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SIX • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 18, 2001
writing, that the debt referred to,
or any portion of it, is disputed, a
verification of such debt will be
mailed to you. Also, if request is
families.
committee
board
made within said thirty (30) days
members, a schedule, things to
and in writing, you will be provided
do around the Willow' Creek
with the name and address o f the
Valley and it will feature other
original
creditor, if other than the
events such as the fair and rodeo
present creditor shown. Unless
which bring visitors.
within thirty (30) days, notice is
Come offer new ideas and
received that the debt, or some
become involved. New faces are
portion o f it is disputed, it will be
needed to keep this unique Irish
assumed
by the undersigned to be
heritage celebration on going.
valid.
The
purpose o f this notice
See you there
is to collect the indebtedness due,
or in the alternative, to repossess
the property which is the security
HEPPNER RANGER
of said debt
DISTRICT
As o f the date of this Trustee's
DISTRICT WIDE PERSONAL
Notice of Sale, you owe $2,895.36
(the amount due), as stated below.
USE FIREWOOD
On July 11, 2001, Heppner
Because o f interest, late charges,
District Ranger Andrei Rykoff and other charges that may vary
from day to day, the amount due
decided to implement District
on the day you pay may be greater,
Wide Personal Use Firewood
and you may owe the amount of
Program, which includes three
any monthly or other payments and
areas. The Sunflower East, the
late charges which may fall due after
South and the West o f 207 areas
the date of this Trustee's Notice of
located within Morrow, Grant and
Sale. For further information, or
Wheeler Counties, Oregon. The
for an updated figure, write the
Sunflower East area will open on
undersigned
or call us at (206) 386-
July 17,2001.
5470.
Sunflower East would provide
The creditor to whom this amount
100,000 cords o f firewood on
is owed is Washington Mutual Bank.
83,200 acres from Ditch Creek to
THE INFORMATION ABOVE
the 2200 Road at Sunflower Flat.
IS PROVIDED IN COMPLIANCE
South would provide 90,000 cords
WITH THE FEDERAL FAIR DEBT
o f firewood on 64,000 acres from
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT.
Sunflower flat (22 road) to
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF
Highway 207. West o f 207 would
SALE
provide 50,000 cords on 32,000
Reference is made to that certain
acres from Highway 207 west to trust deed made by WILLIAM C.
the forest boundary. These areas CLINE SR. and TAMARAH L.
would provide firewood for CLINE as husband and wife, as
personal use and would improve grantor, to MID-COLUMBIA
forest health and reduce fire TITLE CO., as trustee, in favor of
hazard through removal o f fuels. WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK,
Only dead standing or dead down as beneficiary, dated August 25.
trees less than 24 inches in 1995, recorded August 28. 1995,
diameter with no green needles, in the mortgage records of Morrow
signs, tags, or paint marks would County, Oregon, as Fee No. M-
be cut and ponderosa pine would 45890, covering the following
not be removed.
described real property situated in
The Decision Memo and its Morrow County, Oregon, to-wit:
assciated files are available upon
AIL THAT PORTION OF LOT
request from the Heppner Ranger 7. BLOCK 20 WEST, IN SECTION
District, P.O. Box 7 Heppner 25, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH,
Oregon 97836. This decision is not RANGE 26 EAST OF THE
subject to appeal pursuant to WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, IN
Forest Service regulations at 36 THE COUNTY OF MORROW
CFR 215.8(a) (4).
AND STATE OF OREGON,
Published: July 18,2001
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING
AT
THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
LOT 7, BLOCK 20 WEST;
MEETING OF THE BOARD
THENCE EAST A DISTANCE
OF COMMISSIONERS OF
OF 330.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
THE PORT OF MORROW,
A DISTANCE OF 230.00 FEET;
OREGON
THENCE WEST A DISTANCE
(Heppner Cogeneration
OF 330.00 FEET; THENCE .
