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U • » • - , '* . „ * « tt__- J - .A l Fillies lose District Tourney berth iv m ' Tami Lindsay goes up tor block against Stanfield th e Hcppncr Varsity Fillies in a h ard fo u g h t and c i c c i r i f y i n f v<>llc>ball match on ( Vtoher 27 lost their d o ti k i tournament herih to Stanfield on their home eourt. hut gave the Timers a t’l^rhl they w on’ t smiri forget in a long tirin g match 12-15. 15-13. 13-15 Hcppncr. playing with great inten >ity in front of a supportive home tow n crow d started out strong in gam e one b e h in d Shannon M c L a u g h lin and ju n io r Nance W right going 5-5 and 5 6 at the scr vice line Hcppncr had the mom en tum flo w in g and stepped out to an early 11-5 lead Just when things were clickin g, a number o f serving miseucs. a couple net violations and an illegal set turned the tables on the F illie s w ith the Tigers quick to take control and comeback w ith a 15-12 w in in game one "W e had game one and let it slip right out o f our hands Stanfield served as poorly as we did in the first game, hut they c a p ita li/cd on our mistakes.' stated second year head coach T e rn Gentry Know ing game tw o was do o r die for the Fillies. Hcppncr was not in the least detected and came roaring bac k with a superb (oh at the service stripe As a team, the Fillies went for 96%. while Stanfield was 20-24. tor 83% Mcl ju g h lin led the way followed by s«»phomorc Jennifer Currin and tumors Sandi Turner and Michelle Wallis "Serving hasn't always been our strong point this eavm . but the girls did it in game two with the pressure never being greater.” said (»entry Capitalizing from Mclaiughlin and junior Christy St roe he r s sets was Jennifer Currin at the net with 14 17 attempted atlacks. 5 being kills Cur rin was followed by junior Tami Lindsay I I 12. 4 kills and senior Jeanic Fitzsimmons and Nance Wright, both chipping in 2 kills Going into game three both teams were beginning to tire as the game was being fought tooth and nail in a see saw fushion. with Hcppncr and Stanfield trying hard to gain the ad vantage Once again Hcppncr did well at (he service stripe going 12 14 while Stanfield went 10-14 "S u n field did better in the attacks at the net We had lots o f attacks but they weren't as powerful as they usually arc and Stanfield always had a hand in reluming them.' said Gen try It was nip and luck all through game three but the Fillies fell short losing the game and match 13-15 Senior Shannon McLaughlin play ing her Iasi match in a Filly uniform, saved her best performance for last with aggressive net play "Shannon went 9 10 at the net. 8 kills along with a perfect serving night going 17 17. K points for the match She really mixed things up for Stanfield with tips, spikes and dinks to the open holes Teammates Jcanic Fitz simmons and Sandi Turner, and Nance W right, along with setter Christy Sirochcr had the ball up there when she needed it ” Fitzsimmons, also a senior played her best match o f the scaon with an all around match o f passing, hitting, and serving Jennifer Currin. slow ing her serve down a notch had an exccllcni night serving IK-20 for 13 points. Coach Gentry was pleased with the teamwork and togetherness that the Fillies showed on the court "T hey worked as a unit and that's what we vc needed all season It was quite obvious they all wanted to win. we just fell shon Our home crowd was a big bonus for u s." With the loss. Hcppncr ends the season going 4 4 in league play and 6-7 overall " I t 's hard to compete with teams like Weston McF.wcn and Stanfield playing 22 and IK mat chcs this season when we only had thirteen scheduled for u s," Gentry said The bright spot for Hcppncr is having sn returning seniors with an experienced setter They w ill be a contender in 1988 incurred in enforc ing the obligation and iruvt deed, together with trustee s and attorney'» tees not ex cecding the amounts provided by »aid ORS 86 753 N A JACOB Sheep Sam and Matthew help their mother Sandra hold their new Jacob sheep Marlatt and Mahonev players of week V By Casey Pedro Outstanding offensive and defen stve players o f the week for the Hcppncr Mustangs were Doug Marlatt and Mike Mahoney Marlatt. center for the Mustangs, was selected offensive player for his blocking in the Wasco County game Marlatt has played a consistent game at center all year and has often gone up against players that were larger than he was. Mike Mahoney. dclcnsivc end. is fifth in the league with quarterback sacks "M ik e , being a tumor this car. we expect another good year out o f him next year" coach Tim Birkby said. 5T5 AHÜAL ; N • * . * ,f, i ' I y» I , « ]« ** ... r, I f$ S ' 1 ■ »3 I j I «• J - * • TÌ , V - . r - ■ ►v* [y s .x 'y \ .' 