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OR 978 Vi Sweeney Mortuary, Heppner, was in charge of arrangements O b itu a r ie s L a u re n c e B ra d y Laurence Bradv 92. of Heppner died Friday. July 22. 1988 at Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home in Heppner Graveside funeral service was 11 a m. Tuesday ai the Heppner Masonic Cemetery He was horn March 25. 1896 at County Longford. Ireland, son of Thomas and Margaret Broidy Brad> He had lived in Morrow County for over 70 years and work ed on many local ranches. He was a member of St Patrick Catholic Church in Heppner Survivors include brothers, Thomas and Bernard, both in New York Two brothers and two sisters died earlier Memorial contributions may be made to the Pioneer Memorial Nur sing Home. P O Bo» 9. Heppner. Or 978V) Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner, was •n charge of arrangements Padberg returns from 3-week trip Mildred Padberg returned recent ly from a three week visit with her son and daughter in law. Edwin and Dorothy Tucker of Salem While there she was able to visit her sister Elsie Caldera and her family of Coos Bay She also visited her daughter Mary Evelyn Rovs and husband Gor don of Canby . B e r th a K . D e n n is o n Private graveside funeral services for Bertha E Dennison were held at the Heppner Masonic Cemetery on Wednesday. July 20 Mrs Dennison. 97, of lone, died Monday , July 18, 1988 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner Drop in guests of Mildred Padberg were Archie and Jeannette Padberg of Boring They were returning home after a family get together in Hermiston Just Arrived! Truckload of P R E M IU M Railroad Ties. Lexington lumber 9898586 Il II II ■ In Heppner at GONTY’S % r T h u n ., July 2X—I» a.m. - 1 p.m. Call for Appointment—676-92f»4 i ^ H . a r l n f Aid S e r v i e * S1 a w O«r on. »•«*dl«t*n c i g t u u j ’o \ j~ iFREE HEARING EXAMS 7 7 R .5 1 9 I Maarlnn Aid Servici Richard, 8 years ago, you asked me to marry' you. The answer is still “ YES!” Happy 8th Anni versary August I, 1988 I Love You, Teresa %H r ¥ Hr V ¥ .H r * . Hr ¥ tu r tle /Ae . H r* (v m u r r tu y e . H .n y u e p n . ^ / / ■ H r* you ¥ l/urnt* . Home C /m ipA l d& euiry *A u r* o f' lA e tr > / / on >•{ < At /t/r e r <tl <• r e te fi b o n p H m u f it r e lAe f Y^mmume/y M H .',/ / 7 CC f i m Hm u f it r e *ey ..r fMO CTOTO iOMOO 0 O O W ffiM g) Mr. and Mrs. Mike Saling and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hams gj request the honor of your present e at the marriage ot their children uf-Jdichele Marie and leffrey Wayne _ ^ S a tu rd a y , August 6, at 1:00 p.m. g| A ll Saints Episcopal Church r 1 *$*^ corner of Church and (>ale Streets Heppner, Oregon Ret option folhm m n < errmony A m r t r j n legion Mat/ '» n t h ( ha«- Sin f t jy 5 OJ) ft 0 V M il 00 D 0 M S M M SI) M M M M J ■a n ru in i................. ....................... ............................................................... FARM ERS U N IFLEX LIF E INSURANCE With Farmer’ s New World Lile. Call us about this flexible Life Insurance Policy. The premiums are flexible and adjustable. The death benefits can even be changed, High interest paid on the cash value. P L O Y H A R IN S U R A N C E 676-5818 Heppner Births Sarah l eona Gavin-a daughter. Sarah, was bom July I t , 1988. to James and Karen Gavui ot Lexington at Good Shepherd Hospital in Her mivion The haby weighed 8 lb* 7 ot. • Jacob W ilham Whittaker a von. Jacob, was bora July 22. 1988 to Teresa and Joe Whittaker of Red mond. OR The baby weighed 10 lbs 4 ozs Grandparents are John and Ann Skow, Heppner, and Elbert and Winnie Whittaker. Redmond Great grandparents are Bill and leirene Ary, Stiglcr. Oklahoma E au rlc Lindsay M urray-a daughter. Laune. was bora July 11. 1988 to John and Ann Murray of Heppner at St Mary Medical Center in Walla Walla. Washington The baby weighed 7 lbs 12 ors Grandparents are Larry and C'or nnc Lindsay. Lcaington and Rod and Meg Murray, lone Great-grandparents arc Laura Shook. Hillsboro. AI A Adelia Rcnuly. Tigard. Rosella Lindsay. Lexington The baby joins one brother Luke Roderick. 