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TEN-The Heppner Gaiette-Timea, Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, Wranglers' Jerry Brosnan Morrow County Wranglers held their third playday May 2. Following are the winners of each event and their times. Barrels Six and under: Cherie Papinea - 22.10; Steven Hoff man - 22.85: Joey Hoffman -29.83: and Donita Sharp -31.73. Seven through nine: Jodee Ashbeck - 21.81; Heather Eckman - 23; Marc Angell -26.73 ; and Danny Sharp - 27.90. 10 through 12: Jason Dough erty - 19.94: Angie Ashbeck -19.97: Mike Van Schoiack -21.34: and Jennifer Currin -21.43. 13 through 17: Anita Palmer - 19.4.".: Stve Miller - 20.53: Bridget Greenup - 20.87; and Bobbette Angell - 21.78. IB and over: Gail Papineau 18.76: Penny Hoffman 19.70: Joan Eckman - 19.85: and Mary Ann Munkers - 19.88. Poles Six and under: Cherie Papineau - 25.63: Steven Hoffman - 26.26; Shelly Ash beck - 34.44: and Donita Sharp - 41.75. Seven through nine:-Jason Britt - 27.80; Danny Sharp -31.84: Jodee Ashbeck - 32.59: and Marc Angell - 33.21. lo through 12: Jason Dough erty - 22.29; Michelle Pap ineau 22.58: Craig Angell -25.12: and Mike Van Schoiack - 26.01. 13 through 17: Bobbette Angell - 26.14: Bridgett Green up - 26.36: Anita Palmer -27.35; and Steve Miller - 29.99. 1 . 1 . Tv ' IG TOOL CLOSE OUT ALL S&K ft 4f ' . :. w ......X. J. . J. . , n-JvMzB-A I I'll iM JLzXDl :: 2 1 1 4 'fi imjj? til If If :1 --JT i i' JM 4 1 , I Y'&u-&r 1 fuCU By Sockets Pullers Screwdrivers Wrenches And Much( Much More NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE ON TOOLS! hold play day . ""BJ'aBWBl 18 and over: Sherry Kemp -23.23: Mary. Ann Munkers -23.35: Gail Papineau 23.68; and Bob Van Schoiack - 25.41. Sack Race Six and under: Sara Green up: Steven Hoffman; Donita Sharp: and Cherie Papineau. Seven through nine: Angie Currin: Heather Eckman; Amy Greenup: and Larry Cecil. Rings 10 through 12: Jason Dough erty - 18.97: Mike Van Schoiack 20.37; Michelle Papineau - 20.53: and Duane Ball - 20.71. 13 through 17: Bobbette Angell - 17.23; Steve Miller -20.05; Anita Palmer - 20.22: and Bridget Greenup 21.29. 18 and over: Mary Ann Munkers - 16.94: Trish Van SChoiack - 17.26: Sherry Kemp 17.88: and Bob Van Schoiack 19.24. Water Race Six and under: Cherie Papineau - 10.69: Steven Hoffman - 14.21: Andy Ash beck 15.78: and Donita Sharp - 16.05. Seven through nine: Angie Currin - 9.18: Jason Britt -10.75: Jodee Ashbeck and Danny Sharp -12.24. and Heather Eckman -13.03. 10 through 12: Jennifer Currin - 12.13; Michelle Pap ineau - 16.72: Craig Angell -17.86: and Jim Brosnan 21.27. 13 through 17: Steve Miller -13.89: Bobbette Angell -16.33: Bridget Greenup - 17.23: and Dvann Brosnan - 19.18. 4 " 25 OFF TOOLS IN STOCK , i 1....VVM0t - TTTrnJini:::::::ii;::ii:Hi:::: May , IMS IB and over: Gail Papineau U.B9: Sherry Kemp 12.90; Mary Ann Munkers 14.43; and Bob Van Schoiack -15.06. Boot Race Six and under: Donita Sharp; Steven Hoffman; Shel ly Ashbeck: and Sara Green up. Seven through nine: Larry Cecil: Jason Britt: Danny Sharp: and Jodee Ashbeck. 10 through 12: Duane Ball: Michelle Papineau; Jason Dougherty; and Craig Angell. 13 through 17: Steve Miller; and Dyann Brosnan. IB and over: Sherry Kemp; Bobbie Angell; and Joan Eckman. Tha first rapresentathra as tambty in America convtnad at Jamestown, Virginia, July 30, 1619. Heppner tracksters display super By C.I.ENN SMITH Tuesday. April 27. Sherman Co. was the sight of the Heppner track teams' display of what Coach Dale Conklin called "some super duper efforts." Heppner journeyed to Sherman Co. to compete in a five way track meet that also included Wahtonka. Sher man Co.. Condon, and Wasco Co. Team scores for the girls were Wahtonka 68'. Sherman Co, 56';. Heppner 54. Condon 20. and Wasco Co. 19. Heppner girls missing second by only 2' ? points. The closeness of the girls' score in Coach Conklin's opinion was. "The most satis fying event of the whole track meet." High scorer for the girls was Stephanie Payne with 13' points, followed by Pam Orr with 12 i points. Payne re ceived two firsts, one in the 100 in 13.42 and another in the 200 in 28.72. plus she earned points by being on Heppner winning 400 meter relay team. Pam Orr received a first in the shot put. setting a new school record with her tremendous heave of 31!5". She also received two third placings. one in the 400 and another in the 300. Other first place finishes for the girls included Lisa Wilson taking a first in the 3.000 : a i nun fiiiiinFr IHS thinclads compete at Umatilla, boys finish 1st, girls 3rd Bv MICHELLE LARUE The Cardinal thinclads trav eled to Umatilla on Tuesday, April 27. The Cardinal boys finished first with 72 points, and the girls finished third with 19 points. First places for the boys wererecorded by Denny Starr in the discus with a toss of I19'10"and first in the javelin, with a throw of 149'4": Patton in the high jump with a leap of 5'8"; Craig Hams in the triple jump with a leap of 37'2's": Mike Douglas in the 1.500 meters in 4:42.01 and in the 3.000 meters in 10:17.59. An other double winner for the Cardinals was Donnie Taylor in the high hurdles in 18 seconds and in the intermed-. iate hurdles in 45.93. The Cardinals 400 meter relav meters with a time of 13:48.48 and Anne Murray throwing the javelin 861 1'". The boys' team scores were clearly set with Wahtonka taking first place with 108'i points followed by Sherman Co. 98 1-3. Condon 24. Heppner 23. and Wasco Co. 15. High point scorer for the boys was (re ""'..