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Hood River News, Saturday, May 23, 2015
Marbach, Cook partner with Columbia
Gorge Press on new Gorge Scenic Area book
The Columbia Gorge
Press has ventured in to
the book publishing arena
with a stunning new photo
essay project with Peter
Marbach and Janet Cook.
“Columbia River Gorge
National Scenic Area” re-
unites acclaimed Hood
River photographer Peter
Marbach with The Gorge
magazine editor Janet
Cook for their fourth book
project together.
“We are grateful to Peter
for the opportunity to
show the high end produc-
tion values of the Colum-
bia Gorge Press,” said
Tony Methvin, General
Manager.
Peter and Janet collabo-
rated in 2011 on a special
commemorative book on
the 25th anniversary of
the legislation that created
the national scenic area.
The book sold out in its
first year and when the
previous publisher went
out of business, Peter
began a search for a new
publisher.
“It is wonderful to be
working on a product that
is truly 100 percent Made
in the Gorge,” said Mar-
bach. “Partnering with the
Columbia Gorge Press has
been a blessing and Janet
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and in the district, and I’ve
done work on the committee
scale with the Department of
Oregon.”
He’s served as the post’s
commander “nine or 10
times,” as vice commander
“seven, eight or nine times,”
on the board of directors, as
the chaplain — both post and
district — and was even the
district vice commander “a
couple of times,” with a ser-
vice area that goes from Cas-
cade Locks to La Pine.
Not a bad record for 36
years.
“They was pushing me
hard, trust me,” he said.
Leonard has helped plan
the annual Idlewilde Ceme-
tery Memorial Day service
for nearly as many years as
he’s been with the American
Legion.
“One goes into the other
after a while,” he said.
USPS crash
effects delivery
and I are thrilled to keep
the legacy going of our
work to celebrate and
honor the gifts of the
Gorge.”
(The book was original-
ly slated for release in
April.)
A serious traffic acci-
dent occurred in Port-
land late Wednesday
night involving a tractor-
trailer operated by a con-
tractor for the U.S. Postal
Service and a private ve-
hicle.
About 1,500 packages
were inside the trailer,
and the vast majority
were severely damaged
or destroyed.
The Postal Service is
retrieving all items and
will notify any senders
whose addresses are
identifiable with instruc-
tions on how to file a
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A book signing and lec-
ture, “Wild at Heart in the
Columbia River Gorge,”
happens on May 27 at Co-
lumbia Center for the Arts
in Hood River. Signing at
6:30 p.m. followed by pro-
gram at 7. Marbach will
share stories about images
that reflect the value of
wildness in everyday life.
There used to be more
than one veteran’s organiza-
tion in the valley, and all
would help with the service.
“Now we’re just down to
us, basically. We just inherit-
ed this stuff over a period of
time,” he said.
On Thursday mor ning
under threatening skies,
Leonard and Idlewilde Sex-
ton Bob Huskey were part of
a small crew placing flags on
the graves of veterans and
getting the grounds ready for
the weekend’s expected
heavy traffic. By Sunday
evening, Leonard said, the
grounds will be completely
ready for Monday’s 11 a.m.
ceremony start.
This year’s theme is “Hon-
oring T hose Who Have
Served,” and as such, a new,
6-foot illuminated floral
wreath will be dedicated to
all veterans buried in Hood
River County. Other high-
lights will include twenty-
two veterans’ names added
to the Walk of Honor, a fly-
over by WAAAM pilots,
Peter Marbach and Janet Cook
music by the Hood River Val-
ley High School band, a mu-
sical tribute sung by Andy
Streich, and a three cannon
salute after “Taps.”
It’s the support of the com-
munity, year after year, that
makes the ceremony happen,
Leonard said, whether
they’re working behind the
scenes to get the cemetery
ready for visitors, or in the
ceremony itself. And that in-
cludes his daughters, Shelley
Leonard and Tammy Long.
Leonard served in the
Vietnam War from June 1967
to June 1968 in the Ninth In-
fantry Division, Task Force
117, Mobile Riverine Force.
His Army unit was the only
one since the Civil War that
has held continuous opera-
tions with the US Navy, a fact
he’s proud of.
“We were in a lot of com-
bat,” he said. “Our unit was
about three years in the
Delta before things starting
going the other way. We had
2,644 KIA (kill in action) and
18,831 wounded. We were
there during the Tet Offen-
sive, and they came through
the south and went back
down through the south.”
