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Fillies place 1st at Warm wcatner and top com petition brings forth top ef forts and the Heppner girls track learn responded to both last Saturday by bringing home the championship of the Morrow County Invitational track meet at Umatilla. Records, state bests and personal bests featured both boys and girls efforts in what is annually one of the most competitive class "A" track meets In Oregon. Final team scores for the girls were Heppner 93', Wah tonks 53, Umatilla 45, Stan field 40, Weston-McEwen and Enterprise 36, Joseph 34, Con don 24, Wasco County 22, Imbler 20, Echo 16'. Helix 13, lone 8, Riverside 7, Pilot Rock 6, Spray 1, Whether County tero. Boys scores were Joseph 82, lone 60, Umatilla 56, Enter prise 46, Wahtonka 44, Imbler 39, Riverside 35, Stanfield 30, Arlington 29, Helix 28, Hep pner 27, Condon 16, Pilot Rock HHS girls place 1st at Condon if" Sephi Poyn crowei ihe mih By MISSY TURNER With the hard work and efforts of the Heppner track team, the girls ran, jumped, and threw their way to the top of 14 other teams at the Condon Invitational track meet last Saturday, April 7. The boys efforts and tough competition led them to a fifth place finish. The girls team was led by Stephi Payne who brough in 24 points, by winning firsts in the 200 meters and 100 meter dashes. She also helped bring the 1,600 meter relay and 400 meter relay to second place finishes. lone boys By ASHLEY CONKLIN The lone boys track team won a four-way track meet on Wednesday, April 11 at Hep pner with 126 points. The girls team was fourth with 13 points. Setting a school record in the shot put at 45' 5" Donnie Doherty won that event. Girls school records were set by Denna Hams in the discus 87' 0" (placing second) and the javelin 10C' 5" (third place.) She also put the shot 28' 11V (fourth) and long jumped If 84" (fifth). High jumping 5' 8" and throwing the discus 120' 6" Randy McCabe was first in Easter Baskets 8-Dalloon Bouquet With 676-5444 Cara Costa 10, Weston-McEwen 7, Wasco County 4, Spray and Wheeler County zero. Stephanie Payne led the Heppner girls winning the 100 meter dash in meet record time of : 12.4 (which is also a school record), earning a blue ribbon in the 200 meters with :27.2 and helping on two relay teams. The 1,600 meter relay team of Payne, Pam Orr, Jodi Padberg and Missy Turner clocked 4:27.7 for the blue and the 400 meter relay team of Janelle McElhaney, Padberg, Orr and Payne earned second with :53.7. Other firsts for Heppner included a 122' 3" toss in the javelin by Orr and a 2:35.1 clocking in the 800 meters by Padberg. The boys were paced by John Moyer, John Martin and Sid Kennedy. Moyer earned third place ribbons in the long Jump (19 11") and triple jump 39'6Mr). Martin ran 2:11.5 in the 800 meters for third and line. Others who brought in points for the Fillies were Pan Orr; with a second place in the 300 hurdles and fourth in the Javelin. She also contributed to the two relay teams. Malinda Eubanks placed sec ond in the shot put, and earned a fifth place finish in the discus. Lana Reid ran a great 3,000 meter run for a second place finish and also a sixth in the 1,500 meter run. Jodi Padberg put in her share of the points with a second in the 1,500, second in the 800 and also helped out the two relay teams. Missy Turner added points with her second place in tracksters both. He also triple jumped 37' 6" for third place, and ran the 400 meters in 1:00.4 for sec ond. Distance runner Mike Doug las won the 1,500 meters in a time of 4:45.4 and the 3,000 meters