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Heppner High Rodeo Club
The Heppner High School
Rodeo Club competed in a
rodeo at Chiloquin .
, in which two
Heppner girls captured the
all-round and runner-up
titles and Heppner took the
team trophy.
Holland racks up
impressive record
"He's the best I've ever seen
since I've been coaching."
So says Heppner Baseball
Coach Dale Holland about his
star hitter. Doug Holland,
short-stop on this year's
Mustang baseball team.
Doug's lists of accomplish
ments are pretty impressive.
He led the league in hitting
this year for the second year
in a row. He made the
Columbia Basin league all
star team this year for the
second year in a row. He had a
24 consecutive game hitting
streak coverings two seasons
broken only in a game this
year at Wahtonka.
Since then Holland has
gotten a hit in the last seven
games of this season to start
on another streak. He ended
up with a .545 batting average
for the year, the second year
over .500, was voted most
valuable player by his team-
Columbia
Three Heppner players
were named to this year's
Columbia Basin all star base
ball team, Heppner High
School Coach Dale Holland
has announced.
Short-stop Doug Holland,
utility player John Murray,
and outfielder Jay Hayes.
110 compete in Junior
Olympics qualifier
Approximately 110 kids in
three age group divisions
competed in the Junior Olym
pics qualifying meet at Hepp
ner Saturday, May 16. Along
with the competitors from
- Heppner, there were repre
sentatives from ' Imbler,
Ukiah, Umatilla, lone and
Irrigon-Boardman.
The following Heppner com
petitors qualified for the state
meet in Portland on June 13:
Boys 10 and under - Barney
Lindsay in the long jump and
100 m. dash.
Girls 10 and under - Sandi
Turner in the high jump.
Boys 13 and 14 - Alex
Lindsay in the long jump and
200 m. dash.
Girls 13 and 14 - Stephi
Payne in the 100 and 200 m.
dash.
Listed below are the place
winners in each age group.
Boys la and Under
(all from Heppner)
100 m. dash - 1st B. Lindsay,
2nd D. Devin, 3rd J. Kindle,
4th K. Tucker.
200 m. dash 1st B. Lindsay,
2nd J.J. Shaw, 3rd D. Devin,
4th K. Troxell.
400 m. dash - 1st J.J. Shaw.
Long Jump 1st B. Lindsay,
2nd B. Brazell, 3rd J. Kindle,
4th R. Osmin.
High Jump 1st D. Devin,
2nd R. Osmin, 3rd C. Rill, 4th
C. Poorman.
Shot Put - 1st R. Osmin., 2nd
K. Tucker, 3rd C. Rill, 4th J.
Kindle.
Girls 10 and Under
(all from Heppner)
100 m. dash 1st R.
McRoberts, 2nd S. Turner, 3rd
N. Wright, 4ih T. Lindsay.
200 M. Dash - 1st S. Turner.
400 m. Dash 1st T. Lindsay,
2nd N. Wright, 3rd R. McRob
erts, 4th J. Limanen. .
Long Jump - 1st M . Hutchin
son, 2nd R. McRoberts, 3rd N.
Wright, 4th M. Wallis.
High Jump - 1st S. Turner,
"2nd Bonner, 3rd Y. Cowett, 4th
N. Robinson. "
Shot Put 1st M. Wallis, 2nd
M. Hutchinson, 3rd N. Taylor,
4th C. Hutchinson.
Boys 11 and 12
(all from Heppner)
100 m. Dash - 1st S. Stack,
2nd S. Arbogast, 3rd D.
Struthers, 4th K. Poorman.
200 m. Dash - 1st S.
Arbogast, 2nd T. Arbogast,
Lindsay Claver. Heppner.
took all-around girl, and Tara
Mahoney took runner-up all
around girl.
Brett Nordman, Redmond,
took all-around boy. , and
another Redmond boy. Chris
Dahl. took runner-up all-ar-
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Doug Holland
mates, and perhaps best of all.
at least from the coach's
standpoint, he is only a junior
and will be back to play again
next year.
"He's really a pretty im
pressive player;" says the
coach.
Basin all star players
were picked by league coach
es as outstanding in their
positions.
Of the group. Murray and
Holland are juniors and Hayes
is a sophomore. This marks
the second year in a row
Holland and Murray have
been selected to the all star
3rd D. Devin.
