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*♦ • • - WM V 1 *■ V KIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 18, 1991 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to ORS 311.615 of the service of Personal Property Tax warrants upon the following listed tax payers. Payment of the following listed delinquent taxes with interest and cost of service must be made by January 8, 1992 or said warrants shall be filed with the County Clerk of Morrow county, Oregon, for entry in the County Cleric Lien Record, and shall became a lien upon the title to any interest in real property owned by the person against whom the warrant is issued, and the taxes on personal property embraced in the warrant with interest, penalties and costs applicable thereto, shall continue a s a lien on all the personal property of the person assessed as otherwise provided by law. The effect shall be the same as though the people of the county had recovered the judgement against the person charged for the full amount of the delinquent tax covered by the warrant together with interest thereon and cost as provided by law. NAME YR DESCRIPTION TAX INT TO PENALTY TOTAL 1-15-92 • % ^ • r •* * . • *. * • 1 * « • -,. * \ ■ t «. f* » , V \ . i *• * ; . *f * > . * - * '» f t ' ‘ f , , V ' . / * • • , * • • • ■ s " ” . * . * •. \ - *-* • • , * / .*;* • ;« ... • 1 V1 T A ». 1 ' *’ u * ' ♦' â ,! // * . " ;;* y ‘ Ä . ' * * :* . V ; y t AKERS, KENNETH, MATTIE MOBILE & NANCY MOBILE GARCIA, CESILIO & % ALVAREZ, ESTHER MOBILE HECKER, JOHNATHON & CHRISTA % ANTONIO, JOSE ARNTT, GENE H. & SHARON MOBILE % ARNTT, ROGER ASHBECK, ALVIN & JULIE MOBILE MOBILE ASHBECK, MITCHELL MOBILE BACON, DEANNA MOBILE BAKER, WILLY JR & MCKIM, SINDA MOBILE BANKA, RAYMOND L. & LYNCH, BILL G. MOBILE MATTISON, LAURA % BARTON KEITH MOBILE BILLS, DAVID A. MOBILE BOLES, DUSTY MOBILE WEST, ALFRED & OLA &BONHAM, RALPH & MARIE MOBILE LESTER, L. & SHAW, B. % BRADLEY, GLEN & D. BRADLEY, GLEN & DARLENE MOBILE LOHUIS, TOM & LINDA MOBILE % BRADLEY, GLEN & D SULLIVAN, W & JOHNSON,C MOBILE % BREWER, JIM MOBILE SULLIVAN, W & J BAR S % BREWER, JIM MOBILE HAMILTON, JAY T. % CAPPOTTO, RICHARD MOBILE CAPPOTTO, RICHARD MOBILE GORHAM, JOHN % CARVAJAL, JOSE & M. MOBILE CASEWALKER, LAURIE MOBILE CASTILLO, RUBEN & G. MOBILE CATE, JENIECE MOBILE CHAIREZ, CESARIO MOBILE CHARTER, WALTER & M. MOBILE CHIVINGTON, VIOLA CONERD, JOHN & MICHELLE MOBILE MOBILE CARBAJAL, JOSE MOBILE COX, JOHN % COX, MYRLA CONFORTH, INC MOBILE % CUNNINGHAM, RAY DAVIS, KENNY R. MOBILE % MILES, STAN DAVIS, WILLIAM MOBILE DAVIS, W. L. & VICKE L. MOBILE DOONEY,IRITTA & DARRELL MOBILE DOUGLAS,RONALD & SHARON MOBILE % DOUGLAS, SHARON DOWNEY, WAYNE & M. MOBILE FLANAGAN, PATRICK & A MOBILE FLORES, MANUEL MOBILE FRANKE, DAVID & LAURA MOBILE GARAY, WILFRIDO MOBILE GARCIA,CIRILO RODRIGUEZ MOBILE WICKLANDER, W. & POPE D .MOBILE %GARCILAZO, AURELIO GRIGSBY, GLEN & YVONNE MOBILE GUTIERREZ, ALBEZA & M A MOBILE HAMPTON,THOMAS & LORI MOBILE % HELLBERG, MAX & M HERNANDEZ, DANIEL