FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 31, 2000
Mustangs beat Rockets for state berth
HHS track team competes at state
By Rick Paullus
David Piper (top center right) prepares to receive award for second place in the high jump at the sate 2A boys’ meet.
Photo by Joyce Hughes.
Chamber Chatter
By Claudia Hughes, Chamber Manager
Memorial Day is observed in
different ways. In our family we
visit four cemeteries, share our
family history, talk to the
youngest generation about the
reason for hundreds o f American
flags at graves and explain why
the day is important. A bonus is
seeing people we haven't seen for
awhile as we put flowers out.
In Milton-Freewater it was
good to see Charlie and Dorothy
Heard, former owners and editor
of the Heppner Gazette. They
continue to keep up with
Heppner happenings through the
Gazette.
Orchids to the crew who put on
the Pioneer Memorial Picnic.
Though I missed it, word is out
that it was great to have it again.
Paula Spicerkuhn (left) takes the baton from Trisha Adams at the state 2A
Attendees
enjoyed
sharing track
meet. Photo by Joyce Hughes.
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The H eppne r graduating class
o f 2000 was launched Saturday
night. What a great group of
young adults. We hope after they
get a taste o f the big world out
there that in years to come many
will return to their home town
with new ideas and energy to
inject into Heppner when the rest
o f us wear down.
The Heppner Chamber is
looking forward to welcoming
Chamber staff and volunteers
from Oregon on Friday, June 9,
during the Oregon Chamber
Execs Regional Training. This is
both an opportunity to showcase
our community, and to offer
local Chamber volunteers and
ambassadors the chance to leam
more about the Chamber of
Commerce.
The event has an Irish theme Craig Scott (right) hands off to Brian Rust at the state 2A track meet. Photo
and will include topics such as 45 by Joyce Hughes.
best ideas in 45 minutes, all
The Heppner High School sixth in the 300 hurdles with a
about the Oregon Chambers of
boys' track team earned 11 time of 43.29.
Commerce from the State
points
at
the
state
2A
In the girls' competition, Abby
officers, stress relievers, stepping
track meet held Saturday, Kahl was fifth in the 3,000 with a
outside of the box, networking,
May 20, finishing about midway time of 11:24.91. Trisha Adams
lunch,
lau g h te r
and
among the schools participating. was fifth in the 300 hurdles with
entertainment. To leam more Oakridge won the boys' meet
a time of 48.12 and eighth in the
about this local event, stop by the with 50 points.
high jump with a leap of 4-08.
office on Tuesday or Wednesday.
The girls’ team scored 8-1/2
Local Chamber volunteers and points, also about midway. Pilot
those considering a few hours in
Rock won the meet with 47
the office each week are points.
encouraged to be a part o f the
In the boys' competition,
training
Heppner's
David Piper was
Cyclists participating in the second in the high jump with
Ream o r Carton
annual Columbia Plateau Stage a leap o f 6-03. Craig Scott was
Heppner Gazette-Times
Race will be racing out of
Heppner to lone, via Big and
Little Buttercreek on June 9,
returning June 11. Find a shady
spot and applaud them on.
O n e -O f-A -K in d P ro p e rty in H ep p n er, O reg o n
Next week: Chamber business
2,800 sq. ft. of living space on two levels with two-car
during the luncheon with all
garage on 12 acres. Home has four bedrooms, two baths,
entities reporting. Merchants
meet at 8 a.m. at Cal's the same
with living room and two family rooms, two fireplaces
day. Discussion will include
and propane stove. Property is on city water and septic
banners,
Little
League
system with small water right from Willow Creek (part is
tournament visitors, "Celebrate
in the city limits and part is out). Eight acres are under
Heppner", and Fair and Rodeo.
cultivation and four acres are in hillside pasture.
All are welcome. Looks like a
Also
has a large barn with two horse stalls and corrals.
busy summer ahead.
Thought for the week: Worry
does not empty tomorrow o f its
sorrow, it empties today of its
strength.”....... C om e Ten Bloom
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6 p.m. to schedule
appointm ent to view.
and Jesse G utierrez W -R ietm ann, L-
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Elguezabal (H). 3B-none HR-none.
Pilot Rock- 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 - 3 7 2
Heppner- 2 0 0 1 1 0 x - 4 6 5
Winks and Green, Shelley Rietmann
Mustangs end season with
loss to Corbett
By Rick Paullus
ners moved up on a passed ball
but two strikeouts ended the rally.
Corbett had a 2-0 lead in the
sixth when Kempas lined a single
into left field for the M ustangs’
only hit of the game.
Shelley Rietmann pitched a
good game, allowing just two runs
on four hits, but the Mustangs
couldn’t get the offense going
against Corbett’s Kaitlin Wilson.
Wilson allowed the one hit and one
walk while striking out 14.
It marked the final game for
seniors Miranda McEUigott and
Leah Denton. The Mustangs fin­
ished their season with a 12-13
record.
The Heppner Mustangs ended
their softball season with a loss
against the Corbett Cardinals, 2-
0, in the first round o f the State
2A softball playoffs. The game
was moved to Reynolds High
School in Portland because o f a
wet field in Corbett.
The Cardinals were threaten­
ing in the second inning with run­
ners on second and third with two
out, but senior Leah Denton made
a nice running catch of a fly ball
to short right field to end the in­
ning.
Corbett did score a run in the
third on back-to-back doubles.
