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SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 24, 1994
1994 FORECLOSURE LIST
SSUED
BY
MORROW
COUNTY
The tax collector of Morrow
County, Oregon, Has prepared
the following list of the proper­
ties now subject to foreclosure,
lereto
attached.
This
foreclosure list contains the
names of those appearing in
the latest tax rolls as the respec­
tive owners of tax delinquent
properties, a description of
each such property as the same
appears in the latest tax rolls,
the year or years for which
taxes, special assessments,
fees, or other charges are delin­
quent on each property,
together with the principal of
the delinquent amount of each
year and the amount of accrued
and accruing interest thereon
through September 15, 1994
TAX
AMOUNT
TAX
YEAR
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
63.93
TOTAL
LIST#-
ACCT»-
I NT TO
9/1S/9«
total
MAP/LOT 04N2520A
229« C00E-2584
4576 ACHESON. RUTH N
WEST GLEN EST PARKSI0E OR »8
BOARDMAN. OR
97818
468.49
737.88
268.59
554.35
783.47
229.12
518.87
129.18
639.25
464.66
588.82
43.36
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
95.57
1
,997.57
,
678.25
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
2.667.82
LIST*-
NAP / LOT 04N2S2*A
22»» C00E-2S*«
ACCT*- Sl»«l ACHESON. RUTH N
XNUN
WEST QLEN EST PARKSI0E OR »8
80AR0MAN
OR 97818
98/91
98.88
268.93
178.93
91/92
282.25
83.58
285.83
92/93
186.12
233.28
47.16
189.84
287.SS
93/9«
17.71
TOTAL
749.14
246.45
145212 BARRINGTON
535.69
188 COOE-1881
MAP/L0T 85N2636BC
2549 C 0 N F 0 R T W S INC
DUMLER. MARVIN & SHARON (C)
RT 2. 80X X-568
IRRIGON
OR 97844
98/91
25.93
13.83
39.76
91/92
186.77
77.19
263.96
195.87
49.41
92/93
244.48
169.44
93/9«
15.81
185.25
TOTAL
577.21
156.24
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
LIST»-
ACCT»-
958.97
total
LIST*-
ACCT*—
3.639.83
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
TOTAL
LIST»-
ACCT»-
1994 FORECLOSURE LIST ISSUEO 8Y BORROW COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
TAX
YEAR
TAX
AMOUNT
8 .619.85
TOTAL
LIST»-
ACCT»-
INT TO
9/15/94
TOTAL
AMOUNT
3.053.46
11.672.51
MAP/LOT 04N2589AO 160» COOE-2501
3644 RIVERVIEU CEMETARY ASSOC
FLUG. ROONEY & PATRICIA (L)
80X 5
BOAROMAN
OR 97818
548.82
314.64
863.46
288.43
82.84
283.27
158.12
40.05
198.17
145.87
13.61
159.48
98/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
1 .853.24
TOTAL
451.14
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
TOTAL
1.49
1.584.38
NAP/LOT »4N2S2*A
5««* COOE-2504
468S WEST GLEN
MONTENEGRO. SYLVIA (C)
PO BOX 386
BOARDMAN. OR
97818
98/91
1.65
.88
2.53
91/92
295.71
122.22
417.93
92/93
68.91
272.11
341.02
93/9«
291.10
27.15
318.25
868.57
219.16
1.079.73
LIST»-
ACCT»-
MAP/LOT 04N2517BA
180 COOE-2501
-4829 RIVERVIEU ENERGY & 0EVEL0PMENT
204 E 4TH ST
THE 0ALLES
OR 97058
98/91
71.72
41.13
112.85
91/92
65.75
27.16
92.91
92/93
52.38
13.27
65.65
93/94
64.19
5.99
70.18
254.04
total
87.55
4.44
ACRES
341.59
LIST»-
ACCT»-
MAP/LOT 04N2S17BA
300 COOE-2501
4831 RIVERVIEU ENERGY & DEVELOPMENT
204 E 4TH ST
THE OALlES
OR 97058
98/91
17.93
10.29
28.22
91/92
16.44
6.79
23.23
92/93
3.34
13.22
16.56
93/94
16.34
1.53
17.87
. 63.93
total
LIST»-
ACCT»-
21.95
85.88
MAP/LOT 04N2S17BA
400 COOE-2501
4832 RIVERVIEU ENERGY 6 DEVELOPMENT
204 E 4TH ST
THE OALLES
OR 97058
INT TO
9/15/9«
TOTAL
AMOUNT
TAX
YEAR
TAX
AMOUNT
98/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
17.93
16.44
13.22
16.34
10.29
6.79
3.34
1.53
28.22
23.23
16.56
17.87
63.93
21.95
85.88
total
LIST»-
ACCT»-
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
TOTAL
LIST*-
ACCT#-
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
total
63.93
21.95
128.52
170.52
TAX
AMOUNT
929.03
INT TO
9/15/9«
269.20
718.63
97421 BROAOHORE
547.28
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1.198.2:
NAP/LOT 0SN2721B
60* COOE-10Í
26*1 BUCHANAN. KIKUE. TRUSTEE
SHITh. OSCAR 0 i KATHY (WO)
RT 2. BOX 586
97844
IRRIGON. OR
2.162.79
1,374.68
788.11
886.61
627.34
2S9.27
597.18
120.69
476.49
486.09
41.48
444.61
2.923.12
1.209.55
4,132.67
101 COOE-2504
NAP/LOT 04N2516AO
4479 T0UN. MITCHELL ELMER
P 0 BOX 793
97818
B0AR0MAN, OR
2,554.54
930.86
1.623.68
459.32
134.32
325.00
229.24
46.33
182.91
11.44
134.13
122.69
2.254.28
1,122.95
3.377.23
Please take note that a com­ liens not less than thirty (30)
plete and accurate legal days from the date of the first
description of the properties publication of this notice.
