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*. • • • • p • „ * • -. r .• • • . *. v»' F » • .•'> , • ' S IX - H rp p n r r ( « ü / c llt - 1 im rs, t i r ppm r. O regon V\rdnr% d^>v August 2, I W Births >A‘ ' ! (r ■ ' m ■ * - . • Î C hd»i N o c lle W ir r t n < a daughter Chelsea, was born July 13, 1989 to Matthew and Marianne W a rre n o f H eppner al Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston The baby weighed 7lbs. 13 ozs Grandparents are Paul and Claudia W arren, Heppner and Hope and Hank Clough, H untsville. UT. Great grandparents are Emma Drake, Heppner, The baby joins tw o brothers. Nicholas, 4. and Benjamin, 2. and one sister. Jennifer 6 at home P U B L IC N O TIC E *. r % » • ¡ V . ■ t •- v ■••■. > r ,. ■ * '< ■ '< . < 4 ' » , * » iT '- . y . t, > /.. > . > - l . ✓ ‘t • ^ r , y*. ' " L . r . . s * r »^'-1 -» » • r V •' , « , Ik l { w ** 5 S « : W > + :y> • V - v 7 [/ ‘ p. I r , • , f < ?• .*• > • S» ' l* >' « r / ir » ’ ; , V ■ r ;• / • M ;v V ' Î , j ' « i • ? - ki \ • % ,>.■;% - ^ . .? 'V . : ’■ * * * ( r T t. . I v v . ■ ■ v ' V ' - 'H .1. . / ♦1 » v •* • * J * . K . »«t» * ' TR USTEE S N O T IC E OF SALE Reference is nude to that certain trust deed made by A lfre d E Davis and Barbara A Davis, as grantor, to Farm ers Home A d m in istra tio n. U S .D .A ., as trustee, in favor o f U nited States o f Am erica, as beneficiary, Jatcd October 27. 1983, recorded (X to be r 28, 1983, in the mortgage records o f M orrow Coun ty, Oregon, in book/reel/volume No at page, or as m icrofilm M22346 ( in dicate w hich), covering the fo llo w ing described real property situated in said county and state, to-w il: lt>l 6. Bliick 6. C O L U M B IA T E R R A C E A D D IT IO N , to the C i ty o f Boardrnan, Section 17, Township 4 N orth, Range 25. East ol the Willamette Meridian, Morrow County. Oregon Both the beneficiary and the trustee have elected to sell the said real property to satisfy the obliga lions secured by said trust deed and a notice o f dclaull 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 5 payments in the amount o f 5198 (8) each. Real property taxes for the years 1987 through 1989 By reason o f said default the beneficiary has declared all sums ow ing on the obligation secured by said trust deed immediately due and payable, said sums being the fo llo w ing, to-w it Principal 539,142 70 A ll fees, costs and expenses incurred in this foreclosure. Interest as o f 5 /l8 '8 9 697 0 8 Recapture o f subsidized interest, if any A ll sums advanced, i f any, to p ro te ct the p ro p e rty o r the beneficiary's interest therein [Tally Accrual 4 1555 W HEREFORE. mRicc, hereby is given that the undersigned trustee w ill on (Xtober 17. 1989. at the hour o f 10:00 o ’clock, A M . in accord with the standard lime established by ORS 187 110. al Main entrance o f the M orrow County Courthouse in the City o f Heppner, ('»Minty o f M or 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 grantor of the said trust deed, together with any interest which the grantor or grantor’ s suc cessors in interest acquired after the execution o f said trust deed, to satisfy the foregoing obligations tfierebv secured and the costs and ex penses o f sale, in c lu d in g a reasonable charge by the trustee Notice is further given that any per son named in ORS 86.753 has the right, at any lime prior to five days before the date last set for the sale, to have this foreclosure proceeding dism issed and the trust deed reinstated by payment to the beneficiary o f the entire amount then due (other than such portion o f the principal as would not then be due had no default occurred) ami by cur ing any other default complained o f herein that is capable o f being cured by tendering the performance re quired under the obligation or trust deed, and in addition to paying said sums or tendering the performance necessary to cure the default, by pay ing all costs ami expenses actually incurred m enforcing the obligation and trust