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Schultz and Sherry Binqham
T w o weeks prior to Christmas
break. Mrs Beck's 7th and Kth
grade rnath stuilenls at Hcppner. h.»d
a bridge building contest Students
were divided into teams o f 4 and 5
and formed a company Each com
puny had a name, a director, an ar
chitcct, a carpenter, chief ot
transportation, and an accountant
Each of these jobs had specific
tasks liach company started out with
S I ,330,000 l hey had to purchase
their land for $5(X).(XX) and all their
building supplies (for example each
toothpick was SIO.(XX) and a day's
supply o f welding material (glue)
cost $850 )
judged on whether the architect's
plans matched the actual bridge,
plans matched the actual bridge.
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neatness, it they followed the given
building codes, and finally, bow
much weight it could support for at
least 30 seconds
The winning 7th grade company
was " W e 'v e Seen Bridges'* com­
prised o f Chad Doherty l.en Brut
ncr. Hick Kotflcr. Shelly Ashhcck
an*l frin f ishburn fheir bridge bold
a whopping. 7.h85 grams
The winning Kth grade company
tied another company in weight o f
2,5.37 giaius. hut had a higher score
in neatness The winning team was
" G I R I S " consisting o f Alecia
larnasky. laurel Webber Ciray,
( hrisy Schultz ami Sherrv Bingham
Neither winning team had errors in
their accounts
Wright travels to Germany for volleyball
By
Jill Conklin
Name Wrighi has recently return
ed from a 10 day ISL tour o f West
Germany
In the first week o f November.
Wright received a letter that said she
had been selected to go to W cst < ier
many to [day volleyball and tour
with International Sports Exchange
A month and a halt later Wright
left Portland on her way to West
Germany Seven other girls from
Oregon joined her on her all star
volleyb all team
A lter leasing
Portland the group tlcw to New
York Citv and met up with 10
volleyball players from California
and 72 cross country runners from
all over the United States " I met a
lot o f people Some from Ohio.
Texas. Arizona and lots ot other
states," Wright said
From New York. Wright and her
com panions flew d irectly to
Frankfurt. West Germans l ponar
nvtng there they t*>ok a bus to
Flckllcburg Here they did some
sight seeing and shopped Also in
Heidlehurg they stsitcd Meullehurg
Castle and Ludwig's Castle
A bus then ti*ok them on the tarn
ed Autobahn (a freeway in Germans
that has no speed limit) to Rothen
burg
Rolhenhtirg means "w a ll
around c ity " and it docs base a wall
around it
Their next stop was Munich,
where they arrived at night In
Munich thes ate < iemun tood lor ilk
first time and were entertained hy
folk dancers
Munk h was their husc tor the next
few days Here they played six
volleyball games against German
town teams Hie teams were com­
prised o f women of .ill ages and were
very good
The next day the group went to
Dachau which was a (»erman con
centration camp during W orld W ar
II They also shopped in Munich
Next jhes traveled to (ilotispal In
Glotispal thes went shopping in a
huge complex that not only includ
ed a shopping area hut also offices
and the city hall " I t ’ s hard to
describe It was just huge and very
beautiful." commented Wright
rheir seventh day in West Ger
many was sjx'ni watching the Cross
Country runners compete Ihos ran
in the Olympic Stadium in Munich
where the 1 ^72 Olympics were held
New Year's esc was spent at their
hotel watching fireworks and alien
ding a small celebration
No trip to West Germany would
he complete without a stop in
Nuremberg where the Nazi war
crim e trials
w ere held
In
Nurem berg they shopped and
prepared tor a cruise- on the Rhine
Riser Die Rhine- Riser is the busiest
waterway in I urope Along this
riser there are many small towns
built around a castle I lies stopped
and stsitcd mans o f these
When the trip finally came to an
end weather forced a late departure
tr*>m West C kwi nans hut W right ar
rived home on tuik-
" I really enjoyed this trip
Fserything in Germany is so
beautiful and everyone is scry
friendly I will definitely go hack in
the future it I get the chance." con­
cluded W right
New SWCD officers named
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Sheriff’s Report
The S h eriff s office at the ettur-
thousc in Hcppner reports dispat
thing the following businew during
the past week
Jan 0 Morrow County S h eriff *
o ffice began the insectigation into a
report o f possible sandalism at the
W illow Creek Dam Park area
Unknown suspects were driving
across the grass.