Facility Project)
NORTH A DISTANCE OF 230.00
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY FEET TO THE NORTHWEST
GIVEN, that on July 26, 2001, the CORNER OF SAID LOT 7 AND
Board o f Commissioners (the THE
TRUE
POINT
OF
"Board") o f the Port of Morrow, BEGINNING
FOR
THIS
Oregon (the "Port") will hold a DESCRIPTION.
special meeting commencing at
THE PROPERTY INCLUDES
approximately 1:30 p.m. The public A 1976 24 X 52 MOBILE HOME,
meeting will be held at the regular MANUFACTURER GUERDON,
meeting place of the Board, at the MODEL GREAT LAKES, SERIAL
offices of the Port, located at Two NUMBER 60X263FRS13537. THE
Marine Drive, Boardman. Oregon MOBILE HOME SHALL BE
97818.
PERMANENTLY AFFIXED TO
THE
REAL ESTATE AND NOT
One purpose of the meeting is
to consider an ordinance or SEVERED OR REMOVED
resolution authorizing the proposed THEREFROM WITHOUT THE
issuance by the Port o f up to PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF
$ 10.000,000 in aggregate principal THE BENEFICIARY. TOGETHER
PERSONAL
amount of Revenue Bonds, in one WITH ALL
PROPERTY
WHICH
IS NOW OR
or more series, for the purpose of
HEREAFTER
BE
financing the costs of equipping, MAY
improving and expanding the Port's ATTACHED TO, LOCATED IN
cogeneration facilities located in OR USED OR INTENDED TO BE
CONNECTION
Heppner, Oregon and to pay costs USED IN
THEREWITH
(COLLECTIVELY
o f issuance of the Bonds.
Additional information may be "THE PROPERTY').
commonly known as: 75124
obtained from the Board of
AVENUE,
Commissioners at their office at CALIFORNIA
the Port, or from Gary Neal, General IRRIGON, OR 97844
Both the beneficiary and the
Manager, Port of Morrow, P.O. Box
200, Two Marine Drive, Boardman, trustee have elected to sell the said
Oregon 97818, telephone: (541) real property to satisfy the
481 -7678. This notice is published obligations secured by said trust
pursuant to ORS 192.640 and ORS deed and a notice of default has been
recorded pursuant to Oregon Revised
777.565.
Statutes 86.753(3); the default for
DATED: July 5, 2001.
Gary Neal which the foreclosure is made is
General Manager grantor's failure to pay when due
Port o f Morrow, Oregon the following sums:
Failure to pay the following past
Published: July 11 and 18, 2001
due amounts, which are in arrears:
Affid
___________________
MONTHLY PAYMENTS:
5 monthly payments at $556.80
each; (December 8. 2000 through
RECORDED AT THE REQUEST
April 13,2001).
$2,784.00
OF AND AFTER RECORDING
LATE
CHARGES:
RETURN TO:
4 late charges of $27.84 for each
H&L Services, Inc., Trustee
monthly payment not made within
1111 Third Avenue, #3400
15 days of its due date. 111.36
Seattle. WA 98101
TOTAL
M O N TH LY
CLINE
PAYMENTS
AND
LATE
91850-900081
CHARGES:
$2,895.36
WE
ARE
A
DEBT
By reason o f said default the
COLLECTOR
T H IS beneficiary has declared all sums
COMMUNICATION IS AN owing on the obligation secured
ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT by the trust deed immediately due
AND ANY INFORMATION and payable, said sums being the
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR following, to-wit:
THAT PURPOSE.
$51,540.82 Principal Balance;
If within thirty (30) days you plus interest thereon at the rate of
give notice to the undersigned, in
10.74% from November 8. 2000
Wee Bit O' Ireland news
Faithful
St.
Patrick's
Committee members continue to
meet every forth Tuesday at
6:30 p.m for short meetings to
get "all their leprechauns in a
row". July 27 the meeting will
be held at the Pot O' Gold Cafe.
All interested persons are
welcome to attend.
With a mixture o f the new
and the old, the committee has
plans to make it the greatest
20th celebration ever. Plans are
under way for another Cruz-in.
Dick and Lynnea Sargent have
been carrying posters to Cruz-
ms hither and yon to encourage
attendence here in March.
"The Trail Band" is in the
works for Heppner’s Wee Bit O’
Ireland Celebration 2002. They
have committed to entertaining
us royally, as Heppner is a
favorite place. Hosts are needed.
Additional entertainment is in
the planning stages.
