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November 6, 1996 - FIVE
owners owning property with
in the territory proposed to be
annexed to the “ Fuller Canyon
Livestock District", and alter
hearing by the Morrow Coun
ty Court, the proposed territory
was annexed to the Fuller Can
yon Livestock District. On and
after the 16 day of December,
19%, it shall be unlawful for the
following classes of livestock to
be permitted to run at large
within the boundaries of the
livestock district: animals of the
bovine species, horses, mules,
asses, sheep, goats, swine and
“ exotic animals"; "exotic ani
mals" include, but are not
limited to, buffalo, bison,
llama, ostrich, emu, or any
animal resulting from the cross
breeding thereof, or the cross
breeding of such exotic animals
with domestic animals.
ORS 607.045 provides: "N o
person owning or having the
custody, possession or control
of an animal of a class of live
stock shall permit the animal to
run at large or to be herded,
pastured or to go upon the land
of another in a livestock district
in which it is unlawful for such
class of livestock to be permit
ted to run at large." Violation
of this statute is an Unclassified
Misdemeanor, punishable by a
maximum penalty of one year
in the county jail and/or a fine
in the amount of $5,000.00.
The boundaries of the Fuller
Canyon Livestock District, in
cluding the annexed territory
are:
C. The boundaries of the ter
ritory proposed to be included
in the district are as follows:
Commencing at the intersec
tion of State Highway 74 and
Fuller Canyon Road in Section
27, Township 2 South, Range
26, E.W.M., in Morrow Coun
ty, Oregon; thence South along
Fuller Canyon Road a distance
of 2.0 miles, more or less;
thence continuing along Fuller
Canyon Road as it turns to the
Northwest a distance of 4.5
miles, more or less, to the in
tersection of Fuller Canyon
Road and Paul Borwn Road
(aka Bunker Hill Road); thence
North along Paul Brown Road
(aka Bunker Hill Road) to the
North section line of Section 24,
Tow nship 2 South, Range 25,
E.W.M.; thence west on Paul
Brown Road (aka Bunker Hill
Road) to the Northwest comer
of said Section 24, Township 2
South, Range 25, E.W.M.;
thence North on Meadow
Brook Farm Road a distance of
1.5 miles; thence East a dis
tance of 0.5 miles to the center
to Section 12, Township 2
South, Range 25, E.W.M.;
thence North a distance of .75
miles to the Northeast comer of
the South half of the Southwest
quarter of Section 1, Township
2 South, Range 25, E.W.M.;
thence West a distance of 0.5
miles, more or less, to the East
right-of-way line of Meadow
Brook Road; thence Northerly
along said East right-of-way
line of Meadow Brook Road to
the Northwest corner of Sec
tion 1, Township 2 South,
Range 25, E.W.M.; thence East
to the Northeast comer of Sec
tion 1, Township 2 South,
Range 25, E.W.M.; thence
South to the Northwest boun
dary of the railroad property
line; thence Southeast along
the railroad property line to the
intersection of Section 7,
Township 2 South, Range 25,
E.W.M.; thence East to the
Northeast comer of Section 8,
Township 2 South, Range 26,
E.W.M.; thence South to the
Southeast comer of Section 8,
Township 2 South, Range 26,
E.W.M.; thence East to the
Northeast comer of Section 16,
Township 2 South, Range 26,
E.W.M.; thence South to the
Sourtheast comer of Section 16,
Township 2 South, Range 26,
E.W.M.; thence West to the in
tersection of the South right-of-
way boundary of State High
way 74, a distance of 1.0 mile,
more or less; thence Southeast
along the said State Highway
right-of-way boundary to the
point of beginning; EXCEP
TING THEREFROM all land ly
ing within the right-of-way
boundary lines of public roads.
Morrow County Clerk
Barbara Bloodsworth
Published: October 30 and
November 6, 19%
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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday.
H.H .S. players named C B C All-stars
«2 Tim Dickenson
«20 Derek Gunderson
B 140 lb So.
*8 Brian Koffler
QB 160 lb Sr
#51 Brent Gunderson
G 210 lb Sr
Four Heppner High School
football players were named
Columbia Basin Conference
All Conference first team
picks, four were named to the
second team and four received
honorable mention.