2 years ai home Chamber Chatter By O a robot Maneger Claudia Mugrtee You'll Siam he seeing three new planters in town Many thanks to Kin/ua Corporation for donating the materials; to Bill Sowell for taking the time to build them, to Lome Burkcnbine for chairing the project, and to Fred l.undin for transporting supplies Coast to-Coast. Heppner T V . and Dr Robert Rolen have filed for adoption Music in the Park was great Sun day evening, a super way to forget about the heat Marcia Sweek is planning additorval cultural events for our community Don't wish summer away, the days are already getting shorter Pack a picnic and head for Willow Creek l^ikc or Cutsforth Park Make some memories "Trail Days and Country Ways", the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo theme, opens the doors for creativi ty Start preparing now to enter fair eshihits and participate in the parade Dates are August 17-21. It’s a community effort Nc»t week Chamber will have its regular business meeting The lun cheon bar has been delicious, offer ing a variety of salads, fruit, and cold cuts Come see for yourself •Thought for the week "Things turn out the best for the people who make (he best out ol the way things turn out" Art Lmklcttcr P U B L IC N O TIC E Nominating petitions are available at City Hall. 188 W Willow Street. Heppner, Oregon for the election November 8. 1988 Official terms expiring for the City of Heppner arc the Mayor and five council posi lions The Mayor's position is a two year term, and the Council positions are three (5) four year terms and two (2) two year terms No person is eligible to any elective ofTicc of the City of Heppner. who. at the time of (heir election, is not a qualified elector within the meaning of the State Constitution, and who has not resided in the City of Heppner for one year immediately preceding the election To he a qualified elector to sign (be nominating petition the elec tor must be registered at the Morrow County Courthouse Ihc dead line for petitions with the City Clerk is 5.00 P. M prevail ing time August 29. 1988 Marshall Lovgrcn, Administrator Published July 20. 27, August 3, 10, 17. 24. 1988______________ P U B L IC N O TIC E NOTICE LOR NOMINA HON FOR DIRECTOR of Morrow Soil and Water Conscr vation District Notice is hereby served that nominations by petition may be made for positions of Directors of the Morrow Soil and Water Conser vation District The following post tions will expire this year and will be filled by election, on a nonpar tisan ballot, at the November 8. 1988, General Flection fMsition Term Zone 2 4 years Zone 3 4 years At large 4 years At large 4 years Information regarding /one boun daries, eligibility requirements and copies of nominating petitions may he obtained at the District Office located at 430 Heppner'Lexington Hwy, Heppner Nominating petitions must be signed by at least ten registered voters residing within the Morrow SWCD and he submitted to the County Clerk of Morrow County for verification of signatures prior to fil ing Verified petitions and a Cer tificate of Candidacy must be filed by August 30. 1988, with the Soil and Water Conservation Division. Oregon Department of Agriculture. 635 Capitol Street NE Salem. OR 97310-0110 Published July 27. 1988 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION The City of Boardman w ill bold an election on Tuesday. November 8. 1988 to fill the position of mayor and three city council position* For fil ing peti I ions and further information regarding these office*, please con tact Boardman City Hall Shirley Zielinski City Oerk Published July 27. 1988_______ P U B L IC N O TIC E NOTICE OF STREET VACATION Notice is hereby given that the Common Council ol the City of Heppner has initiated proceedings for the vacation of that portion of Morgan and Keiths streets describ ed as follows: Beginning at the southwest comer of Section 26. Township 2 South, Range 26 EW’M. Morrow County. Oregon, thence north 00 degrees 14' west a distance of 1.464 00 more or less to an axle, said axle being (he southwest comer of that property dcexlcd from Vernon Elatt to the Stale of Oregon, by and through its State Highway Commission on September 15. 1952 as recorded in Book 56. page 41-2 Morrow Coun ty deed records on September 18. 1952; thence west a distance of 30 00 feet to a point, said point be ing on the east line of Block One ( I ) of Shipley s Addition to Heppner. thence north along the east line of said Block One ( I ) to the northeast aim er of said Block One (I). thence west along the north line of said Block One (I) a distance of 50.00 feet to a point, thence north a distance of 60 (X) feet to a point, thence east a distance of 50 00 feet to a point on the cast Section line; thence south to the point ot beginn ing Said pn>pcrty being portions of Kelthy Street and Morgan Street as shown on the maps of the Morrow County Assessor on June 22, 1988 A public hearing on the matter is set for 8 p m , September 6. 1988 at City Hall. W Willow Street. Heppner. Oregon for the purpose of hearing all objections, remonstra- tions or concerns about the vacation Any written objections, concerns or remonst rat ions must he received by City Hall prior to the date and time of the hearing if the author cam** personally attend the public hearing Published July 27. August 3. 10. 