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Wheat Growers offer cake samples
Volkswalkers came from as far
I away as Philomath and Yakima
to take part in the 1997 St.
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Forty-one people walked the 10
I kilometer route despite cool
| temperatures and an early
morning snowfall which made
for difficult driving to Heppner
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Over 30 volunteers helped with
route marking, registration, rest
stops, check points and publicity
for the Volkswalk. Their efforts
enabled the event to run
smoothly, said event chairman
John Edmundson. "Many of the
walkers commented on how
much they enjoyed the walk and
their tour of the Heppner
community," said Edmundson.
BMCC closed Friday, March 28
Blue Mountain Community
College's main offices will be
open during spring vacation.
Most campus offices will be
open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Monday through Thursday,
March 24 through March 27.
Campus and outlying centers
Carley Drake (left), Shannon Rust and Morrow County Wheat Growers President Craig Miles offer samples
of this year's Wheat League Cake to passers-by on National Ag Day, Thursday, March 20, at Central Market
in Heppner.
Rust, who is in charge of public relations for the Morrow County Wheat Growers, coordinated the day's
event. Marsha Anderson and Debbie Peck also worked at the booth, while Nancy Jepsen, Carla Morter,
LaVonne Mader, Terri Myers, Saral Carlson, Betty Carlson, Shannon Miller, Cathy Rauch, Lisa Nelson and
Tawny Miles made cakes.
Martial arts students attend championship
Bill Morris, first place, yellow
belt heavyweight; and Gary
Oberg, fourth place, advanced
black belt heavyweight and
second place, advanced senior
division heavyweight.
Patti
Pappas placed third in women's
yellow belt heavyweight.
Tyler Raible had an "outstanding
performance" in the children's
division as he placed first in both
yellow belt forms and sparring
divisions.
Kimberly Morris
finished third in her yellow belt
sparring division. Til Tullis,
competing
in
the junior
intermediate lightweight, placed
first in sparring.
Gary Oberg, head instructor
and owner of Kim's Taekwon-Do
in Heppner, reports that all his
students did very well in Boise
with each one performing up to
his or her capabilities. "I am
pleased with their hard work and
dedication to the art," said Oberg.
Anyone wishing to join the
Taekwon-Do school or desiring
more information encouraged to
call Mr. or Mrs Oberg at 676-
5449.
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SPRING
Sale Prices Good Thru March 31
Fencing Sale
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Munkers takes all-around honors
Tiffame Munkers of Lexington
took all around honors at the first
spring high school rodeo held in
Roseburg March 1-2.
The Intermountain boys' team
were high point team champions,
while the Columbia Basin girls'
team
were
reserve
team
champions.
Local high school cowboys
and cowgirls also competed at
the Mid Valley High School
Rodeo held in Eugene March 14-
lb.
Following are results of both
rodeos.
Roseburg
Bareback riding: first, Nate
Filbin, Columbia Basin (CB)
team.
Calf Roping: third, Ben
Rodriguez,
eighth,
Justin
Matteson, both Intermountain
(1M) team.
Steer Wrestling: third, Justin
Matteson.
Bull Riding: third, Ty Wilkins,
CB.
Barrel Racing: fifth. Lexi
Matteson, 1M. sixth, Angela
Munkers.
eighth,
Tiffame
Munkers, both CB.
Results have been announced
for the Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo
(OTPR) motorcross barrel race
held on March 15 at the Morrow
County Fairground in Heppner.
Following are winners of the
events:
Twelve and under four-wheeler
barrel race: first Codi Krebs,
$23.45; second Marci Miller.
$14.07; third Donald Adams,
$9.38; all received trophies do­
nated by OTPR Committee;
Twelve and under motorcycle
barrel race: first Brad Adams,
$20.10; second Clay McCarty,
$13.40; both received trophies
donated by OTPR Committee;
Four-wheeler women’s barrel
race: first Jodi Wilson. $50.25 and
$30 gift certificate; second
Carmen Wilson, $25 gift certifi­
cate;
Three-wheeler m en's barrel
race: first Harold Mattox. $46.20
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will be closed Friday, March
28. The closure includes all
special services departments
such as, the library and
computer lab as well as the
BMCC outlying centers in
Hermiston, lone and Milton-
Freewater.
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and $30 gift certificate; second
Justin Dunlop. $30.80 and $25 gift
certificate;
Four-wheeler 100 cc-200 cc
barrel race: first Casey Huxoll.
