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The Heppner C.aeUe-Tlme.. Heppner. Oregon. Thor.day. May . 1M-8EVEN i J . ifti ztlAJs JE Starr, La Rue lead Cards to Big Sky track title Ira lonr'i Kim Prtlyjohn (Ml) rarrt to photo flnUh agaimit Condon Mrg Grrlnrr, (right) ' who Iranii forward to hit the tape firnt by .3 of a econd. Fillies tracksters win 3; Condon's Greiner improves state marks Ilcppncr girls track team etK'd lone 73 to 71 In a home truck meet lust week. Condon was third with 41 and Ukiiih fourth with 34 team HMtllK In the closest race of the day Meg Greiner of Condon Im proved her Oregon state record in the KM) meter dash to 12 5 seconds Kim Pettyjohn wan second for lone in 12.8 seconds. Greiner also Improved her state best record in the long iump with a leap of 17 feet. ettyjohn was second. Mar garet Doherty third and Lisa Meyers fifth. Kellie Hammond won the javelin toss with a throw of 107-8 Cindy Hill was second. Eckman, Ball, Palmer win 3 blue ribbons each at Wranglers final rodeo Playday Morrow County Wranglers hud its final Playday last Sunday and Heather Eckman, Andrea Ball and Anita Palmer won three blue ribbons and teve Hoffman, Angie Ash- O i-ck and Brett Sherer won two events each in their respective age divisions. Eckman won the barrels in 31.57, the innertube race in 24 seconds and the ribbon race in the six-and-under age cate gory. Hoffman won the hat race in lfi.26 and the poles in 37.73. Cherie Papineau was second in the barrels, Hoffman third and Amy Greenup fourth. Papineau was also second in the poles with Greenup third and Holly Eckman fourth. Juson Britt was second in the hat race, Papineau third and Greenup fourth, Papineau received her third second place ribbon in the innertube race with Greenup third and Hoffman fourth. Papineau Hoffman were second in the riblon race and Greenup placed third. In the seven, eight and nine age group, Ashbeck won the flag race in 17.26 and the burrels in 20.92. lone girls win Big Sky meet Kim Pettyjohn won the 100 meter dash in 12.8 seconds and the 200 meters in 26.7 seconds to lead the lone girls track team to the first-place finish in the Big Sky Conference meet. Margaret Doherty was sec ond in both those events and won the 400 meters with a time of 61.7 seconds. Pettyjohn finished fifth in the 400 and Cindy Hill sixth. lone won the meet with 139 teum points with Helix second with 100, Dufur third with 80, Arlington fourth with 46 and Echo last with 38. Diane Morter was first in the 3,000 meter run with a time of 13:12. W --v ;.X:v Michelle LaRue third and Bonnie Arrington fourth. Mary Kincaid was first In the high jump at 4-fi. Suzie Jacobs second. Hammond third and Hill fourth. Hammond finished first in the discus at B3-10. Sherry Clement was second. Vicki Smith third. Arrington fourth and Diane Morter fifth lone won the 400 meter relay in 57.19 seconds with Ukiah just edging Heppner for sec ond place. Meyers was second in the MM) meter run. Lisa Wilson was third, and Paula Palmer fifth. Mnrgnret Kincaid finished second in the shot put with a throw of 2fi 7. Clement was Michele Papineau won the poles in 26 69, Mike Van Schoiack the ring race in 20.95 and Craig Angell-Russell Britt won the ribbon race. Angell was second in the barrels. Van Schoiack third and Britt fourth. Angell also placed second in the poles, Ashbeck third and Britt fourth. Angell came in second place again the ring race with Britt third and Marc Angell fourth. Van Schoiack was second in the flag race, Craig Angell third and Britt fourth. In the ribbon race, Marc Angell was second, Ted Schwarz-Mike Van Schoiack third and Nancy Bailey-John Steagall fourth. In the 10 to 13 age group, Ball won the poles in 24.29, the ring race in 14.01 and the