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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 21, 2002 rate of 11% per annum from April 1, PUBLIC NOTICE 2002 until paid. 2. $134.16 in late Nominating petitions are charges plus future charges. 3. To a\ailable at lone City Hall, 385 gether with title expenses, costs, West 2nd Street, lone, Oregon tor trustee's fees, attorney fees, and any elective positions to be tilled at At the August 14 meeting of other cost advances made by bene the No\ ember 5,2002 General the Morrow County Court. Vem Election. Nominations are open ficiary to protect its interest in the said Church, o f the Oregon property pursuant to the terms of said for the position of Mayor (two Watermaster’s office, explained year term);City Council Position Trust Deed. Whereof, notice is here a ditch water measuring device by given that Fidelity National Title #3 (four year term); City Coun to the com m issioners. He cil Position #4 (four year term); Insurance Company, d o Attorneys described a volunteer program for Equity National Corporation, the un City Council Position #5 (four irrigators and reported that he has year term); City Council Position dersigned trustee will on November scheduled a meeting with 26,2002 at the hour of 01:00 PM, as #6 (four year term). irrigators for August 20, at w hich established by Section 187.110, Or To be eligible to hold elec he w ill explain the program that tive office in the City of lone a egon Revised Statutes, at the follow is funded 75% by a Watershed ing location: At the front door Mor person must be a qualified elec Enhancement Board grant. row County Courthouse, Court St., tor within the meaning o f the Church spoke o f the water State Constitution and must have Heppner, OR, State of Oregon, sell shortage and the questions from resided in theCity of lone for one at public auction to the highest bid landowners about usage. year immediately preceding the der for cash the interest in the said Discussion focused on the described real property which is election. benefits of know ing the amount grantor had or had power to convey Nomination petitions must of water one is using, as w ell as be filed with the City Elections at the time of the execution by him having a fair way of checking use of the said trust deed, together with Filing Officer no later that 3:30 by everyone. P.M. prevailing time August 23, any interest which the grantor or his Mental Health Director Kelly successors in interest acquired af 2002 at lone City Hall. Sager spoke again with the ter the execution of said trust deed, Melissa A. Ross commissioners about the retreat to satisfy the foregoing obligations City Elections Filing Officer scheduled for October 21 and 22 thereby secured and the costs and Published: August 14 and 21, and funded by his department. expenses of sale, including charge 2002 The Court agreed to speak to by the trustee. Notice is hereby giv Affid______________________ department supervisors about the en that the beneficiary and trustee, possibility of half-day attendance PUBLIC NOTICE by reason of the default, have elect for staff members. ed and do hereby elect to foreclose NOTICE OF PERMIT A ssessor Greg Sweek the trust deed by advertisement and AMENDMENT 8834 Gerald R. Wilson, P.O. Box sale pursuant to ORS 86.705 to reported a possible division of the 321, lone. Oregon. 97843, filed 86.795, and to cause to be sold at Horseshoe Bend property among an application with the Water public auction to the highest bidder three adjacent property owners. Resources Department for an ad for cash the interest in the described The Court examined the options ditional point of appropriation of property which grantor had or had presented by Sweek and w ater as provided by ORS the power to convey, at the time of Administrative Secretary Andrea Denton, and agreed to calculate the execution by grantor of the trust 537.211. Permit G-12773, in the name deed, together with any interest the acreage and send a letter