TH!S YEAR 7fl-7Q I NEXT vfAR
Total Personal Seuices (Includes all Pawoll Costsi . .
Total Materials and Services 9fS8 18.850 14.250"
Tolal C apt al Outlay .783 4,500 ...3230.
lotal All Othei I xpeudiluies and Rrquneoieiils J. 3 rQQQ JflQQ
Total I xpendituies and Reqiiireineiiis . . . 17.341. . 26,'iVj 2128.0
Tolal Resom.es 29.601 1 ""26.350 " T 21.780 """
. Morten StcieC fir 1 due
FUND
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costsi
lolal Materials and Services
Total Capital Outla
Total All Othei I spenditiues and Requirements. .
lolal I xjHMidituiCN and Requiiements
Total Resouiccs
ACTUAL
LAST YEAR 1
me
ADOPTED
THIS V EAR
"20,520
20,520'
" 207520
APPROVED B
NEXT YEAR
mo
i'.odo"
i ,6oo '
1,000
Published April 19, 1979
Call For Bids
Notice is hereby given that
the Common Council of the
City of Heppner, Oregon, at its
regular meeting on May 7th,
1979 at 8:00 p.m. prevailing
time will open bids for a
variety of brand name junk
water meters total of 84 in all,
and for 85 Park-O-Meter
parking meters used 16 years.
Bids must include all water
meters or all Park-O-Meters.
The Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Marshall Lovgren,
City Administrator
Published April 12, 19, 26, May
3, 1979.
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
The Morrow County Plan
ning Commission will hold a
public hearing on Monday,
April 30, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Morrow County Court
house in Heppner, Oregon.
A public hearing will be held
on the following:
1. Application by Ed Glenn
for change of Zone from Farm
to Farm Residential 4N R25
Sec. 20 tax lot 100 located on
Kunze Road within the Board
man Urban Growth Boundary.
Interested persons are in
vited to the hearing and
express their views. Written
signed statements will be
considered. Reasons for ap
proval or disapproval should
be included in oral or written
statements.
Dorris L. Graves
Chairperson
Morrow County
Planning Commission
Published April 12 and 19, 1979
In the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon
For the County of Morrow
Notice of Sale
No. 5948
The State of Oregon, Repre
sented and Acting by the
Director of Veterans' Affairs,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Eugene R. Cain and Margaret
Cain, husband and wife; Lloyd
A. Weigel Construction, Inc.,
an Oregon corporation; Cred
its, Inc., and Pat Hickman,
Defendants.
By virtue of an Execution
issued out of the above-entitled
Court in the above-entitled
cause to me directed and
dated the 22nd day of March,
1979 based upon a decree
rendered and entered in said
Court on the 2nd day of March,
1979 in favor of the State of
Oregon, Represented and Act
ing by the Director of Veter
ans' Affairs, commanding me
to make sale of the following
described real property, to
wit: Lot 11, Block 1, Osterkamp
Addition to the City of Irrigon,
Morrow County, Oregon,
together with certain personal
property, to-wit:
1976 VANDY 2U; Title No.
7701117607; Serial No.
7UD60X 283CKS0093
to satisfy a judgement against
defendants. Eugene R. Cain
and Marg; ret Cain, for the
sum of $30,210.00, with interest
on $30,210.00 at 5.9 per cent per
annum from December 15,
1978.
NOW, THEREFORE, by
virtue of said Execution and
Decree and in compliance
with the command of said
Writ. I will on the 8th day of
May, 1979, at 1:30 p.m., at
P.O. Box 281 (3rd Street),
Irrigon, Morrow County, Ore
gon, sell at public auction and
subject to redemption to the
highest bidder for cash in
hand all of the right, title, and
interest which the above
named defendants, and each
of them, had on the 27th day of
February, 1979, the date of the
Decree, and thereafter had in
and to the above-described
real and personal property or
any part of portion thereof, to
satisfy said Execution and
Decree and interest, costs and
accruing costs. That said sale
is subject to statuatory re
demption rights in the real
property only.
Dated at Heppner, Oregon,
this 27th day of March, 1979.
L.D. Fetsch, Sheriff,
Morrow County, Oregon
Published March 29, April 5,
12. 19. 1979
BUDGET COMMITTEE
MEETING
A public meeting of the
Budget Committee of the Port
of Morrow will be held at 3
p.m., April 27, 1979 at the Port
of Morrow Office, Nelson
Square, Boardman, Oregon.
At this time the budget
message and the proposed
budget will be presented to the
budget committee for their
consideration. A copy of the
proposed budget will be avail
able at the Port of Morrow
office, Boardman, Oregon.
Anyone may discuss the
budget, in whole or in part,
with the budget committee.
E.S. Toadvin
Budget Officer
Published April 19, 1979
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
NO. 6158
SUMMONS
BILDCO, INC.,
A Washington Corporation
Plaintiff,
v.
MICHAEL P. PARTLOW; T.
A. BALZHISER, and MARY
N. BALZHISER; FEDERAL
LAND BANK ASSOCIATION
OF SPOKANE, WASHING
TON; UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA acting through the
FARMERS HOME ADMIN
ISTRATION; UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE; RICH
PARTLOW: JOE TATONE;
RENT-A-RAIN; MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY; RAINIER NATION
AL BANK; CREDITS
BUREAU, INC.; BALDWIN
PIANO AND ORGAN CO.;
COLLIER CARBON AND
CHEMICAL CORP., dba:
AGRI-CHEM UMATILLA;
Defendants.
TO: MICHAEL P. PARTLOW
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, you are
hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed
against you in the above--entitled
Court on or before the'
expiration of four weeks from
the date of first publication of
this summons; if you fail so to
appear and answer, plaintiff,
for want thereof, will apply to
the above-entitled court for
the relief prayed for in their
complaint, to-wit:
For a decree that the
plaintiff have judgement
against the defendant in the
amount of $80,000.00 principal,
together with interest thereon
at the rate of 9'a per cent per
annum from May 5, 1977 until
paid, $5,000.00 attorney's fees
together with costs and all
other necessary relief as the
Court may deem proper, and
for mortgage foreclosure.
This summons is served
upon you by publication there
of for four consecutive weeks
in the Heppner Gazette Times,
by the Order of The Honorable
Jack Olsen, Judge of the
Circuit Court of Morrow
County, State of Oregon,
which Order was made and
entered on the 13th day of
April, 1979.
NOTE TO DEFENDANT:
MICHAEL P. PARTLOW,
READ THESE PAPERS
CAREFULLY.
You must "appear" in this
case or the other side will win
automatically. To "appear"
you must file with the Court a
legal paper called a "Motion."
"Demurrer" or "Answer".
This paper must be given to
the Court within four weeks
from the date of the service of
this summons upon you, along
with the required filing fee. It
must be in the proper form
and have proof of service on
the plaintiff, or the plaintiff's
attorneys to show that the
other side has been given a
copy of this.
If you have any questions
you should see an attorney
immediately.
Dated of first publication:
April 19th, 1979.
Date of last publication:
May 10th, 1979.
WINTER & SWEENEY
Herman W. Winter
attorney for plaintiff
P.O. Box 582,
Heppner, Oregon 97836
Telephone: 503-676-9456
Published April 19, 26; May 3,
10, 1979
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