SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, Apnl 5, 2000
the sale, to have this foreclosure
proceeding dismissed - and the
trust deed reinstated - by payment
to the beneficiary, of the entire
amount then due ( other than such
portion of the principal as would
not then be due had no default
Elvira Irby o f Heppner was occurred) and by curing any other
supnsed by three nieces throwing default complained of herein that
a surprise birthday party in her is capable of being cured by ten
dering the performance required
honor on Thursday, March 23.
Out-of-town guests were her under the obligation or trust deed,
three nieces, Sue Townsend and in addition to paying said sums
Wiegand. Granger, WA, Brenda or tendering the performance nec
Kay
Townsend
Hoxsey, essary to cure the default, by pay
Hammond, OR. and Eileen ing all costs and expenses actu
Jinkinson Pruitt, Vancouver, ally incurred in enforcing the obli
WA. Also in attendance was her gation and trust deed, together
granddaughter, Betsy Knutson. with trustees’s and attorney’s fees
Sitka, Alaska; step-son, Bob not exceeding the amounts pro
Irby, and wife, Clydie, and two vided by said ORS 86.753.
grandchildren,
sister-in-law,
It will be necessary for you to
Betty McDonald, Heppner, and contact the undersigned prior to
neighbors, Rick and Jean, the time you tender reinstatement
Heppner.
or payoff so that you may be ad
Bonnie Bennett also dropped by vised of the exact amount, includ
to bring her a German chocolate ing trustee’s costs and fees, that
cake which is Elvira's favorite.
you will be required to pay. Pay
Everyone enjoyed the cake and ment must be in the full amount in
dinner and Elvira was indeed the form of cashier’s or certified
supnsed and enjoyed her party.
check.
Elvira's nieces all stayed several
The effect of the sale will be
days before returning home.
to deprive you and all those who
hold by, through and under you of
PUBLIC NOTICE
all interest in the property de
RE: Loan#: 1431897
scribed above.
Title#: 3319/541-481-2280
In construing this notice, the
UTC #: 0-1382
masculine gender includes the
OREGON TRUSTEE’S
feminine and the neuter, the sin
NOTICE OF SALE
gular includes the plural, the word
TO: MAXINE M. MARCUM “grantor” includes any successor
Reference is made to that cer in interest to the grantor as well
tain deed o f tru st m ade by as any other person owing an ob
M A X IN E M. M A R CU M , as ligation, the performance of which
grantor, RECD, USDA, ACTING is secured by said trust deed, and
THROUGH OREGON STATE, the words “trustee” and “benefi
as trustee, in favor o f RURAL ciary” include their respective suc
D E V E L O PM E N T , A C TIN G cessors in interest, if any.
ON BEHALF OF THE RURAL DATED: 12-15-99
H O USIN G SER V IC E, SU C David A Kubat, OSBA # 84265
CESSO R IN IN TER EST TO
(Successor Trustee)
Fm HA, ST. OF O R EG O N ,
BY: (s) David A. Kubat
USDA as beneficiary, dated
DIRECT INQUIRIES TO:
FEBRUARY 16, 1982, recorded
T.D. SERVICE COMPANY
DECEMBER 27, 1982, in the
FORECLOSURE DEPART
mortgage records o f MORROW,
MENT
County, Oregon, in book/reel/vol-
(800) 843-0260
ume No. — at page —, (fee/file/
EXHIBIT “A”
insfrument No. M-20041) cover
A Parcel of land located in a
ing the following described real portion of Lot 2, Block 8 West,
property situated in said county Section 24, Township 5 North,
and state, to wit:
Range 26, East of the Willamette
FOR CO M PLETE LEGAL
Meridian, in the County of Mor
D ESC R IPTIO N SEE A T row and State of Oregon as fol
TACHED EXHIBIT A.