in 10:13.1. He also was on the l.wo meter relay team of Ashley Conklin, Rod Taylor and Eric Cook which placed first in 4:43.5. Another distance runner, Jerry Anderson was second in the 1,500 meters at 4:58.5 and the 3,000 meters 10:53.8. Hurdler Chris Rea won the highs in :19.4 and finished third in the intermediates at :51.5. He also high jumped five '10.00 j Candy or Fruit '12.00 I K f . t ' Call no later than Saturday at 6 p.m. for delivery Easter morning. evenings & weekends Co. Invitational Kennedy threw 162' 3" In the javelin for a second. McElhaney also collected a red ribbon in running : 17.7 in the high hurdles and Turner added a second in the long jump with 15' 4". Padberg was third in the 1,500 meter run running 5:31; Turner collected a fourth at 400 meters with 1:05.2; Orr was also fourth in the 300 meter hurdles running :53.0. There were several fifth place finishers. Missy Gates ran 13:50.2 at 3,000 meters; Mclinds Eubanks threw 31' 2 V in the shot put and Nancy Martin tied for fith in the high jump with 4' 6". Todd Lindsay also tied for fifth place in the boys high jump with a leap of 5' 8". "Overall, I thought it was our best performance of the season," said head coach Dale Conklin. "There was a tre mendous effort on the part of the girls and two of the boys (Moyer and Kennedy) had personal bests. The competi 1 1 1 hi the 400 meter run, and fourth in the long jump, and also in the 200 meter dash. She ran the last leg to the 1,500 relay team. Janelle McElhany help ed out the Fillies efforts with a third place in the 100 meter hurdles and also ran a leg of the 400 relay team. Sandra Wattenburger did her part with a fourth in the high jump. Missy Gates had a fifth in the 3,000 and made a great cut in her time. Nancy Martin also brought in points with a sixth place finish in the 800 meter run. Everyone gave a great effort to bring home the first place trophy. take 1st at feet for fifth, and was on the second place 800 meter relay team of Eric Cook, Rod Taylor and Scott Barnett who ran 1:56.4. Brian Douglas finished sec ond in the intermediate hur dles at :51.0 and the high hurdles at : 19.7. He was third in the 100 and the 800 in times of :13.0 and 2:24.9 respect ively. Thrower Scott Barnett gain ed thirds in discus (103' 6" ) and the javelin (113" 0"). Ashley Conklin was fourth in the long jump at 15' 6" and fourth in the 200 at :29.4. He also triple jumped 32' 10!i". Howard Leavitt clocked NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX WARRANTS NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to ORS 311.615 of the service of Personal Property Tax warrants upon the following listed tax payers. Payment of the following listed del inquent taxes with interest and cost of service siust be made by May 10, 1984 or said warrants shall be filed with the County Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon, to be entered in the Judgment docket of said county and shall become a lien upon the title to any interest in real property owned by the person against whom the warrant is issued, and the taxes on personal property embraced in the warrant with Interest, penalties and costs applicable therto, shall coninue as a lien on all the personal property of the person assessed as otherwise provided by law. The effect shall be the same as though the people of the county had recovered the judgment against the person charged for the full amount of the delinquent tax covered by the warrant together with Interest thereon and cost as provided by law. NAME DESCRIPTION Moore, Michael DDS Dental & office