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lone women's tennis team defeats Hood River The lone Women's Tennis Team traveled to The Dalles to compete with Hood River on Tuesday, April 20. . lone defeated Hood River four matches to three. Jessica Krebs lost to exchange student, Anja Stobbe, 3-8. Jessica started her match staying fairly competitive at 3-4 before Stobbe pulled away. Molly Barrow lost to Skye Wilson, 8-9, in a tie breaker. Both players were well matched as far as skills. The tie breaker score was 6-8. Jennifer Thompson was ahead 7-6 in her match against Jenny Perkins but was unable to complete the match due to an injury of another player that required medical care. Thompson had Perkins 5-2 The Wranglers Riding Club held their second playday on Sunday, Apnl 25. Results are as follows: Stickhorse race: first Brooke Davis, second Ryan Dougherty, third Casey Robertson, fourth Tate Gentry. Leadline: barrels-first Ryan Dougherty, second Casey Robert son, third Garrett Gibbs, fourth Kyle H arrison; poles-C asey R obertson, Ryan D ougherty, Garrett Gibbs, Kyle Harrison; goats-B rooke D avis, C asey Robertson, Ryan Dougherty, Kyle Harrison. Five and under: barrels-first Mary Rietmann, second Willy Gentry, third Donald Matthews, fourth C olby G reen; poles- Callahan Crossley, Donald Mat thews, Mary Rietmann, Colby Green; goats-Rebecca Jepsen, W illy Gentry, Chance Raver, Colby Green. Six and seven year olds: bar rels-first Taighler Dougherty, sec ond Jessica Hughes, third Jade Crossley, fourth Brent Eckman; poles-Taighler Dougherty, Jade Crossley, Eric Jepsen, Jessica Hughes; goats-Taighler Dougher ty, Jessica Hughes, Brett Harrison, Eric Jepsen. Eight through 10 year olds: bar rels-first Paige Davis, second Jor dan Crossley, third Hailey Davis, fourth Lane Bailey; poles-Jordan C rossley, Paige D avis, Lane Bailey, Jamie Westburg; goats- Jordan Crossley, Hailey Davis, Jake Van Doom, Drion Donner. 11-13 year olds: barrels-first Madison Bailey, second Jessica Westburg, third Chantea Macau- ley, fourth Amy Jepsen; poles-Jes sica Westburg, Jennifer Griffith, Chantea Macauley, Amy Jepsen; before Perkins began to play at the level that Thompson was requiring o f her. Salli McElligott was ahead 6- 0 against her opponent Jaemi Milward. McElligott was enjoying an easy lead but had an unfortunate mishap on the court and badly sprained her ankle, possibly ending her pursuit for the remainder of the season. Amellia Peck and Niki Sullivan defeated Sophie Thomson and Allison Whitesides, 8-5. Rosanne Baker and Katie Tworek lost to Aimee Cooper and Laura Vazquez, 6-8. Shelby Krebs and Allison Halvorsen posted a win against Aven Pendleton and Lorena Martinez, defeating the Hood River pair 8- 5. Museum to host treasures of Oregon exhibit Columbia River and Jackson Sundown's 1916 trophy saddle from the Pendleton Roundup, the exhibit will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both Sunday and Monday. School, church or other groups wishing to schedule a visit should call the museum at 676- 5524. Admission is free to the exhibit which is sponsored by AT&T, Collins Foundation, Ford Family Foundation, Jean E. Elkington-bequest, Fred Meyer, The Oregonian, NW Natural, JELD-WEN, Inc., Subaru of North America, Oregon Trucking Associations and Specialized Trucking. AT&T Treasures of Oregon, showcasing more than *150 artifacts of Oregon and Northwest history from the collections of the Oregon Historical Society, will be in Heppner on Sunday and Monday, May 16 and 17. Literally a "traveling exhibit," the exhibit is on the road throughout Oregon in 1999 in a 48 foot truck and trailer which will be parked beside the Heppner City Park near the museum. Featuring such artifacts as 10,000 year old sagebrush sandals, a sea chest belonging to Captain Robert'Gray who first sailed into and named the St. Jude bike riders brave S Northeast Oregon AHEC (Area Health Education Center) is offering an Ed-Net I broadcast titled "The New Growth Charts: The Use of BMI in Growth Assessment" to all health professionals and community members who use growth charts in their work with children. 