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EIGHT-The Heppner Gaiette-Tlmei, Heppner. Oregon, Thursday, July 23, I9S1 Match play tournament gets underway Sunday at Wfflow Creek CC A men's match play tourn ament will get underway at the Willow Creek Country Club in Heppner Sunday, July 26, with a 7 a.m. kick-off breakfast. Cost is $3 for an optional ham, egg and pancake break fast, prepared by Chef John Shaw, and $2 for prizes. The schedule for the tourna ment is as follows: . Round 1: July 26 -August 8; Round 2: August 9 - August 22; Round 3: August 23 - Septem ber 5: Round 4: September 6 -September 19; and Round 5: September 20 - October 3. TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE Reference is made to that certain trust deed executed and delivered by West of Willow Inc., An Oregon Cor poration as grantor, to Mor row County Abstract and Title Co., Inc., as trustee, to secure certain obligations in favor of Bank of Eastern Oregon, Heppner Branch, as benefici ary, dated January 13, 1981, recorded January 14, 1981, in the mortgage records of Morrow County, Oregon, in book No. "M" at page 10608, covering the following de scribed real property situated in said county and state, to-wit: The South half of Lot 9, Block 4, of the Original Town (now city) of Hep pner, Morrow County. Oregon. ALSO, undivided one-half interest in and to the South concrete wall situated upon the South line of the South half of the North half of Lot 9, Block 4 of the Original Town mow city ) of Heppner. said wall being at a point on the said South line 70 feet East from the East line of Main Street in said City, and extending East 60 feet. EXCEPT THEREFROM the East 2 feet 9 inches of the South half of Lot 9. Block 4 of the Original Town (now city) of Hep pner, Morrow County. Oregon. Both the beneficiary and the trustee have elected to sell the said real property to satisfy the obligations secured by said trust deed and to fore close said deed by advertise ment and sale. There is a default bv the grantor owing the obligations, ther performance of which is secured by said trust deed, with respect to provisions therein which authorize sale in thevent of default of such provision, in that the grantor has failed to pay. when due. the following sums thereon: Delinquent installments (Principal and Interest) $11.241. 12 to 3-15-81 Delinquent personal prop erty taxes $ 1.451.92 to 4-15-81 Delinquent real property taxes $ 5,185.04 to 4-15-81 Advanced for attorney's fees 1.192.75 to 3-31-81 Advanced for repairs on property $ 69.98 Other liens constituting defaults Federal tax lien $3,769.09 Judgement . in. favor of Dennis D. Doherty $3,161.87 plus $1,500.00 plus $ 7150 State Employment Division Lien No. 9895 $ 265.64 plus $5.00 City Water charges $ 212.44 Matches will be played at times mutually convenient for the opponents. The tournament consists of an 18-hole match handicap play with USGA rules and the current posted handicap. The winner will be responsible for posting results. Prizes will be awarded to the champion, runner-up, third place, fourth place, consolation champion and consolation runner-up. Sign up for the tournament should be completed by Thurs day, July 24; the $2 tourna ment fee may be paid to committee chairman John Edmundson. -CB 0 PUBLIC NOTICES Other proceedings pending in Morrow County District Court On April 4. 1981. the bene ficiary sold personal property located on the above described property. Said sale was pur suant to a security agreement between grantor and benefici ary which partially secured the same underlying obliga tion secured by the trust deed. At the time of the sale the above sums were then owing and delinquent or constituted liens on the real property secured by the trust deed in violation of the terms thereof. The said grantor has de faulted in his performance of the terms of the trust deed and the obligations secured there by in that he has failed to pay. when due. the alxive mention ed obligations and allowed the above mentioned liens to accrue against the real prop erty secured bv the Trust Deed. After sale of the personal property and application of the proceeds, the following amounts remain outstanding and as liens: With interest thereon at 9 percent per annum Delinquent principal and interest Installments $ 249.21 to 4-4-1981 Advanced for taxes $5,184.04 Advanced for insurance $ (uncertain) Advanced for attorney's fees $1,192.75 to 4-1-1981 Advanced for repairs $ 69.9B to4-l -1981 (Other liens constituting defaults are as set for'h above) Which are now past due. and delinquent. Grantor's failure just described is the default for which the foreclosure mentioned above is being made. By reason of said default, the beneficiary has declared all obligations secured by said trust deed immediately due. and payable, said sums being the following: Unpaid principal balance $42.050. 