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Newspaper Page TextSIXTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, June 15, 1978 rs to s S ' f S Oaks named swim coach j Over the Tee Cup j a First baseperson Tina Galbraith of the Western Farm Service girls' Softball league squad tags base to force out Les Schwab baserunner Christy Anderson. At left, Cindy Gochnauer moves in to back-up the play. The Monday game was eventually called due to rain. Local winners abound in Morrow County Jr. Rodeo It was a big weekend for rodeo enthusiasts and Morrow County cowboys and cowgirls took their share of the hardware at the Junior Rodeo held here June 8-10. Reigning over the activities were 1978 Junior Rodeo Court members Queen Cindy Dough erty of Heppner, Princess Jana Steagall of Lexington and Princess Kathlessn Van Schoiack of Heppner. All-around cowgirl honors and the Harold Erwin Memo rial trophy went to Queen Cindy and Princess Jana, both ending the competition with 58 points. Mike Bosworth of Pendleton took all-around hon ors in the senior boys division. the junior competition Janette Van Cleave of Bend and Will McAuliffe of Fort Klamath took all-around hon ors. Winner of the Jody Rugg Memorial trophy was Lisa Dahl of Redmond, winner of the senior girl cow riding. A complete list of winners follows. Sr. Boy Bareback 1. Joe Talburt, Roseburg; 2, Mike Bosworth, Pendleton; 3. Lawrence Rice, Heppner; 4. Earl Mortimore, Fossil; 5. Jack Hammack, Sisters; 6. Rick Courson, Pendleton. Sr. Boy Saddle Bronc 1. John Griffith, Spray; 2. Mike Bosworth, Pendleton; 3. Larry Grindstaff, Princeton, Ore. Sr. Boy Bulldogging 1. Ron Currin, Heppner; 2. Lyn Akers, John Day; 3. Ron Bosworth, Pendleton. Sr. Tie-Down Calf Roping 1. Con Williams, Pasco, Wa; 2. Dave Inman, Rufus; 3. Gary Brogan, New Plymouth, Id.; 4. Clay Newton, Prairie City; 5. Dave Schaefer, Kennewick, Wa. ; 6. Tony Currin, Heppner. Sr. Team Roping 1. Joe Bartlett & Wayne Claver, Hermiston; 2. Jana Steagall & Cindy Dogherty, Heppner; 3. Randy Young & Scott Gosse, New Plymouth, Id.; 4. Scott Sherer, lone & Shane Crossley, Lewiston, Id.; 5. Bill Meek, Hermiston, & Lynn Parsons, Walla Walla; 6. Chris Dahl, Redmond & Cindy Dougherty, Hepp ner. Sr. Girl Cow Riding 1. Lisa Dahl, Redmond; 2. Val Klotzback, Bend; Marty Wright, Dayville; 4. Carla Woodward, Prineville; 5. Bar bara Bowden, Kent, Wa.; 6. Shelley Willis, Redmond. Sr. Girl Barrel Racing 1. Janice Healy, Heppner; 2. Mary Jo Johnson, Walla Walla; 3. Rhonda Ericksen, Condon ;4. Marne Beck, Walla Walla; Jana Steagall, Lexing ton; 6. Maureen Healy, Hepp ner. Sr. Girl Goat Tying 1. Maureen Healy, Heppner; 2. Pat Robinson, Terrebone; 3. Diana Stacy, Kennewick; 4; J, j. 4 ' ; " Margarita Peila, Burns; 5. Barbara Bowden, Kent, Wa.; 6. Lisa Dahl, Redmond. Sr. Girl Breakaway Roping 1. Jana Steagall, Lexington; 2. Cindy Dougherty, Heppner; 3. Allison Sherrell, Hermis ton; 4. Mariam Donaldson, Clarkston, Wa.; 5. Danna Katzenberger, Lakeview; 6. Lisa Dahl, Redmond. Sr. Girl Pole Bending 1. Cindy Dougherty, Hepp ner; 2. Amy Hicks, Prineville; Diana Stacy, Kennewick, Wa.; 4. Jana Steagall, Lexing ton; 5. Rhonda Ericksen, Condon; 6. Denise Warren, New Plymouth, Id. Jr. Barrel Racing 1. Tracy Reed, Prineville; 2. Kristi Bock, Milton-Freewa-ter; 3. Anita Palmer, lone; 4. Andrea Beck, Walla Walla; 5. Margaret Smith, Clarkston, Wa.; 6. Jim Logsdon, Baker. Jr. Pole Bending 1. Brett Sherer, lone; 2.. Trfsha Mahoney, Heppner; 3. Cliff Dougherty, Heppner; 4. Lauri Crawford, Kennewick; 5. Ida Vetter, Hermiston; 6. Ann Van Schoiack, Heppner. Jr. Breakaway Roping 1. Will McAuliffe, Ft. Kla math; 2. Janette Van Cleave, f "enjoy swimming 1 FREE SWIM Heppner Municipal Swimming Pool will open with a free swim on June 17, 1978. Pool Manager will be Miss Deborah Byrnes. Sale of season tickets will begin on June 16 at City Hall. ADMISSION Family season ticket Adult season