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F.K.HT-The Heppner GMeUe-Tlme. Mustangs The Heppner Mustangs won both games of a double header against Sherman Co. Saturday at Heppner. The first game saw Heppner explode for six runs in the i sixth inning to finish up the , " contest. 7-2 over Sherman. Ken Stookie got on with a base hit. Jeff Orr made it on , base on an error. Bruce Way hit a two-run single. Rick Cole doubled and John Murray tripled. Rick Cole pitched a four hitter, striking out eight and walking five. Heppner 10M(X7 Sherman 1OIH0AH2 Heppner R-7 H-8 E-4 Cole & B Way Sherman R-2 H-4 E-2 Wason & Connor In the second game of the double header Heppner came out on top again, this time by a score of 4 - 1. "John Murray pitched six innings and did a super job." said head coach Dale Holland. "Then he walked with the bases loaded and Doug Hol land came in for a strike out and two ground balls to end the ballgame." . .Sherman Heppner eIOftl 0A21AIX4 Heppner R-4 H-5 E-l Mur ray. Holland (7) & B. Way Sherman R-l H-3 E-l Mit chell & Connor Heppner golf The Heppner girl's golf team placed fourth last week in the district golf tournament held at Juniper Golf Course at Redmond. First place in the district went to Crook County School. Prineville, with a score of 865: second place to Redmond with 958; third to Burns - 982: and fourth to Heppner with 1.018. Between 40 and 50 girls participated in the district tournament, playing two Heppner High All-Sports Banquet to be held May 18 The Heppner High School All-Sports Banquet will be held on Monday. May 18, at 6:30 p.m. in the high school cafetorium. The purpose of the banquet will be to honor all athletes that have participat ed during the 1980-81 school vear. All athletes and their EOSC rodeo slated May 15-17 Top rodeo contestants from 18 northwestern colleges and universities are expected to compete in the 13th annual Eastern Oregon State College Rodeo, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 15, 16 and 17, in the LaGrande Maverick Arena. The rodeo is in conduction with EOSC Par ents' Weekend. "We'll have some really tough competitors here," said EOSC Rodeo Advisor Gene Scrivner. "ItH be a good rodeo to kick off the local season." The EOSC Rodeo Team, currently ranked fourth in the Northwest Region of the DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY Live music at the Elk's Lodge Fri. and Sat. May 22-23 is Heppner. Oregon, Thursday. win both in L-- J. " ' rt 1 - 'f n Bruce Way comet in lone tracksters compete in district and head for state By MICHFI.I.E l.AIU'E The Cardinal Track teams competed in the district 7A championships at Umatilla. Friday and Saturday. May R and 9. The boys team hit their peak at just the right time as the eight boys on the team team takes 4th at district 9-hole rounds each day for a 36-hoIe total. Top scorers for Heppner 's team were as follows: Lottie Laughlin: 53-52-56-52 for a total of 213: Lorrie Day: 62-68-61-63 for 254: Liz Zita: 77-69-55-66 for 267: Sarah Forrar: 73-74-69-70 for 286: and Ann McLaughlin : 69-76-68-80 for 293. Lottie's score sent her to Portland to the state tourna ment held Mondav and Tues families are asked to be present. All members of the Heppner Booster Club are also invited to attend. The speaker will be Kerry Eggers. sportwriter for the Oregon Journal Newspaper. The banquet will be potluck style and each family is National Intercollegiate Ro deo Association, is expected to show well on their home ground. The team has, accord ing to Scrivner, "the capacity to take the lead in bull riding and bareback riding." EOSC bull rider Dick Shaffeld is well on his way to national compe tition. Scrivner said he expects the EOSC team to score well in other events as well. Rodeo events are scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friudy and 1:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. In addition to regular events for men and women, there will be wild cow milking and calf dressing contests on Sunday. Dont miss the outdoor B.B.Q.,Sat. May 23 May 14, I9S1 double header for the tlide finished third in the meet with 78 points, behind Sherman County who had 1 points and Wahtonka with 80 points. Preliminaries in most events were held on Friday with finals on Saturday. In the boys events there were three finals on Friday. Placing on Friday were Shawn La Rue day. May 11 and 12. at Glendevere Golf Course. The last time Heppner sent a girl to the state tournament was around three years ago. when Cindy Kerr qualified. While the girls state tourn ment was going in Portland, the boys district tournament was being held at Kahneeta. At last report. Don Lott was tied for second at the end of the first da v. asked to bring food according to the follwing schedule: Main Dish to be provided bv families whose last name begins with letters from A to M with salad and-or dessert being furnished by families whose last names begin with letters N through Z. Admission will be $1.50 for students, $2 for non-students and there will be no charge for children 12 and younger. Stock for the rodeo will be provided by the Lazy FZ. Weiser, ID. The rodeo announ cer will be Joe Nichols of Echo. OR. The ancients believed the emerald had the power to heal diseases of the eye. photo by Cindi Bergstrom with a 5'4" hiiih jump good enough for sixth place. Penny Starr with a sixth place win in the discus with a throw of t3-7". and Craig Hams finish ed fourth in the triple jump with a personal best of :WA' t" Siiturdavs competition star ted out with Howard Leavilt. Jim McCahe. Trove Peterson, and Grvuc Kielmann winning the -too meter relav in the time of AT, K I .a Rue then placed second in the javelin with a throw of 14211" and Starr was riL'ht behind with a throw of ML':i" for third. The Iihi meter dash hroucht in more points with a second from Kielmann in 119 and a fifth from Peterson in 12.5. MeCabe brought the lone r K M!Jvf' '7:W Enter the 7up Winner's Choice Sweepstakes. Win a $10,000 Bonus! See details on displays at your local grocer. 