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' ! II. p. ! r.:,.i,.. Time. Ilrppncr. Oregon, Thursday. May 1. 198ft NINE 0 Currin, Steagall lead Heppner rodeo club to team title atRufus Heppner's rodeo club won the loam trophy April 26 and 27 nt high school rodeo in Rufus with Tony Currin win ning the Iwiys all-around competition and Jnna Steagall tying for the girls all-around title. Currin was third in the steer wrestling, second in the calf roping, and first in the team roping with partner Cliff Dougherty, Steagall was first in the breakaway roping, third in the pole twriding, fifth in the barrel racing, sixth in the goat tying and tnth in the cutting. Joedv Marlatt was third in the calf roping and ninth in the steer wrestling. Af Rice was second in the saddle hronc riding. Jeff Bailey and Rocky Steagall tied in the bareback riding for thu d Hocky Steagall was tied 30 attend workshop I-o Marly, professor of physical education at Port land Slate I'niversity and former Portland Trailblazers trainer, and Dr. Joseph Clif ford of Heppner put on a SHirts Medicine Workshop at lone High School last Friday bout 30 coaches and teach ers from Morrow and Gilliam Q unties learned skills on neveiition of injuries, treat ment and follow up therapy. "No matter how exper ienced, everyone learned something." said lone Princi Heppner J Heppner JV beat Wahtonka :' i; last Friday to even its record at 2 2 "It was by far our iwsl game of the year." Coach Brent F.ggais said "We played great baseball for six innings Greg Connor pitched a great ime and got stronger as the tame went on. Connor picbed the complete, seven inning game giving up four hits, walking nine and striking out eight. Heppner scored four runs in Sophomore's pitching, hitting lead Mustangs to 7-1 win over Sherman Sophomore Doug Holland went two for three at the plate and teamed with John Bier to pitch a combined four hitter to lead lb' Heppner baseball team to a 7 I win against Sherman last week One of Holland's hits was a two run homer in the sixth inning with Bier on base on a Single. Holland had three RBI in the game. Heppner scored one run in the first when Bier walked and moved around the bases on two lielder's choice plays and scored on an error. The big inning for Heppner was the second when the Mustangs scored four runs on three walks and base hits by Harrv Groshens, John Murray NOTICIC TO WII.I OW CKKKK IRRIGATORS Morrow County Court requests all water rights holders on Willow Creek to meet at Morrow County Grain Growers conference room on May !ilh at N p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss rehabilitating the Smith Ditch which diverts water from Ditch Creek to the headwaters of Willow Creek. Smith Ditch water right is held by Morrow County with a use permit from the U.S. Forest Service for the benefit of all water right holders of record on the creek and is allocated proportionately. DONALD C. Mc KLLIGOTT, JUDGK MORROW COUNTY COURT for fifth in the bull riding and was ninth in the team roping competition with partner Don Kindsfather. Tara Mahoney placed se venth in the cutting and seventh in the breakaway and Kith in goat tying. Other members participat ing were Brett Sherer. Kathy Hansen, Marie Van Schoiack. Ann Van Schoiack. Steve Marlatt and new member Jack McGuire from Board man. The high school rodeo club has been working on several projects to raise funds to help to pay for its trip to the state finals. One of the projects was ticket drawing for some beef. Winners of the beef were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kennison of Heppner and Ken Bailey of Pendleton. The club would like to thank all the people who bought tickets for the drawing. pal Chuck Starr. Starr said some information everyone who performs any type of strenuous activity can use is to stretch out the muscles. Marty said shin splints are a problem to all persons. Stan said To prevent it. wear a good cushion shoe and avoid running downhill on hard surfaces txt-ause that causes lower leg pain on impact. If a person does acquire shin splints, the best way to treat it is with heat and cold to ease the pain. V win 12-6 the fourth inning on three walks, three errors and a two-run single by Andy Gor man. The Mustang JV scored four more runs in the sixth inning on five walks, two errors and a three-run single by Jeff Orr. Heppner had nine hits with Greg Groshens 3 for -4 with two runs batted-in, Orr 2for-4 with thre RBI, Kirby Rogers 1 for-2. Gorman l-for-5 with two RBI and Connor I -for -4 and three runs scored and three stolen bases. unearned Heppner had seven runs on seven hits and four errors