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TEN- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a public meeting o f the Town of Lexington Town Council will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Monday April 30, 2012 in the Lexington Town Hall 425 F Street. Purpose of the meeting is to review and sign documents relating to L exington's General Obligation bond for the new Fire hall. Published: April 25, 2012 PUBLIC NOTICE N otice o f P relim in ary Determination for W ater R ight T ra n sfe r T-10269 T-10269 filed by the PORT OF MORROW, PO BOX 200, BOARDMAN, OR 97818, proposes a change in place of use, character of use, and to add five new additional w ells under C ertificate 51822. The right allow s the use o f 4.46 CUBIC FEET PER SECOND (priority date DECEM BER 1, 1971) from Wells 16 (Sec. 12) Wednesday, April 25,2012 and Well 17 (S ec 2), within T4N, R25E, W.M. (Columbia River Basin) for IRRIGATION in Sections 1, 2, 11 and 12. The applicant proposes to add five additional wells, being the three EB Wells within Sec. 2, T4N, R25E, W.M., located approximately IV • mile northwest from Well 16, approxim ately 1600 feet northwest from Well 17; and being the PDX1 and DLB1 wells within Sec. 2, T4N, R25E, W.M., located approximately Vi mile east from Well 16, and 1 V.i miles east from Well 17 within, and, to change the place of use and character of use to Municipal use within the service area boundary o f the Port o f Morrow. The W ater R e so u rc e s Department has concluded that the proposed transfer appears to be consistent with the requirements of ORS Chapter 540 and OAR 690-380-5000. Any p erso n may file , jointly or severally, with the Department a protest or standing statement within 30 days after the date of final publication o f notice in the Department’s weekly notice or of this newspaper notice, whichever is later. A protest form and additional in fo rm a tio n on filin g protests may be obtained by calling (503) 986-0883. The last date of newspaper publication is [DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION], If no protests are filed, the Department w ill issue a final order consistent with the preliminary determination. Published: April 18 and 25, and May 2, 2012 Affidavit Have a news story or photo for the Gazette? email to editor@ rapidserve.net ‘Roots of Music’ performance set for Heppner A unique concert featuring international mu sic and more than 25 authen tic, unusual instruments will be held on Thursday, April 26, at 7 p.m. at the Heppner Elementary School. U nder the title, "The Living Roots of Mu sic,” internationally-ac claimed musician Lauren Pelon traces the story of music and performs mu sic from around the world on lute, guitar, lute-guitar, lyre, recorders, gemshoms, cornamuse, krummhorn, sch reierp feife, shawm, rackett, pennyw histles, concertina, ocarina, hurdy- gurdy, doucaine, Kiowa courting flute, synthesizers, electric wind instrument and pedal board. Pelon is also a vocalist, and her original songs and ancient ballads have been appealing to audiences of all ages. Pelon was the re cipient of a 2001 Artist of the Year award from the Minnesota Arts Council, and 2010 Artist Initiative Award from the Minnesota State Arts Board. She has pre sented concerts throughout the United States. Canada, Europe, Australia and Asia. She has also performed as a soloist with symphony orchestras, on television specials and on Garrison Keillor’s “A Prairie Home Companion.” “I’m fascinated by the interesting ways people o f other cultures and dif ferent times have found to make music,” says Pelon. “I especially enjoy doing these programs because they differ from ordinary concert performances. “The programs of fer not only an opportu nity to listen to music, but also a way to think about how music has affected the lives of people all over the world...from ancient times to today.” “ The R o o ts o f Morrow ■Pacific A pathway to jobs. An investment in rural counties. project Join your friends and neighbors to support jobs and opportunity. The Morrow Pacific project is a new coal export route that will make Morrow County a better place to work and live. The project will bring 25 family-wage jobs with benefits to Morrow County. It will support the community by paying nearly $1.6 million in local property taxes and port fees. It will support schools by paying $350,000 annually in voluntary contributions to Morrow County public schools. Please join your friends and neighbors who support jobs and opportunity in Morrow County. Visit www.MorrowPacific.com