dba Michael D. Moore DDS Equipment 1983 Pat, Purneda Mobile Date of first publication April 19, 1984 Date of second publication April 26, 1984 Date of third publication May, 3, 1984 Date Of fourth publication May, 10, 1984 tion was tough and the weath er was excellent which always contributes, to top perfor mances." There were seven state bests for class A schools re corded at the meet for the girls and five slate bests in boys competition at the meet in a comparison of those state bests recorded in the April 10 edition of "The Oregonian." "This is one of our most satisfying wins," said Conklin. Last year the girls won every meet they entered by the Morrow Wounty Invitational. The H.H.S. thinclads con tinued to seek improvement this week as they journeyed to Condon on Tuesday for a four-way meet and Saturday travel to John Day for the Eastern Oregon Invitational track meet. Field events are slated to begin at 11 a.m. at Grant Union High School. Heppner will be competing at home next Tuesday hosting a five-way meet slated to begin at 4 p.m. I, . V i 9- r' fto by Woyn Hon John Moyer led the boys team with a total of 15 points: a second place in the triple jump, a third place slot for the long jump and he ran the last leg in a fourth place finishing 400 meter relay team. Following behind Moyer was John Martin with 14 points: first in the 80 meter run and fourth in the 1,500 meter run. Sid Kennedy helped out by adding a third from the javelin and fourth in the discus. Todd Lindsey also contributed with his sixth place finish in the high jump. Heppner 5:22.1 for 1,500 meters (third) and hurled the shot 34' 9'V lor fourth. A third place was earned by Eric Cook in the 400 meters at 1:01.8 plus a fourth at 800 meters inn 2:29.1. Another thrower. Rod Taylor was fourth in the javelin at 89' 11", and he put the shot 32 feet. Boys results: lone 126, Heppner 66, Condon 19, and Echo 10. Boys results: lone 126, Heppner 66, Condon 19 and Echo 10. Girls team scores: Heppner 104, Echo 33, Condon 26 and lone 13. TAX INTEREST TAX MAY 15, YEAR 335.69 10.07 136.19 4.08 Home 1983 HHS hosts meet April 11 By LANA REID Heppner High School held it's first home track meet April 11 hosting only 3 other schools: Condon, Echo, and lone. It was a small meet but some great efforts came out of the day. The meet was ori ginally scheduled for the April 10, but had to be rescheduled due to bad weather, but that didn't slow anyone down. Missy Gates took charge of both the 800 and the 1,500 meter runs coming out on (bp for two first places. The 800jneter relay team, consisting of Stephi Payne, Pam Orr, Jodi Padberg and Missy Turner, also took first place along with the 1,600 meter relay; Payne , Orr, Padberg, and Mancy Martin. Orr also had a first in the javelin. Payne finished first in the 200; Padberg first in the 400 meter. Janelle McElhaney took firsts in the 100 meter hurdles and 300 meter hurdles. Ma linda Eubanks threw to a first in the shot putt and Turner finished first in the 100 with Cammie Papineau third in the 100. A second place finish came in the 400 meter for Nancy Martin who also took third in the high jump. Papineau also has a third in the 300 meter hurdles. Sandi Wattenburger brought in a fourth in the high jump. The boys results came out with first place finishes won in the 300 meter hurdles by Chris McLaughlin ; 800 meter run by John Martin, and 400 meter dash by Archie Lucas. Greg Orr jumped to second place in both the long jump and the high jump and John Moyer took second in the triple jump. Third place finishers were Sid Kennedy in