designated by the tax lot
And any and all persons in­
numbers on the previous page terested in any of the real pro­
is made a part of the application ; perty included in this
as Exhibit " A " for judgment foreclosure list are required to
and decree, filed in the Morrow file answer and defense, if any
County circuit court and there be, to such application for
available at the Morrow Coun­ judgment and decree within
ty trial court clerk's office. Note thirty (30) days from the date
also, that more particular of the first publication of this
descriptions are available at the notice, which date is, August
office of the Morrow County 24,1994. Notice of this
OC CP CC OT *
foreclosure is given under ORS
TO ALL PERSONS OR PAR­ 312.040 (1) and (1) publication
TIES ABOVE-NAMED, and to of the foregoing foreclosure list
all persons owning or claiming in the Heppner Gazette Times,
to own, or having or claiming a weekly newspaper of general
to have, any interest in any pro­ circulation in Morrow County,
perty
included
in the Oregon. This notice is pursuant
foreclosure list above set forth, to an order of the board of
being the Morrow County 1994 county commissioners for Mor­
row County, Oregon, made
tax foreclosure list:
YOU ARE HEREBY RE­ and entered on the day of July
QUIRED TO TAKE NOTICE 27, 1994. The date of publica­
that Morrow County, Oregon, tion of this foreclosure list is
has filed in the circuit court of August 24, 1994.
the state of Oregon for Morrow
(s) Marilyn Childers
County, an application to
Tax Collector
foreclose the lien of all taxes
Morrow County, Oregon
shown on the 1994 Morrow
County tax foreclosure list
(s) Earl Woods
above set forth, and that Mor­
District Attorney
row County, as plaintiff, will
Morrow County, Oregon
apply to the court for judgment Published: Aug. 24, 1994
and decree foreclosing such tax
85.88
NAP/LOT »«N2517BA
6*t C00E-2S*1
4034 RIVERVIEU ENERGY t 0EVEL0PNENT
204 E 4TH ST
OR 97058
THE OALLES
28.22
IB. 29
17.93
23.23
16.44
6.79
16.56
3.3«
13.22
17.87
16.34
1.53
63.93
21.95
85.88
NAP/LOT »«N2517BA
7*B C00E-25*1
4035 RIVERVIEU ENERGY 5 OEVELOPNENT
204 E 4TH ST
OR 97058
THE OALLES
28.22
17.93
IB. 29
23.23
16.44
6.79
16.56
3.34
13.22
17.87
16.34
1.53
63.93
21.95
85.88
NAP/LOT *« n 2517BA
BB« C0DE-2SB1
LIST*-
ACCT0- 4036 RIVERVIEU ENERGY t OEVELOPNENT
204 E 4TH ST
OR 97058
THE OALLES
12.*2
7.79
90/91
4.23
16.44
23.23
91/92
6.79
3.34
15.55
92/93
13.22
17.»7
16.34
93/94
1.53
total
LIST*-
ACCT*-
53.79
15.59
69.68
Heppner Fire Chief Forrie Burkenbine examines new fire
engine with Gary McElhany during fire hall open house
Aug. 19.
NAP/LOT »4N2S17BA
9** C00E-2S*!
4*37 RIVE »VIEW ENERGY t DEVELOP "ENT
i
1 .
i
Reception set for
Marian Brosnan
A reception for Marian
Brosnan, who is celebrating her
80th birthday, will be held this
Saturday, Aug. 27, from 2 to 4
p.m. at the home of Brian and
Susan Thompson.
