TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 16, 2001
Mustangs split with Rockets to win CBC East Baccalaureate
Statistics
By Rick P a u llu v
Bellamy went two for three with
Gam e One
The pitching of Stefan Matheny a double and an RBI. Donald Adams Heppner 0 1 2 0 1 0 2 - 6 10 3
Pilot R ock 160 032 x - 12 12 3
and the hitting of Brad Adams gave went one for two and scored two
M ichael M cCabe. Conor Kilkenny (6)
the Heppner Mustangs a 13-3 win runs.
and Kelly Paullus. Troy Sam pson and Enc
over the Pilot Rock Rockets in the
Matheny started the hitting parade Stelk W - Sampson l - M cCabe 2B - Chuy
Elguezabal, Travis Bellamy (H). Jake Perry
second game of a doubleheader on for the Mustangs in the top of the
(2), Stelk. Hinkle. Josh W allis (PR) 3B -
Friday, May 11, in Pilot Rock. The first in game two, with a solo
Elguezabal (H) H R - none
Gam e Two
Rockets had won the first game, homerun, but the Rockets countered
Heppner: 126 2 2 - 13 16 2
12-6, to set up a title game for the in the bottom half with a homerun
Pilot Rock 100 11 • 3 4 3
Columbia Basin Hast division to tie it at 1-1.
Stefan Matheny and Kelly Paullus. Perry.
Brett Winks (3). Shawn Black (5) and Stelk
because the Mustangs had won
In the second, Kelly Paullus
W - Matheny L - Perry 2B - Michael McCabe
earlier in the season.
singled and Brad Adams hit his first (2) (H). 3B - none H R - Brad Adam s (3).
Malheny, Travis Bellamy (H); Sampson (PR).
By winning the CBC East title, homerun to make it 3-1.
C B C B a se b a ll
the Mustangs will enter the CBC
Eastern Division
The Mustangs blew the game
District championship as the number
League
Season
open in the third as Gates and
Heppner
12-2
18-5-1
one seed and will face the CBC West
Paullus singled and came home on
champion Culver Bulldogs in
10-4
11-9
Pilot R ock
Brad Adams' single. Bellamy then
Pendleton on Saturday, May 19,
10-4
14-5
Condon
hit a two-run homerun and Donald
W eston-M cEw en
7-16
5-9
at Bob White Park.
Adams singled and went to second
5-9
6-16
Stanfield
Matheny pitched a complete on a Murray sacrifice bunt. Matheny
0-14
1-21
Umatilla
Western Division
game, a four-hitter with two
singled and McCabe hit a two-RBI
19-2
Culver
11-0
strikeouts and just one w alk. Adams
7-4
12-12
W ahtonka
double to make it 9-1.
went four for four at the plate with
5-6
10-13
Dufur
In the fourth, Adams hit his
3-8
7-13
Sherm an Co.
three homeruns and eight RBIs.
second homerun, following a Paullus
1-9
7-13
Sum mit Chr.
In the first game, the Rockets
walk to make it 11-1, but the
took a 1 -0 lead in the first, but the
PUBLIC NOTICE
Rockets came up with a run in the
Mustangs came back to tie it in the bottom half.
The Planning Commission for
top o f the second as Billy Gates
the City o f Heppner, Oregon will
Adams hit his third homerun in
reached on an error and came around the fifth, following a Paullus single
conduct a public hearing at 7; 00
to score on a Travis Bellamy double
PM on June 6,2001 at Heppner City
to make it 13-2. The Rockets scored
The Rockets scored six runs in a run in the bottom of the inning,
Hall regarding the following
the second to take a 7-1 lead. The but it wasn't enough as the game
application:
Mustangs tried to rally in the third
1. Conditional Use: Requesting
ended after five due to the 10-run
as Luke Murray singled and scored rule.
a permit to construct a 16 unit
on a Chuy Elguezabal triple, who
assisted living (health care) facility
The defensive play of the day
then scored on a passed ball to make came in the bottom of the second
located in a General Residential
it 7-3.
(R2) Zone at 400 Frank Gilliam
inning with the Mustangs up 3-1.
In the top of the fifth, Donald
Dnve, Map #2S 26 35CC, part of
A base hit into right field by the
Adams walked and scored on an
Tax
Lot #2500. Applicant: Willow
Rockets was going to score a run
Elguezabal double.