3. NCOTC is a non-profit organization whose mission is to implement a tourism strategic plan for Gilliam, Grant, Morrow, Sherman, Wasco and Wheeler counties. Members include small Bedding Plants Flowers Corinne*s Greenhouse Fuller Canyon Lane Perennials ^ _____ Open 10-6 Mon.-Sat. through May Gften H o u s T* y °t*1CT tunc’ or f°r directions, call: 6 7 6 -5 0 1 6 Heppner City Council Minutes NOW on the Internet Review minutes of city council meetings, current and past meetings www.heppner. net dick on City of Hennner C A PE C O W ORKFORCE DEVELOPM ENT CENTER open 1977 in private pediatric practice and public health clinics are being revised by the National Center for Health Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The charts are being revised to provide a better instrument for evaluation the growth status of infants, children and adolescents in the United States, said » NEOAHEC news release. Northeast Oregon AHEC is a and Jim McElligott. The youngest rider to complete the course was Taylor Parks, five, who navigated the route with training wheels. Teonna Vandever led the in- town route group with 25 one-mile The; broadcast,, will, air on laps, follow ed by K aylee P Tuesday, Way 2$ from 1 ft a.m. -, Palmateer, Clayton* M ofttr and ' 2 p.m. at Pioneer Memorial William Wehrli with 23 miles each. Hospital in Heppner. A list o f riders will soon be Pre-registration is required and nonprofit organization dedicated posted. Participants are asked to the fee is $10 per person. to attracting and retaining health turn in pledges and donations by Contact Northeast Oregon care professionals by providing Monday, May 17 so that prizes AHEC at (541) 962-3422 to r egional educational register. may be ordered. Funds should be opportunities in the local 10 turned in with the pledge sheet in The growth charts used since county region. an envelope to be Bank o f East ern O regon in lone, Tom McElligott at Morrow County Abstract and Title in Heppner, or Conservation Service, FSA The John Day/Umatilla Basin to Morter: county committee, FSA CED, Work Group will meet Monday, All funds raised from this event other federal and state May 3, in the conference room go directly to St. Jude Children’s government representatives and at the Condon Agricultural Hospital. All supplies for the local representatives of American Service Center, from 9-11 a.m. event were donated. Indian governments. The purpose of the meeting is to review the Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP) process to date, review business owners, community natural resource concern leaders and concerned citizens. rankings and make funding The council usually meets on a recommendations to the state bi-monthly basis, but, in Technical Committee for the preparation for summer 1999 (EQIP) and Wildlife lone Grange will hold their activities, has started meeting Habitat Incentive Program meeting on May 2 instead of monthly. (WHIP) applications from the May 9, which is Mother's Day. Suggestions for -discussion JDU Basin. topics at the meetings are The JDU Basin Work Group welcome. For more information ••¿ L I? A U b CAVE** consists o f the Soil & Water on the council and its activities, Conservation Districts, SWCD TUESDAY MONDAY SUNDAY contact Eric Endicott, 503-598- manager, Natural Resources 8806. W ork group to meet C O M E I N A N D M E E T U S! . .. .... ~ l \ s •*. •'( CAPECO STAFF ¡ ,ii Deborah Hayward, Bernice Erskine, Deanna Peck BMCC STAFF: Karen Reeder, Chuck Matteson OREGON EMPLOYMENT DEPT.: lone Grange reschedules meeting Tourism Council plans meeting The North Central Oregon Tourism Council will hold its bi monthly council meeting in Service Creek on Monday, May goats-Chantea Macauley, Jenni fer Griffith, Brooke Rust, Amy Jepsen. 