EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
-Continued from PAGE in enforcing the obligation
and trust deed, together with
SEVEN
trustee's fees and attorney's
in the sum o f $696.37, fees not exceeding the
from February 1, 2012, amounts provided by said
together with all costs, ORS 86.753. In construing
disbursements, and/or fees this notice, the masculine
incurred or paid by the gender includes the feminine
beneficiary and/or trustee, and the neuter, the singular
their employees, agents or includes the plural, the
assigns. By reason of said word "grantor" includes any
default the beneficiary' has successor in interest to the
declared all sums ow ing on grantor as well as any other
the obligation that the trust person owing an obligation,
deed secures immediately the performance of which is
due and payable, said sum secured by said trust deed,
being the following, to- and the words "trustee" and
wit: $55,742.81, together "beneficiary" include their
with interest thereon at the respective successors in
rate of 6.25% per annum interest, if any. Also, please
from December 1, 2011, be advised that pursuant
together with all costs, to the terms stated on the
disbursements, and/or fees Deed o f Trust and Note,
incurred or paid by the the beneficiary is allowed to
beneficiary and/or trustee, conduct property inspections
their employees, agents or while property is in default.
assigns. WHEREFORE, This shall serve as notice
notice hereby is given that that the beneficiary shall
the undersigned trustee will be conducting property
on November 16, 2012, at inspections on the said
the hour of 11:00 AM PT, referenced property. The
in accord with the standard F a ir D ebt C o lle c tio n
time established by ORS Practice Act requires that
187.110, at the m ain we state the following: This
entrance to the Morrow is an attempt to collect a
County Courthouse, located debt, and any information
at 100 Court Street, in the obtained will be used for
City of Heppner, County of that purpose. If a discharge
Morrow, State of Oregon, has been obtained by any
sell at public auction to the party through bankruptcy
highest bidder for cash the proceedings: This shall
interest in the said described not be construed to be
real property which the an attempt to collect the
grantor has or had power outstanding indebtedness or
to convey at the time of hold you personally liable
the execution of said trust for the debt.
deed, together with any Dated07-05-2012
interest which the grantor B y : / s / : K e 11 y D .
or his successors in interest Sutherland
acquired after the execution KELLY D.
of said trust deed, to satisfy SUTHERLAND
the foregoing obligations Successor Trustee
thereby secured and the SHAPIRO &
costs and expenses of sale, SUTHERLAND, LLC
including a reasonable 1499 SE Tech Center Place,
charge by the tru stee. Suite 255
Notice is further given to Vancouver, WA 98683
any person named in ORS w w w .sh ap iro atto rn ey s.
86.753 that the right exists, com/wa
at any time that is not later Telephone:(360) 260-2253
than five days before the Toll-free: 1-800-970-5647
date last set for the sale, S&S 12-109988
to have this foreclosure Published: August 8, 15,22
proceeding dismissed and and 29, 2012
the trust deed reinstated by Affidavit
paying to the beneficiary
o f the entire amount due
(other than such portion of PUBLIC NOTICE
the principal as would not G eneral E lection 2012
then be due had no default Lexington, Oregon
occurred) and by curing any Nominating petitions are
other default complained now available at
of herein that is capable of Town of Lexington, 425 F
being cured by tendering Street
the performance required Lexington, Oregon between
under the obligations or the hours of 8:00 A.M. to
trust deed, and in addition 12:00 P.M. and
to paying said sums or 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.,
tendering the performance Monday thru Friday until
necessary to cure the default, August 28, 2012
by paying all costs and (when all forms are due at
expenses actually incurred Lexington Town Hall). The
positions available for
Nomination include Council
position 1 Which is a 2 year
term and
Council Position 2 which
is a 4 year term. To be
eligible to hold an elected
o ffice in the Town o f
Lexington a person must
be a qualified Elector, as
defined by the Oregon State
C onstitution, And must
have resided within the
Town of Lexington
fo r at le a st one y e a r
Bv Kathy Tellechea
Shirley Rugg invited
me and some other friends
on her annual camping trip.
This year the trip was to the
Steens Mountains in south
ern Oregon. Accompanying
her this year were Sibbea
Browning from Heppner,
Tom and Cheryl Berry from
Prairie City, OR and my
self, Kathy Tellechea from
Lexington.
We loaded horses and
were on the road by 8 a m.
Wednesday. August 1. We
met up with the Berrys in
John Day and then contin
ued on to the Steens, arriv
ing in mid-afternoon. We
saw the South Steens Hol
lywood herd of wild horses
around a waterhole. Shirley
stopped, and Sibbea and 1
hiked out to photograph the
herd. It was hot, the grass is
sparse and the water is dry
ing up. So far the herd is in
pretty good shape, but rain
is needed.
We continued on to the
South Steens campground.
Set up camp and settled in
for the night after a dinner
of chicken and potato salad.
The next day, we rode the
Little Blitzen Trail. The
country is breathtaking.
Hamburgers were grilled
for dinner. We all pitched
in and helped w ith prepara
tions and cleanup.
The following day we
rode the Little Indian Can
yon. This area is where my
late husband John Tellechea
came on a contract to herd
sheep in 1964. In 1970,
Shirley went to French Glen
to purchase a band of sheep
and John came with her to
be sheep foreman for her.
On top of the Steens (L-R): Sibbea Browning, Kathy Tellechea
and Shirley Rugg. -Contributedphoto
S eeing the kind o f
country where John first
herded gave everyone a
new respect for all the
Basque herders who came
to that area to carve out a
new life for themselves. It
is rugged and unforgiving...
