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Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, Mas
DATED February 8. 1989
GEORGE C K! I SMI I 1 f K
Sheriff’s Report
Successor-Trustee
The Sheriff» office at the cour­
521 SW Clay
thouse
in Heppner reports dispat
Pori land. OR 97201
ching the following business during
226 3607
past week
Published May 10. 17. 24 A 31. the May
22 Morrow County Sheriff s
!989
office assisted Boardman Police
P U B L I C N O T IC E department with an arrest for Assualt
IV. Driving Under the Influence of
NOTICE OF MEASURE
Intoxicants,
and Recklessly
ELECTION
Fzidangering
lone Rural Fire Prot Dist
May 23 Morrow County Sheriff s
Notice is hereby given that on
office
assisted the Boardman Police
Tuesday. 27 June 1989. an election
will be held in lone Kural Fire Prot department with the arrest of four
Dist Morrow County. Oregon The subjects for Rape. Kidnap and
polls will be open from 7 00 a m to Sodomy charges:
Morrow County Sheriff s office
8 00 p m The follow mg shall be the
ballot title for the measure submit­ dispatched the Arlington ambulance
to a vehicle accident on 1-84 Two
ted to the electors thereof
CAPTION (10 Word»): Fire subjects were transported to The
Dalles.
District Operating Levy
Morrow County Sheriff s office
Qt 'ESTION (20 Worth) Shall the
dispatched
the Arlington ambulance
lone Rural Fire Protection District
to
an
accident
on I 84 at milepost
levy $37.450 00 for 1989 1990
147 Two people were transported
operating expenses'*
•EXPLANATION The District to Good Shepherd Hospital
May 24 Morrow County deputy
has previously been inactive and has
mi tax base $37.450 00 outside attempted to locate a vehicle on Hwy
serial and continuing levies is re­ 207 (near the Buttcrcreek Junction!
quired to balance the f989 1990 area, reported as a suspicious vehi­
budget These funds would be used cle Deputy was unable to locate the
for ordinary costs, such as personal vehicle or any problem in the area
May 25 Morrow County Sheriffs
services, material and supplies, in­
office
dispatched the Boardman ant
surance. training, elections, audits
hulance
to a residence at Hudson
ami legal services
Trailer Court One subject wav
James L. B*x>r. Budget Officer
transported to Good Shepherd
Morrow County Clerk
Hospital
Barbara Bloodsworth
May 26 Morrow County Shcnfr s
published May ) |. 1989_______
office dispatched the Pioneer
Memorial Hospital ambulance to
P U B L I C N O TIC E
Upper WTIkiw Creek mad just above
NOTICE OF MEASURE
the W illow Creek Dam to report of
ELECTION
an injury accident Two people were
lone Kural Fire Prot Dist
Notice is hereby given that on transported to Pioneer Memorial
Tuesday. 27 June. 1989. an election Hospital with unknown injuries Ac
will be held in lone Kural Fire Prot cidcnt investigation ly being handl
Dist . Morrow County. Oregon The cd by Morrow County Sheriff s of­
polls w ill he open from 7 (X) a m to fice There was only one vehicle
8 (X) p m The following shall be the involved
Morrow County Sheriff s office
ballot title for the measure submit
found wmie lost property Owner
ted to the electors thereof
CAPTION (10 Words) 5 Year was located and arrangements were
made to return the property
Capital Improvement levy
May 27 Morrow County Sheriff s
QUESTION (20 Words) Shall (la-
lone Kural Fire Protection District office received a report of missing
levy $334.990 00over the next five campers Subjects had been out
years for purchase of necessary overnight in unfamiliar area Search
A Rescue coordinator contacted
equipment?
•EXPLANATION The levy of reporting parly prior to dispatching
$3 34.9X8) (It)over the next five years the Search and Rescue Unit Subjects
is necessary to repay a proposed loan had all returned to camp unharmed
of $250.(XX) (X) for the purchase of No further action was taken.
Morrow County SherifTs office
fire fighting equipment, together
with interest. The District has assisted in locating and arranging a
previously been inactive, ami has no ride for a group of six adults from
equipment at this time The a Foster Care home in Milton
$334.990 (X) total levy will he diva] Freewater on their way to the Spray
ed equally over five years, resulting Rodeo when their vehicle became
in collection of $66 998 (X) per year disabled.
