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TEN The Heppner GateUe-Times. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, May S. 1983 lone racqueteers lone wins Big Sky Conference track meet at district tourney By CRAIG GUTIERREZ Cardinals is the name, tennis is the game. The lone Cardinals played their second to last match of the season against the Umatilla Vikings and are working toward ex cellent play at the district. In boys' action. Roger Childers and Jeff Ball de feated Deanna Dixon and Bev Dornan 11-9 in a doubles Pro Set. Eric Pointer defeated Lori Donaldson 7-6. 7-5. bet tering his record by one. Roger Childers also defeated Wendy Green 6-0. 6-1 in singles and Craig Gutierrez defeated Eanna Dixon 6-4. 6-1. bringing his record to five and one. Sharon Crowell. Ione's only girl tennis player, was defeated by Bev Dornan 1-6. 1-6 in girls' singles. lone will play at a district tournament in Pendleton on Mav 5 and 6 at BMCC and at Pendleton High School. i tx T ' . 42r-t ?jZ$vri --' .Si.) i, -U HHS rodeo team takes 1st at Hermiston rodeo t 1 ... , m leva- With Kathy's Cakes & Pies VARIETY OF PIES ON SPECIAL rn; jSake Shop Heppner 675-5210 V . V r phoe by Wcne Harm The Heppner High School rodeo team took first place In the Hermiston High School Rodeo held Sunday. May 1. Team scores were: Heppner R7. Redmond B6'li and Uma tilla R2. Pat Schwarz and Mike Cur rin look first and second places respectively In the calf roping. Schwari took fourth place in the steer wrestling, while Mike Currin placed fifth. Jack McGuire took eighth and Steve Currin placed ninth in that event. Mike Currin and Sieve Currin won third place in the team roping and Jack McGuire and his partner took fifth in that event. Hank Vazza took second in the cow cutting. In girls' action. Tara Maho ney placed first in cow cutting, second In gnat tying and fifth in poles. Trlsha Mahoney took seventh in poles and sixth in breakaway roping. Rita Ramond was all around cowgirl with 26 points and John Opie with 25 points was all-around cowboy. For Heppner boys, Mike Currin had 23 and Pat Schwa rz had 17. McGuire and Vazza are from Riverside High School, Students from any school in Morrow County may partici pate on the Heppner team, said a team spokesperson. Insulate your home today. Save on Energy Cosh. Call collect for a FREE ESTIMATE IICE1E INSOLATION a Assic. inc. S03-276-1S97 We also install continuous gutters!! lone runner crosses By ASHLEY CONKLIX At the Big Sky Conference track meet at Condon on Sa turday. April 30, the lone thinclads emerged victorious with 205 points. One school record was set by Mike Douglas. He ran the 1.500 meters in 4:32.0 for second place: breaking his previous record of 4:35.2. He won the 3.000 meters clocking 10:10.0 and was on the first place 400-meter relay team of Darrin Padberg, Scott Barnett and Don Doherty that ran it in :54 6. Senior Don Taylor had an impressive day, collecting 32 points by winning the 110 meter high and the 300-meter intermediate hurdles, showing :16 6 and :43 1 times respec- finish line at Big Sky Conference track meet in Condon tively. He also pole vaulted Earning three seconds and a nine feet for second and sprin ted the 100 meters in : 11.9. Winning the pole vault at 9'6" was Randy McCabe. McCabe triple jumped 38'2" to gain third, ran the high hur dles in a :20.2 time finishing third and tossed the discus 117'4" getting fourth. Denny Starr was a double winner, throwing the javelin 1574" and the discus 1321. Putting the shot 40,10", he got fourth place and was on the 1.600-meter relay team con sisting of Brian Douglas, mark Meyers and Darrin Padberg. The relay team took third place. By pole vaulting 8'6", Pad berg placed third. He also took a fourth by running :20.4 in the