He was one of the wound-
ed. He understands why
some vets don’t like to talk
about their war experiences.
“It’s not a pleasant sub-
ject,” he said. “A lot of people
don’t understand the con-
cept. It’s not like the movies,
it’s organized chaos. Once
the first bullet comes
whizzing through the air,
everything goes south.”
For more detailed infor-
mation about this year’s
Memorial Day ceremony,
turn to pages A10-A11.
claim for any loss that
may have resulted in this
incident. However, many
packages no longer have
identifiable addresses.
Packages mailed from
the Hood River Post Of-
fice on May 20 may have
been transported in this
shipment.
Contact the Postal Ser-
vice’s Marketing Depart-
ment at 503-294-2305, be-
tween 8-5 p.m. Info is also
available at the Postal
Service’s
website:
w w w. u s p s . c o m
/help/claims.htm.
THIS WEEK AT HRVHS
Monday, May 25
No school, Memorial Day
Tuesday, May 26
Speech
and
Debate
Awards, 6 p.m. @ Cafeteria
Boys Lacrosse vs Rex Put-
nam (play-off), 6:30 p.m.
@HRVHS
Wednesday, May 27
Touch and See Day, 8-2 p.m.
@ HRVHS Land Lab
Baseball vs TBD Play-Off,
TBD @ Traner Field
Senior Scholarship Night,
6:30 @ Bowe Theatre
Thursday, May 28
Mr. HRV, 7 p.m. @ Bowe
Theatre
Friday, May 29
All-School Luau, Noon @
HRVHS
Last Chance Dance, 8 p.m.
@ HRV Commons
Saturday, May 30
No Activities Scheduled
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All games and activities
(home and away) can be
found at www.HRVHS.com.
Queen Size
Mattress Sets
Starting at $ 249
MURRAY’S
FURNITURE &
SLEEP CENTER
981 Tucker Road • Hood River
(541) 386-3915
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teachers. Teacher grants are
one of the three major activ-
ities of HRCEF, along with
post-secondary scholarships
and projects to support stu-
dents.
Steighner has assembled
more than 80 graduates of
his program for the concert,
similar to one he did five
years ago.
Expect music from the re-
union choir, some solos, a
mini-reunion performance
by Aurora, and some anec-
dotes and testimonials, ac-
cording to Steighner.
Steighner will retires this
June after 36 years in the
Hood River County School
District. However, he is al-
ready busy with future pro-
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jects including the musical
“Next to Normal” at CAST
this summer, and a “musical
murder mystery” he is writ-
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School drama department in
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Public Notices
ESTATE OF
SERGIUS RAY
GAULKE NOTICE
TO INTERESTED
PERSONS CASE
NO. 150010P
In the Circuit
Court of the State of
Oregon, for the
County of Hood Riv-
er, Probate Depart-
ment.
In the Matter of
the
Estate
of
Sergius Ray Gaulke,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby
given that Terry K.
Gaulke has been
appointed as the
personal represen-
tative of the above
estate. All persons
having
claims
against the estate
are required to pre-
sent them to the un-
dersigned personal
representative
in
care of the under-
signed attorney at:
5550 SW Macadam
Ave Ste 110, Port-
land, OR 97239-
3772, within four
months after the
date of first publica-
tion of this notice, as
stated below, or
such claims may be
barred.
All persons whose
rights may be affect-
ed by the proceed-
ings in this estate
may obtain addition-
al information from
the records of the
Court, the personal
representative, or
the attorney for the
personal represen-
tative.
Dated and first
published May 9,
2015.
Terry K. Gaulke,
Personal Represen-
tative
Carolyn W. Miller,
OSB #784278, Car-
olyn W. Miller, PC,
Attorney for Person-
al Representative,
5550 SW Macadam
Ave Ste 110, Port-
land, OR 97239-
3772
37,39,41-3t
NOTICE OF APPLI-
CATION HOOD
RIVER COUNTY
PLANNING DE-
PARTMENT
Pursuant to the
Hood River County
Zoning Ordinance,
the Planning Direc-
tor will make a deci-
sion regarding the
following application
on or around Mon-
day, June 29, 2015:
Barbara Miller, (P-
15-0069) has made
application for a
property line adjust-
ment to reconfigure
three existing legal
parcels within her
ownership.
