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S IX - Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 9, 2000 Mustang girls thrash Culver I ®"6 C By Kick Paullus 6 6 The Heppner Mustang girls dominated the Culver Bulldogs on Friday, Feb 4. winning 53-34 in Culver. ITie win improved the Mustangs record to 6-2 in the CBC and 13-7 overall. The Mustangs got six points from Casey Ingraham as they raced out to 13-6 lead after one and kept up the pressure building a 26-8 lead at halftime Shelley Rietmann scored five points in the third as the Mustangs led 44-21 going into the fourth and coasted for the win. Ingraham led the Mustangs with 14 points and six assists. Trisha Adams had 10 points and Rietmann had eight points and nine rebounds. San Juanita Elguezabal had live rebounds and three assists. Lacey Matteson had six steals and Manssa McCabe and Meghan Bailey each had two steals. Statistics Heppner 13 13 18 9-53 Culver 6 2 13 13-34 Heppner-Casey Ingraham 7 0-1 14, Trisha Adams 4 2-2 10, Shelley Rietmann 3 2-4 8, Lacey Matteson 2 0-0 4, Manssa McCabe 2 0-0 4, Amy Papineau 1 2-4 4. San Juanita Elguezabal 1 2-4 4. Ashley Ropp 1 0-0 3, Meghan Bailey 1 0-0 2, Macy Rhea, Brett Barber, Jodie Carlson. 22 8-25 53. 3pt.-Ropp HHS *Cf boys lose to Vikings By Rick Paullus The Heppner Mustang "C" team boys traveled to Umatilla on Tuesday, Feb. 1, and lost to the Vikings, 58-48. The Mustangs stayed vv ith the Vikings in the first quarter, trailing just 16-13, and fell behind 30-22 at haltime. After trailing by as much as 13 in the second half the Mustangs got to within five in the fourth quarter but couldn't come all the way back. Kelly Paullus led the Mustangs with 21 points, followed by Donald Adams with eight. Leland Rill, Brad Adams and Jerry Shank each scored five points. Statistics Heppner 13 9 14 12-48 Umatilla 16 14 19 9-58 Heppner- Paullus 10 1-4 21, D. Adams 3 2-5 8, Rill 2 1-2 5. B. Adams 2 1-2 5. Shank 2 1-2 5, Winters 1 0-0 2, Bergstrom 0 1-2 1, Rhea 0 1-2 1, Doug Orwick, Connor Kilkenny, Jon Bennett, Cory Breeding, Robert Whalen. 20 8-19 48 3pt.-none fCf team boys lose to Rangers ITie lone High School "C" team boys lost to the Dufur Rangers, 56-29, at Dufur on Saturday, February 5. Andrew Rietmann led the Cardinals with 15 points, five rebounds, one blocked shot and one steal. Richard Campbell played excellent defense, bringing down four rebounds, grabbing one steal and blocking one Dufur attempt to score. Mike Radie led in team assists, led the team with seven rebounds and aided in the larceny with one steal. Coach Jim Swanson credited the team for their hard play. Heppner police to crack down on seat belt law The Heppner Police Department will join other cities and counties throughout Oregon. Washington and British Columbia in the Thfue Flags Campaign. The campaign seeks to reduce the number of deaths and injuries which occur as a result of motor vehicle crashes by increasing public awareness o f laws regarding safety belt use and other traffic issues including DUII and speed. There will be three blitzes during the year 2000. The first one is scheduled for Feb. 11-Feb. 20. Heppner Police Dept, will be participating with officers working overtime. The funds will be provided by ODOT. Heppner Police started participating in the blitzes in February 1999. When the blitz first started, the surveys showed only 52 percent of drivers and passengers were buckled up. After the campaign finished in September 1999, 91 percent were buckled up. This is a 39 percent increase in the use of the safety belt. This year, with drivers' and passengers' cooperation, Heppner Police would like to see 100 percent buckled up. "Remember, the life you save may be your own.” Bill Rietmann elected Scholarship The South Morrow Trust president Scholarship Trust Bill Rietmann of lone was elected president of the South Morrow County Scholarship Trust for the 2000 year at the SMC'STs annual meeting in lone on January 24. Bob Kahl was elected treasurer and Sharon Harrison, secretary. The new board member to replace George Koffler, who is stepping down from the board after many years of service, will be Bill Kuhn from Heppner. Missy Cutsforth was elected for a three-year term. Other board members include Del LaRue from lone and Craig Strobel from Heppner. HHS 'C' team By Rick Paullus A slow start and a bad third quarter spelled defeat for the Heppner Mustang "C" team girls as they lost to the visiting lone Cardinals. 