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Newspaper Page TextPage 7, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thursday, Apr. 24, 1975 I r L -V I CLAYTON WILSON hiU the tape for tecond place win in the 100 yard da.sh Saturday at the Morrow County Invitational Track Meet, Boardman. RHes place first1 In 8-way meet At the Pilot Rock relays on Friday, April 19 the lleppner girls track tram won first in the I way meet. All field event placements were determined on the total distance or height of all three participants. Placing first for the Fillies were: Shot Put Janice llealy 33'0"; Diane Holland 271 1 . and Sally Sumner 262". Total 87'i ft. Long Jump-Tami Toll 147"; Teresa Peck IS'B". and Kimee Haguewood H'8", To tal 459". Shuttle hurdle relay (70 yds ) Molly Pierce, Ijiurie McCabe, Janice llealy and Kimee Haguewood. Total time 50 7. Distance relay (MOO) Kelly Harrison, Diane Hol land, Sally Sumner, and Teresa Peck Total lime 4 17 8. 880 relay (4x220)-Kimee llaguewood, Kelly Harrison, Deb Cox and Cindy Doherty. Total time I SO. Team results were as fol lows: lleppner 36, Pilot Hock 22, Echo 20. Weston McEwen 17, Umatilla 12, Riverside 3 and lone 3. Try a Gaictte-Times Classified Ad MUSTANGS FIRST I.EAGl K TRIUMPH Dale the ever Termed by Coach Holland as, "On of strangest games I've been involved In," the llepp ner Mustangs picked up their first league triumph with a marathon-type 19 18 win over Wasco Co. here last Friday. The lead changed hands many limes during the 3 hour, 45 minute game. First it was Heppner 6-0, thei Wasco 10-fi, then Heppner 15 10, then Wasco 1816. Finally, the Mustangs put an end to the mayhem with three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning. Heppner scored their 19 runs on 19 base hits, a good offensive peformance. The Red.sidcs from Maupin could muster only i hits, but 13 walks and 2 hit batsman helped them along. leading hitters for the Mustangs were Clayton Wil son 3 3, Jerry Gentry 4 5, with 2 Kill's and Tim Skow 3 4 and 2 HHPs !ewayne McCIain picked up the win for a 2 1 season record LEAGUE STANDINGS (Thru April 18, 1975): Sherman lone Wasco neppner Condon W 4 2 I I 0 L 0 I 2 2 3 gentry HAPPY HOME VALUES oentrv Silver Polyester i aim uiuaiic 2 Inch Varnish $O09 3 is 11 NT 3 Inch Varnish Will last 3 times longer than ordinary bristle brushes. Rockwell V Inch Cordless Keyless Drill You don i have to drag a 50 It. extension cord to your (ob. Battery-powered. Light weight. Includes cord lor re chargeable power pack. . Ousfouys garner 191 points to vm Soardman meet Minuteman fTTTN TRIPLE-TUBE v SPRINKLERSOAKER TRIGGER NOZZLE Selector knob provides For gentle, rain-like 50 ft. choice of pallerns from lull watering of lawna JQ49 rr" 'ln spray, and gardens U SaSotbrb todjy thru May 10 PETTYJOHN'S fern Dolldcrs Supply Heppner Earning 12 of the 16 first place victories and doubling, the points of the second place team Heppner rolled to an easy win in a six-way track and field meet at Boardman Tuesday afternoon. The final scores were Heppner 191, Wasco County 89, Weston McEwen 84, Sherman County 78, lone 52, Riverside 13. , Double winners for the Mustangs were Wade Padberg in the 220 and 440 and Dewayne McCIain in the mile and two-mile. Both relay teams were victorious. Carl Christman turned in a fine performance in the pole vault with a leap of 115", and he barely missed at the 12-foot mark. Meet Results: role Vault: Christman, H, ll'S"; Allen, W-M, 1011"; Hamilton, S and Jackson, W, 