$33.50 and $30 gift certificate;
second Luke Johnson. $25 gift
certificate;
Four-wheeler barrel race, 16
and older, four stroke: first John
Munsterman, $67 and $30 gift
certificate; second John Thomp­
son, $50.25 and $25 gift certifi­
cate; third Treve Palm ateer,
$33.50; fourth Tim Cooper,
$16.75;
Motorcycle barrel race: first
Dave Fowler, $69.68 and $30 gift
certificate; second Richard Lam,
$56.61 and $25 gift certificate;
third Tyson Palmateer, $43.55;
fourth Jeff Botefuhr. $30.38; fifth
Keith Pulley. $17.42;
Motorcycle barrel race: first
Stanley Cutsforth, $33.50 and $30
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Smith. $25 gift certificate;
W omen's class barrel race,
motorcycles: first Shari Sthall,
$50.25 and $30 gift certificate;
second Shelly Wight, $25 gift cer­
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Four-wheeler heat race, 250
cc, 16 and older: first Rick
Hensley, $75.37; second Mark
Kopacz. $45.22; third John Th­
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Motorcycle heat race, 250-500
cc: first Jeff Botefuhr, $46.20;
second Rob Majors, $30.80;
Four-wheeler heat race, 350-
500 cc, 16 and older: first Tom
Wright, $90.45; second Rick
Latham. $60.30;
Four-wheeler barrel race, 2-
strokc: first Tom Wright, $76.38
and $30 gift certificate; second
Rick Hensley, $63.65 and $25 gift
certificate; third Rick Latham.
$54.10: fourth Mark Kopacz,
$44.55; tie for fifth and sixth. Dale
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By Olivia Sagely, reporter
The Kool Kitchen Kids held
their second meeting on Feb. 5.
All members, including Jodie Carl-
son. Claire Anderson, Shelley
Rietmann. Meghan Bailey, Leland
Rill and Olivia Sagely, were in at­
tendance. Die meeting was held
at leader Tami Rietmann's home.
The group made clam chowder,
and concluded “it was certainly a
delectable soup." Here is the
recipe:
1 cup potatoes, cut into 1/2"
cubes
1/4 cup diced onions
1/4 cup diced celery
2 tbls. margarine or butter
2 tbls. flour
1/2 tsp. salt, pepper to taste
2 cups lowfat milk
1 can diced or chopped clams
1 tbls. red wine vinegar or ci­
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A yield o f 272.10 bushels
per acre recently gave Randy
Hirano o f Taggares Farms,
Inc., third place in the Irrigated
division o f the 1996 National
Com Growers Association
(NCGA) National Com Yield
Contest in Oregon.
The yield gave Hirano one o f
the 340 state and national titles
won with 47 different Pioneer
hybrids. A total o f 482 state
and national titles were
awarded in the 1996 contest.
The overall average yield for
the 2,307 completed entries
from 45 states in this year's
contest was 188 bushels per
acre.
That compares with
yields of 171 and 192 bushels
per acre in the 1995 and 1994
contests, respectively.
Pole Bending: fourth, Tiffame
Munkers, fifth. Annie Hisler,
eighth, L. Matteson, both IM.
Goat Tying: second, T.
Munkers, sixth, L. Matteson.
Boys’ Cutting: fifth, Emmett
Following are the results of the
Evans, IM.
St. Patrick’s Celebration Hoop
Girls’ Cutting: third. T.
Shoot, held March 15. The win­
Munkers.
ners are:
Team Roping, first. Rodriguez,
Five years old and under: girls-
sixth. Zane Gibbs and Brian first Kara Angell. second Taighler
Knowles, eighth, Jess McMillan, Dougherty; third Torrie Lovgren;
all IM.
boys-first Ian Murray, second
Eugene
Jared Huddleston, third Brent Eck-
Bareback: second, Filbin
man;
Calf Roping: fourth, Evans,
Six-seven years old: girls-first
fifth. Rodriguez.
Cyde Coil, second Chelsey Hed-
Saddle Bronc: second, Wilkins, man; third Kylie Doherty; boys-
fourth, Filbin, seventh, Evans.
first Zane Day, second Mike
Steer Wrestling: third, Evans, Angell, third Kyler Dial;
Eight-nine years old: girls-first
fourth, Rodriguez.
Madison Bailey, second Krystal
Bulls: first, Wilkins.
Naims; third Liberty Wambeck;
Barrel Racing:
first, L.
boys-first Roy Proctor, second
Matteson, third, Hisler, sixth,
Mike Wolfington, third Peter Geer;
Faina Mathews, Intermountain.
10-11 years old: girls-first
Poles: second, Hisler, third, T. Kaitlin Sagely, second Blair Keith-
Munkers.
ley, third Jessica McGuire; boys-
Goat Tying: second, Angela first Joseph Jamison, second Cody
Munkers, CB, eighth,
T. Walton, third Kyle Huddleston;
Munkers, ninth. L. Matteson.
12 years old: girls-first Aleshia
Team Roping: first, Jerry Geer, second Kayla Gambill. third
Young and Wes Young, both CB, Cindy Gall; boys-first Jeremy
fifth, J. Matteson.
Majors, second Mike McCabe,
third Aaron Hams.
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14' general duty gate
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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 26,1997 - FIVE
Students from Kim's Tae-
kwon-do school in Heppner
traveled to Boise last weekend,
March 15, for the 13th annual
Idaho state martial arts cham­
pionship held at Boise State
University.
Various styles were represented
from Korean Taekwon-Do to
Japanese Shotokan Karate.
Local students placing in the
tournament were, in the men's
sparring
division:
Leonard
Reitman, third place, white belt
middle weight; Jim Raible, first
place, yellow belt middleweight;
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