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x .» • - * :* /* '• » ' ^ ■*' . : / .. > ■* • »' , . * .• - » i . EIG H T - Heppner G u e tte -Times, Heppner, Oregon W td n n d * * , D trrm h tr 20, I9N9 P U B L IC N O TIC E Fillies place second in Mac-Hi tournament By Scott Johnston The Heppner Fillies traveled to Milton-Freewater last weekend to play in Mac-Hi's " I'll Be Home For Christmas Tournament The Fillies placed second in the tournament by beating Mac Hi Friday and losing to West Valley (Yakima) on Saturday The Fillies opened the tournament by beating the host Pioneers, 48 to 36 Heppner took advantage of 43 Pioneer turnovers to get the victory. The Fillies jumped out early in the game to build a nine point lead at the end of the first quarter Jennifer Cur- rm scored five points in the quarter while Heppner’s defense held Mac- Hi to only a single basket Behind six points from Nikki Brisbois the Fillies continued to build on their lead in the second quarter Heppner took a 24-12 ad vantage into the locker room Heppner continued it's dominance in the third period as the Fillies stret ched their lead to 20 Jennifer Cur- nn scored 10 points in the quarter Mac Hi cut into Heppner s lead in the final stanza but couldn't over come the Fillies and Heppner went on to a 48-36 victory Cumn scored 17 points to lead the Fillies, dished out six assists and rip ped down seven rebounds Nikki Brithots added 13 for the victorious Fillies The Fillies faced West Valley in the championship round of the Mac Hi Tournament West Valley ad vanced to the championship game by beating the Riverside Pirates 42-32 A slow start by the Fillies hurl their chances as they fell behind. 18 8. at the end of the first period to a much taller West Valley team West Valley started a tall trio led by 6 " Christine Sivemail Heppner couldn't cut into West Valley's lead in a low scoring second quarter Each team only scored six Mustangs lose to Mac-Hi I. •' • •• y * By Bob Kretn On Friday, December 15, the Heppner Mustangs traveled to Mac- Hi to face the Mac-Hi Pioneers in their first round of their Christmas tourney The Mac-Hi Pioneers jumped out to 24 to 12 lead at the end of the first quarter and a convincing 50 to 19 lead at half time The Mustangs lead by Russell Britt, who had 21 points, started to Ponies lose 33-31 By Rick Koffler The Heppner Ponies traveled to Ir- ngon to face the Columbia Junior High Raiders on December 14 and came up on the short end of a 33-31 score The Ponies started out hot and led after the first period 12-4 The Raiders closed the gap to 17-10 at halftime. A hot third quarter for Columbia tied the score up 25 all The Pomes were outscored 8-6 in the fourth quarter making the final score 33-31 ; . V - J /V ^ Í t-V ** r . • t * - * + , ' M * r » • • V ' L lr t , t v . g * • : ; 1 • . • . . * *r ' V 1. I \ » . 4 * ' U : Ponies beat Stanfield 43-18 By Rick Koffler The Ponies hit the road, December 16, traveling to Stanfield and won convincingly 4.3 18 The Ponies played a strong first half leading 21-8 going into the locker room. The Ponies kept rolling in the se cond half to win their second game of the season against only one loss Coach Gunderson made good use of his twelve man roster with nine players scoring for the day The Ponies are idle until January 13 when they meet Umatilla on the Viking home court . i p - ' . < • <* 11 .* » " h' r •* ll - 4 /< * L» r.?- :• We Print FOSTERS G-T Printing 147 W illow-Heppner B 7 B 0 2 2 H A y i- ■*< > -4' ; *•:' ■ ■* * r. *' ' , . j ' ' * . - -f fA . ?