SIX The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday,
Weather cooperative
The weather was coopera
tive last weekend during the
second Wranglers Riding Club
Play Day.
Winners of the events and
their times follow:
Mx and underage group
Barrels: First - Joey Hoff
man 23.44: second - Rodney
Ehrmantraut 31.98. third -Charene
Coe 34 60, fourth -Sara
Greenup 37.51.
Poles: first - Hoffman 28.21.
second Ehrmantraut 41.18.
third - Greenup 64.54.
Hat Race: first - Ehrman
traut 15 02. second Hoffman
16 07. third - Tiffany Munkers
29 74. fourth - Greenup 52.08.
Put n' Take: first - Greenup
33 69. second - Ehrmantraut
40 75. third - Hoffman 43.12.
fourth - Coe 60 08.
Seven through nine age group
Barrels: first - Heather Eck
man 21.32. second - Steven
Hoffman 21.77. third - Cherie
Papineau 22 39. fourth Amy
Greenup 23.70.
lone Jr. High track teams
kick off season
By ASHLEY CONKLIN
The lone Junior High track
teams kicked off the season at
the Columbia Jr. High Invita
tional last Thursday. April 14.
The boys' team was fourth
with 59 points and the girls'
team was fifth with 47 points,
competing against Umatilla.
Heppner. Imbler, Pilot Rock
and Columbia of Irrigon.
Chris Rea led the boys by
winning the 300 intermediate
hurdles fri a school record
time of 0:48.5. He also was
second in the high jump and
fourth in the 100-meter high
hurdles.
Leading the girls was Deena
Hams, who won the shot put.
discus and was second in the
softball throw, throwing 417",
76 0". and 15O"0".
Two seconds came from
Mike Rietmann. who threw
the softball 2025" and ran the
400 meters in 1:04.6. He also
long jumped 14'13".
The 1.200-meter medley
relay team of Kevin Ball, Rea.
Ashley Conklin and Rietmann
was fourth in 3:24 0.
Conklin was third in the long
jump (146"). fourth in the 200
meters (0:30.0) and ran 0:14.7
in the 100 meters.
In the 800-and 1 .200-meter
races Ball ran 2:47.2 and
4:13.3 respectively, besides
high jumping 45". Ken Snider
ran the two distances in 2:38.5
and 4:13.3 respectively, both
fourths. He heaved the discus
79 0" and also put the shot.
Jill Conklin was third long
jmumping U'S1," and ran
3:14.2 for 800 meters, good for
fourth. She also high jumped.
Kris Anderson had a 1:14.4
400-meter time which was
foruth.
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Poles: first Hoffman 24.11.
second - Papineau 26.21. third -Heather
Eckman 28 43. fourth
- Holly Eckman 29.45.
Hat Race: first . Donita
Sharp 9 81. second - Greenup
10.51. third - Papineau 10.79.
fourth Hoffman 10.83.
Put'nTake: first Hoffman
11 22. second - Eckman 12.8.
third - Scott Coe 15.0. fourth -Shelly
Ashbeck 15.82.
10-12 age group
Barrels: first - Mike Ma
honey 20.15. s econd - Angie
Ashbeck 20.31. third - Michelle
Papineau 20.53. fourth Nancy
Bailey 21.14
Poles : first Papineau 23.30.
second Ashbeck 27.55. third -Craig
Angell 29.04. fourth An
gie Currin 31 22.
Scurry Race: first Angel!
10 81. second Papineau 16.71.
third - Ashbeck 31.09. fourth -Judy
Jepsen 54.42.
Put'nTake: first - Ashbeck
9.91. second Jody Ashbeck
1121. third - Angell 11.43.
The boys' 400-meter relay
team ran Tom Wilson. Ben
Turley. Dustin Padberg and
Brian Ball, who were fifth.
The girls 1.200 medley relay
team of Kim McCabe. Kris
Anderson. Jill Conklin and
Katie Doherty finished fourth.
Thrower Gary Rea com
peted in the shot put. and
threw the discus 730". Dustin
Padberg also threw the shot
and ran the 400-meters in
1:32.0.
Distance runner Michelle
Beck ran the 1.200 in a time for
good for fifth, plus long jump
ing. Besides long jumping. Katie
Doherty ran the 100-and 200
meter sprints. Another 100
meer runner. Kim McCabe,
also tossed the softball.
Sprinters Ben Turley and
Brian Ball ran 0:16.1 and
0:17.1 respectively in the 100.