Morrow County deputy received
a report o f a possible drunk driver
weslNnindon I K4 from Boardman
The information was also relayed to
Oregon State Police
Jan 10 Morrow County S heriff k
office dispatched the Hcppner Fire
dejsartment to a reported tluc lire at
a residence across from 240 N.
Gilmore St
Jan
11 Morrow County in­
vestigated an attempted break in in
an Irrigon residence
Jan 12 Morrow County dispat­
ched the Boardman ambulance to
lum b W eston plant tor illness One
female was transported to Good
Shepherd Hospital.
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to the lone area to investigate
report of overdue motor)si Motorist
was located
Jan 13 Morrow County dispat
chcd the Boardman ambulance to
R05 Mt Adams to a report o f an in
jury One male was transported to
G ood
Shepherd
hospital
in
Hermiston.
Morrow County dispatched the
B*kirdntan ambulance to the Riser
side High School to a report o f an
injured girl One female was taken
to CkkkJ Shepherd Hospital in
Hermiston,
M orrow County deputies in
sestigated report o f possible drunk
driver on Hwy 734) Vehicle was
Lkated. call was unfounded, the
driscr was sober
Jan 14 Morrow County deputv
responded to assist Boardman Police
Department with report o f possible
tight starting at a Boardman
business
Jan 15 Morrow County deputy
began investigation o f a one car
vehicle accident on Hwy 207 just
south o f Bombing Range road
There were no injuries.
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to the Country Garden Estates
concerning a dog problem
Jan lh Morrow County deputy
responded to one mile west o f It
rigon on Hwy 730. to a report o f a
jxissihle dead calf Call was livated.
not dead hut seriously injured
( )wncr was unable to kvatr The call
apparently fell out o f a transporting
vehicle
PUBLIC NOTICE
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Team No Six assm Ihe first half
Harry Hartrly hast an all spare fame
Hifh fame Kjlir Me Kihrrts IV2 ami Paul
Ptoskunak 220
Hifh series Katie MiKiherts
IV2 and
Harrs Hanlr. f f l
High learn fame No Four 777
High team series No Three 2175
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New officers for the Soil and Water Conservation District are
from left: Don Key. secretary-treasurer Chairman Rudy
Bergstrom and Vice President Scott Madison SWCD met for
their annual meeting at Town and Country week last week in
Heppner.
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The Morrow Countv Sheriffs O f
lice is accepting sealed bids for a 30
channel recorder reproducer until
' (X) P M . Tuesday. January 31,
IdXV f or spec ifications and mfor
(nation, call h76 VOhl ext 42 Bid
- 'unc |(M )0 \M W I'llni vl.is
February I. IdKd
M orrow
County
does not
discriminate on the basis o f race,
color. Vitkmal origin. *ex. religk>n.
age and handicapped status in
employment or the provision o f
vers icc
Published January IH.JdRd
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High tenet Linda Schultz
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Maude Hughes VI2__________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE
O f SAI.E
Reference is made to that certain
trust deed made by William T Ward
and Denice I W||f), as grantor, to
Farmers Home Administration,
U S D A , as trustee, in favor o f
United States o f Am erica, as
beneficiary, dated April I I . 1978.
recorded April 13. 1978. in the mor­
tgage records o f Morrow County.
