EIGHT The Heppner Gnette-Tlmet. Ileppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 14, 198!
lone shuts down Cascade Locks Pirates, 40-0
By CRAIG GUTIERREZ
The lone Cardinals stayed
alive in the Big Sky Confer
ence football standings by
defeating the Cascade Locks
Pirate 40-0 lt Thurwtey.
The Cardinals came out of the
locker room with jfi" in tneir
eyes and they knew it was a
"do or die" game. If they won
they could go on with hopes of
making the finals, if they lost
they would have to hang up
their uniforms at the end of
the season.
lone dominated the Pirates
from the start of the game.
The Cards kicked-off and on
Cascade Locks' first play
from scrimmage Ione's Tim
Patton intercepted the ball.
The interception led to Ione's
first after Craig Hams scam
pered 67 yards into the end
zone. The extra point failed.
The Cards scored again early
in the first quarter when Den
ny Starr connected with Tim
Patton from seven yards out.
Again the extra point failed.
I
Ione's tough defense was the
key to their successful night
on the gridiron as they shut
out the Pirates throughout the
game. Their defense was the
cause of their next touchdown
drive that ended with Denny
Starr sneaking in for the T.D.
from one yard out. Starr's
touchdown ended the scoring
for the first quarter.
In the second quarter, lone
came out of the huddle, again,
seeming to have one thing in
mind. The Cardinals put in
two more TD.'s in the first
half with a seven-yard run by
Howard Leavit and a 26-yard
pass from Starr to Patton to
end the first half.
In the second half. lone
slacked up and didn't score,
but the defense also held
Cascade Locks from putting
the ball in the end zone at all.
Ione's Craig Hams ended up
with 143 yards rushing, How
ard Leavitt had 91 yards rush
ing and Denny Starr had 31
yards on the ground and 139
yards in the air.
Coach Gordon Meyers said
The first half the offense and
defense played very well but
lacked in the second half. We
need to play with more inten
sity throughout the game to
win the rest. We won the first
game of the 'must wins' and
we can't afford to lose any
more in order to make it to the
playoffs."
lone-Arlington games have
always been imporotant and
presently Arlington is leading
the league. If we want any
playoff contention we have to
beat, first. Arlington, then,
win the rest of our games, the
coach said.
lone will travel to Arlington
Friday for the 1:30 pjn.
battle.
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Thursday'! gome
Interim National Forest receipts to be distributed
to a touchdown, (one routed
phoe by Woyn Hon
the Pirotei 40-0 in
Bowling News
Forty states and Puerto
Rico will shars $99 million in
interim payments as their
part of national forest receipts
collected in fiscal year 1982,
Secretary of Agriculture John
R. Block has announced.
Oregon will receive the lar
gest amount, $36.8 million.
"We expect the total amount
owed to the states will be
about $132 million for this
year," Block said.
The payments represent
about 75 percent of the total
amount due to the states from
receipts collected for use of
national forest products and
services during the fiscal
year.
"Interim funds are made
available as soon as possible
following the end of the fiscal
year (Sept.30), rather than
holding them until final com
putation." Block said. "The
remainder of the funds will be
made available in early De
cember after the actual re
ceipts for the fiscal year have
been determined.
"By law, 25 percent of the
revenues collected by th"
Forest Service from timber
sales, grazing, recreation,
mineral and land uses on the
national forests are made
available to the states where
the national forests are loca
ted." The funds are to be used
for schools and roads.
Last year, the states receiv
ed $228 million as their share
of national forest receipts.
Block attributed the reduction
in receipts to depressed tim
ber markets. National forest
timber sales contribute the
greatest amount to the fund.
m, rniim im in irrnrdinci with ORS 294. 250 . pertaining Co
reporting requirement of the County Auditor for te month o August, 1982
Service 'or which
payment Is cl'ed
14.
12
KoffeeKcpKeglers Sparetimers
Won -Lost October 5
M.C.G.G.No.2 . 12-8 Won-
Gutter Dusters 12 - 8
No-Pin Hitters HVi- 8
ThePytts 10V4- 9V4
Three Holers 10-10
HiHo's "94-104
Newcomers 9 .-11
The Dregs 54-144
High game: Betty Snow -191.
High Series: Betty Snow -505.
Splits: Maude Hughes 1-10;
and Billie Doherty 3-10.
M.C.G.G.
V & G Tavern
Peterson's
Coast to Coast
Gardner's
Les Schwab
Sears
Central Market
Lost
6..