35-23, on Thursday, Feb. 3. The cold-shooting Mustangs trailed 8-3 after one and 12-8 at halftime but were outscored 10-3 in the third and trailed 22-11 going into the fourth. Paula Spicerkuhn scored six points and Marcy Miller, three, in the fourth as the Mustangs finally got their offense going but it was too late as they fell to the Cardinals. Spicerkuhn led the Mustangs with seven points and Miller finished with five. Jesse Kempas scored four points. Statistics lone 8 4 10 13-35 Heppner 3 5 3 12-23 Heppner- Spicerkuhn 3 1-3 7. Miller 2 1-2 5. Kempas 2 0-6 4. Greenup 1 1-4 3 Cindy Gall 0 3-6 3, Nikki Sisk 0 1-3 1 8 7-24 23 3 pt -none County was established several years ago to provide funds to grant scholarships to graduating seniors from Heppner and lone high schools and to take the place of the Troedson Scholarship fund which will be discontinued in the year 2023. Applications for this year's scholarships are available in the form of a computer disk at both high schools, starting the end of this month. Deadline to tum in application is April 3. boys defeated by Stanfield Stanfield defeated the Cardinal " C team men, 55-34, on Thursday, Feb. 3. in lone. Freshman Karl Morgan was the main point producer for lone with 14 points. Morgan also contributed one blocked shot, two steals and four rebounds. Richard Campbell canned 10 points and three steals for the Cardinal squad. The freshmen really took charge Gun Club News By Sandi Day The Morrow County Gun Club held their weekly shoot on Saturday, Feb 5, at noon and finished their final week for handicap scores. Next week's shoot will feature team shooting and will continue for the next eight weeks. The teams will be Rob Ashbeck and Dennis Wall, Curt Day and Bob Krein, Harvey Childers and Sandi Day, Bill Greenup and Deona Hodges, Matt Clark and Bonnie Grant, Mark Schlichting and Kelwayne Haguewood, Jeff Cutsforth and Brian Haguewood, Barry Munkers and Travis Greenup, Mick Sharp and Roger Mortimore. The winners this week from the 16-yard line were Rob Ashbeck with a 23, a tie between Curt day and Bill Greenup with 22 and Matt Clark with a 21. Rob Ashbeck also led the way at 20 yards with 20. Bill Greenup had 19 and Tony Greenup had an 18. The ladies had a great day at the 16-yard line with a tie for first between Bonnie Grant and Sandi Day. Deona Hodges took second and Tina Davidson third. At the 20-yard line Deona Hodges shot a personal best of 27 of 25 followed by a tie between Bonnie Grant and Sandi Day. Junior shooters Taylor Hodges, Brandon Davis and JC Sherritt also posted good scores for the day. Rob Ashbeck won an Ann|e Oakley as did Barry Munkers. The MCGC is going to go back to shooting on Sundays but will start at 10 a m. instead of noon. 4-H News Barnyarders 4-H Club By Amy Jepsen The Barnyarders 4-H Swine Club held their fourth meeting of the new club year on Monday. Jan. 31, at 7 p.m. Twenty-two members were present. Leader Bill Jepsen talked about the 4-H leadership activities available for older members. He also made sure that everyone had signed up and paid dues for 4-H. Members talked about where they are going to get their 4-H pigs. Later the club split into two groups. The older kids worked on what they're going to help teach at the next meeting, while the younger kids played a game of "Pass The Pigs". After that, the meeting was adjourned Anyone interested in having a 4-H swine project should contact Bill Jepsen at 676-5244. Bucknm t p n r e v a T resenti... SWEETHEART KARAOKE k Saturday, February 12, 8 p.m. - Midniyht K a ra cle by Teresa Hirtfz BUSKNUM’S TAVSBri MAIN STREET, HEFTNER «p f r W ll ll .JIIW M - n- i i i ~ ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS Reminder notices due February 15, 2000 will not be mailed out for the second tax trimester. Payments are still due February 15, 2000. If you have any questions, call toll free in the Irngon area 922-4103 or Boardman area, 481-2112. Heppner residents, call 676-5628 or stop by the Morrow County Courthouse. under the basket. Mike Radie was a leader on the boards with 11 rebounds Radie also had four points, four steals and two assists for lone. Cayle Krebs added four points, six rebounds, one steal and two blocked shots. Til Tullis brought in two points, two rebounds and two steals. Coach Jim Swanson was pleased with the effort by the entire team. "Our level of play increased since the last time we played Stanfield." said Swanson. PUBLIC NOTICE SECOND NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET HEARING A public hearing on a proposed supplementary budget of the Town o f Lexington, Morrow