FOUR The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, July 13, 1978
Heppner swimmers lose to
Pendleton; meet here Sunday
- i
1
i
.4
i
'1
.-,v -w , . . ' . ! . t , lull : ,
jj, y i 1 it
- 5 " ; - .r , . .
IS , ' ,
' j-aaiijiSstWwxwa"- " . - " "nWTt""" ;. - v . . . . . . . .. ... 5
f V .. :. . - .3j . J.;- .. ': ..." . .W. '.r.. - . . , . . ,?
f pji '
Despite strong showings in
the relays and a number of
individual events, the Hepp
ner Swim Team lost its first
home meet of the season to
Pendleton's "B" team Mon
day by 11 points.
Heppner led the Pendleton
team all the way up to the
butterfly event, and from then
on, never trailed by a substan
tial margin.
The local team lost ground
in the butterfly, mainly "Be
cause we're a young team,
and the butterfly is one of the
last strokes to perfect," said
coach Phil Oaks.
Heppner standouts included
Karen Kenny, who took three
firsts and a third in individual
events, and Tye Arbogast,
who captured wins in the
freestyle and backstroke in his
first home meet.
"All in all, I was very proud
of all the kids," commented
Oaks. "With a little time and
work, we should get 'em next
time."
A complete list of Heppner
swimmers' times and placings
at the meet was unavailable
by press time.
On Sunday, Heppner will
meet swimmers from Hood
River, Prineville and White
Salmon in a 10:30 a.m. contest
here.
Heppner swimmers dive (top photo) and stroke their
way to within 11 points of Pendleton during season's first
home meet, held here Monday. Heppner led Pendleton
through most of the meet, scoring most of its points in relay
events.
Aquathon is set for
Heppners team
rs
Heppner Swim Team mem
bers will stage an Aqua-thon
at the pool Monday, July 24 to
raise money for team activi
ties, travel and expenses. The
event will take place between
5-8 p.m. that day.
Coach Phil Oakes said team
members are seeking spon
sors for their swim at the rate
of three to five cents per lap,
with a maximum of 200 laps. If
a sponsor pledged a nickel per
lap and the swimmer went the
distance, the total pledge
would amount to $10.
The swim team buys all of
its own equipment, pays for
the summertime coach and all
travel to meets by itself. Last
year swim team members and
parents went throughout the
community raising funds that
enabled the city pool to open
when the city had no money.
Little League All Stars chosen
O) ooooooooooooooooo oo
Tvr.
Willow Creek Little League
managers and coaches have
selected 14 players to serve on
the post-season all star team.
Making the all star roster
were Dan Fortenberry, Mark
Way, Justin Lowe, Steve
Plocharsky, Gregg Orr, Jeff
Lankford, Mark Meyers,
V shop. Cr
JRIOM
1 "S)
z mm
Gregg Connor, Ken Goch
nauer, Eric Thompson, Chuck
Coffman, Cord Adams, Jay
Keithley, Tony Hazelwood,
and alternates Tom Hamman
and Steve Crewse.
Managers and coaches of all
the league's teams have equal
say in determining who makes
the all star squad.
The Willow Creek All Stars
are holding practice sessions
every afternoon during week
days. Practice games have
also been scheduled with all
star teams from Arlington and
Condon. Arlington will play in
Heppner next Monday at 6
p.m., then the local all stars
will travel to Condon on the
19th and to Arlington on July
24.
A three-day tournament will
culminate this year's play and
determine the regional cham
pionship team. The tourney
Mr. Sneeker Air Step Red Goose Durango Acme Converse r-
AT
cimriY
PW2BS PRICES
6"
Men's Leather Sandcls
Reg. $11.95 & S9.95
Leather Sport Shoes
Reg. $18.95,
SALE
SALE
199
Children's Sandals
Reg. $6.95 & $7.95
SALE
99'
Children's
Cowboy Boots
Reg. $13.95 & $20.95
999
Men's & Boy's
Canvas Shoes
Reg. $8.95 &$12.95
SALE $g99
Children's
Canvas &
Leather
Values To
$15.95
3
99
SALE
Women's
Espridville
Reg. $19.95
SALE $299
Women's
Sandals
Values To $21 .00
$99
SALE
Women's
Canvas
Values To $13.95
?l99
676-5241
HEPPNER
Durango Acme Converse LaCrosse Miss Wonderful Grasshoppers
SALE "f --Jt3
NOTICE
Drs. Richard A. Carpenter and Joseph H.
Diehl regret to announce the closing of their
practice at the Heppner Medical Clinic, effective
August 1, 1978.
Patients may arrange for transfer of their
medical records to anothe" physician by contacting
me clinic at North Thompson Rd., P.O. Box 1 109,
heppner, Oregon 97836, telephone 676-91 48. I
will be held in The Dalles July
27-29.
The local all star team is
managed by Jim Hayes and
coached by Ted Toll. Hayes
managed the championship
winning Dodgers team during
the regular season and Toll
managed the Kinzua Giants,
winners of the second half of
season play.
More
sports
page 5
1
SHOP CT
HEPPNER J
( IRIDAY
m mm
Annual McDanicI
PicnicReunion
Anson Wright Park
Sunday, July 16
Lunch Starts At 12
Coffee Furnished
O
O
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o i
o
o
o
o
o
Svcnip Coolers
200 Cubic Feet Per Minute. ..2 speeds
...Top of the line model
tOO
CASH & CARRY
8,C30 BTU
Air Conditional-
Amana fa i gCltl
m
Refrigerated
m
CASH & CARRY
f e.ij
m
m
CASH & CARRY
18,639 BTU
Peterson's Jewelers
selected", i1
I WATCHES 1 A
40' W
in
JEWELRY ASSORTMENT
IDbNT BRACELETS
: EARRINGS" NECKLACES
LARGE
SELECTION
SPEIDEL
TWIST-O-FLEX
WATCH BANn
50
OFF
CLOCKS
1
1
siicasa
GARDEN CLUD
Petunias Hybrid
Bells of Blue
Fresh Floral Meadow Melody
Summer Garden
20-PIECE PLACE SETTING
OFF U
w REG. 80.00
Peterson's jr Jewelers
Heppner f) 676-9200 )
Refrigerated
00
CASH & CARRY
10,009 BTU
Air Conditioner
Whirlpool iaa00
o
o
o Air Condif ionor
5 Amana
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
YOU'LL NOT FIND PRICES LIKE THESE
ANYWHERE ELSE
AH Lawnmorjors
Cosfl Pies li
CASH & CARRY
40" Electric Qango
Self Cleaning Double Oven...Smooth
Top cooking surface.. .in gold only
C)iF)CAJ
CASH & CARRY
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
O !
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
EVL1YDAY PHI CE
Isabsrgda!
Llzln Sfresf
mm
O
O
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
.
o
o
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
o
0
0
o
o
0
0
o
oooooooooooooooooooc3
m- ,. v f r--- i-- '
. m - w - . m- fr- .r - m-