The Thompsons' home is
located on the H eppner-
Lexington Highway at the
Bunker Hill Road intersection.
Friends and relatives are in­
vited to attend.
Body recovered from river
Firehouse holds
open house
NAP/LOT M N 2 S 1 7 B A
5 M CODE-25*!
LIST#-
«CCT*- «•33 RIVERVIEU ENERGY « OEVELOPNENT
204 E 4TH ST
THE OALLES
OR 97*58
28.22
It. 29
17.93
98/91
23.23
6.79
16.44
91/92
16.56
3.34
13.22
92/93
17.87
93/94
16.34
1.53
TOTAL
182.94
A free poetry contest, open to
everyone in the Heppner area
is being sponsored by
Hollywood's Famous Poets
Society. The deadline for enter­
ing is September 1,1994. Prizes
will be awarded on November
There are 25 prizes in all,
worth over $2,500. The grand
prize is $1,000.
To enter, send one poem 21
lines or less to: Free Poetry
C ontest, 7095 Hollywood
ACRES
LIST»-
ACCT»-
TOTAL
ACRES
MAP/10T 04N2520A
3000 COOE-2504
4584 UEST GLEN
SAUSA. OLEGARIO & OElLA (C)
PO 80X 481
BOARDMAN. OR
97818
112.20
173.35
61.15
282.17
398.79
116.62
259.64
325.40
65.76
275.02
25.67
300.69
TAX
YEAR
NAP/LOT 94N2569CB 4388 CODE-2581
3736 FLUG. ROONEY & PATRICIA
PO BOX 5
80AROMAN
OR 97818
3.747.89
1.365.71
2.382.18
3.582.44
1.824.23
2.478.21
495.24
2.458.39
1.955.15
1.971.79
168.28
1.883.51
98/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
32.95
2.49
1994 FORECLOSURE LIST ISSUED BY M0RR0U COL
MAP/L0T «4N2S28A
3688 C00E-2584
4598 FLOCK. FRANK 0UANE
BOX 486
80AR0MAN. OR
97818
98/91
748.88
487.51
1.156.39
814.47
91/92
336.62
1.151.89
92/93
636.37
797.57
161.28
45.64
93/94
489.14
534.78
2.688.36
85.88
733.45
LIST»-
ACCT»-
TOTAL
376.76
LIST»-
ACCT»-
LIST#-
ACCT8-
21.95
LIST»—
NAP/LOT »1S2S27CD* 2 »»» C00E-1291
ACCT»- 61911 ROBINSON. SHARON KAYE
XNUN
p 0 BOX 364
TANGENT. OR
97389
153.90
90/91
242.13
88.23
91/92
180.56
74.62
255.18
23.16
29.04
92/93
5.88
93/94
19.14
20.93
1.79
TOTAL
995.59
28.22
23.23
16.56
17.87
MAP/LOT 01S2527CO 2000 COOE-1201
3250 ROBINSON. SHARON KAYE
ROBINSON. MARION L
P 0 80X 364
TANGENT. OR
97389
95.17
147.19
52.02
92.40
223.60
316.00
114.22
143.15
28.93
102.70
112.29
9.59
total
TOTAL
OR 97058
10.29
6.79
3.34
1.53
NAP/LOT »4N2517BA
200 COOE-2501
4030 RIVERVIEU ENGERY & DEVELOPMENT
204 E 4TH ST
THE OALLES
OR 97058
90/91
27.05
42.55
15.50
91/92
24.66
34.85
10.19
24.70
92/93
19.70
5.00
93/94
26.42
24.16
2.26
LIST»-
ACCT»-
AMOUNT
TOTAL
AMOUNT
LIST»-
ACCT»-
TOTAL
TAX
AMOUNT
INT TO
9/15/9«
204 E 4TH ST
THE OALLES
17.93
16.44
13.22
16.34
199« FORECLOSURt LIST issues SY NORROU COUNTY TAX C0LLÍCT0R
TAX
YEAR
Poets may enter
contests
Blvd., Suite 730, Hollywood,
1994 FORECLOSURE LIST ISSUEO 8V MORROW C0UN
The body of Toby Leroy
Moore, 33, Hermiston, was
located in the Columbia River
north of the Irrigon fish hat­
chery around 5:45 p.m. on
Saturday, August 20, according
to the Morrow County Sheriff's
Office.
Moore drowned in the Col­
umbia around 5:50 p.m. Aug.
14, but divers from Columbia
Basin Dive and Rescue out of
Kennewick were unable to
locate the body in subsequent
searches.
According to Morrow Coun­
ty Sheriff Roy Drago, Moore
had been lying on an air mat­
tress in the river when he
decided to get into the water.