Morrow County deputy respond
in tax dollars
cd to lone to report of an animal pm-
James 1. Boor. Budget Officer
blem Cattle were on the road near
Morrow County Clerk
the school
Barbara Bloodsworth
May 28 Morrow County deputy
Published M.o 31, 1989
located a lost pony in the Irrigon
P U B L I C N O TIC E
area Animal was secured and (he
The Morrow County Medical owner contacted;
Hoard will meet June 5 at Pioneer
Morrow County deputy handled a
Memorial Hospital at 7 p m The problem involving juveniles in the
agenda is general business matters lone area.
Published May 3L 1989
Morrow County Sheriff s office
contacted the Pnncville police
after receiving a call for
Heppner Police department
the fire department at a residence in
Mitchell where the garage was on
Report
fire Residence outside of Mitchell
The Heppner Police Department fire district, reported on 9| I into
reports handling the following Morrow County,
business during the past week
Morrow County deputy respond
May 22 9 46 a m assist Morrow ed to assist Boardman Police depart­
County Sheriff's Office, 10 47 a m ment with report of a family
assist Morrow County ambulance. disturbance
6 44 p m report of Harassing Phone
May 29 Morrow County Sheriffs
C a lls . 9 02 p m motorist assist.
office dispatched the Boardman am
10 12 pm assist Morrow County hulancc to a motorcycle accident on
Sheriffs office
I 84, eastbound at milepost 150 In
May 2 3 1 1 55 a m false alarm sestigation completed by the Oregon
on 911
State Police One subject was
May 24 II 40 a m motor vehi transported to Good Shepherd
cle accident, no injuries
Hospital.
May 26 3 03 p m -report of
Morrow County deputy assisted
Criminal Trespass. 10:50 pm false Heppner Police department with a
alarm
disturbance involving juveniles
May 27 10 05 pm -citation
During the week of May 22 29,
issued for Minor In Possession
Morrow County Sheriffs deputies
May 28 7 )() p m motorist assisted one disabled motorist
assist. 9 p nt parking citation. 9 30
p m officer requested for Security P U B L IC N P T IC E
PUBLIC HEARING
Check. 9 57 p m report of Prowler,
The Heppner City Planning Com­
10 41 pm one male subject ar
rested on warrant
mission will hold a public hearing to
consider a minor partition to divide
Lot 9. Riverside Addition, which
now contains two residences. 380
and 390 Union Avenue
Memorial Dav Barbecue
Hearing will be June 12. 1989 at
Max 29. 1989
la»w team score Chuck Starks, 8 (X) P M at Heppner City Hall
Chine Pearson
Vcrn I3atly. Duane Disque. Koban.u
Chairman
Disquc. John Edmundv»n-27
Second low team score Mark Published Mav 31. June 7. 1989
Smalley. Kristi Smalley, Jim
Wishart. Cam Wishart-28
K P John Fdmundson
r e
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long Drive ladies Bev Wilson,
men Frank Bailey
Thirty six people attended
TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SAI F
Reference is made to that certain
trust deed made by KOBERI I
RIGGS and JAN E. RIGGS, hus
band and wife, and assumed by
IEFF HILL1KER A PEGGY
HILI.IKER. as grantor, to Morrovy
County Abstract A Title, as irusiee.
in favor of First Interstate Bank of
Oregon N A ., fka First National
Bank of Oregon, as beneficiary,
dated January 17, 1979. recorded
January 19. 1979. in the mortgage
records of Morrovy County. Oreg«>n.
in book No M at page 14798. or as
fee/file' instrument/microfilm/recep^
non No (indicate which), covering
the following described real property
situated in said county and state,
to-wit:
Lot 16. Block 2. HANSEN’S
FIRST ADDITION in the Cky of
Boardman. in Section 9. Township
4 North. Range 25. l/asi of ihc
Willamctic Meridian, Morrow
County. Oregon Plus all futures
and mobile homes, if any. located
(hereon (341 E Boardman Avenue.
It* '.ndman OK 97818»
Beneficial interest assigned to
f ederal Home U>an Mortgage Cor
poration by instrument recorded
February 6. 1989 as Book "M ” .
