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Public Notices
8 The Sun, Wednesday, July 27, 2011
given that, RECONTRUST
COMPANY, N.Av the under-
signed Trustee will on Friday,
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF September 23, 2011 at the hour
SALE of 10:00 AM in accord with the
Reference is made to that standard of time established by
certain Trust Deed made by ORS 187.110, at the following
RONALD W. DAVIS AND place: insicle the main lobby of
" HOLLIELDAVIS, ASTENANTS the Yamhill County Court-
BY THE ENTIRETY, as house, 535 East 5th St., McMin-
grantor(s), to FIDELITY NA- nville, Yamhill County, OR, sell
TIONAL TITLE INSURANCE at public auction to the highest
CO, as Trustee, in favor of bidder for cash the interest in
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC the described real property
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, which the grantor had or had
INC., as Beneficiary, dated 02/ power to convey at the time of
15/07, recorded 02/20/07, in the execution by grantor of the
the mortgage records of Yam- Trust Deed, together with any
hill County, Oregon, as interest which the grantor or
Recorder's fee/file/instrument/ grantor's successors in interest
microfilm~reception Number acquired after the execution of
200703913, covering the fol- the Trust Deed, to satisfy the
lowing described real property foregoing obligations thereby
situated in said county and secured and the costs and ex-
state, to wit: LOT 14, NORTH penses ofsale, including a rea-
PARKADDITION NO. 3, IN THE sonable charge by the Trustee.
CITY OF SHERIDAN, COUNTYNotice is further given that any
OF YAMHILL, STATE OF OR-person named in ORS 86.753
EGON. PROPERTY AD- has the right, atanytimethatis
DRESS: 781 NORTHEAST not later than five days before
BLAIR STREET SHERIDAN, the date last set for the sale, to
OR 97378 Both the Beneficiary have this foreclosure proceed-
and the Trustee have elected to ing dismissed and the Trust
sell the real property to satisfy Deed reinstated by paying to
the obligations that the Trust the Beneficiary the entire
Deed secures and a notice of amount then due (other than
default has been recorded put- such portion of the principal as
suant to Oregon Revised Stat- would not then be clue had no
utes 86.735(3); the default for default occurred) and by cur-
which the foreclosure is made ing any other default corn-
is grantor's failure to pay when plained of notice of default that
due the following sums:,is capable of being cured by
monthly payments of $1,041.31 tendering the performance re-
beginning 04/01/2008; plus late quired under the obligation that
charges of $44.70 each month the Trust Deed secures, and in
beginning with the 04/01/2008 add.ition to paying said sums or
payment plus prior accrued tendering the performance
late charges of $-77.41; plus necessary to cure the default
advances of $935.00; together by paying all costs and ex-
with title expense, costs, penses actually incurred in en-
trustee's fees and attorney fees forcing the obligation that the
incurred herein by reason of Trust Deed secures, together
said default; and any further with the Trustee's and attorney
sums advanced bythe Benefi- fees not exceeding the
ciary for the protection of the amounts provided by ORS
above described real property 86.753. In construing this no-
and its interest therein. By tea- tics, the singular includes the
son of said default the Benefi- plural, the word "grantor" in-
ciary- has declared all sums cludes any successor in inter-
owing on the obligation that the est to the grantor as well as any
Trust Deed secures are imme- other person owing an obliga-
diately due and payable, said tion, that the Trust Deed se-
sums being the following to wit: cures, and the words "Trustee"
$122,536.39 with interest and "Beneficiary" include their
thereon at the rate of 7.85 per- respective successors in inter-
cent per annum beginning 03/ est, if any. Dated: May 18, 2011
01/2008 until paid, plus all ac-. RECONTRUST COMPANY,
crued late charges thereon to- N.A. For further information,
gether with title expense, costs, please contact: RECONTRUST
trustee's fees and attomey fees COMPANY, N.A. 1800 Tapo
incurred herein by reason of Canyon Rd., CA6-914-01-94
said default; and any further SIMI VALLEy, CA. 93063 (800)
sums advanced bythe Benefi- 281-8219 TS No.'10-0083886
ciary for the protection of the (TS# 10-0083886)
above described real propertv.,~ 1006~J 07489-FEI
and its interests thereiri... Publish: The Sun, July6, 13,
WHEREFORE, notice hereby i~ r 20 and 27, 2011.