• Mai Hi .3*1 M rk U rr I * 4 2; Kaopl: « in n . (.o rila . Ilo u c h rrt. I 4-4 2; Tbem- ' V« 4; Brulw her; S .h ü b en I 2 2 4; Keller I 4 4 2; Jeanine» ■ I- I 3; W hae 4 4-14 12; R ierhen 0 2-2 2. T otab 13 12 24 34. V poM r Mb n e w to o b d oui Jeiwüng» lu ta i foob Heppner P Star til 22 II 13 I* 4 44 2 14 14 14 34 Mac HI Heppacr (34) ReWbuee 2 l - l 3; Staohm I 2-4 4: Palmer 4 2-2 I»; C W m m È M » 3-4 3; A. ( arria I 2-2 4; J. ( arria 3 2-4 ■ ; l u e her; t.ckman, (.recoup, VS re. Valle» .44. tJke. 2 4-4 2 ( happb I M 2; I arana 2 M 4: SU, renali 3 2-3 12; Bnrtea 4 3-4 21 ; Adana 2 4-4 4; Jorinwen. Bream. Prtt.jnhn T uta*» 24 4-13 44 P U B L IC N O TIC E Beginning in January 1990, the Heppner Public Library Board meeting dale has been changed to the first Thursday of the month at 7: 30 P M at the Heppner Public Library The next meeting date is Thursday, January 4, 1990 Published December 20, 1989 Still attending fairs' after 50 years! Happy Birthday All Our Love, K, J, G ■« OESCRIPTI ON PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS YEAR TAX PENALTY INT TO JAN. 15, 90 TOTAL BURNETT. MORRIS M. 4 PEGGY J . MOBILE HOME 89 92.79 .36 15. 00 58.17 Z I N T E R, ROBERT MOBILE HOME 89 56.31 .50 15. 00 71. 61 MI L L E R , MOBILE HOME 89 3 5 . 83 .96 1 5 . 00 51.79 MOBILE HOME 89 123.73 1 . 10 15. 00 139. 83 BRINSON, k VIOLA CHARLES, PEDRO J R. MOBILE HOME 89 37.82 1.01 15. 00 53.83 THOMAS MOBILE HOME 89 6 8 . UK .61 15. 00 69.05 EDWARDS, DOROTHY MOBILE HOME 89 102. 95 .92 15. 00 118. 87 POPE. KAROL MOBILE HOME 89 137. 06 1 . 22 15. 00 153. 28 HAMBY, WM MOBILE HOME 89 126. 68 1. 13 15. 00 192.81 LACEY, MOBILE HOME 89 113. 39 1.01 15. 00 129. 90 CAMERON, V I V I A N MOBILE HOME 89 180.01 1. 60 15. 00 196.61 DOCKEN, MARK MOBILE HOME 89 161. 39 1.93 15. 00 177. 82 PALMER, CARL MOBILE HOME 89 82.53 .73 15. 00 96.26 PEREZ, ROBERT L . MOBILE HOME 89 225.67 2.01 15. 00 292.66 P O R T U E S I , LYNN E . MOBILE HOME 89 268.5** 2.39 15. 00 285.93 BERG, MARK, k DARLENE WEST, ALFRE0 k OLA MOBILE HOME 89 189. 23 1.68 15. 00 20 5. 9 1 MOBILE HOME 89 112.1*8 1. 00 1 5 . 00 128.98 H I C K EY , MOBILE HOME 89 3 6 . 75 .98 1 5 . 00 52.73 GARCI A, C E S I L I 0 k AU0EL 1A MOBILE HOME 89 U06. 93 3 . 62 1 5 . 00 925.55 OSBORN, DENNIS MOBILE HOME 89 36.01 1.01 15. 00 59.02 WI L L I AMS. MOBILE HOME 89 159. 76 1. 38 15. 00 1 7 1 . 19 NAVARRO. PEDRO MOBILE HOME 89 16. 08 .93 15. 00 31. 51 NAVARRO, JORCE MOBILE HOME 89 161.99 1.99 15. 00 176. 93 STEVENS. LARRY W. MOBILE HOME 89 20.76 .55 1 5 . 00 36. 31 J0HNATH0N MOBILE HOME 89 23.97 .69 15. 00 3 9 . 61 ARTHUR B. MOBILE HOME 89 36.52 .97 15. 00 52.99 PEDRO Z . MOB ILE HOME 89 7 9 . 08 .70 15. 00 99.78 MOORE , ERA, A k P E T T Y , 0ZR0 MOBILE HOME 89 2U.72 .66 15. 00 90.38 PACHECO, MOBILE HOME 89 21*. 72 .66 15. 00 90.38 S U L L I V A N , WM k JOHNSON. C. MOBILE HOME 89 56.13 .50 1 5 . 00 71.63 S U L L I V A N , WM L . k J BAR S RANCH MOBILE HOME 89 156. 74 1 . 39 1 5 . 00 173. 13 CONNELL. EARL W. CONNELL, A L I T A MOBILE HOME 89 157.99 1 . 90 1 5 . 00 17 3. 8 9 H U B PERSONAL PROP 89 650.99 5.78 15. 00 671.27 FLORES, HAMPTON. k LORI STEVE k KAREN HECKER, DAN M. DWUANf k CHRI STA i « • I k • • o J«’ . - * , V ‘v V ■ . ¡- *, • ». •• . ' ■ : í h á ? ■ . • . a i A very special thank you for yo u valued patronage Cal’s Cafe We are OPEN Christmas Day PHILIP, JACINTO. SALVADOR INVESTMENTS MARSHALL. ROBERT D . MOBILE HOME k 0ELLA 69 19.99 .90 15. 00 30.39 MOBILE HOME 89 181.01 1.61 15. 00 19 7. 6 2 STRAVENS. MICHAEL Margo S h # r e r Morrow C o u n t y Ta* Co 1 l e c t o r Published Dei ember 20, 27, 989 January ( . u h I 10, I99ii ________ , - . ANNOUNCEMENT OF CALL FOR BIDS Sealed Bids for decommissioning fuel tanks in Boardman. Im gon. lone and Heppner will be received by Board of Directors. Morrow County School District, 270 W Mam. lexingion. Oregon, until 2 00 p m . Thursday. January II . 