ticket Student season ticket Daily through age 14 Daily 15yrs. &up POOL HOURS Tuesday through Friday Saturday Sunday Cfosed Monday PRIVATE USE The charee for nrivate hour with a two hour linear iha cunarviciAn Arrangements are made SWIM LESSONS Swim lessons will be $5.00 for each person for a I two weeks session. The first session will begin I June 27. Registration for this session will be on June 20 and 21 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the pool. Beginners 9:00-10:00 Intermediates 9 : 00-10 : 00 ' AHianrprl hpuinnprs 1fl-nft.11 -fin I Swimmers 10:00-11:00 Tha Pool Will Ba Open On July 4th flitrt wl be no Ai!t swim end no Tean Liwo this yecr cs tiisro are not enough I portidpcBitt to justify them. , J I. 21 : : I,. ; - Jo Bend; 3. Jim Logsdon, Baker; 4. Joe Smith, Clarkston, Wn.; 5. Cliff Dougherty, Heppner; 6. Wade Bertsch, Hermiston. Jr. Boy Calf Riding 1. Marty Britt, Echo; 2. Gary Madison, Bend; 3. Cliff Dougherty, Heppner, 4. Dale Schaefer, Kennewick, Wa.; 5. Jeff Crockett, Indian Valley, Id.; 6. Jim Logsdon, Baker. Jr. Girl Calf Riding 1. Teresa Cole, Pasco, Wa.; 2. Ida Vetter, Hermiston; 3. Peggy Katzenburger, Lake view; 4. Janette Van Cleave, Bend; 5. Shan Norton, Cald well, Id.; 6. Kim Calhoun, Baker. Jr. Girl Goat Tying 1. Kelly Whittington, Red mond, 2. Dale Schaefer, Ken newick, Wa.; 3. Brad Hueue, Irrigon; 4. Lynn Case, Union; 5. Dee Moist, Star, Id. ; 6. Jody Foss, Brothers. Jr. Team Roping 1. John Hill, Ft. Klamath & Will McAuliffe, Ft. Klamath; 2. Joe Smith & Margaret Smith, Clarkston; 3. Janette Van Cleave & Bonnie Breck, Bend; 4. Dale Schaefer, Ken newick, Wa., and Trisha Mahoney, Heppner; 5. Wade Bertsch & Tiny Bertsch, Hermiston. ON JUNE 17 $40.00 $20.00 $15.00 .50 1.00 1:00-5:00 : 00-9:00 : 00-5:00 : 00-4:00 narties will be $20.00 an minimum and must be J rf f Ha rtsutl manatJor' I with the manager. John Edmundson won the championship trophy in 1978 Medal Play Championship for Willow Creek Country Club held Sunday, June 11. Trophy winner in the first flight was Charles Starks in a sudden death play-off, with Clint McQuarrie. Gene Pierce was the trophy winner in the second flight. Other prizes awarded were: First, John Edmundson; second, Francis Doherty; third, C.C. Carmichael; k.p., John Edmundson; long drive, Bob Jepson. First Flight: first, Charles Starks; second, Clint McQuar I GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIEDS pay 676-9228 UTiTP'MfTT) (3 ATT J UJJ DJIVJ IvUy Jjc) J UJ U ' J, 'Jill. JNl-,..,.- ri st?zjt ( I . inn a iv&riir t - 1978 Buick Park Ave. 4-dr. Sedan Buick's Ultimate Luxury Car Featuring all luxury options & appointments. Manulaclurws Suggested 1 O OfO Retail Price $leV,ODO Sundown's Demo Price Stk No 81 61 Ha Im-Mm t S,i I d if 1978 Pontiac Grand AM Coupe Stereo radio, bucket seats, power windows, aircond. t more. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, $7994, $6890 Saadowa'e Don Prica, stk No snet 1978 Buick Regal Diamond black finish, T-Tops, cruise control, power windows, stereo radio, turbo V Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price $8058. $7762 Stk Ho 8367 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix Nautilus blue finish, custom velour interior, full power plus T-Tops. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price $9410. 8453 luJow'i Do Prica Stk. No P371 1978 Buick Riviera This personal luxury car Includes designer accent group, power sun roof, genuine leather interior, full power, plus stereo radio. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price $12,632 10,937 'a Dmbo Prlc Sr No ST97 255 S. Hwy. 395 Hermiston rie; third, Elmer Palmer; k.p., Clint McQuarrie; long drive. Rick Johnston. Second flight: first, Gene Pierce; second, Ray Fergu son; third, Don Wood; k.p. Ray Ferguson; long drive, Herman Winter, Jr. A busy golf schedule is ahead for Willow Creek golf ers. On Sunday, June 18, Condon and Kinzua men and women are here for an inter-club play. Tee-off time is '9 a.m. Saturday, June 24, a barbe cue will be held at 4 p.m. and Sunday, June 25, Willow Creek travels to Kinzua ALL Retail Prtc 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix, LJ 2 tone maroon finish, padded landau, T-Tops. genuine leather interior, custom wheels. