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lone falls short at District g |ue |>evils defeat Cardinals in heated running game
By S aa n W arren
The lone Cardinals played the
Condon Blue Devils Friday. (Xinher
30 in an exciting league match up
Running was the name o f the game
t**r both teams as they combined for
over 6 V ) yards rushing and only 112
yards passing.
Junior tailback Dustin Padberg led
pouit After attempt, the Blue Devils
led the game 8-0
From the first play from the line
o f scrimmage. Ball out ran everyone
on the Condon team running for a 75
yard touchdown
Condon scored again in the
quarter to make the score at the end
o f one 14-6
Condon look advantage o f a C ar
dinal fumble to score on two Laney
V yard runs with point after attempt
on twenty three carries for 184
yards
Sen ax quarterback Kevin Ball also
played a fine game with ten carries
for 123 yards He also chipped in a
touchdown
Condon started the game driving
the entire length o f htc field for a
touchdown after the successful
the Cardinals with two touchdowns
C ard s defeat Grizzlies in home match
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Jill Nelson gets ready to return a volley while Mary Cupps (11)
and Michelle Papmeau (behind) get ready to offer assistance
By S e a n W arren
lone traveled to Irrigon Saturday.
November b to take part in the
district tournament in which they
earned a spot last week
The Cards were led by senior
Rondi Tews, junior Jill Nelson and
sophomore Mary Cupps The Car
dinals lost the first game 15 9 inspite
o f play ing well
Tews and Nelson combined for a
very potent serving attack scoring
one third o f all the points scored in
the second match
Cups also played a very good
game at (he net blocking several
good scoring attempts by the Con
don Blue IX’ vils
lone controlled the second game
handily and rolled to an casv victory
15b
lone couldn’t keep up the intensi
ty however, as they lost the third
game 15 8
Playing her last volleyball game
tor lone was senior Rondi Tews who
has played well all w a v in Tews was
a very dependable hackcourt player
with a deadly serve that was capable
o f striking anywhere at anytime
Despite being a very good player,
she was a very strong leader and
played with good intensity.
Even though they lost to the taller
Condon squad, they still came out
second in the Big Sky Ea»vt with a 9-7
record
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By S ea n W arren
The lone Volleyball team hosted
the H e ll» G rizzlies Tuesday. Oc-
lobcr 27
The Cardinals were led by Senior
Kondi Tew s who decimated the
H ein front line with desastating w r
ving in the first game scoring sis
times for the Cards
Junior Angie Rudisill also played
a very fine game with thirteen sets
and five good serves
The Cards took the first game 15-7
in an emotional first game
going to Nation
lone scored late in the half on an
8 yard run by Padberg The score at
the half was 22-12 in favor o f
Condon.
lone came out fired up in the se
cond half by dominating the third
scoring once on a 2 yard run by
Padberg The pomt after attempt was
convened by Ball with the most
spectacular run in the game He
soared several feet over the Cardinal
line to score the point
After the Cardinal third quarter,
the Blue Devils scored twice to put
the game out o f reach for the C ar
dinals and a tw o yard run by Laney
and an A n d erson pass fro m
W inslow
The final score o f the game was
36-20 in favor o f the Blue Devils In
spite o f losing the game by 16 points
the game was one o f the most enter
taming o f the season for the large
crowd that had gathered to watch it.
The second game was filled with
energy as the G rizzlies tried to force
the Cardinals into a three game
scries.
S«>pho«iiorc Mary Cupps led the
team in the second game scoring
seven out o f the Cardinals 15 points
Both teams played well hut the
Cards seemed to have the momen
turn flowing their way the entire
match.
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lone lists first semester H onor Roll
lone reported the follow ing as
Honor Roll for the first nine week
period.
lone High School " A ” homx nill-
seniors-Carla Davison and Dan
P eterson . ju m o rs-J ill N elson ,
sophomores Melissa Row ell and
Amy Wagonhlasi, freshmen Wendy
Anderson and Jom Nolan
* 'B ” honor roll-seniors Dick
McElligott. Rondi Tew s and Gary
Rhea, ju m orvM ichelle Papmeau.
Angie Rudisill; and Sean Warren,
sophomores-Jolinda Cupps. Mary
Cupps. Gert Lee Mecham and Lin
da Morter and freshman-Jim Holt/.
lone Middle school ,' A ” Honor
Roll K|b grade Travis Greenup and
A m y Poin ter. 7th grade Janie
Cupps. Ryan Halvorscn. Crystal
Minster and l>avid Wagenblast and
bth grade Truitt Greenup and Jason
Proud foot.
“ B "H on or Roll 8th grade-Brandi
Ball, Kyle Brodcnck. Joe Harms.
