THE GAZETTK-TIMES. Heppner. OR. Thursday, August 5. 197. Page t
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Krynn Robinson bested a
large field Sunday to take
eight top honors in the annual
4-H Horse Show at the Morrow
County Fair and Rodeo gro
unds.
Miss Robinson took two
grand champion honors, two
championships, one reserve
championship, two blue rib
bons and a red ribbon.
Miss Robinson was by far
the leading horsewoman at the
Swim
Club
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swims
80 miles
Stephanie Sumner, 8 year old, swam
more than a mile. (G-T Photo)
Led by Diane Holland's
seven mile effort, the Heppner
Swim Club and friends, strok
ed out 80 miles Monday night
in the third annual Swim-A-Thon.
There were 32 swimmers in
the Monday evening action. A
total of 52 laps constitutes a
mile. The swimmers swam a
total of 4202 laps or about 80
miles.
In order of their finish, with
laps, the swimmers were
Diane Holland 364; Dale
Doug Sams, Heppner
Swim Coach, resigned
after the district swim
meet last week. Chris
Borgen, newly hired
basketball coach at He
ppner High School, will
replace Sams for the
remainder of the swim
season.
Sams will return to
Oregon Stale University
and Corvallis where he
Is a varsity football
manager for the OSU
Beavers. See next
week's Gazette-Times
for more information on
Borgens.
Holland 278, Sony a Biddle 230,
Sandra Ward 226, Alice Ab
rams 226, Perry Wilson 208,
Cindi Bergstrorn 200.
Mardel James 188, Mary
Arbogast 184, Elizabeth Zita
176, Lottie Laughlin 174,
Karen Kenny 172, Kelli Berg
strorn 170, Judi Ward 168,
Ellen Arbogast 112, Shelly
Biddle 112.
Rick Klause 112, Debbie
Klause 106, Tom James 106,
Cam George 104, Marcia An
derson 104, Lisa Wilson 70,
Marie Lane 64, Stephanie
Sumner 58, Donna Hughes 56,
Paul Sumner 56, Kenny Goch
nauer 50, Steve Gardner 52,
Jean Sumner 40, Ron Klause
30 and Tom Wilson, six.
The swim team parents will
meet Aug. 10 at 8 p.m. in the
conference room of Columbia
Basin Electric. Plans for the
two-day, John Day meet will
be finalized.
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Tom & Dorothy Wilson
Wilsons tabbed
The Heppner Swim Club
named Tom and Dorothy
Wilson as volunteers of the
year Monday evening.
The first annual award goes
to the Wilsons for their willful
service at all the summer
swim meets. The Wilsons
manned the concession stands
at the pool as well as at the
Little League park this summer.
They also were very helpful
during the sidewalk sale and
the swim club's dunk tank.
The Wilsons have been
involved with the swim club
for three years, since Its
beginning. They have two
children that swim; Perry,
freshman this year at Hepp
ner High School and Lisa, a
nine vear-old.
Over the tee cup
; By A. Duffer
' Hats off to C.C. Carmichael for his
hole-ln-one on No. 3 on Tuesday, July 27. This
js the sixth time the Judge has had a
hole In-one. He was playing with U Verne
Van Martcr when he made this last one.
; Last Sunday, men's play was rained out for
the first time In long while but the rains
nded soon enough to allow for afternoon play
and barbecue. Scramble was the name of the
fame for the golfers and It ended in a tie
between the teams of Dave and Norma
Harrison and Ed and Bev Gunderson. Other
winners included Charlie Rawlins. Francis
poherty and Roxie tovgren. John Edmund-
son won KP on No. 4.
The lady golfers visited at Kinzua last
Thursday and Cindy Kerr took the honors for
low gnws and first KP. Eddie Skow was
second In both of the above mrnUnwd events.
Low net was shared by Loll Hunt and Umla
Padtrg.
In the ladles Tuesday a rn. play, low gross
was won by Vlckl Edmundwrn with Mtnic
Jones taking low net honors. Cindy Kerr had
the hot putter and won Irani putts award
Cindy was alio low groa winner In the
evening piny with Harriett Evans winning low
. net.
Tills coming Sunday the men will visit at
Willow Hun in MJinim,in
show, winning grand cham
pionships in western equita
tion and Enligh equitation.
Her championship awards will
come in colt ground training
and in western equitation for
seniors.