Ball long jumped 1014" and
ran with Tom Wilson in the
200. Wilson ran 0:40.4 for the
200 and also ran the 400
meters.
The Cardinal thinclads will
travel to Condon on Friday,
April 22. for a six-way. 1 p.m.
meet.
Heppner
cowboy back
in top ten
Heppner cowboy Butch
Knowles is back in the top ten
in the saddle bronc riding with
earnings of $8,724. according
to April 11 unofficial standings
of the Prorodeo Cowboys Association.
Stephen Gray discovered th principle of con
duction, or the actual flow of electricity in 1729.
For Your Home
Or Business
BUSINESS CARDS
ENVELOPES
Aprll II, 1983
during 2nd Wranglers Play Day
fourth Papineau 11 60.
13 -17 age group
Barrels: first Steve Miller
18 62. second Andrea Ball
18 85. third Bobbette Angell
10 28. fourth - Kelli Bergstrom
22 82.
Poles: first - Ball 23.08,
second - Bergstrom 23.76,
third - Jason Dougherty 27.35,
fourth - Bridget! Greenup
32.37.
Scurry Race: first
Dougherty 11.40. second - Ball
lone tennis team ties
with Arlington 3-3
By CRAIG GUTIERREZ
The lone tennis team trav
eled to Arlington and had to
settle with a tie as the two
teams split evenly at 3-3.
In singles action for the
girls. Sharon Crowell was
defeated by Starla McCauley
despite her much-improved
play over her last perfor
Area students earn honors
Seven local students have
been named to the winter term
honor roll at Blue Mountain
Community College and
another nine were placed on
the dean's list.
A total of 327 students
earned a place either on the
honor roll or dean's list based
on their high grades, said
Janet Groat of BMCC. Stu
dents receiving a 3.5 or better
are placed on the college
honor roll and those with a 3 0
to 3.5 earn a place on the
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"What sort of
development would you like to
see around Willow Creek
Lake?"
"Just a recreation park
really." said Gwen Healy of
Heppner. "I think the Utile
League field would be great
underneath there too."
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Question:
12 58. third Angell 15.12,
fourth - Greenup 16.54.
Put n' Take: first Miller
9 70. second - Dougherty 10.27,
third Bergstrom 11.25 fourth
-Bali 12.07.
18 and Over Age Group
Barrels: first - Joan Eck
man 18.94. second - Sherry
Kemp 19 54. third - Mary Ann
Munkers 21 27. fourth Nancy
Miller 38 73.
Poles: first Kemp 23.08,
second Munkers 23.31. third -
mance. Paula Anderson de
feated Amber Thompson 6-3.
4 6 in split sets.
For the boys. Craig Gutier
rez was defeated by Buddy
Ozment in split sets. 3-6. 6-3.2-6
and Eric Pointer ended his
three-game winning streak as
he lost to Robert Bailey in split
sets 6-2. 6-7. 5-7.
In doubles action. Sharon
Crowell and Paula Anderson
dean's list.
To earn a spot on either list,
a student must be carrying a
full-time load of classes w hich
translates to 12 graded credit
hours. Students may not have
received an F in any class to
be so honored nor does a pass
erade count in the 12 graded
hours necessary to be included
on either list.
The following local students
were named to the honor roll :
Nancy Brownfield, Lorri Day,
Nancy Miller, Gordon Munck
Local business student
takes 1st in competition
Blue Mountain Community
College business students, in
cluding a Heppner woman,
took first place in seven areas
at statewide competition held
in Eugene recently, announ
ced Janet Groat of BMCC.
Sponsored by Phi Beta
Lambda, a club for college
students ma joring in business,
the competition drew contes
tants from two- and four-year
colleges throughout Oregon.
Students winning first place
awards are invited to national
competition which will be held
in San Francisco. Calif, this
summer
BMCC students attending
the state event included:
JoJean Stevens of Heppner.
Karen Kinnison and Kathv
HHS releases
The following Heppner High
School students were named
to the third quarter honor roll
by receiving a 3.33 minimum
grade point average. Those
with a plus ' ) received a
perfect 4 00.
Seniors: Joanna Bown.
Sherry Clement Greg Connor.
Mike Currin. Linda Englert.
Arlene Gray. Denise Kennedy.
John Stevens. Lisa Wilson.
Mardel James. Wes Marlatt
and Anne Murray.