Oregon, in Nxvk M at page 13100.
or
as
fee/file/instru-
ment microfilm,reception No (in
dicate which), covering the fo llow ­
ing described real property situated
in said countv and state, to-wit
Lot 13. Biock 5. 0 0 1 U M B IA
TE R R A C E Addition to the Cits ,<(
Boardman. SectkHi 17. Township 4
North, Range 25. hast o f the
W illam ette M eridian. M orrow
County. Oregon
Both the beneficiary and the
trustee have elected to sell the said
real property to satisfy the obliga-
tk»ns secured hy said trust deed and
a notice o f default has been record­
ed pursuant to Oregon Revived
Statutes Kb 7354.3); the default for
which the foreclosure is made is
grantitr s failure to pay when due tlse
following sums
9 payments in the amount o f
S2.30 CX) each Real proprty taxes for
the years I91W> through I98H
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
mg to-wit
Principal $26,465 41 All fees,
citsts and expenses incurred in this
Interest as o f 10/20/RK 1.703 09
foreclosure Recapture o f suhsidiz
ed interest Daily Accrual 5 9KI9 if
any All sums advanced, if any. to
protect the property or the
beneficiary's interest therein
W H EREFO RE, notice hereby is
given that the undersigned trustee
will on March 30, 1989. at the hour
o f It) tX) o'clock. A M . in accord
with the standard o f time establish
ed hy ORS 187.110. at Main cn
trance o f the Morrow County Cour
lh* hi w* in ihc City o f Heppner Coun
ty o f Morrow. State o f Oregon, sell
at public auction to the highest hid
*ler tor cash the interesi in the said
described real property which the
grantor had or had power to convey
at the lime o f the execution hy him
o f the said trust deed, together w ith
any interest which the grantor or his
successors 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, including a
reasonable charge hy the trustcc
Noticc is further given that ans pet
son named in < )RS Kh 753 has the
right, at any time prior to fisc days
before the date last set for the sale,
to have this foreclosure pro*ceding
dismissed and the trust deed
reinstated hy payment to the
hcneficiary o f the entire am*Hint then
due (other than such portion of the
prmcipal as would not then he due
had no default occurred! and hy cur
ing any other default complained of
herein that is uajvihlc- of being sured
hy tendering the performance re
qutred under the ob liga tion
or trust deed, and in addition to pas
ing said sums or tendering the per
formance necessary to cure the
default. hy paying all costs and ex
penses actually incurred in entorc
ing the obligation and trust deed,
together with trustee s and attorney s
fees not exceeding the amounts pro
sided by said (IR S Hz* 75)
In construing this notice, the
masculine gender includes the
femimnc and the neuter. (I k - singular
includes the plural, the word "gran
to r " includes any successor in in
terest to the grantor as well as ans
other person owing an obligation,
the performance <tt which is secured
hy said trust deed, anti (he words
"trustee" and "beneficiary " includc
their respective successors in in
terest. if any Transamerna Title In
surance Company
D A T E D November 9. |9HH.
Janies I )
Thompson Assistant
Secretary Successor Trustee
State o f Oregon. Counts o f
Multnomah ss
I. the undersigned, certify that I
am the attorney or one o f the at
tomess 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
James C Castcrlme. Attorney for
said Irus4cc
Published December 28. I9KK.
Januars 4. I I . 18. 1989
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
There will he a Port o f Morrow
Commission meeting Wednesday.
