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SIX The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, July 21, 1977 Swimmers third in Invitational More than 150 swimmers from five teams packed the city pool Sunday for the Heppner Invitational Swim Meet. Seventy-two events and eight hours later, Heppner swimmers found themselves in third place with 437 points, Smooth... Penny Connor shows the fluid motion of the breaststroke in the girls 8 and under division at the Heppner Invitational swim meet here last Sunday. Penny picked up several second place finishes to add to Heppners point total. behind Hood River's winning total of 653 and Prineville's second place score of 482. Trailing Heppner were the Hermiston 'B' team with 69 points and White Salmon with 36. Heppner wound up with six relay wins and ten individual winners as several swimmers turned in their best times of the year. Relay winners uncluded the girls 9-10 team of Ellen Arbogast, Kelli Bergstrom, Kinzua cops a Kinzua breezed to a 16-1 victory over Marlette in a five inning contest last week in Hermiston. The visitors took command early, scoring six runs in the first inning. Mike Smith, Keith Curnutt, Marvin Lane and Mike Rowell drew four of the eight walks allowed by Mar lette pitchers and Jamie Sands, John McCabe and Jamie Query added singles. McCabe blasted a three run homer in the third to pad the lead before Marlette got on the scoreboard with a single run home run in the fourth. Kinzua followed with six more runs in the bottom of the fourth on singles from Cur nutt, Delbert Binschus, Dave Eckman, Rowell, Gearl Seal, Buck Query and Gary Kemp. In a game that went seven innings Wednesday night at Lexington, Kinzua squeezed by the Hermiston Herald 9-7. Kinzua racked up five errors but still manage to hold off their opponents. In the first, Hermiston jumped out in front by scoring two runs. Kinzua came back with runs off Bill Baker's single and a Herald error allowing Jamie Sands to score. Hermiston was held score less in the second and Kinzua rallied for two more runs on Mike Rowell's triple and Dave Shelly Biddle and Stephanie Sumner which placed first in both the freestyle and medley relay events. Other winners were the girls 13-14 medley relay team of Karen Kenny, Sandra Ward, Sonja Biddle and Deann Connor; the boys j. ... ---. 13-14 free and medley relay of Shane Laughlin, Rick Smith, Mike Hart and John Briden back; and the 9-10 mixed relay of Ellen Arbogast, Kelli Berg strom, Tom James and Cam George. In the individual events, Kelli Bergstrom won four events with times of 52.0 in the girls 9-10 60-meter free; 1:05.8 in the breast stroke; 1:05.5 in the butterfly and 2:14.2 in the 120-meter individual medley. Rick Smith took three firsts in Eckman's single. Gary Kemp singled but was unable to score. Pete Turpin came up with the lone run for Hermiston in the third. Heppner exploded for five runs in the fifth as Kemp, Baker, Curnutt and Rowell singled. Trailing 9-3 in the sixth, the Over the Tee Cup by Cindy Kerr Headlining golf news this week was a women's nine-hole tournament, July 13, at Con don. Pat Edmundson lead the Heppner women with a fourth place finish in the first flight and Eddie Skow contributed the long drive for the contest. " Linda Padberg and Karen Dubuque showed well in the second flight taking second and fourth, respectively. Other ladies action this week included Tuesday play, July 12. Cindy Kerr won low gross for the day followed by Linda Padberg and Mary the boys 13-14 bracket with winning times of 1:02.8 in the breaststroke; 57.6 in the fly and 2:00.6 in the I.M. Sandra Ward won the girls 13-14 breaststroke with a time of 56.9 and Karen Kenny ' continued her winning ways in the girls 13-14 backstroke with a time of 50.2. Mardel James also took home a first place trophy for her winning time of 1:01.4 in the girls 11-12 butterfly. Other results: Boys 9-10 medley relay: 2) David Franks, Cam George, Tom James and Ronnie Klaus. Girls 8 and under 30-meter free: 2) Penny Connor, 29.3. Girls 