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M i l l « l lit l i t AWING
PROPOSED WILLOW CREEK
PEOPLE 'S U TILITY DISTRICT
The Oregon D epartm ent
of
Energy w ill conduct a public hear
mg at the time and place designated
below pursuant to OKS 261 IIS The
purpose
the hearing is to gather
information regarding the avail
ability and cost of power to the
proposed PCD. the tax conseijuen
ces of forming the proposed PUD
and other relevant information
Then information w ill be used by the
Department in preparing and pub
lishing with the advise and assist
ante of the Public U tility Commis
sinner the report required by OKS
281 115 to consider the advisability
of creating a W illow Creek Peoples'
I 'l i l i l y D is tric t The proposed
district would comprise the area
described tielnw int Description of
Boundaries of the Proposed W illow
Creek People's U tility D is tric t"
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Dale Adlard owner o( I) * 1. Repair in Hrppncr. helps customer Marx in
1-ane with parts order in new parts store recently opened at l> A I.
The store is affiliated with complete Auto Parts iCAPs- and a grand
opening is planned in May
Card party winners announced
The pnzc winners at the second
Senior Citizen Building Fund
Benefit card party held at the
Kpiscopal Church Parish Hall on
Thursday afternoon March 28.
were Norma (tea. first. Sue
Vinson, second. Sophie Ayers
HEARING
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H arlan
McCurdy, first. Wavcl Wilkinson,
second and Inez Krwin. low at
bridge and Justine Weatherford
won the only prize for Trivial
Pursuit
All persons interested are invited
to be present at the hearing The
Oregon Department of Energy will
hear testimony related to forming
the district Testimony is especially
invited covering tax considerations
Heppner Happenings
Hazel Mahoney is spending some
time with her daughter and son in
law. Shannon and Harlan Smith, and
sons, in Seattle The Smiths recently
moved to Seattle from Canby.
( Iregon
Ruth l-ocust Chapter No 32, Order
of the Eastern Star, w ill meet
Monday, April H, I9H5, for a Friend
ship and with Anniversary Night
Members
from
neighboring
chapters have been invited This w ill
tie a time for honoring chapter
members and remembering events
of by gone years Also, a time to
greet old friends and make new
one* All local members are invited
and we are told that some plan to
wear apparel representative of
yester years
Mr and Mrs Walter Wood and
children. Beth and Johnny, from
Sweet Home visited Mr and Mrs
John Mood during spring vacation
Waller is the son of Mr and Mrs
John Wood and his wife. Jean, is the
daughter of Anita iStockardi Me
Milan, a former teacher in Heppner
Grade School Walter Wood is a
school co ordinator and curriculum
director in Sweet Home and Jean
iSlockurdi Wood is u teacher in the
Sociology Department of the Univer
sity of (iregon
Some of the teachers enjoyed the
spring break with Don and Dcbby
Christiansen and Carlina vacation
mg at the roast and southern Ore
gori They visited her folks at
Brookings and spent some time at
Ashland Also, John and Brenda
Weygandt and fam ily traveled to
San Francisco and Disneyland Mr
and Mrs David Sinkrvilch were
reported as visiting in Montana and
Medford was the goal of Sarah
Carlson
Mrs Dean Connor and daughters
Penny Connor and Mrs Steve Hic
key, together with Mrs Lincoln
Nash, spent the weekend in Port
land While there, they visited Mr
and Mrs la irry Moss and children
Mrs Moss is the daughtrr of the
former Rose Nash Lincoln Nash
went as far as timid River, where he
was a house-guest of his sister Mary
Springer
Penny Connor and lieanne Hickey
attended the baseball game at Wes
ton McEwen on Friday night Mrs
Hickey has been visiting relatives
here while her husliand. Steve, is in
California with the Oregon State
University track team, of which he
is a member
The Degree of Honor w ill have a
food sale on Friday. April 5. at the
postoffice
Doug Smith, owner of Heppner
Bowl, has been elected president of
the 5o member Oregon Bowling pro
prielor's Association The term is
for one year, and Smith w ill take
office in Julv
PMH Jr. Auxiliary organizes
The Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary has started a Junior
Auxiliary for young people age 13
through 18. a spokesperson has
announced
First training session for the
Junior Auxiliary w ill he Wednesday.