Creek
Assisted Living Corporation.
but Koby Rea came up firing to first
The Rockets came back to take
A
copy
o f the application and
and Gates made a good catch in the
a 12-4 lead, but the Mustangs didn't
copies o f all documents and
dirt to just get the runner and end
go quietly as Donald Adams,
evidence submitted by or on behalf
the inning.
Matheny and Michael McCabe
of the applicants and copies of any
Besides Adams' big game,
singled and Gates had a two-RBI
McCabe went two for four with two applicable zoning criteria are
single to make it 12-6. The rally
available for inspection at no cost
doubles and two RBIs, while
ended there, however.
Bellamy went two for three w'lth and copies of the same will be
Elguezabal went two for four
a homerun and two RBIs. Paullus provided at a reasonable cost. To
with a double, triple and two RBIs went three for three and scored four obtain this information contact the
to lead the Mustangs at the plate.
runs. Donald Adams went two for office at Heppner City Hall, 188
NW Willow Street, PO Box 756,
three at the plate.
OR 97836, phone 676-
The
Mustangs
record
stands
at
Chamber Chatter 12-2 in the CBC and 18-5-1 overall, Heppner,
9618.
with one more game with Weston- Published: May 16, 2001
By Claudia Hughes
McEwen before the District Affid_______________________
C h a m b e r E x e c u tiv e D ire c to r
Tournament.
Volunteers are the backbone of
PUBLIC NOTICE
this community. On a recent trip
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Heppnentes were discussing the
THE STATE OF OREGON
fact that Heppner's greatest gift are
FOR THE COUNTY OF
the volunteers who make positive
MORROW
things happen. While many are
Probate Department
visible around tables, at meetings,
In the Matter of the Estate of:
in the news; many are invisible,
PAULINE JAY WINTER,
quietly sharing their gifts around
Deceased.
the community painting, doing yard
No. 01 PR 012
work, planting flowers, assisting
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
people and handing out smiles.
PERSONS
Would it be possible to count them'*
Notice is given that Herman
Probably not, but it's safe to say
Winter has been appointed and has
that a great portion of our population
qualified
as the personal
is "guilty" of volunteering and bless
representative of the estate. All
them for that.
persons having claims against the
One of the Community Oregon
estate are required to present it, with
visitors from the metropolitan area
proper vouchers, within four months
had not been to Heppner for a
after the date of first publication
number of years and was pleasantly
of this notice, as stated below, to
surprised at all this community had
the personal representative at the
accomplished. It's too early to tell
offices of Kuhn & Spicer, 269A
what the results of the visit will be.
N. Main Street, P.O. Box 428,
but much visiting took place and
Heppner, Oregon 97836, or they
valuable suggestions and contacts
may be barred.
were made. Jerry Breazeale and
All persons whose rights may
Cindi Doherty worked very hard
be affected by the proceedings in
on this project to introduce these
this estate may obtain additional
David Piper, Heppner High
people to the Willow Creek Valley.
information from the records of the
School senior, has broken the high
The Garden Club has been busy
court,
the personal representative
school’s record for the high jump
again planting flowers. They, as set by Leonard Brittner in 1994.
or the attorney for the personal
well as many businesses, make Mam Piper broke the record on
representative.
Street look warm and welcoming Saturday, May 5, in Condon with
DATED this 7th day of May,
for the summer months ahead.
a jump of 6’8-l/4". Brittner’s
2001 .
record was 6'8". Piper also broke
Volunteers making a difference.
/s/ William J. Kuhn,
Our Main Street clean-up the district meet record of 6' 7",
OSB No. 76207
volunteers will be bending their according to coach Dale Conklin.
Attorney for the Estate
elbows on Tuesday. May 22 to get
P. O. Box 428
all picked up and perked up in
Heppner, Oregon 97836
PUBLIC NOTICE
preparation for graduation and REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
Published: May 9, 16, 23 and 30,
Memorial Day visitors. If it weren't HOUSING MARKET STUDY
2001
for volunteers...
