FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppnef, Oregon Wednesday, August 18,1999
Morrow County Open horse show results
Winners of the Morrow County
Open Horse Show held Aug. 8 at
the fairgrounds in Heppner have
been announced. Winners are as
follows:
High point, age 10 and under:
champion Krystal Temple; reserve
champion Taighler Dougherty.
High point, age 11-12: cham
pion Kelsey Greenup; co-reserve
champions Tasha Hollis and
Megan Healy.
High point, age 1S and above:
champion Kara Miller; reserve
champion Nonnee Walters.
High point, junior horse: co-
champions Ann Shear on Hard
Time Harley and Mary Ann
Munkers on A Dashin Gem.
High point, senior horse: cham
pion Julie Glenn on Rocket Gill;
reserve champion Liz Jones on
Lit’l Willow
Champion halter: Tuffy shown
by Amellia Peck; reserve cham
pion Miss Rebecca Bars by
Munkers Farm.
Three girls in the 11-14 age
bracket tied for high point with a
runoff held. “1 could see the ex
citement and tension but all the
girls performed to the best of their
ability,” said organizer Ruby
Shear
Halter class colts: first Miss
Rebecca Bars by Munkers Farm;
second Ringold River Roo by
Theresa Proctor-Reese; third Or
egon Barry’s Biankus by Munkers
Farm; fourth Max by Amellia
Peck.
Halter class geldings: first
Tuffy by Amellia Peck; second
Hard Time Harley by Ann Shear;
third Rocket Gill by Julie Glenn;
fourth Opies Music Muscle by
Munkers Farm; fifth Flight of
Roses by Sue Gibbs; sixth Doc’s
Macho Devil by Munkers Farm;
seventh Keno by Taighler
Dougherty; eighth Whiskey by
Bobbie Rankin.
Halter class mares: first Sunny
by Krystal Tem ple; second
M arci’s Miste Moon by Sue
Gibbs; third A Dashin Gem by
Munkers Farm; fourth Sammy
Hard Twist by Munkers Farm;
fifth Ima Home Bunny by Theresa
Proctor-Reese; sixth April by
Tracy Rankin; seventh Miss
Magic Maker by Munkers Farm;
eighth Lit’l Willow by Liz Jones.
Halter class ponies: first Prin
cess by Garrett Gibbs: second
Dynamite by Whitley Reece; third
Contessa by Kelly Jones; fourth
Wally by Casey Robertson.
Showmanship Halter. 10 and
under: first Krystal Temple: sec
ond Kelly Jones: third Taighler
Dougherty.
Showmanship Halter 11-14:
first Sara Peck: second Tasha
Hollis: third David Flynn: fourth
Kelsey Greenup.
Showmanship Halter IS and
above: first Julie Glenn; second
Nonnee Walters; third Ann Shear;
fourth Shanna Warrington: fifth
Bobbie Rankin; sixth Liz Jones;
seventh Mary Ann Munkers;
eighth Amellia Peck.
Performance Class: leadline,
five and under-first Garrett Gibbs:
second Blake Greenup; third
Casey Robertson: fourth Hanna
Jones.
Walk-Trot 10 and under: first
Kelly Jones, second Whitley
Reece, third Stacey Halvorsen.
English Pleasure 11-14: first
Tasha Hollis: second Megan
Healy.
English Pleasure 15 and above/
senior horse: first Julie Glenn; sec
ond Nonnee Walters; third Bobbie
Rankin; fourth Ann Shear; fifth
Liz Jones; sixth Brenda Holtz.
English Pleasure junior horse:
first A Dashin Gem by Mary Ann
Munkers; second Hard Time
Harley by Ann Shear; third
M arci’s Miste Moon by Sue
Gibbs; fourth April by Tracy
Rankin; fifth Logan by Bobbie
Rankin.
English Equitation 11-14: first
Megan Healy: second Tasha
Hollis
English Equitation IS and
above: first Julie Glenn; second
Bobbie Rankin; third Kara Miller:
fourth Liz Jones; fifth Nonnee
Walters; sixth Brenda Holtz.
Working Hunter: first Bobbie
Rankin; second Liz Jones; third
Nonnee Walters.
Hunter Hack: first Liz Jones;
second Nonnee Walters; third
Bobbie Rankin; fourth Tracy
Rankin.
Bareback Equitation 10 and
under: first Taighler Dougherty.
