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P U B L IC NOTICE
CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON
MORROW COUNTY
STATE OF OREGON. Acting bv
and through the Director of Veterans
Affairs.
Plaintiff
V.
MAX E HELLBERG; MARll.YN
J HELLBERG: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. Farmers Home Ad
ministration: RODNEY ALAN
VANDEVF.R. BRENDA JEAN
VANDEVER;
DEBRA
CRAWFORD. THE FEDERAL
LAND BANK OF SPOKANE.
Pendleton Branch. CREDIT
BUREAU OF WALLA WALLA
AND MILTON FREEWATER.
GEH FINANCIAL SERIVCES
CORPORATION. JESUS CK)N
/ALES; DORINA GON/ALES.
KENNY E ROBERTS; JAMES
MCKIM. VERA MCKIM.
MENDOZA:
MANLI I
MENDOZA
CAROLYN
GARCILAZO;
AURELIO
GAR
FTDELIN A
CILAZO;CANDELAV|0 GAR
CILAZO; JOSE AUGILERA;
ROBERT AUGILERA. BARBARA
AUGILERA. HARVEY NUNES.
JULIE AUGILERA; JAIME
AUGLIERA. and JOSE’ ACOSTA
Defendant*
No. 86-CV HK
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of an Execution issued
out of the above entitled court in the
above entitled cause to me directed
and dated on December 15. 1987.
based upon a Judgement rendered
and entered in said court on March
20, 1987. in favor of the State of
Oregon. Acting by and through the
Director of Veterans’ Affair», com
manding me to make sale of the
following described real property,
to-wit:
PARCEL NO I
South Vi of the Southeast Vi.
Southeast *4 of the Southwest U ly
ing South of the Canal in Section 25.
Township 5 North. Range 26.
E W M.. Morrow County. Oregon
la*» 1.4 and 6 in Block 17 West
in Section 25. Township 5 North.
Range 2ft E W M . Morrow Coun
ty. Oregon.
PARCEL NO II
Beginning at the Northwest comer
of the Northwest % of the Northeast
%. thence East 400 feet, lev the point
of beginning, thence South 500 feet,
thence East 295 feet, thence North
.500 feet, thence West 295 feet, to the
point of beginning, all in Section 26,
Township 5 North, Range 26,
E.W M . Morrow County. Oregon,
to satisfy a Judgment against defen
dants Max E. Hcllhcrg and Marilyn
J Hcllhcrg for the sum of
S25I.87I 08. together with interest
at 115 percent per annum from date
of Judgment until paid.
NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue
of said Execution and Judgment and
in compliance with the command of
said Writ. I will on the 3rd day of
February. 1988. at 10:00 a.m. at the
front door of the Morrow County
Courthouse. Heppner. Morrow
County. Oregon, sell at public auc
lion and subjecl to redemption to the
highest bidder for cash in hand all
of the right, title and interest which
Max E. Hellherg and Marilyn .1.
Hellberg or any successor had on
March 20. 1987, the date of plain
tiff s mortgage, and thereafter had in
and to the above-described real pro
perty or any part or portion thereof,
to satisfy said Execution and Judg
ment and interest, costs and accru
ing costs.
DATED at Heppner. Oregon, on
December 17, 1987.
Roy Drago. Sheriff
By Pauline Winter Chief Civil
Deputy
Published December 23. 30. 1987,
January 6, 13, 1988
Campground reservations being
accepted throughout Oregon
ReservatMMi applications lor the
coming camping season in Oregon
Slate Parks will be accepted begin
mng Monday. January 11. according
lo Steve Johansen. Operations Sup^
port manager.