Affid______________________
FOR BAKER AND MORROW
Congratulations to all our
COUNTIES, OREGON
PUBLIC NOTICE
graduates. Lindsay Ward has been
The Baker-Morrow Investment
NOTICE OF BUDGET
student representative on the Board (BMIB) seeks a qualified
COMMITTEE
MEETING
Chamber Board o f Directors this consultant to conduct a study of how
A
public
meeting
of the Budget
past year and has assisted m keeping population growth and employment
Committee
of
the
Ione-Lexington
the lines o f communication open changes will affect the housing
Cemetery Dist., Morrow State of
with our youth and has volunteered market in Baker and Morrow
Oregon, to discuss the budget for
for various Chamber of Commerce Counties. Oregon. The principal
the fiscal year July 1,2001 to June
projects. We appreciate all you have outcomes of the study will be to
30, 2002 will be held at lone City
done and best of luck, Lindsay.
provide an overview of the existing
Hall, 385 W. 2nd, lone, OR. The
Mark your calendars for the housing market, highlighting
meeting will take place on the 23
Memorial Weekend Turkey/Ham deficiencies in the market relative
day
of May, 2001 at 7:00 P.M . The
Dinner, Sunday May 27, at St. to demand or need, and a projection
purpose
of the meeting is to receive
Patrick’s Senior Center. It's a great of future housing needs in this two
the
budget
message and to receive
time for good food, visiting and county area. The conclusions of the
comment from the public on the
reunions. For more information, study will be utilized by the BMIB
budget. A copy o f the budget
contact Archie Padberg. Volunteers to direct both partnership activities
again.
document may be inspected or
and investments necessary to
obtained on or after May 23, 2001
Next week Chamber will hold provide the full range of housing
at the lone Bank of E.O.. between
a
conference
call
with needed and anticipated in the region
the hours of 9:00 A M and 4:00
Representative Greg Smith and hear Requests for proposal documents
PM .
from Bill Kuhn on the proposed and information may be obtained
City Hall/Library The meeting will from GEODC, PO Box 1041,
This is a public meeting where
be at G and ITs Linger Longer. This Pendleton, Oregon or by phone at
deliberation of the Budget
is an opportunity to have Rep. Smith 541-276-6745. Proposals will be
Committee will take place. Any
person may appear at the meeting
address legislative concerns.
accepted until 5:00pm, June 29,
Thought for the week: The only
and discuss the proposed programs
2001 at the above address.
people with whom we should try
with the Budget Committee.
Postmarks or fax submissions will
to get even are those who have
Published: May 9 and 16, 2001
not be accepted
helped us.
Affid
Published: May 16, 2001______
Piper sets new
school record
i
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service planned
at St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
Refreshments will follow at the
parish hall.
lone High School Baccalaureate
services will be held on Thursday,
May 24, at 7 p.m. at the lone United
Church of Chnst. Refreshments will
follow the services.
Friends, family and the general
public are invited to come, celebrate
with and honor the 2001 graduates
o f South Morrow county. These
events are sponsored by the South
Morrow County area churches in
support of these youth.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING AND REGULAR
MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS OF
THE PORT OF MORROW,
OREGON
(Threemile Canyon Farms,
LLC Project)
PU BLIC
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on June
13, 2001, the Board of Commis­
sioners (the “Board”) of the Port
of Morrow, Oregon (the “Port”)
will hold a public hearing and regu­
lar meeting commencing at 1:30
p.m. The public hearing and regu­
lar meeting will be held in the Port
o f Morrow Commission Board-
room, located at Two M arine
Drive, Boardman, Oregon 97818.
One o f the purposes o f the
hearing and regular meeting is to
hear public comment on a pro­
posed plan of financing whereby
Threemile Canyon Farms, LLC,
a Delaware limited liability com­
pany (the “Company”) has re­
quested the Port to issue solid
waste disposal revenue bonds (the
“Bonds”) in one or more series.
The Board will consider an ordi­
nance or resolution authorizing the
proposed issuance of Bonds.
The proceeds of the Bonds will |
be used to finance or refinance, j
in whole or in part, the cost o f ac­
quiring, constructing and installing
certain solid waste disposal facili­
ties which are an integral part of
the Company’s three proposed
dairies located on approximately
360 acres on the north and south
sides of Taggares Lane, between
Threemile Road on the west side,
and Tower Road on the east side,
in Boardman, Oregon 97818, and
to pay certain related costs of is­
suance (the “Project”). The ini­
tial owner of the Project is the
Company. The Bonds will not be
general obligations of the Port, nor
shall the Bonds be payable from
a tax levied upon any property
within the Port, but will be pay­
able solely from payments made
by the Company or a direct pay
letter of credit or a credit facility
to be obtained by the Company
and pledged to the payment of the
Bonds.