Nancy Morter, Heidi Nelson and
Brent Sheirbon; 7th grade M cLain
Lovett. Alisha Aikntan and Ed Riet
man. 6th grade Bridger Baker and
April Taylor
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lone finishes season with 72 - 22 loss to Echo Cougars
By S ea n W arren
The lone Cardinals hosted the
Echo Cougars Friday , Novem ber 6
for the last game at the season that
was also lone’ s homecoming
Echo's hopes o f an undeafeated
season were riding on the game, as
well as the added momentum o f win
ning the game before the playoffs
begin November 14
Echo scored on the second play
from scrimmage on a Dan Mcartcy
33 yard touchdown scramble lone
countered the run with junior
tailback Dustin Padberg who »cored
on lone’ s second play from scrim
mage on a spectacular 80 yard run
With the score being 6-6, Echo's
high power offense took over with
the high powered running combina
tion ol Mcartcy and Neely, the star
ting Echo backs Echo scored six
straight times before lone scored
again with a 10 yard run by senior
running hack Kevin Ball.
The score at the halt was 46-14 in
tavor o f the Cougars The Cardinals
came back after the half by outscor-
ing the Cougars in the third quarter
by one point
Echo took control o f the fourth
quarter scoring 18 points to nothing
for the Cardinals
The score at the end o f the game
was 72-22 in favor o f Echo The
points by the Cards in the third
quarter were also v o re d by Padberg
on a 2 yard run with a conversion by
Kevin Ball
With this win. the Cougars went
53) in league play and 9-0 fo the
season Flic Cougars, as the Big Sky
champions open the State playoffs
Novem ber 14 hosting Prairie City
with a 7 -1 league record and an 8 I
overall record Prairie City closed
out their season Fridav by defeating
Lon g Creek 54 28
Playing their last game for the
lone football team were seniors
Kevin Ball. Carl Bork. Gary Rea and
Ken Snider
Ball played almost the entire game
as quarterback on offensive and safe
ty on defense He played well despite
the lopsided final score
Bork started at defensive guard for
the Cardinals and finished playing
very well by helping the defensive
line stop the Echo offense on several
key series
Rea played the entire game as
center offensively and did a gtmxl job
giving Ball enough time to pass on
several occasions when the Cards
took to the air
Snider played o ffen sively at
fullback and linebacker on defense
He recorded over ten tackles to play
a very solid game
The final touchdown total for the
year is as follow s, senior quarter
hack Kevin Ball led the team with 18
touchdowns, junior running hack
Dustin Padberg was second with 11
o f his own. treshman Jim H oiu add
ed two touchdowns for the season
while senior fullback Ken Snider,
junior end Brian Ball and junior
quarterback Sean Warren eac h add
cd one o f their own for the season
The leading rushers for lone were
Dustin Padberg with 887 yards
Kevin Ball took second in rushing
for well over 700 yards for the
season.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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The Port o f M orrow Commission
will meet Wednesday. N o v 18 at 7
p m at foe Port office N o I Manne
Dr. in Boardman.
Published Novem ber I I . 18. 1987
Ifc Waatf #T tmré
State of Oregon, tor tbe fiscal year July 1.19 87
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M o rr o w
1 X ° j - — —* r 8 w* ,n..
to Juna 30. 19 8 8
will Pa bald at C o u n c i l
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Tbe bearing will taxe piace on me
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of me bearing is to discuss tbe supplemental budget with interested persons
a
copy of me supplemental budget document as approved by tbe Budget Committee may oe m s p e a e j or ootamed at
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the C i t V Ç i e r k ' s o f f i c e
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between me hours of
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/s/ Terry Tallman
1987
SUMMARY CF SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET
PuOi'jn ONLY Thoio Funds Being Modified
FUMO
CENERAL FUND
i LCDC Crant
Ba n c r o f t
Bond
(LID
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FUND
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L_ LI PI
54.00!
2__ lû BAncroft. Bond Fund
(LID #2)
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Interest
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PUBLIC NOTICE
T R U S T E E 'S N O T IC E O F S A L E
Reference is made to that certain
trust deed made by John W Hcrrell
and Dune E. Hcrrell, husband and
w ife, as grantor, to M orrow Coun
ty Abstract A Title C o ., Inc . as
trustee, in favor o f First Interstate
Bank o f Oregon. N .A ., tka First Na
tion al
Bank o f O r e g o n , as
beneficiary. dated October 26. 1979.
recorded (X'tober 30. 1979, in the
mortgage records o f M orrow Coun
ty, O rrgixi. in hook N o M at page
16281. o r as fcc/filc/in stru
m e n t / m ic r o film / r e c e p tio n
N o ..... (iruinate which), covering
foe following desc ribed real property
situated in said county and stale,
to-wit;
Lot 4. Block 7, W E S T B O A R D
M A N , Boardman. M orrow County.