Aspen trees along the way
are carved with the different
herders’ names, and some
told tales o f hardship and
t '1- 1.' ' V
T -
,
loneliness.
Arriving back at camp,
after dinner o f chicken
wraps, the Berrys loaded
up and returned home. We
went back to spend time
with the wild horses and
took many photographs.
That herd of wild horses has
stolen my heart.
S atu rd ay found us
breaking camp and head
ing to the top of the Steens.
(L-R) Shirley Rugg, Sibbea Browning and Cheryl Berry on We stopped where John lies
at rest, a time to say hello
horseback, with Tom Berry (seated). -Contributedphoto
and goodbye. I have been
there numerous times since
he passed and, each time, a
lone golden eagle stands by
watching.
We continued on to
French Glen, where we
had lunch and did a little
shopping in the General
Store. We stopped in Bums
to visit Agustin and Juanita
Andueza. He also herded
for Shirley some 40 years
ago.
We arrived home filled
with great m em ories. A
trip none o f us will ever
forget....
A mare and foal from the
South Steens Hollywood Herd.
-Contributed photo
Drug investigation leads to arrests
Multi-agency drug investigation leads to multiple arrests and drugs
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and firearm seizures in northeast Oregon
, one-year mvestiga-
A
tion into drug and firearm
trafficking in Oregon and
southeast Washington led
to the arrest last week of
29 people. The arrests fol
lowed the execution of mul
tiple search warrants by a
large team of federal, state,
and local law enforcement
agencies, according to a
release by the Blue Moun
tain Enforcement Narcotics
Team (BENT). The inves
tigation is ongoing and the
names of those arrested will
be released later to prevent
any impact to the ongoing
operation.
According to Pendleton
Pioneer Memorial Clinic
For All Morrow County Students
Boys - Wed., Aug. 8th, 1:30 to 5 p.m.
• Girls - Tues., Aug. 14th, 1:30 to 5 p.m.
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Students may come either day if necessary.
If exam is not done during these tw o days there w ill be
a $30 charge.
Pioneer Memorial Clinic is located at
130 Thompson Avenue, Heppner, OR
Police Chief Stuart Roberts,
Board Chair of BENT, early
on the morning of August
2, approximately 110 law
enforcement officers from
federal, state, and local
agencies moved through
out northeast Oregon and
southeast Washington to
begin serving 27 search
warrants on residences, a
storage locker and vehicles.
The multi-agency operation
also sought to arrest several
suspects with outstanding
warrants related to the one-
year investigation. Officers
also were contacting at least
30 other locations.
The investigation aims
to dismantle a Drug Traf
ficking Organization (DTO)
that has been operating
in Umatilla, Morrow, and
Union counties, as well as
southeast Washington and
southern Oregon.
As of Thursday after
noon, law enforcem ent
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow
County Sheriff’s Office
reports handling the fol
lowing business:
M ay 25 ( c o n t . ) :
-MCSO received a report
from a woman on 1-84 that
her husband was hitting her.
Ewart Kenneth Vyhmeister,
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Some of the approximately 200 marijuana plants recovered
during last week's drug arrests made by agencies including
the Morrow County Sheriff’s Office. - Photo courtesy o f Oregon
State Police
officers seized 6.5 pounds
o f m e th a m p h e ta m in e ,
1/2 ounce heroin, nearly
800 prescription medica
tion pills, 23 pounds o f
processed marijuana, ap
proximately 200 marijuana
plants, four indoor marijua
na grow sites, 11 handguns,
one silencer, and 10 long
barrel firearms, including
one assault rifle and one
shotgun.
The Morrow County
Sheriff’s Office was one of
several agencies involved
in the operation. Others
involved included BENT,
several regional city and
county police departments,
Umatilla tribal police, Or
egon State Police, U.S.
Marshals, the U.S. Attor
ney’s Office, the Oregon
Department of Justice and
the Department of Human
Services, among others.
49, was arrested by MCSO
for domestic violence ha
rassment and three charges
o f recklessly endangering
another.
-MCSO issued a ci
ta tio n to B arbara Lisa
Cutsforth, 59, for failure to
wear a seat belt.
-MCSO received a call
from a man who stated a
female was shooting a .22
next door. It was unknown
what she was shooting at.
-BPD issued a citation
to Jarrod Allen Bankston
for a driving while sus
pended violation. Benjamin
Bankston was cited for per
mitting unlawful operation
of a vehicle.
-BPD issued a citation
to David Zaragoza Estrada
for no ops.
-BPD issued a c ita
tion to Guadencio Almonte
Cadenas, 45, for providing
unqualified operator. An
additional citation was is
sued to Elizabeth Almonte
for no ops.
-BPD received a call
from a woman who stated
she was afraid of a male
subject who threatened to
harm her physically. She
was afraid to go home and
would like contact at the
post office.
-BPD received a call
advising them that someone
had broken into a house and
the residents had the sub
ject detained. Luis Antonio
Chavez Bramasco, 31, for
burglary I, assault IV and
robbery III.
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Published: A ugust 1 &
August 8, 2012
Affidavit
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Morrow County Health District
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preceding the election.
Nomination petitions must
be filed with the Town of
Lexington
Elections Filing O fficer
no later than 4:00 P.M. on
August 28, 2012 at Town
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