and click on Show Your Support by May 2. It will make a difference. Port of Morrow Morrow County School District City of Boardman Heppner City Hall Umatilla County Commission Lexington City Council Hermiston Chamber of Commerce Heppner Chamber of Commerce Milton-Freewater Chamber of Commerce Morrow County Court Morrow County Grain Growers. Lexington lone Community Agri- Business Organization Town of Lexington Norwest Engineering. Portland Anchorage Launch Service Co., Portland Bergerson Construction, Inc., Portland Boardman Chamber of Commerce Gunderson. Portland Boardman City Council Durham and Bates Agencies, Inc., Portland ILWU, Local 8, Portland Butter Creek Cattle Company, Heppner CAPECO, Pendleton Monical Engineering, Portland Vigor Industrial. Portland Columbia River Steamship Operators Assoc.. Portland Dustan's Photography. Irrigon Fultano's Pizza. Clatskanie Glenn's Photography, Irrigon Huwe’s Rentals Irrigon ILWU, Local 21, Longview Diversified Marine, Inc., Portland Teevin Bros., Rainier Zideil Marine Corporation. Portland Community Leaders State Senator David Nelson Mayor Chet Phillips, Boardman Mayor Diane Pohl, Clatskanie Commissioner Ken Grieb. Morrow County Court Commissioner Jerry Healy Port of Morrow Ron McKInnis Port of Morrow Commissioner Larry Lindsay, Port of Morrow M usic” program melds Pelon’s original composi tions with arrangements of music from ancient Greece, medieval Europe, and con temporary Africa and the Middle East. T he c o n c e rt is sponsored by the Oregon Trail Library District and Libraries of Eastern Oregon (LEO). The program is free and all ages are welcome. For more information, con tact Marsha Richmond at 541-481-3365. Golf tourney in June the Businesses & Organizations Lauren Pelon Brenda Rogelstad, Boardman Commissioner Joe Taylor. Port of Morrow Lisa Mittelsdorf, Port of Morrow Commissioner Don Russell Port of Morrow Commissioner Marvin Padberg, Port of Morrow Gary Neal, Port of Morrow, General Manager Commissioner Robert Keyser, Port of St. Helens Commissioner Terry Luttrell Port of St. Helens City Councilor Toby Harris Clatskanie Commissioner Chris Iverson, Port of St. Helens City Councilor Kathy Engel Clatskanie Barbara Huwe, Friends of the Irrigon Library Kim Puzey. Port of Umatilla, Alice Nelson, Port of Morrow Karen Pettigrew, Boardman Kathy Neal. Port of Morrow Fire Chief Marc Rogelstad. Boardman Dirk Dirksen. Superintendent, Morrow County Schools Thad Killingbeck, Chair, Morrow County School Board John Turner, President, Blue Mountain Community College & Commissioner, Port of Umatilla Jeff Bailey, President. Bank of Eastern Oregon Lee Docken, Umatilla Electric Cooperative Board of Directors Steve Eldrige Manager, Umatilla Electric Cooperative Board of Directors Jeff Wenholz. Umatilla Electric Cooperative Board of Directors Frank J. Foti, CEO, Vigor Industries, Portland Individuals Judy Buschke. Heppner John Van Fossen, Irrigon Billy Abbott. Corvallis Christopher Cole, Portland Carmen Kulp, Scappoose Patricia Rollins, lone Doug Anderson. Rainier Tyler Mead. Clatskanie Dawn Atkins, Irrigon John R Barber, Jf„ Portland Craig Bitz. Portland Brian Correil, Portland John A. Bowles. Heppner Wm. “Mike" Browning. Portland Don Cadwallador. Portland Andrea Shipman. Warren Myrna Cazares Hermiston David R. DeMayo Heppner Laurrie Blackman Irrigon Joseph Robinson Portland Geri Cranston, Portland Kay Masters. Portland Todd Crosby, Hermiston Steve & Lisanne Currin, Heppner Shirley David Irrigon Terry Metcalf, Portland Paul Davison. Portland Justin Webber. Irrigon Donald Liu, Portland Brian Dodge. Portland William Duncan. Salem Mark Eitzen, Portland Dean Nelson Clatskanie David Elliot. Portland Richard Minton, Canby Kent Elliott. Portland Brian Snyder, Irrigon Steve Knight, Portland Ken Enneberg, Portland Walt Evans. Portland Scott Ezell. Irrigon Ryan Fabian, Portland Geof Knutson, Poriand Tim Ferguson, Portland Norman Vader, Rainier Thaddeus Fickel, Hermiston Jose Flores, Portland Kathleen Thompson, Gresham Liesl Follett, Lexington John Frace St. Helens Josh Stuchl, Portland Claudia Frace. St. Helens Peg Zander, Deer Island Suzanne Freeman St. Helens Chuck Garman. Portland Katie Primmer, Imgon Michael Gilman. Irrigon Jodi Johnson. Portland Peter Karneus, Portland Greg Russell, St. Helens Paul C. Goodman. Vernonia Joseph M. Perry. Heppner Katrina Green. Portland Dean Rudolf. Camas Valeriy Gubchak. Clackamas Michael Hagan. Portland Mark Joslin. Portland Steve Hammond. Portland Richard Roberts. Portland Fred Hansen, Portland Godfrey Lee, Portland Justine