1990 Bid documents may be «burned at the District Office. 270 W Main. Lexington. Oregon Bidders must certify that provi sions of ORS 279 350 relaiing to prevailing rates of wages will be met Bidding documents art for the primary purpose of obtaining bids on the work and shall not be used for any other purpose Bids will he ob- Uined at the District Office and publicly read aloud Morrow County School District may reject any bids m* in com pliance with all prescribed public bidding p rocedures and re quirements. and may reject for good cause any and all bids upon a finding of the District that it is in the public interest to do so Published December 20, 1989 Notice is hereby given that the Port of Morrow. Oregon, (the ’ Port") will meet in a special ses sion beginning at 2 00 p m on January 5. 1989. in the Port offices at One Marine Drive, Boardman. Oregon The purpose of the meeting will be to consider an ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 15 of the Port to provide for the issuance of not to exceed V435.000 of revenue bonds of the Port PORT OF MORROW . OREGON Published December 20 and 27. 1989 NOTICE la h e r e b y g i v e n p u r s u a n t t o ORS 311.615 of t he service of P e r s o n a l P r o p e r t y Tax w a r r a n t s upon the f o l l o w i n g l i s t e d t»x payers. Payment o f t h e f o l l o w i n g l i s t e d d e l i n q u e n t t axes with interest and c o s t o f s e r v i c e must be made by J a n u a r y 10, 1990 or said warrants s h a l l be f i l e d w i t h t h e C o u n t y C l e r K o f Morrow C o u n t y , Oregon, for e n t r y In the County C le r K L i e n Rec or d, and s h a l l become a lien upon t h e t i t l e t o any I n t e r e s t i n r e a l p r o p e r t y owned by t h e p er so n a g a i n s t whom t h e w a r r a n t Is Issued, and the t ax e s on personal property embraced i n t he w a r r a n t w i t h i n t e r e s t , p e n a l t i e s and c o s t s a p p l i c a b l e therto, shat I'r p a n t I hue as a l i e n on a l l t he p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y of the p e r s o n a s ses s ed as o t h e r w i s e p r o v i d e d by law. The a f f e c t s h a l l be t h e same as tho u g h tpm p e o p l e o f t h e c o u n t y had recovered the j udgement a g a i n s t t he p e r s o n c h a r g e d f o r t he f u l l amount of t he delinquent tax c o v e r e d by t he w a r r a n t t o g e t h e r w i t h Interest thereon and c o s t as p r o v i d e d by law. JUDY P U B L IC N O TIC E P U B L IC N O TIC E NOTICE Of SERVICE OF PERSONAL NAME tooled OOI-ÜM 14 W(H S »lie 13. P U B L IC N O TIC E 3-polm gunk-Pedro 2, PcU.Jubn I. Brill I. M hr bell I, (Hurla I. Jubnaon I, J. 14- •rartb I, S. Edward» I. t mi led mil none Total foul. Heppner 21 Mac III 14. Technical foub < A f 1 A. Brute nlWid. Tutab II 12-17 34. 12 7 IS 24 42 24 24 14 IS « I Mac Hi ' %- p. i I come back and outacore the Pioneers by 13 points in the final period for a final score of Mac Hi. 81 and Heppner 62 The Mustangs are now 1 and 2 in pre season play The M ustangs will now face the Columbia Burbank Rams, who lost to the Riverside Pirates, 63-51 in the consolation game. lirpfMMT 142): Pedro 2 0-« 4; Pm.John I 4-13;». Brill 4 2-3 21; J. Brill • 1-3 I; SUti hrll 1 2-2 4; < onnrr t 2; Ralhbun 3 1-2 7; Or.In * 3-7 13; Ownta; Krrta. total» 24 * IS 42. Mar HI (•!); 411 m « 2 2-2 •; t.ro.r I 3-4 S, Amnia 2 2-2 4; (.arcla 4 2-4 It; Manor» 2 3-4 4; Juhimun 1 4-4 7; J. Kdnarrfc 2 0-1 S; S. Edward» I 4-4 3; VSnl 3 12 II; Bw* gratT 7 2-4 14; VXhKe lotah 2a 21-31 It. points as the Fillies trailed 24-14 at the half West Valley extended their lead in the third period as they outscored the Fillies. 