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Z . I— li : _ . ; ' * t '**• V k :. ! - -V . ~ u ;¿ ú — ^»¿3-— ^— • Heppner ( ia i r i lr ii m r s , H rppnrr. Oregon Wednesday, April 12. IW í - KIVF PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE S NOTICE OF SALE The Trustee under the terms oi the Trust Deed described herein, jt the direction of the Beneficiar). hcreh> elects to sell the properly described in the Trust Deed to satisfy the obligations secured thereby Pur suant to ORS Kb 745. the following information is provided 1 PARTUS Gantor MICHAEL J CAHILL and CANDY J C A M U Trustee HOMESTEAD TITLE A ESCROW COMPANY. INC Successor Trustee MICHAEL C \k< u \ Beneficiary THI BENJ FRANKLIN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS(K IATION. sue ccssor to Western Heritage Ecderal Savings and Loan Association 2 DESCRIPTION OF PROPER TY The real propery is described as follows The south 17 5 feet of la* 25. all of la* 2ft. and the North 15 feet of la* 27. in Block 35 in the Town of Irrigon. County of Mono* . State of Oregon 3. RECORDING The Trust Deed was recorded as follows Date Recorded September 30. id«: Book " M " . Page 20856 Official Records of Morrow County. Oregon 4 DEFAULT The Grantor or any other person obligated on the Trust Deed and Note secured thereby is in default and the Beneficiary seeks to foreclose the Trust Deed for failure to pay Mon thly payments in the amount of $486 90 each, due the first ot each month, for the months of August. 1988 through January. 1989, and a payment in the amount ot $482 83. due February 1, 1989. plus late charges and advances, plus any un paid real property tases, plus interest 5. AMOUNT DUE The amount due on the Ni*e which is secured by the Trust Deed referred to herein is Principal balance in the amount of $39.3.30 42 plus interest at the rate of 11 75% per annum from July I. 1988. plus late charges of $242 97 and advances of $118.25. ft FLECTION TO SELL The Trustee hereby elects to sell the pro perty to satisfy the obligations secured by the Trust Deed A Trustee's Notice of Default and ElectK>n to Sell Under terms of Trust Deed has been recorded in the Of ficial Records of Morrow County. Oregon. 7. TIME OF SALE The sale shall be held: Date June 15. 1989 Time 9:30 a m as established by ORS 187.110 Place Morrow County four thousc. Court Street. Heppner. Oregon 8 RIGHT TO REINSTATE Any person named in ORS 8ft 753 has the right, at any time prior to live days before the Trustee conducts the vile, to have this foreclosure dismissed and the Trust Deed reinstated by payment to the beneficiary ot the cn tire amount then due. other than such portion of the principal as would not then be due had no default occurred, by curing any other default that is capable of being cured by tendering the performance required under the obligation or Trust Deed and by pay ing all costs and expenses actually incurred in enforcing the obligation and Trust Deed, together with trustee's and attorney 's fees n<* ex seeding the amounts provided in ( IKS Kb 753 NOTICE: The Beneficiary described above is the creditor to whom the debt is owed Unless the Grantor desc ribed above or any <*her person obligated on Trust Deed and Ni*c secured thereby (debtor) n«*ifics this office within 30 days after receiving this notice that the debtor disputes the validity of the debt or any portion thereof, this of fice will assume this debt is valid If the debtor rx*ifies this office in writing within 30 days from receiv ing this notice, this office will ob tain verification of the debt or obtain a copy of judgment and mail the deb tor a copy of such judgment or ver ification If the debtor requests this office in writing within 30 days after receiving this ni*icc. this office will provide the debtor w ith the name and address of the original creditor, if different from the current creditor Any questions regarding this mat ter should be directed to Carol Mart. legal Assistant. (503) 686-8511. DATED: February 2. 1989 (s) MICHAEL C AROLA MICHAEL C AROLA. Successor Trustee HERSHNER. HUNTER. MOULTON. ANDREWS A NEILL P O. Box 1475 Eugene. OR 97440 Published March 22. 29; Apnl 5. 12. 1989_____________________ PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE A default has occurred under the terms of a trust deed made by John -r i C Paradiso and Vivian V Paradise) husband and wife as grantor, to Homestead and Title A Escrow Company. Inc . as Trustee, in favor of Family Home Mortgage Corpnn as Beneficiary . dated June 13. 1987. recorded January 20. 