MOBILE HERNANDEZ, LUIS M MOBILE RODRIGUEZ HERNANDEZ, MARTINA &J MOBILE HINKLEY, SHARON & DAVID MOBILE HILL, RALPH MOBILE % HOLMES, CARL HORTON, HAROLD MOBILE HORTON, HAROLD MOBILE RACKLEY, BILL & B MOBILE % HORTON, HAROLD HOVINGHOFF, LYLE P. MOBILE JACQUEZ, LEOBARDA MOBILE JORGENSON, DON MOBILE CARR SR.JOSEPH & HAZEL MOBILE % KEY, KENNETH FLOYD LANG, GEORGE & V MOBILE % LANDEROS, VICTOR BOWMAN, JOHN & ALICIA MOBILE % LEEP T. BRYAN JR. LOMAS, EVELIO & SANDRA MOBILE LOMAS, JOSE & ELDA MOBILE PERRY, FLOYD ETUX MOBILE % MADRIGAL, BERNADO HORN, DAVID & MARC ANN MOBILE % MANN, BILL ASSEMBLEY GOD CHURCH MARQUEZ, ERIBERTO MOBILE MARTIN, GRACIE MOBILE MCSPADDEN, BOB & SHELLY MOBILE % MARTIN, LESTER & C MCDANIEL, MELVIN & Z MOBILE MCDANIEL, BLANCHE MOBILE % MCDANIEL, RICK MEDUNA, JEFFERY & B MOBILE MILLER, REID & SHEILA A MOBILE MOE, GARY & KATHLEEN MOBILE 91 165.93 1.48 H 91 374.93 3.34 25.00 403.27 H 91 24.08 .21 25.00 49.29 H 91 107.25 .96 25.00 133.21 H H H H 91 91 91 91 311.29 23.24 654.39 438.12 2.78 .21 5.82 2.15 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 339.07 48.45 685.21 465.27 H 91 169.05 1.51 25.00 195.56 H 91 15.54 .13 25.00 40.67 H H H 91 91 91 87.28 129.49 121.12 .77 1.15 1.08 25.00 25.00 25.00 113.05 155.64 147.20 H 91 82.24 .73 25.00 107.97 H 91 113.01 1.00 25.00 139.01 H H 91 91 661.37 23.17 5.89 .20 25.00 25.00 692.26 48.37 H 91 49.65 .44 25.00 75.09 H 91 216.24 1.92 25.00 243.16 H H 91 91 706.56 226.35 6.29 2.02 25.00 25.00 737.85 253.37 H H H H H H H H H 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 31.86 18.67 172.73 84.58 200.96 166.53 122.68 35.72 325.53 .28 .16 1.54 .75 1.79 1.48 1.09 .32 2.90 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 57.14 43.83 199.27 110.33 227.75 193.01 148.77 61.04 353.43 H 91 94.32 .84 25.00 120.16 H 91 105.66 .94 25.00 131.60 H H H H 91 91 91 91 10.95 113.17 92.91 131.08 .09 1.00 .83 1.16 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 36.04 139.17 118.74 157.24 H H H H H H H 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 576.33 96.15 60.69 637.40 118.55 257.97 309.45 4.24 .85 .54 5.67 1.05 2.30 1.87 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 605.57 122.00 86.23 668.07 144.60 285.27 336.32 H H H 91 91 91 150.73 196.06 72.18 1.34 1.75 .64 25.00 25.00 25.00 177.07 222.81 97.82 H H 91 91 158.74 37.29 .71 .33 25.00 25.00 184.45 62.62 H H H 91 91 91 38.85 182.03 46.12 .35 1.30 .41 25.00 25.00 25.00 64.20 208.33 71.53 H H H 91 91 91 134.65 11.85 129.29 1.20 .11 1.15 25.00 25.00 25.00 160.85 36.96 155.44 H H H H 91 91 91 91 179.74 275.63 50.27 23.46 1.60 2.46 .45 .21 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 206.34 303.09 75.72 48.67 H 91 51.28 .45 25.00 76.73 H 91 66.82 .60 25.00 92.42 H H H 91 91 91 105.46 195.60 128.64 .94 1.74 1.15 25.00 25.00 25.00 131.40 222.34 154.79 H 91 261.66 2.32 25.00 288.98 H 91 91 91 146.37 25.23 361.40 1.31 .23 3.22 25.00 25.00 25.00 172.68 50.46 389.62 B H H H H H H ; -• •*.