The Mustangs had their best
chance to score in the top o f the
fourth as Jesse Kempas reached
on an error and Marissa McCabe
walked with one out. Both run-
Statistics:
Heppner- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 1 2
Corbett- 0 0 1 0 1 0 x - 2 4 1
S h e lle y R ie tm a n n and J e s s e
G utierrez, Kaitlin W ilson and D orothy
Makm W-Wilson. L-Rietmann 2B-Wilson,
Gwyn (C). 3B-none. HR-none
Holly Rebekah Lodge holds meeting
was appointed as state historian.
On June 1 the Lodge will
honor those with birthdays
during the three previous months.
On June 15 the Lodge will hold
their last meeting prior to
summer and have their second
annual Red and Purple meeting
where members are asked to
wear red and purple. A potluck
will be held pnoAto the meeting.
Holly Rebekah Lodge met on
May 23 for their regular meeting.
Draping of the Charter was held
for Delpha Jones.
Dorothy Jackson and Marlene
Gray attended Rebekah State
Assembly in Salem where
Dorothy was installed as district
deputy president and Marlene
H appy
Wranglers Club
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Wranglers Riding Club will hold
a jackpot rodeo and awards cer­
emony on Saturday, June 3 at the
Morrow County rodeo grounds.
Potluck barbecue will begin at 6
p.m., with the awards ceremony
at 7 p.m. The jackpot rodeo will
follow the ceremony. Participants
are asked to bring something to
the barbecue and something to
share. Barbecue and utensils will
be provided.
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FIN AN C IAL SUMMARY
Adopted Budget
This Year — 1999-2000
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
3 Total Capital Outlay
4 Total Oebt Service
A nticip a te d
5 Total Transfers
Requirements
6 Total Contingencies
A pproved B udget
Next Y ear — 2 00 0 -2 00 1
__________5 0 - 7 . 7 9 6 ______
4 0 8 . 3 9 4 ______
511.674
_________ 2 1 0 . 1 8 4 ______
__________4 9 2 . 6 0 5 ______
150.111
478.152
3 5 R . 1 TO
1R 7 . 047
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4 D f i . 3 R5
15R .837
1 Total Personal Services
2 Total Materials and Supplies
7 Total Ail Other Expenditures and Requirements
10. Total Resources Except Property Taxes
A nticipated
R esources
100.800
7 . 3 R 1 . 5 6 4 _____ |
2.044.454
337.110
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1 P P ■ ROD
1 .RR3.035
1 . 562.766
320.769
1.883.035
370.769
8 Total Unappropnated Ending Fund Balance
Q T otal Reauirem ents — add lines 1 throuah 8
11
Total Property Taxes Estimated to be Received
12 Total Resources — add imps 10 and 11
13 Total Property Taxes Estimated to be Received (fine 11)
Estimated
M Pius Estimated Property Taxes N olto be Received
Ao Valorem
A Loss Due tc Constitutional Limits
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Properly Taxes
3 3 7 r 1 1n
6 4 . OOP
74.144
4 OR. Q13
B Discounts Allowed. Other Uncollected Amounts
15 Total Tax Levied — add lines 13 and 14
6 9 , non
1 7.6 xin
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Rale or Amount
Rale or Amount
Tax Levies
By Type
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Permanent Rate Limit Levy Irate limit
10.6209/1.000
0
87.850
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18 Lew lor Bonded Debt O' Obligators
1 0 . 6 2 0 9 / 1 ^ 0 0 0 _____
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1
91.500
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
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H O M E F O R SA LE
Statistics
The Heppner Mustang softball
team held off the Pilot Rock Rock­
ets to take a 4-3 win at the East­
ern Oregon League District play­
off game in LaGrande to earn the
second seed in the State 2A soft-
ball playoffs. It marked the first
time for the Mustangs to reach the
state playoffs in softball. The
Mustangs improved their record
to 12-12 on the year.
The Mustangs scored two runs
in the first inning as Jesse Kempas
was hit by a pitch and Jesse
Gutierrez doubled. SanJuanita
Elguezabal doubled to score both
and give the Mustangs an early
2-0 lead.
The Rockets scored a run in
the second to make it 2-1 but the
Mustangs came back with a run
in the fourth as Leah Denton
singled, went to second on an er­
ror and came around to score as
Charissa Gates reached on an er­
ror.
Jenny Patton walked with one
out in the fifth, stole second and
third and came home on a passed
ball to make it 4-1.
The Rockets scored two runs
in the seventh and had the tying
run on second, but the Mustangs
turned a double play and got a
strikeout to end the game.
Elguezabal went 2-4 with a
double and two RBIs. Marissa
McCabe and Denton each went
1-2 and Gutierrez had a double.
Shelley Rietmann picked up the
win, scattering seven hits while
striking out four and walking two.
D ib i Outstanding
□ None
Debt A u th o re d . No! incused
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PUBLISH BELOW ONLY IF COMPLETEO
Long-Term Debt
Estimated Debt Outstanding at the
Estimated Oebt Authorize J. Not Incurred at the
_______________Beginning ol the Budge! Year______________________ Beginning of the Budget Year________
July 1 2000-2001 Aooroved Budcet Yea-
July i 200C-2001 Acoro/ed Budge- Year
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Total Ir-detre d n « »
300.500
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Short-Term Debt
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A c tja : Data
Last Year ’ 953-59
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Tctai Persorai Ser.ices
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Tctai Capital Outlay
Total Debt Service
Total Transfers
Total Contingencies
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements
Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance
Total Requirements
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