7UP Winmi' l Clmct Swrnmlakes P 0 Bo 7691 CMcjgo II 60680 Uf) purchase required Hand pnnt your nam address ami crrie rn tie blanks piovirjed Mil Sweepslanes closes July 31 1!81 All entries musl De receiver) rjy August 10. 1981 lo De entjine lor the drawing Name Address City Stale .Zip. Win a $10,000 Bonus! 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Rawlins reports that the Western Kentucky golfers placed second in the Ohio Valley Conference. He held the number two place on the school's five-man golf team, and his stroke average for the seven tournaments last season was 73.3. Booster Club There will be a meeting of the Heppner Booster Club on Tuesday. May 2fi at 7:0 a m. at the Waeonwheel Restaur roosters to their feel with a stretch run to edge Von Borstel of Sherman for first in the 400 meters in the school record time of 52 1 LaRue picked up more points in the hit'h hurdles with a fifth place finish in IK 3 Rietmann and Peterson again picked up points in the 200 meters with Kielmann winning in 23 4 and Peterson taking fourth in 24 4 I. a Hue again picked up points in the 300 hurdles as he finished fifth with a time of 44 7 The team of McCahe. Peter son. 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IL WlbOO 3 To oeeiioiole re the tioorjo oonm emmnrnuti rttfve the wven loorrs evenly ftumwer m the cw rec' cnronologtrl uruer hum I HI eiiuell occurring event m Ihe re' 10 'Ike lei otGWimo everrt in the yei Ihe carreer lllMti m reewfel If) ni the icgui weeotttfe piie uty llir butivi, pne EMrHi!, pure ol'er A m Oreo mo inrieievei pro MOdeo ijied or resutcied STARS ARE THADT MARKS OF THE SEVEN-UP blanks available at these stores: Court Street Market S & J MirReT Lexington "BnstowY Market lone This summer Charlie will again be working at the Rend Golf and Country Club and will play in area tournaments. He says he will see how his play goes and may then go hack east in the spring to enter tournament there. He has just a few hours to complete his B.S. in Physical Ediirntinn. Although he easily outplays most Heppner golfers, they are glad to have him around, and everyone is hopeful he will made good in tournaments. Inst year he was the top wouthpaw (left-handed I golf, er in the state. to meet ant New officers will he elected for the coming year and special projects will be discussed. Thev also broke the school record for the relav hv oxer seven seconds. In girls competition Marg aret Dobertv finished first in the 400 meters with a time of tin 7 and second in the 2xt meters in 27 I All participants who finish ed first or second will advance lo the slate meet this Friday and Saturday. Mnv 15 and 16 at I .wis and Clark College in Portland lone tracksters headed for stale are Kielmann in Ihe loo. 2ou 4imi relav and MM relav. McCahe in the 4m and both relays. Peterson in both re lays. 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Should we spend approximately $45,000,000 or more to take 6,000,000 worth of property from the flood plain? I have called Mr. Hatfield's office over and over again asking that he have the Corps of Engineers consider cleaning and lining the channels through town rather than plugging one channel with an experimental type dam. I was told by Mr. Hatfields assistant, Mr. Tom McGinnis and Mr. Tom Ivasor that I and the people of Heppner are mistaken and simply do not have our facts straight when we say that the 19C9 and 1971 flood came down Shobe Canyon rather than Willow Creek. Mr. McGinnis said we should accept the fact that we have been beaten, back off, and let the Dam Construction proceed. In my opinion, Mr. Hatfield is not interested in the safety of the people of Heppner but only wants to boast that he has had millions of dollars appropriated in his District. I talked to Jerry Whi taker and Major Mook with the Corps of Engineers in Walla Walla and asked the same question. Mr. Whitaker said they did start a study in 1972-73 considering the channel as an alternative to the dam but met with "overwhelming local opposition." I informed him that I know of no one who was aware of such a study and was told "the local city officials were and did not want it as the city would have to pay too much as their local share. )f I questioned the design of the dam and was told by Mr. Whitaker and Major Mook that they didn't think we have anything to worry about with a dam of their design as there are several dams of this design world wide. I asked if there are any in the US and was told "I think so." I asked if the Corps had ever designed or built a dam of this thin wall design as is proposed for Heppner and Major Mook said "no". They have not. I will not feel comfortable sitting under a dam of questionable design just so the city can supposedly save a few dollars on the water system while robbing the Federal Government of tens of millions of dollars... The mayor's reason for supporting he has stated the dam is that if we do not build it, the flood plain will not allow building, improve ments, or sales in the downtown area. They've been telling us that for years, yet I see a definate improvement across the street at the R.V. Park. Also, I feel the S & J Market and the Les Schwab Bldg. and others are definitely improvements. I believe the city officials have neither the spirit nor the authority to stop progress in Heppner so let's . not Jet ourselves be blackmailed into supporting this waste. Isn't it time that we let common sense over-rule greed? Vote No! on the Willow Creek Dam. (paid for by Randy Lott) s , -Yca'veEzrr.sdDiJrEsst SETS, Kiii lieiei
