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"0mfrit The lleppner Gazette-Times, lleppner. Oregon, Thursday, May 29, 1980 SEVEN ike Lott wins 'Best of Show' honor 'I,, i M , f mmmmmmmmmmm-mmmmmmmm, m i iiiiiiiii.ni.ii m Mike ljtt was awarded the Best of the Show award at the recent lleppner High and Elementary Schools Art Show and Reception. About 500 persons attended the show according to Ronald I r 'ss Vr- I " r I ' u i r' S Mi i . " ...." -. '4. .". .. ( ... ..'..". H ...i, -II lh t--Ir'lllllT- - - :L$lmJ-u.-,,. ,.,-,,,..., MmrhmM.. i Winning awards at last weeks art show were: (left to right) Gary Riley, Greg Groshens, Paula Heinrichs, Kalhy McConnell, Glen Smith and Rita Gibson. Junior Olympic marks impressive (C'onlinurrf from page 6) Sid Kennedy won the high jump with a mark of five feet. Otust short of the state mark of I. 2 Todd Miller placed second and Randy McCahe third. T.tler Trumbell is going to state in the long jump with his 1710 jump with Sid Kennedy second and McLaughlin third In the discus. Trumtwll will also compete at state as he qualified with a throw of 115-4 with second place Gilbertson also qualifying with his throw of KWC. Kennedy was third. For the 13 and M girls, Heppner's Stepbi Payne qualified in the 100 with a time of 13 8 seconds Tiffany Mark was second and three tied for third Payne just missed qualify ing in the 200 meters with a Qitne of 28.56. She needed a lime of 28 52 Pam Orr was second and Tiffany Mark third Faith Larmay won the 400 meters in 107 4 with Orr second and Wendy Powell third Larmay also won the 800 meters in 2'4(t with Orr second and Kelli Bergstrom third. Shelly Strocger placed first in the 1500 meters with a time of 6 41.3 with Ellen Arbogast second and Joni Mitchell third Melinda Eubanks won the shot put at 23 5:,4 with Shawn Brill second and Cherrie Hager third Brill won the high jump with a mark of 4 4 with Janelle McFJhaney second and Trisha Mahoney third. Brenda Pettigrew is going to state with her effort of 15-1 in the long jump. Stepbi Payne placed second and Gayle Titus third. Pettigrew, with a throw of 75 3, and Tracy Burg, with a throw of S7, both qualified for the state Junior Olympic meet in the discus competi tion. Both students are from Boardman. Anne McLaughlin of lleppner was third. In the 15 and 16-year-old boys competition, Craig Hams was first in the 100 in 12.2 TftAWBiimiES Tcking orders Storting May 27 With or without items GERALD Bombing Rongo Rood Forrar, art Instructor. liOtt won his award for his work In architectural design. lleppner student body pre sented a Purchase Award to Mardel James for a drawing. Five local merchants- seconds with the qualifying time needed being 11 7 sec onds Gene Wimmer was second and Archie Lucas third. Lucas won the 200 meters in 28 3 seconds. Greg Orr won the boys 400 meter run with a time of 1:08.7. In the shot put, Wimmer qualified for state with his throw of 37-6 with Cord Adams second and Steve Curtis third. Orr won the high jump with a leap of five feet. Craig Hams won the long jump with a leap of 17 11 with Lucas second and Adams third. Wimmer won the discus competition with a throw of Youngsters display P.E. skills Grade school students in grades 1 to 5 at Heppner Elementary participated in a physical education program for their parents during school last week. Students jumped rope, tum bled, played basketball, play ed volleyball, danced and did excercises in front of more than 100 persons in the junior hil gymnasium Woman golfers score Ladies' Day May 20 at Willow Creek Country Club had eight golfers playing in the morning and 14 in the afternoon. Morning winners were: Kay Anderson, low gross; Fran Crook, low net; and Sharon Harrison, least putts. The afternoon winners were: Pat Edmundson, low gross; Fran Crook and Roxie Lovgren, tie for low net; Betty Carlson and Dorris Graves, tie for least putts; and Roxie Lovgren, closest to the pin. REA Call 4815922 Coast to Coast. Central Mar ket. Gardner's Men's Wear. Peterson's Jewelry and Mur ray's Drug donated $10 gift certificates for various art categories. Winners of the gift certifi 107-3 with Adams second and Rodney Cole third. For the 15 and 16 girls age group. Shana Fritchman