Sherman had one run on four hits and one error. Hepner is first in the West Division of the Columbia Basin League with a 3-0 record Wasco and Wahtonka are lied for second at 2 1. Sherman is 1-3 and Condon 0-3. and Dale Holland, who had two hits in the contest. Bier started the game and pitched four innings walking two and striking out four. Doug Holland relieved for the final three innings, strike out none and walked four. Both pitchers gave up to two hits. Sherman's only run came in the sixth inning and it was Ione's boys track team won two track meets last week as the team prepares itself for the District 7-A track meet at Umatilla May 9 and 10. The Cardinals combined with the girls team to win the Arlington Invitational track meet Saturday with 352 team points. Dufur was second with 206. Arlington third at 194. Echo fourth with 30 and MikeLott's 65 beats Riverside Mike Lolt blistered the Willow Creek Country Club shooting a 65 to lead the Heppner High School boys varsity golf team to wins against Riverside and Uma tilla Inst week. Antelope, cougar or sheep hunting deadline May 5 The deadline for application to hunt antelope, cougar or bighorn sheep in Oregon this fall is approaching. Applica tions must have a postmark or be submitted to the Portland office of the Fish and Wildlife Department no later than May 5 to be entered in the May 22 drawing. Printed application instruc tions and controlled hunt application cards are now available from stores that sell hunting and fishing licenses throughout the state. Kach application must be accom Heppner beats two on Willow course Mike I)lt shot the lowest score of the golf season at Willow Creek Country Club with a 62 for 18 holes to lead the Heppner boys team to wins against Umatilla and River side last week. He was one over par both rounds shooting two 31 's. Heppner had a team score of 278. Riverside had 3(H) and Umatilla only had three golf ers so it did not have a team score. Don Utt shot a 68 for Heppner. Jeff Edmundson a 69. Curt Day a 79 and Dorian AT 7 rSfe .jm m- mm.. - ar r PLUS WE'RE GIVING $50000 REBATES ON ALL NEW 4x4 PICKUPS AND JIMMYS FROM GENERAL MOTORS. PONTIAC BUICK GMC TRUCKS III! WMTN fMIT WDMISTOII Wishram last with 20. Terry Starr was first in the discus at 123-9 and teammates Denny Starr and Craig Gutier rez were fifth and sixth. Lis Thompson was first in the pole vault at 11 feet and Jerry Rietmann was second at that same height. Terry Starr finished first in the shot put with a toss of 40-1 with Gutierrez fourth and IOtl was the medalist with the low score of the day but Joe Daltoso of Riverside was just a stroke behind as he shot a fifi for the low score for the Pirates. panied by a $1 nonrefundable application fee. After the May 22 drawing, those who were successful will be sent notification to send in the permit fee. and after receipt will receive permits by mail. The resident tag fee for antelope remains at $5 but has increased to $20 for cougar and $25 for bighorn sheep. Nonresident fees were in creased by the last session of the legislature to $125 for antelope and $150 for cougar, legislation also barred nonre sidents from -applying for bighorn sheep. Forrar an 82. Heppner's boys JV team lost to Riverside 3fi2 to 381. Bryan Kerr had an 88. Dean Skillicorn an 88. Darrel Miles a 102. Shane Laughlin a 103 and John Sumner a 114. Heppner's girls team came on top with 208 team points while Riverside had 229 and Umatilla 252. Iiltie Laughlin was the medalist with a 47 for nine holes. Sandra Ward shot a 51. Cindi Bergstrom a 59. Liz Zita u 51 and Sheridan Sweek a 60. SWAIN MOTORS TRUCK ARE WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT WE'VE GOT DIESEL WE'VE GOT 4x4s WE'VE GOT JIMMYS WE'VE GOT MEDIUM DUTY TRUCKS 0MC riMCHW miiMii Denny Starr fifth. The 400 meter relay team from lone consisting of Duane Felsch. Robin LaRue, Gregg Rietmann and Jeff Hams was first with a time of 46.9. Fetsch was first in the 100 meters in 12.4 seconds and Hams second at 12.47. Jim McCabe was first in the javelin with a throw of 137 feet Terry Starr was second For Heppner. Jeff Edmun son posted a 74. Don Lott a 78. Dorian Forrar a 79 and Dean Skillicorn 81. For Riverside. Brad Rogers had a 79. Rav Dawson an 81. Curtis Viall an 82 and Ken Hodson an 84 for the 18 holes. Umatilla only had three golfers with Bob Scaplehorn shooting the low 89. Tim Kelly a 103 and Craig Warr 125. Heppner's JV team had David Orr with a 104. Shane lmghlin a 105. Jon Sumner a Kifi and Darrel Miles a 107. In girls plav. Riverside did not bring a team and Umatilla onlv had three golfers. Hepp Willow Creek golf directors announce $15 rate for May The Board of Directors of the Willow Creek Country Club had its regular monthly meeting April 21. The main topics of discus sion were plans to establish an underground sprinkler system at the golf course and the annual membership drive. President Elmer Palmer will appoint a committee to investigate engineering and financing for a new watering . system. , Again this year, prospective new members can take advan tage of a special introductory ' rate for the month of May. Individuals may play during May for $15. Persons wishing to join the club may deduct this fee from the total cost of membership (either indivi dual or family). . A membershipcommitteeof Elmer Palmer. Dave Hanna, Susan Johnston, and Linda Shaw was named. These people will be available to visit with persons interested in membership about club activi ties, fees, and regulations. and Gutierrez fifth. LaRue won the 100 high hurdles in 17.1 seconds and Tompson was second at 18.1 and Mike Conklin third at 18.5. Gregg Rietmann finished first in the 200 meter dash at 24.4 and Fetsch was second at 25 seconds. LaRue was first in the 300 meter intermediate hurdles with a tie of 43.9 with ner was led by Lottie Laughlin with a 44, Lori Day a 48. Sandra Ward a 51. Liz Zita a 52 and Cindi Bergstrnm a 60 for the nine holes. Heppner boys team also competed in the tough Her miston Invitational at the McNary Golf Course last week. I-iGrande won the tourna ment shooting 310. Hermiston was second at 324. Bend third at 342. Heppner fourth at 343 and Riverside last with 363. Mike Utt shot a 79. Don Lot an 84. Jeff Edmundson an 88. Dorian Forrar a 92. Curt Day a 94 and Br von Kerr a 96. Anyone interested in golf who is not already a member may contact any person on the committee or Sharon Harri son, club secretary-treasurer, for more information. Activities during the month of May include: visitation at Echo May 4. family barbecue May 11. visitation with Willow Run May 18. family barbecue May 25. educators' tourna ment May 31. and Jack & Jill tournament Mav 17. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Also American Woodsman Kitchen Accessories 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 IOV1' mug noiaers Key Holders tetter Holder Thompson second at 44.8 and Conklin third at 47.2. Hams was third in the long jump and Gregg Rietmann fourth. Thompson came in second in the high jump and Shawn LaRue fourth. Shawn LaRue was third in the 1500 meters and Snider sixth. McCabe was second in the 400 meters. Hams was fourth in the 800 meters and Shawn LaRue fifth. Gregg Rietmann came in second in the triple jump and Jerry Rietmann was fifth. Larry Snider was second in the 3.000 meters in 11:10 and Denny Starr was sixth. The 1600 meter relay team of Fetsch. McCabe. Conklin and Robin LaRue finished second. In the April 22 meet at Condon. lone won with 91 'i team points with Sherman second at 82'-.- and Condon last with 13. Thompson again won the pole vault, this time at 10-6. Rietmann was second. The 400 relay team was first at 46.4 seconds with runners Fetsch, Rietmann. Hams and Dennis Stefani. McCabe was first in the 400 meters with a time of 55.8 GLfJtSTT Alice fames Republican Candidate for Morrow County TreasurerTax Collector Dun k Nt Ssitfifth kr Bxftmtu" Po.d by commit) to abet Ak Vonc Morrow County Trourr To Collector Hoppnar, Oregon 97836 if It I I Si ly w A A . I I VJorroLv County rain Growers seconds. Stefani won the triple jump with a leap of 39-6. Gregg Rietmann was second. Gregg Rietmann won the 200 meters in a time of 24.1 seconds and Fetsch was second. Robin LaRue finished first in the 300 meter intermediate hurdles in 42.6 seconds and Thompson was third. Snider won the 3.000 meters in 11.24 with Denny Starr second at 12:32. The mile relay team of Fetsch. Conklin. McCabe and Robin LaRue came in first place with a time of 3:54. Hams was second in the long jump. Terry Starr was second in the discus. Donnie Taylor third and Denny Starr fourth. Terry Starr was second in the javelin and McCabe fourth. Thompson was second in the high jump and Shawn LaRue fourth. Shawn LaRue was third in the 1500 meters and Snider fourth. Terry Starr finished second in the shot put. Hams was ' second. Robin LaRue thy-d an Fetsch fourth in the 100 meter dash. Robin LaRue was second in the 110 high hurdles and Thompson was fourth. Hams was third in the 800 meters. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 t 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0. BOX 7100 yi nos. cAiir. i4oy $ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ! MoinOffkt 98M221 Chimicol Dlv. 4 4 422-7219 4