14-15 year olds: barrels-first Ann Shear, second Kelsey Greenup, third Meghan Bailey, fourth Tasha Hollis; poles-Tracy G riffith, Brett Barber, Tasha Hollis, Kelsey Greenup; goats- Meghan Bailey, Brett Barber, Kelsey Greenup, Tasha Hollis. 16-18year olds: barrels-first Jill Barber, second Angela Munkers, third Bobbie Rankin, fourth Nonnee Walters; poles-Tracy Rankin, Bobbie Rankin, Nonnee Walters, Jill Barber; goats-Jill Bar ber, Bobbie Rankin, Knsta Adams, Tracy Rankin. 19 and over: barrels-first Janice Davis, second Angie Hughes, third Ruby Shear, fourth Terri Gentry; poles-Storm y Howard, Angie H ughes, Bill Jepsen, Janice Davis; goats-Tem Gentry, Ruby Shear. The visiting Centennial students participated in the playday and ran barrels and poles against each other. Emily Coulter placed fourth in barrels and fifth in poles. Michelle Thompson placed sec ond in barrels and first in poles. Snezhanna Safarov placed fifth in barrels and fourth in poles. Ashley Bailey took first in barrels and third in poles. Liz Gustafson placed third in barrels and second in poles. The next playday will be Sun day, May 2. Potluck will begin at 12 noon, followed by the playday at 1 p.m. New members are wel come. For more information, con tact Judy Eckman, 989-8498; Sandy Matthews, 676-5490; Judy Barber, 676-5037, or Samarra Van Doom, 676-9687. Ed-Net broadcast planned winds to raise funds Sixty-four bike riders braved less than ideal conditions at the annual lone Bike-a-thon on Sun day, April 25, said spokesperson Anne Morter. Funds raised from the event b en efit St. Jude bildren’s Research Hospital in emphis, TN'~ • * 7 ■■ Organizers consider the ride a success based on the amount of money raised and the level o f en thusiasm displayed by the partici pants, said Morter. Counting both courses, approximately'1245 bike miles were logged in a 3 1/2 hour span. Fifty riders in all age groups tackled the 22 mile Ruggs to lone route. Tom McElligott and Gaylin Fickel, both of Heppner, were the first riders in, arriving in one hour, 37 minutes. The leaders were fol lowed closely by Colin McElligott, Adam McCabe, Randi McElligott Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 28,1999 - FIVE W ranglers hold second play day Kathy Davison 430 Linden Way HEPPNER PETTYJOHN BUILDING Thursday, May 6th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. MAY 1 9 9 9 SATURDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY 1 O r e W n t F e s t iv a l B a s e b a l l here EARLY SPRING EQUIPMENT AUCTION Auctioneer: P a u l). Kramer • Nice 1960 all-original Impala Chevrolet • Large pallet toots • Tandem Equipment Trailer - 24 ft. • 1970 Ford Toter, Hitch 460 (gas) • 1979 G M C 1/2 ton with cam per (runs good) • Utility Trailer MACHINERY • Longwide canopy • Fertilizer spreader • Longwide bed liner • Cab protector • Stainless mixing tank HHS A rtvrso ry 12*° C o Court Sp o rts B o o ste rs H H S Ste C o rn ! 