The maximum aggregate face
amount of the series of Bonds pro­
posed to be issued pursuant to
such plan of financing will not ex­
ceed Tw enty M illion Dollars
($20,000,000).
The public hearing will provide
a reasonable opportunity for inter­
ested persons to express their
views, both orally and in writing,
on the proposed issuance of the
Bonds and the location and nature
of the facilities where the build­
ings and equipment to be financed
will be located. Interested per­
sons are invited to attend and tes­
tify at this hearing or submit writ­
ten comments to the Port. Writ­
ten comments should be delivered
at the public hearing or mailed to
the Port of Morrow, P.O. Box 200.
Two Marine Drive, Boardman,
Oregon 97818 in care of the Gen­
eral Manager, to be received no
later than the date and time of the
hearing.
Additional information may be
obtained from Gary Neal, General
Manager, Port of Morrow, P.O.
Box 200, Two M arine Drive,
Boardman. Oregon 97818, tele­
phone (541) 481-7678. This no­
tice is published pursuant to ORS
192.640, ORS 777.565, and Sec­
tion 147(0 of the Internal Revenue
Code, as amended.
PORT OF MORROW,
OREGON
Published: May 16 and 23,2001
Affid_______________________
BUSINESS
CARDS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
The South Morrow County
Ministerial
Association
is
sponsoring local Baccalaureate
services for Heppner and lone 2001
high school graduates.
Heppner
High
School
Baccalaureate services will be held
on Wednesday, May 23, at 7 p.m.
Heppner Gazette-Times
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Card of Thanks:
up to 100 words - $5
Deadline:
Tuesday at noon
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank everyone
for the prayers, cards, visits, phone
calls, flowers and all the other
kindness shown me during my
stay in the hospital and recovery
at home.
Thank you to the Pioneer Me­
morial staff and St. Anthony Hos­
pital for the wonderful care. Spe­
cial thank you to my family. I love
you all.
Bebe
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A tribute to
Audomaro (Jesse) Victono:
One day in May o f 1981,
a car o f young men
came to our farm
looking for work to be done.
It was time to move mainline,
so Jesse started here that day.
This month we celebrate,
his 20 year stay.
We appreciate you Jesse,
for all that you do.
Tractor driving,
mechanic, irrigation,
just to name a few.
Big or small,
you can do it all.
We thank you and your family,
for all that you’ve done!
Love, the Griebs
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HELP WANTED
C om m unity R ep resen ta ­
tive: part-time work with Inter­
national Exchange students and
host families. Strong community
spirit and warm heart for teens.
Also seeking volunteer host fami­
lies. 1-888-552-9872.
______________________ 5-9-4p
Help Wanted: full-time tire
sales and service employee. Ap­
ply at Les Schwab Tires, Hepp­
ner.
______________________ 5-9-2c
The Morrow County Behav­
ioral Health Department is re­
cruiting for a part-time Habilita-
tive Aide for the Developmental
Disabilities program. Position
works 30 hours per month provid­
ing socialization skill training. Some
experience working with the de-
velopmentally disabled preferred.
Wages $8.47 per hour, limited ben­
efits. Criminal history check re­
quired.
Contact Andrea Denton, Mor­
row County Courthouse, P.O. Box
788, Heppner, OR. 97836, phone
(541) 676-5620. Morrow County
is an equal opportunity employer.
______________________ 5-9-4c
Medical Office: busy two-pro­
vider office is seeking a part-time
RN. Must be able to work well
under any condition, be flexible
and smile. Bilingual a plus. Please
send resume to: Debbie, P.O. Box
397, Boardman, OR. 97818.
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Food Processing
Colum bia River
P ro c e s s in g
The 2001 Fair and Rodeo Court
would like to thank everyone who
donated to and came to our car
wash on March 28: George at the
Bank o f E.O. for the parking lot
use; Pony E xpress-o for the
yummy maple bars; and our moms
who worked really hard. All of you
helped make our car wash a suc-
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Thanks.