high hurdles. fourth was Craig Hams. Long jumping 19'6", triple jumping 399". tossing the javelin 1342" were seconds, and a :24.5 200 meter time was a fourth place win. High jumping 6'4", Tim Patton was first and heaving the shot 403" he took sixth. Also putting the shot was Don Doherty who earned a fifth with a 405V put. He also ran the 100. Sprinting .12.7 and :24.2 in the 100 and 200. Howard Lea vitt placed fifth in the 100 and third in the 200. He was second long jumping with a leap of 19'2'." and tHed for fifth in the high jump at 5'6". lone 800- and 3.000- meter runner Mark Meyers ran 2.13 6. finishing fourth at 800- W.C.C.C. men host Boardman NOTICE OF BU1X3ET KEARINO Forty-three golfers from Boardman and Heppner plaved in interclub competi tion last Sunday at Willow AKMMiaf tte t""P-t-t"Ston Cewg tery Maintenance District rrinfaUWI w"r a ilQlV '"nf clt1 iw. Pregrm 81 hrtlM fucalyMrlM1aala July 1. 1 Slaifpmri Winter. 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Hay 3, 1983 Dean Runt (rWM f Ci. i lum 8dy FINANCIAL SUMMARY I AZr " I twiwis-. ..... q sis on in,sgn on ANTICIPATED TauUMatariaJaaadSarrkaa ft 7RS nn T.ftsn fin REQUntEMEKTS Total Capital Oatlajr Total AH Othar r n-idiunaa ana" BaqulPamaiiH ?-7Sn.nn S,?S0.f)n TOTAL ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS 19.070.00 23.700.00 ANTICIPATED Total Roiikii Fnai Prgprty Turn fe.SSQ.QQ 10.800.OQ Rt VENUES Total Property Taaaa Baqtund la Balaooa Btaigat 12.S20.n0 17.900.00 TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES 19.070.00 21.700.00 ANTICIPATED Total Property Taaaa Baquirad la Balsooe Budaat 12.S2Q.OO 12.900. ftp TAX LEVY PluaEcomatadPraparty Taaaa Not la BaRacoived 1.700.00 1.400.00 TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LEVY 14.4?-,.O0 14.300.00 TAX IXV7L3 Le-7 WKhin Tax Baaa '-220.00 14.300.00 PARIIAIJ-Y rwYaarSpoaaJ Levy Outauia Tax Baaa MJNUtO b Y Smal Lamee STATE Or" TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE PARTIALLY OREGON FUNDED BY 8TATE OF OREGON TAX LEVIES Ona-YaarSpaLOutaidaTuBaae TOTALLY T . FUNDED BY Lavy for Payoaant of Boadad Dabt ; LOCAL TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE TOTALLY TAXPAYERS FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS Creek Country Club. Winners from Boardman in gross play were : first - Dallas Wilson with a score of 69, second - Wayne Kuhn, Oscar Shoemake and Everett West moreland at 71. fifth - Gordon Lineau. 73. Net winners from Board man were first - Grant Wil kins. second - Ray Barratt and third - Dave Donbek, Dennis Gronquist and John Sallee. Special event winners were : Glen Devin and John Sallee for closest to pin on holes two and seven respectively, Grant Wilkins for long drive on hole no. six and Ray Barratt for closest to the pin onhis second shot on hole one. The tourna ment committee notable play award went to Doug Burum. For the host Heppner club, John Edmundson took low gross honors with a score of 65. followed by Ed Hiemstra in second place at 70 and Ron Bowman. Rick Johnston and Doua Smith at 71 for a three way tie for third place. In net play. Heppner's George Waterland placed first. Roy Martin and Barry Munkers were tied for second: and John McCabe and Stan Sporseen tied for fourth. Special event winners were Charlie Starks, Jim McCabe and John Edmundson for closest to pin awards and Gary Watkins for long drive. The next interclub visitation will beat Echo on Sunday, May 22. All men and women planning to travel to Echo should sign up at the club house, said a spokesperson. Lunch will be served at this interclub tournament. Over the Tee Cup Beverly Gunderson, Su zanne Jepsen and Mary Beamer were winners in ladies' team play last Tues day, April 26, at Willow Creek Country Club. Vickie Sime won low gross. Muriel Palmer took the low net award and Beverly Wilson had the least putts with 13. Women's play begins every Tuesday at the country club at 0:30a.m. with coffee served at 9 a m. STATEMENT Of INDCBTEPHEaB DCSTOUTCTANCIMO I DCBT AiTTHClUZd. 