1 5 » 4 . >v : • E l . / ; • • } ■ '. . [* .« * » ■ * r • > t,. 5 p*' - » j 1 . ’ ! , v ; Sr » • ’ r, f ??«.. ,* , V ' - * Jfaf *-rs \y*> ,1 • * - v' 5 ' V > i* 1 > < / ^ - C* The Lady Bugs £ 5th Annual Home $ Craft Show 'k will be held f. Sat., Nov. 7, ¡¡I 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. I at 305 Arcade St. in Lexington. ,-W ' '• 7 > •Çr »♦ & P t* Joyc« Heppner Elementary Fifth grade classes stand in front of their Oregon kids say No' sign they made at the beginning of school, emphasizing "say no to drugs". Later this Fall they will have a special program featuring Dutch Savage Just say ‘No’ Don’t Miss > 43rd Annual Meeting Dutch Savage, former drug and alcohol abuser and ex-pro wrestler explains to the Heppner Elementary student body the harm different types of drugs do to your body Dutch was in Heppner on Tuesday, Nov 3 to encourage the students to "Just say No" to drugs and alcohol C' J r -' 2 * * V • I . • • I 1 * fc I 'V - [1 , T « ^ -■•i-» f, P .. I J * **> • 1 r j Fossil, Oregon Isobel Edwards Building J •> 4 iZ o m V Registration 5:00 p.m. Dinner 6:00 p.m . Ru si ness Meeting 7:00 p.m. Numerous Prizes \ o v o m h c r 5 . IÎ3ÎL7 In construing this notice, the masculine gender includes the feminine and the neuter, the singular include» the plural, the word "gran to r " includes any successor in interest to the grantor as well as any other person owing an obligatn»n, the performance of which is secured by said trust deed, and the words "trustee' and "beneficiary'* include their respective successors in in terest, if any. DATED July 14. 1987, George C Rcinmiller Successor Trustee 521 SW Clay Portland DR 97201 226 .1607 Published O ctober 21, 28. November 4 N . |9K7 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE Reference is nude to that certain true» deed made by John W Hcrrcll and Diane E Hcrrcll, huvband and wife, as grantor, to Morrow Coun ty Abstract A Title Co . Inc . as trustee, in favor o f First Interstate Bank of Oregon. N A . fka First Na tio n a l Rank o f O regon, as beneficiary . dated (Xlobcr 26. 1979. recorded October .V). 1979. in the mortgage records o f Morrow Coun ty. Oregon, in hook No M at page I6 2 K I, o r as fc c T ilc O n s tru - m c n t'm ic ro film O c c c p tio n No (indicate which), covering the following described real property situated in said county and state, to-wit Lot 4. Block 7. WEST BOARD M AN . Boardman. M orrowCounty. State o f ( Jrcgon (121 N . W Board man Avenue. Boardman. OR 97KIK). In accordance with ORS J71 270 a Public Hearing has been set for November 12. 1987. at th*. Morrow County C ourt Com m issioners Room. C ourthouse. Heppner. Oregon to consider the transfer of First Street. County R o . h I within the city limits o f irrigon, from the coun ty road system to the lurtsdiction of the town of Irrigon as j city street The Morrow County Court shall hear the matter consider any objec lions or testimony, and nuke the determination whether said transfer is necessary , expedient, and in the best interest o f the county to sur , render jurisdiction over this county road to the city Published October 14. 21 2 t; November 4 I'ix7 PUBLIC NOTICE By Order o f the County C ourt. the County Court meetings have been cancelled for November I I . 1987. because o f the Veteran’ s Day Holt day, and November 18, 1987 because o f the Association o f Oregon Counties Annual C on ference The County Court w ill meet on Thursday , November 12, 1987 beginning at 9:00 a m at the Coun ty Courthouse. Heppner. OR The next regularly scheduled Wednesday meeting o f the County Court w ill be on November 25. 1987. at the ( our (house. Heppner, OR LoRuync M Bowman Administrative Assistant Morrow County Court Published November 1. 