Research is being done for
the
long-promised
fountain
dedicated to the early Irish
settlers.
Some
years
ago
donations were dedicated to this
project. Since that time, the
Main Street has been renovated,
fountains moved, and changes
made.
The
Committee
welcomes ideas. The purpose is
to enhance Heppner and add to
its history.
20th Celebration button
ideas? Talk to Judie Laughlin
who has designed buttons for 14
years.
Cara Osmin is working on
scheduling of events. Call her to
let her know you wish to be in
the schedule or reply to her
request as soon as possible.
Each year there is more to be
done and with "luck of the Irish"
the committee hopes to have all
scheduling prior to Christmas.
The committee is planning a
newspaper information handout
for the 20th celebration, to
include
history,
honored
FAX Send or Receive
Gazette Times 676-9211
Chamber Chatter
By C laudia Hughes
Chamber Executive Director
"Hat's Off' to the Willow Creek
Valley Service Club and the Morrow
County Unified Recreation District
for sponsoring music in the park
with Lindy Gravelle. The pre­
entertainment was a bit more than
they bargained for with deafening
claps of thunder and lightning
flashing in all directions, but all
moved to the Elks where they
enjoyed hearing from "their
hometown girl." And "hats off' to
our guys in yellow'. Once again our
local firefighters went to fight fire
rather than being able to enjoy the
music. Where would we be without
them?
Welcome to new Chamber
members CAPECO and Morrow
County Parks, bringing the Chamber
membership to 78 individuals and
businesses who have invested in
helping to create a positive
environment where business,
community, and people thrive.
The Chamber encourages one
and all to mark their calendars to
enjoy Heppner Merchants annual
sidewalk sale including a new
Country Market with homemade
crafts and homegrown produce. This
is a great opportunity to support
your local merchants and have fun
at the same time. A dunk tank,
chaired by Tom Wolff, and jail and
bail entertainment, co-chaired by
John Edmundson and Tnsh
Sweeney, will be included in the
Main Street activities. Take your
chances on a leather recliner and
two mountain bikes, currently on
display at Klamath First Federal.
Proceeds from these events will
assist the Chamber in the purchase
of seasonal banners and Christmas
during the Chamber year. Dues in
the Heppner Chamber as well as
other chambers around the state
cover about one third of annual
expenses
The Morrow County Fair and
Oregon Trail Pro-Rodeo are just
around the comer. Stop by the
Chamber office or Van Marter and
Kahl (now Wheatland Insurance)
for parade applications The theme
this year is "Rollin' Into The Future"
Get ready now for a fun-filled week
o f "rollin. riding and roping".
Thought for the week:
"Exhilaration is that feeling you
get just after a great idea hits you,
and just before you realize what's
wrong with it,"
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
until paid; plus late charges of
$111.36 through April 13. 2001;
plus $27.84 for every month
thereafter the regular payment is
more than 15 days late; plus property
mspection(s); plus unpaid real
property taxes; plus any reserve
account shortage; less any unapplied
funds; plus all sums expended by
beneficiary to protect is interest
during the pendency o f this
proceeding.
WHEREFORE, notice hereby
is given that the undersigned trustee
will on August 24,2001, at the hour
o f 10:00 o'clock, A.M., in
accordance with the standard of time
established by ORS 187.110, at the
front entrance of the Morrow County
Courthouse, 100 Court Street, in
the City of Heppner, County of
Morrow, State of Oregon, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the interest in the said
described real property which the
grantor had or had power to convey
at the time of the execution by
grantor of the trust deed, together
with any interest which the grantor
or the grantor's successors in interest
acquired after the execution of
grantor of the trust deed, to satisfy
the foregoing obligations thereby
secured and the costs and expenses
of sale, including a reasonable
charge by the trustee. Notice is
further given that any person named
in ORS 86.753 has the right, at any
time pnor to five days before the
date last set for the sale, to have
this foreclosure proceeding
dismissed and the trust deed
reinstated by payment to the
beneficiary o f the entire amount
then due (other than such portion
of the principal as would not then
be due had no default occurred) and
by curing any other default
complained of herein that is capable
o f being cured by tendering the
performance required under the
obligation or trust deed, and in
addition to paying said sums or
tendering the performance necessary
to cure the default, by paying all
costs and expenses actually incurred
in enforcing the obligation and trust
deed, together with trustee's and
attorney's fees not exceeding the
amounts provided by said ORS
86.753.
