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Campers from four counties 4-H'd Dw* m i n i tli tr lH . camp I k m n encompass The mini world ed 4 H cUMijvrs and counselors from M orrow. Gilliam . Wheeler, and Warm Springe counties last week Highlights ot the international!) themed camp " We are thé world We are the children," in cluded Chinese slides and stories by IEYE returnee Matt Weimer. guest l.klia iiuerrero from Costa Rica, an international dinner, and tent home with names representing I 5 different countries Class included hackpacking techniques, outdoor cookery, a special by Search and Rescue team from Salem, hiking, games, and a wide sariety o f crafts including b a n k in g , baskets, ste n cilin g , candles, and rubber stamps Oser Hk) campers and counselors i . f l included L I Elva . . I I Mad ..! attended C Staff den. director. Wheeler Counts. Jim Murphy, G illiam County Hirdine Tulhs, Morrow Counts. Jom Das id and M ollie Marsh Warm Springs Counts Volunteers wee Carol W est and Nancy M iller Haris me ( sans Wanda Plott. and Angie Reamer sersed as cooks Counselors were Linda Morter. Kathleen Bra/ell Paula Morales. Bcnji Pearson. Deamc Smith. Brenda Morales Susan Plivaharsks Rondi Tews. Judy Jcpsen. Nance Wright. Mark Anderson. Gib I sans. Car! Martin. ( ory R ill, Swasnc Evans, and Sheldon Minniek At the closing o f camp, each camper was presented with a green shirt, with wording " I's e been 4 H d " The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE S NOTICE OF SALE Reference is made to that certain trust deed made by Hal R Whitaker and V irginia F. Whitaker, as gran tors, to Morrow County Abstract and Title Co . Inc . as trustee, in favor of Fust Federal Savings and U>an Association o f Pendleton, a corporation, as beneficiary . record ed September 28. 1977. in the ot ticial records ot Morrow County, Oregon, in M icrofilm No I2lkt0 covering the following described real property situated in said county and state, to wit T he South 17 22 feet o f the North 41 99 feet o f lag 4. in Block J of the Original Town o f Heppner. Oregon also a right o f way easement across the South 10 feet of the North 2 1 94 feet o f Lag 7 in Block 3 o f the Original Town of Heppner. to where the same intersects with Gale Street It is agreed by and between the grantee herein and the grantors herein that in event the City of Hcpp ner shall establish an alley or street to allow the grantees, their successor or assigns, a right o l way adjacent to their propertv with W illow Street or May Street in the said City of Heppner. then this easement shall be null and void Commonly known as I 3 3 N Main Street. Heppner. Oregon 97H3b There is a default by the grantors or ighcr persons owing an obliga non. the performance of which is secured by said trust deed, or by their successor in interest, the default is the failure to pay when due the fo llo w in g sums m onthly in slallmentsof $707 (It) each, heginn ing with August I. |9jt5, until paid, a late charge balance of $99 44 plus monthly late charges of Sib 7b each beginning August lb. 1983, until paid, real property taxes for the y e n 1983 )u 1984 ms and IMS 8b Attend summer week Morrow Counts 4 H members (front row left to right) Kathleen Bra/ell, Angie Currin, Kelly McLaughlin, Judy Jcpsen. (back row left right) Amy W'agcnblast. Rondi Tews. Shannon Melaughlm. Nance Wright, and Shanna Evans attended Oregon State University Summer Week " The Challenge o f Change" from June 6 21 Morrow Counts businesses and indisiduals pro sided scholarships lor their 4 H learning experiences Business seminar slated Register before July 18 for Blue M l Community College's Small Business S u rviva l Strategies Seminar I adored to needs ol local businesses, the seminar w ill begin July 22 at Columbia Basin Electric Co op For further information, contact Tom Hampvin. director. Small Business Development Center, 17 S I Dor ion, Pendleton. 