8
114- 84
11
11
9
6
54-
Dime A Dozen
October 19
Won
No. Three
No. Two
No. Five
No. One
No. Seven
No. Eight
No. Four
No. Six
Lost
13-3
11-5
9-7
8-8
8-8
6-10
5-11
4-12
High game:, Mick Kindle -222
and Judy Rickert -184.
High series : Sam Heath - 549
and Alvina Padberg - 486.
High team game: No. Two -775.
High team series: No. Two -2226.
9
- 9
-11
14
144
Splits converted: Ann
Schwarz 4-10; Joan McDonald
5-8-10; and Lo Rayne Bowman
5-8-10.
High game: Inetia Cantin -199.
High series: Inetia Cantin -500.
Thursday Night Ladies
October 7
Won Lost
B.P.OE.No.358 16 -4
Cole's 12-8
Kinzua 10-12
M&R 10-12
Bucknum's 9-11
BtCRepair 9-11
Columbia Basin Elec. 7 -13
RayBoycelns. 7-13
Splits converted: Donna
Fetsch 6-7; and Karen Palmer
5-10.
High game: Katie McRobe
erts - 224.
High series: Katie Mc Rob
erts - 573.
Claimant
Granpe Mutual Life Co.
Banker Life Ins. Co.
Stephen Trukositz
Colunbia Basin Electric
Krumbein Engineering
CFI Imprint inp, Inc.
Hunnicutt I Associates
Wilson's Bid. i Mtse. Reo.
Theodore Rleker, ec alt
Hutch' Prlntin Co.
Hutch' Printing Co.
Kllhara Stationery
Unatilla Co. Sheriff
Nudelman Brother
Pettyjohn Oil Co.
Nelmi, Holland k Scott
lu;tllla Police Deot.
E. 0. Keithley, et al
Oeane Seeer
Addret:rreT?h Farrington
Heppner Postmaster
Burroughs Corporation
Chevron U.S.A. , Inc.
State of Oregon
"eci'ic N.'J. Bell
Flrt lntertate Bank
Burroughs Corporation
All Cooy Corooration
All Cony Corporation
An. of Oregon Countle
Co'umbia Basin Electric
Heppner Auto Part
Carroll Adam Tractor
Chevron U.S.A. , Inc.
Arrow Trantoortation
Devin Oil Co. , Inc.
I.exineton Lunber Yard
Boyd Martin
Pettyjohn' Farm i Bldr.
Arrow Transportation
Chevron U.S.A. , Inc.
Struntz Construction Co.
Sear, Roebuck k Co.
Kermlaton Tire I Auto Cen.
Inland Machinery
Armco, Inc.
Devin Oil Co. , Inc.
Grande Ronde Welding
Krutnbein Eneineering
Arrow Transoortation
K.C.C.C.
Van Scholack Oil
Pettyjohn Oil Co.
Ready-Mix Sand I Gravel
R. D. Sarpent
Woodpecker Truck k Equip.
Chevron U.S.A. , Inc.
Arrow Trananortation
The Standard Steel Co.
Chevron U.S.A., Inc.
Assn. of Oregon Countle
Ohnren'
Pacific N.W. Bell
Terry Tenoleman
Farrall Instrument , Inc.
I.B.M.
Masonic Bide. Assn.
Assn. of Oregon Counties
William L. Lonipan Assoc.
Lott'a Electric
Boxer-Marcus Co.
Pitney-Bowes
Pacific N.W. Bell
West Publishing Co.
General - Life Insurance
Ceneral - Disability Ins.
J. P. Court Aoot . Atty. Fees
Cthse. Annex Power fc Llphta
Surveyor ?!onunentin
Auditor Hachine Forms
Assessor Sunlies
Park Attendants
Cir. Court Jury k Witnesses
J. P. Sunolies
Non-Dept. Paper t Postage
Non-Dept. Paner k Postape
Sheriff Jail' Expense
Sheriff Uniform Expense
Sheriff Vehicle Expense
Non-Dent. Professional Ser.
Sheriff Jail Expense
Solid Waste Contract Labor
L.C.D.C. Coordinator
Kon-Oeot . MscMne Ktse.
Non-DePt. Paner k Postage
Auditor Tray I. Cart for I.90DO
Sherif Vehicle Exnense
Sheriff Connunication Expense
Non-Dent. Te lenh one (ci'r.fxo
Assessor Convention k Dues
Treas. -Tax Coll . Off. Supp.