When he did so, the air mat­
tress blew away and Moore
was unable to get back to shore,
said Drago.
The body was recovered by
Columbia Basin Dive and
Rescue personnel and the Mor­
row County Sheriff's Office.
HCC to review plan
The Heppner Coordinating
Council will have a final work
session for completion of the
updated draft of the Heppner
Strategic Plan at the GEODC
office Tuesday, Aug. 30 at 7:30
a.m.
The group will discuss
developing and maintaining ac­
curate community information
and enhancing community's
appearance, livability and
viability.
The council has arranged for
an evaluation review of the
strategic plan by represen­
tatives from Rural Develop­
ment Initiatives, Inc. to be held
on Thursday, Sept. 1 at 6:30
p.m. at the Columbia Basin
Electric Conference Room.
The Heppner Coordinating
Council will resume its regular
meeting schedule in Septem­
ber. Council meetings are held
on the second and fourth
Tuesdays at 7:30 a.m. in the
GEODC office.
The public is welcome to at­
tend meetings of the Heppner
Coordinating Council.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Morrow County Plann­
ing Commission will hold a
public hearing on Monday,
August 29, 1994, at 7:30 p.m.
at the North Morrow County
Annex Building in Irrigon,
Oregon. A public hearing will
be held on the following:
1. The second of three public
hearings to consider a change
of zone from General Industrial
(MG) to General Commercial
(CG) on land owned by Larry
G. (Gordo) Chastagner located
in Township 4 North, Range
26, Section 18, Tax Lot 4703
(29.24 acres). This tax lot is
located approximately ten miles
west of Irrigon at the 1-84 and
State Highway 730 Inter­
change.
2. The second of three public
hearings to consider a change
of zone from Exclusive Farm
Use (EFU) to Rural Residential
One Acre (RR-1) on land own­
ed by Floyd & JoAnn Harris
located in Township 5 North,
Range 26, Section 36, Tax Lot
205 (7.93 acres). This tax lot is
located approximately three
miles southwest of Irrigon on
Slaughter Road.
3. The second of three public
hearings to consider selecting
zoning classification for an
area which was omitted from
being zoned during Morrow
County's Periodic Review in
1986. This area is bordered on
the east by Paul Smith Road
and the west by Skoubo Lane
and north to Boardman City
Limits and south to Kunze
Road. The zoning being con­
sidered for this area is Farm
Residential Two Acre (FR-2) or
Suburban Residential One Acre
(SR-1) within the Boardman
Urban Growth Area.
4. Application for a Condi­
tional Use Permit - S-70 - Mor­
row County Public Works for a
Gravel Pit (Approximately 8
acres) Located in Township 2
South, Range 27, Section 17,
Tax Lot 1300 at the Junction of
Sandhollow Road #733 and
Blackhorse Road #719 in an
EFU Zone on Land Owned by
Kenneth & Jean Ann Turner.
Interested persons are invited
to the hearing to express their
view.
W ritten,
signed
statements will be considered.
Reasons for approval or disap­
proval should be included in
oral or written statements.
Published: August 17 and 24,
1994
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF HEARING
The Morrow County Court
will hold a public hearing at
10:00 o'clock a.m. on Friday,
September 2,1994, at the Mor­
row County Courthouse, 100
Court Street, Heppner, Oregon
to hear public comment upon
the issue of formation of a
county-wide health district in
Morrow County: the district is
known as the "Morrow Coun­
ty Health District". This hear­
ing is the final hearing on a
resolution initiated by the Mor­
row County Court for forma­
tion of a county-wide district;
at the conclusion of this hear­
ing, the Court intends to issue
an order forming the district.
Any person may appear and be
heard.
Published: August 17 and 24,
1994_________ _____________
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C A R D OF T H A N K S
We would like to thank all
Heppner Elk members and
families and friends who work­
ed at the food stands for the
Heppner Pro Rodeo. Especial­
ly those who volunteered the
use of their vehicles, golf carts^
and working extra time.
Thanks again!
John & Cindy Breidenbach
8-24-lc
The Class of 1984 would like
to thank Doug and Kathleen
Lowe, and John and Ann Mur­
ray, for donating the things we
needed to make it a big success.
A big thank you to Cathy
Pedro. Without her we couldn't
have made it.
Thanks again
The class of 1984
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A great big thank you to all
the people involved in helping
to raffle off the Chevy pickup
on Sunday at the M .C.
Fairgrounds. The support of
the Fair Board was also impor­
tant. To all the people who
bought tickets, and didn't win,
your money will help support
the Fair and Rodeo to make
needed improvements. Again
Thanks to all.
Shirley Adams,
Chairman
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