13-6 Heppner went into the final peritid trailing. 37-20 The Fillies cut into West Valley's lead in the fourth quarter hut lost by 12 points. 49 34 Dulcie Palmer led the Fillies in scoring with 10 points Jennifer Cur- rin, who was named to the All- Tournament team, scored eight points and yanked down nine rebounds Coach Mark Dowdy said the tour nament was a good experience for the Fillies " I thought it was a good tournament for us Each game presented us w ith vmic excellent op portunities to get ready for league Playing West Valley was g«>od for us because we won't see a team that tall again all year long I thought we held »air own with their height, given the situation," stated Dowdy lUppnrr J* BrMnfe 2 3-4 13; 4. BrownfWtd; 9laah«y 3 I 4 7. ! IK krr 0 4 1 0; Palmer 0 1-2 I; C BrownfVtd I 2-4 4; f.kman, A. Curria 2 4 34; (.rrmup I 4-4 2; J < urrta 3 7-10 17. lu*al. 13 14-33 44 W CM V atte» Cpuuur « T o tal fo o b P • 4 4 IS 4 IJ CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON MORROW COUNTY STATE OF OREGON. Acting by and through the Director of Veterans Affairs, Plaintiff. V REX A BAIRD and JACKIE R. BAIRD. Defendants No. 89-CV -42 NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Execution issued out of the above entitled court in the above entitled cause to me directed and dated on November 24. 1989. based upon a Judgment rendered and entered in said court on October 31, 1989. in favor of the State <>t Oregon. Acting by and through the Director of Veterans' Affairs, com manding me to make sale of the following described real property, to-wit: Township 5 North, Range 26, East of the Willamette Meridian. Morrow County . Oregon Section 23: Beginning at the Southwest Comer of Lot 4, Block 38 West, Thence East a distance of 178 15 feet along the South boun darv of Lot 4 to a point. Thence North a distanc e of 245 IX) feet along a line running parallel to the West boundary of Lot 4 to a point, said point being on the South line of that property deeded to Alhera Gutierrez and Juan Garcia in deed recorded in Morrow County deed records at Book "M ". Page 17301, Thence Wes a distance of 178 15 feet more or less along the Gutierrez and Gar cia trad to a point, said point being on the East boundary of Seventh Street West. Thence South a distance of 245 00 feet to the point of beginning to satisfy a Judgment against defen dants Rex A Baird and Jackie R Baird for the sum of $34,599 36. together with interest at 9 0 percent per annum from date 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 the I Ith (lay of January. 1990. at 10 00 a m at the front door of the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner, Morrow County, Oregon, sell at public auc tion and subject to redemption to (he highest bidder for cash in hand all of the right, title and interest which Joseph L Wilhelm and Mariana D W ilhelm or any successor had on September 12. If7 7 and June 5, 1978. the dates of plaintiffs mor tgages. and (hereafter had in and to the above described real property or any part or portion thereof, to satisfy said Execution and Judgment and interest, costs and accruing costs DATED at Heppner, Oregon, on December 6. 1989 Roy Drago. Sheriff Morrow County. Oregon By Pauline Winter ( hief Civ il Deputv Published December 13, 20. 27, 1989 and Januarv 3. 1990 Beginning in January 1990. ihc City of Heppner Planning Commis sion meeting date has been changcJ to the first Monday of each month unless that Monday is a Holiday then it will be the following day at 8 (X) P M at City Hall The nest meeting date is Tuesday. January 2. 