Page 7, THE GAZETTE -TIMES. Heppner, OR, Thursday, April E, 1978
Heppner High Sports
t TRACK
A new school record and 6
1st place victories were not
quite enough last Tuesday as
the Heppner boys track team
were edged by the thinnest of
margins in a six way meet at
Condon.
Wahtonka of The Dalles won
the affair with 65' points.
Heppner had 65 followed by
Wheeler county 48, Condon 44,
Spray 12 and lone 7.
Freshman Brian Marlln set
a Heppner High School record
in the triple jump with a leap
of 40'3'V. The old mark set
last year by David Allstott,
was 40'1V. Martin's effort
earned second place. He was
also 2nd in the long jump and
was on the winning relay
teams to score 11 points.
Wade Padberg and Ray
Cate were high performers
with 15 points each. Padberg
won blue ribbons in the 440, 220
and relays. Cate captured the
100, 880 and was on the relays.
The mile relay team of
Steve McLaughlin, Cate, Pad
berg and Marlin ran to a
season's best of 3:42.2. The
sprint relay was made up of
the same group.
Other place finishers were
Marty Smith, 4th In javelin
and 5th in shot put; Dan
Marshall, 2nd in discus and
3rd in shot; Greg Clow, 5th in
discus; Bryce Powell, 3rd in
high and low hurdles, and
McLaughlin, 2nd in the low
hurdles with a season's best of
:22.9.
The Heppner Mustangs hos
ted the Sherman County
Huskies, April 13, in their first
league game and dropped a 5-0
decision.
The Mustangs were stymied
by the no-hit pitching of Paul
Fritts and plagued by 5 errors
in the 2nd inning, In which the
Huskies scored 3 runs.
Jim Lankford worked the
mound for the Mustangs and
according to coach Dale
Holland "Jim threw one of the
best games of the season."
Lankford gave up 7 hits,
struck out 7 batters and did
not walk a batter.
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AS OF MARCH 31. 176
ASSETS
from banks
securities
$515,510 51
1.773.554 33
Cash and due
Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations jS'gJlO
Other Securities HOSE
Trading account securities ; inn mi no
Federal funds sold & securities purchased under agreements to resell , S sS 81
Other loans less reserve for loan losses 5SWi
Bank premises, furniture fixtures. & other asset, represent,, bank premise. IM.S53 71
Other assets tissig'si7M
TOTAL ASSETS I1S.M6.5I7.W
LIAHHITIKS
Demand deposit, of Individual., partnerships, and corporations . U
Time and saiings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations .
Deposits of United States Government
Deposits of States and political subdivisions
Certified and officers' checks, etc Vi'iiini
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b Total time and savings deposits 10.163.719
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Mortgage indebtedness
Other liabilities "
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70.961 69
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TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -
TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES i CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Average of total deposits for the IS calendar day. ending with call date ,
Average of total loans for the IS calendar day. ending with call date
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750.000 00
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!cno Tennis
Tuesday, April 13, the lone
girls tennis team traveled to
Condon for a JV match and
came home a 5-3 winner.
Carrie Haynes played first
singlet against Becky Rattray
and lost 2-8. In second singles.
Jeanie Piening defeated Lisa
Gonzales in a tie breaker, 9-1.
Carol McElligott defeated
Tammy Brehaut in third
singles 8-3.
In doubles, Donna Palmer
and Darcy Rea defeated Leah
Potter and Cindi Fatland in a
tie-breaker, 9-8. The second
doubles team of Lori Berg
strom and Natalie Tews lost to
Hildred Davis and Jeannette
Shaw 3-8. Playing third doub
les. Arlynda Aldrich and
Tammy Tucker lost to Anne
Maley and Tami Harrison, 3-8.
Susan Thompson and Arlene
Cannon played fourth doubles
against Mary Neys and Helen
Thayer and won 8-2. The fifth
doubles match placed Marcia
Fluke and Jan Peterson ag
ainst Tanis Johnson and
Nancy Hartley with Marcia
and Jan winners 8-3.
Friday, April 23, lone hosts
Sherman with the matches
scheduled tobeginat2:30p.m.
Saturday, April 24, lone hosts
Stanfield with matches to
begin at 10:30 a.m. Spectators
are invited. There is no
admission charge.
Obituaries
VELA EL'BANKS
DEAN EDWARD BROOKS WILLIAM (BILL) FIELDS
Vela Violet Eubanks, 85,
Oregon City, died Wednesday,
April 14.
She was born March 21, 1891
at Lexington, OR, the daught
er of Joseph and Mary Pad
berg Lieuallen.
Funeral services were held
Monday, April 19, at the
United Church of Christ, lone,
with the Rev. William B.
Graham officiating.
Carl and Betty Marquardt
sang "The Last Mile of the
Way" and "No One Ever
Cared for Me Like Jesus",
accompanied by Rikka Tews
at the organ.