lows:
M ORE
CO M M O N LY
Commencing at the Northeast
KNOWN AS: 127 NW ORE corner o f L oti, Block 8 West;
GON AVE. - IRRIGON, ORE Thence West along the Southerly
GON 97844
boundary of Oregon Avenue West
Both the beneficiary and the
a distance of 125.00 feet to the
trustee have elected to sell the
Northwest comer of that certain
said real property to satisfy the
tract o f land deeded from Stahl,
obligations secured by said deed
et ux, to Russel, et ux, recorded
of trust and a notice o f default has
Apnl 17,1979 as M -15261, Mor
been recorded pursuant to Oregon
row C ounty Deed R ecords;
Revised Statutes 86.735; the de
Thence West along the Southerly
fault for which the foreclosure is
boundary of Oregon Avenue West
made is grantor’s failure to pay
a distance of 180.00 feet to the
when due the following sums:
True Point o f Beginning; Thence
16 Payments of $476.00 from
West along the Southerly bound
08/16/98
7,616.00
ary o f Oregon Avenue West a dis
tan ce o f 90.00 feet; Thence
SUB-TOTAL OF
Southerly at nght angles 110.00
AMOUNTS IN
feet; Thence East long a line par
ARREARS:
7,616.00
allel to said Oregon Avenue West
By reason of said default the
right-of-way
a distance o f 90.00
beneficiary has declared all sums
feet;
Thence
Northerly
a distance
owing on the obligation secured
o
f
110.00
feet
to
the
True
Point of
by said deed of trust immediately
Beginning.
due and payable, said sums being
Published: March 12, 22,29, and
the following, to wit: Principal $
April 5,2000
19,451.96* , together with inter
Affid_______________________
est as provided in the note or other
Elvira Irby
celebrates 85th
birthday
instrument secured from the 16TH
day of July, 1998 and such other
costs and fees as are due under
the note or other instrument se
cured, and as are provided by
The first high school rodeo
statue. *PLUS SUBSIDY RE
action
o f the spring season
CAPTURE IN THE AMOUNT
kicked
off
at Eugene on March
OF $69,691.45.
24-25.
Wherefore, notice is hereby
Area youth fared well, with
given that the undersigned trustee
Blake
Knowles and Ryan
will on MAY 05,2000, at the hour
Matteon o f Heppner capturing
of 10 : 00 AM, o’clock, Standard
the team roping title with a time
Time, as established by ORS
o f 7.46. They were first and
187.110, at COURT ST. EN
second, respectively, in steer
TR A N C E,
M ORROW
wrestling, with Knowles posting
CO U N TY CO U R TH O U SE,
a 5.10 and Matteson a 6.29.
HEPPNER, County o f M OR
Lacy Matteson was first in
ROW State of Oregon, sell at pub
barrell racing with a time of
lic auction to the highest bidder for
15.516.
cash the interest in the said de
Ann Shear of lone took third in
scribed real property which the pole bending with a time of
grantor had or had power to con 21.810.
vey at the time o f the execution
At the Yamhill County High
by him of the said trust deed, to School Rodeo at McMinnville
gether with any interest which April 1-2, Ryan Matteson was
which the grantor or his succes first in steer wrestling with a
sors in interest acquired after the time o f 9.16. He was ninth in calf
execution of said trust deed, to roping with 16.39.
satisfy the foregoing obligations
Lacey Matteson was first in
thereby secured and the costs and barrel racing with a 14.958. Ann
expenses of sale, including a rea Shear was fifth with 15.326;
sonable charge by the trustee.
Katie Bacon, lone, was sixth
Notice is further given that any with 15.534; and Sybil Krebs,
person named in ORS 86.753 has lone, was ninth with 15.573.
the right, at any time prior to five
Krebs was also seventh in
days before the date last set for breakaway roping with 5.27.
Youth fare well
in Eugene rodeo
lone High School 1st in 1A Live Cup
lone High School was selected
as the Class 1A first place school
for the winnter standings o f the
Oregon
School
Activities
Association Oregon Live Cup.
The Oregon Live Cup in an
award designed to recognize
overall school success.
The schools earn points based
on their finish in all OSAA-U.S.
Bank State Championships,
presented by United Rentals anf
for top 10 finishes in the OSAA-
Dairy Farmers o f Oregon
Academic All-State program.
The Oregon Cup weights
activities and academics equally.
Separate point standings will be
released
after
the
spring
championships as well.
lone was in first place with
780
points,
followed
by
Canyonville Christian Academy
P ro s ta te c a n c e r
g ro u p to m e e t
The Pendleton Prostate Can
cer Support Group will m eet
Wednesday, Apnl 5 at the West
ern Bank, 1701 S.W. Court Ave.
in Pendleton at 7 p.m.
