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By Adrian GAA
The Adrian GAA Invitational
Track Meet was held April 20.
People attending saw the best
competition this area has ever
seen, with the exception of state
meets.
Eighteen schools gathered at
Adrian to compete in this meet
and totaled a number of 253
girls. Two new girl’s school
records were set for Adrian
by Kathy Hardman, who ran the
mile in 6 minutes and 38 se­
conds, and Nancy Timmerman,
who set the new record for the
220 yard dash at 27.9. Nancy
competed against state winners
from Oregon and Idaho and
placed fifth.
New Ore.-Ida. meet records
were set at this meet also in
220 Dash - Aikens-Burns -
27 sec.;
Mile Run - Williams-Burns-
5:41.7;
880 Relay - Emmett-1:58.3;
Mile Relay - Burns-4:37.4;
Javelin - Denwick-Burns -
111 ft. 0 in.;
Discus - Falen-Capital
123ft 0 in.;
High Jump - Young-Capital -
5 ft 1 1/2 in.
Long Jump - Brown-Cald­
well - 16 ft. 3 1/2 in.
BUY-SEU.-RENT-HIRE...
SALMON-STEELHEAD
UPON QUESTION OF LEVYING
A TAX OUTSIDE THE LIMI­
TATION OF
THE OREGON
CONSTITUTION
Notice is hereby given that
an election will be held in School
District
No. 26 of Malheur
County, State of Oregon, from
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on May
15, 1972, at Primary Building
in said school district, for the
purpose of submitting to the
qualified voters of said dis­
trict the question of levying a
tax for the fiscal year 1972 -
1973 outside the limitation of
Section 11, Article XI, Oregon
Constitution.
The reasons for such levy
are:
Funding school district ope­
ration because the existing tax
levy limitation will not pro­
duce sufficient funds to operate
at state standards for the full
school year.
Some of the added expenses
are:
Retirement will raise in Ja­
nuary 1973 from 5.41% to 7.5%.
Social Security will raiseJa-
nuary 1973 from 5.2% on the
first $9000 to 5.65%.
Tuition for Mary Kay School.
Increase in school insurance
premiums.
Material for a storage build­
ing for vocational classes touse
until satisfactory facilities can
be readied.
Blacktop of more of the ele­
mentary playground.
Dated this 25th day of April,
1972.
ATTEST:
W. L. McPartland, Clerk
Harold E. Kurtz, Chairman.
Published April 27, May4,1972
Sport fishermen are re­
minded to return their expired
1971 salmon-steelhead licenses
to the Oregon Game Commis­
sion as soon as possible. The
law requires that these licen­
ses be returned by May 1 fol­
lowing the expiration date.
Reino Koski, who maintains
records on angler catch of these
fish, advised that the deadline
is fast approaching but anglers
still have a few days to get these
cards back before computation
of the 1971 catch begins.
Collection boxes are located
at all license agencies for the
convenience of fishermen. The
cards may also be returned di­
rectly to the Game commission,
1634 S.W. Alder, Portland.
The importance of these re­
cord cards cannot be overem­
phasized, according to Koski.
By returning them, sport fish­
ermen will be doing invaluable
service toward the management
of these important fishery re­
sources. The information pro­
vided by anglers is used to
compute the statewide salmon
and steelhead catch as well as
the catch by individual stream.
Total catch figures for 1971
will be available in July. An­
glers wanting to know which
streams were the top salmon or
steelhead producers the past
year should contact the Commi­
ssion at that time.
and rehab charges (as de­
termined by the Secretary of
Interior) of the Park Unit of
the District for the 1972-1973
fiscal year.
The annual operation and
maintenance charges of $5.80
per acre for the season of 1972
for the Park Unit is the rate
set by the Boise Project Board
of Control. All water used in
excess of 3 1/2 acre feet per
acre is $1.60 per acre foot.
The assessment roll and re­
cord may be inspected by any
interested persons at the of­
fice of the Secretary.
By order of the Board of
Directors.
Big Bend Irrigation District
W. C. VanDewater,
Secretary.
Published April 13, 20, 27,
1972.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
ROYALE FACELLE
On May 1, 1972, at the Meet­
ing Room in the Adrian Fire
House of the Adrian Rural Fire
Protection District, an elec­
tion will be held from 8:00a.m.
until 8:00 p.m. for the purpose
of submitting the proposition for
incorporation to the registered
voters residing within the boun­
daries described in the pro-
position:
The proposition to be voted
upon shall be whether or not
the following described real
property situated in Malheur
County, Oregon, shall be in­
corporated as the City of
Adrian, Oregon, to-wit: The
NW 1/4 SW 1/4, NE 1/4 SW
1/4, SW 1/4 SW 1/4, and
Government Lot 3, all in Sec­
tion 14, T. 21 S., R. 46 E.
W.M., Malheur County, Ore­
gon, more particularly des­
cribed as follows.- Beginning
at a brass cap marking the
NOTICE: OF BUDGET MEETING
section corner common to
ADRIAN FIRE DISTRICT
Sections 14, 15, 22, & 23, T.
21 S„ R. 46 E., W.M., thence
Notice is hereby given, that
N. 1 degree 01’ 28” E along
a budget meeting and hearing
the section line, 2642.83 feet
on the Adrian Rural Fire Dist­
to a brass cap marking the
rict budget will be held on
one-quarter corner common
May 18, 1972 at 8 p.m., at the
to said sections 14 & 15;
Fire Station in Adrian, Oregon.
thence S 89 degrees 00’ 52”
This is a public meeting and
along the midsection line,
the public is invited to attend
2666.52 feet to the center of
and discuss all, or any part of
said Section 14; thence S
the budget.
0 degrees 52’ 06” W along
Dated this 24th day of April,
the mid-section line, 1323.65
1972.
feet to a brass cap marking
/S/ Vern McCain, Budget Of­
the center south one-sixteenth
ficer
corner of said Section 14;
Published April 27, May 4,
thence continue S 0 degrees
1972.
52’ 06” W along said mid­
section line, 363.66 feet tc
NOTICE OF MEETING
an intersection with the mean­
BIG BEND IRRIGATION
der line of the left bank of
DISTRICT
the Snake River; thence S
Notice is hereby given that 43 degrees 07’ 33” W along
said meander line, 137.65 feet .
a meeting of the Board of Di­
to a point;
thence S 30
rectors of the Big Bend Ir­
rigation District sitting as a degrees 36 ’ 39” W along i
Board of Equalization will meet said meander line, 977.62 feet
on the 2nd day of May, 1972 to a brass cap marking the i
at 8:00 p.m. of said day at the meander corner common to
said Sections 14 & 23; thence .
residence of W.C. VanDewater,
N 89 degrees 09’ 26” W along '
Secretary, within said District,
for the purpose of reviewing the section line, 760,52 feet |
to a brass cap marking the ’
and correcting its assessment
roll
and apportionment of West one-sixteenth corner |
common to said Sections 14 '
charges for operation, main­
4 23; thence continue along i
tenance and construction char­
said section line N 89 degrees '
ges for the 1972-1973 fiscal
05’ 20” W, 1335.64 feet to ,
year. The assessment of $0.25
the place of beginning.
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per acre is levied for opera­
tion and maintenance of the Big County Court of MalheurCounty i
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Bend Unit of the District. $0.20 By Ellis A. White
per acre is levied for operation
County Judge
.
and maintenance of the Park
Unit of the District. $2.75 is
Published April 13, 20 and 27,
4evied to meet the construction 1972.
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9TH WEEK OF M&W'S SPRING FLING
LICENSES DUE
LfGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SCHOOL
ELECTION
Thursday, April 27, 1972
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