In construing this notice, the
singular includes the plural, the word
"grantor" includes any successor
in interest to the grantor as well as
any other person owing the
obligation, the performance of which
is secured by said trust deed, and
the words "trustee" and "beneficiary"
include their respective successors
in interest, if any.
DATED: April 13, 2001.
/s/ Steve G. Jones, Successor Trustee
C/O H&L SERVICES, INC.
1111 THIRD AVENUE, #3400
Seattle. Washington 98104-7006
(206) 386-5470
STATE OF
)
WASHINGTON
) ss
COUNTY OF KING
)
I, the undersigned, certify that
I am the attorney or one of the
attorneys for the above named
successor trustee and that the
foregoing is a complete and exact
copy of the original trustee's notice
of sale.
FOSTER PEPPER &
SHEFELMAN PLLC
/s/ Paul V. Rieke
Attorney for Successor Trustee
Published: July 11, 18, 25 and
August 1, 2001
Affid
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Decision
Notice is hereby given that on
July 16, 2001. Sandra L. Guches,
Acting Vale District Manager,
Bureau of Land Management
(BLM), issued a decision to
approve a proposed conveyance
of approximately 14.05 acres of
public land to the City of Imgon
under the authority o f the
Recreation and Public Purposes
Act. The land is located a short
distance east of Irrigon along the
south side of Highway 730.
The purpose o f the convey­
ance is to provide a location to the
City for a wastewater treatment
and disposal plant. The BLM will
retain approximately five acres at
the location for the protection of
historic resources.
An appeal period is m effect for
30 days from the date that this
notice is published in the East
Oregonian A copy of the decision
document, which includes appeal
rights, may be obtained by writing
the Baker Field Office. BLM,
3165 10th Street. Baker City,
Oregon 97814 or calling 541-523-
1256. The decision may also be
viewed at www .or.blm.gov/Vale.
Published: July 18,2001
Affid
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CA RD OF TH AN KS
THANK YOU! Everyone who
helped with the 2001 lone Fourth
of July Celebration contributed to
a wonderful day filled with fun,
games, food, music and fireworks.
The Fourth of July Committee sin­
cerely appreciates all o f you who
work to make this event success­
ful and to those who contribute
financially to help pay the ex­
penses. We especially thank
Loyal Bums for his continued ef­
forts and hard work. Loyal works
many hours before and during the
Fourth to make sure things run
smoothly. Special thanks also to
the City of lone for their help and
support and to the lone Amphi­
theater Com m ittee (Greg and
Shelley Rietmann) for making
sure we have music during the
day, which is sponsored by the
Morrow County Unified Recre­
ation District. There are numer­
ous others who put forth great
effort for this event-thank you for
your help!
The lone Fourth o f July
Committee
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The Willow Valley Service Club
would like to thank everyone who
helped with the Lindy Leonnig
Gravelle concert in the park spon­
sored by the Morrow County Uni­
fied Recreation District. A spe­
cial thanks to: John Gochnauer,
Roger Mortimore, Dennis Wall,
Lee and Barb Ansotegui, Forrie
and Gail Burkenbine, Morrow
County Grain Growers, and ev­
eryone that helped make it a su­
per evening.
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N O T IC E S
ENTER TO WIN!
the Fair and Rodeo grounds dur­
ing the week of August 14-17,
2001. Pay is $6.50 per hour, no
benefits.
Contact Andrea Denton, Mor­
row County Courthouse. P.O. Box
788, Heppner, OR 97836, (541)
676-5620. Applications to be re­
turned by 5 p.m. on July 27,2001.
Morrow County is an equal op­
portunity employer.
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Morrow County
Sheriff's Office
Communications Officer
Are you seeking an innovative,
exhilarating and challenging ca­
reer? Then being a 911 Dis-
patcher/Commumcations Officer
is the career for you! Openings
now available for a few individu­
als who feel they can work in a
stressful environment. On the job
training in handling emergency 911
calls, radio dispatching, teletype
and computer operations. Work
rotating shifts and have a complete
medical/dental, retirement and
vacation package. Wage starts at
$1874 per month.
