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FOt'R The tleppntr Gatrtte-TimM. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, April 15, ISS2 lone thinclads finish 3rd in Morrow Co. Invitational IK Ml( IIKI.I.KI.AIU'K The lone thinclads traveled m I'matilla on Saturday, April to. for a Morrow County Invitational track meet. The Cardinal boys finished third for the second straight week, l-ist Tuesday's meet was canceled because of poor weather, so this was only the Cards' second competition of the season. Several personal bests were recorded for the Cardinals. Denny Starr was first in the discus with a personal best of I2.V4". Starr was also first in the javelin with a throw of H2M1.-", also a personal best. The Cards' only other first 12 from HHS participate in rodeo Twelve Heppner High School Rodeo Club members participated in the Rufus High School Rodeo last Saturday and Sunday. April 10 and 11 Seven Hepner students placed in events. Don Kindsfather of Heppner and Scott Wright of Dayville tied for first in the All Around Boy category. Kindsfather also placed first in the calf roping and first in the team roping with Lindsay Claver of Hermiston In the calf roping division. MikeCurrin. Pat Schwarz and Cliff Dougherty took second, sixth and eighth places re spectively. Jr. golf classes set for May Any individual 16 years old or younger that wishes to take golf lessons should contact Mr. Paul Stringer as soon as possible, said a spokesperson. Classes will begin in May and meet during the week after school. Exact times and specifics will be worked out based on enrollment. Contact Mr. Stringer at 676-9130 (school) or 676-5443 at home. FOR : - t ll ENNIS DEALER Register Receipts business forms register machines nnis Business Forms, Inc copies 20 while-u-wait COMPETITIVE PRICES CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ON YOUR NEXT PRINTING JOB The Heppner GAZETTE-TIME 147 place was Craig Hams in the long jump with a personal best of 2rt'.T This allowed the Cards to go first and second in the long jump as Jeff Hams recorded a jump of lrt'41. " for second place. Another second for the Cardinals was Tim Patton in the high jump at 5'8". Donnie Taylor finished third in the high hurdles with a personal best of 17:35. Taylor also finished fourth in the inter mediate hurdles with a time of IfitM Jeff Hams finished fifth in the too meter dash in 1 1 .84 and Craig Hams finished sixth in the 2)0 meters with a time of 24 RV The Cardinal bovs finished A sister team from Hep pner. Tara and Trisha Maho ney. placed eighth in team roping Tara also placed fourth in pole bending and eighth in cow cutting while Trisha also placed eighth in breakaway roping and eighth in cow cutting Also placing from Heppner was Kalhv Hansen who took 101 h in pole bending. Other Heppner students at tending were Marty Britt, Shawn Britt. Steve Currin, Karl Hammond and Bridget Greenup. Redmond High School took the first place team trophv. said a spokesperson. FISHING Facts & A til IVIVU Getting Tackle Ready For The Season To avoid casting any gloom on your next fishing season, it's best to check your reel now. Does it squeak? Does it turn as quickly as it should? Does the bail flip over smoothly? All these are ways to tell whether your reel should be oiled. 