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ÍT5 ifth Quarter
WCCC announces golf winners
Sporta by M ik e Otha
Aa the baseball season makes its turn into July, it's time to
take a closer look at the leagues and see how things are
shaping up July 1 has always been kind of the unofficial start
of the season, when the flashes in the pan and the sore
armed pitchers start to feel the sum m er’s heat
It's the
second lim e around for the rookie pitchers. the see if he can
hit the-oirveball tim e for the rookie hitters It's the time of
the season when the fans start to reconsider their earlier
predictions that a certain pitcher will win thirty games Hhis
year Jack Morris, last year la M a rr H oyli and will begin to
realise that the further we get from 1941. the less likely it is
that somebody will ever hit 4 «) again (don't tell (.norge
B rett).
The fan voting for the All Star gam e is well undrr way. and
with it the annual argument over inequities in the voting
process. Some people complain every year that "popular "
players are elecled over more deserving performers, whose
statistics are better for the current year The answer has to
be that the fans are entitled to see their favorite players
Seeing Johnny Bemh and Carl Yastr/emski in the game last
year was better for me than including an extra third string
catcher to the squad
Having said that. I'll now offer my choices for this year's
team, based strictly on performance
In the Nl.. you have to take the Cubs right side of the
infield
Leon "B u ll" Durham at first base, and Kyne
Sandberg at second have been the sparkplugs of the
Wrigleyitea surprising surge to the top All due respect to
Keith Hernandez of the Mets, who we ll take as a sub At
short, theprospects are bleak, but the man of the hour looks
like Hafael K am irei of the Braves Third base is no contest,
where Mike Schmidt is having another Mike Schmidt year
Take Bob Brenly from the Giants, who is having his best
year so far For the outfield, how uhout Dale Murphy, Tony
Gwynn and Jack Clark Give me Charlie fu-a as the starter
Mario Soto is having a great year, but so is l.ea, who hasn t
been ejected from two games and suspended twice
In the American la-ague, try this line up on for size Kddie
Murray at first iwhal loaded position, where Don Mattingly .
W illie Cpahaw. Kent Hrbrk and others are lighting up the
leaguei, Detroit's terrible twosome of Alan Tarm m ell and
Lou Whitaker plug up the middle with George Itrett at third
Behind the plate, go with la n ce Parrish of the Tigers The
outfield looks like Dave Winfield of New Y ork , Tony Armas of
Boston and (surprise! Alvin Davis of Seattly The starting
pitcher should la- Jack Morris of Detroit
Will the above numed guys start'’ No way
Some, like
Schmidt and Winfield will be in the running hut an Alvin
Davis has virtually no chance to start although he should
certainly I » a reserve i Somehow. I won't be too upset if
Fete Hose and H eggie Jackson and Hod Carcw make the
team they 've earned it over the years
As for the surprise teams at the All Star break’
No
doubt Minnesota, the Mets and the Cubs are all far
exceeding expectations
The biggest flop so fa r ’
Hands
down it’s the Chicago White Sox with "the greatest pitching
staff in history " I think that s what (he All Star Break is all
about
Last »fr k m d
June 30 and
July 1 over 100 people were in
the gallery watching 90 ent
dents of the Cecil Morgan
area on Willow Creek in Mor
Steve Crawford. Fossil. 149,
seond grows
Country Club A spokesperson
has tutmutled the following
Heppner
FricThompson. Heppner. 153,
45.
results of that tournament
and fourth gross
Virgil
Choate The Dalles. 153 and
Wright. 46
Championship Klight
Ia>w
Gross
T reve Gray. Pendle
ton. 12V second gross
John
Wall, Bend. 127. third gross
Hon Gray. Pendleton. 129 and
Dave Hanna
fourth gross
Gary Alexan
tan. Ilermiston 133 Ixiw Net
third net Kd Smith. Cortland
i(star Shoemaker lioardman.
1U6. second net John Kdmund
son. Heppner, 107. third net
Krme Christiansen. Tacoma.
IU9. and fourth net
Jim
Stanton. Pendleton III
Kirst Plight
Low gross
t)oug Smith. Heppner 142
sound gross Gorgon Lineau.