Since
Ms. Miller’s request
involves the adjust-
ment of multiple
property lines, the
recording of a parti-
tion plat will be used
as the mechanism to
finalize the property
line
adjustments
should this applica-
tion be approved, al-
though no new
parcels will be creat-
ed.
The parcels affect-
ed by this applica-
tion are located on
the E side of Allen
Road, approx. ¼
mile S of its intersec-
tion with Baseline
Drive: 1N 10E, Sec-
tion 33, Tax Lots
#1900, #1901, and
#1902, and are
zoned
Exclusive
Farm Use (EFU) –
High Value Farm-
land. If you have
comments on this
application, please
respond by 5:00
p.m., Mon, Jun 8,
2015.
The application
and supporting doc-
uments are available
for review or pur-
chase (0.25¢ /sheet)
at County Planning,
601 State St., Hood
River, OR 97031;
(541)
387-6840;
plan.dept@co.hood-
river.or.us.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby
given that the Mid-
Columbia Council of
Governments Board
of Directors will
meet Tuesday, May
26, 2015 at 1:00
p.m. at MCCOG,
1113 Kelly Ave., The
Dalles, OR. (541)
298-4101. Principal
subjects: Resolu-
tions for approval
and FY 2015-16
Budget.
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IN THE MATTER
OF THE ESTATE
OF BECKY
ROSEANNE
MCALLISTER,
DECEASED, HOOD
RIVER COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT
CASE NO. 150009P
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that Jerry D. Ander-
son has been ap-
pointed the Personal
Representative of
the above Estate.
All persons having
claims against said
estate are required
to present the same,
with proper vouch-
ers to the Personal
Representative at
the law office of
Wyers | Wyers, At-
torneys, 216 Cas-
cade Street, Hood
River,
Oregon
97031, within four
(4) months from the
date of first publica-
tion of this notice as
stated below, or they
may be barred. All
persons
whose
rights may be affect-
ed by this proceed-
ing may obtain addi-
tional information
from the records of
the Court, the Per-
sonal Representa-
tive, or the Attorney
for the Personal
Representative.
Dated and first
published May 23,
2015.
PERSONAL REP-
RESENTATIVE
Jerry Dennis An-
derson, 423 Ruth
Lane, Nampa, ID
83686, (208) 899-
7749
ATTORNEY FOR
PERSONAL REP-
RESENTATIVE
Teunis G. Wyers
OSB #111496, 216
Columbia Street -
P.O. Box 917, Hood
River, Oregon 97031
phone: (541) 386-
2210 fax: (541) 610-
1520
teu-
nisg@wyerslawpc.c
om
41,43,45-3t
PUBLIC NOTICE
In the Matter of
the Estate of William
Dale Pierson, NO-
TICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that J.R.
Windsor has been
appointed personal
representative. All
persons
having
claims against the
estate are required
to present them,
with vouchers at-
tached, to the per-
sonal representative
at the law office of
the attorney for the
personal represen-
tative, within four
months after the
date of first publica-
tion of this notice, or
the claims may be
barred.
All persons whose
rights may be affect-
ed by the proceed-
ings may obtain ad-
ditional information
from the records of
the court, the per-
sonal representa-
tive, or the attorneys
for the personal rep-
resentative, William
H. Sumerfield, P.O.
Box 758, Hood Riv-
er, Oregon 97031.
39,41,43-3t
REQUEST FOR
PROPOSALS
JANITORIAL
SERVICES
The Port of Hood
River is requesting
proposals for Janito-
rial Maintenance of
multiple Port proper-
ties, located in and
around the City of
Hood River, OR. The
janitorial service will
be an annual con-
tract. The work con-
templated under this
Contract includes all
labor, tools, machin-
ery, materials, trans-
portation, equipment
and services neces-
sary for, and reason-
ably incidental to,
the completion of all
work in connection
with the project de-
scribed in the Con-
tract.
Project scope of
work is included in
the Request for Pro-
posals document,
available for down-
load
at
portof-
hoodriver.com (fol-
low the link under
Current Projects).
The single contact
point for questions
regarding the Solici-
tation,
changes,
clarification,
the
award
process,
and/or any other is-
sues that may arise
is Anne Medenbach
at (541) 386-5116,
fax (541) 386- 1395
and email ameden-
bach@portofhoodriv
er.com.