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April 17. at Moro Ag. dept. forms comm. for rural development The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Advis ory Council on Rural Develop ment will hold its first meeting April 14-15 in Washington. DC. The sessions will be public, stated a recent news release. Frank W Nay lor. Jr.. under secretary of agriculture for small community and rural development, and co-chairman of the council, said the agenda would include various issues affecting smaller com munities, such as the impact of new federalism on rural areas 'The council is expected to play a leading role in assisting I'SPA's Office of Rural Devel opment Policy develop hear ings and other ways the l.'SDA can determine the needs and desires of rural commun ities." Naylor said "In addi tion, the group will be briefed on regulatory reform and private sector initiatives." BUSINESS CARDS Starting at 19.95 for 500 Full color pictures available 676-9228 Bowling news Tlonsil.iv iglil Ladies April S Won I .os I 32 - 16 , 26-22 25 - 2.1 25. 23 Gateway Tovota II & ('repair Kiimia Corp. LeKush Ray Boyee Ins M & R Elnor Covering Ruckmim's Columbia Basin Kiev. 23 - 2f 18-30 14-34 Splits: Robe Munkers and Phyllis Cole. 3-10 : Billie Doherty 6-7: Bonnie Palma leer, 5-7: Terri Smith. 810, Martha Doherty. 4-7-9: Bohhi Childers. 5-8-10: and I.oRavne Bowman. 6-7-10 High game: Inetia Cantin - 206. High series: India Cantin - 507. Koffee Klip Keglers Aprils Won 38-14 31- ' 28 - 24 28 - 21 24 28 24 - 28 17 - 35 16 - M Gutter Duster Uear Wives Newcomers Hi Ho's Dregs pytls Three Holers Three l.'s limb game- Mary Kennison liih. Iliuh scries . Marv Konimon - 553 Ihuh game - Three l.'s - 579. Iliuh series Weary Wives 1-,'n; Spli's Alvina P.ullierg. 5 l) and Linda Sehnlt 2-7 Sparrtiniers April ; Won -Lost Peicrvm's 40 - 20 Coast to Coast 38 - 22 Gardner's 36'-..- 23' Central Market 34' ..- 25' Si . I Market 24 - 36 MC.GG. 23'-.. 36' Lex Schwab 221,-- 37' Sears 21 - 39 Spli's- Chris Limanen. 6-7-fi in High game: Susan Jotjnston 217 High series: Chris Limanen 4W Mustangs win 1, lose 1 in double header Tin Heppner Mustangs opened league play Saturday with a double header against Wahtonka at Tht Hallos. Tho Mustangs won I ho l irst game II 2, however, they couldn't repeat tho perfor mance, losing i - M, in tho second John Murray .scored twice in the first game coming homo off a triple am! a double from Hruce Way's squeeo hunt Heppner's winning run was scored in tho sixth inning by Creg Connor, who hit a single and was driven homo off a douhle hv Tom llamman In tho second game. Hep pner out hit Wahtonka. hut the Mustangs' pitching game gave up i walks and two struck hatters to lose the game t - St Tho leading hitter for the Mustangs was Harry (iro shens with three hits out of lour limes at bat .lav Haves also hit well, slamming a double and a single in three trips to the plate. In league standings. Hep pner is now tied with Wahton ka for first, both with identical 1 -1 rtvnrds. No other teams in the league have plaved The Mustangs' next game is at home Saturdav against Sherman County at 1 p m The Needs of talented students met Hv CATHY PECK The Morrow County School District has organized a committee to assess and provide for (he needs of academically talented stu dents in the district Enrichment activities arc being developed at each school to enhance the educa lion of talented students Among the projects already develoM'd are radio adver tisement composition and presentation, a book fair, an arts showcase, the I Love Liberty Conlesl ( Heppner . science fairs, dramatics fair tin- public Positions to open on E.O.H.S.A. board Ten positions on tin Eastern Oregon Health Systems Agency lEOHSAi board of directors will become vacant .July l. it was announced in a recent news release from KOI ISA. Vacancies will occur in Morrow. Gilliam, Sherman, HoI Hiver. Umatilla. Union, Wasco and Klamath counties, the news release slated Bicycle rodeo held in Boardman Apr. 7 A Hicvele Kodeo was held on the playground of Sam Hoard man Elementary April 7 from I -no :i:no p ni . reported a spokesH-rson. The rodeo was put on by the Boardman Police Department; Sgt Hill Hudson. Hob Kurford, Jeff MeCaulev and the Morrow Coiiniv V K W . Auxiliary No -11X1 - .Jim and Hey Launer of Heppner and the Morrow County .Juvenile Department, Carolyn Holt - director and her secretary. Debbv Sbeir bon There were 5H partici pants from the school ranging in age from kindergarten through sixth grade The children were divided into three groups - kindergar ten - second grade, third and fourth grades, and litlh and sixth graders Each group was run through different obstacle and skill courses to lest their riding skills and were judged accordingly by two judges in each rlivision First, second and third prizes were given to Ihe winning participants in the three age groups: (kindergar ten - second grade i first -Dave Eesler. second - Kichard Kern, third Jana Mounts and third - Slacy Edwards. (Third and Fourth Grade) first - Jeff Hall, second - Kevin Guthrie, third - Raymond Sills. (Fifth and Sixth Grade) first - Harold Glenn, second - Lisa Jurney, third - Jose Manuel. learn then plays Wahtonka again next Tuesday at A p.m. Eirsl game: it 11 i: Hep. II I II II II '-' 0-:i li t Wah. 0 I ll II I II -'-' '-' 2 Halteries: Murray. Holland two. Murray four. Holland five ami H Way: Hver and Huchner; winning pitcher Holland, losing pitcher Hver. Heppner hits: singles Connor. H Way Hyatt: doubles - Murray, llamman: triples - Murray; home runs -none; Kill's - H Way (wo. llamman; stolen base - Oro shens. Holland three: and I) I' Holland to M Wav. Second game K II K' Hi'i ;t ii o (i i i Mi n ; Hah- 2 o it , j . i , Halteries' Connor. Hoiiaiut tun. Murray six and H Wav. Carver. O'Coinian one. Myers seven, and Huchner, winning pitcher: O'Gorman; losing pitcher: Holland Heppner Hits singles (Irn-diens Ihrec. Haves. Mur rav Connor. M Wav. Ham maii; doubles - Hayes, triples none home runs - none; Kill's Haves two. Murrav. Connor two and stolen bases Holland and math contests A .lumor High Math Skills Contest is being planned for sometime next fall m Hep pner. H is hoped that interest generated from that contest will encourage I he organiza tion of a county wide math skills conies! As the Academically Talen ted i.cT Committee organ ies and solidifies ils plans, parent input will be sought and an advisory committee will be formed The next meeting ot the committee will be Mav ". :l !u p ni a! the district oflice in Lexington The meeting will be ojien Id Nominations from Morrow Coun I v should be sent to: The Honorable Donald Mi'Elligott. Morrow County Courthouse, I'd Hn 7tH, Heppner. OK !)7;i!i. Tlx- nominalions will then be forwarded to Hie selection committee from the sub, iroa councils and county courts cmiiinissinns who may add nominees, but not delete anv names received, the news release said Prizes were donated hv Ihe following businesses for Ihe rodeo in Koardmari and one to l- held in Irrigon when Ihe weallier permits- C&D Drive In ol llnardiiian Hie Hoard man Pharmacy and Hard ware tlo- W E Nelson Com p.ois ol Koardmaii .) & D Electric ni lioardman. Hoard man Thrifty Market. Hill Sharkey's Excavating of Hoanlman, lioardman Sage Auto Parts and Children's Services Division of Hoard man Sloke's Landing of Irrigon. Irrigon luik Shop. Hrown s Auto & Truck Slop of Irrigon and DC Sales of Irrigon Richard J. McNerney for Morrow County District Attorney A new voice for Morrow County Government Aggressive cost conscious law enforcement Effective, evenhanded Prosecution of criminal offenders Responsible money management. (Paid for by Richard J. McNsrnay for DA; Da way Watt IraatiVer. 301 Columbia Ave. N.W. Boardman, OR 97818) HHS girls' track team places 3rd at Invitational Sparked by tlu performan ces of two freshmen runners, the Heppner High School girls' track team placed third out of IH schools at the Morrow County Invitational track meet held at Umatilla last Saturday, April 10. Slephiini Payne led the way as high point performer by scoring IH points, capturing second place finishes in the 100 and 2M meter dashes and reaching at the (ape to give the girls -too-meter relay learn a second place award She ran I he loo in a lime of : 13. 