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By Ashley ( onklin
Scon Buschke gave himself an
early birthday present last Friday
night in the Heppner Mustangs Col
urtihia Basin Conference season en
ding 7 0 football victory over the
Pilot Kock Buckets
Buschke had his second con
secutive l i l t yard rushing game with
I4h yards on 25 carries and the
Mustangs only touchdown Buschke,
who celebrated his IHth birthday last
Saturday . helped tfte Mustangs finish
5 5 in C B C play and 5 4 overall to
give Heppner its first winning season
since I*4K2
Buschke though was quick to give
credit where credit was due
“ I couldn t have done it without
the bloc king of our offensive lin e ."
he said, mentioning the efforts of
centers Kevin Cumutt. and Arkie
Smith, guardv Scott Dougherty and
fiene Harris tackles Jason Palmer
and Bob Riehl. and tight end Troy
H yatt, all seniors along with
Buschke
" It was nice to end the season with
a w in ." head coach run Hirkby said
who. in his second year, had helped
the Mustang Ians lorgti about an 0 4
season two years ago
Kichl and liyatt also slronc defen
sively with 15 and eight tackles
respectively K irh l had 22 total
defensive poir.ts and Hyatt Ih
The Hejipner defense held the
Kockets to (list 77 yards of total of
fensc Rocket running back Jerry
Lankford, one of the C B C '» best,
was held to 5| yards on I 5 carries
(Juarterhack fucker Hodgen did
complete 12 of 2<>pas»*-v hut lor on
ly 44 yards and was sacked four
lin e s for 20 yards in losses Hyatt
had 2
sacks and Riehl I
Things started out well for Hcpp
tier in the first period and pointed
towards an easy blowout for the
Mustangs < hi fourth down and one
from its own 48. Heppner quarter
bac k Joe I ay lor took off on the op
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lion for eight yards and then pilch
( .mdi K u i I im II in action against Arlington
ed to Buschke who gained seven
more tor a first down at the Pilot
rhc lone Cardinals had favored Arlington on the ropes Saturday before Rock J7 Buschke gained seven
lettine it all slip assay in the third and deeidm|t game of the District 'M more yards to the '() and a penalty
volley hall championships
moved the ball to the 25
the Cards had Arlington down 10 2 when the Honkers 6 loot 2 junior
On the nest play Buschke shook
ace Jennifer Sharp rotated to the front line and recorded seven kills to ice loose several Rocket tacklers and
the victory, and give Arlington a 11 I 5. I 5 I . I 5 ' win
fhe Cardinal volleyball leant took home the second place district trophey
then wampered down the left
sideline for a 25-yard touchdown
Following Craig Angell's extra
point. Heppner led 74) with 6 15 left
in the first period
But the Rockets had a chance to
score later in the period when
Russell Britt tumbled a Pilot Rock,
punt and the Rockets look over on
the Mustang 44 yard line
A penalty put Pilot Rock on the 24
before the Heppner defense held and
took over on downs on its own 22
Heppner threatened to score in the
second quarter, but this time it was
the Rocket defense that held
Scott Jones, seeing playing time
for the first time in the month of (X
toher. carried three times for 16
yards to move the Mustangs fnmi tfie
Pilot Rock 48 to 32
From tJiere Bryan Padherg went
inside on a reverse for 15 yards to
the 17 for a first down A penalty on
the play moved the ball to (tie 10
After Taylor was sacked on the
11, Buschke went six yards to the
five, but on fourth and goal Buschke
wav stopped short o f ihe end /one
Neither team could score during
the rest of the first half as Heppner
took its 7-0 lead into halftime
Die third quarter wav a defensive
standstill as the Mustangs could gam
only I I net yards and the Rockets
seven net yards
Ihe Mustangs were able to march
to the Rocket 48 after taking the sc
cond half kickotl but turned Ihe ball
over on a fumble Pilot Roc k though
could only get to the Hcppne' 42
Sparrtimers
October 28
Bv Ashley ( onklin
Scott Buschke and Jason Palmer
ended their high school football
careers in line fashion last Friday as
the two seniors helped pave the wav
tor the Heppner Mustangs season
ending Columbia Basin Conference
football win over the Pilot Rock
Rockets For their cfforis Buschke
and Palmer were rewarded by
Mustang head coach Jim Birkbv as
co Offensive Players of the Week
It was the second straight game
that Buschke garnered the t »tensive
Player of the Week award with his
second straight 100 vard rushing
game
Two weeks ago Buschke became
the lust Mustang rusher to go over
the Bit) yard mark all season with
108 yards on Id carriers against the
Wasco County Bedsides
Friday night Buschke ran all
through the Rocket defense with 14b
yards on 2 ' attempts and had the
Mustangs only touchdown in then
7 0 v ictory
J’almer. a starting tackle, helped
the rest of the Heppner offensive line
open up huge holes loi Buschke and
the rest of the Mustang running
backs Heppner was able to pick up
IK ) yards on the ground and 204
total sards
Bv Ashley ('onklin
Senior defensive linemen Troy
Hv.ut and Bob Riehl were named as
co Defensive Players ot the Week