While reservations arc not re
quired. they are suggested at the
more popular campgrounds, par
licularty on summer holidays and
weekends Reservations are used on
ly between Memorial Ikiy and labor
Day weekends
Johansen also said that a $1 cam
ping fee increase is being proposed
effective May 9 for all campsites
The new daily summer camping
rates will range from $7 to $10
depending on the type of site The
higher rate applies through October
2
Reservation requests must be ac
companied by a check or money
order of $10 The $10 advance
deposit includes a $3 non refundable
reservation fee with $7 applied to the
first night’s camping fee The re-
An open house will be held at the
Umatilla, Morrow. Gilliam County
Farmers Home Administration of
fice on Tuesday. January 12. from
10 a m to 12 noon, to demonstrate
the new computer system, announc
ed FmHA County Supervisor. Dave.
R Fitzsimmons
According to Farmers Home Ad
ministration State Director David T.
Chen, the open house is part of a
statewide open house to recognize
the completion of the three-year
automation project; one of the
largest projects of its kind in the
country FmHA ha* installed 59
NOTICE Is hereby given pursuant to ORS
311.615 of
the service of
Personal Property Tax warrants upon the following listed
tax payers.
Payment of the following listed delinquent
taxes w i th
Interest
and
cost of service must be made by January
13,
1966 or
said warrants
shall be filed wi th the County Clerk of Mo rr ow County.
Oregon,
for
entry In the Co unty Clerk Lien Record,
and shall becoaie a
lien upon
the title to any Interest In real property owned by the person against
w h oa the warrant
is
issued,
and the
taxes on personal
property
embraced In the warrant with Interest,
penalties and costs applicable
therto,
shall continue as a lien on all the personal property of
the
person assessed as otherwise provided by law.
The effect shall be the
same
though the people of the county had recovered
the Judgement
against the person charged for the full amount of the
delinquent
tax
covered by the warrant together with
interest
thereon
and cost
as
provided by law.
at
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NAME
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HOME
67
2 5 7 . Ul
1.72
15.00
2 7 U . 13
MILLER, JUDY
HOME
87
25. 16
.17
15.00
U 0 .33
HOME
87
62.65
,U2
15.00
76.07
OSBORN, DENNIS
HOME
87
2 6 . 9U
.18
15.00
U 2 . 12
COLLAZO, JESSIE ft
LUPE
HOME
87
162.53
1.08
15.00
178.61
MOORE, JOHN ft MARY
HOME
67
U5.61
.30
15.00
60.91
PEREZ, ROBERT L. ft
KAREN
HOME
87
13U.58
.90
15.00
150.U8
HAMPTON, THOMAS k
LOR I
HOME
87
58.75
.39
15.00
7 U . 1U
NAVARRO, GORGE
HOME
67
130.05
.87
15.00
1U5.92
POPE, KAROL
HOME
87
2 1 2 . U6
1 .U2
15.00
226.90
WILLIAMS, DWJANE
Munt
¿7
1U0.55
. 9U
15.00
156.U9
HOME
67
2U.B9
.17
15.00
U 0 .06
BULLOCK, DUANE k
DARLENE
HOME
67
191.51
1.26
15.00
207.79
HICKEY, DAN M
HOME
87
28.69
. 19
15.00
U3.88
PALMER, CARL
HOME
87
39.05
.26
15.00
5U.31
MACHADO,
DEBORAH
HOME
67
159.22
1.06
15.00
175.28
REYNOLDS, ROBERT W. MOBILE HOME
87
26 .9U
. 18
15.00
U 2 . 12
HOME
87
159.96
1.07
15.00
176.03
EDWARDS, 00R0THY
HOME
67
109.78
.73
15.00
125.51
N U X A L L , DON ft
ELAINE
HOME
67
16.06
.11
15.00
31.17
PRYOR, JARVIS,
DORIS
HOME
87
302.06
2.01
15.00
319.09
IV I €. KENNETH, ft
JEANNE
HOME
87
10.22
.07
25.29
OUHt ER, MARVIN ft
SHARON
HOME
87
16U.86
1.23
15.00
201.09
WILLIAMS. MILT
HOME
87
18.2U
. 12
15.00
33.36
CENICEROS, MO0EST0
HOME
67
37.57
.25
15.00
52.82
WEST, ALFRED ft OLA
HOME
87
187.58
1.25
15.00
203.83
NAVARRO, PEDRO
HOME
67
17.27
.12
15.00
32.39
CARRILLO.