400 m. Dash - 1st D. Devin,
2nd R. Hutchinson.
800 M. Run - 1st T. Harrison.
Long Jump - 1st S. Polzen.
2nd D. Struthers. 3rd S.
Arbogast, 4th, B. Cason, R.
Sporseen.
High Jump 1st T. Harrison,
2nd G. Garrett. S. Polzen. 3rd
S. Stack, 4th B. Cason.
Shot Put - 1st R. Poorman,
2nd C. Wallis. 3rd J. Osmin.
400 Relay 1st Heppner.
80 m. Hurdles - 1st R.
Sporseen.
Girls II and 12
(all from Heppner)
100 m. Dash 1st P.
Heatherly, 2nd S. Kennedy, B.
Heatherly. 3rd T. Lindsay, 4th
Brazell.
200 m. Dash - 1st P.
Heatherly, 2nd S. Kennedy,
3rd S. Struthers.
400 m. Dash - 1st Heatherly,
2nd Struthers.
1500 m. Racewalk - 1st M.
Gates, 2nd D. Reid.
Long Jump - 1st S. Kennedy,
2nd S. Piper, 3rd B. Heatherly,
4th K. Brazell.
High Jump - 1st B. Heather
ly, 2nd S. Piper. 3rd K.
Brazell.
Shot Put - 1st T. Lindsay,
2nd K. Warren.
Boys 13 and 14
( Heppner Competitors
100 m. Dash 2nd Alex
Lindsay, 4th K. Limanen.
200 m Dash 1st Alex
Lindsay, 3rd L. Hayes.
400 m Dash - 3rd W. Wilger.
Long Jump - 1st Alex
Lindsay.
Shot Put 4th K. Limanen.
80 M. Hurdles - 2nd J. Cason,
4th T. Hyatt.
Girls 13 and 14
(Heppner Competitors)
100 m Dash - 1st S. Payne.
200 m Dash - 1st S. Payne.
800 m. Run - 1st J. Padberg,
3rd D. Reid.
1500 m. Run - 1st J. Padberg,
,3rd M.Gates.
Long Jump - 2nd S. Payne,
4th J. Padberg.
High Jump - 4th R. Struth
ers. Shot Put - 2nd P. Orr, 4th J.
McElhaney.
400 m. Relay - 2nd Heppner.
80 m. Hurdles 4th J.
McElhaney
May M.
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captures team trophy at Giiloquin
ound boy.
The Heppner team accum
ulated 164' points for the
team trophy, with Redmond'
coming in second with n2's.
pther Heppner team results
follow:
Team Trophy - Heppner-lst
IM'j: Redmond-2nd 1.12'j.
Lindsay Claver - 1st Break
away Roping. 3rd Barrels. 4th
Pole Bending. 5th Goat Tying.
2nd Team Roping Don
Kindsfather.
Wranglers Riding Club
holds awards
The Wranglers Riding Cluh
held their awards dinner for
the four previous Plav Davs
on May 17. at 5 p.m. at the
Fair Annox Buildine
Receiving awards in their
respective nee divisions were:
6 years am) imtler
I -Steve Hoffman -11( points.
2-Cherie Papineau - K-t. 3-Hollv
Eckman - 3fi. 4-Travis(Jreennp
- 311
".x&flvears old
l-Michelle Papineau - HM5.
2-Craig Aneell - 76. 3 -Russell
Britt - 50. 4-Marc Angell - 2',
ia-l:l years old
1-Andrea Ball - points.
2-Jasnn Doherty - 4fi. 3-Brid-gett
Greenup - 40. 4-Rohbette
Angell - 38.
1 4-17 vears old
team.
Holland ended the season
with a league leading .545
batting average and was
named MVP for the Mustangs
by his teammates.
Murray, "who has played
eight of the nine positions on
our team." says the coach,
was named as a utility player
and batted .385 this year, third
in the league.
Welfare reform not in spotlight
Welfare reform hasn't oc
cupied much of the public
spotlight this session, but it
surely is one of state govern
ment's ma jor achievements of
the past two years, reported
Senator Ken Jernstedt.
An aggressive top-to-bottom
shakeup of welfare programs
waged by the Atiyeh adminis
tration has replaced welfare
with work for thousands of
Oregonians at a savings of
more than $150 million in your
federal and state tax dollars,
and has provided a blueprint
for the rest of the nation to
follow, because what has
happened with little fanfare
here in Oregon is what the
Reagan administration hopes
to achieve in all states.
