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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 15, 1991
Nancy Morter qualifies
Five lone tracksters advance to state
for state tennis meet
By Anne Morter
Five lone tracksters advanced to
the state track meet this weekend on
the basis of their performances at the
district meet last weekend. In
dividually, Jame Cupps qualified in
both the high jump and the 300
hurdles. Cupps finished second in
the high jump with a season’s best
jump of 4 10” . She also finished se
cond in the 300 hurdles with a time
of 54.21. Cupps set a new school
record in the preliminaries where she
ran 52.7. The old school record was
set by her sister. Mary Cupps in
1989. First and second place
finishers advance to the State 1A
meet.
Other placers in the meet were
April Taylor who placed fourth in
the 800 meters with a time of
2:46.39and Wendy Anderson, who
was fifth in the shot with a throw of
30'6” . The girls’ team scored 22
points to finish seventh in the meet
Weston-McEwen took first place in
the meet with 108 points
In boys’ competition. Deacon
Heideman was the district champion
in the discus, where he threw
134’9Vi” . Because of a previous
commitment. Heideman will not be
attending the state meet. The Cards
will send their 1600-relay team, who
surprised everyone by cutting eight
seconds off their best time to finish
second in 3:47.44. Relay team
members are Gabe Garcia, Mike
Garrett. David Wagenblast and Mac
Lovett.
The Cards scored the remainder of
their 33 points with nonqualifying
finishes. Garcia was third in the 400
in 54.35. The 400-relay team was
fifth in 47.96, David Wagenblast
finished fifth in the 800. 2:11.03;
Mac Lovett was fifth in the 200,
23.%; and sixth in the 100, 12.1;
and Justin Miller was fifth in the
3000, 11 00.38. Powerful Wahtonka
won the boys’ portion of the meet
with 134 points.
“ I was really pleased with the way
all the kids performed at the district
meet,” said coach Del LxiRue. ‘‘The
relay team was very determined (to
qualify) and so was Janie.” he
added.
The state meet is this Friday and
Saturday at Springfield High School.
Brent Sheirbon and Nancy Morter
HJH track team ends season
By Anne Morter
Seventh and eighth grade junior high track team
The Heppner Junior high track
Jessica Sumner placed second in
team competed at their last meet of the 100 m hurdles, fifth in the 400
the season at the Blue Mountain m relay and sixth in the soft ball
Community College junior high throw and fifth in the 200 m.
championships held Thursday, May
Beth Cookston placed fifth in the
9 at the college.
400 m relay.
Results are as follows:
Renee Devin had a first in the
Melissa Miller placed two firsts
medley
relay and fifth in the 400 m
for the seventh graders in the 300 m
hurdles and medley relay, fifth in the * relay and sixth in the 200 m.
Shaun Hisler placed third in the
1200 m and sixth in the long jump.
100
m and fifth in the 200 m for the
Other seventh grade placers in
seventh grade boys. Both were per
clude: Jossie Evans with four per
sonal bests.
sonal bests and three first place
Matt Keersemaker placed first in
finishes in the 100 m, 200 m and
four events in his first meet of t)»e
medley relay.
season. He placed m the long jump,
Alisha Marlatt placed second in
400
m, soft ball throw and 800 m.
the shot, sixth in the discus, both
Heather Ripple had personal bests
personal bests, and fifth in the 400
in the long jump and 800 m.
m relay.
Kelsie Evans led the eighth
! Tina Kemp placed first in the 400
graders
in competition with two first
m and medley relay, third in the 800
places in the 400 m and 800 m and
and fourth in the high jump, all per
second in the high jump.
sonal bests.
Rondi Robinson placed fifth in the
shot and sixth in the 200.
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Char Coe had a third place finish
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in the 800 m, fourth in the high jump
and fifth in the 200, a personal best
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for her this season.
Dani Hill placed third in the 1200
m and fifth in the 100 m. hurdles.
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Chris Dickenson, also out for the
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m., second in the soft ball throw,
third in the 100 m and fourth in the
100 m hurdles.
Willie DeBoer had a sixth place
finish in the 200 m.
Munkers takes first
Angela and Tiffany Munkers,
daughters of Barry and Mary Ann
Munkers of Lexington won the open
and junior barrel racings at the Arl
ington rodeo held May 4 and 5.
Angela, 10, was the youngest
competitor against women from all
over the Northwest. She won $217
for first place in the open barrels on
Sunday and was second in the
average for both days.
Tiffanie, 12, received a beautiful
Kenny Hansen buckle and two
checks for the junior barrels.
Both girls have been competing in
rodeo events since they were three
years old. They currently compete
in barrel racing, goat tying, poles
and breakaway roping.
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Nancy Morter qualified for the
state tennis tournament on the basis
of her third-place finish at last
weekend’s district tennis tournament
held at the Tri-Cities Court Club.
Morter upset the number-one seed,
Mel Tarter of Umatilla, in the semi
finals on her way to a third-place
finish. The top three seeds advance
to the state tournament.