Juniors: Kris Fishburn ,
Kevin Kenison. Cathy Lindsay
. Ann McLaughlin. Carla
PUBUC NOTICES
ROTICE OF SUmJEMENTAL
A public hearing on a propoeed supplemental budget for the Juvenile
Servlcee Commission for the fiscal year 1982-83 trill ba hald In tha
County Court chaiabara In tha Morrow County Courthouaa at Ii30 a. a.
cm Kay 11, 1983. Tha budget document nay ba lnapactad or coplaa
obtalnad by lntaraatad paraona at tha of flea of tha County Court,
locatad at tha County Courthouaa, rooa 101 batwaan tha houra of
8 a. a. to 12 p. a. and 1 p. a. to 5 p. a. Any paraon aay appaar at
tha public hearing on tha aupplemental
or any part of It.
Morrov County
Supplaaantal Budget Financial Summary
for tha riacal Yaar 1982-83
Juvenlla Services Commission
Raaourcee
Donatlona
Transfer froa Canaral Fund
Total fceeourcea
Raquiranents
Ferional Services
Katerlala a Services
Capital Outlay
Total Requlrementa
This legal notlca to ba published In
on Kay 21, 1983.
oRayna K. Bowman
ludget Officer
Miller 23 87. fourth - Eckman
26 66.
Scurry Race: first Mun
kers 9.62. second Kemp 9 92.
third Bobbie Angell 14 65.
fourth - Eckman.
Put 'n Take: first Miller
9.10. second Dick Hoffman
916. third Eckman 9 30.
fourth Kemp 9 66.
The next play day will be
held Sunday. April 24, begin
ning at 6 p.m.. with team
roping to follow.
defeated Amber Thompson
and Francie Corns 6-3. 6-4 and
Roger Childers and Jeff Ball
defeated Robert Bailey and
Trov Wheelhouse 6-5. 6-3.
The lone racqueteers will
clash arms this Friday
against Stanfield and next
Monday against the Vikings of
Umatilla. Both matches will
begin at 3 p.m. with lone at
Umatilla.
atBMCC
4 0, JoJean Stevens and Ruth
Sweenev - 4 0. all of Heppner.
and Susan Wright of Lexing
ton. These students' names were
placed on the dean's list:
Patricia Campbell. Tony Cur
rin and Herman Winter, all of
Heppner: Michael Conklin.
Timothy Key and Ralph Mor
ter. all of lone: and Todd
Harrison. Don Kindsfather
and John Smith, all from
lxington.
Kelly. Pendleton: Aloma
Rosenberg. Rose Neyman and
Susan Roberts. Hermiston;
and Robyn Snodgrass of Cove.
Stevens, competing in Ac
counting II. took first place
honors in her event.
All totalled, BMCC business
students took first place
honors in six events including:
business communications,
shorthand, executive typist,
data processing. Accounting
II. office procedures and
Future Business Executive.
The college swept the first
three places in business com
munications. Advisor to the PBL chapter
on the BMCC campus is Mary
Wolfgram. business instruc
tor. honor roll
Miles . Melissa Privett. Pat
Struthers and Eric Thompson.
Sophomores: Steve Currin,
Lori Fetsch. Travis Hyatt, Joe
Jemmett. Trish Mahoney,
Nancv Martin. Jodi Mattison,
Janelle McElhaney . Jodi
Padberg . Stephi Payne
and Renee Struthers .
Freshmen: Shelly Biddle,
Penny Connor. Jack Estberg,
Missy Gates. Loran Hayes,
Keith Kennison . Alex Lind
say -K Bill Malm. Chris
McLaughlin Trina Palmer,
Dana Reid. Lana Reid. Noella
Rill and Missv Turner.
PUBLIC NOTICES
BUDGET HEARING
budgat, and dlacuaa tha budgat
2,000.00
250.00
12,250.00
11,833.00
357.00
60.00
$2,250.00
tha Heppner-Carette Tlaaa
Published: April 21. 1983.
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April 14
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NewComers 38 22
Gutter Dusters 33-27
HiHos 33-27
No Pin Hitters 30-30
The Dreas 24-36
Thre Holers . 21-39
The Pytls 17-43
Splits': Pat Lankford 5-7;
Eva Griffith 3 10; and Lucille
Massev 4 5-7.
High game: Billie Doherty
202.
High series: Billie Doherty -5fi!.