27bb23( Heppner Happenings By Mary Bryant 6/6-9493 Saturday evening a family pic me was held at the Ed Gonty home and on Sunday, the Lake Penland cabin of the Gontys was the scene of another gathering On Wednesday, the Gonty's took their son. IX>ug and his daughter to Seaside I hey en joyed an overnight visit with his aunt and uncle M r and Mrs B Altishin On Saturday they flew home to Newport News On July 7. Doug received his commission as a First I leutenant He is stationed at Hamp ton. Virginia w ith the A ir Force He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wyoming in 1984 His wife. Anastasia, who is at tending summer school classes at the university ot Virginia was unable to attend Dee and Jim F.rdtiun. Nancy McLennan and her two daughters. Lisa and Alison Parent, all from the Portland area visited with Mrs Alena Anderson over the weekend of the Fourth and attended class rcu mons Mrs Lrditian and Mrs Mclennan are daughters of Mrs Anderson M r and Mrs Roger Connor and daughter, Carrie, from Texas were weekend guests ot M r and Mrs Frank Connor, parents o f Mr Connor His wife. Yvonne, is a daughter ot the late Carey and Alice Hastings Also. John Connor, his wife. Linda, and son. Kevin, and Mrs Helen Connor, all of Hillsboro. Skip Connor and wile, Peggy, from Stanfield were here Mrs Hoy Privett and granddaughter front Missouri dropped in for a visit On Sunday. Mrs Vcrn Batty, Mrs Grace Buschke. Mr and Mrs Glen Ward, and their guest. K in io Gabriel. M r and Mrs Albert Wright and M r and Mrs Bud Mar shall joined the gathering for dinnei M r and Mrs Paul Brown have received word o f a new grandson, bom July 3 at Columbus. Georgia The baby has been named Kyle Ed ward and is the son o f Major and Mrs Chris F Brown of Wahiacwa. Hawaii Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Brown o f Heppner and M r and Mrs Robert Benefield o f Columbus. Georgia Overnight guest o f M r and Mrs Ambrose Chapin on Sunday, were their grandson. Mike Sly ter and his wile, Cathy They had been vacationing at Reno. Nevada, and tame through Heppner on their way home to visit. Mi and Mrs 1 mcoln Nadi. Mrs Shirley Connor o l Heppner. M rs Mary Ann Palmer of lone, and Mr and Mrs Lyle Jensen of I aGrando drove to North Dakota recently to visit Sirs Nash s motlicr She is in a skilled nursing home sut tcring from cancer In addition to other relatives, they visited Mrs Nash's two brothers They made the return trip through Yellowstone Park and were fortunate to sec "O ld Faithful' put on a show, which they thought was beautiful Mr and Mrs I iiKoln Nash and Mr and Mrs Dean t onnor went to The Dalles Thursday to the Babe Ruth A ll Stars ball game tor I 1 year olds tr ie Connor, son of Dean and Shirley had been chosen as one o f the players They also went on to Hood River to visit Mrs Nash's brother and his wife and to see Mrs Mary Springer, sister ot Mrs Nash Mr and Mrs Bill Anderson o f la ke Oswego were weekend guests o f Claude and Happy Graham Mrs Maty (ioheen has recent ly returned from a trip to Portland and Seattle She attended the 29th Biannual Convention o f Soroptinus! International o f the Americas Federation in Seattle at the Westin Hotel The United States, Canada. South America. Mexico. Central America. Japan and The Philippines are represented in their group The rmal count showed 1827 members, delegates, and guests Sadun Kalipoglu. international president from tu rke y wav present and remembered Mrs Goheen who had met her at a meeting in Istanbul This was her first visit to the American Federation There were 80 Japanese women present and one was elected to office, which was a first Mrs Goheen was forlunate in being a day early and met friends from Juneau. Alaska Ihey had dinner at the Space Needle On Saturday. Mrs Mildred Pudhcrg accompanied Mr and Mrs Frank Cecil ol Spray to Pilot Rock to the wedding of Bill Caldera and Vickie Pedro Mr Caldera is a nephew o f Mrs Padherg - Rita and Amie Hcdman were in Corvallis June 7 for the gradation o f their son in law Bob M iller M iller is a graduate of Heppner H igh School He received a Bachelors degree in computer science graduating with honors from Oregon State University in the sums of SI .214 32. S I. 344 9 ' and $1.664 30. respectively, plus penalties and interest By reavin o f said default, the beneficiary or the beneficiary's sue cesvir in interest has declared all obligations secured by -.aid trust deed immediately due and payable, said sums being the following $25,782 99. with interest thereon at the rate o f 10 percent per annum, from July I. 1983, until paid, plus j late charge balance ot S99 >44. plus monthly late charges of Sib 7b each, beginning August lb |9gs until paid, together with title expense, costs, trustee's fees and attorneys fees