the shot put; Chris McLaughlin, in the 100 meter high hurdles; Archie Lucas in the 200 meter dash; and John Martin in the 3,000 meter run. Kennedy took fourth in the discus. Lucas place fourth in the high jump, Orr took fourth in the triple jump; McLaugh lin took fourth in the 100 meter dash. Jason Palmer brought in two fifth place finishes, one in the discus and the other in the 200 meter dash. Many win door Pnzes Heppner Auto Parts, Inc. has announced the following winners of door prizes at their open house April 6 and 7 which celebrated the new location of their store: Bud Batty, Bud Marshall, Jere LeDeux, Mike Gray, Lonnie Watne, Dick Partney, Wayne Rollis, Jerry Healy, Carol Ehrmantraut, Roger Palmer, Rosco Quails, Gary Williams, Sharon Schoonover, Paul Peterson, Troy Day, Dan Wilson, Howard Buchanan, Joe Halvorsen, Jim Roy, Jackie Gentry, Gene Murty, Jerry Rood, Jane McRoberts, Dennis Miller, Roger Schoon over, J. Hedman, nd Ralph Beamer. TO 1984 rtwAL1T TOATAL 15.00 360.76 15.00 155.27 Margo Sheter Morrow County Tax Collector The Heppner ALAN DARKIES ANK OF EASTERN OkkbON EtUTTEft WORTH LEGAL FUW.IS CITY OF UMATILLA DAIL A. TURNER REESE 8 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ORANGE MUTUAL LIFE CO. HUTCH'S PRINTING CO. IM CORPORATION LAUCO NEWMAN 9 I DNS OREOON COUNTIES OREGON GTATE PEN I TENT I AR PAY N PAK PIONEER MEMORIAL HOBPITA SAGE COMPUTER SYSTEMS SOCIAL SECURITY REVOLVIN STATE COURTS PUBLICATION THE BANKERS LIFE CO. UMATILLA CO. JUVENILE DE VAN SCHOIACK OIL INC. ARROU TRANSPORTATION CO. BANK OF EASTERN OREGON CASCADE PATTERY UAREHOU8 CLAUDE SWINDLE MACHINERY COUNCIL 73 DOBYNS PEST CONTROL GRANDE MUTUAL LIFE CO. HERMISTON READY-MIX CO. INDUSTRIAL PARTS DEPOT, INLAND MOBIL DISTRIBUTOR LEXINGTON LUMBER YARD MORROW COUNTY DRAIN GROW NEWMAN SIGNS OREOON DEPT. OF REVENUE PACIFIC N.W. BELL PENDLETON DIESEL SERVICE SKETCHLEY STRUNTZ CONSTRUCTION COM THE STANDARD STEEL COMPA TRANSMISSION EXCHANGE CO WHEELER'S COMMUNICATIONS 32-COUS ALISON TURNER CARL I LAN DEBRA MC INTOSH JOSEPH DEVITO MASONIC BLDG. ASSOC I AT IO MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DIS OREGON DEPT. OF REVENUE PACIFIC N.W. BELL T.U. OF EASTERN OREGON TERR EL TEMPLEMAN " ACVIN VINSON DONNA PILAKOUSKI MTI TELEPROGRAMS INC. MORROW COUNTY COURT PACIFIC N.W. BELL DEVIN OIL CO. INC OREGON COUNTIES MORROW COUNTY LAND AQUIS IBM CORPO IBM CORPO COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC GARDNER'S MENS WEAR HEPPNER NOR OAS PETTYJOHN BANK OF EASTERN OREGON OREGON DEPT. OF REVENUE SOCIAL SECURITY REVOLVIN T.U. OF EASTERN OREGON BLUE MTN. COMMUNITY COLL BLUE MTN. Published pursuant to Morrow County Court Orders for March, 1984 3- 7-84 Order-allowing one tax refund 3- 7-84 Order appointing a Justice of the Peace, Pro-Tempore 3- 7-84 Order appointing a Juvenile Court Judge Pro-Tempore 3- 7-84 Resolution and order appropriating funds received as settlement for damages to Cutsforth Park 3- 7-84 Resolution and order transferring funds within the general fund 3- 7-84 Resolution transferring funds and creating an ambulance reserve fund 3-14-84 Order appointing a hearings officer for the purpose of vehicle towing 3-14-84 Order calling a special election on the question of approving a tax levy outisde the tax base 3-14-84 Order distributing funds to tax districts from monies acquired from a land sale to Haskall Hawkins 3-14-84 Resolution and order dissolving the central supply fund in the 1983-84 Morrow County Budget 3-14-84 Resolution and order creating a petty cash line item and transfer of funds within the fair and rodeo