County, State of Oregon, for the fiscal year July 1, 1999 to June 30, 2000, will be held at Lexington Town Hall, 150 Main Street, Lexington, Ore gon. The hearing will take place on 14th day o f February, 2000 at 7:00pm. The purpose of the hear ing is to discuss the Supplemen tary budget with interested per sons. The first Notice of Supple m ental B udget H earing and Supplementary Budget Summary was published in the Heppner Gazette-Tim es on February 2, 2000. A copy of the supplemental budget docum ent may be in spected or obtained at Lexington Town Hall at the above address, between the hours of 8am - 5pm on regular business days. Published: February 9, 2000 Affid ______ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PERMIT AMENDMENT 8335 Tyler Hansell, 75858 Co. Jor dan Road, Hermiston, Oregon, 97838, filed an application with the Water Resources Department for an additional point of appro priation and change in place of use o f water as provided by ORS 537.211. Permit G -10651. in the name of Tyler Hansell, includes a per mit limited to 0.10 cubic foot per second from four wells, with a priority date of August 12, 1971 for irrigation of 8.5 acres. The points of appropriation for this permit are in the SE'/« SE1/«. Section 4, SE'/« NE'/«, Section 9. SE'/« NE'/«, Section 3, T 3 N. R 27 E, W.M., and the SE'/« SE'/*, Section 28, T 4 N, R 27 E, W.M.; Well 1 - 1290 feet North and 206 feet West from the Southeast cor ner o f Section 4; Well 2 - 1011 feet North and 165 feet West from the Southeast comer of the SE'/« NE1/. of Section 9; Well 3 - 949 feet North and 1031 feet West from the Southeast comer of the SE1/« N E1/« of Section 3: Well 4 - 90 feet North and 1100 feet West from the Southeast comer of Sec tion 28. The applicant proposes to add an additional point of appropria tion in the SE1/« NE1/«, Section 4, T 3 N, R 27 E, W.M.; 792 feet North and 40 feet West from the E'/« comer of Section 4. Permit G -10836, in the name of County Line Water Improve ment District, includes a permit limited to 0.10 cubic foot per sec ond from 27 wells, with a priority date of February 15, 1978 for supplemental irrigation o f 8.5 acres. The applicant proposes to change the place o f use o f 8.5 acres o f both permits from the NE1/« SE1/«, and NW '/« SE1/«. Sec tion 4, T 3 N, R 27 E, W.M., to the SE1/« NE1/«, Section 4, T 3 N, R 27 E, W.M. Protests may be filed by per sons who think their water right may be injured by this change. Additional information or forms and rules for filing protests are available from the W ater Re sources Department by calling (503 >-378-8455. If a protest is filed a hearing may be held. The last date of publication is February 9, 2000. IF NO PRO TEST IS FILED W ITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER TH E LAST •DATE OF PU B L IC A T IO N . THE CHANGE MAY BE AP PROVED W IT H O U T A HEARING Published: January 26, February 2 and 9, 2000 Affid PUBLIC NOTICE The Morrow County Special Transportation Committee will hold a public meeting February 11, at 9:00 a.m. in the Family Services Building conference room, which is in the Coast-to-Coast building in Heppner. The Special Transpor tation Committee anticipates re ceiving additional grant funds and seeks input regarding increased service to senior citizens and dis abled persons. Published: February 2 and 9,2000 Affid PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE MORROW COUNTY COURT Public notice is hereby given that the Morrow County Court will hold a public hearing on Wednes day, March 1, 2000 at 10:00 a.m. at the Morrow County Court house. 100 Court Street. Heppner, Oregon. The purpose of the meeting is to hear public comment upon the proposed vacation of an easement along the South 45 feet of parcel 1 and parcel 2 of Partition Plat 1999, East of Rand Road (formerly 23rd Street), Irngon, Ore-gon, pursuant to ORS Chapter 368.326 through 368.426. The Planning Department may be contacted at (541) 922-4624 for more detailed information. All interested parties are wel come to attend. Upon request, accommodations will be made at the meeting to facilitate persons with physical impairments or dis abilities. Please call 676-5620 at least 48 hours prior to the meet ing. Published: February 9 & 23,2000 PUBLIC NOTICE The Morrow County Museum Commission will meet Tuesday, February 15, 2000, at 7:30 PM at the Morrow County Museum. Published: February 9,2000 PUBLIC NOTICE The City Council o f the City of Heppner and the Oregon Trail Li brary District will hold a joint work session on February 