No one can quarrel with the
original concept of welfare,
which was designed during the
1930's as a system of tempor
ary aid for people who.
through no fault of their own.
were unable to meet their
needs and the needs of their
families.
But somehow, without our
quite knowing how it happen
ed, this system of temporary
aid has turned into a system of
lasting shackles and it has
reached the point where we
now have third and fourth
Umatilla
Ready -Mix
is Still in Business in
Heppner
Cement deliveries scheduled twice
weekly to South Morrow County.
Regularly on
Wednesdays end Fridays
Tara Mahoney - 1st Pole
Bending. 2nd Rnrrels, 3rd
Goat Tying. 6th Cow Cutting.
8th Breakaway Roping.
Anne VanSchoiack - 9th
Breakaway Hoping.
Brett Sherer - fith Calf
Roping.
Tony Currin - Rth Team
Roping - Scott Skramstad. 5th
Rulldogging.
Hon Kindsfather - 1st Bull
dogging. 2nd Team Roping -Lindsav
Claver.
dinner
1 -Anita Palmer - RO points.
Anita Palmer
2-1; t Sehwarr --tH. 3-Anne Van
Sehoiaek - 4(1. 4-Cammie
Mover -'3fl
I.k ears anil over
1 Sherry Kemp - 7H points.
2,loan Eckman - 30. 3-Bar-hara
Gutierrez - 26. 4-Gayle
Papineau - 22. iTIE Patricia
Van Sehoiaek - 22.
A meeting followed with
Anne Schwarz. president of
the cluh. presiding. Discussed
were the upcoming Cowboy
Breakfast and Horse Show in
Auuusi
Anyone interested or able to
help with the breakfast is
asked to please contacf Anne
Schwnrz or Dehora Palmer.
"We are in need of everyone to
help so it will he a success and
run smoothly. " said a club
spokesperson.
named
Haves, the sophomore, was
named as an outfielder to the
all star team, and was voted
"most improved ball player "
hy his teammates this year.
For the second year in a row
sen ir infielder and pitcher
Hick Cole gained an honorable
mention to the all star team,
which is chosen from votes
east by the five league
coaches.
generation welfare families.
What to do to solve this
prohlem and to break this
chain of dependency has been
with the Slate Legislature for
a number of years, but reform
attempts have generally been
frustrated hy the federal
government, which provides
much of the money and most
of the say. commented
Jernstedt.
Oregon's policy has resulted
in 5.ttx recipients being im
mediately dropped from the
welfare rolls, with another
15.000 receiving a sharp reduc
tion in their payments. It is
estimated that nearly 75 per
cent of those who were
affected by these changes are
now employed and no longer
dependent on help from their
fellow citizens.
Nothing in these new pol
icies in any way alters or
dilutes our collective respons
ibility to help those with
legitimate needs, starting
with the blind, aged and
disabled.
We should continue to dem
onstrate our compassion, but.
while doing so. we must
guarantee that our limited
resources are not squander
ed by those whose greed
exceeds their need, said
Jernstedt.
for dispatch
call collect
Ie Rice . 1st Bareback
Riding.
Jeff Bailey 4th Bareback
Riding.
Mike Currin - 1st Calf
Roping. 5th Team Roping
ScuU Ditmore. 6th ullKgg
ing. Cliff Dougherty - 2nd Bull
dogging. 2nd Calf Roping.
Wade Bertsch 1st Team
Roping John Hill. 4th-5th
(tie) Cow Cutting,
Marty Britt - th Calf
Roping.
Also participating in this
rodeo from Heppner were:
Pat Schwarx. Mike Brosnan
and Earl Hammond. The next
rodeo is at Canby, June 13 and
14.
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timekeeper. Historian have
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Top spellers compete
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Morrow County School's top
spellers competed In a district-wide
spelling contest at
Columbia Junior High School
In Irrlgon on Thursday. May
14.
Winners In the three divis
ions of the contest were as
follows :
Division I (Elementary to
firntlr At
I Terr i Meyers, Board
man: 2 Shannon McLaugh
lin. Heppner; 3 Chris Rea.
lone.
Division II (Grade T In ft)
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