Hoardman. 143. third gross
Harold Kerr Corvallis. 144
and fourth gross
Kd lliem
stra. Heppner, 145 lam Net ■
Maury Groves. Heppner. 109
second net « Tint MiCJuarrie,
Heppner 109 third net
Mitchell. Heppner. 109
Jon
and
unknown
Pettyjohn
Fred Pettyjohn.
Boss Perry Join- Crabtree.
Nash. W K
Fred
Ahalt.
first name
Kly.
Noah
A C Crowell, und Klm er Grif
fdti
There
w ere
several
was master of ceremonies for
a short program which recog
nurd members of pioneer
families who were present as
present who were fifth gener
at ion members of these fami
lies
well as the longest continuous
file longest continuous resi
office in what was
pest
to hoc nine
Morrow County
When tin
counties were established, the
county line bisected the com
mumtiex and Imiti commuti
dies had residents
in
Imtli
dent present was Jim lagan,
who was horn at Cecil HI years
ago The ranc h lie shares with
his brothel Jojin contains the
hom esteads of his fath er,
lustn. ami grandfather John
lam ciln l-ogart
Anne lnw c hiehs served
as
postmaster at Cecil at the
time tier parents owned the
Cecil stole
Mrs
Neil Nasti
K
Mangold served as teacher at
Morgan in 1929 to
she and
liei husband who now reside in
Lakewood came the furthest
to tie present at the reunion
Mrs Connie Burk Crawford
taught school at Cecil from
19.Hi 33
counties
The closing of the Cecil
sc honl required the busing ot
students to other communities
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Heppner.
110,
112. and fourth net ■ Vem
Willis Heppner 112
Third Might
la w gross
Jeff Huggins Spokane, 154
second gross
Jerry Brewer.
Mteewia.
omoon stsm
Sham. 47. iSaturday) John
Wall
Maury
Groves.
l>ean Wright
Larry
44
Harold Kerr
Conklin
Herb
Duane Disque
Bob Jepsen. 46
Sole Survivor
Scutt Taylor.
First place
Gresham
and
D arrell Simmons, Burns Sec
ond place
John Wall Bend
and Connie K ligrl Ilermiston
Third plae
Jim Stanton.
Pendleton.and Howard Brous
sard, la k e Oswego
competitors were
Gray,
Pendleton.
Other
T reve
Clint
Me
Fossil. I5H third gross
Bob
i) Doherty. F n n e v ille . 159
and fourth gross Archie Mun
(Juarrie. Heppner. John Kd
kers. Heppner, 162
lan Ilermiston. Duug Smith.
Heppner. Hon Gray, Pendle
la w net
Howard Burch Fossil. 107.
second net
Hob Humphrey.
mundson. Heppner Wayland
Hyatt. Heppner. Gary Alexan
ton la r r y Conklin. Prineville
Oscar Shoemaker Hoardman.
Kick Hordenkischer. Pendle
Fossil. 108. third net
Dave
Mitchell. Heppner. 110. and
fourth net
I)on Felerson.
Heppner 110
ton. Norm Grey. Hillsboro,
Bob Jepsen. Heppner
Blind Man Best Ball Win
ners Sunday i
Gordon Ian
¡»on Lott. Heppner and Harold
Kerr Corvallis
eau
l ips from the Extension Service
By H IH IIIM
I I I LIS
Program Assistant
Morrow ( o I xtrnsion Service
Summer seems to In- arriv
ing with signs of fruits and
vegetables criming on in the
usual bountiful way We know
it is summer at the Kxtension
offices whcti food preservation
questions star! mining in re
gardm g various ways to pre
serve the tsiunty for winter
months
To start your food preser
ration season off on the right
foot, be sure to have the
garnies lor your pressure can
ner checked to be sure they
are acurate At this time the
nearest loction for hav mg the
guages dusked is the Coast to
Coast store in Ilermiston You
need only take the guage
bit
the entire pressure canner
as one of the tius drivers
There were a number of
|H*ople present who are past Ho
years old
Mrs
For the best and latest
information on canning, freez
birthday Mrs Curtis resides
on Willow Creek a few miles
down stream from where she
was horn Mr Ahalt resides in
Irrigon
Mrs Curtis'* great
granddaughter three month
old Hhanda Wilhelm was the
youngest jeerson at the picnic
People came from la k e
w ood
California. Spokane.
Medical 1-ake. and Pasco.
Washington
Portland.