On Friday, Morter defeated Kim
Guyer of Mac Hi, 6-0, 6-3 and then
came right back to down Kristy
Hoch of Umatilla, 6-4, 6-3. On
Saturday morning, she wore down
Mel Tarter 7-5, 6-2, in a match that
lasted two hours. After a half-hour
break, she was back on the court
again for another marathon match.
This time, Morter fell to Shandie
Johnson, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. That loss
forced her into a “ playback” situa
tion, where the number-two and
three players had to play off for the
second spot. This match came just
minutes after finishing the match
with Johnson, leaving her without
much energy. Lucy McCoy of Sher
man County defeated Morter, 6-0,
6- 3 in that final match, putting Nan
cy into the number three slot.
Brent Sheirbon advanced to the
semi-finals before being eliminated
from play. On Friday, Sheirbon
defeated James Purvis of Umatilla,
7- 5, 6-1. and then downed Art Pat
ton of Sherman County, 7-6,6-3. On
Saturday, he ran into Javier Ingles
of Umatilla and lost 4-6, 6-1, 6-1.
He was eliminated when he fell to
Barrel racing
clinic scheduled
There will be a Barrel Racing
Clinic on Saturday, May 18 at the
Wranglers arena in Heppner. Topics
will include how to train and ride the
competitive barrel racing horse. For
more information contact Mary Ann
Munkers, 989-8488.
Lexington News
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-:-The card party at the Rebekah
Hall on Saturday evening was well
attended. Pinochle was enjoyed
followed by the refreshments and
prizes as follows: women's high-Dot
Halvorsen; second high-Marianne
Palmer; and traveling-Annetta
Padberg. Men’s high-Lee Palmer;
second high-Clarence Buchanan;
traveling-John Tellechea.
-:-Dick and Christine Laws from
the Lewiston area visited over the
weekend with her father Leonard
Munkers.
-:-Linda Ripple is at home after a
few days spent in Pioneer Memorial
Hospital.
-:-Kathy Tellechea and Luella
Taylor returned home on Friday
from Portland where Luella receiv
ed medical attention.
-:-Kenneth Jones and Connie Eng
visited Sunday in Portland with his
sister, Charlene Whitney.
-:-Mother’s day visitors at the Joe
Yocom home were daughter, Debra
and daughters from Spokane; Leland
and M arie Jones and Nikke;
daughter Millie West and two
children from Pendleton; son. Jack
and wife Renee and daughter.
Heather from Heppner; and Cecil
and Delpha Jones. Dinner and an
afternoon of pinochle were enjoyed.
By Delpha Jones
Dw n o l n h
-:-Visitors with Marie Steagall on
Mother’s Day were her son and wife
Bill and Lolell Steagall from
Portland and Bob and Bev Steagall
from Lexington.
-:-A mothers luncheon was great
ly enjoyed at the Baptist Church on
Thursday, May 9. The rooms were
decorated with spring flowers and
the tables with bouquets of flowers.
Around 35 people enjoyed the talk
by Barb Velure of Portland, a mis
sionary recently returned from
Senegal.
-:-L aw erence
and
Sharon
Schoonover of Weston were recent
callers in Lexington.
-:-Faye Ruhl and Florence Gray of
Heppner were dinner guests on Sun
day at the home of Faye’s son and
wife, Skip and Jean Ruhl in
Hermiston.
-:-Jeanettc Hankins from Juneau,
Alaska, is visiting her parents, Josie
and Glover Peck.
-:-Dennis and Tanya Papineau and
infant daughter from Pendleton
visited with her father and wife,
Eldon and Barbara G ilbert.
Everyone enjoyed dinner at their
mountain cabin.
-:-Lisa Sackett, of Missoula, Mon
tana, is visiting her mother and step
father Barbara and Eldon Gilbert.
Gilbert.
To everyone Involved and affected:
I would like to express my deepest regrets for my
involvement at the accident May 11, 1990.
Remorse and a heart full of sorrow can not and
do not represent my profound thoughts and feel
ings towards the loss of human life. I hope and
pray that you would find it in your hearts to some
day forgive me.
Sincerely,
Photo by Pam Minster
Ben Dean of Weston-McEwen, 6-0,
6 - 0 .
Kristine Bedortha was the only
other Cardinal to win her opening
round game. She defeated Melissa
Kinney of Arlington, 8-3 in her
opener but fell to Kristy Hoch of
Umatilla 6-3, 6-0 in her next game.
Both doubles’ teams lost their
openers. Genna Ellison and Katie
Felton of Wahtonka defeated Kari
Morgan and Brandi Ball, 8-3, and
Tracy Hamilton and Demaree In
gram, also of Wahtonka, defeated
Heidi Orem and Ericka Bergstrom.
In other boys’ action. Tony Bjerke
and Aaron Heideman lost to Bryce
Coelsch and Ed DePate of Sherman
County, 6-4, 6-7, 6-4. Mike Green
fell to Steve Payne of Mac Hi, 8-1.