If you have a high school di-
ploma/GED. valid driver’s license,
no criminal history, then contact
Morrow County Sheriff s Office,
325 Willow View Drive, Heppner,
OR 97836, phone (541) 676-5317.
Morrow County does not dis­
criminate on the basis o f race,
color, natural origin, sex, religion,
age and handicapped status in
employment or the provision of
services.
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Public Works Director
The City of Heppner has an
opening for the position of Public
Works Director. Position descrip­
tion, salary range and application
form may be obtain ed from
Heppner City Hall, P.O. Box 756.
Heppner, OR 97836 or by calling
(541) 676-9616, or visit our web
site at www.heppner.net/city.
The City of Heppner is an equal
opportunity employer.
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Morrow County is now hir­
ing a part-time Special Transpor-
tation Coordinator to adminis­
ter the transportation program for
senior citizens and the disabled.
Basic office experience required.
Good communication skills essen­
tial for success. Position works
12-16 hours per week. Must pos­
sess valid driver’s license. Wage
is $9.11 per hour plus limited ben­
efits.
For application contact Andrea
Denton, Morrow County Court­
house, P.O. Box 788, Heppner,
OR 97836, phone (541) 676-5620.
Position open until filled. Morrow
County is an equal opportunity
employer.
First pnze: leather recliner. Sec­
ond and Third prizes: new bikes.
$5 for 1 ticket; $10 for 3 tickets.
See David Sykes, Heppner Cham­
ber of Commerce or call 676-9228. ____________________ 7-18-2C
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Homeworkers
Needed.
The follow ing m eetings
have been called:
Heppner-Lexington Advisory
Committee Meeting, Heppner El­
ementary School, August 6,2001,
5 p.m.
Ione-Lexington Advisory Com­
mittee Meeting, lone Cafeteria,
August 6, 2001,8 p.m.
The purpose of these meetings
is to introduce the architect for
your area’s construction project
and begin the process of facilities
planning and design.
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¿g fo THOMAS
^ e S&T orchards ,
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INC.
Kimberly, Oregon
- U-Pick -
Dark Cherries 650 lb.
Ranier Cherries 850 lb.
(While they last)
Apricots 450 lb.
Perfection & Tilton by 7/21/01
Early Semi-Cling Peaches
35« lb. (While they last)
Organic Ranier Cherries
$1.00 lb.
- Redi-Picked -
Dark Cherries
20 lbs or more 900 lb.
Ranier Cherries
20 lbs or more $1.25 lb.
Bring Containers
Open 7 days a w eek
8 a.m .-6 p.m. ONLY
Phone: 541-934-2870
HELP W A N T E D
Morrow County is now ac­
cepting applications for temporary
help to provide night security at
$635 weekly processing mail.
Easy! No experience needed. Call
1 -800-440-1570, ext. 5050,24 hrs.
7-18-2p
Morrow County is now hir­
ing a part-time Veterans Service
Officer to provide services for
veterans and their dependants.
Basic office experience required.
Good communication skills essen­
tial for success. Position works
12-16 hours per week. Must pos­
sess valid driver’s license. Wage
is $9.11 per hour plus limited ben­
efits.
For application contact Andrea
Denton, Morrow County Court­
house, P.O. Box 788, Heppner,
OR 97836, phone (541) 676-5620.
Position open until filled. Morrow
County is an equal opportunity
employer.
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RENTALS
One bedroom apt. for rent in
lone. Newly remodeled. Sewer,
water and garbage paid. $230 per
month. Call 676-5034.
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Blue Spruce Apartments.
Studio apt., $275/month, includes
all utilities. 676-5857.
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For rent: two bedroom duplex.
Electric heat/AC. $345/month.
Call (541) 567-8232 for more in­
formation. References required.
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Three bedroom, one bath house
for rent, includes appliances,
washer and dryer First and last
months' deposit. $425/month. 676-
5102,641-923-6031.
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Two bedroom house between
Hermiston and Heppner. $350.
989-8321.
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