SIX The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday March 1, 1979
Workday for golf
course Saturday
A work party will be held
Saturday, March 3, at Willow
Creek Country Club. Presi
dent Harold Kerr announced.
All members and prospect
ive members are encouraged
to participate. Work needed to
be done includes removing silt
from No. 3 Fairway, replacing
HHS ball field needs
improvement
Volunteers are sought to
join with Heppner High base
ball players, their parents,
and Heppner Lions Club
members in a workday Satur
day morning, starting at 9
lone at district
Cont. from page 5
apparently had used up their
quota of luck the previous
week.
The Cards were unable to
contain the Honkers' well-oiled
scoring machine, sparked
by 6-5 senior Jim Bailey, who
picked up 18 points in the
match.
Arlington led 33-16 at the
half, but the Cards cut their
lead by four points in the third
quarter, then closed within
nine points with five minutes
left.
The game once more within
reach, the adrenalin level rose
in Cardinal players and fans.
But as the Cards narrowed the
score, "we got a little pan
icky." Coach Del LaRue
commented. "We threw up a
few shots that shouldn't have
been there. It's good that we
could come back like that, but
we just didn't have the power
to stay up with those people.
They have a lot of tournament
experience."
The Honker proceded to put
the game out of reach in the
remaining minutes, during
which Card starter Dennis
Stefani strained an ankle and
was sidelined.
In addition to his 18 points,
Arlington's Bailey was credit
ed with 17 rebounds. All in all,
the Honkers picked up 37
boards to the Cards' 24 near
ly half of them offensive
rebounds.
High point men for lone
were McCabe and Stefani with
11 each. Danny McElligott
picked up eight, followed by
Robin LaRue with six, John
Lindstrom with four, Gregg
Rietmann with three and
Shawn LaRue with two.
The scores were closer when
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the footbridge between No. 2
and 7 Fairways, and removing
trees and debris from the
creek. ,
Thw work day will start at 9
a.m. '
Lunch will be served.
Bring shovels and rakes.
a.m.
The volunteers will devote
their efforts towards fixing up
the baseball field at the
fairgrounds in preparation for
the 1979 season.
lone faced Helix to decide the
winner of the consolation
bracket on Saturday, but the
results were the same.
"Both teams played rather
flat," said Coach LaRue,
despite the fact that no more
than four points separated the
two teams throughout the
contest.
After a lackluster three
quarters of trading baskets,
with three minutes remaining
on the clock, only one of the
Cardinal starting five Gregg
Rietmann remained on the
court. Robin LaRue and
Danny McElligott had fouled
out, Stefani was on the
sidelines with his injured
ankle, arid Kevin McCabe was
on the bench after running out
of gas. lone managed to post a
39-38 lead until the final three
seconds, when Wynn of Helix
drew a foul and sank a pair of
bonus shots. A desperate
last-second shot by Ione's
Glen Krebs hit the rim but
bounced away as the horn
sounded.
Rietmann was the leading
scorer for the Cardinals with
10 points, while Rydrich
topped the Helix shooting
game with 12. Also making
points for lone were Lind
strom, 8; Krebs, 6; McCabe,
6; Robin LaRue, 3; McElli
gott, 2; Starr, 2; and Shawn
LaRue. 2.
Saturday's contest marked
the end of their high school
basketball careers for seniors
McCabe, McElligott and Lind
strom. Arlington went on to defeat
second-place Dufur by 12
points to recapture the Big
Sky basketball crown.
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La Verne Van Marter racked
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Pearson chipped in eight to
spark the first-ranked team to
victory. Lee Padberg was the
top scorer for Forest Service,
with 14 points.
Eckman remains just one
game behind the unbeaten
Van Marter squad, after
beating Greenup by a 63-42
margin on Sunday. Dave
Allstott was high point man
Heppner frosh season
Cont. from page 5
picked up five, Don Lott got
four and Pat Parker dropped
in a free throw.