Nancy Morter will play her open
ing match in the state tournament at
2 p.m. on Thursday at Mt. Hood
Community College in Gresham.
P U B LIC N O TIC E
OREGON CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MORROW COUNTY
Probate Department
In the Matter of the
Estate of
Cora Mildred Padberg,
Deceased.
No. 91-PR-8
NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
Notice is given that the undersign
ed have been appointed and are
qualified as the personal represen
tatives of the estate. All persons hav
ing claims against the estate are re
quired to present it, with proper
vouchers, within four months after
the date of first publication of this
notice, as stated below, to the per
sonal representatives at the offices of
Kuhn and Spicer, 269A N. Main
Street, P.O. Box 428, Heppner,
Oregon 97836, or they may be
barred.
All persons whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings in this
estate may obtain additional informa
tion from the records of the court,
the personal representatives or the
attorney
for the
personal
representatives.
DATED and first published May
8, 1991.
Edwin Stanley Tucker,
Personal Representative
936 Hvlo Rd. SE
Salem, OR 97306
George Eldon Tucker,
Personal Representative
P.O. Box 353
lone, OR 97843
Mary Evelyn Ross,
Personal Representative
P.O. Box 69
Colton, OR 97007
Published: May 8, 15, 22 and 29,
1991
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lone Garden
Club visits
nursery
The lone Garden Club members
spent a most interesting day May 8
when they visited the Westwinds
Nursery where Sheila Boettcher
demonstrated making o f moss
baskets and container gardening.
Besides garden club members,
guests for the day wee Katherine
Lindstrom. Thelma Lindner, Beth
Bryant, Pat Wright and Darcie
Robinson.
After looking around the nursery
and selecting plants, those present
went to the Golden Corral for a no
host luncheon before returning
home.
The next club meeting will be a
no-host luncheon on June 12 at
Beechers where Thelma Roe of Her
miston will show how to use dried
flowers in gifts and decorations for
the home. Anyone interested should
contact a garden club member.
The clubs observation of Garden
Week the first week of June will be
under the supervision of Birdine
Tullis and Pat Pettyjohn.
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P U B LIC N O TIC E
SURPLUS PROPERTY FOR SALE
The Morrow County office of the
Oregon State University Extension
Service has the following property
for sale:
1 Mita Copier (DC213RE)
This may be seen at the Morrow
County Office of the OSU Exten
sion Service, 430 Heppner Lex
ington Highway, Heppner, or call
676-9642 for information.
Sealed bids will be accepted at the
Extension Office. 430 Heppner Lex
ington Highway, P.O. Box 397,
Heppner, OR 97836 until 5:00 p.m .,
Friday, May 24, 1991.
Morrow County office/OSU Ex
tension Service reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
Published: May 15 and 22, 1991
P U B LIC N O TIC E
Call For Bids:
Morrow County. Oregon is
seeking Audit Services for the period
July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1991. The
proposal will include an option for
four additional years. Only licensed
Certified Public Accountants may
respond to this Request for Proposal
(RFP). Also, must be licensed mun
icipal auditors in the State of
Oregon. For Complete RFP Packet
contact LoRavne M. Bowman. Ad
ministrative Assistant. Proposals
must be submitted no later than 5:00
p.m. on Wednesday, May 22, 1991.
(The date has been extended from
5-17-91)
All costs incurred in the prepara
tion of a proposal responding to this
RFP will be the responsibility of the
Offeror and will not be reimbursed
by the County. For inquiries regar
ding this RFP call 676-9061, Ext.
20
.
Morrow County has the right to
accept or reject any or all proposals.
M orrow
County
does
not
discriminate on the basis of race,
color. National origin, sex, religion,
age and handicapped status in
employment or the provision of
services.
LoRayne M. Bowman
Administrative Assistant
Published: May 8 and 15, 1991
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NOTICE OF RIGHT
TO NOMINATE BY PETITION
The Farmers Home Administra
tion (FmHA) is accepting nomina
tions for County Committee elec
tions for Umatilla, Morrow and
Gilliam Counties. This notice is
issued to inform eligible voters of the
right to nominate candidates by peti
tion. Copies of the petition and in
structions on its completion can be
obtained from your local FmHA
office.
Persons nominated should have an
interest in a farm as an owner, te
nant or sharecropper within the
county or area in which activities of
the county or area committee are
carried out. They must be citizens of
the United States or aliens lawfully
admitted to the United States for per
manent residence and be well
qualified for committee work.
Spouses of those persons who meet
the eligibility criteria are also eligi
ble for nomination for election to the
county committee. Nominations
must be received in Pendleton Coun
ty Office no later than May 20.
1991. FmHA committee elections
are open to all eligible voters without
regard to race, color, religion, na
tional origin, age, political affilia
tion. marital status, sex and/or
handicap.
Published: May 8 ami 15, 1991