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Obituaries
Eva M. Hamlelt
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Funeral service for Eva M
Hamlelt was Sunday Dec 3 1 at the
United Church of Christ in lone
Concluding service and burial were
at High View Cemetery in lone
Mrs Hamlett, 72. of lone, died
Wednesday. Dec 27. 1989. at Canid
Samaritan Hospital in Portland
She was horn June 4, 1917 at
Morgan, to John and Mary l.undell
Swanson In 1920. the family mov
ed to lone where she grew up and
attended school, graduating from
lone High School in 1935 That
same year, she attended Willamette
University in Salem and in 1936.
transferred to Oregon State College
She returned to lone in 1940 and
worked as a deputy assessor and
later worked as an insurance agent
for many years
In October 1944, she enlisted in
the U S Navy as a WAVE She was
discharged in March 1946 She
returned to lone for a year, and then
moved to San J«>sc, Calif
On Nov 19. 1948, she married
William Adon Hamlett at Sunnyvale.
Calif In 1949, the couple came to
lone and operated an insurance
agency
They moved to Fruitland. Idaho in
I960, returning to lone in 1964
She was a member of the Bun
chgrass Kebekah 1/xJgc. American
lxgm n Post 95 ansi Eagles Auxiliary
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Survivors include her husband at
the home, daughter Sharlcne Arends
of Benton City, Wa sons, Richard
in Portland and Thomas in Seattle.
Wa ; brother Norman Swanuin of
Portland
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Eva Hamlett Memorial
Fund through the Bank of Eastern
Oregon, lone or Heppner branch
Sweeney Mortuary was in charge
of arrangements
Sterling C. Wham
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P U B L IC N O TIC E
CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON
m o r r o w CCM NTY
STATE OF OREGON. Acting by
and through the Director of Veterans
Mt.nrs
Plaintiff,
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A graveside funeral service for
Sterling C. Wham was held at the
IOOF Cemetery in Fossil on Sun
day. Dec 31.
Mr Wham. 71, of Heppner, died
Thursday, Dec 28. 1989 at Gtxxl
Shepherd Community Hospital in
Hcrmiston
He was horn Jan 20. 1918. in
Unity to Melvin and Valentine
Scribner Wham The family lived in
the Unily/Bakcr area for a time and
moved to Rin/ua in 1927 He left
Kin/ua in 1956 and moved to
Beaverton, coming to Heppner this
past June to be near his daughter
He served with the U S. C’i*ast
Guard during World War II
He was a purchasing agent for
Km/ua Corp , he also worked as a
salesman for A W Davis Co
Mr Wham was active in pro
mttting civic activities in the Km/ua
area He was past commander of
American legion at Km/ua. presi
dent of the Kin/ua Rod A Gun Club
and a member of the Masonic
lodge
Survivors include his daughter,
Pat McMinn of Heppner; sister.
Arlene Schroebcr of Princvillc, two
grandchildren
and
two
great grandchildren
Memorial contributions may he
made to the Shrmers Hospital for
Crippled Children. 3101 S W Sam
Jackson Park Road. Portland.
97201
Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner. was
in charge of arrangements
Orville McKenzie
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Orville Martin M ckcn/ie. 66. of
Irngon. died Wednesday. l>ec 27,
1989. at the Veterans Administration
Medical Center in Walla Walla
The funeral was Friday. Dec 29
at Groseclnse Garden Chapel in
Walla Walla Burial was at (he
McArthur Cemetery. Idaho
Mr McKen/ic was bom Dec 20.
1923 at Sandpoint. Idaho, to
C larence and M ildred Oliver
McKen/ic He grew up at Kotenai.
Idaho and moved to Mitchell. OK
He served with the U S Army,
receiving a discharge in 19V)
He worked for Blue Mountain
Cable Comapny in John Day. retir
ing in 1985
Mr McKen/ic was a member of
the Boardman Christian Center
Sursivors include his mother and
stepfather M ildred and Lloyd
Frankie of Irrigon; daughters.