fund 3-14-84 Resolution and order adopting the land acquisition and right-of-way reserve fund supplemental budget established by resolution number RF-84-1 3-14-84 Resolution and order adopting the County Schools fund supplemental budget 3-14-84 Resolution and order transferring funds from the revenue sharing fund to the land acquisition and right-of-way reserve fund 3-14-84 Order-allowing nine tax refunds 3-21-84 ' Resolution and order adopting amendments to the Morrow County Personnel Ordinance 3-21-84 Resolution and order transferring funds within the general fund materials and services 3-21-84 Resolution and order transferring funds within the general fund personal services Barbara Bloodsworth Clerk of the Morrow County Court C.icUe - Tlmei, Heppner, Oregon, mm MORROW COUNTY m m BILLS PAID - MARCH GENERAL FUND 1034.27 ANNFTTA BPICER 61Z.9 BARBARA BLOODSWORTH--PET 195.00 CENTRO BUSINESS FORMS IN 330.00 COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC 900. OO DANIEL p MERZENICH 302.00 FIR8T INTERSTATE BANK 424.14 HEPPNER POSTMASTER 290.30 IBM COPRORATION 647.50 KRUMBEIN ENGINEER I NO LTD 157.84 LGPI 242.40 OHNGREN'S 4507.57 OREGON DEPT. OF REVENUE 279.00 PACIFIC N.W. BELL 172.99 PETTYJOHN OIL CO. 15A.SO R1ETHA BEEZLEY 2509.30 SECRETARY OF STATE 7687.15 BTARRETT ' 8 DECOF CENTER 220 . OO TERREL TEMPLEMAN 421.80 TURNER-VAN MARTER k BRYA 150.00 UMATILLA CO. SHERIFF 418.14 ROAD DEPARTMENT 748.01 B . C REPAIR INC. 600.44 4031.84 BLUE MOUNTAIN ELECTRIC C 906.41 602.50 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC. 4519.80 824.20 COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC 366.55 290. 40 DEVIN OIL CO. INC 763.40 1343.68 GILLIAM COUNTY ROAD DEPA 200.00 231.64 HEPPNER AUTO PARTS 864.44 651. 90 HERMISTON TIRE . AUTO CE 1758.46 944.37 INLAND MACHINERY CO. 72873.18 7492. SO KRUMBEIN ENGINEERING LTD 660.50 583.63 LEXINGTON MACHINE WORKS 273.35 644.78 MUNNELL & BHERRILL INC. 1844.31 1582.44 OREGON COUNTIES 4723.42 2202.58 PACIFIC DIESEL POWER CO 214.71 .776.43 PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL 199.15 956.65 PENDLETON-HEPPNER FREIOH 233.86 168.17 SOCIAL SECURITY REVOLVIN 4971.98 9653.34 THE BANKERS LIFE CO. 245.22 3375.17 TR A DEX EASTERN OREGON FR 1101.81 1084.03 TUM A-LUM 659.11 227.43 WOODPECKER TRUCK & EQUIP 170.67 315. 30 MENTAL HEALTH 338.55 BANK OF EASTERN OREGON 68S.76 270.26 COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC 166.57 251.13 IBM CORPORATION 238.00 284.85 KELLY SAOER 319.60 300.00 MORROW COUNTY COURT 150.00 1837. 20 OREGON COUNTIES 744.40 377. OO PACIFIC HEALTH FACILITIE 150.00 753.18 SOCIAL SECURITY REVOLVIN 819.40 250.09 T.U. OF EASTERN OREGON 408.79 600.00 TON HOLLEY : " ... 2QO.OO JUVENILE SERVICES 200.00 300.00 208. OO AIRPORT CHERYL MC BRIDE LATCH KEY THELMA EPPING 4942.00 911 EMERGENCY 1273.09 T.U. OF EASTERN OREGON MOTOR POOL 346.37 182.42 HEPPNER AUTO PARTS REVENUE SHARING 60000 . OO COUNTY SCHOOL FUND 36174.76 OTHER ROAD DISTRICTS 12749.17 FAIR At RODEO 331.21 470. OO 150.10 12O0.00 FIRELIGHT GRAYS REPAIR SHOP MORROW COUNTY PUBLIC WOR N MORROW MEDICAL CLINIC 441.83 BOB MILLER 248. OO PACIFIC HEALTH FACILITIE 563.45 T.U. OF EASTERN OREGON 167.74 UMATILLA ELECTRIC COOPER N MORROW AMBULANCE 325.00 DYNA MED HOSPITAL 20752.70 LAND ACOUIS. 8. RIGHT - ORS 294.250 Thursday, April 1, 1M4-6EVEN 1994 5A4.75 lVB.Ol 892.80 1684.68 199.00 572.56 12OO.00 275.00 589.72 695.00 1415.22 4348.42 4148.58 1796.82 170.00 173.60 213.12 430. OO 593. OO 4950. OO 300.00 ISO. 92 2OO.00 177.13 288.08 400.00 486.60 642.20 201.27 200.00 167.16 302.00 INC OF - WAY 1190.70