9-10 60-meter free: 6) Shelly Biddle, 1:04.8. Boys 9-10 60 meter free: 4) Tom James, 54.6, 5) David Franks, 57.0 Girls 11-12 60-meter free: 2) Judi Ward, 49.0 Boys 11-12 60-meter free: 5) Shane Laughlin, 50.1. Girls 13-14 60-meter free: 3) Karen Kenny, 45.6, 5) Sandra Ward, 46.9. Boys 13-14 60-meter free: 2) Rick Smith, 44.8, 4) Rick Klaus, 46.0, 5) Mike Hart, 53.6. Girls 15-17 60-meter free: 2) Alice Abrams, 49.2. Boys 15-17 60-meter free: 4) Dale Holland, 40.0. Girls 8 and under 30-meter breaststroke: 2) Penny Con nor, 41.8. Girls 9-10 60-meter breast stroke: 2) Shelly Biddle, 1:14.3 5) Ellen Arbogast, 1:21.3. Boys 9-10 60-meter breast stroke: 4) Cam George, 1:12.2. Girls 11-12 60-meter breast stroke: 2) Mardel James, 1:00.5 Boys 11-12 60-meter breast- stroke: 5) Shane Laughlin, 1:02.4. Girls 13-14 60-meter breast stroke: tie for 4) Cindi Bergstrom and Lotti Laugh lin, 59.1. Boys 13-14 60-meter breast stroke: 2) Rick Klaus, 1:03.4, 4) Mike Hart, 1:35.1, 6) John Breidenback, 1:48.6. . Rodeoers place At the Hermiston jackpot team roping competition last week Cindy Dougherty and Jerry Gentry placed second in the novice roping. Stock for the series of five ropings is furnished by Bob Steagall, Bob Mahoney and pair Herald fought back with four runs by Green, Rogers, Ruhl and Blessinger. Kinzua held off a final Hermiston rally in the seventh on a diving catch by right-fielder Mike Smith to seal the victory. This Thursday, July 21, Kinzua meets Gormet in a 7 p.m. game in Lexington. Kennison tieing for low net honors, while Vi Lanham won the least putts award. John Edmundson and Fran cis Doherty tied for low gross in Sunday men's play, July 17. Taking low net was Dave Campbell and the least putts award went to Chuck Starks. Gary Hunt won the long drive contest while Ron Jones took the KP award. In coming events, the men and women will travel to Kinzua Sunday July 24. Satur day, July 23, the club will hold a family barbecue. August 2 the women will travel to Condon for 18-holes. Girls 15-17 60-meter breast stroke: 3) Alice Abrams, 1:17.9. Boys 15-17 60-meter breast stroke: 2) Dale Holland, 50.0, 6) Kevin Gray, 1:21.8. Boys 9-10 240-meter free relay: 2) David Franks, Cam George, Ronnie Klaus and Tom James. Girls 11-12 240-meter free relay: 3) Mardel James, Judi Ward, Mary Arbogast and Connie Franks. Girls 13-14 240-meter free relay: 3) Karen Kenny, San dra Ward, Sonja Biddle and Deann Connor. Girls 8 and under 30-meter backstroke: 3) Penny Connor, 39.7. Girls 9-10 60-meter back stroke: 2) Kelli Bergstrom, 1:11.1, 3) Ellen Arbogast, 1:11.8. Boys 9-10 60-meter backstroke: 6) David Franks, 1:13.1. Girls 11-12 60-meter back stroke: 2) Judi Ward, 1:00.0. Boys 11-12 60-meter back stroke: 3) Shane Laughlin, 1:02.8. Girls 13-14 60-meter back stroke: 5) Deann Connor, 58.0. Boys 13-14 60-meter back stroke: 2) Rick Smith, 1:00.0, 4) Rick Klaus, 1:01.6, 6) John Breidenback, 1:34.4. Girls 15-17 60-meter back stroke: 2) Alice Abrams, 1:00.0. Boys 15-17 60-meter back stroke: 4) Dale Holland, 52.4, 6) Kevin Gray, 1:00.3. Girls 8 and under 30-meter butterfly: 2) Penny Connor, :39.10. Girls 9-10 60-meter butterfly: 4) Ellen Arbogast, 1:19.40, 5) Shelly Biddle, 1:27.40 Boys 9-10 60-meter butterfly: 4) Cam George, 1:24.80, 5) Tom James, 1:30.20 Girls 11-12 60-meter butterfly: 4) Judi Ward, 1:05 .50, Boys 11-12 60-meter butterfly: 3) Shane Laughlin, 1:09.00, 6) Greg Connor, 1:27.00 Girls 13-14 60-meter butterfly: 2) Sonja Biddle, :56.30, 3) Jerry Dougherty. The ropings are held once a month in Hermiston and anyone can enter in one of the three divisions novice, pro-novice and open. Buckles are donated for the winners of each group at the end of the series. At the recent Union Rodeo held July 9-10, Jana Steagall received a handmade leather belt for winning the Ail Around of the show. Brett Sherer placed first in jr. barrels and jr. poles. Cindy Dougherty and Dave Steagall placed second in team roping while Cliff Dougherty placed fifth in jr. barrels and fifth in calf roping. Janice Healy finished fourth in sr. barrels. YOU CAN OWN A WESTERN AUTO STORE IN: HEPPNER, OR KETCHUM, ID M0LALLA, OR There is an opportunity available in the above towns for a Western Auto Associate Store selling hardware, sporting goods, automotive supplies, furniture, refrigerators, freezers, wash ers, televisions. C.B.'s, radios, other electronics, etc. We will train you, help install your store and provide counselling after you're open. Financing is available to qualified prospects. If you're interested in owning your own Western Auto Associate Store call this toll free number today. 