Januars 18 at 12 mum at the Port o f
Morrow Office. No I Marine Drive
in Boardman
Published January 18. 1989,
Notice is hereby given the Plann
ing Commission o f Morrxtw Coun
ty and the Planning Commission o f
the City o f Boardman will meet in
joint session for the purp*>se o f con­
ducting a public hearing on the pro
posed cxpw sion o f the Boardman
Urban Gix>wih Btntndary The Hear
ing will he held Mondav. January
30. 1989 at 7:30 p m
in the
auditorium o f Riverside High Sch*m»l
in Bttardman. Oregon The meeting
is open to the public and all in­
terested parties are invited to attend
For additional information contact
Deane Serger, Morrow County
Planning Director (922-4624) at the
Im gon Court House Annex, or I. D
Dalrymple. Boardman Cay Manager
(481 u r V i at the Boardman (it s
Hall
Published January 18. 1989
PUBLIC NOTICE
TR U S TE E S N O T IC E OF SALE
Reference is made to that certain
trust deed nude hs JACK I
M cF A D D E N and J O N A T H U N R
K L E IN , as grantor, to Mornow
County Abstract Title Company, as
trustee, in favor o f First Federal
Savings ¿k Loan Association o f
Pendleton*, as beneficiary, dated
D ecem ber 5. 1975. recorded
December 9. 1975. in the mortgage
recordsol Morrow County. Oreg«m,
tn reception N o 891| (indicate
which), covering the follow ing
described real property situated in
said county and state, to-wit
PAR4 H
NO I
E h 2. o f Re Plat o f la * I . HI« h k
2. North Boardman, Oregon, filed
in C lerk’ s O ffice o f M orrow Coun
ty. Oregon
P A R C E L N O II
L it I . o f Re Plat o f L it I . Blin k
2. North Boardman. Boardman.
Oregon filed in Clerk's O ffice o f
Morrow County, Oregon lx * .3. o f
Rc Plat o f lad I . Block 2 North
Boardman. Boardman. Oregon, fil­
ed in Clerk's O ffice o f Morrow
County, Oregon
•now known as the Bcnj Franklin
F ederal
S avings
&
Loan
Association
Both the beneficiary and tic
trustee have elected to sell the said
real properly to satisfy the obliga­
tions secured hy said trust deed and
a n*Hicc o f default has been record­
ed pursuant to Oregon Revised
Statutes 86 735( 3); the default for
which the foreclosure is nude is
grantor's failure to pay when due the
fo llo w in g sums
m onthly in
stalIntents o f $2.562 69 each, begin
ning with February 10, 1988. until
paid, plus monthly late charges «if
$58 59 each, beginning February
25. 1988 until paid
By reason o f said default the
beneficiary has dirclarcd all sums
owing on the obligation secured hy
said trust deed immediately due and
payable, said sums being the follow
mg to-wit $132.348 64, with in­
terest theretin at the rate o f 11.5%
per annum, from January I, 1988.
until paid; together with title ex­
pense. costs, trustee's fees and at
tomey s lees incurred herein by
reason o f said default; and any fur
thcr sums a*lvanicd (continued on
reverse side hereof)
W H E R E FO R E , notice hereby is
given that the undersigned trustee
will 00 Aj'ril 2K 1909, at the hour
o f lO'OO o'clock. A M
in accord
w ith the standard o f time establish­
ed hs < )RS IK" 111) at front stcj>s
ot Morrow County Courthouse in
the City of Heppner. County of Mor
row. State o f 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 o f
the execution by him ot the said trust
deed, together with any interest
which the grantor or his successors
in interest acquired after the execu­
tion o f said trust deed, to satisfy the
fo re g o in g o b liga tion s thereby
secured and the costs and expenses
o f sale, including a reasonable
charge hs the trustee Notice is lur
iher given to any person named in
ORS Kf> 753 has the right, at any
time prior to five days hetorc the
date last set lor the sale to have this
foreclosure proceeding dismissed
and the trust deed reinstated hv pas -
ment to the beneficiary o f the entire
amount then due (other than such
portion ol the principal as would not
then he due had no default incurred)
an*l hs curing any iHtx-r default coni
plained o f herein that is capable of
being cured hy tendering the perlot
nunc e required under the obligation
or trust deed, and in addition to pas
ing said sums or tendering the per
formance necessary to cure the
default, by (using all costs and ex
|x-nses actually incurred in entorc
ing the obligation and trust deed,
together wiih trustee's and attorney s
fees ihm exceeding ihe amounts pr*v
sided hs said ORS Hrt 75 3
In construing this rnHicc. the
masculine gender includes the
feminine anil the neuter, the singular
includes the plural, the word "gra n ­
to r " includes any successor in in-
lercst to ihe grantor as well as any
tMher person owing an obligation,
the performance o f which is secured
hy said trust deed, and the words
"trustee" and "ben eficiary" indudc
thcir respective successors in in
terest, if any
D A T E D November 29. |9H8 Vic
lor W
V a n K otcn . Successor
Trustee
State o f Oregon. County o f ss
I. the undersigned, ccrlity that I
am ihe attorney or one o f Ihe at
torneys for the ahosc named trustee
and that the foregoing is a somplctc
and exact copy o f the original
trustee s notice o f sale
Published
December 28. 1988.