Senior Brent Gunderson
received first team honors as
offensive guard and defensive
linebacker;
senior Jeff
Watkins, first team offensive
tight
end;
senior
Eric
Schonbacher,
first
team
offensive punter and second
team offensive halfback and
kicker, and offensive back;
senior Josh Coiner, first team
defensive line.
Sophomore Tim Dickenson
was selected second team
offensive halfback; and senior
Brian Koffler, second team
quarterback.
Sophomore Derek
Gunderson
was
named
honorable mention offensive
halfback; senior Jim Schlaich,
honorable mention offensive
fullback and defensive back;
senior Chris Jones, honorable
mention defensive end; and
senior
Justin
Matteson,
honorable mention defensive
linebacker.
Complete selections are as
follows:
First team offense-centers,
Michale
Zerba,
Weston
McEwen
(WM);
guards,
Canaan Dacus, Stanfield,
Brent Gunderson, Heppner;
tackles. Lino Garza, Umatilla,
McGregor Lynde, WM; tight
ends, Jeff Watkins, Heppner,
Jon Gust, Umatilla; wide
receivers,
Troy Johnson,
Umatilla, Lucas Pupo, WM,
halfbacks,
Jeramy
Moe,
Umatilla, Chris Grimes, WM;
fullbacks, Randy Perkins,
WM; quarterbacks, Casey
Perkins. WM; punters, Eric
Schonbachler,
Heppner,
Jimmy
Kurtz,
Umatilla;
kickers. Bryan Clark, WM.
First team defense-defensive
E 152 lb So
«26 Chris Jones
E 155 lb Sr.
ends, Morgan Dunlap, WM,
Kyle Frederickson, Umatilla;
defensive line, Josh Coiner,
Heppner, John McBean, WM,
Tyson
Jones,
Umatilla;
linebackers, Kevin Sprenger,
Wahtonka, Brent Gunderson,
Heppner, Casey Peters, WM;
defensive backs, Josh Dilley,
Spencer
Savage,
Troy
Johnson, all Umatilla, Ben
Maney, Randy Perkins, WM.
Second team offense-centers,
K.
Sprenger,
Wahtonka;
guards, Jose Garza, Umatilla;
tackles, Josh Coiner, Heppner,
Raines Dunlap, WM; tight
ends, Morgan Dunlap, WM;
wide receivers, Fran Sanguino,
Umatilla;
Robbie
Hale,
Sherman County,
Tim
D ic k e n so n ,
H ep p n er;
halfbacks, Eric Schonbachler,
Heppner; fullbacks, Travis
C a ln o u n ,
S ta n f i e ld ;
quarterbacks,
BrianKoffler,
Heppner, Spencer Savage,
Umatilla; M. Dunlap, WM;
kickers, Eric Schonbachler,
Heppner.
Second team defense-
defensive ends, Jacob Kellogg,
Wahtonka; defensive line,
Richie Cook, Pilot Rock;
linebackers, Tony Erevia,
Umatilla, J. Garza, Umatilla;
defensive backs, Klint Mills,
Stanfield, Marlin Bemabe,
Pilot Rock, Eris Schonbachler,
Heppner, L.Pupo, WM.
Honorable mention
offense-centers, Glyn Phelps,
Sherman County; halfbacks,
Kelly Engum, Stanfield, Josh
Thomas, Sherman County,
Bemabe, Pilot Rock, Derek
G u n d erso n ,
H eppner;
fullbacks,
Jim Schlaich,
Heppner,
Tony
Erevia,
Umatilla; wide receivers,
Scotty' Wilson, WM.
Honorable mention defense-
defensive
ends.
Shawn
McLaughlin, Pilot Rock, Chris
Jones, Heppner. Jimmy Kurtz,
Umatilla, Max Bebb, WM;
defensive line, Jason Harris,
FOR SALE BY OWNER
»50 Justin Matteson
G 165 lb Sr
Pilot Rock, R. Dunlap, WM,
L. Garza; linebackers, Sam
Evans, Wahtonka, Travis
«58 Josh Coiner
T 205 lb Sr
«81 Jett Watkins
E 160 lb Sr
Calhoun,
Stanfield.
Matt
Hoisington, Pilot Rock, Justin
Matteson, Heppner; defensive
Mustangs smash Eagles, end season 7-2
Mustang runningback Jim Schlaich picks ups yardage against Eagles
The Heppner Mustangs
capped off a successful 19%
football season with a 38-6
win over the Wahtonka
Eagles, a team that could
have gotten to the playoffs
with a win.