Mau
pin T7ie Dalles Wasco I ma
till.i Irrigon Arlington Her
miston
Condor
Pendleton Heppner.
and lone Oregon
mg. drying, or making jams,
jellies, and pickle*, stop by
any Oregon State University
Kxtension o ffic e and ask for
June 27. 1934. was a brighter
Administration
EH A
for the
Urban Development
H l'D iin
day than most during those
grim timi-s of the Great De
pression says a news release
multiple purpose of rescuing
gages is unchanged, accord
tell all about a special new
contest that has been added to
the nation s home building in
dustry. reform ing m ortgage
from the 1 S Department of
Housing and t rhan Affairs
lending practices, broadening
ing to HUD regional Adminis
trator Regional Housing Com
the bulletins available on the
lair activities by the local
opj*irtunitii-s for homeowner
On that day. the National
Housing Act was signed cre
missioner William A' Nishim
Cow Belles
whip,
specific topic
There
is a
small charge for the bulletins,
hut they are excellent inform
Other items relat
ed to participation in the
county fair. Aug 13 15 will tie
ation und well worth more
included in the afterncxin pro
than their cost
Pre Fair Training for 4 h ers
gram
With fair just around the
Thursday, July 12
All 4 H m em bers interested
aim er, it is hoped all mem
tiers will attend
Garden Club to Share Secret*
in learning alxait the ontests
and activities at county fair
are encouraged to attend the
annual Pre Fair Training e
vent at the Annex, Fair
grounds. Heppner. on Thurs
day July 12. I 3(1 p m
A wide variety of events are
scheduled for the afternoon
ol Fair Kxhibits and Flower
Arranging
When you aim e to tow n for
the Heppner Sidewalk Sale on
Saturday. July 7. you will also
have the opportrumly to learn
some secrets from the expert*
about flower arranging and
food*, clothing, and general
events of the fair
Foods
preparing flowers vegetable*
and fruits tor fair exhibition
Garden Club m em ber* will
contests and related activities
will tie presented by Joanne
share their secrets for success
at the Fairgrounds. Heppner,
which will acquaint them with
Kock
OSI
Kxtension agent
A special
given by Cindy Schmidt, own
will have an opportunity to
I to 4 p m a* part of the Super
Saturday fun day sponsored
the the Kxtension Service
Jane
Kawlins.
Heppner,
^ ih v trn ly s is ^
Thermolysis
Permanent
Hair Pern oval
Anna Sehwarzin
Certified
Plectrolotfist
676-9248
Open I ues. * Wed
Or by appt.
J
Fried Chicken
Dinner 2 - 4 p.m.
lodge Hall
Street Dance
that evening
DRAWING
International 55 Club Cadet
Riding Lawn Mower
donated by Morrow County Grain Growers
Ad sponsored by
MORROW COUNTY
iRAIN GROWERS, INC
is
serving as bairperson for the
Carden Club* participation in
the event
Other expert ar
rangers and exhibitors will
also lie on hand to help
Saturday, July 28
Bingo & Children's
Games *
Fun For All!
learn and practice under the
1965. but the basic purpose of
C o . Û '$ )
^\y
Centennial
^Lexington Celebratiorù
Flea Market
1 to 5 p.m.
Jan. Lisa and J am ie --at.-d on baby blanks«
|.isa ••.-
ihed for three
Schultz taught these* 12u. 130 and 35 pound hours for a total of 4<K! pounds of halihut and that
halibut early in June off of Kudi.ik Island
because of th nr size, the fish had to tx-shot with
Alaska, where they now live
Lisa is the a pls(o| before they could be put in the boat
daughler of Hill and Daisy Collins. Heppner
National Housing Act is 50 years old
supervision of Kim Wright.
Paula Plocharsky and Noella
Hill
Kim berly Hughes will
1,UC> t- wing
Smith and Bill Ahalt have
each celebrated their 9oth
Fish had to be shot with a pistol
Oscar Shoemaker. 47.
er Country Hose Fashions.
Heppner
Those wanting to
perfect their modeling skills
Friendship d u b which spun
sored the reunion picnic
was the first
tied la»w net Frank Hailey.
