Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 17, 1993 - FIVE
Marketing meeting slated Nov. 24
HHS players named to all conference team
Rick Koffler
Joe Lindsay
Kevin Payne
Six Heppner High School foot
ball players, Rick Koffler, Joe
Lindsay, Kevin Payne, Len Britt-
ner, Dwayne Dunaway, and
Ryan Munkers were selected for
the first team 1993 Columbia
Basin Conference all conference
football roster.
Kevin Scott, Koffler and Lind
say were selected for the second
team and Jeff Botefuhr, Koffler,
Munkers and Scott received
honorable mention.
Koffler was chosen first team
quarterback, second team punter
and honorable mention defensive
back. Lindsay was named to first
team defensive back and second
team center; Munkers-first team
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Wed., Nov. 24th
11 a m. to 5 p.m.
A Morrow County Marketing
meeting will be held Wednesday,
Nov. 24 at 6:30 a.m. at The Of
fice in lone. This will be a no
host breakfast meeting. Anyone
interested is invited to attend.
Don Peterson, chairman of the
economics and finance commit
tee for the Oregon Wheat League
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Leonard Brittner
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Dwayne Dunaway
linebacker, honorable mention
offensive guard; Scott-second
team offensive guard, honorable
mention defensive tackle; Britt
ner first team wide receiver and
defensive back; Dunaway first
team offensive tackle and defen
sive end; Payne first team runn
ing back and defensive back and
Botefuhr honorable mention
defensive end.
Other first team all conference
players are: center-Kyle Blagg,
Sherman; punter-Edgar Vasquez,
W ahtonka; tight end-Casey
Perkins, PR; kickers-Steve Moe,
Umatilla and Osbaldo Cisneros,
Wahtonka; offensive tackle,
Dunaway and Chris Wherhan,
W-M; wide receivers-Brittner
and Trevor Beers, Sherman;
defensive ends-Dunaway and
Stanfield; defensive backs-Payne,
Brittner, Curt Sloan, W-M, and
Shawn Tracy, Umatilla.
Second team all conference:
quarterback-Jesse Alsup, Sher
man; center-Lindsay, Calvert and
H oward C aliff, U m atilla;
punters-Koffler; tight end-Matt
Bailey, W-M; kicker-G eoff
Newman, Stanfield; offensive
tackle-Jared Wizner, Umatilla
and Rory Wilson, Sherman; wide
receiver-Sloan and Tracy; defen
sive ends, Wizner and Matt
Anderson, Sherman; running
backs-Glen Stillman, PR, Gabby
Garcia, Stanfield, Justen Green-
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Ryan Munkers
w ood, Sherm an; offensive
guards-Scott and Chris Munck,
W-M; defensive tackles-John
Glidwell and Chris Wherhan,
both W-M, and Ryan Owens and
Bryan Cranston both Sherman;
linebackers-Stillman, PR, Cliff
Stanger W-M and Geremy Shall,
Sherman; defensive backs-Noah
W illiam s, Sherm an; Jaim e
Ramirez, Umatilla, Dwayne
Morris, Stanfield and Chris
Humphreys, PR.
Honorable mention all con
ference: quarterback-Russell Pro
ctor, Umatilla and Jerrod Steele,
W-M; center-Ron Ough, Stan
field; punters-Brandon Dames,
PR and Matt Bailey, W-M; tight
end-Eric Hawker, Stanfield;
Nathan Cleaver, Umatilla, Jason
Hearn, W-M; offensive tackles-
Steve Moe, Umatilla, Steve
Keltz, Stanfield; wide receivers-
Ramirez and Morris; defensive
ends-B otefuhr and C harlie
Hughes, PR; running backs-Ryan
Thom pson, Sherman; Tony
Minkler, W-M; Clubb, Cisneros
and Sam Evans, Wahtonka; of
fensive guards-Munkers, Lem
mon, Brian Jorgenson, Stanfield
and Rick Jauken, Sherman;
defensive
tackle-S cott,
Fredrickson and Hector Cedillo,
Stanfield; linebackers-Minkler,
Mills and Forrest Pourier,
U m atilla; defensive backs-
Koffler, Steele and Rick Shaver,
Stanfield.
Sean Calvert, W-M; running
backs Payne, Brian Pursiful,
Umatilla and Chet Mills, W-M;
offensive guards-Kevin Standley,
PR, Scott Spencer, Sherman,
Noel Ybarra, Umatilla; defensive
tackles-Lindsay, Standley and
David D ehart, W ahtonka;
linebackers-M unkers, Brian
Clubb and Tyler Fredrickson,
U m arilla; Gene Lemmon-
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Extension workshops to focus on
CRP
will present a short video “ U.S.
Ag 2020” , an economic growth
plan for the U.S. agriculture.
County
Extension
office
503-384-2271 or the Sherman
County
Extension
office
503-565-3230. Pre-registration is
encouraged.
The workshop schedule is as
follows: Session 1, “ Introduction
to FINPACK and Balance
Sheets” Nov. 15 Maupin, Nov.
22 Kent, Nov. 23 Condon; ses
sion 2-“ FINLRB and Data
Banks” , Dec. 13 Maupin, Dec.
