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Page 10, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday, May 6, 1376 and Mrs. Harvey Warner were Mr. and Mrs. Ponteliea Vron takis and family, Salem. nison navs Frances Rest Wilson . ... ,. hi ii fc. 1 - - - -, - - Four of Heppner's Life Scouts present the colors at the opening of the Willow Creek Little League season. From the Heppner Hi TRACK After a mediocre team per formance at the John F. Kennedy Invitational track meet April 24, the Heppner boys track team came back strong during the following week of competition to earn a first place victory at the Umatilla invitational last Sat urday. The Mustangs finished ninth out of 10 schools at Mt. Angel in the wind and rain. Team scores were Woodburn 106'?, Gervais loe1, John F. Ken nedy 94, Portland Christian 56, Gatlin-Gabel 44, Vernonia 3914, St. Paul 31, North Marion 26, Heppner 22 and Mt. Angel Prep 2. Ray Cate was the high point performer for Heppner with a third in 100, fifth in the 440 and sixth in the 220. Dan Marshall placed second in the discus. Brian Marlin was fourth in the triple jump and Marty Smith, was sixth in the shot put. On April 27 the locals placed second in a five-way meet at Condon. Wahtonka scored 81, Heppner 74, Condon 40, Whee ler County 37 and Sherman County 17. The third playday of the season was held by the Wranglers, Sunday, at the Wrangler field. Winners in the various events are as follows: Six and Under: Barrels, Jason Dougherty, Duane Ball, Jennie Currin and Angie Ashbeck. Poles: Duane Ball, Jason Dougherty, Jennie Cur rin and Angie Ashbeck. Inner Tube race: Jason Dougherty, Angie Ashbeck, Mike Van Schoiack and Robbie Ashbeck. Hat Race: Jason Dougherty, Angie Ashbeck, Duane Ball and Jennie Currin. Ages 7 through 9, Barrels: Bridget Greenup. Scott Dou gherty, Steve Currin and Trisha Mahoney tie, and Steve Miller. Poles: Scott Dough erty, Steve Miller, Steve Currin and Trisha Mahoney. Inner tube race: Steve Miller, Steve Currin, Trisha Mahoney and Scott Dougherty. Hat Race: Scott Dougherty, Steve Currin, Bridget Greenup and Trisha Mahoney. 10 through 12. Barrels: Cliff Dougherty, Ann Van Schoi ack, Anita Palmer and Brett Sherer. Poles: Cliff Douflher- f I'M . f: " - --J " I LJk 1 J BILL WEATIIERFORD Democrats vote for Weatherf ord Republicans write in Weatherford For Morrow County Judge Paid for by W.W. Weatherford Cate and Wade Padberg paced the Mustangs with 15 points each. Cate tied the fastest time among State A schools with a 23.6 clocking in the 220. He also won the 100 with a personal best 10.4 and was on the winning relay teams. Padberg earned blue ribbons in the 440, 880 and relays. Brian Marlin bettered his school record in the triple jump with a 40,5" leap. He scored 13 points also placing in the javelin and was also on the winning relay teams. Steve McLaughlin added 10 points to the Mustang effort. The Heppner boys won the Umatilla invitational meet last Saturday for the third consecutive year. Final team scores were Heppner 113, Umatilla 99'z, Weston Mc Ewen 914, Helix 68, Riverside 50, Wahtonka 45, Condon 44, Columbia of Burbank, WA, 22, and lone 4. Cate and Marlin led Hepp ner scoring with 22'i and 22 points respectively. Padberg added 18. Bryce Powell and Dan Marshall each had 12. The outstanding individual effort of the day was a 129'4" Wranglers hold Playday ty, Brett Sherer, Anita Palmer and Tara Mahoney. Inner tube race: Annette Wilgers. Brett Sherer, Anita Palmer and Ann Van Schoiack. Keyhole race: Ann Van Schoiack, Brett Sherer, Mike Currin and Cliff Dougherty. 13 through 17. Barrels: Jana Steagall, Tony Currin, Donna Palmer and Scott Sherer. Poles: Jana Steagall, Scott Sherer, Todd Sherer, Nancy Miller. Inner tube race: Jim Angell. Brian Thompson, Todd Sherer and Scott Sherer. Keyhole race: Donna Palmer, Marie Van Schoiack, Jana Steagall and Cindy Dougher ty 18 and over. Barrels: Judv HEPPNER FFA PLACES 2ND Heppner placed 2nd in the Lions Club Field Day, FFA Livestock Judging Contest, Saturday, April 24. Hcppner'i high judge was Cindy Dougherty. The mem bers judging were Cindy Dou gherty, Mary Ann Greenup. Krynn Robinson. Dan Van Schoiack, Jeff Cutsforth and David Jones. Sill IVeeaitierJord WANTS TO WORK FOR YOU After twelve years Morrow County needs a new Judge i Young. Delbert Turner, Ron Ward and Herman left, Ron Winter. gSl ctioo throw by Marshall in the discus, a season and personal best effort. Tuesday afternoon the Mus tangs were in Pendleton com peting in a varsity freshman non-team scoring invitational meet. Heppner takes the weekend off and then returns to Pendleton next Monday. May 14-15 is the girls and boys district 7-A meet. Pre liminaries will be held Friday afternoon with most finals slated for Saturday afternoon. The district meet will deter mine qualifiers for the state meet to be held at Lewis and ark College in Portland the following weekend. BASEBALL The Mustangs hosted the Stanfield Tigers in a non league game Saturday, May 1, and were nipped by a score of 8-7. The Tigers started quickly and had a 5-1 lead after 4 innings. Heppner rallied in the 5th inning with 3 runs. Peck and Lankford helped the cause with singles. Currin, Diane Ball. Kathy Gilbert and Pat Dougherty. Poles: Sherry Kemp, Bob Van Schoiack. Dick Sherer and Kathy Gilbert, tie Judy Cur rin. Inner tube race: Dick Sherer, Bob Steagall. John Wilgers and Pat Dougherty. Hat Race: Dick Sherer, Sher ry Kemp, Kathy Gilbert and Judy Currin tie. BOOKWORMS FINAL MEET The Bookworms will meet on Tuesday evening. May 11, at the home of Lucy Peterson. This will be the group's final meeting for this school year. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p m m p p) p pj pj p) p Free (Gorgeous Kittens: 2 Calico I Blue 3 Yellow 335 W. Water 7S-KH7 Pi P Sffarararai i p) V .J The Mustangs took the lead in the 6th inning with 2 runs on a single by Randy Worden, but the Tigers regained the lead in the 7th with 3 runs. The Mustangs could only manage to score 1 run in the 7th on a Clay West RBI to make the final score 8 7. Freshman Dennis Peck worked the mound for the Mustangs giving up 7 hits and walking 5 while the fielders committed 4 errors. UUhen you're rccdy to buy. rccJy to help. . ;T ErvTippi 77 irLjil ?702S.W.Do AS LOW Scouts hold Awards Ceremony Heppner Scout Troop 661 held their annual scout ad vancement ceremonies Thur sday night, at the Heppner Elks Lodge. Presented Life Scout awards were Scott McEwen, Delbert Turner, Perry Coop er, Herman Winter and Ron Young. 1 Dale Holland, Greg Swe eney and Charles Walsingham were presented their First Class Scout awards. Receiving Second Class Scout awards were Mark Walsingham and Doug Hol land. Scouts advancing to the rank of Tenderfoot were Hank DeBraal, Brian Kerr, Shane Laughlin, Harry Groshens, Kirby Rogers, Todd Rogers, John Breidenbach, Tim Ertz and John Patching. ports The Heppner Mustangs tra veled to Sherman County Friday, April 30, and absorbed a 10-0 league loss. The Mustangs could man age only 2 hits off the Huskies, a bunt single by Skow and a bloop single by Peck. Meanwhile the Sherman bats boomed as they connect ed for 3 home runs and a total of 13 hits. The Mustangs committed 3 errors. Suddenly that extra land becomes available. Or you want to invest in new buildings, machinery, a better home. Whatever the need, when ever the time-we're ready. The Land Bank has long-term money tor every worthwhile purpose. Stop in. CONTACT Robin Fletcher sett iCMUlltWt) A'.Dorlon 'Pendleton ' Building Remodeling or Just Want, to Become Modern? EVERYBODY IS REPLACING THEIR VACUUM CLEANER The Old-Fashioned Vacuum Cleaner Is Out No more plugging in ind tripping over electric cord- lugging heavy iweepers. i CENTRAL Systems re easy and economically installed in new and older homes. , . At the touch of a fingertip, you get the deepest cleaning action imjginable-and yours b a brighter, healthier, dust-free home! NOISELESS. ODORLESS. DUSTLESS CLEANING! BUILT-IN VACUUM SYSTEMS Are In AS. FARM Mrs. Vern (Francine) Ev ans was recently appointed to a 3 year term on the 4-H Advisory board, representing Morrow. Wheeler, Gilliam, Grant and Umatilla counties. ' During the past week, April 29-30 she attended a commit tee meeting In Corvallis. Mrs. Evans is the leader of 3 clothing clubs with members from Boadman and Irrigon. She has been active in many youth projects including a style show each spring for the last several years. The 4-H Community Club n snrrpssful plant salt April 24-25. Wlin me j April 24-25. With the funds MOT SPECIALS DRII1Q Ifl YOUR FILM a SAVE OU FINEST QUALITY PROCESSING GAF Color Print or Kodacolor Film Our $ Price 20-EXPOSURE Our $ Price I m PETTYJOHN'S AND GUILDERS SUPPLY received they Purchased a rock cutting and polishing machine for the 4-H River Raiders Rock Club A Community Pride project is planned for Saturday, May 8 10 a.m. All Irrigon 4-H members are asked to come and help plant a flag. Red, white and blue petunia plants will be purchased and planted. Hopefully they will bloom to bring out the design of the American flag. It is to be n the railroad park direct y across from the Fire Station in Irrigon. A sprinkler has al ready been installed. Visitors at the home of Mr. MOTHERS DAY 12-EXPOSUREpVS 69 BEAUTIFUL r" T7 ENLARGEMENTS Prom yo yorh cater NSt with Dlwx Dortr frmm OUR PRICE... Photo Service vim HEPPNER OREGON $4 99 ....Mil fA Iav vrn MfiNr V VV .00 CAN BE f INANCtO (fUll iMXTAUATlflw) ru. m hit Recent visitors at the E.A. Stephens home include Mrs. A. Benson, their daughter June who was enroute to Can ada, their son Joe Stephens and his son, Robert, Portland. This week they were surprised by a visit from former Irrigon residents, Martin and Letha Abkins, Kennewick, WA. A. C. Houghton Elementary School presented a band concert Friday night. Potted plants Were presented to the band director Mr. Weddle and to school principal Mick Tolar. Refreshments were served after the concert. Riverside high school plans to give a concert on May 11, 0)(pU too 676 9158 r 'i