-.d aaa T- timmimnHimMimnnintrrniffltHn Fabric Smootli Ridinf Fabric " I I t Radial imhj '29.99 im StvmRibMttHiSiM '31.53 in Tradff SUWttty ituu '35.30 -ij Uw RoUin RsisUiic in.u '37.39 nt forBtttrMMil9ag tM '39.11 Radial PirfenMiic' M3.05 in Radial EcwiMiy tssiis '35.92 ui ContMMflUI Styling I " '37.88 1 m Ail Pricti dwitH rmtr OM 'V , . 1 f MAIN a ilay" Heppner ; ' 676 team consisting of Howard Leavilt, Craig Hams, Jeff Hams and Donnie Taylor took first in a time of 47.75. Second places were record ed by Craig Hams in the long jump with a leap of 19'9'j"; Taylor in the high jump with a jump of 5'2": Leavitt in the triple jump with a leap of 35 5": and Jeff Hams in the 400 meters in a time of 55.38. Third places were brought in by Jeff Hams in the long jump with a leap of 19 feet: Starr in the triple jump with a jump of 34'4'a": Patton in the 1.500 meters with a time of 4:47.9fi and in the BOO meter run in 2:23.2; and Leavitt in the 400 meters in a time of 56.63. The only other third place win was by the 1.600 meter relay team consisting of Donnie Doherty, Scott Bar nett. Jay Love, and Mike Wes Marlatt. who. tied for first place in the discus with a throw of 108'6" and earned a third place in the shot put. Marlatt received nine points for the boys' team. Other acheivements for the bovs included a javelin throw Sid Kennedy of 145M". bv Li 4fcA True All Seasons Radial" Designed for year around traction Polyester and steel for strength and comfort Delivers a smooth Quiet ride 35,000 Mile written warranty Ths "Perfect 10" in RsdisI 1. P Itetrk tizMC tw iMtter (n wmt 2. Pvlyvttvr aa4 sImI tef CMrftct Midi 3. 7 Hit tout tUMtty mi trsctMa 4. 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Riverside 47, I'mntilln 45 and Stanfield 17. Tonm scores for the girls were I'mnlllln 56. Stanfield 45. lone 19 nnd Riverside IB points. efforts personal best for him. and n third place finishe by Dunne Garrett in the pole vault with a leap of in'6", also a personal best. Conklin stated he was very pleased with the results. "The team as a whole is really improving and I expect they will go far by the end of the venr." he said. n ' 11 ' I eiunit m.m eiilMIS MJt J ruMnn mjm ' eiMHit mm ' eirtHit mtjm ti.H eitvtMii sua i ewvriaH 91. TJ tLM eitvnuM M.r mm rmnm4 MI uji eilWtaM mm nwmn mm eiltlalt MJt Mf mnuu I um I nrt I Pcrfoimcnce u eic Tax ei(v7Mii S3. 90 eiwrwuM '71M eMi;a4 73J4 x eiitrtmi T8.94 eniiti '75.66 ' eiivMn.n 80.61 emHim 84.75 p3ji7)i 89.01 about this tire.' ; it - 901 or 676-9463 Family barbecue to be held WU1 Ml, f T iVIVIVll A family barbecue will be held Sunday, May 9. at Willow Creek Country Club, announ ced a spokesperson. Play will begin at 4 p.m. with the barbecue following. Children whose parents are club members, that have golfed before, are Invited to participate, the spokesperson 36 participate in By CATHY PECK Thirtysix golfers participat ed In men's piny on April 27 between Willow Run at Board man and Willow Creek Coun try Club. Heppner. At Boardman. first low gross was Dallas: second was Harper, third. Tatone; and fourth. Kuhn. Receiving low gross at W.C.C.C. was John Edmund son. 1st; C.C. Cnrmichnel. second: and Ray Massey was third. Fourth place was won by John Shaw. !.nw net for Willow Run was Ro-Eloct Dorothy ECreb as Morrow County Commissioner 'Koep oxpwlmnco on the County Court' Paid for by Rlct Krefai for Commteiorwr CommlttM, Linda LoRus, Treasurer, Box 367, tons, OR. u Les Schwab's RADIAL HIGHWAY RETREAD "Warrantied like new tires" 155x12 F.E.T. 22' SIZE 155x13 AR78X13 BR78X13 ER78x14 FR78x14 GR78x14 GR78x15 HR78X15 . 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Willow Creek winners for; low net were first place." Duane Neiffer; second place. Pat Struthers; and third place was Chuck Starks. Fourth place was won by Rick Johnston. Willow Run K.i i and long drive was won by Duber, and Willow Creek K.P. was won by John Shaw. Ing drive for Willow Creek was Duane Neiffer. feSSCHWMp PRICE 23.05 26.25 27.45 34.05 36.25 38.75 41.15 42.15 F.E.T. 22 29 27 41 44 46 46 51 A A 5403 CI 73 Ul xchang J - J , V4.V-' W7 r