Heppner, 107, seond net
year. Dean Kkletcerry served
a spokesperson for the Cecil
in 1867
Heppner. 153.
section on teen fashions will be
Crawford. Philips
with wagon train traffic going
past until after the 1-xsi s The
Cecil post office established
Klmer Palm er
When Morgan School dosed at
the end of the 1939 40 school
John Lincoln l a
meet new friends announced
hav mg been settled before the
counties were organized Ce
cil was along the i iregnn IT ail
152. third gross
B
It (I Kly Jack llynd Sr . T W
l-owe, George Krebs. Wate
school lias drivers
Morgan and Cecil communi
ties were among the earliest in
Morrow and Gilliam counties
Dean Wright.
and fair judge
Kwmg
Krme Christiansen
Duane
Dtsque 47. Kd Hiemstra Bill
rants in the third annual golf
Dean, and Paul Pettyjohn
gun P \l
resident, those who served as
postm aster, tea ch ers, and
Low gross
Bus drivers present were
Connie C ra w fo rd
Curtis
at Hat Kork Slate Park to
renew old friendships und
Henry (Dodei Krebs
Second Flight
Pioneer fam ilies represent
ed were descendants of the
following
Francis Deo*. VS
row and Gilliam counties met
Mrs
111
tournament at Willow ('reek
Over 100 attend Cecil-Morgan reunion
Sunday . June 10. m ore than
100 present and form er resi
John Shaw. Hep
fourth net
pnrr
Don t
ating
the
Federal
Housing
Over the T ee Cup
and
raising
housing
standards
EH A has undergone many
ura
FH A
changes in 50 years
stabilizing
Most
Fifty two golfers participat
importantly, it was made a
part of the Cabinet level U S
ed in the visitation at Willow
Department of Housing and
ihs-k Country (lu ll June 26
ID following results among
K p jfii-r golfers
have
lx-c-n
Attain tied by a sjxikespc-rson
Icr the club
Nine holes la w gross Pat
Kd mundson low net Harriet
lAerson.
long
drive
hzl mundson
Eighteen hole*
Pat
law gross
Ians Hunt low net
Eileen
Padberg long drive
landa
Shaw K P
Ians Hunt
The
following
results
of
Wednesday morning June 27
golf have Ix-cn submitted by a
insuring res id e n tia l
s
continues
m ort
to
be
influence on
country's homebuildmg
a
the
and
m ortgage lending industry,”
concluded Nishimura
Motorcycle Parts &
Accessories for
Summer Riding
s
Batteries
Helmets
^•Windshields
^ Seats ** M irro rs
ts Luggage Racks
spokesjx-rscin for I he* lady golf
^•Saddle Bags ^ F i l t e r s
ers
laiw gross
Dee Jones
net
Hrinda
\erna
low
la-ast
putts Harriet Batty
The next meeting
of
Tire s & Tubes
Heppner Auto Parts
the
golfers will lx- at H a m July
It
Hostesses will In- 1 bi-
Jones and Florence Green
miss it
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT
(5 1 $1.588 50 for attorney's
OF THK STATE OF OREGON
FO R n o
fe e s ,
(61 $2,490 for 1979 19(91 real
COUNTY OF MORROW
property taxes paid.
i7> 10 percent interest per
annum
No 7424
IN LAN D E M P IR E BANK an
Oregon Hanking Corporation,
Plaintiff,
on
said
$2.490
from December 19. 1983
until date of decree, i e
May 14. 1984 in the sum of
$100 28
vs
D A R R E LL G TRUM BULL,
aka Darrell Gene Trumbull,
D Gene Trumbull and Gene
Trumbull and K A T H LE E N
I will on Tuesday. July 24.
1984 at 10 UO o'clock A M at
300 N K Olson Hoad. Board
M TR U M B U LL, and AMKK
l( AN G U A R A N T Y L IF E IN
man, Oregon, the location of
the personal property and real
properly, sell at public auction
SURANCE CO .
isubject to redemption as to
Defendant*
S H E R IF F 'S
the real property as provided
by law t to the highes bidder
SALE OK H EAL PR O PERTY
for cash, all of the interest the
AND PERSO NAL PROPER
TY
- bo ve- n a m e d d e fe n d a n ts .