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price $9850 Saadowa's Deaao Price $8359 StV NO 8275 1978 GMC 4x4 Vi Ton Pickup Long box, auto trans., cruise control, custom cloth interior, air cond.. List Price $8394. Price Stk No 8243 OPEN MONDAY SATURDAY 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM Phil Oaks, a physical educa tion major specializing in aquatics, has taken the helm of Heppner's summer youth swim competition program. Oaks, who has coached swim teams in Roseburg and The Dalles, has been holding shorebound workouts this week, while waiting for the & - ' 4 - r 1 " f w ' V ",v w ' ;ti ' '' , ffd " Mil I 1 Phil Oaks Choose from 15 Pontiac, Buick & GMC Truck Demonstrators AT SUPE 'rraiHnHiHii'n1 'Z. 1978 GMC Vz Ton Diesel Economy & Dependability Options include auto trans., power SB, 4 more. Manufacturer's Suggested Retatl Price $6632 Sundown's Demo Price M THIS OFFER GOOD THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 17 - 8:00 PM DEMO CARS SMitdoeya'e 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix AMFM cassette, air cond., reclining passenger seat, leather buckets, cruise control, Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price $9648 7535 SataKtowa'a municipal pool to be filled on Friday. A total of 27 young sters turned out for the initial practice session. "It's a good turnout, and I hope they all stay," said Oaks. The first meet of the season is tentatively scheduled for Mil-ton-Freewater on June 24. Oaks said he welcomes all parents to watch practice sessions, and. stated that he plans to concentrate on work ing with the younger swim mers, developing style and technique. "The kids who turned out range from 7 to 17," he said, P' MILLIE'S BARBER SHOP" WILL BE JULY 1 THRU JULY 10 ON VACATION . W&XW-"'- 1 ' - --6 sik No 8354 1978 Pontiac Grand LeMans Coupe Air cond , power sun roof, 60-40 seats, AMFM cassette stereo, Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, $8718 7325 Deaao Price Stk No &319 Padded seats '8599 Diaao Price noting that even younger swimmers are welcome. "If they're potty trained, I want 'em," he joked. The Heppner swim team wiH be able to hold practices at the city pool prior to and after the hours it is open to the public. The public opening of the pool is scheduled for Saturday. Oaks has been a swim meet competitior for 12 years in his home town of The Dalles, and swims the 50 yard freestyle for Mount Hood Community Col lege in Portland. CLOSED i0 an ----- J 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ Genuine leather Interior, T-Tops. and full power. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Pnce $9461 Sundown's Demo Price ODu Stk No 8299 ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE OR DISPOSITION 1978 Pontiac Bonneville Brougham The ultimate Pontiac featuring crushed velour interior, full power, 4 dr. convenience. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, $9576 $7977 Sudowa'a Daato Price 1978 GMC (Jimmy) High Sierra pkg., electric windows, power door locks, air cond., cruise control, List Price, $10,415 SaiaeWa'a Deaao Prica Stk Mo 8345 1978 Phoenix LJ Coupe landau top, factory air cond., custom bucket & much more. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, $71 11. 6270 SkIow' Deaao Price Stk No 8291 1978 Pontiac Grand prix 6O40 seat, factory air cond., auto trans., power SB, Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, $7879 'Daaeo Price W m aft 567-6115 ii 3 ' V .aK a a , t.. s. I ..v. . I.,i-J,K- " . .... k Jk.it, fc. fejU).--' . --- ..- t. .. ..... a a. .a a.