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EIGHT The Heppner GaieUe-Times, Heppner. Oregon, Thursday, October 0, 1983
School district may be interested in
helping construct baseball diamond
The Morrow County School
District might be interested in
helping with construction of a
baseball diamond along Wil
low Creek Lake, the board
indicated Monday.
The Heppner Economic
Development Corporation, a
local group formed to stimu
late growth in the area, has
approached the district about
participating in a planned
campground on Willow Creek
Lake, which would include a
Thursday Nite Ladies
October 13
Won Lost
M&R .16-8
Bucknum's 16-8
BPO.ENo.S58 13W-104
C.B.E.C. 11 -13
KinzuaCorp. 11 -13
Coles 11 -13
Ray Boyce Ins. 11 -13
B & C Repair 64 -174
Splits: Janette Skow 5-7:
Verna Brinda 3-7-10; Betty
5-10; and LoRayne Bowman
45-7.
High game: Marie Rudisill
206.
High series : Marie Rudisill -549.
High team game: M & R -917.
High team series: C.B.E.C. -:.689.
Blue Mt. Men's League
October 12
Won Lost
Bowl for Fun 19 - 5
Butknum's Tavern 16- 8
Heppner Bowl
Gar Aviation
Cast Offs
Central Mkt.
Big Five
Cal's Lounge
13-11
11-13
11-13
9-15
9-15
8-16
High series: Greg Johnston -590;
Pete Schwarzin - 562; and
Gary Van Arsdale - 554.
High game: Greg Johnston -214;
Gary Van Arsdale - 207;
and Duane Neiffer - 205.
Dime A Dozen
October 16
Won - Lost
No. Three
No. Six
No. Five
No. Two
No. One
No. Four
No. Seven
No. Eight
High game:
16- 8
14-10
14-10
12-12
11-13
11-13
9-15
9-15
Elmer Heath -
233 and Judy Rickert - 214.
High series: Elmer Heath
604 and Judy Rickert 545.
High team game: No. Six
831.
High team series: No. Six
2.302.
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baseball diamond.
Allhough the school district
made no definite commitment
to the project, it did say it was
interested.
"We have spent very little
on playgrounds in the Heppner
area the past 10 years, and
this is something we may want
to look at." said Superinten
dent Matt Doherty.
Doherty said the baseball
diamond would be of value to
the district as a better place to
hold games. The high school
now plays its games at the
fairgrounds.
The campground project,
which was initiated by the
Development Corp., would
include overnight camping
sites, restrooms. a picnic
shelter and a ball field. Pro
posed site for the project is at
the upper end of the new
Willow Creek Lake, which was
formed by construction of the
Willow Creek Dam.
Some funding for the project
may come from the Corps,
with in-kind work such as
laying sod. building picnic
tables and other work being
provided locally.
Bob Byrd. a boardmember
from Irrigon, told the board to
check out Corps requirements
on the project before district
Sparetimers
October 11
Won - Lost
19 - 5
14 -10
134-104
13 -11
11 -13
9 -15
84-154
8 -16
Norris, 5-7;
MC.G.G.
Les Schwab
Peterson's
Coast to Coast
Gardner's
V&G
Sears
Central Market
Splits: Carol
LoRayne Bowman 5-7;
and
Betty Chrisman 5-10.
High game: Janie Pratt -235.
High series: Cindi Doherty -598.
High team game: Peter
son's - 918.
High team series: Gard
ner's - 2.617.
Koffee Knp Keglers
October 13
Won - Lost
MCGG.No.2
No-Pin Hitters
The Dregs
Three Holers
Hi Hos
Gutter Dusters
NewComers
TnePytts
16 - 8
16 - 8
14 -10
12 -12
ll'i-12l2
9'i-144
8'ii-154
84 -154
High game.Ins Campbell -198.
High series : Iris Campbell -554.
Splits: Harriet Pierson
5-8-10; and Beverly Steagall
5-10.
Eva Griffith was Septem
ber's Bowler of the Month at
Heppner Bowl.
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participation. "If the Corps is
putting up some dollars, then
they miRht call it a public
facility. If you (school dis
trict ) have a game scheduled
and somebody wants to have a
sociable softball game at the
same time, it may be first
come, first served."
He said in a similar pro ject
in Irrigon. the Corps put up the
money, and " the baseball
people put it in."
In other business, the
board:
decided not to change a
district policy on conflict of
interest as requested by a
Boardman-Irrigon group.
Several people had asked the
district to change part of the
policy which prohibits the
immediate family of any ad
visory committee member
from working fulltime for the
district in that advisory area.
The group said the policy did
not prohibit boardmember
families from working for the
district, and was therefore an
unfair policy.
denied a request by the
local teacher's union that a
second teacher be added to the
district screening committee,
which is to review applica
tions for the superintendent's
job. Matt Doherty has submit
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PUBLIC NOTICES
TRUSTEE S NOTICE
OF SALE
Reference is made to that
certain trust deed made, exe
cuted and delivered by
MICHAEL DAVID MOORE
and NANCY CAROL MOORE,
husband and wife, as grantor,
to MORROW COUNTY
ABSTRACT AND TITLE CO .