lor their contributions in Heppncr's
7 0 Columbia Basin Conference
looth.ill season ending victory over
the Pilot Rock Rockets last I ndav
night
Hyatt hud 2 '. quarlerback sacks
on the Rockets Ireshnun quarter
flicker Hodgen Four of
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Hyatt's eight tackles went tor losses
Hyatt had 17 total defensive points
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sacks tor 50 yards in losses Hvatt
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R iv k with 13 tackles for 22 total
defensive points, also leading Hepp
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and had a total of 151 for the season
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No Three
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No Scsen
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No Five
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Doherty 485
High team game No f ight 785
High team scries No Three
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The Mustangs had tile ball inside
the Rocket 40 twice early in the
fourth quarter but were unable to
capitalize as Pilot Rock was still in
the game
The Rockets look over on their
own 38 with 3 18 left in tile game
as Hodgen tried to rally his team
Hodgen hooked up with R ick
Rasmussen for 15 yards on fourth
and eight from the Pilot Rock 40 to
put the Rockets on the Heppner 45
On third and eight Dick Devin
ended the Pilot Rock drive with an
interception on the Heppner 26 and
return It» the 32
Buschke carried five times for 33
yards to move the Muvtangv to the
Rocket 35 before time ran out
P U B L IC N O TIC E
In The Circuit Court
Of The State of Oregon
For Morrow County
No 86 PR 20
Notice to Interested Persons
Estate o f
H arvey Sm ith ,
deceased
Notice is hereby given that the
undervigned have been appointed
and have qualified av the cxvpervonal
representatives of the estate All per
sons having claims against the estate
are hereby required to present the
same, with proper voucher«, within
four months after the date of first
publication o f this notice, as stated
below, to the co-personal represen
tativrs at Estate ot Harvey Smith,
i O Steven H Corey P<> B n 2 I t
Pendleton. Oregon 47802. or they
may be barred
A ll personv whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings in this
estate mas obtain additional inform»
tion from the records of the court,
the personal representative »ir the at
torney
fo r
the
personal
representative
Dated and first published (Xtoher
22. I486
Mr Charles Carlson
C»> Personal Representative
P O Box 45
lone. Oregon 47843
First Interstate Bank
of Oregon. NA
c o Mr W illiam J Olsen
C o Personal Representative
P O Box 1141
Bend. Oregon 97704
Mr Steven H Corey O SB No
72058
Attorney for Co Personal
Representatives
P O Box 218
Pendleton. Oregon 47801
503 276-3331
Published O d . 22. 29. Nov 5.
I486
Heppner w ill lose 10 seniors off
this year's roster Nine o f dvose
seniors started on offense for the
Mustangs last Friday night and seven
started on defense
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Central Market
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Bud e Pub
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Splits convcrtcd Bonnie Campliell
5 7 and 6-7 9 10
High game Kathy Cutsforth
188
High senes Chris Liinancn 445
Thursdav Night 1 .adire
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Won laist
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Country Rose
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Baik n Chips
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B A C Repair
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JA J Ceramics
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Ray Boyce Ins
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Splits converted Judy Barber
5-6 It). [jiR a y n c Bowman 6 7-10;
Sandi Hanna 6 7, M illie Hanna 2 7
and 5 6. Yvonne lovgren 5 6 It)
and Bebe Munkers 4 7
High game Bobbie Childers
209
High series Della Heideman
512
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Offensive players awarded
The council for the Town of L e x
ington w ill Isold a public bearing on
Tuesdiv Nosember 11. I486 at 8 (JU
p m it City Hall The purpose o f
this hearing t» to consider a request
to vacate the alley between Arcade
Street and Water Street
Linda Jones
Recorder. Town o f Lexington
Published ( X I 24. Nov 5. I486
Bowling News
Fridas Night Mixers
( Klober 24
Won Itisi
Ihe lone homecoming court during halftime activities last Friday
P U B L IC N O TICE
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Port of Morrow Commission
meeting Thursday. November 6,
1486 5 p m Port offices Boardman,
Oregon
Published Nov 5X I486
P U B L IC N O TIC E
Trustees Notice
O f Sale
Reference is made to that certain
trust deed made by Valone Lynn
M orris, as grantor, to Homestead
Title A Escrow , as trustee, in favor
of Beneficial Oregon Inc . dba
B e n e fic ia l M ortgage C o ., as
beneficiary, dated June 14. 1485.
recorded June 17, 1485. in the mor
tgage records of Morrow County.