911". Shot Put: McBean, W-M, 42'8'4"; Kilkenny, H, 38'4"; Peterson, I, 3711"; Munck, W-M, 379"; Smith. H, 355"; Marshall. H, 347". Long Jump: Enterline, W, 20,7V; Graham, S, 199"; Moore, W, 199"; Jackson, W, 194"; Nix. W M, 1811"; Adams. W-M, 184 V. Javeline: Gentry, 11, 1637"; Mix, W-M, 1564"; Meinhart. W-M, 1414"; Fox, W-M, 139'10"; Blanchard. W, 1381"; Devine. H. 1306". High Jump: McLeod, H, and Adams. W-M, 510"; Rea, I, 56"; Jackson, W, Allstott, H, and Alcorn, W-M, all 54". High Hurdles: McLeod, H. 17.0; Moore, W, 18.1; Ball, W, 19.1; Rea, 1, 19.2; McLaughlin, H, 20.1. 100: Wilson, H, 10.8; Enter line, W, 10 9; Stewart, S, 11.0; Cahill, W-M, 11.3; Cantrel, S, 11.4; Devine H, 11.5. Mile: McCIain, H, 4:56.1; Johnson, S. 5:04.5; Wolff, H, 5:08 8; Peterson, I, 5:11.4; Ayers, S, 5:11.9; Quaempts, W-M, 5.13. Uw Hurdles: Moore, W, 22.8; McLeod, H, 22.9; Mc Laughlin. H, 23.7; Cahill, W-M, 24.0; Rea, I, 24.3. 410: Padberg, H, 53.1; Graham, S, 54.0; Goodman, S, 55.3; Kilkenny, H, 58 0; John son, 1, 59.2; Lindstrom, 1, 60.0. 440 Relay: Heppner (Cate, McLaughlin, Wilson, Pad berg), 48.5; Weston-McEwen, 49 2; Wasco 49.3; Sherman, 50.0. IWO: Graham, S, 2:10.7; Wolff, H, 2:11.6; Morrelli, W, 2.16.3; Cate, H, 2:16.3; Boz arth, R, 2:19.1; Weaver, W, 2:20.2. 220: Padberg, H, 24.0; Wilson, H, 24.3; Enterline, W, 24 9; Stewart, S, 25.2; Good nan, S, 25.5; Cantrel, S, 27.4. Two-Mile: McCIain, H, 10.52.7; Johnsan, S, 11:00.7; Hug, R, 11:09.1; Quaempts, W-M, 11:23.2; Parmart, W, 11:42.7; Jackson, W, 12:49.0. Mile Relay: Heppner (Cate, Kilkenny, McLeod, Padberg) 3:45.9; Weston-McEwen 3:56.5; Sherman 3.59.3; lone 4:01.1; Wasco 4:01.5 Fillies win 3-vay meet In a 3 way track meet at Boardman on Monday, the Heppner girls track team captured first place honors. Molly Pierce of the Fillies tossed the discus 66'10" to place first and Diane Holland took first in the javelin with 854". Teresa Peck and Janice llealy tied in the high jump with a 42" effort. Janice llealy also tossed the shot put 32"'". Tami Toll topped the long jump with 14'9'i". In the 110 hurdles, Kimee Haguewood had her seasons best time of 17.6. Teresa Peck clocked 12.4 in the 100 yd. dash. In the mile event Molly Pierce made a time of 6.46 and the 440 relay team of Toll, Harrison, Cox and Doherty recorded 55.3. 880 yd. run saw Sally Sumner cross the finish in 2.51. The 880 medlay relay team of Doherty, Toll, Cox, Peck made their season's best time of 202. The Fillies topped the meet with 238 points followed by Riverside with 59 and lone with 33. The Heppner Fillies will have a home track meet May 2. G-T Want Ads Pay Mustsngs vbi invitational meet The Heppner Mustangs fini shed first in 10 events, and set a new school record, to win their second consecutive vic tory in the annual Morrow County Invitational track and field meet, Boardman last Saturday. Team scores were Heppner 161, Umatilla 87, Weston McEwen 67, Condon 53, Helix 54, lone 29, Echo 27, and Riverside 17. Jerry Gentry's first place throw of 1782" set a new school record in that event breaking the mark established by Tom Howell of 1749". Crook County of Prineville earned AA honors in the meet with 139 points followed by Grant Union 129, Mac-Hi 92, White Salmon 67 and Wahtoka 60. McLeod was a triple winner collecting firsts in the high jump and both hurdle races. Padberg won in the 440 and 800 yd runs. Terry Mann of Wahtonka was a double win ner with firsts in shotput and javelin. Placing second for Heppner was the 440 relay team. Earning