Sparetlmers
April 12
Won Lost
Us Schwab 45 -19
Peterson's 42-22
Coast to Coast 36-28
V & C. Tavern 35 29
Central Market 30-34
Gardner's 27 37
Sears 22 42
M.C.GG. 19-45
Splits converted: Valery
Voleskv 3-7.
High game: Harriet Evans -
iat
High series: Inetia Cantin
and Linda SchulU 496
Les Schwab won the second
half of the season. They will
have a bowl off with first half
winners Coast to Coast to
determine the first place
team.
Thursday Night Ladir
April 14
Won Lost
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31-29
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30-30
29-31
28-32
19-41
Splits converted: Judy Bar
ber 5-6-10; Harriet Evans 6 7.
Charleen Isom 5-7: and Joyce
Winter 5-10.
High game: Janet Pratt
215.
High series: Inetia Cantin
515.
Steel rails used by railroad!
in the early 20th century
often weighed lew than
60 pounds per yard. To
day they weigh more than
150 poundi per yard.
PUBLIC NOTICES
BJ
A PUBLIC HEARING will
be held before the Heppner
City Council at 8:00 P.M.,
Monday. May 2nd. 1983 at City
Hall. 188 W. Willow Street.
Hepner. Oregon, giving citi
zens the opportunity to com
ment on use of State Revenue
Sharing Citizens will have the
opportunity to make oral or
written comments and ask
questions concerning the pro
posed use of the funds in
relation to the entire budget,
including possible off-set
against property taxes. The
use of State Sharing Funds
will be discussed as a separate
item on the agenda.
City Administrator
Heppner. Oregon
Published: April 21. 1983.
MOTICE Of SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET HEAHINC
A public hearing on a proposed supplemental budget for tha Mental
Health Fund for the fiscal year 1V82-8J will be held In the County
Court chambere in the Morrow County Courthouse at 8;30 a.m. on
May 11, 1 VH 3 . Tha budget document may be Inspected or copies
obtalnad by Interested persons at the olfue of tha County Court,
locatad at tha County Courthouse, room 101 between the hours of
8 an. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Any person may ippear at
tha public hearing on tha supplemental budget, and discuss tha
budget or any part of It.
Morrow Count y
Supplemental Budget Financial Summary
for the Fiscal Year 1982-81
Mental Health Fund
Reaources
Mental Health Training Grant
Unexpected Stata Funds
Tranafar froa Juvenile Servlcea Conmlseion
Wheeler-Cllllaa) Mental Health Services Contract
Total Reeourcea
Raqulrementa
Materials i Sarvlcaa
Capital Outlay
Irene f erred to Other Funds (TMR Classrooms)
Total Requlrememta
This legal notlca to ba published
April 21, 1983.
LoRayna M. Bowman
Budget Officer
PUBLIC NOTICES
oj
NOTICE
The' port of. Morrow Hudgt
Committee meeting scheduled
for April 28, J983.,has been
cancelled. 4 !
Published: April 21. 1983.
NOTICE OF
MEASURE ELECTION
COUNTY OF MORROW
Notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday. May 17. 1983. an
election will be held in Morrow
County. Oregon, The polls will
lie open from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00
pm The following question
shall be submitted to the
qualified voters thereof:
TAX LEVY OUTSIDE THE
TAX BASE
SHALL MORROW COUN
TY LEVY $2,304,197 OUT
SIDE THE TAX RASE FOR
ALL COUNTY OPERATIONS
DURING FISCAL YEAR 1983
84 '
The purpose of this levy is to
provide funds to balance the
Morrow County operating
budget which includes;
General Fund, Roads, Gener
al School Fund. Cities portion
of Road Funds, plus, the Mor
row County Hospital and Clin
ic huduels for 1983 84 The tax
base for 198 1 84 is $438,281.
The total levy will lie
$2,742 478 If this measure is
approve. $2,376,290 of the
taxes levied in 198384 are
eligible for partial State Fund
ing However. $306,188 of the
taxes levied will le totally
financed by the local taxpay
ers The tax rate for County
operations will be approxi
mately $:t 92 per $i.(KK) valua
tion This levy is $189,802 less
than the lew for 1982 19H3
This legal notice is to be
published in the Heppner
Gazette-Times.
IiRavne Bowman
Administrative Assistant
Barbara Bloodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
Published April 21. 1983
MORROW COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Upon the question of levying a
tax fr the purpose of funding
the school district budget
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT an election will be held
on May 17. 1983 tetween the
hours of BOO am. and 8:00
p m The purpose of the elec
tion is to submit a tax levy to
the voters to fund the school
district operating budget for
the t'tHrt K4 school year.