Bareback Equitation 11-14: first
Tasha Hollis; second Kelsey
Greenup; third Megan Healy.
Bareback Equitation IS and
above: first Liz Jones; second Julie
Glenn; third Brenda Holtz; fourth
Kara Miller: fifth Nonnee Walters;
sixth Bobbie Rankin.
Costume Class: first (Leily
Jones; second Taighler Dougherty.
Western Pleasure junior horse:
first A Dashin Gem by Mary Ann
Munkers; second Hard Time
Harley by Ann Shear; third Doc’s
Macho Devil by Angela Munkers;
fourth April by Tracy Rankin: fifth
M arci's Miste Moon by Sue
Gibbs; sixth Logan by Bobbie
Rankin.
Western Pleasure 10 and un
der: first Krystal Temple; second
Taighler Dougherty.
Western Pleasure 11-14: first
Kelsey Greenup; second Megan
Healy: third Tasha Hollis; fourth
Sara Peck; fifth David Flynn.
Western Pleasure 15 and up/
senior horse: first Julie Glenn: sec
ond Kara Miller; third Nonnee
Walters; fourth Liz Jones; fifth
Ann Shear; sixth Brenda Holtz.
Western Working Pairs: first
Julie Glenn/Ann Shear; second Liz
Jones/Nonnee W alters: third
Brenda Holtz/Kara Miller: fourth
Bobbie Rankin/Tracy Rankin; fifth
Krystal Temple/Tasha Hollis.
Maiden Horse: first A Dashin
Gem by Mary Ann Munkers; sec
ond Logan by Bobbie Rankin.
Judges Command: first Liz
Jones: second Julie Glenn; third
Bobbie Rankin; fourth Nonnee
Walters; fifth Kara Miller sixth
Shanna Wamngton.
Daily doubles scheduled at HHS
Football and volleyball daily
doubles for grades nine-12 will
begin on August 23 at Heppner
High School.
Football daily doubles will be
at 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Monday
and Tuesday, August 23 and 24.
Daily doubles for Wednesday
through Friday, August 25-27,
will be at 6:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The first HHS football game
will be Friday, Sept. 3, vs. Scio
at home at 7:30 p.m.
Volleyball daily doubles will
be as follows: Monday, August
23, 9-11 a.m. and 6-8 p.m.;
Tuesday, August 24. 8-10 a.m.,
6-8 p.m.; Wednesday, August
25, 7-9 a.m., varsity 4-6 p.m., JV
and C teams 6-8 p.m.; Thursday,
August 26, 8-10 a.m., varsity 4-6
p.m. and JV and C teams 6-8
p.m.; and Friday, August 27, 8-
10 a.m., with evening practice to
be announced.
The first volleyball game will
be the Riverside Tournament in
Boardman for varsity players on
Saturday, Sept. 11, at 10 a.m.
Practice for grades seven and
eight will begin after school
starts.
Fire precaution level drops
The industrial fire precaution
level has dropped to a Level 1 on
the Umatilla Nation Forest
(Heppner, North Fork John Day,
Walla Walla and Pomcry Ranger
Districts).
Level 1 allows firewood cutting
and other operations to continue
on all parts of the Umatilla
National Forest. Woodcutters are
also required to carry a shovel
and eight oz. capacity fire
extinguisher. Power saws must
be equipped with an approved
spark arrestor.
For more
information concerning the fire
precaution level, call any
Umatilla National Forest Office
or a 24-hour information
message phone at 541-276-3405.
Heppner applies for DEQ
permit renewal required to monitor the creek for
The city of Heppner has
applied for a renewal of the city’s
national pollutant discharge
elimination system permit to
operate its municipal wastewater
collection and treatment system,
according to a news release from
the Oregon Department of
Environmental Quality.
The city operates a trickling
filter treatment system that treats
domestic wastewater from the
community. The city discharges
treated effluent to Willow Creek
and treated wastewater on the
golf course. The city also applies
treated biosolids on nearby
agricultural lands.
According to DEQ. the city is
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Births
Kailea Michelle Qualls- A
daughter, Kailea Michelle, was
bom to Dan and Mindy Sample
of Bend on August 4, 1999. The
baby weighed 9 lbs. 4 oz. and
was 21" long.