Cheryl of Red Bluff. Calif, and Mar
u Scott of Cottonwood, Calif . a
half brother Ervin McKen/ie of An
chorage. Alaska, half-sisters. Ruth
Beerwagon. Carol Hopkins and Lin
da McKen/ie all in Alaska and two
grandvms His father died earlier
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High tenet Karen Writer MS
High team game J A J Ceramic« S2I
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High tenet Sandra Hal «men S4C
High team game J A J Ceramic« "Vdt
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on a hidden area If the ct»k>r doesn t
change, apply rubbing alcohol with
a clean white cloth l-aunder with
detergent that does not contain soap
Check the ingredient list of the
detergent to be sure H does not ci>n-
tain soap
It the stain is still present, soak in
I quart of warm water and I tables
poon en/ym e product for 30
minutes Rinse thoroughly launder
again
Old stains may need bleaching
with chlorine bleach to completely
remove the stain Test for color-
fastness in a hidden area by apply
ing a drop of a mixture of I part
bleach and 5 pans water If there is
no color change, follow instructions
on bleach container abiding diluted
bleach to the laundry 4 to 6 minutes
after the wash cycle begins
BAIRD
Defendants
89 C V 42
NOTICE OF SALE
By vmuc of an Execution issued
out of the above entitled coun in the
above entitled cause to me directed
and dated « hi Noscmhcr 24. 1989,
based upon a Judgment rendered and
entered in said c«>un on October 31,
1989, in favor of the Slate of
Orcg*>n. Acting by and through the
Director of Veterans' Affairs. c « hti
manding me to make sale of the
following described real property,
lo-wit:
Township 5 N«>rth. Range 26,
East of the Willamette Meridian,
Morrow CiHinty. Oregon
Seclion 23 Beginning at the
Soolhwi'si ( ,>rncr o i 1/4 4. Bl<ck '8
West. Thence East a distance of
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We S tand Behind Our Motto
YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR DEAL
Find A Better Price • We ll Match It
SHERRELL CHEVROLET
PO BOX 209
Wc Print
NOTICE Of
Printtny;
147 Willow Heppner
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P U B L IC N O TIC E
SERVICE OF PERS0NAI
NOTICE OP
PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS
NOTICE 1« h e r e b y g i v e n p u r s u a n t t o
0RS
311.615
of
t he
service
of
P e r s o n al 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
tax
payers.
Payment o f t he 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 ax e s
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 he 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 i n t he C o u n t y C l e r k L i e n R e c o r d ,
and s h a l l become a
lien
upon
t he 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 he p e r s o n a g a i n s t
whom t h e w a r r a n t
is
issued,
and
the
taxes
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,
s h a l l c o n t i n u e as a l i e n on a l l t h e p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y o f
the
p e r so n a s s e s s e d as o t h e r w i s e p r o v i d e d by l aw.
The e f f e c t s h a l l be the
same as though t h e p e o p l e of t he c o u n t y had
recovered
the
j udgement
a g a i n s t the p e r s o n c h a r g e d f o r the f u l l amount o f the
delinquent
tax
c o v e r e d by the 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.
PENAL TY
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DLSCRI PTI ON
YE AP1 TAX
BUKNf T T , MORRIS M.
A PEGGY J .
MOBILE HOME
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92.79
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58.17
¿INTER,
ROBERT
MOBILE HOME
89
56.31
,50
15. 00
71. 61
MI LLER.
JUDY
MOBILE HOME
89
35.83
.96
15. 00
51.79
CHARLES,
MOB 1L E HOMt
89
123. 73
1 . 10
15. 00
139.83
PEDRO J R.
MOB 1L E HOME
89
37.82
1.01
15. 00
53.83
THOMAS
MOBILE HOME
89
68.99
.61
15. 00
89.05
EDWARDS. DOROTHY
MOBILE HOME
89
102. 95
.92
1 5 . 00
118. 87
POPE, KAROL
MOBILE HOME
89
13 7. 0 6
1. 22
1 5 . 00
153. 28
HAMBY, WM
MOBILE HOME
89
126. 66
1. 13
1 5 . 00
192.61
LACEY,
MOBILE HOME
89
11 3. 3 9
1 .01
15. 00
129. 90
MOBILE HOME
89
180.01
1. 60
15. 00
196.61
BRINSON,
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FLORES,
HAMPTON,
TOTAL
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STEVE
VIVIAN
D0CKEN,
MARK
MOB 1L E HOME
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161. 39
1. 93
15. 00
177. 82
PALMER,
CARL
MOBILE
HOME
89
82.53
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15. 00
96.26
MOBILE HOME
89
225.67
2.01
15. 00
2 9 2. 6 8
PEREZ, ROBERT L .