74 to 4 15-81 Unpaid interest 153.23 to 4-20-81 (perdiem rate $16.94 1 Real property taxes $ 5,184.04 Repairs $ 69.98 Reasonable attorney's fees. trustee's cost, and other foreclosure cost. A notice of default and election to sell and to foreclose was duly recorded April 30. 1981, in book "M" at page 18797 of said mortgage records, reference thereto hereby being expressly made. WHEREFORE, NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the undersigned trustee will on Thursday, the 10th day of Local cowboys compete at -Irr m Jt ... ejvA y C - fir . 7 iiiy WV;V:. ( ' 1 D VV I - - -' ' - -,' 1 v. . "i " yY I f f v K T 1 4 C"-' " "rm. I & taau& -. .A rat 'tkmmtm . co-.i.i k n,t Hn mi -irn mini mi mwnii MiHmmm' i tmmmum Ron Currin placed 2nd on this run. Hon Currin Jr.. son of Hon and Judy Currin. competed at the Calgary Stampede recently on the North West Volcano team. The Volcanos won. heating Saskatchewan. Badlands, and Alberta teams Currin placed second on the first match with Saskatchewan Sid Brit!. Echo, team captain, won the steer 'A -rr I m in The laraest clams in the world weigh close to 500 pounds. PUBLIC NOTICES D September. liWl.at the hour of eleven o'clock, n.m . Standard Time, as established by Sec tion lf.7 Hi) Oregon Revised Statutes, at The office of Morrow County Abstract and Title Co.. 2fi9 N Main St . in the City of Heppner. Countv of Morrow. State of Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the interest in the said described real prop erty which the grantor had or had power to convey at the time of the execution by him of the said trust deed, together with an interest which the grantor or his successors in interest acquired after the execution of said trust deed, to satisfy the foregoing obliga tions thereby secured and the costs and expenses of sale, including a reasonable charge by the trustee. Notice is further given that any person named in Section 86.760 of Oregon Revised Statutes has the right to have the foreclos ure proceeding dismissed and the trust deed reinstated In payment ol the entire amount due Hither than such portion of spin principal vmld not then be due had no default occurred i together with costs, trustee's and attorney's fees at any time prior to five days betore the date set for said sale In construing this notice and whenever the context hereof so requires, the masculine gender includes the lemmme and the neuter, the singular includes the plural, the word ''grantor" includes any suc cessor in interest to the grantor as well as any other person owing an obligation, the performance of which is secured bv said trust deed, and their successors in inter est: (tie v.ord 'trustee" in cludes any successor trustee and the word "beneficiary" includes any successor in interest of the beneliciary named in the trust deed DATED at Heppner. Oregon May 1. 1981. Trustee, Helen O Dontiell Secretary Morrow County Abstract and Title Company Publt 1981 bed: July 9. 16. 23, 30, ij . A iir ArJ a i. T IP jpEBUC NOTICES ORKGONCIHCriTCOt'KT FOR MORROW COt'NTY In the Matter of the Estate of KI.AISK SIGSHKK GEORGE aka ELAINE S GEORGE No IH5!i NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has U'on appointed and has qualified as the personal representative of said estate All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, within four months after the date of first publication of this notice, as stated below, to the personal representative at: the law office of Ahrams 4 Kuhn. 269 A Main Street. Heppner. Oregon 978:16. or they may be barred All persons whose rights may be affected by the proceedings in this estate may obtain additional information from the records of the Court, the personal representative or the attorney for the personal representative Dated and first published: July 22. 