TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 11,2011
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S
SALE
Execution in Foreclosure
(Real Property)
On the 16th day o f June,
2011, at the hour of 10am,
at the lobby doors, inside
o f the M orrow C ounty
Courthouse, in the City of
Heppner, Oregon, 1 will
sell at public oral auction to
the highest bidder for cash
the following described
real property, subject to
redem ption, located in
Morrow County Oregon,
to wit:
Lot 3, Block 3, MORROW’S
ADDITION to the City of
Heppner, Morrow County,
Oregon. Together with that
portion of the abutting alley
that would attach by that
vacation O rdinance No.
362, as recorded in Book
71, Page 256, in Morrow
County Deed Records.
Commonly known as: 575
E Hager, H eppner, OR
97836
Said sale is made under
a Writ o f Execution on
Foreclosure issued out of
the Circuit Court o f the
State o f Oregon for the
County of Morrow Case no.
11CV006, to me directed in
the case of
M ich ael F red V ogele,
Plaintiff vs. R. Shane
Laughlin, and The State of
Oregon, Defendants.
Writ of Execution dated the
14th day of April, 2011.
K e n n e th W M a tla c k ,
Sheriff
Morrow County, Oregon
By: Judy Chastain, Deputy
First Publication: May 11,
2011
Last Publication: June 1,
2011
Conditions o f Sale: Only
US c u rre n c y an d /o r
certified cashier’s check
made payable to Morrow
County Sheriffs Office will
be accepted. Payment must
be made in full immediately
upon close of the sale.
Before bidding at the sale,
a prospective bidder should
independently investigate:
(a)
The p rio rity
o f the lien or interest of
the ju d g m en t cred ito r;
(b) Land use laws and
regulations applicable to
the property; (c) approved
uses for the property; (d)
Limits on farming or forest
practices on the property;
(e) Rights of neighboring
property owners; and (f)
environm ental laws and
regulations that affect the
property.
Published: May 11, 18, 25
and June 1, 2011
Affidavit
CRB looking for
volunteers
The Citizen Review Board (CRB), is looking
for volunteer board members to serve on its boards and
perform reviews of cases of children in foster and sub
stitute care.
The CRB, a component of the Oregon Judicial
Department, is composed of well trained community
volunteers. Board members volunteer one to two days per
month to study case materials and participate in adminis
trative reviews of children placed in foster care.
The CRB creates a system of checks and balances
in which the community has both input and impact on how
the Department of Human Services serves the children
and families of Oregon. In addition, board members play
an integral role in local and statew ide advocacy efforts to
improve foster care in Oregon.
After successful completion of a comprehensive
training program, each board member is placed on a board
that meets one day per month. A typical review day is eight
to ten cases. For each case, board members study case
documents and participate in an administrative review in
which legal and interested parties are invited. For each
case, the board makes findings regarding state and federal
law, and recommendations to the parties and the court.
The board also tracks system issues and advocates for
system improvements.
Those interested in volunteering can contact the
Portland office at 503-731-3007 or by e-mail at CRB.
Vol unteer. Resources@oj d. state, or. us.
National “Friends” official to offer
two eastern Oregon workshops
Eastern Oregon li-
braries, museums, cultural
coalitions and other non
profits that are struggling to
stay financially stable or in
crease patronage are invited
to participate in a special
workshop for a wealth of
ideas to help strengthen
their organizations.
Workshop leader
Sally Gardner Reed is na
tional executive director
o f the Association o f Li
brary Trustees, Advocates,
Friends and Foundations
(ALTAFF), a division of the
American Library Associa
tion. Reed will be present
ing “Think Big! Great Ideas
on How to Prosper With
Friends Groups.”
The first “Think
Big!” workshop will be
held in Canyon City on
Friday, May 13 from 12:30
p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Canyon
City Community Hall, di
rectly south of the city hall
on S. Washington St.
Reed will offer her
workshop again on May 14
from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at the Hermiston Public
Library, 235 E. Gladys Ave.
in Hermiston.
T he w o rk sh o p s
will focus on best prac
tices for friends groups
and supporters of cultural
organizations or institu
tions. They are designed
to help these organizations
or institutions prosper in
Gem & mineral show
scheduled
The 2011 Gem and Mineral Show, “Nature’s
Treasures Underfoot,” will be held in Hermiston May
21 - 22 .
The show, presented by the Hatrockhound Gem
and Mineral Society, will be held at the Hermiston Confer
ence Center on Highway 395. The show will run Saturday,
May 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, May 22 from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $2 for adults, but ages 15
and under are free when accompanied by an adult.