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P0 RT UE S1 , LYNN E .
MOBILE
HOME
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268.59
2.39
15. 00
2 85 . 9 3
BERC, MARK, k
DARIENE
MOBILE HOME
89
189.23
1 .68
15. 00
205. 91
WEST , At FRED k OLA
MOBILE HOME
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112. 98
1.00
1 5 . 00
128. 98
H I C KEY .
DAN M.
MOBILE HOME
89
36.75
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52.73
GARCI A.
CESILI0
MOBILE
HOME
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9 0 6. 9 3
3.62
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925.55
MOBILE
HOME
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38. 01
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59.02
MOB 1L E HOME
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159. 76
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171. 19
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J A J Ceram««
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High «ene« Carol Norn« 472
High team game J A J Ceram«« '’S2
High tram tene« J A J Ccranik« 210
Splits comrnr>l Anita Hover b gl Mnhrlr
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A holiday guevt «pilled a
beverage Now. how do you remove
the viain’
Whether the beverage tv n fruit
juice, an alcoholic beverage, a voft
drink, or coffee or tea. the procedure
and produclv arc the same, explains
Carol Bennett. Oregon Stale Univer
city Extension agent in Morrow
Cttunfy
Mix a volution of I quart warm
water. W teaspoon liquid hand
dishwashing detergent, and I tables
pottn white vinegar Apply the wilu
tH*n with a clean, white cltHh Allow
time for the stain to break down
(about 15 minutesi Rinse with
water Repeat as long as stain is he
mg removed
If the stain docs n«R disappear, ad
ditional steps may be needed. adds
Ardis Koestcr. OSU Extension tex
tiles and clothing specialist
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DENNIS
WI L L I AMS,
DWUANE
NAVARRO,
PEDRO
MOB 1L E MOMf
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NAVARRO,
JORGE
MOB 1L t
HOME
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178. 93
STEVENS,
LARRY W.
MOBILE
HOME
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1 5 . 00
3 6 . 31
MOB 1L E HOME
89
23.97
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1 5 . 00
3 9 . 61
MOBILE HOME
89
36.52
.97
1 5 . 00
52.99
HOME
89
79.08
.70
1 5 . 00
99.78
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Tips offered for stain removal
ARTHUR B.
JACINTO,
PEDRO Z.
MOBILE
a^NKW & REBUILT
RAUS
RIMS
KOI I I RS
MOORE, ERA. A h
P E T T Y , 0ZR0
MOB 1L E HOME
89
29.72
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90.38
* MACHINE BUILD UP
OF IDLERS A ROU.ERS
PACHECO,
MOBILE HOME
89
29.72
.66
15.00
90.38
MOFULE HOME
89
56.13
. 50
1 5 . 00
71.63
MOB 11E HOME
89
156.79
1 . 39
1 5 . 00
173. 13
CONNELL, EARt W.
CONNELL, At ITA
MOBILE HOME
89
157. 99
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1 5 . 00
173. 89
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5.76
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671.27
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MARSHALL, ROBERT 0 .
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MOB 11r HOME
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30.39
STR AVI N S,
MOBILE HOME
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181.01
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MICHAl l
Margo S h e r e r
Morrow C o u n t y
Tax C o l l e c t o r
iNbhshotl IV« ember 20. 27. 1989. Januars 3 anti 10. 1990
ikry of Lot 4 to a point. Theme
North a Jistamc of 245 00 I eel ¿Jong
a line running parallel to the West
boundary of Lot 4 to a point, said
point being « hi the South line of that
property deeded to Alheza Gutierrez
and Juan Garcia in deed recorded in
Morrow Counts deed records at
Book -M *. Page 17301; Thence
W'es a distance of 178 15 feet more
or levs along the Gutierrez and G ar
cia tract to a point, said point being
on the East boundary of Seventh
Street West. Thence South a distance
of 245 00 feet to the p«>int of
beginning
to satisfy a Judgment against defen
dants Rex A Baird and Jackie R
Baird for the sum of 534.5«» 36.