17 IOXK P U B L IC N O TIC E ( IKCl II c o u r t " I OREGON MORROW COt s n STATE OF OREGON. Acting by and through the Director of Veterans Affairs, Plaintiff, v. W II I II V OSIPRKAMP. BAR BARA i 0$TI RKAMP; l l RRls I IMPS I 1 I I S I1MPY. CITY OF IKKKiON, a municipal corpxira non. NANCY H HAREMORE. nka NANCY H VANDBRPOI; WADI DRURY; and BRENDA DRURY Defendants No S7< A i < NOTICE OT SALE By virtue of an I xecution issued out of the above enitiled court in the above-entitled cause' to me directed and dated on June 27 1988. based upon a Anic-mled Judgment rendered and entered in said court on May 27. 1988 in favor of the Slate of Oregon. Acting bv and through the Director of Veterans’ Aflairs com manding me to nuke sale ot the* following described real and per sonal property, to wii Da 5. Block 2 Osterkamp -Vlcli tion to the City ol Irrigon Morrow County, Oregon, in Section 2 ' Township 5 North. Range 2b Together with the following des* rib ed mobile home which is firmly al fixed to the property 197b Vandy Mobile Horne. Serial Number AKSOI38, Title No 7803028212 to satisfy a Judgment against defendants Willie V Osterkam p and Barbara J Osterkam p for the sum of $26.181 b8 together with interest at 9 0 percent per annum from dale 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 Tuesday, the 23rd day of August. 1988. at 10 (8» A M at 205 SE 3rd Street. Irrigon. Morrow County. Oregon, sell al public auction and subject to redemption to the highest bidder for cash in hand all of the right, title and interest which Willie V Osterkamp and Barbara J Osterkamp or any successor had on February 28. 1977. (he date of plamliirs mortgage and tliercafter had in and to Ihc ahovc- descrihed real and personal proper ty or any pan or portion thereof, to satisfy said Execution and Judgment and interest, costs and accruing coats DATED at Heppner. Oregon, on July II. I9R8 Roy Drago. Sheriff Morrow County. Oregon By Pauline Winter Chief Civil Deputy Published July 13. 20. 27; August 3, 1988 ? - « y . > ’ \ ' *• • '* • . ; PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING The County of Morrow will hold a public hearing on the 10 day of August. 1988 at 10 00 a M in Heppner. Oregon al the Morrow County Court Office to hear and consider any objection there may be to the relinquishment of title to real property situated within the City of Irrigon. Oregon Relinquishment, if effected, shall transfer title to said propety to die City of Irrigon The property involved is specifically described as follows: Parcels of land situated in the Ci ty o f Irrigon. O regon, and designated in the records of Morrow County as County streets, to-wit In Section 24. T5N. R26. E W M Second Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Columbia River; Third Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Columbia River. Fourth Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Columbia River; Fifth Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Columbia River, Oregon Avenue, from First Street west to the Irngon City Limits. South Main Street, ffom Highway 730 west to the Irngon City Limits. In Section 19. T5N. R27. E W M : Sixth Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Columbia River; Seventh Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Ir rigon Marina Park, Eighth Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Ir ngon Manna Park. Ninth Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Ir rigon Marina Purk. Tenth Street. East, from Washington Avenue north to the Ir ngon Marina Park. Twelfth Street East, from Washington Avenue north to the Columbia River. Thirteenth Street East, from Wa hmgton Avenue north to the Columbia River; Fourteenth Street East, from Highway 730 north to the Columbia River; Fifteenth Street East, from Highway 730 north to the Columbia River; In Section 24, T5N, R26, E.W M : Washington Avenue, from First Street west to the Irrigon City Limits. ADmg the Section line between Section 25. T5N, R26. E W M and Section » I SN. R27. B w M Division Street, from California Avenue south to the Irrigon City Limits Morrow County Court Published Jills ?7 August 3, |988 P U B L IC N O TIC E IN THE DISTRICT COURT (>F IMF SI M l OF OKI (i()N FOR THE COUNTIES OF MORROW AND UMATILLA AT HERMISTON INI AND EMPIRE BANK, an Oregon Corporation. Plaintiff. v\ IRON JAMES .ind KATHY JAMI s Husband and wile Dvtendanls TO I ros James Address ( nknown CASE NO HC 88 018b SI MMONS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FORECXHNG COPY IS A FUEL TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE ORIGINAL THEREOF RJM Attorney At Taw You are hereby required to appear and defend the complaint filed against you n the above entitled ac tions within thirty (30) days from the date of service of this summons upon you. jnd in case of your failure to do so. for want thereof, plaintiffts) will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint NOTICE TO DEFENDANT READ THESE PAPERS CAREFULLY' You must appear" in this case or Ihc other side will win automatically To "appear" you must file with the court a legal pajKT called a "motion" or "answ er" The "nation" or "answer" must be given to the court clerk or ad mimstrator within 30 days along with the required filing fee It must he in proper form and have proof of service on the plaintiffs attorney or. if the plaintiff docs not have an at torney. proof of service upon the plaintiff If you have any questions, you should see an attorney immediately Richard J McNcrncy Attorney lor Plaintiff OSB 82-013 Published July 13. 