1987. in the mortgage records ol Morrow Coon ty. Oregon, in Book No Microfilm No M28241 at Page unknown, cxivcnng the following described real property Commencing at ihc Northwest comer of the Fast vy of the Nor thwesl ‘a ot Section 20. Township 4 North. Range 25. Fast of the Willamcnc Meridian Morrow Coun ty. Oregon, thence SouthOIP.HVOO' West ak*ig the W est line of said Fast •6 the distance of ftftt) 38 feet to the Fast Ime of the West of viid Fast 3$. thence South OtP.JO'OO'' West along said Fast line a distance of 329 85 feet, thence north 89»3ft l o west a distance of ftfti) 28 feet to the West line of said West W. thence North 00°30'00" Fast along viid West line a distance 329 85 Icet to ihc point of beginning, all being in Morrow County. Oregon Commonly known as Ri I Box 46A, Boardman. Oregon 97818 Both the beneficiary and the trustee have elected to sell the said real property to satisfy the ohliga lions secured hy said trust deed and a not kc of default has been record cd 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 following sums Monthly pay ments in the sum ot $559 00 from June 1, 1988 through (Xtoher. 1988 and in the sum ot $551 00 from November I, 1988, together with all costs, disbursements, and or fees incurred or paid by the beneficiary and or trustee, their employees, agents or assigns By reason of said default the beneficiary has declared all sums owing on the obligation secured hy said trust deed immediately due and payable, said sum hong the follow ing, to-wit %51.811 56. together with in lerest thereon at the rate of 9 0% per annum from June I. 1988. until paid, together with all costs, disbursements, and/or fees incurred or paid hy the beneficiary jnd or trustee, their employees, agents or assigns WHEREFORE, notice hereby is given that the undersigned trustee will on August 15. 19X0 at the hour of 10:00 AM o'clock, in accord with the standard time established hy < >KS 187.110. at THE MAIN EN TRANCE OF THI MORROW COUNTY COURTHOUSE in the City of Heppner, County of Mor row. State of Oregon, sell al public auction to ihc highesi bidder tor cash the interest in the said described real property which the grantor has or had power to convey at the lime ol ihe execution of said trust deed, together with any interest which the grantor or his successors m interest acquired after the execution of viid trust deed, to satisfy the foregoing obligations thereby secured and (he costs ami expenses of sale, including a reasonable charge by the trus lee Notice is further given that any person named in ( )RS 86 753 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 hy payment to the beneficiary of the enure amount due (other than such portion of the prin cipa I as would not then be due has no default occurred) and hy curing any <*her default complained of herein (hat is capable ot being cured by tendering the performance re quired under the obligations or trust deed, and in addition to paying said sums or tendering the performance necessary to cure the default, hy pav ing all costs and expenses actually incurred in enforcing the obligation and trust deed, together with trustee's and attorney's fees m* ex cceding the amounts provided by said ORS 86 753 In construing this m*icc, the masculine gender includes the fenunine and the neuter, the singular includes the plural, the word "gran tor" includes any Successor in in terest to the grantor as well as any other person owing an obligation, 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 KF.LLY D SUTHERLAND Successor Trustee Dated Maa h 2 1. 1989 By Kelly D Sutherland State of Oregon, County of Multnomah ss: I. the undersigned certify that the foregoing instrument is a complete and exact copy of the original trustee’s notice of sale SHAPIRO A KRFISMAN 4380 S W Macadam Avenue Suite 310 Portland. Oregon 97201 (503) 227-4V*. SAM » 89 10217 Lender Loan #: 9 9 1-468911-5 Published Apnl 5. 12. 19. 26. 1989 Senior mealsite in full operation KUMA gives away prizes through April The Sena* Nutrition-site Program served its first meal in the newly completed St Patrick's Sr Center on Main Street last Wednesday. April 5, with 88 people attending This program will continue to verse each Wednesday lunch from now on Now that seniors here have a long term lease i*n the center, many other vena* programs and activitiev may take place there throughout the week The Sena* Center Board of Dirrcli*s are also nuking the fac ility available for use hy the community for meetings, parlies, wedding receptions. ramily reunions, ban quets and so on The sena* hoard of directors an nounces the following policies and requirements for use of their center which includes the following rooms only on the first floor the sit ting recreation room facing Main St., the office meeting room joining it. the foyer and the restntoms with (he Willow Street entrance, the large dining mom. the kitchen and all ad joining smaller rooms All other space on the first floor and all tenant space, of course, is under the authority of the City of Heppner The following requirements and policies refer to the Senior Center portion only 1 Any person or ogani/ation re questing to use the Heppner Senior Center must nuke an application al a meeting of the Heppner Senior Citizens Board of Directors Inc rhe hoard regularly meets on the third Wednesday of each month 2 Dus center is for the use of and