to of Gerald R. Wilson, includes a grantor or grantor's successor in in the landowners offering the permit limited to 0.812 cubic foot terest acquired after the execution of parcels for sale. Denton also presented a per second from a well, with a the trust deed, to satisfy the obliga detailed year-end report on the priority date of March 9, 1995 for tions secured by the trust deed and county telephone system, the expenses of the sale, including irrigation of 65.0 acres. The point of appropriation the compensations of the trustee as illustrated by department, fund, for this permit is in the SW% provided by law, and the reasonable type, and major vendor. Sweek spoke to the Court and NE'4. Section 22. T 1 N, R 23 E. fees of trustee's attorneys. In con W.M.; South 57° West 2050.9 struing this notice, the singular in Public Works Director Burke feet from the NE Comer of Sec cludes the plural, the word “grantor” O ’Brien about the curb and sidewalk configuration in front of includes any successor in interest to tion 22. the courthouse, resulting from the The applicant proposes an the grantor as well as any other per additional point of appropriation son owing an obligation, the perfor reconstruction of the Court Street in the NW% NWVi, Section 22, mance of which is secured by said intersection. O ’Brien agreed to T 1 N, R 23 E. W.M.; 30 feet trust deed, and the words "trustee” contact the City for information South and 1870 feet West from and “beneficiary" include their re on complete plans for that project and to work at a temporary plan spective successors in interest, if the N% Comer of Section 22. Additional information about any. The right under ORS 86.753 to for the space between the curb this permit amendment can be have the proceeding dismissed and and sidewalk. O ’Brien also obtained from the Water Re the trust deed reinstated by payment reported that underground fiber sources Department by calling of the entire amount then due, to optics line would be connected to the courthouse by the end of the 503-378-8455. gether with costs, trustee’s and at The last date of publication torney’s fees, and by curing any oth week, precluding the need for temporary overhead lines. is August 28, 2002 er default complained of in the no O'Brien reported the progress Published: August 14,21 and 28, tice of default, at any time prior to on the Juniper Canyon project. 2002 five days before the date last set for Affid______________________ the sale. July 12, 2002 Fidelity Na tional Title Insurance Company By: Trustee Sale Number: 55723-F Loan Sh eriffs Report - Attorneys Equity National Corpora Number: 431495431 TSG Number: tion, as Agent Charles Alderman, III, The Morrow County Sheriff’s 2410308 Notice of Trustee's Sale Vice President 23721 Birtcher Drive Office (MCSO) reports handling Reference is made to that certain Lake Forest, CA 92630 (503) 887- the following business: Trust Deed made by Avery Schock 3020 P 179093., 8/14 8/21 8/28 09/ and Nanette Schock as grantor(s) to 04/2002 AFFID_________________ July 19: MCSO received a Mid Columbia Title as Trustee in fa report from a caller in Irrigon of vor of Mila, Inc., A Washington Cor a suspicious person crouched 4-H News poration, as beneficiary, dated Au down near the intersection of two gust 20, 1999, recorded August 27, roads with a flashlight. The sub The Bakery Boys 4-H 1999 in the records of Morrow Coun ject was described as a tall, white ty, Oregon, in Book/Reel/Volume No. Club male with long blond “scraggly” M at page 59016, and/or as Fee/File/ By Alex Carlson, reporter hair. A deputy was unable to lo Instrument/Microfilm/ Reception No. The Bakery Boys 4-H Club cate the subject. , covering the following described held a meeting on Aug. 9 at the -MCSO deputy reported find real property situated in the above Morrow County Fairgrounds. ing a vehicle without plates and mentioned county and state, to wit: Each member practiced the the keys in the trunk at the 1-84 Lot 4. Baker Addition, in the city of