20. 27. August 3. 1988 PUBLI€ NOTICE Notice of Election Council Members Town of Lexington Official terms expiring for the Town of Lexington are two Council position* and City Recorxier. All three art for four year terms Nominating petition* are available at City Hall or by contacting Mayor Robert Taylor for the election to be held November 8. 1988 The peti tions must he filed with the City Recorder no later than August 29. 1988 and contain signatures of qualified electors only Linda Ripple Town of Lexington Published July 27, August 3. 10. 17. 1988 S ’ * * 1 ■ . ' • *' * > . * f: ‘ \v , *• j . . • * « • * --s* ’ ••• »■ • * * • • # • • I j s i- ’ > *•-* I • . • 4- * " v*J : — ,■ • *•* . * e , •* ' ï< * : 4 * * \Y 1C '*«■ PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO BID The Cay f Heppner is inviting pro posals from interested persons in an (icipadon of awarding a bid for janitorial service al the Heppner Public Library The following is a schedule of the maintenance for the Library Section of the building Once a Month; Buff flours Twice a Month: Vacuum the carpet, dust tops of the tall cabinets, dust mop and wet mop the floor withxHit ukmg up the wax Clean rest moms Once a Yrar:Dewax and wax the flxxir and wash windows This should be done in May The person awarded the bid shall furnish their own cleaning equip ment. materials and supplies The last day to receive proposals will be Fruity. July 29. 1988 Proposals will be considered at t)ie regular council meeting August I . 1988 The City of Heppner reserves the right to reject any or all bids The City of Heppner is an Equal Opportunity Employer Maishall Lovgrcn, City Administrator Published: July 13. 20. 27. 1988 »• «v *•* * •• s. ** ** * ■. , ‘ ' • •> ' P U B L IC N O TIC E IN THE DISTRICT COURT (»1 THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTIES OF MORROW AND UMATILLA AT HERMISTON INLAND EMPIRE BANK, an Oregon C orporation. Plaintiff, vs. TROY JAMES and KATHY JAMES, husband and wife. Defendants CASE NO COMPDUNT - BREACH OF INSTALLMENT NOTSj Plaintiffs allege I At all times material herein, plain tiffs were and now arc husband and wife, residing in the State of Oregon 7 At all times hereinafter mention cd. defendants were husband and wife and may be found in Umatilla Counts. Oregon 3 On the 17th day of April. 1986. for gtsxl and valuable consideration, defendants made executed, and delivered to plaintiffs their pro missory note, a true copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A " and incorporated herein by reference Ever since, plaintiffs have been and now aix- the sole owners and holders ol that note 4 Pursuant to the terms of the pro- missorv note defendants promised to pav pi.unlit! the sum of S3.l*18 22 in consecutive monthly installments ol 5119 77 tveginning on the 26th ilav ol Mas. 1986. until paid 5 Defendants are in default on the note by reason of their failure to make the payments required thereunder, and plaintiffs have declared the entire unpaid balance of the note. $2.117 7.3. immediately due and payable 6 Dcpsiic demands for the balance owing, defendants have failed or refused to pay the balaia e ow mg on the note As a result there is now due and owing on the note from dclen dantv to plaintiffs the sum ot $2.117.73. together with interest thereon al 14*3 annum from the- 29th day of June. 1988 until pjid 7 The note further provides that in the event suit or jelion is tiled to eol lect the note, delendants agreed also to pay plaintiffs reasonable attorney fees Plaintiff has been required to obtain the services of an attorney to enforce this note WHEREFORE, plaintiffs pray lor judgement against defendants and each of them in the amount of $2.117 73. together with interest thereon at the rale of I4T per an num Ironi the 29th day of June. 1988 until paid, for plaintiffs reasonable attorney fee. and for plaintiff s costs and disbursements incurred herein DATET> this 08 day of July. 1988 Richard J McNcrncy Attorney for Plaintiff O S B No 82 013 Published July 13. 20. 27. 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