Attractions include jewelry, rocks, gems, miner
als, books, equipment, exhibits and displays, demonstra
tions, a silent auction and a kids’ comer.
More information can be found at www.hatrock-
hounds.org.
Boardman man enlists in
Naval program
Civilian Cody L. Parker, son of Heidi L. and
Timothy R. Parker of Boardman, recently enlisted in the
U.S. Navy under the Delayed Entry Program at Navy
Recruiting District in Portland.
The program allows recruits to enter the Navy
and take up to one year to complete prior commitments
such as high school. Using recruiters as mentors, this
program helps recruits ease into the transition from civil
ian to military life.
Parker will report for active duty to undergo ba
sic training at the Navy’s Recruit Training Center, Great
Lakes, IL.
Parker is completing his senior year at Riverside
High School.
today’s economic climate
by providing innovative
ideas for increasing a fund
ing base, community-based
planning, public awareness
and sound marketing.
The “Think Big!”
workshops are sponsored
by Libraries of Eastern Or
egon (LEO) and the Uma
tilla County Special Library
District.
There is no charge
to attend. A catered lunch
will be provided at $5 per
attendee.
Advance registra
tion is requested. Space
is limited and anyone in
terested is encouraged to
register no later than May
10 to leolibraries@gmail.
com.
“We’re pleased to
bring a nationally known
speaker of this caliber to
eastern Oregon,” said Ken
Reading, LEO board chair
and director of the Uma
tilla County Special Library
District. “It’s a great oppor
tunity and we’re hoping for
a strong turn-out.”
F o r fu rth e r in
formation, please contact
Reading at 541-276-6449
or LEO exec, director Lyn
Craig at 541-763-2355.
Sheriff’s Report
The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office reports handling the following
business:
Feb. 21: -MCSO could not feel her legs. One arrested Michael Wayne
issued a citation to Leslie subject was transported to Heifer, 54, on a Umatilla
tarns Coyle, 62, for Viola Good Shepherd Hospital. County Circuit Court war
tion o f the Basic Rule by Treve Joseph Palmateer, 31, rant for Probation Viola
tion.
driving 75 mph in a 55 mph was arrested for DUII.
March 2: -BPD
zone.
-MCSO received
-BPD issued a cita a report of an assault. The arrested Wayne Bradley
tion to Sandro Escobedo, reporter stated that a female Schwabrow, 35, for Driving
22, for No Operator’s Li roommate cut him with While Suspended Misde
cense, No Insurance, and scissors. MCSO responded. meanor.
March 3: -MCSO
MCSO arrested a 27 year
Failure to Wear Seatbelt.
Feb. 22: -MCSO old subject for Domestic was notified that Lori Knud-
issued a citation to Jean Harassment and Init. False sen, 52, was arrested by
UPD on an Irrigon Justice
Christine Trim, 52, for Vio Report.
lation of the Basic Rule by
-MCSO was noti Court warrant.
-M CSO arrested
driving 75 mph in a 55 mph fied that a female subject
had been arrested by Uma Keri Anne Martin, 33, on:
zone.
Feb. 23: -MCSO tilla Tribal on a Heppner a warrant for Contempt of
was notified that Jared Lee Justice Court warrant for Court (Failure to Complete
Balderston, 20, was arrested Failure to Pay Fine/Driving Alcohol Education); Uma
tilla County Court warrant
by Hermiston PD on an Ir- While Suspended.
-BPD issued a cita for Failure to Appear/Theft
rigon Justice Court warrant
for Failure to Appear/Inter- tion to Eloy Rea Sanchez, II; and a Hermiston Munici
fering with a Peace Officer, 23, for No Operator’s Li pal Court warrant for Con
tempt of Court/Theft II.
Disorderly Conduct, and cense.
-BPD issued a cita
Feb. 27:-The Mor
Criminal Mischief III.
-MCSO issued a row County Sheriffs Office tion to Jared Jack Salisbury,
citation to Casandra Maria arrested Jeffrey Richard 24, for No Operator’s Li
Chavez, 18, for No Opera Schiller, 28, for Harass cense and Driving Unin
ment DV, Interfering with sured.
tor’s License.
March 4: - MCSO
-MCSO was noti Making a Report, Criminal
fied that Joel Ernesto Ro Mischief II, and Recklessly was notified that a 41 year
old female was arrested by
driguez, 25, was arrested by Endangering XI.