20 Kent, Jan. 3 Condon; session
3- “ FINLRP and Alternatives”
Jan. 18 Maupin, Jan. 19 Kent,
Jan 20 Condon; session
4- “ FINFLO” Feb 7 Maupin,
Feb. 14 Kent, Feb 21 Condon;
session 5-“ FINFLO Continued
and W rap-U p” , M arch 7
Maupin, March 21 Kent and
March 28 Condon.
very little or no land in CRP, but
When Conservation Reserve
who are wondering if they should
Program (CRP) contracts begin
buy or lease CRP land that might
expiring in 1995, Mid-Columbia
become available, will also
Basin producers will be able to benefit from the program ,
make informed decisions about
because it will help them analyze
how they want to use the land in costs and returns of expanding
the future, if Clark Seavert has their operations.
his way, says a press release from
Producers wishing to enroll, or
OSU agriculture communica obtain more information should
tions.
call the Wasco County Extension
The OSU Extension area farm office, 503-2%-5494; Gilliam
managment agent has scheduled
a series of five workshops in
Wasco, Sherman and Gilliam
counties beginning Nov. 15 and
continuing through March 1994.
The programs will be held at the
Wasco County Resource Center
The Heppner alumni will spon active college coaches.
in Maupin, the Kent Baptist
sor a free basketball clinic Friday
Heliker, with Dr. Gomelski
Church and at the Gilliam Coun and Saturday, Nov. 26 and 27 for
and
Nichols conduct team clinics,
ty Fairgrounds in Condon.
students in grades four through coaches clinics and youth basket
CRP, a program of the U.S.
eight. Sixth, seventh and eighth ball camps. The goal of High
Department o f A griculture,
graders will meet from 4 to 7 Five America youth camps is to
began in 1985. Its purpose was p.m. Friday and 12:30 to 3:30
teach young athletes their respon
to reduce wheat production by
p.m. Saturday at the high school
sibility as a role model to their
contracting with farmers to gymnasium. Fourth and fifth
friends and to show them life
remove highly erodible land from grade boys and girls will meet
skills they will need for success
production and following conser from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the
as an adult. Heliker works with
vation practices, such as planting high school for a shooting clinic.
Dr. Gomelski to advance Russian
grass.
Former Heppner resident Gene
training techniques that developed
With the end of the program in Heliker, an assistant coach with
and produced multiple Russian
sight, Seavert wants Mid- High Five America, will be con
gold medal championships.
Columbia producers to be ready ducting the clinic. Heliker
Stuart Dick from the Alumni
when they have to make decisions coaches with two of the most suc
Association will oversee the
about how to manage the land in cessful coaches in the world Dr.
clinic. Missy Cutsforth, Dana
the future, even though USD^ Alexander Gomelski, former
Reid, Lana Orr, Geri Grieb, Ken
has not established regulations Russian National coach and Rle
Eckman, David Allstott, Gary
concerning land in CRP.
Nichols, founder of Athletes in
Watkins and John McCabe will
The “ CRP: What To Do?” Action. Dr. Gomelski’s Russian
assist and high school athletes
workshops will utilize a computer Olympic team won the gold
will help demonstrate skills.
program called FINPACK, medal in 1988. In addition he was
The public is invited to attend
developed by the University of a seven time European champion,
all sessions. Area coaches are
Minnesota, to help growers a five time world champion and
also invited to preview the in
analyze their financial situation author of 12 books on interna
novative and advanced youth
by looking at past and present tional basketball.
coaching techniques.
balance sheets, cash flow
Rle Nichols has a .778 winn
Seating will be provided in
statements, and other economic ing record against division I
balcony bleachers.
information so they will unders schools, the fourth best among
tand the financial implications of
the various options that may be
available to them, he explains.
The workshops, which are
A new men’s over 40 slow mation contact Rollie Marshall,
open to all growers in Morrow,
break
basketball league is in the 676-9125.
Wheeler, Gilliam, Sherman and
process
of forming in Heppner.
Wasco counties, wil be “ very in
The
first
practice will be held
depth, very detailed so that any
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Dec. 2 from 7 to
change will be reflected in their
Business Cards
financial statements,” Seavert 9 p.m. at the Heppner Junior
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stressed. Those enrolling will be High School gym.
676-9228
expected to complete all five ses
To sign up, or for more infor-
sions, even if it means going to
another community to make-up a
meeting.
In addition to the workshops
scheduled this winter, Seavert is
Ladies nite, dinner at 6:30 p.m.
already planning a second series
for 1994-95 that will be tailored
to current information and that
will help producers decide if they
Mike Lusk, District Deputy, Grand
should stay with any government
Exalted Ruler visitation
programs, sell or lease the land,
fence for livestock, or put the
land back into wheat production.
At the end of the two-year pro
gram, producers will have the
Andrea Mortimore and crew--em good.
tools to use in making informed
decisions, Seavert believes, and
also information that will be
useful for personal records or for
lenders.
676-91X1
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142 \ . Main
Seavert believes growers with
Youth basketball clinics to
feature reknown coaches
M en’s over 40 league to begin
November 18:
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