N O T IC E
OF
Darrell G Trumbull and Ka
thlcs-n M Trumbull, had on
By virtue of an execution
January 27 1981. the dat of the
issued out of the above entit
led court in the subject cause
m ortgage and all the interest
which the said defendants had
on June 6. 1984. pursuant to a
thereafter in the following
descntx*d real properly
judgment and a decree ren
dered May 14. 19H4 and enter
ed May 15. 1984 in favor of the
Tract A
Commencing
at
the
one
plaintiff and against Darrell
quarter corner common to
G Trumbull and Kathleen M
Trumbull.defendants, wherein
Sections 9 and tu. Township 4
North Range 25 East W M
40
it was decreed that a certain
thenc e South 89 degree 57
mortgage and security agree
West along the East West cen
ment
held
by
the
above named defendants had
of way line of Olson Hoad,
on January 27. I98l . the date of
the security agreement, and
thence along said West ri
all
ght of way line of Olson Ho
defendants had thereafter in
the interest
which said
ad South 00 degrees 5515"
the following described per
East, a distance of lit) (JO
sonal property and
feel, thence South 88 de
grees S3'40' West a distan
personal property " located on
ce of 210 00 feel, to the true
point of beginning for this des
(-option
All being in the Co
collateral
the said real p rop erty:
ca > All buildings, including
doors, partitions, electric
al components and insula
egon Containing o 66 acres
lio n .
ib ) Eight 25' x 30' Butler
steel buildings
Tract H
ic> Eour 24' x 30' Huller
unty of M orrow . Stale of O r
Commencing
at
the
one
steel building*,
Sections 9 and 10, Township
id ) Ten 8 x8 wixxlen barns
ie> All fixtures on said real
4 North. Range 25 East. W
M . thence South 89 degrees
property.
i f ) All rents and receivable*
quarter corner common to
57 4o
from said personal pro
West along the East
W est center of seciohl line of
Section 9, Township 4 North
perty.
i g i All leasehold
Range 25 East. W M a dist
ance of 20 cxi fet, to the West
to said real property.
(h i All Cyclone fencing, and
right o f way line of Olson
cli All electrical panels
Hoad thence continuing So
uth 89 degrees 57 40 W est a
long said East West center
of section line a distance of
210 cm feet thence North 00
degrees 5515 " West a dis
tance of 353 IS) feel, to I he
true pom! of beginning for
this description,
Thence continuing North (*)
degrees 5515" West a dis
interest
All of defendants Darrell G
Trumbull and Kathleen M
Trumbull's interest in that
real
property
'T ra c t
A ",
described
along
with
as
all
personal property thereon and
said personal property collat
be
ter of M il ion line of Section 9.
foreclosed and that the real
Township 4 North. Range 25
property subject to the mort
gage lien and the personal
East, W M
2t) 00 feet, to the West right
property and "collateral per
of way line of Olson Road
tance of 102 09 fe e t. thence
North 89 degrees 57 40 East
thence continuing South 89
degrees 57 40' W est along the
a distance of 210 00 feet, to
awarded herein, that real pro
the said West right-of-way
line of ( Jlson Hoad. thence a
along with all personal prop
long said Went right o f way
erty thereon and said collater
line of Olson Hoad South 00
al personal property on said
real property shall be sold
second
sonal property
plaintiff
and all of the interest
East a distance of 216 34
feet, to the said West right
In satisfy a
judgment against D arrell G
Trumbull and
Kathleen
M
a distance of
Trumbull, defendants, in the
East West center of section
line a distance of 210 ixw
following sums, to wit
feet
thence North 00 de
111 $184.656 48 principal
grees 55'15' West, a distance
degrees 55'I5'
i2> 15 percent interest per
of 191 00 fee! to the true point
tance of 150 IB feel
of beginning of this descrip
North
annum on said $184 656 48
from May 6,
paid.
1981 until
iJi $602 50 for foreclosure
report,
(4 1 $111 50 for court C- j -L.,
76
East, a dis
degrees
thence
07’52"
turn.
West, a distance of 2I6 34
Thence continuing North <J0
degrees 5515" West, a dis
feet, to the true point of be
tance of 162 00 fe e t. thence
South 76 d e g re es 07'52"
ginning
All being in the Co
unty of Morrow, State of Or
egon Containing o 60 acres
eral on said real property,
shall lie sold first and as a
unit
Then if the proceeds
from that sale are not xatisfac
tory to satisfy the judgments
perty described as "T ra c t B "
Dated this 11th day of June.
1984
Roy Drago,
Morrow County Sheriff
Published June 21,28. July 5.
12. 1984
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