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0000ptq0pM0000l1000m The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon. Mary Kincaid took first In the high Jump, and Kcllie Hammond look first In the Javelin at district track meet Friday and Saturday In Uma tilla. The girls, along with Greg Sweeney who placed second In the iftoo, will go on to the state championships this weekend at Iwis & Clark College in Portland. "I thought our kids had some fantastic performances, everyone had terrific efforts." said head coach Hale Conklin of the teams appearance in the district meet. To win first at district. Mary cleared 5 feet In the high jump her best jump this year. Kellie threw the javelin W8'B" to win first, and Greg ran the 1500 meters in 4:29 4 to place second. II was his best time ever. Although her third place finish won't enable her to compete at state. Kellie also placed third at district in the discus throw. She tossed the disc IOV" to break a school record The old record was W. rim wi..li qp mtf .WnWfT? Three HHS tracksters to compete in state meet I; Heppner Rodeo Club competes in Grant :: y ( y J A fiJM F v : .....4 ..( (L-R) Kellie Hammond, Greg Sweeney and Mary Kincaid on their way to state pho by ondi Berattrom high hurdles (4) 17.7. new Others who placed at the school record. district meet were: Kellie Hammond. Margaret DwayneGarratt high jump and Mary Kincaid. and Vickie (3) 10' Smith - 400 m relav (5) 55.3. Mary Kincaid - long jump (6) 14'H" Bonnie Arrington - Javelin (6) R9' The Heppner girls took sixth Margaret Kincaid 100 m Greg Sweeney 3.000 m (5) out of 12 teams at district, the 10:34 boys took eighth. Heppner Garden Club members meet " li i ' ' ' Founding President Bill members of me Heppner Rawlins is presented a life Garden Club by outgoing club membership in the Oregon Recretary Jusine Weather State Federation of Garden for(j dubs. Inc. on behalf of the ByJl'STINE WEATIIFRKORD Fourteen members of the Heppner Garden Club were hosted by Dr. Wallace Wolff at his suburban home on Monday night. May 11. After enjoying a potluck supper, the group looked at an owl's nest and searched for owls in the Wolff gardens, the members assem bled in the house and Presi dent Julia Hill called the May business meeting to order. A report on the April District 10 meeting was given by the four who attended. Plans were made for the arrangements of flowers which will be used at the Pioneer Picnic at the Fair grounds on May 24 A life membership was presented to Rill Rawlins who has been from its founding, a most outstanding member of the club. Two officers. President Jul ia Hill and Treasurer Babe Harris, were reinstalled, and a new vice-president Thetn Ixwe and a new secretary Adelle I -a Trace were invested wilh the duties formerly carried by Irene Swansnn and Justine Weatherford. Former club president Eleanor Gonty was the installing officer. The two outgoing officers were presented with bottle-wind chimes by the membership. A committee was appointed to implement the garden of the month program in cooperation with the Heppner-Morrow Chamber of Commerce. Irene Swanson. Theta Iowe. Dr. Wolff and Justine Weather ford were named to this committee. . By TAR A MAHOXKY, KF.POKTF.K Heppner High School Rodeo Club members competed In the Grant County High School Rodeo May 9 and 10 in John Day. Following are the results of the Heppner competitors: AII-Around Boy - Tony Currin Heppner AII-Around Girl - Tara Mahoney - Heppner. Team trophy - Redmond 131 Heppner 101 Little League opens Opening day for the Willow Creek Little league season was Saturday. May 9. al Heppner with a triple header. The schedule for the re mainder of the week is as follows: Monday. May II -Giants vs. Dodgers at Hep pner. Indians vs. Angels at Condon: Wednesday. May 13 -Angels vs. Braves at Heppner. Dodgers vs. Rangers at Fos sil. Game time is 6 p.m. Coaches for the Giants. Heppner. are Rick Johnston and Wayland Hyatt: Ron Bowman and Les Polzen are coaches for the Dodgers. Heppner: Bob Ployhar and Farl Fishhurn are coaches for the Braves. Heppner. Mike Craig and Ies Rnuska are coaches for the Rangers. Fossil: Bob Anderson and Walt Lacy are coaches for the Angels. Condon : and Jim Boor is coach for the Indians. Inne. Tara Mahoney - Pole Bending - 2nd Cow Cutting - 4th Goat Tying - 5th Team Roping - Chris Dahl -6th Barrels 10th Tony Currin' Bulldogging - 1st Cow Cutting - 4th Team Roping - Scott Scram stad - 5th Jeff Bailey Bareback Riding 2nd Cow Cutting - 6th Earl Hammond Bareback Riding 4th Don Kindsfather -Calf Roping - 3rd Brett Sherer -Bulldogging 5th Thursday, May 14, 1SI-MNE Co. rodeo Mike Currin Bulldogging - 6th Cliff Dougherty -' Bulldogging 7th Also competing from Hep pner were: Jack McQuire, Lee Rice, Marty Britt, Pat Schwarz, Mike Brosnan, Anne Van Schoiack, Kathy Hanson. The next high school rodeo that Heppner Club members will participate in will be at Chilogain May 16 and 17. www f A - 1 I If ' J V L 1 PLEASE YOUR SPECIAL GRADUATE WITH A SPECIAL GIFT FROM Large Selection Of WESTERN CLOTHES Shirts, Pants & Jackets ORDER A BELT BUCKLE UITU vniio mm iuur GRADUATES NAMEi UN II. 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