April 3 al 4 p m in the head nurses
office at the hospital The auxiliary
lx to he included in Heppner High
School's w ork study pro g ra m ,
stressed the group's spokesperson
The training sessions w ill include
how to work with the residents as
well as overall assisting the nurses
and activity director
"This should be good experience
for those interested in future emp
ployment in the medical field, she
said
Those interested and who cannot
make the first meeting may contact
Pat Thompson at 676 54*4 or Mike
Royer at the high school
Today. Wednesday. April 3. an
Easter Week Dinner was prepar
ed for South Morrow Senior C iti
zens by two recently hired meal
site rooks The new head cook is
Melvin Hammons Heppnei who
has had years of experience
cooking for the Oregon National
Guard
His assistant cook is
Eleanor Gonly. also of Heppner
who is remembered as the first
cook for senior meals here
Two new cooks join mealsite
PUBLIC NOTICE
l*ursuant to OKS 477 250. notice is John Day. Prinevdie. The Dalles
hereby given that a public hearing and I .¿Grande. Oregon
will be held for the purpose ot
providing all owners of lands an
OREGON STATE
opportunity to be heard on matters
DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY
pertaining to the budgeting of
H MIKE M ILLER.
moneys required to defray the coat of
STATE FORESTER
fire protection and suppression with
Published March 77. April 3. 1985
in the iLundanes of the Eaitern
Oregon Fire lYotertion District and
for privately owned landa in Baker.
Crook. Deschutaa. Gilliam , Grant.
Harney. Hood River. Jefferson. Mai .
heur, Morrow, Umatilla, U n io n .tr
Wallowa. Watro. and W h e e le r^
counties within the boundaries of the .
Deschutes, M alheur. Mt Hood. 4
Ochoco. Umatilla and Wallowa ¡4.
Whitman National Forests
Hearings w ill he held at the ^
Published
Rv I R \ \ IS HA ATT
The Heppner Mustangs baseball
team got off to a good start, beating
the Condon Blue !>evilx in a pre sea
son game 9«
Both teams went down in the first
inning Condon struck first, with two
runs in the second inning off Pitcher
Jim McConnell as Bill Cauficld
drove in two runs to take the early
lead
The Mustangs closed the gap to
one, on Bob Riehl's RBI single Then
Heppner got it going in the third
inning as they sent up elev en hitters
in the third TtO) Hyatt and Hiehl
had two RBI's, and pitcher Chad
Smith walked four hitters
Eight runners came across the
plate and Heppner led 9 1
Condon came close to coming hack
getting three runs in the third and
added another in the sixth but
McConnell settled d o w n after (he
IN THE MATTEROE
MORROW ( Ot N TA
NOTH EOE R E ifl EST
EOR At KNOW LEDGE M l NT OE
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STA TE M I!!! PI AN NINI. M l Aï-S
The Department of Land Conser
ration and Development has again
received a request from Morrow
County that their comprehensive
plan and land use regulations be
acknowledged to be in compliance
with the Statewide Planning Goals
In the first review of this plan, the
la n d Conservation and Develop
ment Commission found that certain
aspects of the plan did not comply
with Statewide Planning Goals
The Commission w ill review the
plan at its meeting on May 23 24.
1985 The review will be based on a
Rv TKAYINIIY ATT
The Heppner Mustangs record fell
to I 1 last Saturday as they lost to the
Scio Loggers in a pre season contest
Scto. the class A champs two years
ago looked impressive in the first
two innings, taking a three nothing
lead, thanks to a couple of errors and
walks Hut the Mustangs scored
three runs of their own in the bottom
half of the second
Rick Riehl led off the inning with a
walk, followed by brother Robs
single Travis Hyatt lined a single to
right field to score Rick Follow mg a
wild pitch that scored Hob Riehl
Hyatt scored on a RBI ground out by
Joe Taylor
Heppner followed that inning with
three more runs in the third Singles
by Ron Doherty and Troy Hyatt
started the rally, followed by a
throwing error on the third baseman
and a walk by Rob Riehl Travis
Hyatt collected his second hit ot the
game and his third RBI to give
Heppner the lead 6 3
But that lead wasn't soon to hold
as Scio registered two runs in the
fifth and seven runs, imost of them
unearned > to give the loggers a
comfortable win
Errors was the major problem of
the Mustangs as they committed
eight in the game Pitcher Jim
McConnell allowed only five hits in
the game striking out seven and
walking nine Scio committed only
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one error
I felt we were in control after
(our innings, leading 6 3 The start
ers were playing well, hitting the
ball hard, and Jim was pitching a
good game, said Coach Mike Roy
er. but our young players need the
time and experience, and that's
what pre season games are for II
was definitely a misleading score
" I'm really encouraged." com
mented Royer on his teams play.