Januars 4. I I . 18. 1989
PUBLIC NOTICE
Due to weather and citnstruction
on W illow Creek Project - Poe
Asphalt Paving is experiencing
minor delays due to the cimstroctinn
W e would appreciate you adjust
your time schedule to allow for this
delay
You r co-operation would he
appreciated
Poe Asphalt Paving
Published Januars 11, 18.25, 1989
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Port o f Morrow budget com­
mittee will meet Thursday. January
19 beginning at 7 p m The meeting
will he held at No I Marine Drive.
Boardman
This meeting is to
disc use the 1989 budget
Publish«^ Januars 18, 1989
Interior
PAINT
SALE
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PETTYJOHN’S
676-9157 or 676-5001
424 Lynden Way, Heppner
! < AKI) OF THANKS
W e would like to thank all o f you
who sent cards and flowers and for
the many phone calls wishing Guy
a speedy recovery Thanks to all o f
you
Guy and Barbara VanArsdalc
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A big big thank you David Piper
Perhaps your fine work will be an
incentive to others
Kathryn and Fred Hoskins
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Thank you to my wonderful fami
ly and friends for the visits and ginnl
wishes while I was in the hospital
And a special thanks to Drs. Jean
and Ed and the tender loving care
given hy the staff o f Pioneer
Memorial Hospital They made my
two week stay fly by And it helped
to have Sheridan as pan o f those car­
ing people
Love and God Bless
llenc Laughlin
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Special thanks to Dr Kd Berret-
ta. and e v e ry o n e at P ion eer
Memorial Hospital for the super care
I received while there
Thanks to all you thoughtful folks
for your special prayers, cards,
flowers, and finxi It was all so
greatly appreciated
Thanks again
Ginger Kcithlcy
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Now (hat Christmas is over I am
left with a deep appreciation o f the
residents ot M orrow County I saw
the true meaning o f Christmas
Th e fo llo w in g peop le and
organizations through their love
went the extra mile to provide
wonderful gifts to foster children
who reside in this tn-county area
Boardman Irrigon la m b Weston
Plant. Boardman/Irrigon Lions
Club. Inland Empire Bank. Board-
nun Community W om en's Action
Club. Melanie Bcltame and girls,
Shirley (»atTctt. Susie Prague. Ruth
Cash, latroy Rounds, Kay Dawson
lone lone Extension Club, St
Williams Altar Society. Topic Club,
American Ixrgion Auxiliary . Oiurch
o f Christ
Heppner Heppner Bunco Club,
Barbara BliHHJsworth, Heppner
M ethodist
Church.
Heppner
Neighhorh*x»d Center. Hcppner
(ia/ettc
I would like to say a special thank
you to all o f the "Fairy (iodm otherx,
and Godfathers" named above, with
an extra special thank you to Nadine
O'Brien and all her little elves down
at the Hcppner NcighhortvHid Coun­
cil for many extra hours above and
beyond the call o f duty-you guys are
great.
If your heart is *>pen to children
and you would like more intorma-
tion on becoming a foster parent, let
me tell y*>u more ah**ut it hy giving
me a call at 481 9482
Sue Warren
Foster Home Certifier
M orrow Branch
Children’ s Services Division
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