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I4.22Q.HP. 14.300.00 M.-.l.. fjg The Heppner Seventh-day Adventist Church will sponsor this month's South Morrow County Ministerial Associa tion's singspiration on Sun day. May 8. at 7 p.m. The church is located at 560 N. Minor St. in Heppner. Refreshments will be served following the program. This will be the last sing spiration held until fall, a spokesperson said. FUNDS WOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY. TAX TO BE LEVIED Perpetual Care Total Pinonal itntut (Include all Payroll Cant) , Total Min4i and Stmcet .............. Total Opital Outlay Total All Oinci Eaptniiiiute and Rtquuemanu . . , Tjul Lipenuiluiet and RcquutmenH . Total Rtutuicai . FUND Total Ptnonal Sttvuat (tnduda aD Payroll Cotu) , Tout fttiittult and Scmce . . , Total Gpittl OuiUy ........ , Total All'Othat Expenditure ud RtquuanxaU. . , Tot" tupcnditut and IUiuin)miqii . , , Total Kmwcm ACTUAL DATA AOOrtee BUOOIT AtTHOVtO SUOOCT tart viaa ;i-p? tmi vtw 2 Mt vaw in a . 17.4?7.7? 1 1 7 445 7? 1 is m7,77 Efli'lrmfiat i UiLUal Imnrnypmpnt rutin ACTUAL CAT I ADOPTED tUiXtfJ 1 AWHOV60 uOGT '" LAST YFAW , ElPg2 TMI VfAaTf-irj HfKT Vf AH YT-9 "-000-00 ' 7.000.00 Iv,j4o.jj I i.UuCi.ou 14, QUO. Oil 1933 The children of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones request the pleasure of your company at an open house in honour of the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of their parents on Saturday, the fourteenth of May Nineteen hundred and eighty three from two until five o'clock United Church of Christ Condon, Oregon No host dinner to follow Condon Elks Club No gifts please 1983" meters and ran 11:46.4 for third In the 3.000- meter run. He also triple jumped 3394" for sixth. Placing fourth in the intermediate hurdles and the 1.500 was Brian Douglas. He turned in times of :49.0 and 4:45.5 for those events. Scott Barnett was fifth throwing the javelin 1160". He also threw the discus ct9'10". Next for lone will be the District 7-A Meet at The Dalles on May 6 and 7 begin ning at 3 p.m. on Friday and 12 noon on Saturday. Those plac ing first and second or meet ing the state qualifying marks will advance to the stale track meet in Portland at Lewis and Clark College on May 13 and 14 lone tennis team clashes racquets with Echo By CR AIG GUTIERREZ The lone High School tennis team had two partial matches last week but experience still pays off in the long run. First of all. the Cardinals clashed racquets with the Echo Cougars. But since Echo has minimal players, there were only two matches played In those matches, Roger Childers and Jeff Ball were defeated by Bruce Bechtel and Andy Sailor 2-6, 0-6 and Sharon Crowell and Paula Anderson were defeated by Patsy Seifer and Missv Davis M. 44$. When the birds from lone battled Stanficld. the tables turned Sharon Crowell was rained out in her match against Nan Martin but Eric Pointer and Jeff Ball defeated Sally Alexander and Andy Swanson B-0 Craig Gutierrez defeated Lloyd Marcum 6 2. 7 5 In . singles, upping his record to four and one. The Cardinals play at the district tournament in Pen dleton at Blue Mountain Community College and at the High school on Thursday, May 5, and Friday, May 6. all day. I tmiazs-mmmi "-" Af3 fc TOTW-HABDWABE ftl a5S .WSlS&llI a 1 "am LOW f A I II v r if w ,Soap. . riors .r,K i Wtwe ft0 6027 . ncT Our ws' DecqraW W3 4.00 rDn a BHa Ik i 1' Save 417.99 .--sSr (64tt-""- , Gal BetteToSy' I . 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