# . ¿ 1 ■ « *• •*' * , ‘ * *• • “3 9 * *.V :Am -» 1 • • v.g *. r, » t - - ~~~ ttm I . yyf- 91 91 36.27 24.78 .32 .23 25.00 25.00 61.59 50.01 433.62 361.85 214.95 179.75 194.70 173.02 144.20 122.01 100.94 109.19 163.69 136.30 147.57 146.93 47.74 3.86 3.22 1.91 26.37 59.72 1.54 21.14 1.08 14.80 33.49 1.46 20.00 45.25 1.31 .43 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 462.48 390.07 241.86 206.12 254.42 199.56 165.34 148.09 115.74 142.68 190.15 156.30 192.82 173.24 73.17 MOE, GARY & KATHLEEN MOBILE H MOE, GARY & KATHLEEN MOBILE H MOE, GARY & KATHLEEN MOBILE H MORALES, ROBERTO ARELLANO, REMIGIO % MORENO, MARTIN & M MURTY, EDGER R. ETAL MOBILE H MOBILE H 91 91 91 90 89 91 90 91 90 89 91 90 89 91 91 MOBILE B 91 222.62 1.98 25.00 249.60 OREGON CATTLE CO QUARTER CIRCLE V RANCH % OREGON CATTLE CO WILLIAMS, DWUANE % ORNDUFF, LLOYD ORNELES,JOYCE & JOSE MOBILE B MOBILE B 91 91 72.01 28.25 .64 .25 25.00 25.00 97.65 53.50 MOBILE B 91 166.02 1.48 25.00 192.50 MOBILE B 91 90 89 91 91 130.84 1.16 111.45 16.34 114.18 35.02 169.28 1.51 107.92 .96 25.00 157.00 127.79 149.20 195.79 133.88 * î« ,î H .* # p. ' » ( ' * 192.41 25.00 OSBORN, MARION t MARY PAPINEAU, RAY t GLORIA MOBILE B MOBILE B 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 PAULLUS, BONNIE PAYNE, BRENDA LEANN HOLM, JERRY 6 JOYCE « PAYNE, DAVID 6 SUSAN PIPER, MELVIN & BETTY QUEZADA, CARLOS REA, TERRELL LEE t K REYES, JUAN fc JUANITA REYES, JULIO & GLORIA RIVERA, FLORENCIO t CBABALLA, MARGARITO RIVERA, SALVADOR HAMPTON, DAN % SAMSON, MICHAEL 6 C POTTER, WALTER 6 BETTY % SAMSON, MICHAEL & C SAPULVEDA, JUAN % SAPULVEDA, MIGUEL PACHECO, SALVADOR « SAUSA, OLEGAIRO SAUSA, OLEGAIRO HAMBY, WM % SICARD, KENNETH SINCLAIR, MARJORIE ETAL STRAVENS, MICHAEL % SNYDER, MICHAEL & D SNYDER, MICHAEL & D CAMERON, VIVIAN « SUCHY, CECILE SUN AG, INC TALBOT, JOHN & BONNIE TATONE, JOSEPH i ALICE THOMAS, CLINTON THOMPSON, KIM MORRIS, MELVIN & P % TIMPY, PHARIS TIPTON, ARNOLD TOMS, STAN & LINDA TURK, JAMES & BURKE, ROBIN TWIDWELL, TARRY HALL, ELWYN & FAYE « WALKER, WOODROW & E MIRACLE POTATO CO % WESTERN EMPIRES WESTERN EMPIRES CORP WESTERN EMPIRES CORP LOGAN, DENNIS % WESTERN EMPIRES CORP WILSON, WILLIAM YEIGH, WINONA ZUMWALT, RONALD S OREGON POPCORN, INC % BREWER JIMMY & JANIS OREGON POPCORN, INC % BREWER JIMMY & JANIS CHRISTIE, NORMA DBA %CHRISTIE'S FLORAL & G DOCKEN, LEE ETAL DBA % HABDOCK APARTMENTS DRIVER, IVAN DBA % ID ENGINEERING TIMPY, PHARIS DBA % INN OF THE ROAD J & D ELECTRIC, INC JAY COIL FARBRICATING MABEN, KATHY DBA « KATES PIZZA & HEPPNER VIDEO LOOSLIE, DANNY DBA « LEXINGTON AUTO BODY MAINE STEVE CAPPATTO, R A DBA « NOMAD RESTAURANT READY MIX SAND & GRAVEL CO INC COLLINS, RODNEY & DORIS % ROD'S MARKET SHASTEEN, EVERETT & T DBA SHASTTEN'S AUTO C TATONE, JOSEPH M HALVORSON, JOE DBA % TRI CO SEED CLEANING VEND MUSIC SERVICE,INC VEND MUSIC SERVICE,INC VEND MUSIC SERVICE,INC VEND MUSIC SERVICE,INC VEND MUSIC SERVICE,INC FRITCHAM, CHARLES DBA % WEARY TRAVELER'S M WESTERN EMPIRES CORP Date Date Date Date of of of of H H H H H B 91 91 91 90 91 91 91 91 91 91 