State o f Oregon (121 N W Hoard
man A ven u e, Boardm an. O R
97818)
Both the beneficiary and the
trustee have elected to sell (he said
real pmperty to satisfy the obliga
tions secured by said trust deed and
a notice o f default has been record
ed pursuant to Oregon Revised
Sututes 86 735(3); the default for
which the foreclosure is made is
grantor's failure to pay when due the
fo llo w in g sums
M o n th ly in
stallments o f 5676 79 each, cixn-
mencing with the payment due
January 1. 1987 and continuing each
month until (his trust deed is
reinstated or goes to T rustee's sale,
plus accrued late charges o f $ 160.27
as o f July 6, 1987 and further late
charges o f S26 64 on each delm
quent payment thereafter; plus all
fees, costs and expenses associated
with this foreclosure, all sums e x
pended by beneficiary to protect the
property or its interest therein dur
uig foe pendency o f this proceeding,
evidence that taxes are paid as pro
sided by the terms o f the Trust
Deed, und less the reserve account
balance o f $781 24
By reason o f said default the
beneficiary has declared all sums
owing on the obligation secured by
said trust deed immediately due and
payable, said sums being the follow
ing to wit
The sum o f $57.560 93 with in
terest thereon at the rate o f 10.50%
per annum from December 1, 1986,
until paid, plus all fees, costs ami ex
penses
associated
w ith
this
foreclosure, all sums expended by
beneficiary to protect the property or
its interest there in during the pend
cncy o f this pnx.eeding.es alem e that
taxes arc paid as provided by the
terms o f the Trust Deed, and less the
reserve account balance o f 5781 24
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incurred in enforcing tbe obligation
and trust deed, together with
trustee's and attorney's lees not ex
seeding the amounts provided by
said ORS 86 75 1
In construing this notice, the
masculine gender includes the
feminine and the neuter the singular
includes the plural, the word gran
lo r " includes any successor in
interest to the grantor as well as any
other person owing an obligation
the performance o f whii h is sec ured
by said trust deed, ami the words
"trustee and hcncficiars imliak-
their respective successors in in
terest. il ans
D A T E D July 14 | 9 R 7 .G o x g c (
Rcmmillcr Suilessor Trustee
521 SW ( las
Fort land OR 97201
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W H E R E F O R E , notice hereby is
given that the undersigned trustee
w ill on December 17. 1987, at the
hour ot I 00 o 'c lo c k , P M . in M
cord with the standard o f (line
established by ORS 187 110. at In mi
door M o m iw County Courthouse in
the City o f Heppner. County o f Mor
m w . Stale o f Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the interest in the said dcscrib
cd real property which the grantor
had or had power to convey at the
time o f the execution by him of the
said trust deed, together with any in
(crest which the grantor or his sue
cessors in interest acquired after the
execution o f said trust deed, to
satisfy the foregoing obligations
thereby secured and the costs ami ex
penses o f sa le, in clu din g a
reasonable charge by the trustee
Notice is further given that any per
son named in ORS 16 751 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 hy payment to the
beneficiary o f the entire ana Hint then
due (other than such portion o f the
principal as would not then he due
had no default occurred) and tw cur
mg any other default complained o f
herein that is capable o f being , ured
by tendering the performance re
quired under the obligation or trust
deed, ami in addition to paying said
sums or tendering the performance
necessary to cure (he default, by pay
mg all costs and expenses actually
Published
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November 4 I I . 1987
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Condon, la n ey i f - 234.
Winslow 7 (-7 ). Nation 9 47. Lxar
4 (-4), Smith 3-40. Waddle I 8
lone. Padberg 23 184. Hall 10-123.
Snider 8-8
P a ssin g-C on d o n ,
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6-9-0-87 lone. Snider I -3-1-10. Ball
I 8-1-15.
R eceivtn g-C on d on , Anderson
3-35. Smith 2-37. Laney 1-15 lone.
Padberg 1-15. Ball I -10.
SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET HEARING
at Methodist church
them the fire truck
Homebuddies is a social support
grou p fo r m others o f young
children
They meet informally,
once a month, with child care pro
vided. to socialize with other young
mothers and usually have a guest
speaker or topic o f interest to
discuss
Ansone with questions may call
Kas Proctor. 676 U827
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develop into the tuning back (hat be
did and it was too bad that be didn't
make foe 1000 yard mark as foe team
had hoped '"
"1 hale to sec Kevin Ball go. he
was a good quick quarterback I am
going to be working bard next year
to try and replace h im ," said
Presley
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N O T IC E O F
Homebuddies meet
Homebuddies will he meeting
Tucsdav. Novem ber 17 in the base
ment o l the Methodist church in
Heppner at 9:30 a m
This month a volunteer fireman
will speak to the children and show
Coach Dave Presley when asked
about foe season responded by
saying "th e season began with
rotating people into positions foey
weren't familiar with. With Ken
Snider's injury we had a hackfield
that was virtually untested W e had
a different offensive system than we
had last year which contributed to
some early mistakes I think that we
learned a lot in our outer league
competitions that allowed us to gain
experience fix good league plav I'm
glad that we had a chance to get into
the playoffs whereas a lot o f teams
never get foe opportunity to play for
a hope to get info post season play ”
" I was glad to see Dustin Padberg
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