demonstration he thought needed westbound rest area. The ow ner Boardman, county of Morrow, and the most work. Alex Carlson was contacted and would tow the state of Oregon. Code: 25-1 made “Melting Moments" for the vehicle the next day. Acct(map): 4N-25-08DC Lot: 101 cookie baking demonstration. Eric -MCSO deputy arrested Parcel Number: See Above Although Jepsen and Brian Holland made Miguel Cruz Custodio, 39, for the undersigned Trustee disclaims “ Sm oothies” for the snack DUII (BAC .15). He was cited any liability for any incorrectness contest. Drew Johnson and Matt and released. The vehicle was herein, the street address or other Holland both practiced their impounded. common designation, if any, of the “Quick and Easy Ground Beef" -MCSO deputy arrested real property described herein is pur demonstration. Everyone got to Dean Curtis Polston, 33, on a ported to be: 314 Northwest sample the other member’s food. Morrow County Circuit Court Boardman Avenue Boardman, OR Members also learned how to use warrant for Forgery II (x2). He 97818 Both the beneficiary and the the fairground’s kitchen was lodged at the Umatilla Coun trustee have elected to sell the said equipment. Leaders Nancy and ty Jail. real property to satisfy the obligations Amy Jepsen then talked to -MCSO, Boardman Police secured by said trust deed and no members about the measuring Dept, received a report of an tice has been recorded pursuant to contest. The club finished the alarm at a business in Boardman. Section 86.735 (3) of Oregon Re meeting by talking about what It was advised later to disregard vised Statues: the default for which they needed to bring to the the report. the foreclosure is made is the grant fairgrounds on Aug. 12. -MCSO deputy cited a fe or's failure to pay the monthly pay In September, the Bakery male juvenile for Exceeding the ments in the amount of $838.52 due Boys will hold a meeting about Maximum Speed Limit, 62 mph beginning May 1,2002 and monthly record books. in a 55 mph zone. late charges in the amount of $67.08 -MCSO received a request and subsequent installments due for an ambulance for a 40-year- thereafter, together with all subse old female who was having diffi quent sums advanced by beneficia culty breathing. The patient was ry pursuant to the terms and condi transported to Good Shepherd tions of said deed of trust. Trustee's Medical Center in Hermiston. fees and other costs and expenses While en route, it was requested associated with this foreclosure and that the Boardman Police inter any further breach of any term or view the suspect on an issue. L o ts o f S ty le s condition in subject note and deed -MCSO deputy cited Micha of trust. By reason of said default, L o ts o f C o lo rs el Burdette Davis, 33. for Exceed the beneficiary has declared all obli ing the Maximum Speed Limit. 83 gations secured by said Trust Deed Heppner G a z e tte - mph in a 55 mph zone. immediately due and payable, said -MCSO deputy cited Heath Times sums being the following to wit: 1. er Mellen, 26. for Exceeding the Pnncipal of $87,197.25 and accru 676-9228 Maximum Speed Limit. 86 mph ing interest as of Apnl 1,2002 at the Court hears about ditch water measuring device WE PRINT BU SIN ESS CARDS w hich is funded mostly w ith grant money from the Oregon Transportation Investment Act. Juniper Road is now closed. He updated the Court on work to replace hangars and complete an automatic weather observation station at the airport. He said that Dave Rietmann road was bladed, and he had assigned two crew members to rock and blade some o f the worst spots on Morter Lane. O ’Brien reported that the new footbridge at Cutsforth Park is nearly completed, and nicely done, by the OYCC crew. He said that all but two of that crew would be finished by the week’s end. O ’Brien also reported and voiced support for a request from the Heppner principal for temporary staff parking at the end of the rodeo grounds. He advised the principal to also check with the Rodeo Committee. He added that