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, The Heppner Gazette-Times, Ileppner, Oregon, Thursday, July 14, 1M0-THIRTEEN o o Heppner Swim team from page 12 Boys 12 & under mixed ages 123 m. medley relay: 2nd, 2:43.07Duane Ball, Shawn Paine, Rob Hutchinion. Mark Aneell: 4th. 3.20 8 Crale An- Adult hour set at pool; adult night cancelled 20 Heppner-Bwimmers compete at Pendleton gell, Keith Llmancn, Kenny Fifield, Eric Connor. Kelll Bcrgstrom also swam in exhibition events, but did not swim for times. An adult hour at the Heppner Swimming Pool will be held Tuesday through Saturday from 10 to 11 ajn., swimming Instructor Scott McEwen has announced. The adult hour will be for laps only. The Thursday adult night has been cancelled, McEwen said. The Heppner Swim team sent 20 swimmers to the swim meet hosted by Pendleton last weekend. The meet was at tended by 550 swimmers' in all from Heppner, Pendleton, LaGrande, The Dalles, Hood River, Kamlah, Bend, Her mittUm, Vale, Lewiaton-Clark-ston. and Canby. Duane Ball, swimming in the 9-10 year old boys cate gory, took 4th place in the 50 m. Backstroke with a score of 49.59. He look 6th place in the 50 m. Freestyle and 6th place in the 200 m. IM. He also took two 7th places, one in the 50 m. s ME EFFECTIVE 7 POT SIM V HUB whig Barb r: et Yomb Van Camp Pork & Beans ecye SuZzlira ! 31-Oz. Tree Top Apple Juice m i Galley's Mayonnaise liiacaroni & Cheese Dinners Whole Egg, 32-Oz. US n ,1 Kraft. 7-Oz. iff 3(o)) Jif Peanut Butter Creamy or Extra Crunchy, 18-Oz. Hawaiian Punch En a-rvi i-fc r s 1 1 D S r Ir I rr Homestyle Kosher. Genuine or i ai man o umii i ioivico Red, Very Berry or Low Sugar, 46-Oz. Can Homestyle Kosher, Gen Genuine Kosher, 46-0. Plain, with Meat, or with Mushrooms, 15.5-Oz. Assorted Flavors, .14 to .40 Oz., Makes 2 Full Quarts . 69c $1.19 79 8J1 Ragu Spaghetti Sauce Regular Kool-Aid Crisco Salad Oil 2.29 Delta 1 Ply Paper Towels 85-Sq. Ft. Single Roll 49 Shur-Fresh 100 Wheat Bread 22V4-0z. 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Heidi Samples won a stiver medal for taking 2nd place out of 79 swimmers competing in he 50 m. Backstroke. Swim ming for the 11-12 year old girls SO m. Butterfly, Heidi took 9th place. In the 200 m. IM. Hld took 7t Andre Bad. In the lf-12 year old girls divisiontook 10th place In the 50 m. Butterfly. Shelly Biddle took two 10th. one m the 50 m. Breast roke. and one in the 200 m. IM. ' Cam George, swimming for the 13-14 year old boys, won 5th place in the 100 m. Breastroke. and took 10th in the 100 m. Butterfly. Cam also won another 10th place ribbon, but the event and time were unavailable. The 11-12 year old girls free relay team, composed of Shelly Biddle. Andrea Ball, Beth Forrar and Heidi Sam ples, took 6th place. Campfire camp dates changed Dates for the 1980 Campfire Day Camp have been changed, it was announced this week. The day camp, originally scheduled for July 28. 29. 30. will now be held on July 29. 30 and 31. The camp will be from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds on July 29 and 30. On July 31 campers will go to Cutsforth Park for a picnic. The fee is $8 for members and $9 for non-members. Anyone still interested In registering may contact Irene Plocharsky at 676-5594. Boys as well as girls are invited to attend. (Justice j Court J Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner handled the following cases the past two weeks: Dale Melvin Conklin, Star Rt. Box 133. lone speeding $16 fine. Thomas Vincent Dahl, P.O. Box 390. Emory speeding $29 bail forfeited. Hans Arthur Block, 15757 S.E. Hwy 224 No. 36, Clacka mas speeding $6 fine sus pended. Richard Glover Peck 150 Water St.. Lexington speed ing $22 fine. Dana Paul Sumner, Ever green Apts. No. 15, Heppner failure to change address on license $6 fine. Alan Herbert Soth. 1580 N.W. Newport, Bend impro per U-turn $8 fine. Robert Alva Jones, 175 Baltimore. Heppner speed ing $29 bail forfeited. Cowbell es host Barbecue," fete The Morrow County Cow belles held a "Board Branding Barbecue" on Saturday, July 19. at 6:30 p.m. at the Jim and Carlene West Ranch at lower Rhea Creek. y' Approximately 50 people gathered for good food, danc ing and conversation in the huge West barn. "Haybale" tables and benches with sad dle blanket cushions were arranged throughout the loft in full view of Rhea Creek's sunset. ji. A board was branded with Morrow County brands for the Cowbelle State Fair booth. All counties contribute boards, wmcn win oe assembled into a free standing display for later use in malls, beef demonstra tions, etc. Carlene West and Claudia Hughes co-chaired the event, with help from Ruth Nutting and Becky Evans. Great burgers on the grill were prepared by Shirley Rugg and Darrel Dooney. Music was provided by Ron Davis, Bill Wise, Bill West, and Herkinson of Arlington. Cowbelle Chairwoman Claudia Hughes says that we'll "be seeing more of the Cowbelles at the Sidewalk Sale."