1981. Christopher Sigsbee George Personal Representative Rt 1 Box 3386 Heppner. Ore (17836 David Daniel George Personal Representative P.O.Box 944 Ml Angel. Ore 97363 Published : 1981 .July 23. 30. Aug 6. rvtvivi'i'iviviTrrivivrvivivrrrrivivi-i-iTi-r The f.lcrroiv County Picnic will be held in LaurcIEiursft Paris, Portland, en the 2nd ef August, 1981. Coffee served. Bring your friends. Calgary stampede wrestling competition of the Stampede Currin's immediate family and grandparents. George and Helen Currin were among Volcano fans. Britt's wife, Randi, hazed for Sid and daughter, Lihby. joined the fans. Butch Knowles of Heppner won the PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association) saddle bronc event. His wife, Mary Mealy Knowles. also attended Julie Grieb appointed to state advisory spot Julie Grieb of Ix-xington was recently apMiinted to the Slate Arivisorv Council for Career and Vocational Educa tion bv Governor Victor Ativeh Grieb. apMiinled to council position no 20. will represent vocational education students for n term beginning October 1. 1981. and ending September M). I9K4 A 1979 graduate of Heppner High School. Grieb is a sophomore in agriculture and (3- PUBLIC NOTICES - -.. - u PUBLIC NOTICE Bacterial Standards Exceed-, ed in the City of Heppner water Supply. The City of Heppner reports that the water supply failed to meet F'ederal bacteriological stand ards during the April May June. 1981, quarter. Analysis of monthly drinking water samples indicated that the June sample was positive for coliform organisms and that this result exceeded the limit allowed by law. The coliform organism is used as an indicator of microbiological quality, and while these or ganisms pose no threat to health, their presence does indicate that a source of contamination might exist somewhere in the water system. An investigation was initiated by the City as soon as the positive sample was re ported. Chlorination was im mediately instituted and sub sequent samples of the drink ing water were negative to coliform. Published: July 23. 1981 '" i"in.'ui .i.umihij niiiiiiuiuinpiii i m f 1 f 2 i z- i i x 'Z 1 ) J vt Julie Grieb resource economics at Oregon State t'niversilv Grieb is a member of the Sigma Kappa Sororitv. vice president of the National Agriculture Marketing Assoc iation at OSt'. and an ASOSC Agriculture senator From 1979 I9K0 she was elected Stale . FFA Sentinel Grieb who is working this summer on the familv farm in Lexington, says she plans to go into some field of agricul tural marketing and public relations She is the daughter of Garv and Virginia Grieb. New ministry f . , , , , JJS frV. rv,,. ,,L ,,,.,1 rij. J , , M L-gffafiE5 4 iv) I At ! XXII i t -fit Zoe Wats, the Rev. Ed Watte, Bbhop Kimaey In a Sunday morning cere mony and reception in "Cele bration of a New Ministry," Edwin Watts was introduced as vicar and deacon in charge of the All Saints Episcopal Church in Heppner and he and his wife, Zoe, were welcomed to the community. Officiating at the morning worship service was the Right 0 Lexingt Delpha Jones The Lexington Grange held their unnual picnic at the Cutsforth Cabin on Sunday with 29 members and 11 guests present. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mr, and Mrs. Glover Peck, Mr. and Mrs. CC. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Papineuu ad Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Cutsforth, Pat Wright and Sandi. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Yocom, and guests, Venice Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Stookey and son Mic hael. Kevin Smith. Michael Jones, Mary Lou Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Sharp. Mrs. Glenn Sharp and Sherrie Piper, Dinner was enjoyed, after which the group played pinochle and pitched horse shoes. Mr and Mrs. Steve Ford are the proud parents of a daughter, horn lust week at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Kenneth Howard of U-xington and Carolyn Howard of Pendleton, and Mr. and Mrs Doc Pfieffer of Pendleton. The-young lady weighed 6 lbs. and 5 nz and has been named Nicole Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Sharp are the proud parents of a baby son born this week at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. The young man weighed 8 lbs and 8 oz and has been named Joshua Earl. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glen Sharp of Lakeview. Mr and Mrs Wayne Papineau of Lexing ton, and great grandparents are Mr and and Mrs Frank Robinson of lxington. Visitors recently at the home of F'.rda Pieper were a daughter. Ivelle Nelson of Newport, and her fiancee. Stacy Brown, also of Newport Mr. Brown is a retired colonel of the Army Air Corps, now making that city his home Mr. and Mrs Tom Humph reys and children have return ed from n vacation which look them to the Grand Canyon. Okla. and slates in between They visited Mr Humphreys relatives on the trip biln Breeding of Irrigon has been slaying at the home of the Humphreys while they were away, and she returned In her home on Sunday Forrest Rinehart Jr.. is slaving at the home of this aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs Joe Yocom. while he is employed near Lexington He makes his home in t'kiah and is the son of Marion and Forrest Rinehart Mr. and Mrs Charles Buch anan returned home last week from a two-week trip which look them camping and visit ing throughout Oregon. Their grandchildren returned home with them for a visit and they all enjoyed an outing at celebrated at AH Saints I V 1 ' Reverend Rustin Kimsey, bis hop of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Oregon. During the induction the Thongdy family presented the Bible; Bishop Kimsey, the water; Gene Rietmann, the stole; Muxine Rietmann, the book; Anna Graham, the oil; Pauline Winters, the keys; The Rev. oil news 989-8189 ZJ Phillips Lake this weekend. Delpha Jones entertained the Three Links Club of Holly Lodge at her home on Thurs day afternoon. Plans were discussed for the 'Sidewalk Bazaar and committees ap pointed. There will be baked food goods at this booth and the members are urged to get their things to Dorothy Burc hnm before 8 a.m. or at Heppner by 9:30, Plans are underway to get the null on the national preservation list. Re freshments were served to the ladies later in the afternoon. Dorothy Burcham won the door prize, The next meeting is scheduled for the home of Virginia Peck. Delpha Jones was a lunch eon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Harris at their home on Rhea Creek on Friday where she visited with a daughter-in-law Betty Harris, and young son. Betty is a former l-xingtnn resident. She and her husband and son just returned from Italy and will soon return to England on a tour of duty. Harris is presently receiving further training at the Air Force center in Colorado and the family is visiting relatives in Heppner and her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Angel, in Hermislon The Seagall-Shmin reunion was held Sunday at Bull Prairie with about 60 mem bers present. Those from U-xington were Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Sleagnll. and a daugh ter, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell and family from lone Those coming the greatest distance were from Altiiriis and Sacramento, Calif Emma and Charles Bre Nheiirs' daughters held their reunion recently at Horse Thief Luke Park in Wushmg slon. Those present were Mrs. Wilbur (Marie) Sleagnll and members of her family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave iVeriit Slea gnll of Portland. Mr and Mrs Everett (Helen) Crump and memlters of her familv from Alsea. Ore., Mr and Mrs Malcolm Richelderfer winii) of The Dalles and members of her family Din ner and visiting was eti toyed The girls are planning on this being a yearly affair Thursday. Mr and Mrs Larry Holliday and sons Clinton, Troy and Matt, arriv ed at the Erda Pieper home for a few days' visit from their home in Port land On Thurs day Mrs Pieper and Paul Morey made a business trip to Hermislon. and while there thev visited a granddaughter, Sally Lang MuryLou Peck from Moro. Ore., is visiting her grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs Gl?ver Peck for a few davs Louis Perkins, the constitution and canons; Kimberly Hughes and Michael Rietmann, the bread and wine; and Bob and Theta Lowe and Cork and J .W. Norene, the symbols of All Saints. Following the ceremony refreshments of cake, punch and coffee were served In the parish hall,