the mist system added at the Wilkinson Arena is a nice addition. Other actions of the Court include the follow ing: - approval of permits to Umatilla Electric for lines at Olsen, Wilson, Ullman, and Columbia Roads; - approval of the software agreement with Mid-Columbia Center for Living and Community Mental Health Program M anagement Information Services; - approval of the resolution establishing real property tax deferrals for wildlife habitat conserv ation and management; -approval, contingent upon approv al by county counsel, of a modified agreement with IBM for hardware maintenance; - approval of an agreement extension with Umatilla County for juvenile detention; - agreement to review financial records in January and July each year, using the Revenue Expenditure Reports; - approval of the Children and Families Commission agreement with Boardman Preschool; - approval of a contract w ith Laura Aviles-Valdez for “wrap around” juvenile services; - approval of an agreement with Levernier Construction for the overpressurization system. in a 55 mph zone. -MCSO deputy cited Kyle Dee Bingham, 27, for Exceeding the Maximum Speed Limit, 81 mph in a 65 mph zone. -MCSO deputy arrested Jer emy Travis Hollyer, 26, on a war rant for Public Indecency. He was lodged at the Umatilla County Jail with $20,000 bail. -MCSO deputy cited Kathryn Emily Anderson, 33, for Exceed ing the Maximum Speed Limit, 8 1 mph in a 65 mph zone. -MCSO received a report from the Irrigon 76 station of a gasoline drive-off. The vehicle let) eastbound on Highway 730. -MCSO received a report from a caller in Irrigon of the theft of items from the caller’s son’s vehicle. The date of the theft w as unknown. -MCSO received a report from a caller in Irrigon of the theft of a United Rental rug shampooer from the caller’s yard. The theft possibly occurred five days pre viously. -Boardman Police Dept, of ficer cited Daniel Alexander Combes, 35, for Illegal Parking. -MC’SO received a report from a caller in lone of an aban doned bike in a ditch below the caller’s address for three days. -MCSO received a report from a caller in Irrigon of gunfire, bright lights and people running around. A deputy was unable to locate anyone. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report from a caller in Boardman of fireworks being ignited. July 20: -MCSO deputy cited Mitchell Myers, 21, for No Operator's Li cense. The vehicle was impound ed. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, officers cited Mindy L. Kesler, 27, for No Operator’s Li cense and Driving Uninsured. The vehicle was impounded. -MCSO deputies cited Judith Lynn Chrastil, 49, for DUII (BAC .23). She was cited and released. The vehicle was impounded. -MCSO, Oregon State Police received a report of a possible MIP party in Irrigon. Officers were unable to locate the party; it was apparently over. -MCSO deputies arrested a juvenile on a Morrow County Cir cuit Court warrant for Possession of a Controlled Substance-Felo ny. The juvenile was lodged at the Umatilla County Jail. Derek Bryan Stokes, 21, was also cited for Driving while License Sus pended-Misdemeanor and Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device. He was cited and released. The vehicle was impounded. -MCSO, Oregon State Police received a report from a caller of a minor motor vehicle accident at the edge of the tree farm. The driver fell asleep at the wheel and ran under the undercarriage of a semi-truck. -MCSO received a report from a caller at the Red Apple Market in Heppner that there was a dog running loose in front of the store; the dog then went into the store. -MCSO received a report from a business in Heppner that they had a fire in the basement. While on the phone, they advised they got the fire out and every thing was okay. -MCSO received a report from the Hermiston Police Dept, that Javier Pedro Bustamante, 20, w as arrested on a Morrow Coun ty Circuit Court warrant for Fail ure to Appear/Attempting to Elude, Unauthorized Entry of a Motor