HOME
87
60. U2
.UO
15.00
75.82
SNY0ER, MILDRED ft
Cl N0Y
HOME
87
55.55
.37
15.00
70.92
STEVENS, LARRY W.
HOME
87
12.80
.09
15.00
27.89
FORD, RONALD, P. ft
MARJORIE
HOME
67
87.70
.65
15.00
113.35
CLICK, LOIS
HOME
87
25.60
. 17
15.00
U 0 .77
ZINTER, ROBERT
HOME
87
Ul .87
.28
15.00
57.15
WESTERN BANK
HOME
87
U3.0U
.29
15.00
58.33
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maming camping fees will be
payable upon arrival at the park
Application form* are available at
stale park office* throughout the
state, as well as at many Oregon
Stale Police, Motor Vehicles Divi
sion and chamber of commerce of
fice*. They are also available at Stale
Parks headquarters at 525 Trade
Street SE. Salem. OR 97310.
telephone: 378-6305
While reservation requests can be
made in writing or in person by
visiting the park desired. Johansen
suggested that the mail option is
preferred at this time of year
The 13 parks where reservations
may be made include Beach side.
Beverly Beach and South Beach all
in the Newport area. Cape laxikoul.
Tillamook.; Detroit lake. Detroit.
Devil’s lake, Lincoln City. Fort
Steven*. Astoria. Harris Beach.
Brixvkings; Honeyman. Florence.
Princville Reservoir. Prineville.
Sunset Bay. Coos Bay, The Cove
Palisades. Culver; and Wallowa
take. Joseph
Open House to show new computer
NOTICE Of SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WA RR AN TS
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SIX - Hcppner U txrttrTIm n, Heppner. Oregon Wcdanday, January 6, I
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First Pu bl ic at io n December 23, 1967
second Pu bl ic at io n December 3 0 , 1967
Third Pu bl ic at io n Ja nu ar y 6, 1968
Fourth Pu bl ic at io n Ja nuary 1 3 , 1988
Margo Sharer
Mo rrow County Tax C d i 1 actor
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Winterize your houseplants
It’s time to get houseplants ready
for another winter indoors.
"Because growing condition» in-
doors j.re often pixvr. houseplants
usually aren't too vigorous during
the winter." said Ray McNeilan.
Oregon Stale University Extension
home gardening agent
As a result, the water needs of
houseplants are less in the winter
season It’s best to let the potting soil
dry slightly before watering again
with most plants taavc the soil
moist after watering, not saturated
And. let any excess water drain out
the bottom of the pot
Ik) not leave drain water standing
in the dish or other container the
plant pot sits m
Fertilizer needs of houseplants arc
also less during winter months It's
safe to let houseplants go without
fertilizer from late November
lhr*Mi«*h f**«rlv Annl
Remove seed pod* and wilted
flowers and leaves Prune back long,
straggly stem* to within one eighth
inch of a leaf joint Keep plants free
of dust and pick off any insect* that
may be hiding on stem* or foliage
Some plant* may need a transfer
lo larger pot* to maintain maximum
growth Most vigorously growing
indoor plant* need repotting every
year 01 two
Check the plant root system to
determine if it is pothound Put one
hand over the top of the soil, turn the
pot upside down, up the rim softly
against the edge of a table lo loosen
the soil, and remove the old pot A
solid mass of nxHs w ith little or no
soil visible indicates the plant is pot
bound.
When repotting, use a new con
tainer about two inches deeper and
w ider than the old one This is usual
ly one size larger in clay flower pxs
Snowmobile club gets start on activities
Four Corners Snowmobile Club
sponsored a trail ride on Sunday,
January 5. I9XK Seventeen riders
left Herren Meadows at 11 a m and
covered approximately 70 miles dur
ing the day long ride
The monthly club meeting was
held Moiklay. January 4 at the Col
umhia Basin Electric Cooperative
New business included plans for
coming events Another trail ride on
Sunday. January 16 starting at 10
a m from Kelly Prairie and a play-
day on Sunday. February 7 at Kelly
Prairie were announced
Del Moyer, president of the club.