114.84 1.03 .96 107.74 627.84 5.59 528.33 77.43 181.74 1.62 .62 69.64 .70 78.71 111.36 .99 114.61 1.02 159.65 1.42 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 140.87 133.70 658.43 605.76 208.36 95.26 104.41 137.35 140.63 186.07 MOBILE H MOBILE H 91 91 314.87 25.23 2.80 .23 25.00 25.00 342.67 50.46 MOBILE H 91 76.58 .68 25.00 102.26 MOBILE H 91 189.36 1.68 25.00 216.04 MOBILE H 91 23.46 .21 25.00 48.67 MOBILE H MOBILE H 91 91 23.46 136.76 .21 1.22 25.00 25.00 48.67 162.98 MOBILE H MOBILE H 91 91 107.33 194.70 .96 1.73 25.00 25.00 133.29 221.43 MOBILE H MOBILE H 91 91 105.71 193.50 .94 1.72 25.00 25.00 131.65 220.22 MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE H H H H H H 91 91 91 91 91 91 458.94 247.22 43.33 103.37 167.01 158.24 4.08 2.20 .39 .92 1.48 1.41 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 488.02 274.42 68.72 129.29 193.49 184.65 MOBILE H MOBILE H MOBILE H 91 91 91 124.09 713.71 843.74 1.11 6.35 7.51 25.00 25.00 25.00 150.20 745.06 876.25 MOBILE B MOBILE H 91 91 85.73 75.62 .76 .67 25.00 25.00 111.49 101.29 MOBILE H 91 153.87 1.37 25.00 180.24 MOBILE H MOBILE H MOBILE H 91 91 91 77.52 327.86 146.83 .69 2.92 1.31 25.00 25.00 25.00 103.21 355.78 173.14 MOBILE H MOBILE H MOBILE H PERS PROP 91 23.46 .21 91 240.32 2.14 91 12.62 .11 91 1970.25 17.54 MOBILE H MOBILE H MOBILE H MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 48.67 25.00 267.46 25.00 37.73 25.00 2012.79 PERS PROP 91 41.62 .37 25.00 66.99 PERS PROP 91 36.88 .33 25.00 62.21 PERS PROP 91 290.41 2.59 25.00 318.00 PERS PROP 91 102.31 .91 25.00 128.22 PERS PROP 91 442.49 3.94 25.00 471.43 PERS PROP 91 PERS PROP 91 PERS PROP 91 644.69 205.60 434.13 .47 1.83 3.86 25.00 25.00 25.00 670.16 232.43 462.99 PERS PROP 91 135.21 1.20 25.00 161.41 PERS PROP 91 PERS PROP 91 518.53 701.69 4.62 6.25 25.00 25.00 548.15 732.94 PERS PROP 91 534.63 4.75 25.00 564.38 PERS PROP 91 359.46 3.20 25.00 387.66 PERS PROP 91 149.83 1.33 25.00 176.16 PERS PROP 91 19.80 .17 PERS PROP 91 1281.86 11.41 25.00 44.97 25.00 1318.27 PERS PERS PERS PERS PERS PERS 226.82 166.16 19.52 147.52 133.11 54.80 2.02 1.48 .17 1.31 1.19 .49 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 PERS PROP 91 1025.78 9.13 25. Ô0 1059.91 PROP PROP PROP PROP PROP PROP 91 91 91 91 91 91 First Publication December 18, 1991 Second Publication December 23,1991 Third Publication December 31, 1991 Fourth Publication January 8, 1992 253.84 192.64 44.69 173.83 159.30 80.29 MARGO SHERER MORROW COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR Extension agent gives advice on pet stain: If your new Christmas puppy or kitten isn’t housebroken, you may have some stains to remove, points out Carol Bennett, Mor row County Extension agent. S tains caused by urine, perspiration, deodorants and an- tiperspirants and red dyes require the same procedures and products for removal, explains Ardis Koester, OSU Extension textiles and clothing specialist, who of fers these directions for stain* removel: Mix 1 quart o f