17, 2000 to consider design and other issues associated with building a new combined city hall and library within the City of Heppner. The meeting will be held at 7:00 PM at the Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative Conference Room located at 171 W. Linden Way, Heppner, OR. Gerald W. Breazeale City Manager Published: February 9,2000 Affid_______________________ PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Public Hearing The lone City Council will be holding a public hearing February 16,2000 on proposed permit sys tem to allow 4-H animals within the City limits of lone. This public hearing will be at 6:00p.m. at lone City Hall. Published: February 9,2000 PUBLIC NOTICE MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT FACILITY MEETINGS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC February 15,2000 lone School Cafeteria 7:30 p.m. The specific issues in each community are very different and it is important for each commu nity to understand the needs of others. If you have need for trans portation, please contact one of the schools. Published: February 9,2000 CLASSIFIED ADS .40 per word Card of Thanks: up to 1 00 words - $5 Deadline: Tuesday at noon CARD OF THANKS Thanks to everyone who called, sent cookies, cards, visited, did I mention the cookies?, and offers of help following my recent sur gery. Special thanks to lo n e ’s UCC for their prayers. Gratefully yours, Steve Wagenblast 2-9-lc BUSINESS CARDS Heppner Casette-Timen To the people of Heppner, Lex ington and lone communities: Thank you to K a te ’s P izza, H uddleston P aper, M orrow County Livestock Growers Asso ciation, Heppner TV, lone Youth Group, those who donated pies and cakes and time, those who do nated raffle items, the numerous outpouring of help, contributions toward food and donations at the taco feed; a huge thank you! The Taco Feeders ______________________ 2-9-lc Thank you to everyone who made our 50th wedding anniver sary so very special. A special thank you to our chil dren for their time and effort: John and Linda Padberg, Sandy and Larry Proffitt, and Dan and Nancy Padberg. Very special thank you to Archie’s sisters, Juanita Ross and Lola Springer. Thank you to Merry Brannon, who arranged all o f the flowers, and to Bob and Aloha DeSpain helping to get ev erything set up. Thank you to the Episcopal Church for the use of the hall. To all who attended and to all who sent cards, please know how much we appreciate you. You make us feei most humble by your caring. God’s richest blessings to each o f you. Archie and Jeanette Padberg ______________________ 2-9-lc Many, many thanks to all of the wonderful people who gave of their time, treasures and talents this last weekend. There was just a tremendous outpouring of love, concern and support. Please know that our family felt each and every act of kindness. Special thanks to Karen Smith-Griffith, Sherry Matteson and their kitchen crew; Kathy Britt for the beauti ful cabinet; and Father Condon for the inspirational services for all those with cancer. The Elguezabal Family ______________________ 2-9-lc , ■ 1 ■ « NOTICES ’Tis that time of year. St. Pat’s is very near. W e’re lookin’ high and low (We ask where’er we go) For auction items here and there... Do you have something you can spare? 2-9-lc HELP WANTED D e liv e r th e o f f ic ia l U S W EST D E X telephone books in: Pendleton Hermiston Heppner lone Irrigon U matilla Please call for more details 1 -8 0 0 -2 7 5 -1 6 2 1 Mon-Fri 8 :00 a.m ./4 p.m. Morrow County Health De partment is seeking a part-time RN for Home Visiting Program. BSN, current Oregon RN license and driv er’s license required. Strong bilingual (Spanish) prefer ence, substantial public health or related experience may be sub stituted for degree. $14.83/hr plus limited benefits. For applications contact An drea Denton, M orrow County C ourthouse, P.O. Box 788, Heppner. OR 97836, (541) 676- 5620. For information call (541) 676-5421 Application deadline Feb. 14. Morrow County is an equal opportunity employer. ______________________ 2-2-2c Morrow County Health De partment is seeking part-time Spanish interpreters. Bi-cul- tural preference give, Oregon Driver’s License required, expe rience in health field preferred. $8.67/hr plus limited benefits. For applications contact An drea Denton, M orrow County C ourthouse, P.O. Box 788, Heppner, OR 97836, (541) 676- 5620. For information call (541) 676-5421. Application deadline Feb. 14. Morrow County is an equal opportunity employer. 2-2-2c
