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K I4 .II r I h r H rp p n rr l i i i r U r T I m n M rp p n rt U rrg o n V in ln n d a t. H r r r m b r r I. I * j Mustangs return three lettermen By Axhlcv I on kiln lln p it r a dismal 4 IS record from a year ago. the Heppnrr boys' varsity basketball team looks to contend for a spot in the district tournament this time around In his fourth year as head coach. Brent Kggers returns only three letterment from a year ago How ever, all three were starters Tw o of the starters. 6'3" senior Keith Kenison led the Mustangs in nearly every statistical category last season Lindsay was seventh in the conference in free throw per centage <70 percent' and ninth in scoring I I I R points a game>. while being selected as a second team all conference pick Kenison topped the Mustang rebound charts last season, finishing loth in the league with an average of 7.1 boards a game and was voted the team's must valuable player The third returning starter. #0'' junior Wayne Wilgers. chipped in over six points a game while being near the top of the statistical charts l-a»t season the Wasco County Bedsides were the Columbia Basin Conference district champions and returned their entire team intact However, the success of the Red sides this season depends on 6 2 ' senior all league center. Jeff Hull who led the league in scoring, rebounding and field goal percen lage "He 'H u ll' suffered a knee injury during football season and it all depends on how he heals from it," stated Eggers If the Bedsides fall, the Riverside 1‘irjtes, also in Uu- CM West Division, could look to win that division the Pirates return 6 S" senior first team, all league pick, Brian Bvrd and second team, all CBC guard Chris Stevens, a senior How ever, the East D ivision llfeppner's division' looks to be wide open "A t this time I would have to say that t'matilla has to be PUBLIC N O TIC r p u b l ic Nona N O T IC E OK B U D G E T C O M M U T E M E E T IN G A meeting of the Budget Committee for Morrow County will be held in the County Court chambers in the County Courthouse at 8 30 a m on December II, 1985 The purpose of the meeting is to discuss a proposed supplemental budgrt for the 1*185 86 fiscal year This is a public meeting and any person may discuss the proposed supplemental budget with the committee The budget docu menl may be inspected or copies obtained by any person at the office of the County Court located at the County Courthouse Court Street Heppnrr, OR between the hours of 8 on a m to 12 I*) noon and from l uo p m to 5 oo p m LoRayne M Bowman Budgrt Officer Ihiblished December 4, 1985 The Morrow County Public Works Department is now accepting bids for K R O V A R I weed chemical Bids will lie opened on Tuesday, Decem ber 17, 1985 at 10 no a m in the Public Works Office located in lex mgton. Oregon Morrow County reserves the right to reject any or all bids For further information call 676 9U6I ext 17 Ihlhlished Decern tier 4. 1985 P U B L IC N O T IC E F IR S T B U D G E T C O M M IT T E E M E E T IN G A meeting of the Budget Commit tee for the City of Heppnrr will be held Monday. December 16th. 1985 at 7 30 P M at City Hall It« W Willow Street, Heppnrr. Oregon At this time the Budget Message and the Proposed Budget will be presen ted to the Budget Committee for their consideration A copy of the IVoposed Budgrt will be available at City Hall. Heppnrr. Oregon Anyone may discuss the budget in whole or in part with the Budget Committee Marshall Ixivgren. Budget Officer Published December 4. 1985 P R O P O S ED U S E H E A R IN G A public hearing will be held wherein citizens comments may lie received on the Propositi Use of state and Federal General Revenue Sharing Funds, so that they may be considered as the budget for the City of Heppnrr for the Fiscal Year 1986 87 IS being developed The hearing will be Monday. December 16th, 1985 at 7 30 P M at City Hall. 188 W Willow street, Heppner. ( iregon Marshall langren. Budget Officer l*ublished December 4. 1985 Remodeling? Save Now 'k Inch Sheetrock cash 1 carry IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E S TA TE O F OREGON FO B MORROW C O U N T Y Estate of Mary A Hoskins, Deceased N u ll' E T O IN T E R E S T E D PERSONS No 85 PR 12 N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the undersigned have ticen appoin ted personal representatives of the above estate All persons having claims against the estate are re quired to present the same within four months from this date at the office of B D Isaminger, Attorney at Law. 225 S E Byers Avenue. Pendleton, Oregon 97801 All persons whose rights may be affected by this proceeding may obtain additional information from the records of the court, the personal representatives, or the attorney for the personal representatives Dated and first published this 20th day of November. 