Page 32507, Morrow County
Records
Both the beneficiary and (he
trustee have elected to sell (he said
real property to satisfy the obliga
lions secured by said trust deed and
a notice of 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
following sums Monthly in
stallments of $617 79 each, com
mcncing with the payment due Oc
tober I. 1988 and continuing each
month until this trust deed is
reinstated or goes to Trustee's sale;
plus accrued late charges of $106 68
as of January 31. 1989 and further
late charges of $17 78 on eachdclin
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 are paid as pro­
vided by ihc terms of the Trust
Deed, and plus the deficit reserve ac
count balance of $41 70
By reason of 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 of $38.276 61 with in
tcrcsl thereon at the rate of I2.75T
per annum from September 1. 1988,
until (said, plus all fees, costs ami ex
penscs associated with this
foreclosure, all sums experienced by
beneficiary to prntect the property or
its interest therein during the penden
cy of this proceeding, evidence that
taxes are paid as provided by the
terms of the Trust Deed, ami plus the
deficit reserve account balance of
$41 IQ
WHEREFORE, notice hereby is
given that the undersigned trustee
will on June 23. 1989. at the hour
of I (8) o’clock. I’ M . in accord
with the standard of tune establish
ed b\ OKS IS" I in .it Irunt d.»>r
Morrow County Courthouse in the
City of Heppner, County of Mor­
row. State of 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 of
the execution by him of the said trust
deed, together with any interest
which the grantor or his successors
in interest ucquired after the execu
lion of said trust deed, to satisfy the
foregoing obligations thereby
secured and the costs and expenses
of sale, including a reasonable
charge by the trustee Notice is fur
ther given that any person named in
ORS 86 75) has the right, at any
time prior to five days before the
date last set for the sale, to have (his
foreclosure proceeding dismissed
and the trust deed reinstated by pay
nient to the beneficiary of the entire
amount then due (other than such
portion of the principal as would ml
then be due had no default occurred)
and by curing any obligation or trust
deed, and in addition to paying said
sums or tendering the performance
required under the obligation or trust
deed, ami in addition to paying said
sums or tendering the performance
necessary to cure the default, by pay
ing all costs and expenses actually
incurred in enforcing the obligation
and trust deed, together with
trustee's ami attorney 's fees not ex
seeding the amounts provided bv
said ORS 86 753
Sundav Men’s l*lav
In construing this notice, the
May 21. 1989
masculine gender includes the
laiw gn»vs John Edmundvin, 64
feminine ami lire neuter, the singular
Second low gross |>>n la>tt. 68
includes the plural, the word "gran
laiw net Roy Martin 57
tor” includes any successor in in
Second low net Frank Pearson.
terest to the grantor as well as any
other person owing an obligation, Rick Paullus. Dave A listo«, Tim
the performance of which is secured Hirkhy all tied. 58
K P Ken Eckman
by said trust deed, and the words
long drive Barry Munkers
“ truslec" and "beneficiary " include
Least putts Gary Watkins
their respective successors in in
terest, if any
w.c.c.c.
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31. 1989
Ouch - that hurt!
lone holds 27th
auction and
barbecue
lone United Church of Chnsi will
be holding their 27th annual Auction
and Barbecue Saturday , June 3. in
lone at the Willows Grange Hall.
There is something to interest
everyone An auction will he held
with Frank and Nick Benencourt as
auctioneers Homemade foods, a
silent auction, fishpond, handmade
sewing, arts and crafts and a Kiddy
Comer arc some of the things
available to see and do
The Country Store opens at 10
a m and (he auction begins at 10.30
am
The pit barbecue beef dinner will
be served beginning at 12:30 p m
with a charge for adults of $5. ages
6-12 $2 50 and pre school children
are free A salad buffet, baked
beans, French bread, coffee, punch
and cookies go with the dinner
Sonic of the auction items are a
1951 Chevy truck, queen sized
handmade quilt, woodwork items,
old style gas pump, antique dressers,
rocking chairs, dining room set, kit­
chen cabinet, oak screen room
divider and barn shadow box
Padberg is Nat’l
Scholar Athlete
Tara Cheney receives s o m a A » r*tin g from her mother Tam­
my as she gets her stet frtWTSorrow County Health Nurse
Pat Wright at the pre-schooNcreenmg clinic held in Heppner
last week.
Lutheran scholarship aw arded Shaw
John J Shaw was recently award
cd a $5<X) Membership Scholarship
from Lutheran Brotherhood John
Shaw plans to attend the University
of Oregon in Eugene this tall
Member scholarships are given to
students demonstrating excellence in
areas of academic achievement,
leadership and community involve­
ment Shaw was chosen among more
than 2.(XX) applicants for this na
tional award
Lutheran Brotlterhood. a fraternal
benefit society, offers a broad range
of financial products and services to
laitherans nationwide Tim Klipfcl
is the Lutheran Brotherhood
representative serving Lutherans in
the local area
In 1988. Lutheran Brotherhood
Bryan Padberg
allocated $35 I million to its frater
Bryan Padberg. a 1989 graduate nal (charitable and benevolent) pro­
of Heppner High School. has rcccix grams in support of its members.
cd the United States Army Reserve
National Scholar Athlete Award
Padberg was presented the
Scholar Athlete Award medallion,
engraved with his name on May 25
by stafl Sergeant Kcm Loucksof the
-:-Friends and relatives were
U S Army recruiting station in deeply
grieved to hear of the death
Pendleton
ol
a
local
Donna Papineau.