Oregon, in microfilm No 25136.
covering the following described real
property situated in said county and
state, ttvwit
Commencing at the Fast one
quarter corner o f Section 36.
Township 5 North Range 26 Fast.
W illamette Meridian, thence North
0 0 » ()8 '5 I" West along the Fast line
of said section 36 a distance of
8tb is fe d ; thence North W *
56 (1)" West a distance of 50 01) tee)
to a point, said point being the point
of beginning for that tract of land
belonging to John Charles and Osta
June Shafer, husband and wife, as
recorded on M ic ro film No
M I0276. Deed Records of Morrow
County. Oregon, said point also be
mg on the Westerly right of way o f
a county road, thence South 00“
08’ 5 I " Fast along said Westerly
right of w jy a distance of 553 14 feet
to the Southeast comer of said Shafer
trad t a c t Norik 19* 56' 0 0 Wed
along the south line of said Shafer
tract a distance of 464 77 feet to ihe
true point o f beginning for this
description. thence continuing North
84° 56' (»)'• W est along said South
line a distance of 164 77 feet to the
Southwest comer of said Shater
tract, said Southwest comer being on
the West line of the Fast one half,
of the Southeast one quarter, o f the
Northeast one quarter of said Section
36. said West line also being the
West line of said Shater tract, thence
North 00” 08' 1)7" West along said
West line ol said Shafer tract a
distance o f 333 78 tcct. thence south
• 9 56 i» 1 Bad a d ta fn e t of
164 74 feet, thence South 00° 08'
2 4 " Fast a distance o f 333 78 feet
to the point o f beginning.
A ll being in the County o f M or
row. Stale of Oregon
Roth the beneficiary and the
trustee have elected to sell the said
real property to satisfy the obliga
tions secured by said trust deed and
a notice o f default has been record
ed pursuant to Oregon Revised
Statutes 86 735(3); tJie default for
which the foreclosure is made is
grantor's failure to pay when due the
following sums
May I486. $238 70. June I486.
$251 26. July 1486.5251 26 Fo ra
total of $741 22 Grantor is dcltn
quent to first lienholder in an
unknown amount at this tunc
By reason of said default the
beneficiary has declared all sums
owing on ihc obligation secured by
said trust deed immediately due and
pavablc. said sums being the folkiw
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ing.to-wit As of August I , I486 the
sum is $16.482 15
W H E R E F O R E , notice hereby is
given that the undersigned trustee
w ill on December 15, 1986. at the
hour o f 2 00 o'clock, p m . in ac-
cord with (he standard o f time
established by O RS 187 110. at
Front entrance of Morrow County
Courthouse in the City of Heppner.
County ot Morrow. State of Oregon,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder tor cash the interest in t)ie caul
described real property which the
grantor had or had power to convey
at the time of the execution by him
of the said trust deed, together with
any interest which the grantor or his
successors in interest acquired after
the execution of said trust deed, to
satisfy the foregoing obligations
thereby secured and the costs and ex
penses of the sale, including a
reasonable charge by the trustee
Notice is further given that any per
son named in O RS 86 753 has the
right, at any time prior to five days
before the date last set for the sale,
to have this foreclosure proceeding
dism issed and the trust deed
reinstated by payment to the
beneficiary of the entire amount then
due (other than such portion of the
principal as would not then to be due
had no default occurcd) and by cur
ing any other default complained of
herein that is capable of being cured
by tendering the performance re
quired under the obligation or trust
deed, and in addition to paying said
sums or tendering the performance
required under the obligation or trust
deed, and in addition to paying said
sums or tendering the performance
necessary to cure the default. by pay
ing all costs and expenses actually
incurred in enforcing the obligation
and trust deed, together with
trustee'» and attorney's fees not ex
cceding the amounts provided bv
said O RS 86 753
In construcing this notice, the
masculine gender includes the
feminine and the neuter, the singular
includes the plural, the word "gran
to r" includes any successor in in
terest to the grantor as well as any
other person owing an obligation,
the performance of which t* secured
by said trust deed, and ihe words
"trustee" and "beneficiary" include
their respective successors in in
terest, if any
Dated August 6. I486
(s)John L l-angslet
Successor Trustee
State o f O rego n. C o un ty o f
Multnomah ss
I. the undersigned, certify that I
am the attorney or one of the at
tomeys for the ahove named tustec
and that the foregoing is a complete
and exact copy o f the original
trustee » notice of sale
(»(Stephanie L . Striffler
Attorney for said Trustee
Published (X t 15. 22. 29; Nov 5.
I486
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