The topic will be traditional
Chinese medicine, including acu
puncture and an herbologist.
For more information, contact
June Miller, 443-6171.
lone releases
honor roll
lone schools have announced
its third quarter honor roll. Follow
ing are the students who qualify:
Sixth grade “A”: Ashly Grams,
Abby Key, Kyle Palmateer; “B”-
Jennifer Gnffith, Cami Sitsler.
S eventh grade “A ” : Nick
C hristm an, Sara Peck, Kasie
Peterson, Tyler Raible, Kayleen
Vosberg; “B”-Taylor McElligott,
Arthur Ekstrom, Alyssa Riet-
mann, Amanda Emery, Barbara
Holland, Kim Moms.
Eighth grade “A”: Billy Gates,
N atalie M cE lligott and Paul
Neiffer, all 4., Jeff Hunt, Emily
Key, Meghan McCabe, Cyd Tullis;
“ B”-M egan M cCabe, Johnny
Collin.
Freshm en “A ” : Sheena
Christman, Tracy Gnffith, Caitlin
Orem and Mike Radie, all 4.,
Cameron Krebs, Diana McElh-
gott, Koby Rea, Til Tullis, Aaron
Tworek; “B ”-Jaysi Bennetto,
Cody Bergstrom, Karl Morgan,
Olivia Thompson, Cayle Krebs,
Dan Nolan, Dejah Haskett.
Sophom ores “ A ” : Cyndi
Heagy, Adam McCabe, Colin
McElligott, Salli McElligott, Adam
Neiffer and Kristina Powell, all 4.,
D erek C am pbell, Rhonda
Wilhelm; “B”-Amellia Peck.
Juniors “A” : Cory Bennetto
and Adrienne Swanson, both 4.,
K atie Bacon, M olly Barrow,
Ashley Carmack, Chanssa Gates,
Allison Halvorsen, Shelby Krebs,
Jeremiah McElligott, Korey Mor
gan, Jerem y R ietm ann, Ann
Shear, Jennifer Thompson; “B”-
Clayton Bergstrom, Cody Erick
son, Dustin Haguewood, Brooks
Rea, Nonnee Walters, Samantha
Wilhelm.
Seniors “A” : Erin Crowell,
Mark McElligott, Jacob Neiffer
and Andy Vosberg, all 4., Brandi
Brantley, Camie Burright, Mike
Ferguison, Allan Gribskov, Sybil
Krebs, David Mansfeld, Miranda
M cElligott, Nikki M cElligott,
Nathan Nolan, Dylan Pettyjohn,
Joey Powell, Hannes Schulz, Dan
Scott; “ B”-Steve Crum, John
Ferguison.
PUBLIC NOTICE
SCHOLARSHIP
APPLICATIONS
NOW AVAILABLE
The Gertrude L. McRae Schol
arship Committee announces that
grant applications are now avail
able to all graduates o f Grant
County high schools. Graduates of
M orrow , W asco or W heeler
County high schools may also be
considered for a scholarship
award if too few Grant County
applications are received.
Preference will be given to
Grant County high school gradu
ates who have completed one or
more years of college and reside
in Oregon.
To obtain an application con
tact the McRae Scholarship Com
mittee c/o Grant County Court,
201 S. Humbolt, Suite 280, Can
yon City OR 97820, or call 541-
575-0059. Applications are due by
5 pm Monday, July 31,2000.
Published: April 5 and 12, 2000
with 720; Jordan Valley High
School with 585; Damascus
Christian, 580; Condon High
School, 510; Crane High School,
440; Dufur High School, 410; St.
Paul High School and Umpqua
Valley Christian, both with 380;
and Powder Valley High School,
365.
Last quarter lone was second
and Canyonville Christian first.
In the Class 2A schools,
Santiam Christian was first with
1140; East Linn Christian
Academy, second with 908;
Oakndge High School, 855;
Enterprise High School, 800;
Union High School, 785; Regis
High School, 760; St. Mary's
High School, 689; Joseph High
School, 665; Catlin Gabel
School, 660; and Amity High
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
A public meeting o f the Bud
get Committee o f the Morrow
County Unified Recreation Dis
trict, State of Oregon, to discuss
the budget for the fiscal year July
1, 2000 to June 30, 2001 will be
held at lone High School lone,
Oregon. The meeting will take
place on the 27th day o f April,
2000 at 7:30 P.M.. The purpose
of the meeting is to receive the
budget message and to receive
comment from the public on the
budget. A copy o f the budget
document may be inspected or
obtained on or after April 27th,
2000 at Morrow County Court
house, between the hours o f 8:00
A.M. and 5:00 P.M..