Pallbearers were Earl Pad
berg, Eldon Padberg, Marvin
Padberg, Darrell Padberg,
Bill Padberg and Charley
Padberg.
Concluding services and
vault interment were at High
View Cemetery, lone, with
Sweeney Mortuary in charge
of arrangements.
Survivors include three
sons; John Eubanks, lone;
Howard Eubanks, Condon;
William Eubanks, Oregon Ci
ty; two brothers; Lewis Hal
vorsen, lone and Henry Hal
vorsen, Medford; sister, Le
tha Harr, Pendleton; fourteen
grandchildren and twenty
great-grandchildren.
Over TC2 Tea Cq)
By A. Duffer
Eight ladies braved the cold
last week to participate in the
Tuesday morning women's
play. Newest players were
winners for the day. Low gross
went to Lilly Mae Nistad and
Pat Lankford had the least
putts.
Ladies Tuesday evening
play began this week and
results will be listed next
week.
Charlie Rawlins was a
repeat winner for low gross in
the men's Sunday play which
was held last Saturday be
cause of the Easter holiday.
Jeff Edmundson won low net
and KP. There was a tie for
long drive between Tom
Sherer and Craig Cooley.
Jerry Daggett and Brian
Kerr tied for the dubious
honor of high gross. Clint
McQuarrie returned from a
winters vacation to capture
least putts.
Wednesday evening saw the
beginning of men's Wednes
day night team play. Match up
and rules for the event are
posted for the first nine weeks
of play. At present there are 10
teams entered.
Dean Edward Brooks died
Wednesday, April 7, 1976 at
the Walla Walla veterans
hospital. Mr. Brooks was born
July 18, 1918 at Olney, IL. He
had made his home in Kinzua
with his daughter, Mrs. Bar
bara Williams for the last five
years.
Mr. Brooks is survived by
another daughter, Mrs. Linda
James, Pendleton and a son
Larry Dean Brooks of Cali
fornia and five grandchildren.
Several brothers and sister, in
Olinois also survive him.
Mr. Brooks served in World
War II with the Coast Guard
and witlrthe U.S. Army during
the Korean War.
Funeral services were held
in Fossil Monday, April 12,
1976. Interment was at the
Fossil cemetery.
BOYD HINTON
Graveside services - were
held Monday afternoon at the
Monument cemetery for Boyd
Hinton with the Rev. Milo
Franke, John Day officiating.
Mr. Hinton died Friday
evening, April 2, 1976 after
several years of illness.
He was born May 28, 1915 in
Hamilton to Henry (Doc) and
Effie Stirritt Hinton.
He attended grade school in
Hamilton and graduated from
Monument High School.
He was married to May De
Ett Throop November 24, 1939
at Goldendale, WA.
He is survived by his widow,
May, Monument; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Charles (Sharon)
McKinnon, The Dalles and
Mrs. BUI (Mary Ella) Neal
near Monument. A sister,
Mrs. Ella Kenton, Beaverton,
five grandchildren and an
uncle George Stirritt, John
Day.
Funeral services were held
Monday, April 12 for William
(Bill) Fields who died Thurs
day April , 1976 at Blue
Mountain Hospital. John Day.
Mr. Fields was bora De
cember 20. 1878 at Mt. Vernon.
He was buried in the Moon
Creek Cemetery near Mt.
Vernon. He was an uncle of
Mrs. Don Capon, Monument,
and a long time resident of
Grant County. He lived many
years in the Courtrock area.
NOTICE
Heppner TV Channel Change
Television station now seen on
Channel 9 has been moved to
Channel 12
Effective April 22, 1976
Public Auction
PUBLIC AUCTION
LAND SALE
May 4. 1(76. 2 p.m.
The Oregon Transportation Commission will offer for sale
at public suction the following parcel of land located ea the
south side of U.S. Highway 30 at the west end of Irrigoa near
the Mala Street Junction. The sale win be held on the
premises at 2 p.m. on May 4, 1976. The property is further
described as follows:
A parcel of land lying in Section 24. Township S North.
Range 26 East, W.M., Morrow County, Oregon. The parcel of
land to which this description applies contains 7506 square
feet, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: The minimum price that will be
accepted Is 11.875.09, payable at time of sale. The State
reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Sale
subject U special assessments, if any, restrictions,
reservations and easements of record. The sale is subject to
the following: (A) Subject to the Oregon Transportation
Commission's use restrictions on signboards and all types of
junkyards. B No access to the highway, and (C) subject to
a permit to Pacific Northwest BelL
INFORMATION: Regional Property Agent, 1102 "K"
Avenue. La Grande. Oregon, phone 963-8447 prior to date of
sale. (File No. 32118. Sale No. 7)
Published April 22. 29. 1976
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