Hermiston Police Depart
-MCSO was noti Stanfield PD on an Irrigon
ment on a Morrow County fied that Brian William Justice Court warrant for
Justice Court warrant for Bush, 46, was arrested by Failure to Pay Fine/Driving
Failure to Appear on the Hermiston PD on an Irrigon While Suspended.
March 6: -MCSO
Original Charges of Assault Justice Court warrant for
Failure to Pay Fine/Driv was notified that John El
IV and Harassment.
-MCSO arrested ing While Suspended. The lis Manning III, 20, was
an 18 year old male subject subject had other multiple arrested by Brookings PD
on PC charges of Assault warrants out of Hermiston for M inor in Possession
IV, Disorderly Conduct II, and the Umatilla County (Alcohol).
-MCSO arrested
Criminal Mischief II and Sheriff’s Office.
UEM V.
-MCSO issued a John Ellis Manning Jr., 51,
-B P D a r r e s te d citation to Chantell Leone on Irrigon Justice Court
Guillermo Calvillo Rosas, Lynn M ichaels, 29, for warrants.
-MCSO issued a
M aintaining a Dog as a
24, for DUII.
citation to Kim berly A.
Feb. 24: -MCSO Public Nuisance.
issued a citation to a 19
-MCSO was no Lowin, 31, for driving 88
year old subject for Dog tified that a 40 year old mph in a 65 mph zone.
March 8: -MCSO
at Large. The same subject female had been arrested
was recogged on a warrant by the Umatilla County issued a citation to Richard
for Failure to Appear/Main- Sheriff’s Office on an Ir Warren Gregory, 63, for
taining a Dog as a Public rigon Justice Court warrant Operating without Required
Lighting.
Nuisance.
for Theft II.
-MCSO issued a
-BPD issued a ci
-Boardman Police
tation to Jared Anthony Department arrested Mario citation to Jorge A. Fuentes
Nunamaker, 18, for Failure Salgado Hernandez, 21, Carrasquillo, 18, for No
to Register Vehicle.
for Failure to Carry and Operator’s License.
Feb. 25: -BPD is Present.
sued a citation to Hortencia
Feb. 28: - BPD
Salas Torres, 32, for Vio received a report o f two
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lating the Speed Limit by subjects in a fight at Riv
driving 38 mph in a 20 mph erside High School. An
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officer responded and both
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Feb. 26: -MCSO juvenile subjects were cited
received a report of a one and released to appear in
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vehicle accident. Two sub juvenile court.
Feb. 29: -MCSO
jects were involved and one
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
A meeting of the Morrow County Health District Board of Directors will be held on May 23, 2011, 7:00 pm, at
the Pioneer Memorial Hospital, Heppner, Oregon. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the budget for the
fiscal year beginning July 1,2011, as proposed by the Morrow County Health District Board. A summary of the
budget is presented below. A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtained at MCHD Administration
Office, 564 E. Pioneer Dr, Heppner, Oregon, between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm or by calling 541-676-
2925. This budget was prepared on a basis of accounting that is consistent with the preceding year. This
budget is for an annual period and has only one fund.
Financial Sum m ary
A nticipated Requirem ents
Adopted Budget
This Year 2010-2011
Proposed Budget
Next Year 2011-2012
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
$
$
8.
Total Requirements - add lines 1 - 7
Personal Services
Materials and Supplies
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
Transfers
Contingencies
All Other Expenditures and Requirements
5,142,453
1,857,003
590,000
229,890
5,328,413
1,933,857
664,587
639,396
-
-
•
-
859,572
1,127,964
$
8,678,918
$
7,748,402 $
1,136,804
(206,288)
8,812,203
1,131,502
(249,488)
$
8,678,918
$
9,694,217
13. Total Property Taxes Estimated To Be Received
14 Plus: Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received
A. Loss Due to Constitutional Limits
B. Discounts Allowed, Other Uncollected Amounts
$
1,136,804
$
1,131,502
15. Total Tax Levied • add lines 1 3 ,14A & 14B
$
$
9,694,217
Anticipated Resources
9.
Total Resources Except Property Taxes
10. Total Property Taxes Estimated To Be Received
11. Less Annual Net Increase in Cash Carry-over
12. Total Resources - add lines 9 - 11
Estim ated Ad Valorem Property Taxes
Tax Levies By Type
16. Permanent Rate Limit Levy ($/1,000)
17. Local Option Taxes ($/1,000)
18. Levy for Bonded Debt or Obligations
Published: May 11, 2011
Affidavit
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•
I
143,656
53,353
1,333,813
155,427
39,802
$
1,326,731
Rate or Amount
Rate or Amount
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6050
3900
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