Tamfny.- Kelsey, Megan, Lacey
5-16-lc
We would like to somehow find
the words to let everyone w ho has
been so extremely kind to us know
what their friendship means to our
families. We cannot thank the
staff at Pioneer Memorial Nurs­
ing Home enough. These people
are the most wonderful people in
our community; they do one of the
hardest jobs around and are often
the least thanked. Thank you all so
much for being Grandma’s
“other” family; we could never
have gotten through this without
all of you. James, Sabrina, having
you with us that night was so
comforting. Dr.’s Datta, Wenberg
and Lori Straley, your gentle
bedside manners were greatly
appreciated.
Thanks to Pat Sweeney for his
much-needed sense o f humor;
you are such a professional and by
far the best in the business.
How do you ever thank friends
like the Allstotts and the Esteses?
You have always been our second
family, with perfect timing, a
much-needed hug and just the
right words. The dinner was so
delicious and very relaxing.
Thanks for doing it.
Thanks to all generous people
who sent cards, flowers, plants,
brought food, gave hugs or an
encouraging word. These things
will never be forgotten. Isn’t it sad
we never get to know how many
people our lives touch, before we
are gone. Grandma Schroeder
would have been so honored to
realize how many people really
cared.
It is true that our town doesn't
have a McDonalds or a Wal-Mart
and aren’t we lucky? We have
something in our small town that
will never be for sale at Wal-Mart
or ordered at a drive-up window,
and that is real and genuine people
who care sincerely for the other
people in their community. Some­
times it takes a loss to make us
stop and realize how lucky we are
and there really is no place like
"Home".
Our sincere thanks from the
bottom of our hearts
Jerry. JoyceKay Hollomon
Ken, Kaedene Bailey
& Family
Jay, Darcy Coil & Family
5-16-lc
1
Boardm an,
Oregon
Colum bl* R,Y*r P ro ce u ln g
lnvl,es rou to become a
part of a Team carrying on
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the tradition at making
World Famous Products.
Em p lo ym en t Q p p o rtu n ltia s
'
Eflfed__P r o c e s s in g __M a in te­
nance: Desired skills include fabrica-
tion/welding, electrical, P L C ’s, refrig­
eration and knowledge of dairy sy s ­
tems. package equipm ent and gen­
eral maintenance. Must be able to work
all shifts, including w eekends. Full
time. Pay $15-$20/hr D O E.
Machine Operators - Dairy Pro­
cessing: Need experienced m achine
operators to run multiple com plex pro­
c e s se s to include: milk receiving op­
erations, milk processing equipment,
cheese making and support system s,
block forming and sealing system s,
boxmaster and com puterized labeling
system s. Forklift experience helpful.
Must be able to work all shifts, includ­
ing weekends Full time. P a y $12.60-
$16.00/hr DOE.
Laboratory Technician: C he e se
and whey chemistry analysis, m icro­
bial analysis, milk com ponent testing,
sensory evaluation, antibiotic residue,
phage and sediment testing, lab clean­
up. A A /B S P h y sic a l S c ie n c e s pre ­
ferred. Days, full time. P a y $12-$15/
hr D O E
Administrative Assistant: Pro­
vides receptionist support to the plant
and adm inistrative support to plant
management Requires excellent cu s­
tomer service and computer skills: M S
Outlook. Word, Excel, PowerPoint; ad­
ministrative experience and two years
college preferred. H R background a
plus. D ays, full time. P a y $ 1 1 .75-
SI 5.58/hr DOE.
For all positions. H S degree/G ED
strongly preferred u n le ss otherw ise
indicated Successful applicants m ust
pass skills/aptitude tests, drug test and
functional capacities test.
Excellent benefit package. Health,
dental, vision, prescription, life, d is ­
ability. plus paid vacation and holidays
for full time regular em ployees.
If interested, apply at:
Oregon Employment Department
950 S E Colum bia Dr., Ste. B
or mail resum e to:
Oregon Employment Department
P.O Box 150
Hermiston, O R 97838
Fax resumes: (541) 567-2306
Columbia River Processing is an
Equal Opportunity Employer and a
Drug Free Workplace
RENTALS
Three bedroom/two bath w/
basement. Appliances and wood
stove. Nice family home. Pets
okay w/deposit. $475/mo. plus
deposit. 276-1290.
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W illow View Apartments.
One bedroom . 515 N. Elder,
Heppner. EOH. Call 676-9019 or
(208)345-1009.
______________________ 5-2-tfc
Large four bedroom, two bath,
with appliances, near courthouse.
Large yard with garden area and
fruit trees. (509) 788-0378.
5-9-2c