incurred herein by reason of said default and any further sums advanced by the beneficiary or the beneficiary's successor in interest for protection of the above described ical propertv and its interest in it NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN that the beneficiary and trustee or their successors in interest, have elected and do hereby elect to sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the interest in the above described property which the gran tors had or had the power to convey at the time of the execution o f said trust deed, together with any interest which (he grantors or grantors' suc cessors in interest acquired after the execution o f deed and the expenses o f the sale, inc luding the compensa tions o f the trustee or successor trustee and the reasonable attorneys tees incurred A notice ot default and election to sell has been recorded pursuant to Section 8b. 735 (3). Oregon Revised Statutes Said sale w ill be held on September 5. 198b. at the hour o f 10 (8) o'clock. A M . based on the Standard T ime as established by Sec tion 18^ III) . Oregon Revised Statutes, at the following place The main entrance o f the Morrow Coun ty Courthouse in the City of Hcpp ner. County of M orrow. Stale of Oregon, which is the hour, date and place fixed for said sale NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that any person named in Section 8b 753. Oregon Revised Statutes lias the right to have the foreclosure pro ceeding dismissed and the trust deed reinstated by curing the above described defaults and by payment to the beneficiary o f the entire amount then due other than such por tion as would n<8 then be due had no default occurred, together with costs and trustee's and attorney's fees, at any time pnor to five days before the date last set for said sale Dated March 21. 198b Harry M Hanna, Successor Trustee FOR FURTHER IN FO R M ATIO N PLEASE C O N TA C T Joyce A G Blaumcr 224 5930 STATE OF OREGON County o f Multnomah ss I the undersigned, certify that I am the attorney or one o f the at torneys for the above named trustee and that the foregoing is a complete and exact copy o f the original Trustee's Notice o f Sale Ann K Jcrhoff, OSB (*84419 Attorney for said Trustee Published July 9j lb, 23. 30, |98b A m e ric a n * c o n s u m e a b o u t 40 b illio n p o u n d * o f m eat a year PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR BIDS The M orrow County Public Works Defxirtmrnt is accepting seal ed bids tor budget year 8b 87 on the fo llo w in g tire s , tru ck and passenger, batteries, gasoline and diesel, heating oil. anti freeze and lubricants Bids w ill he opened on Tuesday July 29. 198b at 10 00 a ill at the Public W ork*O ffice located in Lex ington. Oregon For further infor illation and specifications please call b7b 90b| ext 17 Morrow County reserves the right to reject anv and all bids Published July lb . 198b PUBLIC NOTICE Nominating petitions are availahlr at City Hall. 188 W W illow Street. Heppner, Oregon tor the election November 4th. 1986 Official terms expiring lor the City o l Heppnet are the Mayor and five Council [>>si lions The Mayor's position is a two year term, and the Council positions are three I 3) four year terms and two |2) two year terms No person is eligible to any elective office o f the City o f Heppnet who. at the time ol their election, is not a qualified elector within the moan mg ot the State Constitution, and who has not resided in the City ot Heppner for one year immediately preceding the election To be a qualified elector to sign the nominating petition the elec tor must be registered at the Morrow County Courthouse The dead line for petitions with the City Clerk is 5 tM) p m prevailing time August 29th. 198b Marshall Lovgren. Administrator City of Heppner. Oregon Published July lb . 2 ', '0 . August b. 13. 20. 