D. A. Copy "achine
D. A. Office E"uioment
General - Health Insurance
Road Misc.
Road Reoairs
Road Beoirs
Road Frelt k Asnhalt
Road Freight ( Asnhalt
Road Gas i Oil
Road Shorj Re'ocation
Road Shon Relocation
Road Bomb. P.f. Road Match.
P.oad Freight & Asnhalt
Road Frelf.ht h Asohalt
Road C?ntractinB
Road Supplies 4 Shop Relo.
Road Tires h Tubes
Road Repairs
Road Mat . t Supplies
Road Shon Relocation
Road Caoital Equipment
Road Professional Services
Road Freight U Asphalt
Rod Bomb. Rp. Road Match.
Road Cas I Oil
RoaH Gas h Oil
Road Materials I Supplies
Road Misc. (Pent)
P.oad Repairs
Road Freipht & Asphalt
Road Freight & Asnhalt
Road Materials ir Sunolies
Road Frei'ht t Asnhalt
Road - Health Insurance
Mental Health Supp. & Equip.
Men. Health Communications
Men. Health Travel Exn.
Men. Health Scientific Eaulp.
Men. Health Off. Supplies
Men. Health Rent
Men. Health - Health Ins.
Revenue Sharing Construction
Revenue Sharing Construction
Rev. Sharing Senior Service
Rev. Sharinf. Equip. Purchase
911 F.merency (Curr. line exp
Law Library Books
Amount Ordered
Paid
S 277.38
494.7
357.15
230.52
650.01
191.04
180.00
550.00
349.44
155. PO
295.05
462.28
1,365. no
317.00
1 .625. 51
S44.ll
170.00
73L00
250.00
561.75
)0.00
H.0.14
152.16
300.00
.) 923. 7
173.21
1 64 . 34
2,526.00
200.00
6,343.15
177.23
CIS. 00
463.91
11,499.60
1,980.59
765.13
503.3',
7,917.20
174.00
68P. 30
4,048.fl0
16,050.00
9,0?7.09
329.29
587.07
9,675.00
'50.00
4,732.00
385.00
1,351.12
1,606.75
1,079.29
4,144.04
6,806.79
155.00
352.08
7,947.80
1,437.37
1,242.62
8,615.00
4,538.91
194.68
254.45
194.40
1.6R0.00
153.50
150.00
640.05
8,527.00
7,284.00
408. oe
831.00
.) 226.80
174.75
11 enjoy ideal playing
conditions at W.CoC.C.
Kleven women enjoyed
Mont playing conditions on
cvtotwr 5 at Willow Creek
Country Club during Ladies'
Plav. said a spokesperson,
list week's winners were
Muriel Pnlmer with a 47 for
low gross. Deena Starr with a
low net of 27 and Wanda Willis
with 15 putts. Palmer won
K P. honors and Susan John
ston had long drive,
J sAn election of 19R3 olficers
Extension
offers course
Bv BIHDINKTl l l is f
OSl" Kxtenslon Service
Everyone seems to be af
flicted with problems relating
to finances in the current
economic situation today.
While the middle and older
age groups have experiences
to draw on for budgeting
dollars, many of the up to 35
age group may be interested
in receiving help on managing
money more effectively.
Oregon State University
Extension Service in Morrow
and Umatilla counties is of
fering a special correspon
dence course on "Money Mat
ters." Anyone may receive the
four-part course free of
charge by writing or calling
their nearest extension office.
Heppner 676-9642.
The first mail-outs will start
on a weekly basis in Morrow
County about the end of Oc
tober, but will also be avail
able later for those interested.
took place throughout the day
as each group met to play, the
spokesperson reported. Bev
erly Gudnerson was elected
president; Eileen Padberg,
vice-president; Lorena Jones,
secrelary-lreasurer ; arid
Beverly Wilson, handicaps
chairman.
For the remainder of the
coifing season, coffee will be
served at 9:30 a.m., with tee
off to follow at 10 a.m.
signs
HUNTING BY
PERMISSION ONLY;
NO VEHICLES
BEYOND THIS
POINT
only 15,
GAZETTE
TIMES
e
New Arrivals
Dakota Jeans
100 Cotton
Straight Leg
fits Over Boots
$1498
MJUM
Tn foilowln it In accordance with ORS 294.250, oartatnlna to
rnortin roulrfnnta of the County Auriltor for tht month of ?pttmbr. 1982
Claimant
Bank of Eaatarn Orcpon
Oregon Deot. of Ravanu
Social Security Rev. Acct.