third places were Marshall in the shot, Padberg in the high jump, Tom Wolff in the mile and two-mile runs, and Steve McLaughlin in both hurdles. Fourth place went to Marshall in the javelin., McLaughlin in the pole vault and Ray Cate, long jump. Fifth place were won by Greg Gow in the discus and Ray Cate in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. DEAN'S APPLIANCES has taken over the L.E. appliance line Dick Dean will stock, sell and service the following: Zenith - T.V. Stereos and modular units Kelvinator Freezers and refrigators Norge Washers and dryers Fedder Room Air conditioners Sharp Microwave Ovens Merchandise will be shown at 200 N.Chase St. Formerly Dean's Second Hand Store qOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOO aoooooooooooouooooooom' ELECTION NOTICE Notice la hereby given that an election for Blue Mountain Commun ity College Dlatrict Is to' be held on May 6, 1975. between the houra of 2:00 P.M. and 8:00 P.M. in Morrow County, for the purpose of aub mlttinir the following ballot to the qualified fotere of the Diatriotl nil IALLOT NO. To be torn off by Clark of Election Board (Told ballot to perforation line) OmCIAL BALLOT Tor BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Held In The Counties of Umatilla and Morrow, State of Oregon SAMPLE BALLOT Paction to bo held on Tuesday, the 6th day of May. 197S VOTE "YES" OR "NO Mark Cross 00 or Check (") inside the voting square for the answer voted for. If you wrongfully mark, tear, or deface the ballot, return It and obtain another from the election officers. CUESTtON SUBMITTED TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF SAID DISTRICT TAX UW OUTSIDE THE CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATION Proposal: Shall the Board of Education of Blue Mountain Community College district be authorised to levy for the fiscal year 197S-76, beginning July 1, i97S. the sun of ll.465.S94 outside the limitation eet forth In Section 11, Article XI. of the Oregon Constitution? Explanation: The college has no tax base; therefore, any tax to be levied by the board must be approved by the voters. If thta measure li approved, the operating budget to be financed by local taxes for the year 1973-76 will be SS12.712 greater than the operating budget financed by local taxes for the preceding year. The Increase over the preceding year ts due to substantial Inflationary Increases la the coat of all auppliee and services used by the college, Increases in s alar las and payroll taxes, end operating costs for the new Physical Education and Mualo building. Based on the projected true cash value of the dlatrict for 1S7S, approval of this general fund levy would result In an approximate coat of $1.95 per 11,000 of true cash value. This would be an Increase of 49$ per $1,000 of true cash value over the currant year's levy. I 1 YES, I vote for the levy. IT NO, I vote agalnat the levy. Mark Cross 00 or a Check (V) inside the voting square between the Number end Name of the Candidate voted for.' 