This is a public meeting where
deliberation of the Budget Com
mittee will take place. Any per
son may appear at the meeting
and discuss the proposed pro
grams with the Budget Commit
tee.
Published: April 5 and 19,2000
Affid_______________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Pursuant to ORS 477.250, no
tice is hereby given that a public
hearing will be held to provide
landowners an opportunity to com
ment on budgeting for fire protec
tion and suppression within the
boundaries of the Central Oregon
Forest Protection District (COD)
and for privately owned lands in
Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant,
Harney, Hood River, Jefferson,
Morrow, Umatilla, W asco and
W heeler counties w ithin the
boundaries o f the D eschutes,
M alheur, Mt. Hood, O choco,
Umatilla and Wallowa-Whitman
national forests. Hearings will be
held on Monday, April 24,2000,1
P.M., at the following unit head
quarters: Pnneville Unit, 3501NE
3rd, Prineville, The Dalles Unit,
3701 W. 13th St., The Dalles,
John Day Unit, 400 NW 9th, John
Day.
Copies of the tentative budget
may be inspected during normal
working hours. To ensure the
broadest range of services to in
dividuals with disabilities, we may
need lead time to make the nec
essary arrangem ents. Persons
with disabilities requiring special
arrangements should contact 541 -
447-5658 at least two working
days in advance.
OREGON DEPARTMENT
OF FORESTRY
JAMES E. BROWN,
STATE FORESTER
Published: April 5 and 12,2000
Affid_______________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE
MORROW COUNTY COURT
Public notice is hereby given
that the Morrow County Court will
hold public hearings on:
Tuesday. Apnl 11.2000 at 7:00
p.m. at the Gilliam & Bisbee
Building, 120 S Main, Heppner;
and
Thursday. Apnl 13.2000 at 7:00
p.m. at the Irrigon Courthouse
Annex, 3rd & North Main, Irrigon.
The purpose of the meeting is
to hear public comment upon the
proposal o f the County assuming
the building inspection program.
All interested parties are wel
come to attend. Upon request,
accommodations will be made at
the meeting to facilitate persons
with physical impairments or dis
abilities. Please call 676-5620 at
least 48 hours prior to the meet
ing.
Published: Apnl 5,2000
f
School, 599.
In the Class 3A schools, Manst
High School was first with 1715;
Philomath, second with 1513;
The Dalles High School, 1437;
Seaside High School, 1190;
Wilsonville High School, 1099;
Astona High School. 1090; Glide
High School, 1085; Sisters High
School, 1083; Henley High
School, 1076; and Scappoose
High School, 1070.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF
SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS OF
THE PORT OF MORROW,
OREGON
AND INTENTION TO ACT
UPON RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING
ISSUANCE OF REVENUE
REFUNDING BONDS
PUBLIC
N O TIC E
IS
HEREBY GIVEN that the Board
of Commissioners (the “Board”)
of the Port of Morrow, Oregon
(the “Port”) will hold and conduct
a special public meeting which is
to begin at 9:00a.m. on April 20,
2000. The special public meeting
will be held at the regular meeting
place of the Board, at the offices
of the Port, located at Two Ma
rine Drive, Boardman, Oregon
97818.
The purpose of the meeting is
to consider the adoption of a bond
resolution authorizing the issuance
by the Port of up to $4,360,000
pollution control revenue refund
ing bonds for the purpose of re
funding the $4,360,000 currently
outstanding Port of Morrow, Or
egon Pollution Control Revenue
Bonds (Idaho Power Company
Boardman Project) Senes 1978.
The bonds to be refunded were
issued by the Port to provide funds
to Idaho Power Com pany, an
Idaho corporation (the “Com
pany”), pursuant to an agreement
to finance or refinance a portion
of the costs o f the Com pany’s
10% undivided ownership interest
in certain sewage or solid waste
disposal or air or water pollution
control facilities. The Board may
also consider other matters related
to the issuance of the refunding
bonds.