deed, together w ith trustee's and attorney's fees not ex seeding the amounts provided by said ORS 86 753 In construing this notice, the singular includes the plural, the word "g ra n to r'' includes any successor in interest to the grantor as well as any other person owing an obligation, the performance o f which is secured by said trust deed, and the words "trustee'' and "b en e ficia ry" include their respective successors in in terest, i f any Transam rrica T itle Insurance Company D A T E D June I. 1989 James D Thompson Assistant Secretary Sue cessor Trustee State o f Oregon, County o f Multnomah ss I. the undersigned, certify that I am the attorney or one o f the at torneys for the above named trustee and (hat the foregoing is a complete and exact copy o f the original trustee's notice o f sale James C Castcrlme Attorney for said Trustee Published July 26, August 2. 9 A 16. 1989 n » V D a n n ie llc Rene B a k e r-a daughter, Danniclle. was born July 18. 1989 to D ak and Charlene Baker o f Boardrnan, at Good Shepherd Hospital in He must on The baby weighed 8 lbs I I oz». Juan CalsUlo Rosas-a son. Juan, was born July 19. 1989 to G u ille r mo and Teresa C alvillo o f Boardrnan at Good Shepherd Hospital in H er miston The baby weighed 8 lbs 2 'A ozt. P U B L IC N O TIC E N O TIC E OF N O M IN A T IO N S C o lu m b ia B a tin E le c tric Cooperative. Inc i t notifying all members that nominations arc open for the follow ing four director's positions ZONE NO 2 That territory serv ed o r to be served by the Cooperative lying west o f the M orrow -G illiam County line and south o f the Township line dividing Townships 3 South and 4 South ZONE NO 5. That territory serv ed o r to be served by the Cooperative lying south o f the Township line dividing Township 2 South ami 3 South and cast o f the M orro w -G illiam County line and in Wheeler County that area cast o f the range line between Range 24 East and 25 East. ZO N E No 6. CONDON ZO N E That territory served or to be serv ed by the Cooperative w ithin the in corporated cay lim its o f Condon, Oregon Z O N E N O . 8. H E P P N E R ZO N E That territory served or to be served by the Cooperative w ithin the incorporated cay limits o f Hepp ner, Oregon The members o f the nominating c o m m itte e are: Zone No 2 W alter Jaeger. Con don. Oregon 384-2333 Zone No 5: Elmer Palmer. Hepp ner, Oregon. 676-9728 Zone No 6 C arroll Hollen. Con don. Oregon, 384-3172 Zone No 8: C lif f Green. Hepp ner. Oregon. 676-5097 The nominating committee w ill accept nominations up to and in cluding the last day o f August Nominees must he members o f die C o lu m b ia Basin E le c tric Cooperative. Inc They must reside in. and receive service in. the Zone in which they w ill be running. Published August 2 A 9, 1989 P U B L IC N O TIC E A N N O U N C E M E N T OF CALL FOR BIDS D IV IS IO N A Scaled Bids for the Reronfing o f A C. Houghton Elementary School- Old Building w ill be received by M orrow County School District at the D istrict O ffice. 270 W M ain, Lexington. OR 97839, until 2.00 p m , August 17, 1989 Scope o f W ork called for in this bid shall include, but is not limited to all necessary crafts required to Reroof A .C Houghton Elementary School-Old Building including all necessary gutters, downspouts and sheet metal work required for com plete installation Bidding Documents may be ob tained at the District O ffice. 270 W Main. Lexington. OR 97839. M on day through Friday, from 8 00 a m until 4 30 p m A deposit o f $10 00 w ill be required for each set o f plans received Mandatory inspection o f the roof w ill be conducted August 3. 