hy senior ciii/cns Senior activities have priority It is also for use by organizations and individuals in the community 3. No alcoholic beverages are allowed in the Senior Center unless by special arrangement with the Board of Directors 4 No Smoking 5. Children or unauthorized per sons are n<* to be in the kitchen and arc not to operate any kitchen equipment 6 Parties or meetings tor children must be arranged and supers iscd by adults, who will be present at all (ink's and who will be held liable for any damages that may occur 7 Any activities using the kitchen must be supervised by the cooks or volunteers authorized by the Hojrd 8 All equipment such as fur mturc. dishes etc that are used are to he cleaned and returned to their proper places 9 All lanitonal services necessary to return the center to its former state clean, neat and secure, iv the responsibility of the user renter and must be attended to at the compte tK*i ol the activ uy hy the renter user 10 No cquipnk'nt is to be loaned, rented, or removed from (he building 11 There w ill be no valcv of mcr - chandisc on the prenuvev by outside agents without the official consent of the Board of Directors 12 All users of the Center fac ilities must understand and jgree that the Senior Center Board of Ihreclorx cannot he held responsible in case of injury or loss or Jainagc to personal properties by theft, or other* isc. while on the premises or related to the use of the Senior Center 13 All users of the Senior Center facilities must agree to indemnify and hold harmless the St Patrick's Center tor any injury to third or sue cccding parties or to personal pro- perty resulting from the use of these facilities 14 Any meetings or activities sponsored hy the Boardof Directors and or their committees must he with the approval of the Board of Directors 15 There shall he no sub renting of this facility. 16 A member of the Senior Center Hoard, the Mealsite Commit tee or an authorized senior volunteer must he present when this facility is in use 17. Pmfils from catered dinners and fund raising activities will he entered into the general fund to he used for operational costs and maintenance Charges Maui hall and foyer $.30 (with a $25 refundable cleaning deposit). Main hall and kitchen $55, office meeting recreation room $4 50 per hour (with $7 50 refun liable cleaning deposit) the total center (all rooms) $75 with $25 refundable cleaning deposit Rental charge and refundable cleaning deposit will he paid at the time the contract is signed Special arrangements will he made with the Senior Hotel residents con ccrntng use ot the recreation room Until a telephone is installed in the center, those wishing lurther inlor illation should call 676 9435, Jane Rawlins, chairman of the rental committee Host families needed for Japanese exchange students The 4 H Japanese Exchange will he bringing several Japancve youth mio Morrow County lor a one month visit Julv 24 through August 19 County coordinator. Monica Swanson, lone, is taking applications now from host families who arc in tcrested in sharing their lives with a Japanese voulh between the ages of 12 and 18 Orientation sessions will he held to aid host families The Exchangees ate interested ill American daily hie and families are encouraged to con tmue with their norma! routine "It's a genuine way for us to know and apprec late other people and their culture, and at the sank* time more realistic.ally perceive our own socie ty, all while having fun." sayv Monica Swanson For ttkire information contact Monica Swanson at 422 7162 in lone or Morrow County Extension Service, at 676 9246 in Heppner Steagalls chosen Yard of the Month The l.cxington Garden Bugs have picked Hob and Beverly Steagall’s yard as Yard of the Month for April Their place is beautiful with an abundance of spring flowers such as daffodils and tulips They have art old wagon and anti ques that add to the interest of their yard The yard shows a lot of hard work and interest in gardening W ANTED M MA Radio listeners will win big just hy listening and responding to contests underway through April Grand prizes include a choice ol dream vacations, a trip for two to Hawaii or a family vac at ion to Disneyland and other area attractions "W e have separate contests run ning on k l MA AM and I NI. says Greg Smith, general manager and owner of the Pendleton radio sta lions kl'M A AM lealurcs "Cash Calls" while Kl'MA EM "Puts Groceries on Your Table " The "l ash Calls" contest awards $I2 90 to listeners who answer their telephone by saying " l live in KUMA country " Contestants are randomly selected front a drawing box or from the phone book The radio station D J announces the player s name on the air. then calls the contestant W hen the phone is answered with the prescribed response that person wins instantly "W e want people to win," says Smith "So we offer a second chance if they don't answer correctly." The contestants second chance is to