Dean Scpr
Wilton's Bldr. Mttn.
Ohnrrn't
Ohn.rn't
Heppner PotCnatter
Xerox Corporation
Oregon Deot. of Revenue
Ore'.on Dent, of Revenue
Pacific N.W. Bell
Srtohen Trukotitt
Stephen Trukotitt
VanValkenburrh. Coatt 4 Kelly
Pacific N.W. Waterways
Murray Druftt, inc.
Arva-Huriton, Inc.
Pettyjohn Oil Co.
Hernleton Tire t Auto Center
l.B.M.
Columbia Bi.-.in Electric
I.B.M.
K. 0. Keithley. et al
Stephen Trukotitt
Burroughs Corporation
Pacific N.W. Bell
Mental Health Services
Theodore E. Rleker, ec sit
Attn, of Oregon Counties
Bankers Life Co.
Pettyjohn Oil Co.
Hutch's Prlntlne Co.
"lchael J. Sweeney
Coatt to Cosse
City of Umatilla
Umatilla Co. Sheriff
Watco County
wheeler's Communications
' Stats of Oregon - Exec. Depc.
Charlotte Cray
Pepnner Caxerte Times
Pacific N.W. Bell
First Interstate Bank
Cranes Mutual Life Ins.
Bank of Eattern Oregon
Soclsl Security P.ev. Acct.
Oregon Deot. of Revenue
Turner. VanMarter t Bryant
Crange Mutual Life
Bankers Life Co.
Pacific Mutual tlfe
Employment Division
Bank of Eattern Oregon
Oregon Dept . of Revenue
Social Sec. Rev. Acct.
Umatilla Co. District Ct.
Woodpecker Truck 1 Equip.
Seart, Roebuck k Co.
Pacific N.W. Bell
Circle "D" Conttructlon
Arrow Transportation
Chevron U.S.A. , Inc.
Lott't Electric
Inland Machinery Co.
Hermit ton Tire k Auto Center
Heonner Auto Parts
Devin Oil Co. , Inc.
C.O.W.S.
Arrow Trantportstlon
Chevron U.S.A., Inc.
R. D. Sargent
Daniel T. Carey
Van Scholack Oil, Inc.
Pettyjohn Oil Co.
Lexlnpton Lumber Yard
M.C.C.C.
Pettyjohn's Fsra k Bldr.
Chevron U.S.A., Inc.
Arrow Transportation
Engineering Ext. Service
Attn, of Oregon Counties
Bankers Life Co.
Chevron U.S.A. , Inc.
Arrow Transportstlon
Clyde Oregon
Mac's Radiator k Repair
Boyd Martin
Council 75
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Social Sec. Rev. Acct.
Oregon Dept. of Revenue
Turner, VanMarter k Bryant
Council 75
Bankers Life Co.
Pacific Mutual Life
Emoloyment Division
Umatilla District Court
Bank of Eattern Oregon
Oregon Dept. of Revenue
Social Sec. Rev. Acct.
Allton Turner
Terrel Temoleman
Pacific N.W. Bell
Matonlc Bldg. Attn.
Attn, of Oregon Counties
Bank of Eattern Oregon
Social Sec. Rev. Acct.
Oregon Deot . of Revenue
Turner, VanMarter k Bryant
Pacific Mutual Life
Employment Division
Greg McLaughlin
I.B.M. Corp.
Wm. Lonlgan Assoc.
Pettyjohn's Pant & Bldr.
Pacific N.W. Bell
Social Sec. Rev. Acct.