There will be a
mandatory
walk
through of all prop-
erties on Thursday,
May 28 at 10:00 AM
at the Port of Hood
River offices (1000
E. Port Marina Drive,
Hood River). Pro-
posals must be re-
ceived by 2:00 PM
on Tuesday, June 2,
2015 at the Port of-
fice or by mail to
1000 E. Port Marina
Drive, Hood River,
OR 97031.
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NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
FORM LB-1
A meeting of the Crystal Springs Water District Board of Commissioners will be held on June 4, 2015
at 1:30 pm at the District office in Odell. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the budget for the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 2015 as approved by the Crystal Springs Water District Budget Committee.
A summary of the budget is presented below. A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtained
at the District office, 3006 Chevron Drive in Odell between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm. This
certifies that the budget was prepared on a basis of accounting used during the preceding year. Major
changes, if any, and their effect on the budget, are explained below.
HOOD RIVER COUNTY
FINANCIAL
Questions? Please call 541-386-1234
(541) 354-1818
SUMMARY
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
ANTICIPATED
REQUIREMENTS
Adopted Budget
Approved Budget
This Year 2014-15
Next Year 2015-16
1. Total Personal Services
2. Total Material and Services
3. Total Capital Outlay
4. Total Debt Service
5. Total Transfers
6. Total Contingencies
7. Total All Other Exp/Req
8. Total Unapprop/End Fund Bal
9. Total Requirements (Lines 1-8)
10,000.00
532,482.96
24,793.74
617,808.17
212,550.00
1,816,352.55
42,000.00
10,000.00
535,737.48
34,793.74
2,928,592.87
3,269,241.94
10. Total Resources Ex Property Taxes
11. Total Property Taxes to Balance
12. Total Resources (Line 10 + 11)
2,928,592.87
0.00
2,928,592.87
3,234,448.20
0.00
3,234,448.20
STATEMENT
LONG-TERM DEBT
loan
Tot Indebtedness
OF
DEBT OUTSTANDING
July 1, 2015-16 Approved Budget Year
FORM LB-2
hrnlegals@hoodrivernews.com
Larry Brown
PRESIDENT, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ANTICIPATED
RESOURCES
Legal notice address
May 7, 2015
GENERAL FUND
1.TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES
2.TOTAL MATERIALS/SERVICES
3.TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
4.TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
5.TOTAL TRANSFERS
6.TOTAL CONTINGENCIES
7.TOTAL OTHER EXP/REQ
8.TOTAL UNAPPROPR/END BAL
9.TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
10.TOTAL RESOURCES
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FUND
3.TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
4.TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
5.TOTAL TRANSFERS
6.TOTAL CONTINGENCIES
7.TOTAL OTHER EXP/REQ
8.TOTAL UNAPPROPR/END BAL
9.TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
10.TOTAL RESOURCES
VEHICLE RESERVE FUND
3.TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
4.TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
5.TOTAL TRANSFERS
6.TOTAL CONTINGENCIES
7.TOTAL OTHER EXP/REQ
8.TOTAL UNAPPROPR/END BAL
9.TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
10.TOTAL RESOURCES
500,000.00
500,000.00
600,330.43
178,550.00
1,582,435.74
INDEBTEDNESS
DEBT AUTHORIZED, NOT INCURRED
July 1, 2015-16 Approved Budget Year
0.00
0.00
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX
ACTUAL DATA
ADOPTED BUDGET
APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR 2013-14
THIS YEAR 2014-15
NEXT YEAR 2015-16
598,459.43
166,084.29
1,112,605.54
600,330.43
178,550.00
1,157,580.83
10,000.00
532,482.96
10,000.00
532,482.96
617,808.17
212,550.00
1,316,500.00
42,000.00
10,000.00
535,737.48
108,086.44
2,419,632.22
2,527,718.66
0.00
2,478,944.22
2,478,944.22
0.00
2,734,595.65
2,734,595.65
ACTUAL DATA
ADOPTED BUDGET
APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR 2013-14
THIS YEAR 2014-15
NEXT YEAR 2015-16
196,755.88
234,242.15
196,755.88
430,998.03
424,854.91
0.00
424,854.91
424,854.91
465,058.81
0.00
465,058.81
465,058.81
ACTUAL DATA
ADOPTED BUDGET
APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR 2013-14
THIS YEAR 2014-15
NEXT YEAR 2015-16
35,157.22
14,793.74
35,157.22
49,950.96
0.00
24,793.74
0.00
24,793.74
24,793.74
0.00
34,793.74
0.00
34,793.74
34,793.74
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