select a number When that number mat ches the one that comes up on a pro recorded tape, the player wins $I2 90 It a player is unsuccessful in winning cash, they are prevented a certificate for free toppings on Domino's Pizza " The contest will he played several tuik-s each day. of fenng opportunities for many pco pie to * in W inncrx arc entered into our Grand Prize drawing to he held May I," said Smith To enter, send n card with name address and phone numhet to k l MA Radio kl'M A "Puts Groceries cm Your Table" contest is played several link's daily on kl'M A EM Nantes are announced on Ihe air The win ner has ten minutes to call 2'»6 kl'M A (5sr>2) to claim a ccr tilicate for $10 worth of groceries Unclaimed prizes will accumulate toward the Grand Prize which will be at least $5(8) in grocery cer tificatcs kl'M A FM broadcasts in Heppner and Milton Freewater at 1(8) I on the radio dial Contestants arc selected from grocers receipts with name address and phone number on the hack, which are sent to kl M 3 “ Our April contests arc designed to otter listeners hundreds ol chances to win necessities (cash and greveries) and the fun feature of u dream vacation KUMA’s "Cash Calls" and k l ’MA "Puts Groceries on Your Table" combine to make this the biggest radio pronn*ion of its kind. ever, in Umatilla and Mot row Counties. Prizes add up to several thousand dollars plus the Grand Prize " Another contest heard on KUMA AM during April is "M ovie Trivia " Movie Trivia questions are asked on air A caller who responds with the correct answer wins a tree video movie rental front National Video in Melanie Square National Video will award a Grand Prize. Magnuvox. VCR "April will lx' a fun month on k l ’MA m addition to our regular programming." said Smith Historical Society makes plans for coming year There are some graves that are in By Delpha Jones The Morrow County Historical need of markers, and these will he Society met at the home of Sue and taken care of soon It was announc Darrell Vinson on Monday evening ed that there is quite a hit of work being done on the Hardman for the regular meeting The budget for the coming year cemetery at the present, repairing was read hy the chairman of the fences and mowing in preparation of committee, and was discussed and Memorial Day There will he a short presentation approved in recognition of the Hitching Post Jean Nelson reported on the at the courthouse as soon as the Chronicles which arc in the process of being compiled These are well weather permits the putting in place put together stones of Morrow of the sign at the stone A report was heard from Jerry County aikl the area, and are of Peck that work is going fine on the historical value These are printed each year and sold tor a small tec to placement of the Gazebo in the park pay for the expenses lltese can he in Boardman As soon as weather purchased from any tik'itihcr of the permits, this job will he taken care hoard, or from various businesses in ■ >t The essay contest ot the 'Oregon the area They are very helpful in Trail 1 hrough Morrow County ’ is area history, facts and dates If you underway and there has been one do not have one, we recommend that you look them over, and perhaps ob essay turned in at the present time This is for junior high age students tain one Bonds will he the prizes given this Barton Clark and Jean Nelson year All teachers are urged to cn reported on the Century Farm pla ques They have one ami maybe two courage the children in this project as it is a way of learning more about for this year's presentation our county May I is the deadline, The Old Oregon Trail signs were and the essays will he judged by out also discussed Money is needed lor the financing and purchase of the of the area teachers The next meeting will he in the needed signs throughout the county north part of the county \ Leader of The Pack DELEGATES TO ATTEND NEVADA YOUTH CAMP DESCRIPTION: High school sophomores or juniors. Need to be energetic, adventurous, like to travel and meet others. Men’s Roper pnne iiiiQT Must be served at home by Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative Inc UUUL fllL til ------------ "€■ Anyone meeting this description or who wouid iike more infor mation about the Youth Camp should contact Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative. Inc.. Heppner office 676 9146 and talk to Karen Palmer. REW ARD *83 » 5 / X .1 f t "S p e n d June 26-30, 1989 at Boreal Ridge Resort. Nevada** at the Nevada Youth Energy Camp ** Women's Roper im J EXPENSES PAID1 < * 5 9 » ~ (L Heppner f C olum bia B asin E lectric C ooperative , I nc , I 3 L ^ j ShoM (or w olt o( life ^ r~* y / re*' 7 -, r 6 7 6 -5 2 4 1 ________ 1 t 1 * W * jt * V • » * i . • • . ■ 4 , » • _ « • • ■ • X • . • ft. • • 5 I • , " C - r . - . j • < ■? ¿ S ' !;• ... - v . / ’v ■ ' -, » v- <•* .*>* . .. • ' • » , • •• k ■■ • ** * — • » • S . . . ti * • * • • . • • « . 'T•y » >** ;; / • '--t , •sV •i . « •• V