27. |98b PUBLIC NOTICE The Morrow Counts Planning Commission w ill hold a public hear mg on Monday. July 28. |98b. at 7 3() p m at the Morrow County Courthouse Annex Building in Ir rigon. Oregon A public hearing will be held on the following Application by Columbia View Community Church for a change ot /one from Industrial to Rural Service Center /o n e on I b9 acres located ill Township ' V Range 2bl Sec tion 23C. Tax l ot '(*8) Interested persons are invited to the hearing to express their views Written, signed statements w ill be considered Reasons for approval or disapproval should be included III written or oral statements John Bristow Chairman M o rro w County Planning Commission Published July lb. 2 ' 198b PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION Morrow County School District Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. August 12, |98b, an elec tion w ill be held in Morrow County School District. Morrow COunty, Oregon ITic polls w ill be open from 8 (8) a m to 8 (8) p m The follow ing shall be the ballot title for (he measure submitted to the electors thereof CAPTION One Year Spec ml l-cvy for Operating Purposes QUESTION Shall the Morrow C ounty School D is tric t levy $5,140,643 outside its tax base for operating purposes in 198b 87 ’ M A P I AN A I !( iN I f.e district's tax base for |98b 87 is $834,809 The district docs not have enough money from any other viurces to operate educational, support, and extra-curricular programs for the cn tire year The district needs all ol the money it is allowed to raise in a one year "special le vy" for operational purposes in |98h 87 I his measure w ill allow the district to levy $5.140,643 above its tax base in |98b 87 This amount plus the tax base amount and other amounts from federal, stale, and county sources w ill enable the district to maintain all programs at levels reduced from 1985 8b *1 For measure authorizing tax levy or establishing new tax base Concise and impartial statement of not more than 150 words, explain ing chief purpose of the measure Content requirements of OKS 255 085 (2) and ORS 450 005 app ly to bond measure and certain sanitary authorities, respectively Additional statement requited by ORS 310 395(1) shall not be melud ed in word count An estimated tax rale o f $b 43 |(88) of assessed valuation w ill he necessary to raise the $5.140,64 3 The cxtimatcd lax rate tor this measure is an ESTIM ATE O N LY based on the best inform ation available from the County Assessor at the time o f the estimate Doyle M cfa slin . Supt Published July lb . 1984» PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION Morrow County School District Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. August 12. 198b, an elec tion w ill be held in Morrow County School District. Morrow County, Oregon The j» lls w ill be open from 8 (8) a m to 8 (8) p m The follow ing shall be the ballot title for the measure submitted to the electors thereof CAPTION Three Year Operating Serial le v y . Q U E S T IO N Shall M o rro w County School D is tric t levy $4’ 3,78b for three years outside the tax base for operating purposes beginning in 198b 87'* •E X P LA N A T IO N The district's tax base for 198b 87 is $8 34.809 ITiis amount plus the $3.140.64 3 the district is allowed to raise in a "special levy” election is not enough money to operate the district for a year This measure w ill establish a three year fixed dollar serial levy o f $473.786 The $473.786 would be levied each year for the next three years, providing $1.421,358 in three years for operating purjxses These funds w ill help continue all present educational, supporting. and extra curricular pro grams ITie estimated tax rate lor the three year levy is 59- $l(88k>f assessed valuation per year The ex (muted tax rate for this measure is an ESTIMATE O N LY based on the best infornution available from the County Assessor at the time o l this estuiute *1 For measure authorizing tax levy or establishing new tax base Concise and impartial statement o f not more than 150 words, explain ing chief purpose of the measure and giving reasons for the measure 2 For any other measure Concise and impartial statement of not more than 75 words o f the chief purpose of the measure Content requirements ot OKS 233 OS3<2) and ORS 450 905 apply to bond measure and certain sanitary authorities, respectively Additional statement required by o r s i in W 5 (I) th a lln o tb a in ctu d ed in word count Doyle McCavlin, Supt Published July lb. 198b I lAWD OF THANKS With the current Little League season just concluded. I need to thank those people that spent a great deal ot time making this season u success I he coaches included Charlie Sumner, Tom Wickland. Frank Pearson. Jerry H ealy, Gary M unkers. P hil ( ir e if. T e rry Hughes. Chuck Moeller. Joyce Hughes, (iarv W