'rOR DIRECTOR (Tana ending June 30, 1971) Position No. S Vote for One IT Q WHO DOES IT? HAS IT? Service Directory Automotive SIIRRRKI.L CHEVROLET. INC. Complete Sales & Service Ird&Main Hrrmislon Building Supplies SEE I S FOR Al l. VOI R BUILDING SUPPLIES. We feature Roy sen faints Tl M A LUM l.l'.MRERCO. Tim Moore. Mgr. IX' SE Dorion Z7S4122I PENDLETON Optometrist Ray's Heating & Refrigeration Oil Burner service Refrigeration Domestic Heating Repairs Gas, Electric & Oil Furnaces All Work Guaranteed 31 1 S.W.Jay Pendleton DR. E. K.SCHAFFITZ Optometrist Next to Hotel Heppner entrance. S7S-SI6.. Heppner I Ray Ayers PH. Z7-415C Physcians-Surgeons D. TIBBLES Furniture See us before you buy your color TV or stereo system. WILCOX FURNITURE AND APPLI ANC ES DR.I- Osteopath physician and surgeon 1st National Rank Bldg. Kes.fi7S-S:'IO Off.7S-Sl GERALD A. JONES. M. D. Physician and Surgeon III! E. Hurlburt. Hours: Mon. thru Thurs.. 9 a.m. I2:::np.m.: his p.m.-Sp m.; Eri..9a.m.-I p.m. Ilerniislon. Ore. 97H3 Cafes Lounges CAI.'S LOUNGE & CAFE Specialist in mixed drinks and fine foods. Board of directors fi-.-oi. HepDner 51 V. 3K7-: llermiston Ave. I'd I llermiston Printing Construction RIVERBENI) CONSTRI CTION CO. Concrete Aggregate Crushed Hock Drain Rock asphalt Paving Excavating and Grading llermiston. Oregon Phone 5K7-2I2I '. AtZAe M ' 1 Moustwscouifra!TUvl I New & I'sed Furniture & Appliances Authorized Norge Dealers Jiisi X. First, llermiston 5C7-XUMI Furnace Service ALL TYPE OF PRINTING MNII.A ENVELOPES MOST SIZES GAZETTE-TIMES Radiator Service FARMERS! JON ES R ADIATOR SERVICE Dick's Drugs, prescriptions PAT DYE JOHN HAN SELL J. L. "MOT" KQJY LBON A, UZSX Voters Mill cast thslr ballots at ths following polling places t MORROW COUNTY - Polls will be open from 2:00 P. M. to 900 P.M1 II SZSlFf II ml VOTERS RESIDING" IN PRFCINCT NO. 3 l 5 2, 6, 7, 8 and 9 Polling boura have other apeolal dlstrlota placet. WILL VOTE AT e Oreanfleld Orange, Boardman lone City Hall, lone Irrlgon School Building, Irrlgon Lexington City Hall, Lexington Old City Library, Heppner bsan aet to oonfora with houra adopted by toting on the aama date at the aaaw polling IIEHMISTON DRl'G Free Prescription Mail Service Opens a.m. to J p.m. Gift fur all occasions. Snack Rar III Main SI. Ph. 57-307: Fl'R XACE SERVICE e sen ice nearly all ty pes of furnaces; also sales and sen M e on new healing & air conditioning units'. Phone 27S-7ITI DICK II VSRHOl CK ::n::s :iih Pendleton Insurance Tl'RNER. VAX MARTER & BRVAXT General Insurance .Now is the time to get your harvest equipment ready before the rush season. Sewing Machines SINGER Sales Sen-ice We repair all makes and models GROGAYS Approved Singer Dealer :i:tS. Main Pendlcloa rt-2052 Title Insurance Floor Covering Heating MAR FLOOR COVERING Carpet, Linoleum. Ceramic Tile. Kitchen Cabinets Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed Mall Hughes l:: Linden Way S SI IS lleppner HCGGI.ES-ROYCE IXSIRAXCE AGENCY s:-:'J HeDoner Ray Bovre S7S-MXJ Maddux Electric and Supply ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Commercial Refrigeratiea 7SS-Z4M , FesslLOr. MORROW COCNTY ABSTR ACT AND TITLE CO. Title Insurance Office In Peters BWg. (7S-MI2 lleppner Morrow County voters can obtain abaent voter ballots froe the Morrow County Clerk, Courthouse, Heppner, Oregon, 97836. this notloe la published for the Information of Morrow County Votara. The notieaa required by 0R3 259.090 ware published the the Pendleton Last Oreannlan iiauaa of April lo and 25 1975 ) KEMIG FLOOR COVERING Carpet, draperies, linoleum counter tops, ceramic tile, flooring, sundries Sales A Installation IteS.W. Illh Rullrr Creek llwv. Ilermisloa Monuments Cemetery grave markers Granite. Marble. Krente SWEENEY MORTIWRV ! I hour phone s;soor7SS lsn Serving Itxte A I exingtoe lleppner. P.O. Rex 97. Ore. l MATII.I.A READY-MIX Opea every weekday. and Saturdays and .Sundays If aeeessary. Phone C7a-9IM or tos-siti