/s/ Gary Neal
Gary Neal, General Manager
Port of Morrow, Oregon
Published: April 5 and 12,2000
Affid (10)
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C ARD O F TH A N K S
Heppner High School g olf
team would like to thank the fol
lowing sponsors for the Mustang
Scramble: Ployhar Insurance;
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company;
Corbin’s Bowl and Diner; Murray
Drugs; G reg’s Custom Clubs,
Wildhorse G olf Resort; Green
Feed and Seed; Bank o f Eastern
Oregon; Klamath First Federal;
VanMarter and Kahl Insurance;
G a rd n e r’s M en ’s W ear; Pat
Sweeney; Stimson Lumber; Sam
and Bev L edridge; R J ’s
Steakhouse; Central Red Apple;
NAPA Auto Parts; Eagle View
Driving Range; TKO; Premier
Hitch (Jeff Huggins); MCGG;
Wilcox Furniture; Huddleston Pa
per; Brannon Repair; Les Schwab
Tire Center; Peterson’s Jewelers;
Don Eaves; A rden and Judy
Olson; Twice Upon a Time; Devin
Oil.
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I have been deeply touched by
the warm and caring attentions I
have received during my illness.
Prayers, cards, flowers, food, calls
and not the least were all the big
hugs. Thank you all.
Ernie McCabe
P.S.: My brother-in-law, Don
Bristow, had heart surgery in Janu
ary. He heaved a big sigh and said
he wished he could just add his
thanks to mine because he hates
to write thank you notes. So to
each and every one of you for your
TLC, please accept sincere thanks
from Don.
VIZ
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A big thanks from the bottom
of my heart to those who have
supported me by calling, sending
a card or just visiting with me.
Your thoughtfulness and kindness
is really wonderful. Sadly, it often
takes a situation like this to know
who your friends are and I really
do appreciate those of you who
arc there for me. You know who
you are and I want to send you all
hugs, and say there is nothing in
this world that can compare to
having good friends and family, to
quote one such friend. She is very
right!
Sally Walker
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I have started this Thank You
letter at least a dozen times in the
last month and I just did not know
where to start to Thank all the
wonderful people that were there
for my family and I after my ve
hicle accident.
Thank you to Betty Gray for
picking me, Paul and Matt up on
the highway-I was never so glad
to see anyone in my life, and Wow,
what a super great job you did
keeping us calm. Thank you to
Craig Holland for picking up our
belongings that were thrown all
over the highway. Thank you to
Bink for calling my husband at
work and not scaring him to death.
Thank you to Wayne Hams for
being there with me and the boys
at the hospital and finding a new
home for the totaled pickup. Thank
you to the State Police officer for
the escort from Lexington to Pio
neer Memorial. Thank you to all
of you at Pioneer Memorial Hos
pital ER for your great care, es
pecially for the extra care given
to my boys who w ere very
scared-it really showed extra
TLC; thanks to Wendy, Carl and
all those who worked on me in the
X-ray room. Terrific care all the
way around! And thanks to all of
you who sent food, cards, prayers,
visits and warm wishes during our
recovery of the accident and my
surgery the next week.
Thank You for being the warm
and loving community that cares
so much to show it when some
one is in need of something extra.
It makes me very proud to live
here and be a part of something
great.
Theresa, Craig, Katie,
Paul and Matt Hams
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positions. Must be able to work
nights. Apply at Bucknum ’s,
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Maintenance Engineer
Installs, maintains and repairs
machinery/mechanical equipment.
Desire strong proficiency in one
or more of the following: fabrica-
tion/welding, electrical, PLC’s,
refrigeration, dairy systems, pack
age equipment, feed systems, gen
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Tillamook, OR 97141.
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Morrow County Health District
is accepting applications for a
Patient Account Representa
tive for Pioneer Memorial Hos
pital Business Office in Heppner.
Position requires a highly orga
nized individual with knowledge in
medical billing processes, comput
ers, multi-line phone and general
office tasks. W e’re looking for a
team player with the ability to
work independently. Customer
service skills a must. Excellent
wage/benefit package. Individu
als wishing to apply may pick up
an application at Pioneer Memo
rial Hospital or call (541) 676-
2932. All applications must be
postmarked by 4/12/00. MCHD
is an EOE.
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