Hansen, Portland Shawn Thorstad. Portland Ron Hartman. Portland George Koffler, Hermiston Dana Hartman. Portland Keith Lewis, Heppner Deborah Hayward. Pendleton Nanette Schock, Irrigon John Swaggart, Hermiston Bill Kelly. Irrigon Lincoln Swaggart, Hermiston Steve Shaver, Portland Clint Heinz. Portland William L. Kerr III. Warrenton Cody High, Heppner Danielle Springer, Portland Sharon Hindman. Irrigon Mike Wehage, Portland Greg Hinkelman. Clatskanie Bruce Holte, Portland Sherry Stewart Portland Liese Horn, St. Helens Scott Wells, Portland Nissa Howard, St. Helens William D. Hurst, Portland Caroline Hutton, Portland Kimberley Huwe, Irrigon Matthew Mahon. Portland Roger Phillips. Portland Wayne W. Huwe, Jr., Irrigon David Jensen. Columbia City Joel Roppo, Portland Suzanne Jepsen, Heppner Mary Shaver, Portland Bob Jepsen, Heppner Matthew Culver, Columbia City Colin Nelson, Portland Robert Johnson, Astoria Cale Karrick, Portland John Wodarz. Portland Brandon Kent, Portland Bobby Cranston, Portland Brent Kerr, Portland Scott Sinsel, Portland Wayne King, Portland Cynthia Anderson, Rainier Klaus Ahuna. Portland Gary Kroske. Imgon William J. Kuhn, Heppner William Langmaid. Vernonia Clay Roffler. Clatskanie Paul Langner. Rainier Robert Leal, Portland Dean Winans, Portland Haytey LePage. irrigon Peter Logan. Portland Danny Bond, Boardman Beverly Louisignont. LaGrande Kenya Powell Portland Debra Lucas. Portland Dustan Maret. Irrigon Troy Owen, Portland Annie Martin, Portland John Rehder, Portland Hector Martinez Portland Alan Camp. Clackamas Steve New, Portland Travis McKimey II, Portland Willis McCollum. Scappoose Leann Rea. Heppner Click on Show Your Support at www.MbrrowPacific.com Avery Schock, Irrigon Michael Blaner. Heppner Cliff Green, Heppner Brenda Newport, Irrigon Kristen Mead. Scappoose Dan Settlemire, Toledo Kristin Meira. Portland Curt Meuler, Portland Nick Meyer, Portland Bruce Dummer, Portland Chris Mielnik. Portland Leah Ray, Clatskanie Paula Miranda, Portland Jim Townley, Portland Peter Mitchell, Portland Joshua Money. Portland Michael Monical, West Linn Robert Pierce, Portland Christina Moniot, Portland Arnold Montgomery, St. Helens Stuart Wilson, Portland Herbert Roberts. Rainier Dora Montgomery, St. Helens Greg Morrill, Astoria Daniel Moyer, Irrigon Aaron Muth, Portland Martin Nelson. Portland Gene Sheppard, Irrigon Christine Smith, St. Helens Patrick McLain, Portland Douglas Nelson Irrigon Courtney Smith. Portland Hugh Newton. Clatskanie Mike Niece, Columbia City Eric Oien, Rainier Patricia Pearl, Portland Mark Veteto. Tualatin Mike Proctor, Heppner Kurt Redd, Portland Ron Remington, Portland John Ripple, Lexington Jill Roberts. Clatskanie Shirley Rowland. Portland Kathryn Silva, Portland Dorothy Perkins. Portland Bruce Skerry. Portland Laurie Snyder, Irrigon Charley Biggerstaff, Imgon Mike Stanton. Portland Larry Steckman, Portland Gerry Condon, Heppner John Thompson. Portland Delbert Turner, Boardman Ruth Walz. Portland Don Draeger, Portland Gordon Wescott. Portland Nick Zametkin. Astoria Laura Tomanka. Scappoose Howard Salmon, Boardman Donald Carpenter. Umatilla Jeff Hazen, Hammond Kam Kroske. Irrigon The 20,h annual Jo Pettyjohn Memorial Golf Tournament will be held June 8-10 at Willow Creek Country Club in Heppner. The event will kick off Friday night, June 7, with an optional scramble. Cost for the scramble is $5; teams will be drawn at 5 p.m. with tee-off at 5:30 p.m. Regular play gets underw ay on S aturday morning. The entry fee for Saturday and Sunday is $70, which includes free golf on Friday, breakfast both mornings, dinner for one on Saturday and a spon sor prize on every hole both days. Contact Cindi Do herty ASAP at 541-922- 8403 or doherty.cindi@ yahoo.com to receive a registration form and con firm attendance. TV shoot May 5 lone’s 1,000-yard TV shoot is scheduled for Saturday, May 5, at the Frank and Joe Halvorsen farm near lone. Registration will be held from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. The cost is $20 per shot per person. Lunch is avail able for $8 for adults and $4 for kids 10 and under. There will be three classes at this year’s shoot. Class #1 will be for elk or deer rifles, class #2 will be for heavy target or bench guns and class #3 will be open site at 500 yards. There will also be a gun raffle during the shoot; tickets will only be sold at the event. All proceeds from this event are used for the lone 4th o f July Celebra tion. Contact Eric and Brandi Orem at 541-989- 9808 with questions. 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