Grandparents are Rosco and
Kay Rene Qualls and Randy
Sample, all of Heppner, and Jan
and Aaron Tam of Bend. Great
grandparents are Donnie Reed of
Heppner. Vic and Jane Yahr of
Boardman and Bill and Donna
Towry of Madras.
Heppner and lone schools have McEwen* at Heppner, A-B-C, 5 Umatilla. 7:30 p.m.;
released their preliminary fall p.m.;
Friday, Sept. 17: Baker at
sports schedules.
Thursday, Oct. 14: Pilot Heppner. 7:30 p.m.:
IONE HIGH SCHOOL
Rock* at Pilot Rock. A-B-C, 5
Friday, Sept. 24: Wahtonka at
pm.;
Volleyball
The Dalles. 7:30 p.m.;
Friday, Sept. 3: Spray-
Friday, Oct. I: Weston-
Tuesday, Oct. 19: Stanfield*
Mitchell at Spray. 1 p m.;
McEwen at Athena. 7:30 p.m.:
at Stanfield, A-B-C, 5 p.m.;
Friday, Sept. 10: Prairie City
Thursday, Oct. 7: Culver at
Thursday, Oct. 21: Weston-
at lone. 5 p.m.;
McEwen* at Athena. A-B-C. 5 Heppner, 7:30 p.m.;
Saturday, Sept. II: Condon p.m.;
Friday, Oct. 15: Sherman
Tournament at Condon, 10 a.m.;
Saturday, Oct. 23: Sherman County at Moro. 3 p.m.;
Tuesday, Sept. 14: Heppner County* at Heppner. A-B-C. 1
Friday, Oct. 22: Stanfield at
at Heppner, 5 p.m.;
p.m.;
Heppner, 7:30 p.m.;
Friday, Sept. 17: Prescott,
Friday, Oct. 29: Bye;
Tuesday, Oct. 26: Pilot Rock*
WA. at Prescott, 3:30 p.m.;
at Heppner. A-B-C, 5 p.m.:
Friday, Nov. 5: Pilot Rock at
Saturday, Sept. 18: Wahtonka
Thursday, Oct. 28: Stanfield* Heppner, 7:30 p.m.
Tournament at The Dalles, 10 at Stanfield. A-B-C. 5 p.m.;
JV Football
a.m.;
Monday, Sept. 13: Wahtonka
Saturday, Oct, 30: Culver* at
Tuesday, Sept. 21: Heppner Culver, A-B, 1 p.m.;
at Heppner, 6 p.m.;
at lone, 5 p.m.;
Monday, Sept. 20: Umatilla
Tuesday, Nov. 2: Weston-
Thursday, Sept. 23: Echo at McEwen* at Heppner, A-B-C. 5 at Heppner, 6 p.m.;
Echo, 5 p.m.;
p.m.;
Monday, Sept. 27: Riverside
Friday, Sept. 24: Dufur at
Saturday, Nov. 6: District at Heppner. 6 p.m.;
Dufur. 5 p.m.:
Monday. Oct. 4: Wahtonka at
Tournament at Athena, A, 3 p.m.
Thursday. Sept. 30: Helix at
The Dalles. 6 p.m.:
Football
Helix, 5 p.m.:
Monday, Oct. 11: Weston-
Friday, Sept. 3: Scio at Hepp
Friday. Oct. I: Echo at lone. ner, 7:30 p.m.;
McEwen at Heppner, 5 p.m.;
5 p.m.:
Monday, Oct. 18: Pilot Rock
Friday, Sept. 10: Umatilla at
Thursday, Oct. 7: Arlington
at Pilot Rock, 6 p.m.
at Arlington, 5 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 9: Wheeler at
Obituaries
Lexington News
lone, 12 noon, and Helix at lone,
______ By Delphi Jonas______
2 p.m.;
Friday, Oct. 15: Condon at Lorraine Mahon
Lorraine Mahon, 70, died
-:- Lyle and Virginia Peck are
lone. 5 p.m.;
August 11, 1999, at the S.W. spending some time in Bend where
S aturday, Oct. 16: Dufur
Washington Medical Center in Lyle is recuperating from major
Tournament at Dufur, 9 a.m.;
Vancouver, WA.
A family
Friday, Oct. 22: Condon at remembrance will be held surgery.
