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MAT,
continued from Page A10
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Celt Trent Van Cleave makes a drive to the rim in the game with
West Albany High School.
BOYS,
continued from Page A10
The Bulldogs were on a 7-0
scoring run when C. Cavell
stopping the hemorrhaging
with a lay-in. A minute later,
he made a behind-the-back
pass to Celt Cade Goff keep-
ing the ball in play and leading
to another score. C. Cavell also
put in the go-ahead bucket on
a fast break to give McNary
back a 20-19 lead.
“Chandler came in and
gave us the spark we needed.
He’s done a nice job of work-
ing on improving and being
coachable. He’s also worked
on being in the right poosi-
tion on defense a lot and that
was evident tonight,” Kirch
said. “He played the smartest
I’ve seen him play.”
With the Celtics back on
track, Van Cleave took over
the scoring for McNary. He
scored the last eight points
of the half cushioning the
McNary lead to 28-18 and
poured in another 12 in the
second half for 20 points on
the night.
The Keizer team had three
battles left before the post-
season begins. The toughest
of the bunch was likely West
Salem High School Tuesday,
Feb. 9. McNary squeaked by
the Titans for a second time
this season with a 64-59 fi nal
score.
While the Celtics have en-
countered more turbulence
than expected at the outset of
the season, Kirch said it’s made
the team as a whole stronger.
“We’re a battle-tested, hard-
ened team,” Kirch said. “The
key is to play positive and con-
tinue to play our game.”
C. Cavell said even on the
nights when the offense is
lagging, there is still a lot the
Celts can control.
“Whether we’re scoring
the ball or not, we can always
win the game on defense,” he
said.
Boys golf plans
tournaments
The McNary High School boys golf program is hosting two
fundraising golf tournaments in April.
Tokatee Golf Course, in McKenzie Bridge, will host the fi rst
tournament Friday, April 22, Sisters’ Black Butte Golf Course
will host the second tourney Friday, April 29.
Tournament fees are $200 and include greens fees for players
and one coach, driving range tokens and lunch.
For more information or to register a team, contact Rick
Ward at WARD_RICK@salkeiz.k12.or.us.
public notices
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NOTICE OF SEIZURE
FOR FORFEITURE
Notice
to
Potential
Claimant-Read Carefully !!
If you have any interest in
the seized property described
in this notice, you must
claim that interest or you
will automatically lose that
interest. If you do not fi le a
claim for the property, the
property may be forfeited even
if you are not convicted of any
crime. To claim an interest,
you must fi le a written claim
with the forfeiture counsel
named below.
The written claim must
be signed by you, sworn
to under penalty of perjury
before a notary public, and
state: (a) Your true name; (b)
The address at which you
will accept future mailings
from the court and forfeiture
counsel; and (3) A statement
that you have an interest in
the seized property. Your
deadline for fi ling the
claim document with the
forfeiture counsel named
below is 21 days from the
last publication date of this
notice. The publication notice
will be published on four
successive weeks, beginning
February 12, 2016 and ending
March 4, 2016. If you have
any questions, you should
see an attorney immediately.
FORFEITURE COUNSEL:
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Oregon Department of Justice
2250 McGilchrist St. SE
Suite 100, Salem, OR 97301
Phone: (503) 378-6347
CASE# 15-317734
SEIZING AGENCY:
Oregon State Police
255 Capitol St. NE,
Salem, OR 97310
Phone: (503) 378-3720
NOTICE OF REASON
FOR
SEIZURE
FOR
FORFEITURE:
The property described
in this notice was seized
for forfeiture because it: (1)
Constitutes the proceeds of
the violation of, solicitation
to violate, attempt to violate,
or conspiracy to violate. The
criminal laws of the State
of Oregon regarding the
manufacture,
distribution,
or possession of controlled
substances (ORS Chapter
475); and/or (2) Was used or
intended for use in committing
or facilitating the violation of,
solicitation to violate, attempt
to violate, or conspiracy to
violate the criminal laws of
the state of Oregon regarding
the manufacture, distribution
or possession of controlled
substance (ORS Chapter
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PROPERTY SEIZED FOR
FORFEITURE: $3583.00 in
US Currency
DATE
PROPERTY
SEIZED: 10/6/15
PERSON FROM WHOM
PROPERTY SEIZED:
Rachel Lynn Goland
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forfeiture of the property
described in these papers
contact:
Oregon State Police,
Drug Enforcement Section
255 Capitol St. NE,
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Phone: (503) 378-3720
2/12, 2/19, 2/26, 3/4
Kesler and B. Ebbs were
the only match winners in
the Sprague dual meet. Kesler
won in a 11-1 major decision.
B. Ebbs won in a 7-5 decision.
McNary heads to the
district competition more
behind the eight ball than
usual.
“We’ve had a couple of
old injuries from early in
the season fl are up and that’s
changed the game plan for
us, but we’ve got a number of
freshmen fl oating around in
the mix who we are putting
a lot of faith in,” J. Ebbs said.
Freshmen Blaine Croucher,
David Allen and Garrett
Wampler are a few of the
wrestlers expected to take on
varsity roles.
“We have some guys like
Sean Burrows, Isaiah Putnam,
Kyle Bonn and Keifer Smith
who are going to have unique
hurdles to placing or winning
a district title, but they’re
going to have their team
behind them no matter what,”
J. Ebbs said.
B. Ebbs, Kesler, Phelps and
Joey Kibbey were all district
placers and state qualifi ers in
2015
“Outside of that we have
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McNary’s Keifer Smith rolls Forest Grove High School’s Alam Castro for a pin in the dual meet
Thursday, Feb. 4.
some guys who have wrestled
well enough to make it to
the podium this year. Ricky
Vincent is tough enough to
scrap with just about anybody
and has a shot at placing. Nick
Hernandez is bringing it on
for us as a freshman at 120
pounds,” J. Ebbs said.
In the most recent
oregonwrestler.com statewide
6A rankings, B. Ebbs was
sixth; Bonn was seventh,
Kibbey was eighth; and Kesler
was 11th.
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