Kamn specializes in quality instruments
Continued from PAGE 1
Johnson finally caught
up with his future partner
after watching him play gui-
tar for the church band at a
morning service. After the
set was over, Johnson went
up to Moldovan-Trujillo
and introduced himself. He
then paid him a compliment
that would be the equivalent
to a man telling a woman
how beautiful she is.
Johnson simply said to
Moldovan-Trujillo, "You
have nice tones."
Moldovan-Trujillo, of
course, fully understood the
magnitude of that compli-
ment and a friendship struck
a chord that quickly evolved
into a working partnership.
Actually Kamn Guitars
began in 1984 as a solo en-
deavor, by Johnson. He op-
erated the business in his
spare time, hoping that it
would blossom into a full-
time adventure. But that
never happened because
Johnson only wanted to
build quality guitars for a
specific clientele.
"About 80 percent o f the
guitars produced in the
world come from an Asian
country where they just go
through the motions and
pump out guitars on an as-
sembly line," Johnson said.
"That is a pace that makes
me bored just thinking about
it. I want to make quality
guitars that our customers
can be proud of."
As a working team, they
hax, e found a natural ideal
of making the best sound-
ing guitars possible. Both of
them will knock and tap on
Inspired by Paul Stanley of
this one.
Photo by Clinton Vlning
KISS, Jeff Johnson began making mirror guitars like
a prospective piece of wood to unique style of guitar to auc- rored guitar. I had noticed that
hear its resonance before cut- tion away. Last year they do- he had his guitar upgraded over
ring it into a guitar base. Both nated a guitar that looked like the )/ears and that gave me the
are meticulous about every de- it was made from cowhide, idea to build an even better mir-
tail from the look of the guitar Guitar reparations and ror guitar. Over the years I have
to the sound quality. And both modifications are offered at amassed about 110,950 years of
of them claim to be able to hear Kamn Guitars. They have an bad luck," Johnson laughed.
a song and instinctively know established customer base from Now that Kamn Guitars is a
what kind of wood the guitar all parts of the world for their team effort, the desire is still
in the song is made from. efforts. However, their favorite there for this to fulfill Johnson
"When I was beginning to work to perform is something and Molldovan-Trujillo's
learn about building guitars they have dubbed the "cutting dream to become a full-time
back in the early '80s, there edge" specialties. This is a pro- operation. They promise to
wasn't anyone to learn from cess where they cover a guitar keep chasing that dream while
back then. I was self-taught," with a labyrinth of connected making the best guitars along
Moldovan-Trujillo said. broken mirror pieces to create the way.
Over the past three years, a unique image. JohnsonFor a peek at the custom gui-
Kamn Guitars has donated a learned of this style by watch- tars offered at Kamn Guitars,
custom-built guitar to Wil- ing one of his guitar heroes, visit the website on line at
lamina High School for their Paul Stanley of KISS. www.kamnguitars.com. There
annual fall auction. Each year, "I loved watching Paul is a direct e-mail link embeded
the duo likes to come up with a (Stanley) on stage with his mir- on the page header.
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Head Start of Yamhill from other areas in the county are gram. The parents are offered long waiting list, but this rare
County is announcing an also encouraged to apply. There many Irainings and opportuni- opportunity will enable more
expansion of 60 children are over 1,000 families in Yam- ties in the Head Start program, families to participate,
and families in the Head hill County who "are eliglqale for The expansion brings theApplications are available at
Start pre-school program. HeadStartbutarenotyetenrolled. number ofchildren in the Head the Newberg, Dayton and
Head Start is a Slate and Head Start is a comprehen- Start program up to 367. The Sheridan centers or at the Head
Fedemlly funded program for sive program that is family first round of selections will Start Administrative offices,
lowincome children andtheir based. Parents, as the f'n'st and take place in early August. The 2045 SW Hwy. 18, Suite 300,
families. There are classrooms the primary teacher in their present number of applicants McMinnville. Call 503-472-
inNewbetg, Dayton, Sheridan child's life, are encouraged to will not fill all of the openings 2000 x301 to have an applica-
and McMinnvitle. Children be an active part of the pro- available. There is usually 2 tion mailed to yo~addfess.
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Authors of "Hope Risinp,,"
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"Blind Hope" (Kim), and
"Average Joe" (Troy).
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