we've played two good pre season
games The most encouraging
aspects have been our defense and
the way we hit the ball
Our depth at the pitching position
is our real weakness and il will
probably cost us a lew games down
the road
We may not be a contender,"
continued Royer, "but I'm really
encouraged with the way the team
has played so far I think were going
to surprise a few people and win
some games this year
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N A M ’S BEST
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third inning allow ing only three hits
We didn't collect a lot of base hits
but we were making contact and
hitting the ball hard." said Coach
MikeKoyer we did get on base and
score when we needed to and that's
encouraging
Condon outhit the Mustangs seven
hits to (our but also gave up five
walks McConnell struck out seven
for Heppner
"It's hard to evaluate this team
after one game." said Royer, "but
its nice to start with a win and it
gave us some much needed con
fidence
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Heppner
( ondon smith Winslow (St. Scott
Miller <61 and Steve M iller
Heppner: McConnell and Riehl
2lt Haves. It Itlehl Homer. New
man t aufield
Heppner falls to 1-1 in
pre-season game with Scio
April 3. 10 19*5
BEFORE THE LAND
CONSERVATION 4M»
I I I D I IIP M f NT 4 IIM M Is s lllN
Of THE. ST ATE 4>E OREGON
Mustangs start season with
win over Condon
By Mary Bryant, 676-9493
Herman and Alma Green, their
son Tom and fam ily, from P rinr
ville. son l-aurence and fam ily from
Wasco, son C liff and fam ily from
Heppner. and daughter Margaret
from Portland vacationed during
spring break at Oceanside They
reported that their activities, such
as fishing, were limited because of
the inclement weather
Arlington Grade
School Cafetorium
I2«> Main Street
Thursday, April 25.
IMS
7pm
and the availability and cost of
power
The territory of the proposed
WILLOW
CREEK PEOPLES
UTILITY DISTRICT is described as
follow s
Beginning at the Northwest
corner ot Gilliam County at a point
on the boundary of the Slate of
Oregon opposite the mouth of the
John Day Hiver to a point where it
intersects the North line of Section
33. Township 2 North. Range 18
East thence Easterly along sec
lion lines to the Southeast corner
of Section 27. Township 2 North,
Range 20 East thence Northeast
erly to the .Southwest corner of
Section 18. Township 2 North.
Range 21 East, thence Easterly
along section lines to the South
east comer of Section 13, Town
ship 2 North Range 21 East
thence Northerly along section
lines to the Northwest corner of
Section 6. Township 2 North.
Range 22 E ast. ftlence Easterly
along section lines to its mlersec
lion with center line of Oregon
Stale Highway No 7t Willow
Creek Road > thence generally
Southeasterly along said center
line of said highway to its mlersec
lion with the South line of Section
21. Township 2 North. Range 23
East, thence Easterly along sec
lion lines to the Southeast corner
of Section 24. Township 2 North,
Range 24 East thence Northerly
report by DI.CD staff and comments
received from affected local, slate
and federal agencies and interested
persons Rev lewers are adv ised that
the materials submitted may also
affect other tioal topics in the
jurisdiction s compliance request
prev lously found by the Commission
to be ready for acknowledgement
Comments or objections to the
Commission adknowledging the
plan must be submitted to the
ilepartmenl of I .and Conservation
and Development. 1175 Court Street
N E . Salem Oregon 97310. by April
IS. 1985 in order to be addressed in
the staff report A copy of the
comment or objection letter should
also be sent to the affected local
jurisdiction
Copies of the plan are available
for review at the Department in
Salema nd the DLCD Field Offices
in Portland 120 SW Stark Street.
Room 530i and La Grande (RSI
House EOSC i and Morrow County
Courthouse.
tC ourt
Street.
Heppner i
For additional information con
tact the Department in Salem at
378 492«. or l.a Grande at 9*3 1742
DATED THIS 29th DAY OE
MARCH 19*5
along section lines to the South
east corner of Section 13. Town
ship 3 North. Range 24 E ast.
thence Northwesterly to the South
west corner of Section 20 Town
slop 4 North. Range 24 East.
thence Northerlv along section
lines to the boundary of the state,
thence Westerly along the bound
ary of the slate to the point of
beginning
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