1987 Both the beneficiary and the trustee have elected to sell the said real property to satisfy the obliga tions secured by said trust deed and a notice o f default has been record ed pursuant to Oregon Revised Statutes 86.735(3); the default for which the foreclosure is made is grantor's failure to pay when due the fo llo w in g sums M onthly in stallments o f 5676 79 each, com mencing with the payment due January I . I9K7 and continuing each month until this trust deed is reinstated or goes to Trustee's sale; plus accrued late charges o f $160.27 as o f July 6. I9K7 and further late charges o f 526 64 on each delin quent payment thereafter, plus all fees, costs and expenses associated with this foreclosure, all sums ex pended by beneficiary to protect the property or its interest therein dur ing the pendency of this proceeding, evidence that taxes arc paid as pro vided by the terms o f the Trust Deed, and less the reserve account balance o f 5781 24 1 CARD OF THANKS ~ r ~ ■1 - • " ............ I would like to express niy ap preciation to all my friends, relatives and fellow employees who helped make my 20th Anniversary a spec ial day. A special thanks to Gerald. George, Julie and I inda for arrang ing the fun It is so nice to be remembered by . and to work with so many speclal people Thanks to all o f you Pat Gentry _______________________ l l - 3 - l p By reason o f said default the beneficiary has declared all sums owing on the obligation secured by said trust deed immediately due and payable, said sums being the follow ing to-wit The sum o f 557.560 91 with in terest thereon at the rate of 10.50% per annum from December 1, 1986. until paid, plus all fees, costs and ex penscs associated wi th this foreclosure, all sums expended by beneficiary to protect the property or its interest there in during the pend cncv of this pnveedmg.es idence that taxes arc paid as provided by the terms of the Trust Deed, and less the reserve account balance o f 5781 24 Many many thanks to good friends. Ed and Eleanor (¿only for rescuing mb in trty dire need Satur day evening Mary Goheen ___________________ ___ 11-3-lc The Morrow County f air and Rodeo Court wishes to express their appreciation to everyone who donated and supported their baked sale Thursday (¿1 29 It was a great success and being a part of Morrow County makes us proud Queen Missy Princesses Nancv and Kristi _____________________’ ___ I I 3-l c WHEREFORE, notice hereby is given that the undersigned trustee w ill on December 17. 1987, at the hour o f 1 00 o'clock. P .M ., in ac cord with the standard o f time established by ORS 187 110, at fn»nt door Morrow County Courthouse in the City o f Heppner, County of M or row. State o f Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the interest in the said describ ed real property which the grantor had or had power to convey at the time o f the execution by him o f the said trust deed, together with any in terest which the grantor or his sue cessors in interest acquired after the execution o f said trust deed, to satisfy the foregoing obligations thereby secured and the costs and ex penses o f sale, in clu d in g a reasonable charge by the trustee Notice is further given that any per son named in ORS 86 751 has the right, at any time prior to five days before the date last set for the sale, to have this foreclosure proceeding dismissed and the trust deed reinstated by payment to the henefic iary o f the entire amount then due (other than such portion of the principal as would not then he due had no default occurred) and by cur ing any other default complained o f herein that is capable of being cured bv tendering the performance re quired under the obligation or trust deed, and in addition to paying said sums or tendering the performance necessary to cure the default, by pay ing all costs and exprnv s actually 2 NOTH FS I, Kelly Rhode, am no longer responsible for Dale Rhivle’ s debts _ _ _ _ _ _ 114 1c I am no longer responsible lor any debts other than my own Raymond I) Rhode 11-4 Ip Hermiston s Annual Fall Antique and Collectible Show. Nov 14 15. Umatilla Co Fairgrounds. Her rmston ( >re '> 5 S.ii 9 4 SBB Phone 567-6916 or 9?2 to o t ________II J \ Heppner At Anon meetings are held Saturday mghis at 8 :00 at Si Patrick's Parish H all 7 x tlx Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous n v c tin g a tS i Patrick s Parish Hall For more information call 676 9815 or 676-9724 Mfx IXirnestK Violence Services 24 hour crisis line 278 024 f Collect calls accepted 8 2 1 -tfy :i L OST A | (II Nil H RNF.DIN to the Gazette-Tunas, a pair o f glasses found around N l - ’Mice Pi k .j 11 the ( ra/ette Tim « EOS I Kid's boom box portable tape plavcr. near old Hager dairy by Willow Creek P LE A S ! RETURN. Reward. 6 7 6 9 9 t 9 IO -U . - ..WWW > im ‘ a * ' * > * • , J ’. * * . • • • » * • • •.•*'. • V =* . * * j. *k *