-;- Charlene W hitney and
Condon, 5 p.m.;
Saturday, August 21, at 11 a.m. Debbie Finch of Portland were
F rid ay , O ct. 29: Wasco at the Heppner Cemetery.
recent callers at the Jo Irvin home
County at lone, 5 p.m.;
Mrs. Mahon was bom October
Saturday, Oct. 30: Wheeler 10, 1928, in Hoquiam, WA. She in Irngon and visited with
at Fossil, 3 p.m.
and her husband, John T. Charlene’s parents Cecil and
Mahon, were married on May Delpha Jones and brother and sis
Football
10, 1946, m Pendleton, and ter-in-law Ken and Connie Jones.
F rid ay , Sept. 3: Spray-
-:- Mr. and Mrs. Butch Saw
resided in Heppner until 1952.
Mitchell at Spray, 4 p.m.;
yer
from the Tri-Cities visited
Her husband preceded her in
Friday, Sept. 10: Prairie City
friends
in Lexington one day last
death
in
1995.
She
is
survived
at lone, 7 p.m.:
week.
by
sons,
James
of
Boise,
ID
and
Friday, Sept. 17: Prescott,
John of Vancouver, WA;
WA. at Prescott, 6 p.m.;
Friday, Sept. 24: Dufur at daughters, Shari lyn of Aloha,
and Patsy Huddleston of
Dufur, 2 p.m.;
WA;
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Friday, Oct. 1: Echo at lone, Woodland,
grandchildren and two great
7:30 p.m.;
grandchildren.
She is also
Thursday, Oct. 7: Arlington
The lone Library has planned a
survived by brothers. Jack Little
at Arlington, 7:30 p.m.
of Heppner and Roy Carter of summer reading program party
Friday, Oct. 15: Jubilee
Joseph; and sister, Geraldine on Wednesday, August 25. at 2
p.m. at the library.
Christian at lone, 7:30 p.m.;
Simon of Milton Freewater.
Friday, Oct. 22: Condon at
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Condon, 7:30 p.m.;
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Friday, Oct. 29: Wasco
Sheriff's Report
County at lone, 7:30 p.m.;
Friday, Nov. 5: Bye.
The Morrow County Sheriffs was out of control.
IONE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Office (MCSO) reports handling
MCSO deputy cited Christo
Football and Volleyball
the following business:
pher Allan Paullus, 18, for Offen
Friday, Sept. 17: South
July 12: MCSO received a sive Littering, and MIP by Con
Sherman at lone. 1 p.m.:
report of a motorhome from which sumption, and Ryan Pettyjohn, 18,
Friday, Sept. 24: St. Mary’s
a boat had broken free and for Interfering with a Police Of
at St. Mary’s, 2 p.m.;
stopped over an embankment on ficer and Resisting Arrest.
Friday, Oct. 1: Echo at lone,
Highway 730.
MCSO received a request for
2 p.m.;
MCSO received a report of a an ambulance for an elderly fe
Thursday, Oct. 7: Arlington
semi and trailer in the barrow pit male experiencing dizziness and
at Arlington, 3:30 p.m.
at the junction of 1-84 and High weakness.
Friday, O ct. 15: Echo at
way 730. A deputy was unable to
MCSO, Boardman Police
Echo, 2 p.m.;
locate the vehicle.
Dept,
received a report of a brown
Friday, Oct. 22: Condon at
Heppner ambulance received
Dodge
pickup that hit another ve
Condon, 2 p.m.;
a request for a ambulance for a
hicle,
backed
up and hit another
Saturday, Oct. 23: A-W Tour
86 year old male dialysis patient
vehicle,
backed
up into a ditch and
nament (seventh grade volleyball)
who was shaking and swollen.
then
drove
off.
James Edward
at Athena, 9 a.m., and Pilot Rock
The patient, who was conscious,
Bridenbaker, 54, was arrested on
Tournament (eighth grade volley
was transported to Pioneer Me
a UCSO warrant for Failure to
ball) at Pilot Rock, 9 a.m.
morial Hospital in Heppner.
HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL
MCSO deputy arrested Appear/DUII, with local charges
to follow.