1989. beginning at 9:00 a m .. Pacific Daylight Time, at A .C . Houghton Elementary School's main office Bidders must certify that p ro vi sions o f ORS 279 350 relating to prevailing rates o f wages w ill be complied with Bidding Documents are for the primary purpose o f obtaining Bids on the W ork and shall not be used for any other purpose Bids w ill be opened at the D istrict O ffice Board Room and publicly read aloud M orrow County School District may reject any bids not in com pliance w ith all prescribed public b id d in g procedures and re quirements. and may reject for good cause any and all bids upon a finding o f the district that it is in the public interest to do so Doyle McCaslin Superintendent Published August 2, 1989______ C O N S IG N M E N T S W A N TE D T O N O R T H E A S T O R E G O N ’ S 3rd A N N U A L EA I.I R O U N D -U P SA LK A N D BEEF B A R -B -Q l E AT L A G R A N D E L IV E S T O C K E X C H A N G E LA G R AN D E, OREGON SATURDAY. S E PTEM BE R 2nd. 9:00 A M . IO j OOO to I2JD00 Head o f C attle E ip rc te d to Sell Expecting 4000 head o f all classes and weights (4 calves, feeder cattk. stock cows, bred heikrs. slaughter cows and bulls. FU TU R E D ELIVE R Y AUCTION We again expect to sell 5000 to 6000 head o f calves and yearlings on our 1989 contract auction for delivery in September. October and November A S4000 per head deposit w ill again be required upon purchase on sale day Any cattle consigned to the contract auction must be looked at and catalogued by one o f our representatives At o u r 2nd A nnual R o u n d -l p S ak in 1988 9380 head o f cattle were auctioned. .3850 head as they walked through the sale ring, and 5980 head were auctioned for future delivery We had an exceptionally g«xxl sale w ith the best o f buyers, con signors. and m arket. With even a shorter supply o f cattle this year and greater demand, we expect near record high prices W ith your fu ll support and consignments, this w ill be one o f the biggest and best cattle auctions in the Northwest FOR MORE IN F O R M A T IO N OR EARLY CONSIG NM ENTS. PHONE OREGON T O L L FREE 800-824-5298 or 503-96.3-2158 collect STEW ART SEVERE - A U C T IO N E E R PR IO R C R E D IT APPROVAL REQUIRKJ» BEFO R E S A LE IW Y 3ooooeoocc^iwooeooioooooooeioeoeooeoooo©oooocooooooooooooc«cooooooe«oc*ceocc>: P U B L IC N O TIC E P U B L IC B U TIC E A D V E R T IS E M E N T EOR BIDS TRENCH E X C A V A T IO N A F IL L LOR 1 TRENCHES A T TH E HETPNER TURNER I-A N D F IL L I'n'ie ct No. Owner: C ity o f Heppner. 188 W W illo w . P O Box 756. Heppner, OR 978)6 Scaled bids w ill be received for the Trench Excavation and F ill at the Hcppncr-Tum cr la n d fill until 7 00 P M pacific prevailing time, on Aug 7, 1989. for the Trench Evacuation and F ill at the Hcppncr- Tum cr la n d fill and then publicly opened and read aloud Late bids w ill not be considered The project consists o f the fo llo w ing Excavation o f .3 trenches at the Heppner Turner landfill site (trench #6 300 feet long, trench 01 .340 feet long, and trench 04 370 feet long) Trenches must he compacted and covered at least 3 times a week Refuse blowing must be prevented at all times The contract w ill run from Sept I. |9B9 to August ) | , 1990 The bids should contain an ad ditional proposal to run the landfill on a monthly basis after August 31, 1990 for a period o f six months. A lv i the bid should indicate a separate price for evacuation o f trench #9 ( )4<) feet) Hid documents, forms and information may be ob tained by calling Heppner City Hall at 676-9618. No bid may be withdrawn after the time set for bid opening, or after the award o f the contract, unless award is delayed for a period exceeding 60 days Attention o f the bidders is called to the requirements as to the condi tions o f employment to he observ ed. m inimum wage rates to be paid under contract No bid w ill be received or considered unlevs the bid contains a statement by the bidder as part o f his hid that he w ill comply with ORS 279 390 C ity reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive in fo r malities and to award (he contract as seems to be in the best interest o f the c ity . The C ity o f Heppner is an Equal Opportumtv Empolyer Published July 12. 19. 