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SIXTEEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. May 15. 1996
H eppner track team going to state M ay 17-18 Oregon Cattlemen
select new rep
The Oregon Cattlemen's
Association (OCA) have an­
nounced that they have
selected Rod Dowse, of Red­
mond, as their new executive
Heppner track team (L-R): Josie Evans, Chris Sykes, Damien Wilhelm and David Michael
lone track team goes to state
vice president.
"There were many highly
qualified and excellent appli­
cants with diverse skills and
different areas of expertise that
applied for the job. Rod was
selected because of his know­
ledge, people skills and en­
thusiasm for the future of the
cattle industry. He's young,
bright and will bring a high
level of excitement to the Ore­
gon Cattlemen's Association,"
said Sharon Beck, chairman of
the search committee.
Dowse, a native Oregonian,
has an agribusiness manage­
ment degree from Oregon State
University. His extensive back­
ground in the cattle industry in­
cludes, most recently, manag­
ing a progressive purebred cat­
tle ranch in Sequim, Washing­
ton, where he focused on
marketing and customer ser­
vice. He has also judged many
cattle shows throughout the
Pacific Northwest and Canada.
"H e's one of us and has
dynamic leadership skills,"
commented Fred Otley, presi­
dent of the OCA. "It's nice to
have an executive who pos­
sesses both a solid understan­
ding of the industry and or­
ganizational abilities."
"These are both exciting and
challenging times for our in­
dustry with issues ranging
from deflated cattle prices to
property rights. I am proud to
serve this organization," stated
Dowse.
The OCA is a membership-
driven organization represen­
ting the cattle industry state­
wide. For more information
about the OCA or its projects,
call (503) 229-6830.
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Melissa McElligott
Marriage Licenses
Chris Sykes in the shot put
The lone track team qualified
eight to the state meet this
weekend in Monmouth, while
Heppner will be sending four.
From lone are the following:
Luke Swanson will compete in
the 100, the 110 high hurdles,
high jump, and the pole vault.
Jake McElligott in the pole
vault. Joe Bacon in the triple
jump, and Joe Bacon, John
Doherty, Jake McElligott and
Jacob Taylor in the 4 X 400
relay.
For the lone girls: Melissa
McElligott in the 100, long
jump and the triple jump.
Laree Anderson in the 200,
long jump and pole vault.
Stephanie Lemieux in the pole
vault. The lone girls relay team
of LaRee Anderson, Stephanie
Haguewood, Lemieux and
McElligott will also compete.
For Heppner the following
will compete: Chris Sykes will
be in the Javelin, shot put and
discus. Jossie Evans in the 100
and 200 meters. Damien
Wilhelm in the triple jump, and
David Michael in the triple
jump and 300 intermediate
hurdles.
Each competitor placed first
or second in their event at the
district meet in Hermiston over
the weekend in order to qualify
for the state tournament.
Mellisa McElligott set school
records in the triple jump and
long jump at the district meet.
The Morrow County Clerk's
office at the courthouse in
Heppner reports issuing the
following marriage licenses
during the past week:
May 7: Jamie Castro Pacheco,
23, Boardman; and
Alejandra Leon Torres, 18,
Boardman.
May 8: Jesus I. Landeros, 24,
Boardman; and
Senie Larie Walls, 22,
Boardman.
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