INC.. as trustee, to secure
certain obligations in favor of
WESTERN HERITAGE
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, as
beneficiary, dated August 21.
1979. recorded August 21. 1979.
in the mortgage records of
Morrow County. Oregon, in
book No. "M" at page 15939
covering the following des
cribed real property situated
in said county and state,
to-wit:
See Exhibit A attached
hereto and by this reference
expressly made a part
hereof.
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: the default for
which the foreclosure is made
is grantor's failure to pay
when due the following sums
owing on said obligations,
which sums are now past due,
owing and delinquent:
Monthly principal and interest
pavments in the amount of
$548.00 each for the months of
March through June. 1983,
plus late charges of $1847
each for the months of March
through June. 1983.
Bv reason of said default the
beneficiary has declared the
entire unpaid balance of all
obligations secured by said
trust deed together with the
interest thereon, immediately
due. owing and payable, said
sums being the following,
to-wit :
Principal amount of $47,168 63
together with interest thereon
at the rate of 11-'. percent per
annum from February 1. 1983.
plus late charges of $73 88
A notice of default and
election to sell and to foreclose
was duly recorded June 27.
1983. in book "M" at page
21852 of said mortgage
records, reference thereto
hereby being expressly made.
WHEREFORE. NOTICE
HEREBY IS GIVEN That the
undersigned trustee will on
Tuesday, the 22nd day of
November. 1983. at the hour of
10:00 o'clock. A.M., Standard
Time, as established by Sec
tion 187.110. Oregon Revised
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ted his resignation, and the
school board has designated a
screening committee to re
view applicants. The commit
tee will be made up of three
boardmemhers. three advi
sory members, two principals,
one teacher and one classified
employee. The teachers had
asked for one more represen
tative Monday: however, the
board designated a classified
person instead. Names of
those serving on the commit
tee will be announced later.
approved a new district
staffing plan which sets upper
and lower limits on the num
ber of students in a grade
before the district will either
add or take away a teacher.
The plan was broken into
sections for the larger and
smaller schools in the district.
voted to hire Ken Grieb.
boys JV basketball coach at
Heppner. , and Christian
Rauch. boys freshman
basketball coach at Heppner.
Neither are teachers at the
school.
voted to hire Hope
Thompson. Arlington, as a
first grade teacher at Sam
Boardman Elementary
School. The teacher was
needed because of large en
rollment in that grade.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
Statutes, at main door of the
Morrow County Courthouse, in
the City of Heppner. County of
Morrow. State of Oregon, sell
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash the interest in
the said described real
property which the grantor
had or had power to convey at
the time of the execution by
him of the said trust deed,
together with any interest
which the grantor or his suc
cessors in interest acquired
after the execution of said
trust deed, to satisfy the fore
going obligations thereby se
cured and the costs and ex
penses 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 foreclo
sure proceeding dismissed
and the trust deed reinstated
bv payment of the entire
anfount due (other than such
portion of said principal as
would not then be due had no
default occurred! together
with costs, trustee's and at
torney's fees at any time prior
to five days before the date set
for said sale.
In construing this notice and
whenever the context hereof
so requires, the masculine
gender includes the feminine
and the neuter, the singular
includes the plural, the word
"grantor" includes any suc
cessor in interest to the gran
tor as well as any other person
owing an obligation, the per
formance of which is secured
bv said trust deed, and their
successors in interest; the
word "trustee" includes any
successor trustee and the
word "beneficiary" includes
anv successor in interest of
the beneficiary named in the
trust dfed.
DATED at Eugene. Oregon
June 27. 1983.
(s) WilliamS. Wiley
WILLIAM S. WILEY
Successor Trustee
P.O. Box 1147
Eugene. OR 97440
EXHIBIT"A"
PARCEL I
All of Lot 1. Block 7. Heppner
Heights Addition to the City of
Hpppner. according to the
dulv recorded plat thereof.
ALSO, a strip of land ad jacent
thereto described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at the
Southeast corner of Lot 1.
Block 7. Heppner Heights Ad
dition to the City of Heppner;
thence South 33 degrees 52'
East 24 feet to a point, thence
North 0 degrees 10 ' West 130
feet to a point, on the North
boundary of Lot 2. Block 7,
Heppner Heights Addition to
the City of Heppner; thence
North 56 degrees 09' West 24
feet to the Northwest corner of
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Senator Timms to run for
Oregon State Senator Gene
Timms. R -Burns, has formal
ly announced his candidacy
for election to a full four-year
term representing District No.
30. Timms was appointed to
complete the unexpired por
tion of Congressman Bob
Smith's senate term following
Smith's election to the United
States House of Representatives
Simpson announces he won't
seek re-election
Representative Max Simp
son (D. Baker announced
October 12 that he would not
seek re-election to a sixth
term as State Representative
from Dist. 59. Morrow. Baker,
Grant and Crook counties.
Simpson said that although
the complexion of the legisla
ture has changed radically
during his tenure, and is no
longer a citizen legislature; he
believes in that concept and 10
years is enough.