*k»i the Four-Corners
Snowmobile (Tub will be a partKi
pant in the American Cancer Socic
tv’s fund drive during the month of
February Del indicated that the club
would have a trail ride on Sunday,
February 22, with rider* taking
pledges for the American Cancer
Society.
Terric Cutsforth. secretary of the
club, extended a welcome to the
public for the coming events spon
sored by the club She noted "the
club is interested in charitable ac
tivities and sale winter fun We hope
everyone will join us at our spon
sored activities."
computer terminals on 23 systems in
Oregon and over 6.000 nationally
Chen said
"We think this computer system
is going to be a big help to our bor
rowers especially family farmers,”
Fitzsimmons said "Once we plug
basic numbers into the machine, we
can help determine which manage
ment decisions will be the most
beneficial We’ll be able to pro|cct
annual cash flow figures quickly and
accurately.
"In addition, we can go directly
into the FmHA mainframe computer
in Kansas City.” Fitzsimmons said
"We expect this equipment will also
help us to process applications
quicker than we have in the past ”
The FmHA office is Uvated at
1229 SE Third. Suite A.. Pendleton,
Did you know that on Federal 5 million replacement cards between
OR in the Agricultural Services tax returns filed in 1988 and now and April 15. 1988 -in effect,
building
after, you have to list a Social doubling our normal workload.
In general, a person can apply for
Security number for anv person
age 5 or above who you wish to a Social Security number at any
Social Security office by mail or in
claim as a dependent?
The provision requiring Social person Evidence of date of birth.
Security numbers for dependents U S citizenship or lawful alien
By Jason Dougherty
contained in the Tax Reform status, and identity must he provid
The Heppner High Schtx>l Drama was
Act
1986 The purpose is to ed Of course, there is no charge for
(Tub presented three short Christmas reduce of tax
csasion in cases were either a new or replacement Social
plays on Monday December 21
parents
filing
separate returns both Security card.
The three plays presented were. claim a dependent
tax purposes To permit parents to comply w ith
"Her Christmas Gift ”; “ Christmas or in cases were for
taxpayers
claim the new law as easily as possible, we
Makes the Heart Gum Fonder" ami non-existent dependents This results
are seeking the cooperation ol
"Once a Year
schools, local organizations,
in
a
substantial
loss
of
resenue
at
the
These plays consisted of four stu expense of millions of other businesses, and other government
dent actresses, senior Val Hager, taxpayers
agencies in informing parents about
junior Melissa McCurry . sophomore
the law’s requirements In many
About
two
thirds
of
America’s
Mary Connor and freshman young people already have Social localities, schtxils arc assisting in
Michelle Cameron
cards with lifetime getting the word out by relaying in
The Heppner High School Drama Security
numbers They may have gotten formation and. in some cases, sup
(Tub is headed and directed by them
for hank accounts, part -time plying Social Security number ap
English teacher Linda Dutcher
jobs, driver’s licenses, college en plications to parents In many cases,
trance examination*, or other school records can provide the intor
mation needed by parents to apply
P U B LIC NOTICE purposes
almost all employment for the child’s number. Local
IN I HI MSIKK I COURT <>l and Because
self
employment
are now organizations, businesses, other
THI SI M I (»1 ( >kI (,< is
covered
by
S
ocij
I
Security
. just agencies, tax preparers, and others
FOR MORROW COl NTT
are including brief messages in their
about
every
American
will
eventual
H A H BROKERS IM and
newsletters, supplying information
ly
need
a
number
All
reported
ear
STEPHANIE HURLIMAN. dba
nings are recorded on an indiv tdual's in payroll stutters, or informing
H & B CONSIkl iT ln s
earnings
undet his or her clients during interviews or through
Lien Claimants, name using record
that
number
Entitlement mailings
v*.