26; and August 2, 1989 A meeting w ill he held at Colum bia Basin Electric Co-op on Wed Aug 16 at 7 30 p m Proposed Grant Application to the Oregon Community Development for the purpose o f funding an R V Park. The project benefits M orrow County and is pursued by the W ilkiw Creek Park D istrict The purpose is to involve citizens in c o m m u n ity developm ent programs W ritten records o f the meeting w ill be kept and w ill be available at the M orrow County Judges office in Heppner Published August 2. 1989 P U B L IC B O TIC E IN V IT A T IO N TO BID M orrow County, Oregon is now accepting bids for contracted sersice on County M otor pool vehicles These services w ill be confined to regular maintenance on approx imately 30 vehicles, (approximate ly 22 in Heppner area and approx imately 8 in the Irrigon/Boardnian area). Service w ill not include tire m aintenance Bid in fo rm a tio n packets arc available at the County Courthouse office. Court Street, Heppner, OR between the hours o f 8 00 a m and 5:00 p m from Wednesday. July 26. 1989 through Friday. August I I , 1989 A ll bids must he received by 5:00 p.m on August 11, 1989 at the County Court office M ailing address is Morrow County Court. P O Box 788. Hepp ner, OR 97836 A ll bids w ill he opened on Wednesday, August 11. 1989 at 10 00 a ni in the County Court chambers. Courthouse. Hepp ner. OR M orrow County reserves the right to accept or reject any or any portion o f or all bids Morrow County docs rxx discriminate on (he basis of race, color. National origin, sex. religion, age, and handicapped status in employment or the provi sion o f services IxR aync M Bowman Administrative Assistant Morrow County Court Published July 26; August 2 A 9, 1989 POOI. CLOSURE The Heppner Municipal Swimming Pool will close at 1:00 p.m. Friday, August 4. 1989 for emptying and cleaning. Re opening will be Sunday. August 6, at 1:00 p.m. Dave Winters City Foreman Published August 2, 1989 » ^ f $ t P U B L IC N O TIC E There w ill be a regular Port ol M orrow Commission meeting on Wednesday. Aug 9 at 3 p m at the Port o f M orrow office Published August 2, 1989 I CARD OF THANKS A sincere thank you to all friends, neighbors and relatives that came to our aid during the fire last Wednes day Especially to Tom Pointer who spotted it and aliened us To everyone that fought and brought their fire equipment we really ap^ preciate it W ith all your help it kept our loss to a minimum At times like this makes one really appreciate the closeness o f our small community Thank you each and every one Geneva. Lee A Mary Ann Palmer ___________________________ 8-2 I c We would like to thank everyone fo r the beautiful gifts, flowers, cards, and food items given to us at the birth o f our baby Thank you for the many words o f emouragment. your thoughts, and prayers We also greatly appreciate friends and neighbors who have gone out o f their way to entertain our other children. Ed A Jeanne Berretta Grctchen. Matt. Vincent A Nicholas _________ ____________ 8 -2 -lc 2 NOTICES one only PELLET STOVE » M l H S U on«* only Lexington Lumber 989 8586 T Ball. M inor, ami Babe Ruth pk tures arc in Stop by the Gazette Tunes office and p k k yours up or call Joyce Hughes 989 8412.8 2 tfe Pregnancy Crisis'’ Free pregnancy test ami confidential counseling at 240 S F 2nd St . Her nuston. M on Wed Fri 10 a m. -4 p m 24 hour telephone. 5670888 ___________________________ 3 -l-tfc NEW M « n I E H I I I I N K * New S upplier! Bigger Selections! P el's In Lexington STOP don’t throw that Trustworthy nycr away. Sale continues through Aug 5 at P e ttyjo hn 's 6 7 6 5001 or 676*9157 8-2-lc :i I OST A FOUND___ Ijost in Lexington-Calico female kit ten. h a lf o f one car missing. 989 8486 __________________ 8 -2 -Ip laist bewteen Heppner and Hughes ranch on butter Creek. 20 ft. alum ext. ladder, 676-5001. 