won the UK) meter dash in a time of 14 seconds with Cathy Lindsay placing second. In the 800 meters, Mary Kincaid won it with a clocking of 3:00.4. ! t Some Heppner Elementary students jumped rope as part Ifttfiwrrwwtf uuiiTy 989-1221 1 1 PSi Grain Growers,. jj ChlJ,;JsD9J,' 11 0nIy 3 cates were Glenn Smith, pen and Ink rendering. Gary Riley, sculpture: Greg Gro shons. ceramics: Mardel James, painting: and Paula Heinrichs. design. Smith received a first -place Bonnie Nix, Cathy Lindsay won the shot put competition with a throw of 26-6' .. with Sherry Clement second and Michele Saling third. Lindsay also won the high jump with a leap of 4-6. Sherry Clement won the first-place ribbon in the discus throw with a toss of 82-9 and Saling placed second. V - T Y J)'"'""'" v i S ! v. I r vi .... ribbon in painting with Cyn thia Stroeber second and Kruce Shehan third. Darwin Ansoleguf won a ribbon for a clay project. Ixitt won a blue ribbon in architecture. Eric Thompson was first in pin hole photography with Andy Samples second, and Rita Gibson and Stephanie Sumner tied for third. James placed first in draw ing with Mike Rothe second and Bonnie Nix winning the third-place ribbon. Kafhy McConnell won the top prize in the sculpture competition with Andy Gor man second and Rita Gibson third. Judges for the show were Barbara Fairchild. Carol Boerger and student Steve Curtis. Mt. St. The U.S. forest Service in the Pacific Northwest Region is forming a team of special ists to develop a management plan for the Mt. St. Helens area impacted by the volcanic eruption. R E. Worthington, regional forester, said the interdisci plinary team will look at both long-range and short range needs of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest area where Mt St. Helens is located. Included will be action in coordination with Washington state and county officials to remedy the trans portation system in the area, and to deal with some of the mudflows in the Toutle River. Worthington said other con siderations will include plans for the influx of visitors anticipated, the salvage of timber, access to National of their P.E. show. Bonnie Nix stands Helens plan to be developed Forest lands, and research by the Pacific Northwest Forest McElligottto gotoAustria Morrow County resident Janel McElligott, daughter of L. Jerry and Maryan McElli gott of lone, has been selected to participate in the Univer sity of Portland's extension program in Salzburg, Austria. Miss McElligott, a 1979 lone High School graduate, is a sophomore at the university majoring in communications. The program is conducted in cooperation with the Institute of European Studies. The 40 students enrolled will live and attend classes at the Univer sity of Portland Center in Salzburg for the 1980-81 aca demic year. They will study social sciences, fine arts, German and theology. The students will visit England, France, Germany, Austria. Italy and Greece. JV7uAiCCl Generic Individually Wrapped Sliced Imitation Cheese 12 oz. pkg. Star Kist 83 Flav-R-Pac Frozen Lemonade 3 l00 Welch's Grape Jelly 1 09 Cache Valley Hot Cheese 29 m 'f by her award winning pencil drawing of a lion. and Range Experiment Sta tion into effects of ash on resources. The team will work with state and county as well as other federal agencies to coordinate Forest Service activities with actions of others in the area. Work also will continue with the Geological Survey in lone Liquor Store 209 May 3 1 Location Bristovv's Market lone, Oregon 422-7122 Hours 7:30 Monday Saturday l A mft Chunk Light Tuna C can Planters Reg! 25' Snack Size Salted Peanuts 81 00 Coke 7UP Crush Diet 7UP Dr. Pepper Dads Rootbeer Tab Jm J HI Pepper Pinwheel Cookies Brick tailoring activity. Worthington said. Hot gases, pumice, and ashes from the explosive eruption of May 18 devastated approximately 150 square miles of land north and northwest of the mountain, with all trees and other vegetation laid flat. I JUt m a.m. - 6:00 p.m. I Holidays Excluded i m t- I urvirfl Prices Effective Thursday, May 29 -Wednesday, June 4 lone 422-7122 Boneless Fully Cooked Ham 1 49 X lb. Blue Bell All Twin Packs Potato Chips n etc Pack Canned Pop 6Pak I plus Deposit i 12 oz. pkg. 1 J 29 I