If you want more information or
lo
and
the
amount
ol
future
MAX PARSONS. M W P WOOD disabilitv. sursivots. and any
need
in applying lor a
retirement
PR< >1)1 C l S I N (
M Df K benefits as well as entitlement to Social assistance
Security
number,
please con
CREI k
Medicare
will
depend
on
the
com
tad
your
local
Social
Security
LUMBER Co . IVAN WARNER. pleteness and accuracy of that The telephone number can he office.
lound
ROBERT R BROWN and WADE record
in
your
phone
directory
under
F DRURY.
In a normal year. Social Security "Social Security Administration" or
Lien Debtors
issues
about 6 million original and " U S Government " Remember,
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6
million
replacement cards Lnder don’t wait until the last minute, apply
NOTH 1 " i shi kii 1 s
the
new
law,
we expect to issue and now If you wait until March or
SALE OF PERSONAL
additional
9
million
new cards and April of this year, it may he tix> late'
PROPERTY
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
issued out of the above entitled court
in the suhjecl cause on December 11.
1987, in favor o( the Lien Claimants
and against the Lien Debtors
wherein it was ordered that a certain
lien held by Lien Claimants he Presented by South Morrow County Ministerial Association
foreclosed and that the personal priv- Father Tony Bullman. All Samis Episcopal Church
perty subject to the lien he
ta d month 1 asked the question who can come, and why should I come?
sold.which Order commanded 111 c to Ibis month I have another question What happens if I come? The answer
sell that personal property to satisfy to that question is I will give you rest You will find rest for your vhj I s ".
a judgment against Max Parsons and In our restless society there arc lew promises more meaningful Travel agen
M W P W ish ! Products. Inc , Lien cy s otter rest only when we get away from it all Entertainment offers escape
Debtors, in the sum ol $700 (X) Irom our true situation The real and important world rather is to begin
together with interest on that sum at with the world inside and not the world outside I may change my outside
the rate of 9*? annum from March world completely. my triends, my work, my home But if I have no peace
18. 1987 until paid, the sum ot and rest inside, in my heart, the change alters very little On the other hand,
$13 00 for costs of .1 title report il my mind and heart arc at rest. I have something of immeasurable value
herein the further sum ot $72 70 as which nothing can remove
Lien Claimants costs and
This is exactly what Jesus oilers through his death for our sins On the
disbursements I w ill on January 21. cross He took our place and bore our guilt and punishment At first, Simon
1988. at 10 (N) A M Standard ol Peter could not understand why Jesus had to die But later, he put it like
Time, as defined in ORS 187 ||0 a t this "Christ died for our sins once and for all He. the just, suffered for
the Port of Morrow. T-3. Board the uniust to bring us to God < I Peter 3 18» What does this mean ' The
man. Oregon in Morrow County essence of sin is that we get our own way. not God's and therefore, in
sell at public auction all the interest cv itablv wc find ourselves separated from Him That is why God is unreal
which the above named defendants in our experience Think of this in terms of two hanks on cither side of
had in certain logs with brand a riser By going our own way and not God's wc arc on one hank, and
(MW Pi and identified b\ ticket Cmd on the other Now if traffic is to flow from one side to the other. we
numbers 13309 13311 13322 and need a bridge which by definition touches both sides In the historv of
the world there has been only one bridge which is both man and God and
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DATED this 30th day of that is Jesus Christ Moreover. He could effectively become that bridge
for us. only by tjking upon Himselt the problem which caused the separa
December. 1987
SHERIFF OF MORROW died tor our sins to bring us to (iod For it is through the cross that
COl STY we can base pc-nc with C«*d with the peace of God in our hearts The har
Bv Pauline W inter rier ot sin was dealt with once and tor all when Jesus died And we receive
Chief Civil Deputv the benefits ,<? His death when we receive Him into our lives Mav the laird
Jesus bless etui as sou serve Him
Published Januarv 6, 15 1988
Five vear olds need Social
Security number
Christmas plays
presented
I will give you rest...
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