8 -2 -lc I CARD OF THANKS « WANTED I would like to thank the hospital nurses. D r Ed and my family and friends for all the flowers and gifts sent to me during my stay Thank you Rose Moe __________________________ 8 2 lc B u yin g antique m o to rc y c le s , lukcboxs, slot machines, store fix tures. hackhars, showcases, coke machines Please call 1-286-3597 Our family wants to (hank all our neighbors and friends and church groups for (heir continued prayers and good wishes for Elmer during his many months o f illness Special (hanks to Dr Ed Bcrrelta and all the n ursin g personnel at Pioneer Memorial they were wonderful with their loving care A ll the many cards, phone calls, flowers, food and donations to Elm er’ s memory to the Eastern Star Cancer Fund and the lone Public Library were deeply appreciated A special thanks to Res Howard Wheeler the lone United Church o f Christ and the Heppner A lone Masons for the beautiful service The "N e ig h ho rh ixH l Ladies o f lo n e " need special thanks for the lovely dinner for our family and friends follow ing the services God bless you all. Lorraine. Richard A Sylvia (.add Christine A Jim Sullivan W ilm a 1-add M artin Ixlw ard A IXrnisc M artin Travis A Kyle 8 2- lc In Appreciation The W o lff children would like to express our deep appreciation to the many people o f M orrow County who offered us their support ami condolences following the loss of our father. Dr Wallace H W o lff We know that Dad greatly engiyid and treasured his years in M orrow County ami the appreciation, lose, and many honors that the communi ty ami his friends bestowed upon him Sincerely, The W o lff Family 8 2 -lc W'c would like to thank everyone who called and came out to our house during the recent fire A special thanks to M C .G .G . for bringing a water truck and crew W hile the fire d id n't reach our house, it's great to know so many people care and were ready Ia si but not least, thanks to everyone who fought the fire and kept it from reaching us The Scott M cM illan family _____________ ____________ 8 2 -Ip 4 HELP M AM I I) Needed A night watchman during the Fair A Rodeo August 16-20 Should he knowlcdgahlc about livestock S25 per night Apply at the Fair O ffice. M -F . 9 5 p m to Marlene C urnn 8-2-2c The Port o f M orrow is now accep ting applications for a full time posi- tion at our dock office Applkant should he self motivated ami have strong organizational abilities Entry level accounting, b illing experience, heavy telephone w ith a l<8 o f public contact, coordinating schedule ami basic clerical skills Computer ex perience a plus Equal Opportunity until Aug 11, 1989 Submit resume to Port o f M orrow O ffice. Box 200. to Pori o f M orrow O ffice. Box 200. Boardrnan. OR 9 '* | 2 2c HELP WANTED F u ll tim e waitress wanted Please apply al Beechcrv______ 7 12-tfc li>ys and girls sports wrttcrsliMiT- ed for the sc I kmi I year Heppner. lone. Htxirdman area No experience necessary Call 676 9228 ask for D im ________________ 7-26-tfx G O V I R N M I N I J< IBS! Now hiring in your area, both s k ill ed and unskilled For a current list o f jo b s and a p p lic a tio n , ca ll I 615 383 2627 Ext P38I 7 l9-2p HI l P W A N T F D Boardrnan and Ir rig o n corresp on de n ts C a ll h 'n ‘C2X and talk to Diana 7 2tv lx Buy in ihe o ff season and save! Regular '1595 > O M I HELP WASTED 7 12 So Youths, ages 14-19. part-tim e e m p lo y m e n t, in q u ire " Y o u th Assistance Services," P.O Box 372. Boardrnan. OR 97818 Mostly community and senior citizens ser vices oriented May involve manual labor Social Security card is re quired and work permit is needed lor youth 14-17, EO I 8 -2 -lc S u p e rv is o r needed lo r yo u th employment program. N orth M or row County Position is part time, requires individual who is self motivated and has experience work ing with high school age youth Supervisory experience is preferred Resumes must be received by "Y o u th Assistance Services" Pro gram. IA) Box 372. Boardrnan. OR 97818. by 5 p.m. Tuesday, August 8. 