Simpson was critical of
legislative leadership and in
dicated his disgust of the
recent special session which
he termed a "political circus
and an affront to the intellect
of taxpayers." "Leadership is
at such a low ebb that even the
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PUBLIC NOTICES
said l)t 2. thence South 89
degrees 50' East 130 feet to
point of beginning ALSO, the
following described property,
to-wit: Beginning at the
Southwest corner of lot 1.
Block 7. Heppner Heights Ad
dition to the City of Heppner.
Oregon, thence South a dis
tance of 10 feet, thence South
!W? degrees 08' East, a distance
of 120 feet, thence North a
distance of 10 feet, thence
North 56 degrees 08' West, a
distance of 120 feet to the point
of beginning, all being in the
Citv of Heppner. Morrow
County. Oregon Together
with that portion of vacated
allev adjoining that would
attach it to be ordinance No.
380. recorded in Book "M".
page 4210 Morrow County
Deed Records.
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"When I accepted appoint
ment to the Oregon Senate,"
said Timms. "I pledged to
work hard for the residents of
Eastern Oregon and use good
judgment and common sens
In their behalf. The 1983 Regu
lar and Special Session of the
IMature were difficult but
provide me with necessary
experience which can con
committee system Is being
bastardized." he said.
The representative indica
ted that his reason for making
the announcement early on
was because a number of
people throughout the district
had indicated their interest in
filing providing he did not
and he wanted to give them all
ample time to get their cam
paigns in order. He said he
would make no endorsements
at this time but urged that
people take a long look at
candidates before pledging
support, particularly from the
perspective of any connection
with powerful special inte
rest "I have enjoyed wide based
and unique support." Simpson
added, "having been the
nominee of both political par
ties in every election since I
won the seat 10 years ago. I
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PUBLIC KOTICX3
PARCEL II
The East 90 4 feet of Lot 2.
Block 7. Heppner Heights Ad
dition, also a strip of land
beginning at a point 24 feet
Southeast of the Southwest
corner of lxt 2, Block 7,
Heppner Heights Addition to
the City of Heppner. thence
South a distance of 10 feet,
thence South 56 degrees 08'
East a distance of 90 7 feet,
thence North a distance of 10
feet, thence North 56 degrees
08' West a distance of 90 7 feet
Jo the point of beginning
Together with that portion of
vacated alley adjoining that
would attach it to by ordi
nance No 380, recorded in
Book "M". page 4210, Morrow
County Deed Records.
Published: September 29;
October 6. 1.1. 20. 27. 1983.
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tinue to benefit the people of
District No. 30,
A native of Burns, Timms
utilized his small business
background as the owner of
Alpine Crenmery on three
Senate Committees during the
198 session. Timms served as
a member of the Business and
Consumer Affairs Committee,
Commerce, Hanking and Pub
lic Finance Committee, and
thank the voters tor their
faithful support." He Indica
ted that he was very comfor
table with the representation
that he has given the district.
"I did everything I said I
would do. and now it Is time to
look to personal matters," he
said
The veteran legislator has
served as co-chair of the Joint
Trade and Economic Deve
lopment Commission, vice
chnir on the Transportation
Commission, chair of the Na
tural Resource and Public
Safety Committees of Ways
and Means and the State
Emergency Board. Simpson
concluded that his one regret
would be that Eastern Oregon
would lose the powerful Ways
and Means seat which he held,
regardless of which party
prevails In the next election,
Simpson will serve until
January of 1985.
4-H Club holds meeting
By SUSIE M ARTIN
The second meeting of the
North Lex 4 II Livestock Club
was held October 16 at the
home of Perry Morter. The
club elected the following of
ficers: President Sid Ken
nedy: Vice-president Joe Tay
lor: Secretary Treasurer
Travis Harrison: Trent Harri
son, awards person; and Susie
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Committee. "Each committee
assignment blended well with
my background and expe
rience," said Timms, "it was
very gratifying to sec Ore
gon's tourism Industry move
out of the shadows Into its
proper priority within the De
t partment of Economic De
, velopment."
Prior to his appointment to
the Senate, Timms served as
state vice-president and secretary-treasurer
of the Jay
rccs and as a member of the
Junior Chamber International
Senate. He also received the
Distinguished Service Award,
; Jaycee of the Year, and Boss
. of the Year Award in Harney
County,
Timms has also served as
president of the Harney Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce, as
a member of Associated Ore
gon Industries, and was trus
tee of the Oregon Beer and
Wine Distributors, He has
been active with the Small
Business Administration, and
was a trustee with Harney
County Industries.
"It has been my pleasure to
t represent the people of East
ern Oregon." said Timms,
"my door will always be open
to District No. 30 residents as
we work together to resolve
problems and point towards
Oregon's future."
, Martin, reporter.
' Club leader Bill Broderick '
appointed the following junior
1 leaders for the three livestock
areas: beef Cathy Lindsay.
swine - Sid Kennedy, and
sheep Staci Kennedy.
The club's next meeting will
be held November 6 at Bill
. Broderick 's home in lone.
.Members are to judge beef at
that meeting.
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