water, Vi teas poon liquid hand dishwashing detergent and 1 tablespoon o f am monia. Apply this solution with a clean white cloth. Work the solution into the stained area o f a carpet or allow a garment to soak in the solution for 30 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with water. If the stain is not removed, there are additional steps that may be taken. Next mix 1 quart o f warm water, Vi teaspoon liquid hand dishwashing detergent and one teaspoon white vinegar. Apply this solution with a clean white cloth. Work the solution into the stained area o f a carpet or allow a garment to soak in the mixture for one hour. Rinse thoroughly with water. Allow to dry. Hopefully, the stain is gone. But if it isn't, there is an additional procedure. Apply rub bing alcohol with a clean white cloth. Keep changing the cloth as the stain is removed. Rinse thoroughly with water. Bleaching may be needed to remove final traces o f red dye stains. Test a hidden area for col orfastness before using chlorine bleach. Pet stain-odors call for a dif ferent procedure. Purchase an en zyme pet odor remover from the pet department o f a feed store or home center. Follow product directions. Remember, fresh stains and odors are easier to remove than ones that have had time to dry and set. Extension gives tips on removing wax Holidays can mean the glow o f candles and the problems o f can dle wax stain removal, according to Carol Bennett, Morrow Coun ty Extension agent. One way to prevent wax stains is to use a candle snuff rather than blowing out the flame and scat tering the melted wax. Another way is to use a glass collar to catch dripping wax. If you can’t find collars appropriate to your candles and candle holders, con sider placing the candles on small mirrors or coasters. But accidents happen, even after taking precautions. If there is a lot o f candle wax on the table cloth or other fabric item, use the dull side o f a table knife to remove as much o f the hardened wax as possible. Do not use an iron to melt the wax onto an absorbent paper towel with today’s heat-sensitive manufactured fibers. The heat may melt the wax into the fiber and make removal more difficult. An iron may be used with a cot ton or linen fabric. After removing as much o f the hardened wax as possible, apply d ryclean in g so lv en t (per- ch lo ro eth y len e or trichloroethylene) with an absor bent white fabric. Keep changing the area o f the absorbent fabric used. Repeat applications o f dry cleaning solvent until all wax has been removed. If the candle wax was colored, the next step will be to remove the dye. Start with an all fabric bleach because it is less damag ing to colors and fabrics. Follow the instructions on the package o f the bleach. It may be necessary to use a mixture o f one tablespoon chlorine bleach and three tables poons o f water for tough dye stains if the fabric is colorfast to bleach. Test the chlorine bleach on the hem or seam before apply ing it to the dye stain. <i