Volleyball
Rockne Cameron Lines, 44, on a
Boardman Police Dept, re
Saturday, Sept. 11: Riverside
Umatilla County Sheriffs office
ceived
a report from a woman that
Tournament at Boardman. A. 10
warrant for Failure to Appear/
two
adults
threatened her sons,
a.m.;
Criminal Trespass I, II, and Dis
saying that they would beat them
Tuesday, Sept. 14: Pendleton
orderly Conduct. Lines was trans
up if they came out on the streets
Tournament at Pendleton, A. 3
ported to the UCSOjail.
with their bikes.
p.m.;
MCSO, Heppner Police and
Boardman and Arlington Fire
Thursday, Sept. 16: Condon
Fire depts., Heppner ambulance
depts.,
Union Pacific Railroad re
at Condon, A-B-C, 5 p.m.;
received a report of a vehicle on
ceived
a report of a brush fire
Friday, Sept. 17: La Grande
its side on Main and Quaid streets
north
of
the railroad tracks. Both
C at Heppner, B-C, 4 p.m.;
in Heppner with possible injuries
fire
depts.
advised the fire was out
Saturday, Sept. 18: Sherman
to occupant.
of
district
and they wouldn’t re
County Tournament at Moro, A,
MCSO received a report from
spond.
time TBA;
a woman that her son had con
MCSO received several other
Tuesday, Sept. 21: lone at
tacted her and is no longer miss
calls
about the railroad fire. Union
lone, A-B-C. 5 p.m.;
ing.
Pacific
said they would pay ex
Saturday, Sept. 25: JV Tour
MCSO, Heppner Police Dept,
penses
to
put out the fire.
nament at Heppner, B-C, 9 a.m.;
received a report of a subject is a
MCSO
deputy cited James
Tuesday, Sept. 28: lone at
pickup who dumped trash on his
Edward Bridenbaker for DUII,
Heppner, A-B-C, 5 p.m.;
property and then allegedly threat
Friday, Oct. 1: La Grande C
ened him when he confronted him. Failure to Perform Duties of a
at La Grande. B-C. 5 p.m.;
MCSO, Boardman Police Person involved in a Vehicle Ac-
Tuesday, Oct. 5: Pilot Rock*
Dept, received a request for an
at Heppner. A-B-C. 5 p.m.;
officer for a 15 year old son who continued page 5
Thursday, Oct. 7: Stanfield*
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at Heppner. A-B-C. 5 p.m.;
Saturday, Oct. 9: Wahtonka*
at Heppner, A-B-C, time TBA;
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lone Library
reading party
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The Friday, August 27th performance
is still scheduled, with Final V/amim.
Music starts at 6.30 p.m.
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Western Equitation 10 and un
der: first Krystal Temple; second
Taighler Dougherty.
Western Equitation 11-14: first
Megan Healy; second Kelsey
Greenup; third Sara Peck; fourth
David Flynn; fifth Tasha Hollis.
Western Equitation 15 and
above: first Kara Miller; second
Julie Glenn; third Liz Jones; fourth
Brenda Holtz; fifth Nonnee
Walters; sixth Ann Shear.
Western Reining junior horse:
first Doc’s Macho Devil by An
gela Munkers: second Hard Time
Harley by Ann Shear; third A
Dashin Gem by Mary Ann
Munkers; fourth Logan by Bobbie
Rankin; fifth Marci’s Miste Moon
by Sue Gibbs; sixth April by Tracy
Rankin.
Western Reining senior horse:
first Rocket Gill by Julie Glenn;
second Sammy Hard Twist by
Mary Ann Munkers; third Flight
of Roses by Sue Gibbs; fourth Lit’
Willow by Liz Jones; fifth Cougar
Super Sasy by Kara Miller; Whis
key by Bobbie Rankin.
Trail Class 10 and under: first
Krystal Temple; second Taighler
Dougherty.
Trail Class 11-14: first David
Flynn; second Sara Peck; third
Kelsey Greenup fourth Tasha
Hollis; fifth Megan Healy.
Trail Class 15 and above: first
Shanna Warrington; second/third
Nonnee Walters and Kara Miller;
fourth Bobbie Rankin; fifth
Amellia Peck: sixth Ann Shear.
Trail junior horse: first Doc’s
Macho Devil by Angela Munkers;
second Hard Time Harley by Ann
Shear; third A Dashin Gem by
Mary Ann M unkers; fourth
M arci’s Miste Moon by Sue
Gibbs; fifth Logan by Bobbie
Rankin: sixth April by Tracy
Rankin.
Trail senior horse: first Rocket
Gill by Julie Glenn; second Lit’l
Willow by Liz Jones; third Flight
of Roses by Sue Gibbs.
Bareback dollar bill winner: Liz
Jones.
Schools release preliminary schedules
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