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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE has been appointed as the personal representative of the above estate. All per- sons having a claim against the estate are required to present them to the un- dersigned attorney for the personal representative at: 121 SW Morrison St., Suite 600, Portland, OR 97204, within four months after the date of first publica- tion of this notice, or the claims may be barred. All those persons whose rights may be affected by the proceedings may obtain additional information from the records of the Court, the personal representative, or the attorney for the personal representative. Dated and first published on: January 25, 2023 William J.L. Vandermolen, Personal Representative Melissa E. Chapman, OSB #092857 FARLEIGH WADA WITT Attorneys for Personal Rep- resentative 121 SW Morri- son St., Suite 600 Portland, OR 97204 Phone: (503) 228-6044 Fax: (503) 228-1741 Email: mchapman@fww- law.com Published: January 25, Feb- ruary 1, 8, 2023 affid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MORROW In the Matter of the Estate of No. 23PB00391 DONALD L. BENNETT NOTICE TO INTEREST- ED PERSON Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed has been appointed personal representative. All persons havng claims against the estate are re- quired to present them, with vouchers attached, to the undersigned per- sonal representative at the office of Monahan, Grove & Tucker, 105 N. Main, Milton-Freewater, OR 97862 (attorneys for the personal representative), within four months after the date of first publica- tion of this notice, or the claims may be barred. All persons whose rights may be affected by the proceed- ings may obtain addition- al information, from the records of the court, the personal representative, or the attorneys for the per- sonal representative. Dated and first published Febru- ary 1, 2023. S/S SANDRA LEE MATTHEWS Personal Representative SUBMITTED BY: Samuel E. Tucker, OSB #763644MONAHAN, GROVE & TUCKER Attorneys at Law 105 N. Main St Milton-Freewater, OR 97862 phone 541-938- 3377 fax 541-938-6112 sam@mgtlegal.com published; February 1, 8, 15 , 2023. affid REQUEST FOR PRO- POSAL The Columbia Develop- ment Authority (CDA) is requesting proposals from qualified engineering firms to perform general engi- neering services for a va- riety of projects. CDA is seeking an Engineering of Record Services and plans to negotiate a contract with the Most Qualified Pro- poser (Consultant) who shall be responsible for providing a variety of ser- vices including, but not limited to, those listed in Part 2 of the solicitation. The complete solicitation RFP is available at www. umadra.com, or by calling 541-481-3693 or by email- ing Greg Smith at colum- biadadirector@gmail. com. Proposals are due on or before 4pm March 3, 2023. Contact:Greg Smith, Executive Director Debbie Pedro, AssistantColumbia Development Authority Two Marine Drive/PO Box 200 Boardman, Ore- gon 97818 541-481-3693 Published : February 8-15- 2023 affid REQUEST FOR QUOTES Class Hot Mix Asphalt Morrow County, Oregon Morrow County Pub- lic Works is Requesting Quotes for supplying Class C Hot Mix Asphalt. Sup- pliers submitting Quotes shall be considered based upon the lowest responsive and responsible bid with consideration of trucking turn-around time to vari- ous paving sites. All documents for this Re- quest For Quotes must be obtained from the Mor- row County Website Bids & RFPs tab (co.morrow. or.us). The Request For Quotes closes and will be reviewed March 1st. 2023 at3:00 pm P.S.T. Contract terms, conditions, and specifications may be reviewed at the Morrow County Website Bids & RFPs tab co.morrow.or.us Bid’s will be received by Management Assistant Sandi Pointer in person or mail via UPS or Fed-Ex to: Morrow County Public Works, 365 West Highway 74, Lexington, Or. 97839, Attn: Sandi Pointer 2-8-3 c Town of Lexington Coun- cil Members will be meet- ing for council meeting on February 14th at 6:30 pm and this is open to the public.At Lexington Town Hall 425 F Street, Lexing- ton, OR 97839 Published: February 8, 2023 affid CARD OF THANKS On behalf of the Ron and Tami Stutzman Family, we would like to sincerely Thank the first responders, the Pioneer Memorial Hos- pital and staff, the doctors, the nurses, the Morrow County Sheriff Depart- ment, the 911 dispatchers, the volunteers and all of people on the side of the road for your dedication in helping with such a tragic situation. Your commit- ment to helping our loved ones is such a comfort. To know you all were there was such a consolation during our heartbreak. Heppner is an amazing place, with amazing peo- ple. And we are so bless- ed to call this our home. A Thank You is not adequate. It doesn't completely cover what our hearts feel. But please know we love each and every one of you. And you all are Heroes in our hearts. Much Love, John and Ashli Gould FENCING Fencing Lancaster Fencing LLC is looking to gain some local clientele. With over 10+ years experience, I am con- fident I can deliver 100% customer satisfaction. Check out my website to see pictures of completed projects I've done and customer reviews. Contact Nathan @ 360-953-1318 Lancasterfencingllc.com Licensed & Bonded 9-7-TFN WWW.HEPPNER.NET Submit News, Advertising & Announcements Letters To The Editor Send Us Photos Start A New Subscription FIVE- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 8, 2023 Cavan-Harris takes St. Pat’s Remembrance Walk, 5k run returns fifth at districts First Heppner female wrestler to earn a spot at state next month Participants in the 2022 Friends Helping Friends Remem- brance Walk. The event is returning this year during Hep- pner’s Wee Bit O’ Ireland Celebration March 18. -File Photo The three Heppner High School female wrestlers trav- eled to Scapoose for the district tournament over the weekend. Pictured L-R: Loren Trujillo, Kylie Holden and Journey Cavan-Harris. -Photo by Tylynn Cimmiyotti On Saturday, the three Heppner High School fe- male wrestlers traveled to Scappoose for the OSAA Girls 4A/3A/2A/1A Spe- cial Districts tournament. Loren Trujillo (freshman) and Kylie Holden (senior) did not place, but Journey Cavan-Harris (freshman) placed fifth and earned a spot at state. Cavan-Harris is the first HHS female to place at the district level and earn a place at state. Cavan-Harris started out strong in the first cham- pionship round, winning by fall over Payton Mauldin of St. Helens. She then went on to win by fall over Katelyn Wiseman of Riv- erside in a hard-fought quarterfinal match before being taken down by Delia Gulzow of La Grande in the semifinal round. She was defeated by Kiara Rios of Dayton in the consolation semifinal, and then took another victory over Maul- din in the fifth-place match. A no-contest loss to Rios in the fourth-place match gave Cavan-Harris fifth place in the tournament. Also wrestling for the Mustang girls were Loren Trujillo and Kylie Holden. Both girls wrestled well this season but came up against Heppner wrestler Journey Cavan-Harris placed fifth at districts to earn a spot at the state tournament, the first female Heppner wrestler to do so. -Photo by Tylynn Cimmiyotti tough opponents in the Spe- cial District 1 tournament. Holden won by fall over Cheyenne Neihuser of Warrenton in the first championship round, only to suffer two consecutive falls to wrestlers from La Grande and Gilchrist. Trujillo lost by techni- cal fall to Adalia Chavez of Riverside and then took another fall to Krista Boz- ley of Neah-Kah-Nie to end her run at the SD1 podium. The Heppner boys also competed over the weekend. Full coverage will follow in next week’s Gazette-Times. Ione libraries receive science books Ione libraries have some new science books thanks to a local participa- tion in a national project. The Outstanding Science Trade Books (OSTB) 2023 project culminated this month with the nominated books going to the Ione Public Library and the Ione Community School library. The project was spear- headed by Sarah Carl- son, who was one of a nine-member national panel for selecting the books for the annual list. The Chil- dren’s Book Council and the National Science Teach- ing Association (NSTA) have coordinated on the review and selection of the OSTB list for the past 50 years. Carlson, a local retired science teacher and member of NSTA, was se- lected to serve on the panel for three years. Each year 250-300 newly published K-12 science trade books are nominated for the award. The publishers send their nominations to each pan- el member, who then has three months to read and review the books. The panel then meets to decide which books should be on the OSTB list. This year, Carlson worked with the Ione com- munity in reading and re- viewing the books. Ione City Hall served as the repository for the books during the process. Each book was reviewed for its science content, illustra- tions, activities, format and design. The Ione reader/ reviewer volunteers were Maureen McElligott, Bar- bara Collin, Betty Riet- mann, Rachell Hughes, Becky Doherty, Liz Peter- son, Linda Neiffer, Brandi Orem and Mary Rietmann. “Without these commu- nity volunteers, the review process would be difficult given the time constraints of the selection process,” said Carlson. With the release of the 2023 OSTB list, the Ione Public Library and the Ione Community School library have received all of the nominated books. “The best part of the project is giving the books away, and knowing that young readers have ac- cess to the most current outstanding science trade books,” said Carlson. Since Carlson’s com- mittee appointment was for three years, the 2021 OSTB books can be found at the Gilliam County Library in Condon, and the 2022 OSTB books at the Heppner schools. A full listing of the 2023 OSTB books, as well as past year’s winners, can be found at https://www. cbcbooks.org/readers/read- ing-lists/outstanding-sci- ence-lists/. Dust off those walking/ running shoes and get a jump start to all the family fun during Heppner’s Wee Bit O’ Ireland St. Patrick’s Day Celebration. Friends Helping Friends will again be hosting the St. Patrick’s Day Remembrance Walk and 5k run on Saturday, March 18. Registration and a social hour will begin at 8:30 a.m.. The walk and 5k run will begin at 9:30 a.m. following the annual group photo. Along with the fun traditions from the event, the Friends Helping Friends committee is also work- ing on some new twists. Currently in the works is making the 5k run a timed event, though it will still be all for fun. All participants of the walk and run will receive a two-toned event bracelet to add to their collection from all of the past years’ events, but the event will now also have tee shirts for sale. Friends Helping Friends has not had tee shirts since the inaugural year of the event, saying they wanted to use all of the proceeds to benefit each year’s cause versus an added expense. Now, after their “15 th - ish year,” they have decided to bring them back. Anyone will be able to purchase one of the newly designed, green, short or long sleeve tee shirts the morning of the event. Because of a limit- ed number of volunteers, Friends Helping Friends will not be taking pre-sales on tees. However, they are encouraging folks to pre-register for the event to help things go smoothly on event day. Anyone can follow the event on Facebook at “Hep- pner St. Patrick’s Day Re- membrance Walk/5k Run” for event updates. Regis- tration forms can be found on that page, as well, and can be printed out and sent in with donations. Checks should be made payable to Friends Helping Friends and mailed c/o Kathi Dick- enson, PO Box 566, Hep- pner, OR 97836. All money that’s raised through the event stays lo- cal and will be used toward health care needs within the community. “Táimid ag tnúth le tú fheiceáil go luath!” said a committee statement. (That’s, “We look forward to seeing you soon!” in Irish Gaelic). 3-Year TV Price Guarantee 99% Signal Reliability, now backed by our Reliability Guarantee Multi-Sport with NFL Redzone from NFL Network A TV PRICE YOU CAN RELY ON ONLY FROM DISH 3-YEAR TV PRICE GUARANTEE A TV Price you can rely on - only from DISH *Restrictions Apply Call us now! 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