She received a reserve
champion honor In English
equitation for intermediate
and seniors, behind Donna
Palmer. Miss Robinson's blue
ribbons will come in trail
horse class and senior show
manship and the red in
working hunter hack class.
Maureen Healy won the
grand champion award in
horse showmanship and Dawn
Peterson was reserve grand
champ. Following Miss Rob
inson in western equitation
was Debra Palmer and in
English equitation, was Anita
Palmer.
Results of the horse show
follow:
Hera. IHieweiaasala! Maurren Hesly.
grind champion; Dawn Peterson, reserve
grand champion
Westere EasttaUm; Krynn Robinson,
grand champion; Debra Palmer, reserve
grand champion.
KnulUa Eaanaliea: Krynn Robinaon,
grand champion-, Anita Palmer, reserve
grand champion.
Otter award five tre: CeM EaaataUaa:
Cindy Dougherty, champion; Anita Palmer,
reserve champion; Ann Van Schoiack, blue
award.
Celt Grewad Training: Krynn Robinaon,
champion; Wendy Myera, reserve champion.
Werkiag Hwaler Hack: Anita Palmer,
champion; Nancy Miller, reserve champion;
Blue: Debra Palmer; Red: Tara Mahoney,
Krynn Robinson, Kathleen Van Schoiack,
Anett Wilgers, Ann Van Schoiack, Donna
Palmer and Marie Van Schoiack.
Trail Hene Oaes: Bins: Lori Witt, Debra
Palmer, Maureen Healy. Marl Evans,
Annette Wilgers, Krynn Robinson, Donna
Palmer, Dawn Peterson, Brett Sherer, Tara
Mahoney, aid Dougherty sod Marie Van
Schoiack.
Red: Todd Sherer, Angle Evans, Cindy
Dougherty, Steve Currui, Kathleen Van
Schoiack, Anita Palmer and Mike Currui.
White: -m Marie Evans, Sylvia Ladd,
Michelle La Rue and Pat Schwarx.
Eagnsk EtpeMatieai, laterasedlate and
Seatecs: Donna Palmer, champion; Krynn
Robinson, reserve champion.
Red: Lori Witt. Anne Van Schoiack,
Kathleen Van Sctxnack, Cindy Doherty,
Debra Palmer, Marie Van Schoiack and
Nancy Miller.
EagHsk EesMatiea. saall Pry Jnaier:
Anita Palmer, champion; Tara Mahoney,
reserve champion; Blue: Annette Wilgers,
Red: Sylvia Ladd and Michelle La Rue.
Western EeaHatiea, Seniors :KryM Robin
son, champion; Debra Palmer, resen
champion. Blue: Dawn Peterson, Janice
Healy and Donna Palmer.
Western EeuMatiea, Intermediate: Lori
Witt, champion; Kathleen Van Schoiack,
reserve champion. Blue: Marie Evan and
Maureen Healy. Red: Nancy Miller, Marie
Van Schoiack and Wendy Meyers. White:
Cliff Dougherty, Todd Sherer and Brett
Western Eqaiutioa, Jaaier: Tara Maho
ney, champion; Annette Wilgers, reserve
champion. Blue: Angle Evans. Red: Jeannie
Carrol, Michelle La Rue, Mike Currtn. Dawn
Key and Pat Schwan.
Western EeaMaUen. Small Pry: Red: Steve
miller (high score). Ami Marie Evana. Denise
Key, Sylvia Ladd, Larry Carrol rnd Steve
Currin.
SnewaaasMs. sealers: Dawn Peterson,
champion ; Debra Palmer, reserve champion.
Blue: Donna Palmer Red: Cindy Dougherty,
Krynn Robinson and Janice Healy.
Shewmansliin. Intermediate: Maureen He
aly, champion: Lori Win, reserve champion.
Blue: Todd Sherer and Marie Evans. Red:
Cliff Dougherty, Wendy Meyers, Nancy
Miller and Brett Sherer.
HeaiaaM, Jnater: Tara Mahoney.
champion; Anita Palmer, reserve champion.
Blue: Annette Wilgers. Red: Angle Evans,
Dawn Key, Pat Schwan, Jeannie Carrol,
Michelle La Rue and Mike Currin.
Sfcowmanskis. small fry: Sylvia Ladd,
champion; Steve Miller, reserve champion.
Red: Ann Marie Evans, Denis Key, Steve
Currin and Larry Carrol.
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