atkins, Dave Gunderson. Don Shelton. Bob Adelnian. and lu rry Pettyjohn I he um pires included Ron Bowman, led lo ll. Kick Johnston. Dave Hanna. John McCabe and Rusty Estes Concession managers were Kathy Tellccliea and Shirley Davie I he treasurer is Chloc Pearson and board members included Bob Krcm and Earl Fishburti Add to that list a similar group of dedicated volunteers in lone. Con don and Fossil The W illow Creek Little l eague provided recreation and lots ol tun for approximately 180 youngsters ages seven thru twelve Die season wasn't without its controversies and problems but all in all the year was u success The local little league program needs to thank Lee Padherg. Mot row County Grain Growers, and Morrow County for their donation ot equipment to start repairing the new field below the dam Individuals donating (heir tune included Butch 1-aughlin. Don Bull and Mike Grant For the publics information, the new field renovation project hasn't progressed as we had hoped The Corp of Engineers has constantly delayed and extended deadlines and it seems they feel little responsihili ty to repair the project that they originally botched We aren't sure at this time if the field will ever become playable A big thank you goes out to the businesses who sponsored teams and donated money for equipment and supplies Again thanks to all the volunteers, both named and forgotten, for the many hours they gave to this program The District A ll Star Tournament ic luiv 16 19 Du-1».ilk--. lo attend and support coaches Kun Gutierrez and lairen Hcidcman and the Allstars (icorge K ofllcr President W illow Creek Little l c .i a u e ___________ in Plan Heppner com m unity fo r the privilege of your gift of friendship and acceptance W'c appreciate so much all your gifts of love and cards and words o f apprec ution We take a very special part o f you with us hec .iusc you have given us v> much May God richly bless each of you Pastor Floyd A Sharon W illis A G t r I s $$ ednrvdav. Julv 16. 19Mb F IVE I CARD OF THANKS A very special thank you lo everyone that helped make the Heppner Booster Club's first annual Reno Night the great success that it was The dealers time was donated and this was much appreciated D A DConstruction, Jim lanktord. Duse Allstott and Dennis M iller did a fast and efficient job constructing our " 2 1 " tables Thanks also to the pexv pie that came out to support our young people See vou next year' We wish to express our thanks to the Valhy and Hope Lutheran Chur ches for sponsoring us and for the love and support they extended to us when we came to this country We also thank the congregations o f St Patrick's Catholic Church and St W illiam 's Catholic Church tor their friendship and generosity Many thanks also to the H eppner Neighborhood Center and to the many people o f Heppner, lone and l^xington who helped us to become established in the United Stales The IXihos/vnski family T lb ip Words can't express our apprecia lion to our family for making our '0 th anniversary a very memorable day Our thanks also to (he ladies o f St Patricks Altar Society, Father Ed. the Darden Club and those who helped in any way Eleanor and Ed (¡only We would like to thank the members o f the First Christian Church and friends and relatives for the baby shower and all the great gifts They arc greatly appreciated A special thanks to Rev. Don Shelton for his kindness and support God bless you all Dale and Kelly Rhode and boys It is after much thought and prayer that we say farewell to the comnium ly ot Heppner Thank you Heppner Church o f the Nazarene for six wonderful years o f ministry to you You arc a special church' ITiank you 2 NOTICES Magnetic Door Signs Advertise your business G a /e ttr-T im e x . 676-9228 3-12-tf Computer paper, continuous com putcr cards and all the paper vour computer could need a the G a/elte- I lines. 676-9228 J I.’ u m VCR Kintals * M o v i e s 3 / $5 00 We Ren: Machines Too! He just received a lARCiE Shipment of new Movies! Del s Market, Lexington I HELP WANTKI) ^ Airline Jobs NOW HIKING $17.800 fo $68.500/year Call !<>i> Iine 1 518-459 15)5 Fxt A -6028 For Info 24 hrs Join sales learn associated with com pany destined to have biggest first year sales in history o f USA Pro ducts endorsed by Nobel Pence Prize winners. 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