flag race in 32.02 seconds. Bridgett Greenup won the barrels in 20 19 and Jackie Burres won the ribbon race. Jason Dougherty came in second in the barrels, and Richard Burres and Shane Burres tied for third and fourth. Richard Burres fin ished second in the poles with Dougherty third and Jackie Burres fourth. Dougherty won the second- Lisa Meyers was second in the 800 meters with a time of 2:52. Morter was third and Ann Forwood fourth. Forwood was third in the 300 meter hurdles and Michelle LaRue fifth in the discus. Meyers was third in the 100 hurdles and Morter fourth. Meyers came in second place in the 1500 meters with a time of 6:10 and Forwood was fourth. Doherty came in second place in the long jump and Pettyjohn third. Cindy Hill was third in the javelin. LaRue was sixth in the shot put and fourth in the high jump. jf4; . .... '-tf second. Patti Taylor third and Jacobs fifth. Doherty won the 400 meters in 1 019 with Hill placing third tind Palmer fourfh. Margaret Kincaid placed third in the 100 meter hurdles with Taylor fourth and Kim Miller fifth. Morter won the 800 meters in 3:04 B4 with Forwood plac ing second. Pettyjohn came in first place in the 200 meter dash with a time of 2fi 79. Doherty was second at 27.26. Margaret Kincaid won the 3(K( meter hurdles in 59.17 seconds with Taylor second and Morter fourth. Wilson was second in the 3.000 meters and Palmer fourth. place ribbon in the ring race. Richard Burres third and Duane Ball fourth. Bob bet te Angell was second in the flag race, Greenup third and Jimmy Cason fourth. Shane Burres Richard Burres came in second place in the ribbon race and Frank Cason -Bert Cason third. For the 14 to 18 age group. Palmer was first in the barrels with a time of 18.92, first in the flag race at 20.94 and first in the ring race at 13.51. Brett Sherer won the poles in 22.11 and teamed with Jana Steagall to win the ribbon race. Anne Van Schoiack finished second in the barrels, Sherer third and Marie Van Schoiack fourth. Palmer was second in the poles, Marie Van Schoiack third and Jeff Bailey fourth. Bailey was second in the ring race, Anne Van Schoiack third and Steagall fourth. Bailey received another second-place ribbon in the flag John Mollahan Democratic Candidate for Morrow County Judge i Experience 12 years' public service as sheriff and city policeman. Education Heppner Public Schools and law course at Blue Mountain Community College. Morrow County is at a point where leadership is required. Innovation in delivery of services is needed to cut costs. Cooperation with other elected officials is pledged. The duties of Juvenile Judge will be handled with compassion and fairness. Vote for John Mollahan County Judge Democratic Primary May 20, 1980 Paid (or by John Mollahan Terry Starr scored wins in the javelin and discus and Robin La Rue finished first in the 110 high hurdles and the 300 meter Intermediate hur dles leading the lone Cardi nals boys track team to the Big Sky Conference Track and Field Meet title in Arlington Saturday. Starr tossed the javelin 132-1 and the discus 120-9. Jim McCabe was second in the javelin and Craig Gutierrez third. Denny Starr was fourth in the discus for lone. La Rue won the 110 hurdles in 17.1 seconds with team mates Mike Conklin second and Shawn LaRue fourth. Robin LaRue also won the 300 hurdles in 43.2 seconds. Les Thompson finished second and Conklin third. Local sports schedule lone tennis: District 7-A Meet at Umatilla May 9 and in. State A meet in Portland Mav 16 and 17. lone Irark: District Meet at Blue Mountain Community Colleee in Pendleton May 9 and 10. Ileppnrr coif: Hermiston at Heppner today at 1:30 p.m. District Golf Meet at Canida north of Madras for the boys team May 12 and 13. Heppner track: District 7-A Track Meet at Umatila May 9 and 10. Heppner baseball: Against Sherman at Moro at 1 p.m. May 10. Against Wahtonka in an away game at 4 p.m. May 13. race with Marie Van Schoiack third and Sherer fourth. Jeff Bailey-Anne Van Shoicak came in second in the ribbon race. For the 19 and older age group. Kathleen Van Schoiack won the barrels in 19 61. Pat Dougherty won the poles in 24 43. Sherry Kemp won the first-place ribbon in the ring race with a time of 13.46, Archie Ball won the flag race in 10 49 and Roger Britt-Bob Steagall won the ribbon race. Kemp was second in the barrels, Gail Papineau third and Mary Ann Munkers fourth. Kemp was second in the poles, Bob Van Schoiack third and Bob Montgomery fourth. Bobbie Angell was second in the ring race, Pat Dougherty third and Kathleen Van Schoiack fourth. Kemp was second in the flag race, Dougherty third and Van Schoiack fourth. Lee Palmer was second in the ribbon race and Mitch Ashbeck-Dwight Bailey third. Other first place finishes for lone had Duane Fetsch win ning the 100 meter dash in 12.2 seconds and Gregg Rietmann winning the 200 meters in 25 seconds. The 1600 relay team of McCab, Fetsch, Thompson and LaRue was first in 3:47 and the 400 meter relay team Cardinal Diane Morter barely gets over a hurdle. GtLECT Al Republican Candidate For Morrow County Treasurer Dirt it H Stkttihrti ht bftkm" bt comm.ttaa lo lKt Al Vane Morrow Courtly Iro.r Io Collator Nopprwr. 0r40n 73o ft Aft 6. ftftft ftHftftft,ft inftA Aftftftftftftft ftftft 1 TTQQ ft far Motiber Ti n v til a. It's the simplest way we know how to express our affection for mothers everywhere. All this week, we invite every mother in northeastern Oregon to come into one of our offices and pick up a fresh orchid absolutely free. Beautiful orchids from Hawaii to you. We wish for you the very best of Mother's Days. Free orchids while supply lasts. en pn) V ..v. of Fetsch, Jeff Hams, LaRue and Rietmann was first In 47.1 seconds. McCabe was second in the 200 and Fetsch third. Hams was second in the 100 meters and Conklin tied for fifth. Hams was second in the long jump at 16-10 and Jerry , . - ' i HEEITHOE WESTEHN kertwge federal &VNGS AMD LOAN ASSOCIATION Rietmann won the pole vault with an 11 foot vault. Thomp son was second in the pole vault. Gregg Rietmann was third in the long Jump. Starr placed second in the shot put at 41-11 and Gutierrez was fourth. Thompson was second in the high jump at 5-8 and Shawn LaRue fifth. Shawn LaRue was third In the 1500 meters with a time of 4:48.5. McCabe was second in the 400 meters with a 55.5 second Golfers 2nd at match Mike Lott shot an 82 and Jeff Edmundson an 83 to lead Heppner to a second place finish in the Lew Welch Invitational at McNary last week. Curt Day had an 89, Don Lott a 90 and Bryan Kerr a 96. Dorian Forrar led the JV team with a 94 and John Sumner shot a 111. For Morroiv 11111113 commissiOiier I will work for and communicate with the people of Morrow County Thb PoljHcgt Advwfemnt hd For By Merlin Carrln (zizimliiimil Center R Main Heppner 676-5266 clocking and Hams was fourth. Gregg Rietmann fin ished second in the triple jump with a leap of 34.4 and Jerry Rietmann was third. Shawn LaRue was fifth in the 800 meters and Larry Snider third in .the 3,000 meters with a clocking of 10:45.5. lone won the meet with 241 Vi points with Arlington second with 103, Helix third with 82, Dufur fourth with 77'4 and Echo last with 0. Enterprise won the meet with 341 team points while Heppner was three strokes back at 344. The Heppner girls won the meet with 227 team points while second place Umatilla had 241. Lottie Laughlin shot a 55, Cindy. Bergstrom a 70, Sandra Ward a 60. Liz Zita a 52 and Sheridan Sweek a 69. OITuOin County FSLJC oysia it