1989 for consideration EOF 8 -2 -U Employment Opportunity C o lu m b ia Basin E le c tric Cooperative. Inc has an immediate opening for a qualified Equipment Serviceman Mechanic Applicants must be experienced in all phases o f mcchankal repair o f vehicles from ton pickups through ) ton heavy trucks, both gas and diesel powered Applicants must be fam iliar with electrical systems as well as fuel in jevtion systems Hydraulics and experience with engine driven stationary equipment w ill also be required The position requires an 1 nd 1 sMlu.il who is sell motivated and works well with other employees Die salary for Ihe position is established by Union Contract Interested parties please send ap plication anti resume to Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative Inc . c/o Fred Toombs. P O Box )98. Hepp ncr. Oregon. 97836 no later than Friday. August 4. 1989 No phone contacts please. Re quests received after August 4th w ill ntvt be considered F.qual Opportunity Fmplover __ _____ _______ 7 J 6 :2 c Part Time Medical O ffice Recep tionist needed by August I Approx 48 hours per month Please submit informal resume to P O Box 572, Ileppncr, OR 97836._____ 7-19-tfc Attention-Hiring' Government |obs- y o w a m S I7 840 S69 485 C all I 602 8)8 kxhx ext 12,315 8 2 4p H E LP W A N T E D M orro w < ounty is accepting applications for the post non o f County Accountant Appli cant must have skills in supervisory and management, payroll, accounts payable, general ledger, financial statements, and computer Minimum tw o years expe rie nce in a managerial supervisory capacity Experience with a public agency dcsireable M inim um o f associates degree in a cco u n tin g a n d /o r equivalent work experience Addi tional qualifications required may be obtained from the County Court O f fice A ll applications and resumes must be received in the office o f the County Court by 5:00 p m Friday, August I I . 1989 Send to: County Court, A T T N LoRaync Bowman. Admin A ssi* I’ < > Box 788. Heppner. OR 97836 M orrow Coun ty does not discriminate on the basis o f race, color. National o rigin, sex, religion, age and handicapped status in employment or the provision o f services 7-26-3c The Heppner Gazette Times is now taking applications for part-time advertising layout and general p rin ting shop helper No experience necessary, but must be w illin g to learn and able to do variety o f |obs A rtistic ability helpful. See David Sykes or Joyce Hughes .it Hcjipnei < iazette I u 26 2x Notice o f Position Opening Heppner Elementary School is ac ccpting applications for a schikil cafeteria cixiks position Hours 6:30 a m to 1:00 p m (Qualifications 1 1 be- a high sch*n>l graduate. 2) be able to work har moniously with others. 3) be able to follow written and oral instructions; 4) be knowledgeable about and ex perienced in vo lu m e food preparation. Applications arc available at Heppner Elementary School bet ween 8 00 a m and 3 45 p 111 week days Applications w ill close on F ri day. August 4 Salary In accordance with con tract lor classified stall lor Morrow County School D istrict 7 26 2c NOTICE OF POSITION OPENING Heppner Elementary Sc hool is as ccpting applications for an instruc tional aide's position Hours 8 (X) a m to 4 00 p.m. M onday th ru F rid a y (Qualifications I ) be a high school graduate. 2) be able to work har- iiMiniously with others. 3) he able to follow written and oral instructions. 4 i In: able to maintain confidentiali ty. 5) be able to provide constant care and supervision to a severely handicapped student Applications arc available at Heppner Elementary Sch«M»l 8 00 a m to 3 (X) p m week days Ap plications w ill close Fridas. August 4 Salary In accordance with con tract lo r classified stall for M orrow Counts School District 7 26 2c 7 IlK M U S EVERGREEN TERRA c T APARTMENTS Scenic \ in t Ih n elly Above h o m e r M cm onol Hoxpi.al 676 5120 Nosik- mlo j cozy 2 or t hcxIrivHM arx with palm aikl storage shod, energy cttkicni healing, carpeting. | drapes and blinds appliances Iaun- | dry and telephone lacilitk-s Water, i garbage and sewer paid Rem based upon income Rent Starting at E HO *226 o n
