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Page 7. THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OK.. Thursday. July 10. 1975 Game department changes name r r 1 it ft i . " '"' w m 4St IVfH v?, - ' 1 I I I 5 i .vi ft. . . Y. Willow Cret'k All-Star candidates. Front row from the left. Kelly Hammond, LuAnn Way, Bob Roberts, Mike Leavitt, John Bier, Doug Holland, Richard Smith and Greg Rietmann. Second row from the left, Jay Patterson, Brian Thompson, Scott Martin, Cliff Dougherty, Ian Cate, Donny Lott, Shawn La Rue, Ralph Morter and Rick Cole. (Not pictured are James Angel and Kenny Stoukey . Of the 19 boys and girls selected, 14 will be chosen as All Stars to represent Morrow County in the playoff games. The remaining five will be alternates. Forest operation fees required r iiiiiin r . mm. '1 5' Fit, runiforl. nml long limting wrvice r umiMiK th mny rlra vulur f--lit UxiV inti iM-furi tlUV- OfckX ltlg your netl pmr of work thue or b"t. Come ,.. your fwt will nmke bflwver of ynu RED tn GONTY'S Fees are now being required for permits to operate power driven machinery and for logging or road building in Oregon forests, according to J E. Sthroeder. State Forest er. The law requiring the fees was passed by the 1975 State Legislature and became ef fective July 1, 1975. It is designed to help pay for administration and enforce ment of the Oregon Forest Practices Act. The law requires that a payment of $12 50 be submitt ed w ith each application for a commercial permit to operate powerlriven machinery. In addition, every operator who obtains a permit for yarding or roadbuilding on lands protected from fire by the Oregon State Department or Forestry will pity a per acre-1 fee. The fee will be one dollar for each acre of clearcutting. with i i i HAVE SHAMPOO WILL TRAVEL Let Us Shampoo Your Carpets, caii SPEC1RUM JAinORIAL 989-8451 the first 10 acres exempt. Fees for partial cuts are ten cents per acre, with the first 100 acres exempt. Road building fees will be computed on a per acre basis and charged as for clearcutting. Fees cover operations spe cified in the permits for one calendar year. Provisions have been made for any operator to establish a prepaid account with the Department of Forestry. Subsequent per mits can then be charged to the account. Forest operations excluded in the fee schedule are: cultural activities (including pre-commercial thinning . Christmas tree harvest and non-commercial operations i such as personal use wood cutting). I Permits and further infor mation on the details of the new fee system are available from Oregon State Depart ment of Forestry offices located throughout the state. i i i r I I ANSWIHStOyt lMIDNSHlH I M I M VMM'KM.UV Thank you. Arictnu.y commission!!) HarJslcy-Haslachef state wide public opinion poll shows that Oregon citizens support our proposed Umatilla aluminum reduc tion plant by better than 3 to I , and that more than 87 percent of our new neighbors in Hcnniston-Umatilla welcome us. oWe're glad S we're going to be part of LA Oregon's clean livable fri nc'ghborhtxxi. ... t I rf3)AiXMAX t vN . v . ; i ' Poflc working to J yy:ljl(f build a stronger economy "k 'J'&V'i' compatible with Gjr Oregon's environment. Over Ilia Tea Cq Willow Creek Country Club hosted the Echo Country Gub, Sunday, June 29. Ten men and two women from Echo joined with fifteen men and six women from Willow Creek for the days activities. Scores were as follows: for the Echo ladies; low gross, Betty Branstetter; low net, Laura Esseltyn; least putts. Betty Branstetter; long drive. Betty Branstetter. For the Heppner ladies: low gross, a tie between Gndy Kerr and Bev Gunderson; least putts, a tie between Sue Jepsen and Cindy Kerr; low net. Vicki Edmundson; long drive, Vicki Edmundson; K.P., Bev Gun derson. For the Echo men: low gross. Mack Michieli ; second low gross. D. Shu!!; low net. Jim Ward; second low net, T. "Branstetter. Long drive. Mack Michieli; K.P.. Dick Sedgewick; least putts. Dick Sedgewick. For the Heppner men: low gross. Charlie Rawlins; second low gross, Dave Harrison; low net, Ron Jones; long drive, Larry Groves; least putts. Lowell Gribble: K P. Ambrose Cha pin. There were two flights of sole survivors; winners of the first flight were: first. George Brandle. Echo; second. John Edmundsoi.. Heppner. Win ners of the second flight were: first. Tom Branstetter. Echo; second. Bob Jepsen. Heppner. On July 4. the club had a flag day tournament with Charlie Rawlins and Dee Gribble taking top honors for the men and women respectively. Gol fers were given their nine hole handicaps plus the course par. Everyone made it to at least the seventh hole before run ning out of strokes. Dave and Norma Harrison were in charge of the arrangements Mens play on July 6 was enjoyed by nineteen fellows who dodged lightning bolls and rain drops. Gary Hunt took low gross honors with a fine round of 29-31 for an even par 60. Low net went to "S B." Kerr. Hunt also took least putt honors, and Jim and Francis ByRAL v. Doherty had long drive and KP. Coming activities: Sunday. July 13. Willow Creek at Kinzua. Tuesday. July 15 the women of the Willow Creek Country Club will host the ladies from Condon and Boardman. Tee off time is 9 a.m. with refreshments served prior to tee time. Saturday, July 19, Bar-B-Que, 5 p m. Sunday. July 20. Willow Creek at Willow Run imenl. Tr iifJiiWle-Time l.issifii-d Ad A year and a half ago the Oregon State Game Commis sion became the Oregon Wildlife Commission. As of July I. the Wildlife Commis sion merged officially with the Oregon Fish Commission to become the Oregon Depart ment of Fish and Wildlife. Last Friday Gov. Bob Straub swore in the new seven-member Fish and Wild life Commission. John W. McKean. previously director of the Wildlife Commission, was appointed acting director of the Department of Fish and Wildlife until the Commission selects a permanent director. For the time being. McKean said, the employes of the old Wildlife Commission will con tinue working from offices in Portland and the personnel of the former Fish Commission will continue to work from the State Office Building in down town Portland. McKean says the agency is exploring the possibilities of finding another building in the Portland area which would house all the employes under one roof. Although personnel will continue to work from two offices, the process of re organizing into a single agen cy has begun. McKean added, and will take top priority during the next two months. In the meantime the thing to remember is: There is no Game Commission. There is no Fish Commission. There is no Wildlife Commission. From now on it's the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, which consists of a commission, the director, and a staff of over 600 employes. NEWCOMERS ( II B The Newcomers Club in vites all women to attend a no host luncheon at the Wagon Wheel each Monday at noon. This way they may become acquainted with other area women. I ONLY Reg. $859.95 RCA COLOR TV This week $650.00 Chest Type Freezers U-Haul $250.00 25 OFF on all small appliances , only- Snapper Lawn Mower This week only $150.00 Loft's Electric HEPPNER 676-5811 ATTEND THE BARBECUE July 15, CECIL, OR. OREGON WAGOM TRAIN FOOD BARBECUE SQUARE DANCING OLD TIME FIDDLING MENU: BARBECUED BEEF, BAKED BEANS, COLE SLAW, SOURDOUGH BISCUITS AND DESSERT. Milk and Coffee available. 7rXLjr FAMILIES $7.00 ADULTS $250 Children 6-12 $150 UNDER 6 FREE - Thlv d pnMM-rd a public ten Ire by : borrow County rain jvovjqv Your Friendly Local Co-op inr JUL 93WJ221 W Lexington, OR
