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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1981)
o o o o o o o o o o o VanSchoiack yard chosen Eeney, Meeny, Meiny and Mo( Heppner Yard of Month The yard of Martha VanSchoiack. at the corner of Chase and Cannon Streets, has been selected Heppner Yard of the Month, according to a Heppner Garden Club spokesperson. A story and photograph of Mrs. VanSchoiack's selection Is forthcoming. Oregon districts re-drawn, first time in 70 years The l)nii fiaielte-Times. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday. Julv 10, itmi-THItKK Rep. Billy Bellamy R- Cul ver) announced that on June 211, just two dnys before the cotiHtitutional deadline, the Oregon State Senate and House of Representatives both repassed HR 2001 which re draws Oregon's legislative districts. The governor signed the bill the next afternoon. "I will still be the represent ative for the present District 55 until the general election of K1H2 when all the new House districts will go into effect." Rep. Bellamy said. With the plan, one half of the Senate districts will be used in 19R2 with the other half (including all the Eastern Oregon Senate districts) going into effect in IttfU. due to the fact that 15 of the senators' four-year terms won't expire until that time. "Barring any court chal lenges, this will be the first time in 70 years that the legislature has reapportioned FT- - yLL-' v 3'' .... I i iiv ici.n . Memv and Moe are four i : i t -i 1 creatures who how mad their home w I'd the Irene Anhorn household for the post eight weeks. Arriving on May t.i in a small box 'having spent a few davs at the home of Bob Krein. Wildlife specialist . hev were handfuls of fluffv down with onlv a few pin-feathers showing on the wines of the older one. They i nri three older ones had been found hungry in a log deck at the Kinua Mill in Heppner and passed through several hands. The older three spent time at school with S'eve Brnwnfield and then went to the Brownfield. Ward and Wevgandl homes. Since them, one has flown awav to freedom, one met a fatal accident and one is to soon receive freedom. Through a series of boxes and a large cage these four beautiful barn owls are now in a large outside rage, becoming verv indepen dent and learning In fly. Many people, including two rooms of first graders from Heppner. four rooms of grade school students from Hermisfnn. the slnrv hour group at the Heppner i.ibrarv. nnd others at the Neighborhood Center and the Pioneer Nursing Home have enjnved seeing and learning about barn owls the pellet, the diet, the coloring of their unique heart-shaped face. Anhorn said she probably learned the most as she cut up ground squirrels for their feedings, read in books to learn about them and listened to them hiss, stomp and flap their wings at her. "Tears of sadness and gladness will be coming soon as they progress to indepen dence and freedom to the great outside world," Anhorn concluded. Irene Anhorn with friend Moe PROTECT AGAINST itself." Rep. Bellamy said. The reapportionment plan passed with a good margin in both Houses. 52-fi in the House of Representatives and 20 0 in the Senate . "House Bill 2001 brought about considerable changes in the district which I presently represent." Rep. Bellamy slated. Under this new legisla tion. District 55 was reduced C-Enq HB 2001-House Districts " ,1 '"' I tS50tjC" J I ' c- ,irm' T" -f-4J3V U--rT 1 iJv f'y . x Jt:w i 1 54 1 1 I , v- I t from an eight -count v district to one with only two counties, with Jefferson and northwest Deschutes county including part of the city of Bend East Linn. Marion and Clackamas counties, formerly part of District 55. were joined with districts which are completely west of the Cascades. Wasco. Sherman and flilliam counties are now included in a five county district with Hood River and Wheeler counties Finally. Morrow Counlv was joined with the three counties of Crook. Grant and Raker. The new Congressional dis-, tricts. including the new 5th district, have not yet been drawn but the legislature is not pressured with a deadline to make those decisions. Rep Bellamv can be reach ed bv writing to H 371. State Capitol. Salem. OR 97310. or call toll free 1-800-452-7813. USE OUR LIQUID OR DUST MALATHION TO TREAT YOUR STORED GRAIN OWC&XTJ CB3Ifi),f,Vf u 'Irs Dim Chemiccl Division 422-7239 ypp C-Eng HB 2001 -- Senate Districts IFEACIrO I. j Zr-' V 1 ) r H 4-12 s-OS' I - fl( u I - " 9"T C 0 S .0 0 ,. t , . . CW. I . 1 MM ""7 cAj "ss."' faun..!. ,TW S is' rv--t i . - 0"M" (MrL. i c 28 -f l " r j o "l e o o limn I rr- v F fU ( 1 " 7 0 R M 1 . I X c u I I N I G50D Market it? mv RED HAVEN ooooooooooooooooooo Wheel & Deal!!! g 15 EL CAfJUHO g 233 o si inn s o 676-9921 5 O O AliVt 1,100 I 1 " t i t OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGTv j. 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