Padberg shares this honor with at Pioneer resident.
Memorial
Hospital She
winners m high schools throughout has been ill with a lingering
the country, from Florida to Hawaii which has been the reason illness
for
Each year the Army Reserve spon several surgeries and stay in local
sors the program to recognize and
over some time
honor lop male and female high hospitals
Ixrila
Palmer and Virginia Peck
school scholars and athletes across have returned
home after a few days
the nation
at Seaside, where they were
delegates to the Rehckah Assembly
Virginia was a voting delegate, and
l.cila went as the DDP and also
assistant guardian
Hetty Breeding and daughter
Bryan Padberg, 5 ft 10 in Hepp Jeanette of Gresham spent the
ner guard, has been selected as one Memorial holidays visiting friends in
of 75 of Oregon's finest graduating Ixxington and Heppner She reports
high school senior boys basketball that her son IXinald Cecil is scrv ing
players that will gather for an all star in the Mediterranean and is now a
weekend of hoop action on June 16 Boiler Technician and received a
and 17 The all star games are spon tour point in his last evaluation His
sored by the Oregon High School wife and children are living on the
Basketball Coaches Assn
F-ist Coast Dale is the grandson of
The weekend will feature East- Lydia Wilson of Heppner
West action from AAA. AA, A and
Cecil and Delpha Jones were
B schools
Union and laiCirande visitors on
The A and H game will begin at Memorial Day While there they
6 30 p m Friday and be held at Lin visited at the home of Jerry and
field College's new PE and athletic Janice Hudson of Summers die
complex in McMinnville Saturday
- Gayle Grey has moved into the
action will be at Cone Field House
in Sparks Center on the Willamette
University campus in Salem al 4 30
pm
Coaches for the A B contest will
H eppner
be Jim Smith of Chiloquin and Ron
Rownshend of Sherman County for
the East
Tickets at both locations are *5 for
adults. $3 lor high school students
and $1 for children These are Tuesday, June 13,
general admission
HEPPNER T V
J.J. Shaw
their communities and Lutheran in­
stitutions Included were grants,
matching funds, disaster relief aid.
and educational scholarships and
loans, among others.
Lexington By News
Delpha Jones. 989-8189
Cecil Jones home in larxington
Mr and Mrs Dave Henderson
and family are now living in the
l-awcrencc Schoonover home.
Mr and Mrs Bill Davis and
family have moved a trailer to the
vacant lot next to Frank Robinson
and arc doing some building.
Kena and Bill Marquardt are
visiting in California where they
went to get their two grandsons for
a few weeks visit
larita and Truman Messenger
visited in Boardman on Sunday and
attended a Messenger reunion at the
Manna there
Holly Rebekah Lodge will meet
on Thursday evening to make plans
for the Assembly Presidents visit
June 29
The Garden Bugs spent some
tunc last week cleaning and weeding
the Friendship Park They are
preparing the ground for a new
sidewalk which is bopexl to be finish­
ed this spring a», mss the front of the
park
Barbara and Eldon Gilbert and
I isa Hudson were recent visitors in
The Dalles where they attended Bar
bara's 50 year graduating class reu­
nion and while there visited her
mother Minerva Dcnslinger
Padberg chosen
for All-Stars
I n c .
tm iM L liUliVLIilr
Visitor in lone
laro Young, a former resident of
lone, visited Don and Dick
McElligott Saturday laro and Don
were classmates at the old Davis
School
HAPPY
BIG
Love,
Moiri & Dad
& R.W.
Agenda
1989 at 8:00 p.m.
INC OFFICE
* One Board Position to be Filled
* Review of Financial Report
ALL MEMBERS INVITED TO ATTEND
Heppner Elks Ixidge 358
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FISHERMAN’S NITK-^
Pont
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FritLiv, June 2nd:
PRIME RIB SPECIAL
2 f o r » 15.00
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W p U mmih * ( h is s o f
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Buffet Dinner Special - V6M
Heppner Elks 358
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