If this measure is approved
$3,721.565 00 of the taxes lev
ied in the 1983-84 fiscal year
are eligible for partial state
funding. However. $570,140.00
of the taxes will be totally
funded by the local taxpayers
without anv partial state
pavment.
The purpose of the entire
amount to be voted upon is to
provirle funds for mainten
ance and operation of the
school district which cannot
he provided within the dis
trict's tax base of $700,923 00.
The total levy will result in an
estimated lax rate of $7.13 per
$1,000 oo of true cash value,
exclusive of the tax for bonded
indebtedness.
(s) Matthew P. Doherty
Superintendent -Clerk
'st Jean Bennett
Chairman. Hoard of Directors
(s) Barbara Bloodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
Published: April 21. 1983.
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1,108.00
1,850.00
4,81.00
(8,279.00
$7,855.00
81.00
341.00
$8,279.00
In tha Heppner-Cazatte Times
Published: April 21. 1983.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
The following precincts will be
combined for the May 17. 19(13
election:
Ronrdtnan 1A and Board
mail IB Into Boai ilman Pre
cinct. Irrigon 4A and Irrigon
4B Into Irrigon Precinct.
Ilardman 2. NE Heppner 6,
NW Heppner 7. SE Heppner
8 and SW Heppner 9 into
llardmnn Heppner Pre
cinct, Morrow County Clerk
Barbara Bloodsworth
Dated 4 14 83
Published: April 21. 1983.
PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing will be held
Monday. May 2nd. 1983 at 8:00
P.M. during the City ol
Heppner Council Meeting at
City Hall. 188 W Willow
Street. Heppner, Oregon on
Ordinance No, 453. an ordi
nance declaring the City's
election to receive State
revenues. Copies of the ordi
nance will be available for
review at City Hall prior to it
Iteing presented for enact
ment Marshall Lovgren. .
Citv Administrator
Published: April 21. 1981
MORROW COUNTY
NOTICE OF OPEN
PUBLIC HEARING FOR
MORROW COUNTY
AIRPORT
LEXINGTON. OREGON
On Mav 24. 198,'lat 7:3(1 p m
there will le convened an open
public hearing bv the Morrow
County Court of Morrow Coun
ty on the following proposed
Airport development as fully
described and depicted in the
Morrow County Airport. Draft
Environmental Assessment,
April. I'i83
Acquire from 20 to :to acres
of land immediately adjacent
to the recently developed
Runwav 9 27 and acquisition
of aviation easements for the
approaches to these runways.
Pave Runwav 9 27. 4.3.r.5 feet
bv 75 feet and remark the
existing Runway 8 2fi on a
parallel taxiwav. This will
include exit and holding taxi
wav s
Install medium intensity
runwav lights MIHL to
Runwav 927 including visual
approach slope indicator
iVASI) lights on each end
Improve the existing apron
and airrraf' parking areas
and to pve additional area
Plate of Meeting The hear
ing will Im- held in the Morrow
County Annex Building. 1-x-ington.
Oregon
Purpose of Hearing:' To
consider the economic, social
and environmental effects of
the airport location and pro
posed development plan and
its consistency with the goals
and objectives of such urban
planning as has been carried
out for this area,
Conduct of the Meeting:
Representatives of Morrow
County will at the outset,
present a summary of their
views concerning the airport's
and the proposed project's
social, economic, and en
vironmental impact, and their
consistency with locally car
ried out urban planning. Other
persons present and desiring
to do so will then be afforded
the opportunity to present
written or oral views (whether
in favor of. in opposition to, or
by way of proposed revision of
the proposed project ).
All oral comments will be
recorded.
Availability of Environ
mental Statement: Morrow
County has retained the firms
of Ted Soliday. Aviation Con
sultant and Krumbein En
gineering. Ltd. to prepare a
draft Environmental Assess
ment Report on the impact of
the proposed development.
This draft report is available
to the public for examination
and study during normal
working hours for at least 30
days prior to the hearing at
the following locations: The
Morrow County Courthouse,
Heppner. Oregon; The Mor
row County Courthouse Annex
Building. Irrigon, Oregon;
and the Morrow County Annex
Building, U-xington, Oregon.
Donald McElligott
Judge. Morrow County Court'
Published: April 21. 1983.
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