titgether with interest at 9 0 percent
per annum from date «tf Judgment
until paid
NOW . THEREFORE, by virtue
of sad Execution and Judgment and
in compliance with the command of
said Writ. I will «>n the I Ith day «>f
January. 1990. ai 10 00 a m at the
front ikxir of the M«trn>w County
Courthouse in Heppner. Morrow
County, Oregon, veil at public auc
tion and subject to redemptmn to the
highest bidder for cash in hand all
of the right, title and interest which
Joseph L Wilhelm and Manana D
Wilhelm or any successor had on
September 12. 1977 and June 5,
1978. the «lates of plaintifTs mor
tgages, and thereafter had in and lo
the above desenhed real pntperty « h
any part «>r portion thereof, to
satisfy said Fx ecu I ion 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
Chief Civil Deputy
Published December 13. 20. 27,
1989 and January 3, 1990
WATER RIGHT
TRANSFER APPLICATION 6227
AND 6228
David Cheney filed an application
with the Water Resources Depart
ment for approval of additional
points of diversion of water from
Willow Creek, as provided by ORS
540 510 to 540 530.
Certificate 111. in the name of Big
Flat Cattle Company, describes a
right limned to 3.39 cubic feet per
second from Willow Creek, for ir
rigation of, among other lands, a
certain 7 42 acres in Section 16.
122 12 acres in Sec 17, 51 22 acres
in Sec 20. and 22.93 acres in Sec 2 1.
T 2 N. R 23 E. WM The dale of
priority is 1894
Certificate 187. in the name of
J S Rogers, describes a right limited
to I 05 cubic feet per sec«»nd from
Willow Creek, f«>r irrigation of 62.5
acres in Sec 20. T 2 N. R 23 E.
WM The dates of priority arc 1875
and 1903
Water for said rights is diverted
through the Highlme Ditch
The applicant proposes to retain
said point of diversion «if water and
add a point Utcated 1756 feet South
and 1115 feet W est from the mir-
theast corner Sec 20. being within
the SE % NE '4 of Sec 20. T 2 N.
R 23 I W M
Certificate 122. in the name of
Nathan Cecil, describes a right
limited to 0 58 cubic f«x4 per second
from Willow C reek, for irrigation of
35 acres in Sec 6. T 2 N. R 23 E.
WM The date <tf priority is I9()|
Certificate 185 Vi. in the name«>f
John Ruedy Irrigation Ditch Com
pany, describes a right limited to
0 08 cubic fivot per second from
Willow Creek, for irrigation of,
among «*thcr lands. 5 acres in Sec 6.
T 2 N. R 23 E. WM The date of
priority is October. 1900
Certificate 1941. in the name of
R E Duncan, describes a right
limited to 0 5 cubic f«x>t per second
from W illow Creek. !«>r irrigation of
30 acres in Sec 6. T 2 N. R 23 F.,
W M The date of priority is July II,
1908
Water fin said rights is diverted
through a ditch, also known as Nate
Cecil. Murphy, and Ruedy Ditch I
fhe applicant propitscs to retain
said point of diversion of water and
add diversions fixated 1010 feet
S«>uth and 792 feet West from the
northeast c«'rner Sec 7. being within
the NE ’* NE % of Sec 7 and 726
firet North and 1551 feet West from
southeast comer Sec 6. being within
the SW U SE‘4 «>f Sec 6. T 2 N R
23 E. WM
Additional information or forms
and rules for filing proteMs will he
furnished upon requeM PnHcsts may
he filed by persons alleging injury to
their existing water rights If a pro
test is filed, a hearing will be
scheduled
IF NO PROTEST IS FILED
THE APPLICATION MAY BE
APPROVED WITHOUT A HEAR
ING. BUT NOT BEFORE 20
DAYS AFTER THE LAST PUBLI
CATION OF THIS NOTICE
Dated at Salem. Oregon this 14th
day of December. 1989
WILLIAM H YOUNG. Direct.w
Published; December 27, 1989;
January 3 and 10, 1990________