The Mustangs
were eight points away from
an
undefeated
season,
sandwiching losses o f 14-13
to Weston McEwen and 7-0
to Umatilla between three
preseason wins and a streak
o f four league wins to end up
7-2. 4-2 in league and tied
with Umatilla for second
place.
The game, played before a
good crowd o f Mustang
supporters on a cold winter
night at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds, started quickly
as Heppner scored the first
time tney touched the ball.
Quarterback Brian Koffler hit
Derek Gunderson with a 60
yard bomb to open the
scoring. The PAT was
blocked and Heppner led 6-0
with 7:42 left in the quarter.
Wahtonka responded with a
72 yard kiekotf return to the
Mustang 17 yard line by
Brent Corwin. Sam Evans
crashed over from the two
vard line for an Eagle score to
knot the game at 6-6. That
was the last to be heard from
the Eagle offense for the
evening.
Heppner scored three times
in the second quarter to take a
commanding 26-6 lead at the
break. Kotfier scored from
the one yard line, hit
Ciunderson for a score and
caught a halfback pass for
another score just before the
half. On the night. Koffler
fired four touchdown passes,
ran one in and caught one for
a touchdown.
The Mustang defense again
dominated with linebacker
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backs,
Victor Cervantes,
Wahtonka. Jim Schlaich,
Heppner, C. Perkins, WM.
Photo by Joyce Hu9hes
Brent Gunderson anchoring a
tough and active defense,
along with Justin Matteson,
Tim Sumner, Josh Coiner and
Jim Schlaich. This defense
barely
gave
up
one
touchdown a game in league
play.
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Koffler connected with Jeff
Watkins on two second half
touchdowns to close out the
second half scoring.
The Mustangs loss to
graduation is great as they
lose 14 seniors whose win-
loss record over the last three
years was 22-7.
Weston McEwen won the
league championship with a
21-14 win over the Umatilla
Vikings.
Umatilla tied
Heppner for second place and
advances to the playoffs
because of a 7-0 w in over the
Mustangs in week two of the
league season.
lone Cardinals clobber Wasco, 60-24
3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1570 sq. ft. home in Heppner
Fireplace, covered patio, large utility room, carport,
lots of built-in storage. Workshop, easy care yard,
RV pad, within easy walking distance of downtown.
Call eves. (541)676-5443.
«41 Eric Schonbachler
B 150 lb Sr
goal by Swanson.
With a 35-8 halftime lead,
the Cardinals wasted no time
in the second half as they
opened up with a Swanson
pitch to halfback Joe Bacon
who then threw a 76-yard TD
pass back to Swanson.
After two Wasco County
Tds. the Cards ended the game
with a two more TD runs , one
a 50-yard run by Randy Scott
and the other a four-yard run
by Joe Bacon.
The Cardinals had a
balanced offensive night with
563 total yards led by Randy
Scott . who had 163 yards on
13 carries and three TDs.
Joe Bacon had 38 yards and
two TDs. Luke Swanson had
11-15 passing for 168 yards
and 33 yards rushing and one
TD. Jake mcElligott had nine
receptions for 145. Swanson
had 111 yards receiving and
two TD catches.
The defense was led by Marc
Orem who had 20 tackles
followed by Kelly Morgan and
Swanson with 18* tackles each.
Coach Rietmann along with
his assistants, Dennis Stcfani
and Robin Graf, were very
proud of the w ay this team put
together a 7-2 record in spite
o f some untimely injuries that
kept them out of the plavoffs.
"I have a great bunch o f kids,
especially the seniors. It's been
a great four years working
with them," Rietmann said.
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All the seniors take the field at the start o f the game
The lone Cardinals finished
their 1996 football season in
style by beating the Wasco
County Redsides, 60-24.
The Redsides jumped on the
scoreboard first with the
opening kick oflfTD drive. But
the 7-2 Cardinals woke up and
scored the next 35 points. The
scoring assault started off with
a Randy Scott 21 yard TD run.
a I uke Swanson four yard TD
run. another Scott 10-yard TD
run. a Joe Bacon two-yard TD
blast and the first half was
topped off w ith a 31 -yard field
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF CREATION OF
LIVESTOCK DISTRICT
The County Clerk of Morrow
County hereby gives notice that
by petition of all of the land-
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