1 and iV 2oo in :27.5 The relay team of Payne. Jodi Padberg. Janelle McElhanev and Mary Kincaid nipped Joseph at the wire in : 5-1 2 for the second Pudborg erased two school records in the 1.500 and 3.000 meters She ran 5:25 4 in the l.oo meters to better the school record of 5:4:1 1 set by June McLean in l74 She finished the dav by running 12 12 :t to erase the record set hv Marv Kincaid of 12:1.14 last year Kincaid also earned points hv placing second in the high jump with a leap of 4'I0", barely missing nut at 5'0" and was fourth in the long jump wilfi a mark of IS"' .". "1 was very, verv pleased will) all of our erforniances Saturday." said coach Hale Conkhn "This was the biggest and probably the most com lielitive meet we will be in all season Times and marks overall were very good consi dering the HM)r weather we have had to work with this spring " . Lowering tunes in Ixith the I im) meter and loo meter hurdles was McElhanev Lisa Wilson improved in both Jr. Rodeo now being The Morrow Counlv Junior Hoden is set for June II. 12. and II. I'm.', at tjie Fair grounds in Heppner. announc ed a spokesperson for Ihe tumor roden Tin rodeo is sanctioned hv Ihe Western Stales Junior Kodeo Assoc I a lion for all its members and nun members thai wish lo participate on a erm!l The rodeo is for all Imivs and girls ages nine through H An added feature at Ihe Saturday afternoon show will In- a Slick Horse race There will be two divisions: thrw rr I't'i'i 1 1 1 i'i'ri'i''u'i'i'i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y& Evergreen Shrubs Asparagus Roots Seed Potatoes & Onion Sets Fertilizers Peat Moss For all your Spring Planting Needs -come fo GREEN FEED distance races. Plane Garrett competed In the high Jump and 800 and Andrea Jackson run the 100 and im melrr dashes. It was the first time either had competed In those events this spring The boys team did not fare well hut Conklln was not disappointed with their ef forts Wes Marlatt had diffi culty In the shot put but established a season's best In Ihe discus of II0'2". Just short of placing. Greg Orr and Archie Lucas Jumped well in both the triple and long Jumps in their first meet of ' (he season Lucas also ran Ihe 100 and 200 meter dashes and Orr cleared 5'2" In the high Jump. The Mustangs competed at home on Tuesday In a seven way meet and will he travel ing lo Moro on Saturday for a Sherman County Invitational. Starting time for Saturday will he 1 1 a m for field events with running events In star! later. Teams scoring at last Sat urday's meet were: Moys Wahtonka too. Joseph 98. lone 67, Helix fil. Enterprise 45. Arlington 41. Umatilla 24. Wasco County IB. Riverside 15. Condon 14 Slanfield 14. Pilot Kock It. Weslnn McEwen nine, Echo five. Spray two, Heppner tern. Iing Creek zero and Ukiah zero Girls teams scoring were: Joseph HH Wahtonka 52. Heppner 50. Helix 4li, Slanfield 15. Riverside 12';. Wasco Count v 11. Umatilla 10. Echo 21. Weston McEwen 19. En terprise .V .. Arlington II. lone 10. bng Creek eight. Condon nix. I'kfah six. Pilot Kock zero and Spray zero entries taken and four year olds and five and six year olds Six beautiful trophies have lieen donated lor the lop three in each div ision A small eutrv fee of $1 no will be charged staled Ihe sxkesM'rsoii A big nxlen dance will In field .Saturday night. June 12. will) music by The Imposlers of Corvallis After their per formance in Heppner. The boHislers will be going on lour Entries for Ihe rodeo will close on Mav 24 1482 For more mlormalmn call Annie Schwarz at tI7i; 4-ltM TTTT rl n X e - j j