1990 Published December 20. 1989 P U B L IC N O TIC E Beginning in January 1990. the City of Heppner Council meeting will be at 7:00 P M on the second Monday of each month unless that Monday is a Holiday then it will be the following day at 7 00 P M The nest meeting date is Monday. January 8. 1990 Published December 28. 1989 P U B L IC N O TIC E IN THE MATTER OF CIVIL FORFEITURE OF I. 1984 C hevrolet Blazer Washington License 4N79 BUU. registered to Trinidad Mendoza. 2 1979 Chevrolet Camero. Oregon Ucense »GSM 732. registered to Candelario Mendoza. 3 Weapons and ammunition of vary ing types and sizes; 4 Coins and cash. 5 Miscellaneous drug paraphcnalia anil personal property, all seized from the Candelano Mendoza and Nicolas Perez residence. 397 Anderson Road. Boardman. Oregon on or about November 10. 1989 n o t i c e : t o ALL POTENTIAL CLAIMANTS AND l o M l UNKNOWN PERSONS RF.AI) THIS NOTICE. C A R E F U L L Y !! YOU MI 'S I “ CLAIM" AN IN TEREST IN I HI A BOV! DESCRIBED SEIZED PROPERTY OR YOU w n I \ t I OM AIK AL LY l o s i ANY INI ! Rl SI YO< MAY HAVE IO "CLA IM " Y<)1 MUSI PILE WITH I HI “ FORFEITURE COl n s h LISTED Bll ow A LEOAL PAPI B < A M I D A -CLAIM". THE lo t 1 AIM Ml SI Ml GIVI N I HE FORFEIT! BI CXR nsi i WITHIN !< DAYSOF THE LAST DAY THIS NOTICE IS P( BIISHED I HE Cl AIM MUST INC LUDE : A) YOUR TRUE NAME. AND B) YOUR Cl B RENT AND El ' l l BE MAH ING ADDRESS. C) THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF YOUR IN TERES 1 IN THE PROPERTY. Di THE TIME. TRANSI BOB AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF YOUR ACQUISITION Of YOUR IN TEREST IN THE PROPERTY E) THE BI \S( i \ s YOU BE 1 !E\ I THE PROPERTY is NOT si B JECI l() EOREEITl BI Ei Al l FA< i s si PPORTING I HI si REASONS, gi an ) ADDI TIONAE EACTS SUPPORTING Y< HJR Cl AIN \M). Hi I HE PRECISE B E I IEFYO! si EK IT MUST BE IN PROPER FORM AND BE SIGNED BY YOI UNDIB PENALTY OF PER JURY THE DEADLINE EOR Ell IN( , IS I A M MO r- WHI BI l o I II I \ 1990 Cl AIM AND EOR MORE INFORMA TION FOREEITURE COUNSEL Jeff M Wallace. MCI ) A PHONE 676 9061 Address P.O. Box 664. Cuuilbuuac, H tfjf» < >B 97836 SEIZING AGENCY Morrow Coun ty Sheriff PHONE 676 9061 Ad dress P O Box 159. Courthouse, Heppner OR 97X16 SI MMARY STATEMENT Of BASIS FOR CIVIL FORFEITURE On the 10th day of November. 1989, the above described was seiz ed for civil forfeiture by the Morrow County Sheritfs Office I "he proper ty is subject to forfeiture under OR l^iw Chapter 791 as X proceeds X profits and. or X instrumentalities us ed in the following prohibited con duct, and or the solicitation, attempt, or conspiracy to commit the follow mg prohibited conduct \ possession X ol a coni rolled substance. X delivery of a controlled substance, X manufacture of a controlled substance FOREEITURE means that the property will be transferred to the government and persons with any interest in the property will be deprived of that interest without compensation because of the use or acquisition of ihc property in or through prohibited conduct as defin ed in OR l.aw Published December 6. 13, 20 and 27. 1989 P U B L IC N O TIC E NOTICE The Morrow County Court will be considering four-year appointments to serve on the Morrow County Planning Com mission for the following geographical areas 1 Two appointments fnmi the Ci ty of Boardman or surrounding area 2 One appointment from the lone area A letter of interest should be sub mitted to the Morrow County Court. P O Bos 788. Heppner. Oregon by December 31. 1989 Published December 13. 20 and 27. 1989