Krumbeln Engineering
Service for which
payment it claimed
Amount Ordered
Paid
Ceneral Federal Wthdg. i 6.770.43
Ceneral - State Uthdg. 3,415.50
Ceneral - PICA Wthdg. 7,111.78
L.C.D.C. Coordinator 250.00
Park Attendants 550.00
Clerk CalculatorTypewriter 189.00
Disc. Court Suoplles ' 189.00
Non-Dent. Peper k Pottage
Non-Dept. Paner k Postsgs JPleOO
Alienor State Mdte. 472.50
Atteator Induttrlal Apiraltal 35.00
Non-De-)C. Curr. Exp. (Tele.) 472.99
Clr. Court Aoot. Atty. Fees 475.05
J. P. Court Aopt. Atty. Fses 848.49
J. P. Court Anpt. Atty. Fses 200.00
Co. Court Pro. Organisations 250.00
Sheriff Supolles 171.44
Sheriff Communications 327.58
Sheriff Vehicle Expenss 1,788.72
Shsrlff Vehicle Expenss 455.45
Health Nurse Typewriter 828.00
Cthse, ( Annex Power 4 Lights 435.08
D. A. Supolles 151.06
Solid Watte Contract Lsbor 730.00
J. P. Court Anne. Atty. Fees 767.03
Non-Dept. Machine Mtse. 3,888.00
Non-Dept. Curr. Exn. (Tele.) 332.83
Juvenile Psychological Eval. 180.00
Clr. Court Jurors 307.92
Ceneral - Health Ins. 6,127.05
Ceneral - Disability Ins. 449.74
Attettor 'leldwork 4 Mileage 170.23
Aatettor Supplies 173.60
Cir. Court Aoot. Atty. Fast 229.50
Sheriff Vehicle Exp. 200.00
Sheriff Jail Exp. 384.00
Sheriff Jail Exp. 1,725.00
Sheriff Jail Exp. 450.00
Sheriff Communication Exp. 264.75
Sheriff Connunication Exp. 300.00
J. P. Trust Fund for Suspensions 300.00
Non-Dent. Official Publications 210.69
Non-Deot. Curr. Exp. (Tele.) 1,328.20
Assessor Appraisal Schools 749.21
Ceneral Life Insursncs 273.55
Ceneral - Federal Wthdg. 6,818.72
Ceneral - FICA Wthdg. 7.170.90
Ceneral - State Wthdg. 3.428.30
Ceneral - V'orker's Corrn. Ins. 2,307.68
Ceneral - Life Insursncs 281.21
Csnsral Disability Ins. 265.82
Csneral - Retirement 22,138.77
Ceneral - Unemployment Ins. 3,184.37
Road - Federal Wthdg. 5,601.23
Road - State Wthdg. 2,546.30
Road - FICA Wthdg. 5,543.59
Road - Carnlshnenc 225.87
Road Rapalrt 2,270.80
Road Shoo Relocation 471.86
Road Radio Communicatlont 211.20
Road Shop Relocation 2,610.50
Road Freight k Aephalt 6,084.27
Road Freight k Aephalt 19,446.00
Road Shop Relocation 729.14
Koad keoairt 1.001.36
Road Tires k Tubes 218.36
Road Renalrs 866.36
Road Cas k Oil 1,232.11
Road Shop Supplies 221.72
Road Freleht k Asphalt 6,032.19
Road Freight k Aaphalt 38,880.80
Road Misc. (Rent) 155.00
Road Bomb. R. Match. Fund 1,940.85
Road Cas k Oil 809.07
Road Cas k Oil 3,624.14
Road Shoo Relocation 378.47
Road Repairs 523.83
Road Bomb. Rg. Match. Fund 472.33
Road Freight k Asnhalt 7,973.80
Road Freight k Asphalt 2,277.45
Rosd Travel k Training 200.30
Road - Health Ins. 4,538.91
Road Disability Ins. 292.62
Road - Freight k Atphalt 24,549.00
Road Frelnht k Asphalt 2,341.69
Road Reoairs 2,571.33
Road Repairs 250.23
Road Shoo Relocation 1,712.50
Road Union Dues 252.00
Road - Federal Wthdg. 4.092.10
- FICA Wthdg. 4,447.04
State Uthdg. 1,988.50
- Worker's Comp. Ins. 6,108.74
Union Dues 240.00
Disability Ins. 419.78
- Retirement 14,153.81
- Unemoloytnent Ins. 1,804.58
- Garnishment 165.81
Health - Federal Wthdg. 679.01
Health - State Wthdg. 334.00
Health - FICA Wthdg. 695.44
Health Travel 222.61
Health Travel 158.18
Health Communications 237.87
Heslth Rent 150.00
Health Health Ins. 640.05
Federal Wthdg. 679.01
FICA Wthdg. 695.44
State Wthdg. 334.00
Worker's Comp. Ins. 156.49
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Men.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Health
Health
Health
Health
Health
Health
Retirement 2,257.38
Unemployment Ins. 265.38
Sharing Co. Bldg. Improve. 1,697.29
Sharing Equip. Purchase 828.00
Sharing Construction 5,207.00
Sharinc Construction 2.621.08
911 Emergency - Curr. line exp. 341.80
Juvenile Ser. Comm. FICA Wthdg. 174.20
Airport - Asphalt 6 Tsxiwsy 937.80
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