Vehicle and Theft III, and on a Irrigon Justice Court war rant for Failure to Appear/Driv- ing w hile License Suspended. He w as lodged at the Umatilla County Jail with $20,000 bail. -MCSO received a report from a person calling from east Highway 730 of a female child in the area with no adult in the area. A 911 call was received from a female subject reporting a miss ing child. The caller was advised of the child’s location. The caller called back and said she had picked the child up. No further action was required. -MCSO received a report from a caller in Irrigon that a brush guard and a handyman’s jack were stolen sometime the previous night. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report from a caller in Boardman of a vehicle w ith juveniles in it drinking beer. Officers w ere unable to locate the vehicle. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report of a ju venile assault in Boardman. HHS PEP BAM) is looking for volunteers to help play at football and basketball games this season. INFORMATIONAL MEETING: TUESDAY. AUG» 27th. 7 KM» IN THE HHS BAND ROOM or cal! fo r more information: inn M urray - 676-9631 evenings or 6 76-9158 days or Wendy Appleton - 676-S07S ! School Sport Schedule Fall sports schedules have been released for the Heppner schools. Following is a list of games as of Tuesday, August 20: HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL Varsity Football * Denotes league game Fri., Aug. 30-Central Linn at Heppner, 7 p.m. Fri., Sept. 6-Bye Fri., Sept. 13-Amity at Amity, 7 p.m. Fri., Sept. 20-Umatilla at Heppner, 7 p.m.* Fri., Sept. 27- Pilot Rock at Pilot Rock, 7 p.m.* Fri., Oct. 4-Wahtonka at Heppner, 7 p.m.* Fri., Oct. 11-Weston- McEwen at Heppner, 7 p.m. Fri., Oct. 18-Culver at Culver, 2:30 p.m.* Fri., Oct. 25-Sherman Co. at Heppner, 7 p.m.* Fri., Nov. 1-Stanfield at Stanfield, 7 p.m.* Junior Varsity Football Mon., Sept. 9-Riverside at Heppner, 5 p.m. Mon., Sept. 16- Umatilla at Umatilla, 6 p.m. Mon., Sept. 23- Wahtonka at Heppner, 6 p.m. Mon., Sept. 30- lone(tentative) at Heppner, 5 p.m. Mon., Oct. 7- Hermiston Frosh at Heppner, 5 p.m. Mon., Oct. 14-Pilot Rock at Heppner, 5 p.m. Mon., Oct. 21-Weston- McEwen at Athena, 5 p.m. Volleyball * Denotes league game Thurs., Sept. 5-Ione at lone, A/C, 5 p.m. Sat., Sept. 7-Riverside Tourney at Boardman, A, 9 a.m. Mon., Sept. 9-Umatilla at Heppner, C, 5 p.m. Tues., Sept. 10- Riverside at Heppner, A/B/C, 5 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 12- Condon at Heppner, A/B, 5 p.m. Tues., Sept. 17-Ione at Heppner, A/B, 5 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 19- Umatilla at Umatilla, C, 5 p.m. Sat., Sept. 21-JV Tourney at Heppner, B/C, 9 a.m. Tues., Sept. 24- Weston-McEwen at Athena, fiJ B/C, 5 p.m.* Thurs., Sept. 26-Pilot Rock at Pilot Rock, A/B. 5 p.m * Tues., Oct. 1-Stanfield at Heppner, A/B, 5 p.m.* Thurs., Oct. 3-Weston- McEwen at Heppner, A/B/C, 5 p.m.* Sat., Oct. 5-Sherman Co. at Moro, A/B/C, 1 p.m.* Tties., Oct. 8-Pilot Rock at Heppner, A/B, 5 p.m.* Sat., Oct. 12-Culver at Heppner, A/B, 1 p.m.* Tues., Oct. 15-Stanfield at Stanfield, A/B, 5 p.m.* Thurs., Oct. 17- Weston-McEwen at Athena, A/ B/C, 5 p.m * Sat., Oct. 19-Wahtonka at The Dalles, A/B/C, 1 p.m.* Tues., Oct. 22-Pilot Rock at Pilot Rock, A/B, 5 p.m * Sat., Oct. 26-Umatilla at Heppner, A/B/C, 1 p.m.* Tues., Oct. 29-Stanfield at Heppner, A/B, 5 p.m.* Thurs., Oct. 31- Makeup/Playoff Sat., Nov. 2-D istrict Tourney at Pilot Rock, 3 p.m. Nov. 7 & 8-State Tourney at Monmouth HEPPNER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL F'ootball/Volleyball Fri., Sept. 13-Stanfield at Stanfield, 3 p.m. Fri., Sept. 20-Umatilla at Heppner, 3 p.m. Fri., Sept. 27-Pilot Rock at Pilot Rock, 3 p.m. Fri., Oct. 4-Columbia at Irrigon, 3 p.m. Thurs., Oct. 10- Athena-Weston at Heppner, 3 p.m. Thurs., Oct. 17- Sunridge at Heppner, 4 p.m. Sat., Oct. 19-7th grade VB Toumey.TBA, 9 a.m. Sat., Oct. 19-8th grade VB Toumey.TBA, 9 a.m. The lone School sports schedule was unavailable at press time.