800-821-7700 Ext. 818 Or write: R. T. Renfro, VP, Western Auto 2107 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 64108 Be sure to provide your phone number and complete address. fi WESTERN AUTO rr -if V WESTERN AUTO ) Karen Kenny, 58.70 Girls 15-17 60-meter butterfly: 2) Alice Abrams, 1:10.40 Boys 15-17 60-meter butterfly: 3) Dale Holland, : 47.90, 5) Kevin Gray, 1:21.80 Girls 9-10 120-meter I.M.: 4) Ellen Arbogast, 2:41.60, 5) Shelly Biddle, 2:44.20 Boys 9-10 120-meter I.M. 4) Cam George, 2:33.50, 5) Tom James, 2:49.30 Girls 11-12 120-meter I.M.: 3) Judi Ward, 2:11.10, Boys 11-12 120-meter I.M.: 3) Shane Laughlin, 2:11.20. Girls 13-14 120-meter I.M.: 2) Karen Kenny, 1:50.01, 5) Sandra Ward, 2:04.50 Girls 15-17 120-meter I.M.: Alice Abrams, 2:26,70 Boys 15-17 120-meter I.M.: 2) Dale Holland, 1:44.80, 6) Kevin Gray, 2:26.00 Mixed 9-10 120 -meter relay: 5) Sonja Biddle, Stephanie Sum ner, David Franks and Rick Klaus, 2:14.40 Mixed 11-12 120-meter relay: 5) Greg Connor, Jon Sumner, Lisa Wilson and Mardel PUBLIC UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST NOTICE OF SALE OF IMPOUNDED PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that the property des cribed below was in trespass on lands of the United States within the Dale Ranger District of the Umatilla National Forest. The said pro perty was impounded at Business Directory MEDICAL SUPPLIES C.B. SERVICE. TITLE INSURANCE MACHINERY REPAIR HERMISTON DRUG Terry's CB Consulting MORROW COUNTY Miller & Sons Welding, IllC. Service ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. .t.v FrMa5seeSrCv!ce0n ' 155 Rock Street lTl? & " P.O. 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James, 1:53.70 Mixed 13-14 240-meter relay: NOTICE the Dale Ranger Station Compound, Dale, Ore gon on April 4, 1977. .The property consists of one 1963 Chrysler automobile, Oregon lic ence number GHIV1-004. Said property will be offered for sale at public auction at the Dale Ranger Station Com pound at 10:30 a.m. on July 27, 1977, unless the same be redeemed by owner thereof before the time set for the sale. A written bid will be accepted if received before time of the auc tion. Oral auction would Karen Kenny does the backstroke start on the first leg of the Girls 13-14 medley relay for Heppner. Teammates Sonja Biddle, Deana Connor and Sandra Ward wait to take the block. Heppner swim team parent and timer Butch Laughlin checks the start and his watch. 2) Debbie Klaus, Cindi Berg strom, Shane Laughlin and Rick Smith, 1:32.00, 3) Deann PUBLIC then open and bids will be taken. The highest bid, either oral or writ ten, will be accepted. Before the owner will be permitted to redeem and regain possession of the property claimed by him he must pay to the Forest Service the ex penses incurred in the - advertising, removing, and storing of property thereof. Only cash, money order, or a certified check will be accepted. Any property not sold at the public sale will be sold at private sale or Connor, Lottie Laughlin, Mike Hart, John Breidenback, 1:38.00. NOTICE condemned and destroyed as provided by the regulations of the Secretary of Agricul ture. The above des cribed property will be removed from National Forest lands by August 15, 1977. Further in formation in regard to the redemption or sale of the above described property may be ob tained from the Forest Ranger at the Dale Ranger District, Dale, Oregon, 97880. Robert L. Snipe Asst. Forset Supervisor r APm r". - p- ,H r