1985 F R I I'M HOSKINS Route 2. Box 2038 Hepper. ( iregon 97836 R O B E R T M lit »SKINS lone, t iregon 97843 Published November 20, 27. December 4. 1985 P U B L IC N O TIC E I’ ROpl iSEIi USE H E A R IN G The City of Heppner will conduct a Proposed Use hearing for Federal Revenue Sharing expenditures at 7 M P M on Thursday December 12th. 1985 at City Hall. 188 W Willow Street, Heppner Oregon There is no unused revenue sharing money available, and the amount of reve nue sharing money expected to be received is $3.1txiuo The total amount of General Revenue Sharing funds to be discussed for the Fiscal Year 1986 87 is 83.100 00 All interes ted citizens will have the opportunity to give written or oral comments on possible uses of the funds Senior citizens are encouraged to attend and comment Handicapped per sons needing assistance or aids should contact the Government Off ice before the meeting N O TIC E O F P U B L IC H E A R IN G Notice is hereby given, that the City of l^exington will hold a public hearing on December 10. 1985. on the City's proposed Oregon Community Development Program Project 1 The City of la'Xington w ill conduct a public hearing at City Hall at 8 15 p m on December 10, 1985 to solicit citizen views, provide citizens speci fic information, and to publicize a proposed project, as It pertains to the City's proposal for an Oregon Community Development grant to improve the water system, reservoir repair and fire protection enhance ment 2 The purpose of this meeting is to involve the citizens of the City in all stages of the Oregon Community Development Program 3 Written records of the proceed mgs will I n ' kept and lie available for all to review at City Hall 4 Questions and comments are encouraged, and should be directed to John Ripple. 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Recorder City of Lexington Published December 4, 1985 Specializing in Steaks & Seafood Tk CHRISTMAS SALE Marshall Lovgren, Budget officer Ihiblished December 4. 1985 Dated 676 5001 41*»» "A A Mac Ml, and two Class the odds -on favorite to capture the "A " schools from Washington Free division, as they return a lot of man and Hiverview people from last season, responded Eggers says that the tough prese "W'e definitely have the asoti schedule will help his team potential to win the division and "Our difficult pre season schedule make the district tournament he will better prepare us for our league added schedule," he said Whereas the Mustangs will be Others on the varsity team this tough inside this year with Lindsay. year are S ' l l " junior Trent Kenison. and 6 2" senior Tony Harrison S'7" Junior Pradit dement, they will be inexperienced Thongdy. 5T0" sophomore Mark at the point guard position Four Fish burn, and 59 freshman Dick candidates are 511" senior l.oran Devin Eishburn and Devin will play Hayes. S’ 10' sophomore Duane Bail. primarily on the junior varsity 5'4" sophomore Kyan Duncan, and Padberg will see action on bolh S'S" freshman Bryan Padherg 5'4" teams Devin will also be used sophomore Ryan Duncan, dement sparingly on the freshmen team and Mayes saw limited varsity The last Heppner team to advance action a year ago to the district tournament wt the "We will be a moe seasoned squad 1981 82 team that finished IS 3. this year, have better rebounding, Eggers' last year as JV and assis and have better shooting But we t*nl varsity coach need someone to come forward and “ 4>ur ultimate goal this season is take charge of the point guard to make the district tournament position," said the coach However, we have to take the season Eggers says that Heppner will run one game at a time and we cannot more this season "We have the take any opponent lightly, he con ability to run this season, but we clu ‘ can't make turnovers We must be able lo fasl break under control and not turn it over We are capable of playing good defense and we must do this in order lo generate the fast break " The Mustangs open their season on Friday, Dei 6 by hosting the Morrow County Invitational Tourna ment Teams in the tournament include Heppner, Riverside, lone, and the Catlin Gabel Eagles Callin Gable is a private school from l*ortland Heppner opens at 9 o m on Friday against lone The tournament con eludes on Saturday. Dec 7 Tw o weeks later the Mustangs lace another stern challenge when they play at the Mac III Christmas Tournament at Milton Freewater on Friday, Dec 20 and Saturday, Dec 21 Those competing are Heppner, SALE ITEMS1 M UMUJ ' j D/ iu / i 217 N Main 676-9158 ^