The current crop of fresh
man hoopsters "is the best
group I've coached in a long
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the kids really improved over
the year. Holland said that the
season was particularly sat
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marks his final year as
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for Eckman with 14, followed
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In other Town Team results,
Lane defeated Smith 57-32.
Campbell of the Lane squad
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followed by Del LaRue with
12.
Watkins overpowered
Johnston 70-44, with Gary
Watkins contributing 22 points
to the winning effort. Johns
ton's Neil Beamer was good
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This coming Sunday, Forest
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Van Marter takes on Lane,
Greenup will challenge Smith,
and Johnston faces Eckman.
Two of the Heppner fresh
man, Farrar and Holland,
posted season-long shooting
rates of 50 per cent or higher
from the field. Farrar con
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
Forest Service
Portland, Oregon
LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
the Forest Service is consider
ing an exchange of land with
Kinzua Corporation under the
authority of the Acts of March
20, 1922, as amended (16
U.S.C. 485, 486), and October
21, 1976 ( 43 U.S.C. 1716). The
lands under the jurisdiction of
the Forest Service that are
being considered for exchange
are in the Umatilla National
Forest and are described as:
T. 5. S., R. 28E., W.M.
(Morrow County, Oregon)
Section 5, SW4SWV4
T. 6S., R. 25E., W.M. (Morrow
County, Oregon)
Section 31, SEV4SWV4,
SW'4SE'i
Section 32, portion of SWV4,
SE"4
Section 33, SW'4NWv4,
NW4SW4, S'iSW4,
SW'4SE''4
Section 34, NESWW,
S'j.SW'4, SE'4.
T. 7S., R. 24E., W.M. (Wheeler
County, Oregon)
Section 6, Lots 6 and 7,
SWUNE'4, SE'4NW'.4,
E'aSW'4, W-aSE'4
T. 7S., R. 26E., W.M. (Grant
County, Oregon)
Section 3, Lots 1, 2 and 3,
S'2NE'4, SE'4
The Kinzua Corporation
lands are in the Umatilla
National Forest and are
described as:
T. 5S., R. 33E., W.M.
(Umatilla County, Oregon)
Section 21, NESW'i
T. 7S.. R. 23E., W.M. (Wheeler
County, Oregon)
Section 12, portion of
SEUSWW, ' portion of
SWUSE'4
Section 13, portion of
E';NW'4, SW''4, SMSE'4
Section 14, E'SE'.,
T. 7S., R. 24E., W.M. (Wheeler
County, Oregon)
Section 7, Lots 1 and 2,
NE'4, SE'4NW4, NE'4SW'4.
SE'iSE'4
Section 18, Lots 3 and 4,
NE'.NE'j. S 1 2 N E,
E'vSWUE'j
Any orsjjm of the above
described lands may be ex
changed provided the values
are equal. In the event the
values are not equal, either
party may equalize the values
of the payment of casn. The
amount of cash to be paid may
not exceed twenty-five per
cent of the value of the Forest
Service lands.
Persons claiming such prop
erties or having valid ob
jections to this proposed
exchange must file their
claims or objectives with the
Regional Forester, U.S.
Donna's
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Forest Service, P.O. Box 3623,
Portland, Oregon 97208, within
15 days after date of the last
publication of this notice.
Published Feb. 8, 15, 22
March 1, 1979
NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT
TRANSFER APPLICATIONS
NOS. 4159 & 4160
Notice is given hereby that
applications have been filed in
the office of the Water
Resources Director by Far
West Farms for approval of an
additional point of appropria
tion from ground water,
pursuant to the provisions of
ORS 537.705.