24 • 14 ft game finder boat • 1964 Chevrolet 1/2 ton shortbox (parts only) • 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton longbox A m e r L e g io n H o u s i n g A u fh 8 rei 30 31 F f t S G r a d u a tio n M K M O R 1A LD A Y S o ft b a ll at A d n a n T r a c k at T h e D a lle s H H S D r a m a P ro d u rt o n 1 Q 1 O Sch D al Span C o rte sl 1 5 1 4 B a s e b a l l he re S o ftb « * at P A ot R o c k W e e d & C rop Tow VVT V a t S e r v ic e C l u b T rac k D is ln c l T r a c k O ie tn c t 2 1 22 T rac k Sta te S o f t s » hera W CVAL Bel seat ________ Cham ber B a se b rf at C o n d o n 1 9 H E ® M o C o . Court M u se u m B id 23 H H S D ram a P ro d u c e r J V B aae b ad h e re M c fJ a r y D a m N e ig h C e n t e r B r d • 400 Chevy transm ission B a s e b a l l at Sta n fie ld J r H i T r a c k D istric t L a d i e s ' N ig h t B P O E &d J Q FFA B m quet Com m • 3 air tanks • 1960 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Apache 10 • Buzz saw • 2 hose reels MSM Se n /te C u t J V B a s e b a l l at P R tat 4 2 hd g r a d e s to • Live hydraulics and 3 pt. • Fence posts • Two fuel tanks 1 7 B e*t> a*n *f% P oro* MÇ. Convn. on C H A I 4 Fam W l VM H ig h S c h o o l C o r e e r t VEHICLES for PARTS or FIX-UP • Large welding table • 3 yard scrapper O o ifO sr rt Ckr> *o S p m H opg nvC av C o irc i Mo. C o . School OTTP 8 7 6 H E ® V o C o Court K -6 M u s e P ro gram • Yamaha • One service box M OTHER S D A Y 5 S o ft b a ll h e re • Tractor Fordson Diesel (50 horse) • Cement Mixer Day grade • 15 hydraulic air rams «Propane tanks • Air com pressor with Mitchell sprayer • 5 motors -- Kotter, W isconsin, Briggs & Stratton MISCELLANEOUS B a ae ta f a t '.ir a w e / I S'rifca* rn Bom dm or * O c t a l Jpfr> D a te * i r o s a iB e d s t fd a y s i Ag Mueev/r C ' e r v r C a fa r M o C o c u m íe lo s J o b s •air H o tm m o n 1 1 1 riw*'ris 1 lc/iarfcfr TV P asees» * B ca r& ^ a r B r r t iw o m s 9 1 6 MOTORCYCLES and BOATS • Allis Chalm ers - 3 pt. S p r m g C o n c e rt • Hydraulic jacks TRACTORS and IMPLEMENTS • 2 side delivery rakes • 4 section springtooths • Ford 1 Bottom Roll Over Plow • Two 3 pt. cultivators • 4100 International tractor (needs work) rrr« S o % a » r Hpnrua^n Goffrar« Gardon O u t Heppner »anrwip Med. O h ». B n £W • 9 N Ford Tractor • Ford Mower - 3 pt. • John Deere Mower - 3 pt. 3 5 » - - b * 1-" a tw 2 L O C A T IO N : about 4 miles west of Umatilla, Oregon, Highway 730. Watch for signs-going west, right side o f highway. T E R M S: cash, cashier's check, verified check (bankable day o f sale) or certified funds. Everything sold as is and nothing removed until settled for. Consignments will be accepted until and through M ay 1. Merchandise may be previewed all day Saturday and Sunday before sale begins. TOOLS T r a c k at G t a d s t o n e - Sunday, May 2nd - 1 0 a.m. VEHICLES / TRUCKS / TRAILERS S o f t b a ll at N y s s a 25 26 C h a n t ie r Boobvorm s C h rn n b e' B rd M H S Sp o rts D e sse rt B a c c a la u r e a t e M o C o Court 2 0 tv r V a f S e < v c e C lu b Jr. H i A c a r ie m A w a r d * B a s e b r f D a to c t T r a c k S t a le BPO€ 27 w v m Sa rv C N b B n Mo Co 28 29 I M S G ra d u a tio n H H S G m fu a a o n C 'e M r u e A i t s A C ra fts W C V A L B rd BPOE • 1953 Chevrolet five window • 1964 Suburban 283 engine (parts only) •1978 Ford van • 1963 Chevrolet 1/2 ton step side • 1981 Honda Civic station wagon • 1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton T H IS IS A P A R T IA L L IS T IN G (Mon b coming in daty) For More Information, Call 5 4 1 -9 2 2 -5 2 1 A C O M M U N IT Y CALENDAR OF EVENTS BROUGHT T O YOU BY: To h ave yo u r a c tivity liste d in the c o m m u n ity c a le n d a r of e ve n ts, Twice Upon a Tim e... c o n ta c t D o r is B r o s n a n Color Copies • Used Books • Word Processing a t T w ic e U p o n a Tim e... 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