The certificate recorded at
page 43928, Volume 35, State
Record of Water Right Certifi
cates, in the name of Far West
Farms Oregon Ltd., des
cribes a right for the use of not
to exceed 4.13 cubic feet per
second from a certain ground
water aquifer for irrigation of
a certain 2240.4 ac in NVfe
NEV4, S'2 NW'4, & SWV4 of
Sec 7; NEV4, NW'4, & SE4 of
Sec 8; NEV4, SW'4, & SEV4 of
Sec 17; W' NEV4, NWV4,
SW'4, & W'2 SE'4 of Sec 18;
NWV4 NE'4, SM NE'4, E'2
NW'4, E'2 SW'4 of Sec 19;
NE'4, W"2 NW'4, SW't, &
SEV4 of Sec 20, NM NE'4 &
NM NW'4 of Sec 30, all in T
2N, R 26E, WM, with a date of
priority of Aug. 7, 1967. Water
for this right is diverted from
well No. 1 located 2470 ft N &
2910 ft E from the SW Corner
of Sec 20, being within the
NW"4 SE'4 of Sec 20, T 2N, R
26E, WM.
The certificate recorded at
page 43929, Volume 35 of said
record, in the name of Far
West Farms Oregon Ltd.,
describes a right for the use of
not to exceed 4.13 cfs from a
certain ground water aquifer
for supplemental irrigation of
said 2240.4 ac, with a date of
priority of Feb. 10, 1969. Water
for this right is diverted from
well No. 2 located 100 ft S &
1350 ft W from the NE Corner
of Sec 17, being within the
NW'4 NEV4 of Sec 17, T 2N, R
26E, WM.
The applicant herein, owner
of the lands above described,
proposes to establish an addi
tional point of appropriation
for said rights, without loss of
priority, at a well located 30 ft
S & 30 ft W from the NE
Corner of the NEV4 SEV4 of
Sec 18, being within the NEV4
SE'4 of Sec 18, T 2N, R 26E,
WM.
All persons interested are
notified hereby that a hearing
will be held at the county
courthouse at Heppner, Ore
gon, on April 24, 1979, at 9:30
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Dated at Salem, Oregon this
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SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET
HEARING
A public hearing on a
proposed supplemental bud
get for the Port of Morrow for
the fiscal year 1978-79, will be
held in the Council Chambers,
Room 12, Nelson Square,
Boardman, Oregon at 3 p.m.,
March 15, 1979. Copies of the
supplemental budget are
available without charge at
the Port of Morrow office in
Nelson Square. The budget
may be inspected by interest
ed persons at the office of the
Port during the regular office
hours. Any person may ap
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the supplemental budget and
discuss the budget or any part
of it.
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SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET
SUMMARY FOR' THE FIS
CAL YEAR 1978-79. INCOME
FROM MANAGEMENT
FEES OF POLLUTION CON
TROL BONDS.
Income from management
Fees of Pollution Control
Bonds: $25,800.
Requirements
General Fund
Personnel Services 137.00
Materials & Services 6,210.00
Capital Outlay 3,750.00
Other Expenditures &
Requirements 15,703.00
Total $25,800.00
Income Transfer from Gen
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Pollution Control Bond Man
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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
The Morrow County Plan
ning Commission will hold a
public hearing on Monday
March 26, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Morrow County District
Court Building, in Irrigon,
Oregon.
A public hearing will be held ,
on the following:
1. Application by Ed Glenn
for change of Zone from Farm
to Farm Residential 4N R25
Sec, 20 tax lot 200 located on
Kunze Road within the Board
man Urban Growth Boundary
consisting of approx. 38 Acs.
2. Application by Dewy
West for change of Zone from
Farm to Farm Residential 4N
R25 Sec 22 tax lot 200 located
at the East end of Kunze Road
South of irrigation canal,
consisting of approx. 50 Acs.
Interested persons are in
vited to the hearing and
express their views. Written
signed statements will be
considered. Reasons for ap
proval or disapproval should
be included in oral or written
statements.
DorrisL. Graves
Chairperson
Morrow County
Planning Commission
Published March 1 & 22, 1979
NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
Notice is hereby given,
pursuant to ORS 294.401, that a
meeting of the Budget Com
mittee of Morrow County,
Oregon, State of Oregon, will
be held at the Morrow Co.
Courthouse, Heppner, OR on
the 13th day of March, 1979 at
9:00 a.m. in the Circuit Court
room, for the purpose of
receiving the budget message
and budget document of said
county for the year 1979-1980.
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proposed programs with the
Budget Committee at that
time.
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