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May 25 Rod Wings vn76'crs 1 l Schwab v Steigm 1 Tues., Junel '('r v R(,fl wiW 2 I,es Schwab vs 7Brg 2 Wed.,June2 X''igcrVH Red Wings l U'K Schwab vs Red Wings 2 Stoigors v 7fi'ers i Bill introduced to Senate, House for Gorge Scenic Area Ij-gixlation to establish a Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area wan introduced simul taneously in the Mouse and Senate recertify by Oregon Congressmen I-es AuCoin and Jim Weaver and Senators Bob Puckwood and Mark Hatfield, stated a news release from ls AuCoin, AuCoin said the bill is the "Crucial first step toward protecting the natural and scenic resources of the Colum bia River Gorge under a comprehensive plan for mana ging future growth and econ omic development," "The strength of the bill we're Introducing today is that Update Your "Outlook" Our (easing plans are as good as ASCS financing. If you thought your chances to invest in much needed products dried up with the ASCS Facilities Loan Program, think again. As your Butler Agri-Builder59 in this area, we have leasing plans that are just as good as ASCS financing. And this special leasing program applies to our full line of quality Butler grain bins, grain dryers, bucket elevators and farm buildings. ?ne ti. tnAav and voi all the details. (MB Tuesday, May 18, .... n Mark a Croee (X) or a Check Mark ( in the voting equere before the word "YES" or before the word "NO." for the answer voted for. Shall Morrow Coun,ty School District change it'e to $6,336,277 for the fiscal year 1982-837 EXPLANATION The current base is approximately 18 of the required tax needed to fund the school district operating budget. JSven with the permissible statutory increase of 61 the district could only operate a very short period of time. It is necessary to increase the tax baee in order to make it serve as a realistic base. This measure will levy no taxes, lnstesd It will esteblish s new tax base. If the measure is approved, the school district could not levy a tax in excess of the cons titut iional limit on this base unless the levy is authorited by a vote of the people residing in the district. 6:30p.m. 8:30p.m. 6:30p.m. 6:30p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30p.m. it establishes a partnership between a Regional Commis sion and the federal govern ment to develop a comprehen sive plan to preserve the Gorge, to perpetuate the existing economy and pro mote compatible economic development," AuCoin said. "Today's action gets the ball rolling on what will be a difficult legislative process. I look forward to, working with my colleagues and all interest ed parties In moving this bill along, identifying Its strengths and its weaknesses, with a maximum of local participa tion." he concluded. The Heppner GAZETTE Job Printing 676.9228 m JWTLEH I AOW,-u,L'3 OFFICIAL BALLOT Morrow County School Dietr Morrow County, Oregon let 1982 from 81OO . to TAX BASE PROPOSAL PROPOSAL YES, I VOTE FOR THE Heppner By (al.KNN SMITH Three school records were broken by the Heppner girl tracksters at the Hilot Kock invitational on Friday. April 23. The records were all run ning events and were broken by four first year tracksters and one veteran. Though they were record breaking times, ironically, not one scored a first place win. Jodi Padberg set the new record in the 3.000 meters with a time of 12.01,5. beating her personal best by :10.5 and earning a second place win. Third place in the 300 meter hurdles was won by Pam Orr with a time of :50.9. She beat lone track Itv MM IIKI.I.KI.ARl'K The Cardinal tracksters traveled to Condon for a Big Skv Invitational track meet on Snturdav. Mav I The Card inal bovs came home with a firi place trophv as thev nuked up I7fi points. The Cardinal t'irls finished fifth wi'h 7M point Ivntiv Starr was a double winner for the Cardinal hovs. iv he broke school records in Iwi'h he discus and javelin Starr hrew the discus lM'l" and had a toss of W' '"in ihe javelin Starr also placed firth in the triple jump with a Irapnt 3411" and sixth in the Him meter run in 2:39 04 Craig Hams was another double winner for the Cardi nals, as he took the long jump with a jump of HT." and the Heppner tracksters win third in 4 By GI.FNN SMITH Heppner tracksters com peted Tuesday, April 20 in a four way meet at Wahtonka where both the boys' ancj girls' teams took third places over all. Team scores for the boys were: Wahtonka-103. Umatilla -47. Heppner -43. and Dufur-32. High point scorer for the boys' team was Greg Orr with a total of 14 points, followed by Sid Kennedy with 12 points. High point scorer for the girls was Jodi Padberg with 14 points followed by Mary Kincaid with 13 points. Jodi Padberg achieved two firsts, one in the 1.500 meters Mustang's By C.I.KNN SMITH The Heppner Mustangs hosted the Wahtonka Eagles Tuesday. April 20 but could not quite defeat the depth of the Eagles, and lost 14-15. Dale Holland, coach for the Heppner Mustangs had this to say about the ball game; "We hit the ball very well and we should have won. but our pitching didn't hold up." The Mustangs gave up twelve walks to the Eagles Combined with Wahtonka 8:00 p.m. tex beee from $661 ,249 TAX BASE tracksters break records the old 1981 :53 0 record set by Margaret Kincaid. The girls' l.ti(K) meter relay team consisting of Janelle Mc Klhany. Diane Garrett. Mary Kincaid and Pam Orr set a new record at 4:45.7 beating the 19HI record of 4:56. According to Coach Conklin. the plaelngs went as follows: Girls first place in the 400 meter relay was Janelle McKlhany. Jodi Padberg. Mary Kincaid and Stephie Payne with a time of :54.1. Stephanie Payne also placed in the ion meters. Jodi Padberg placed second in the 1.500 meter run with a time of 5:302. Other individual scores for the girls were Mary Kincaid taking third in the long jump team brings home trophy triple jump with a leap of :ir' i". Hams also nrnueh't in a xecond in the ?mi meter dash in 24 23 and a third in the 1 10 hii?h hurdles in 19 37 Jeff Hams ran awav with a first plaee win in the 200 me'ers in a time of 23 78 I lams placed scrnnd in the lone lump with a leap of I9'2". hird in 'he 4(Si meter dash as lieenssed 'he line in 54 53 and lil'h in 'he intermediate hurdles in a time of 52 32 tvmnie Tavlor recorded a first in the hinh hurdles in a time of tr. 5 n personal best (or Tavlor He also placed seeowl in the pole vault with a vault of 9'. third in the in'ermediate hurdles in a time of 4". K3 and fifth in the high jump with a leap of 5'4". Mike Douelas finished first in the 3.000 meter run in 10 33 89 and second in the 1.500 and another in the 800. She was also on the 400 meter relay team with Janelle Mc Elhany. Jodi Padberg. Mary Kincaid and Steohie Payne that took second place. Other places that were won by the girls team in clude a second place in the high jump by 4'8". A third place win in the high jump division was taken by Dianne Garrett with a jump of 4'2". Lisa Wilson had two third places; one in the shot put with a heave of 26'8';" and another in the 3.000 meters with a time of 13:33.77. Janelle McElhany placed fifth in the 100 meter hurdles and fourth place in the 300 meter hurdles. Anne baseball team downed, scoring nine runs in the third inning, the twelve walks helped to give them a tremen dous lead over the Mustangs. But Heppner gave the Eagles a run for their money in the seventh inning when Doug Holland hit a grand slam home run, helping to score the five runs that brought Hep pner within one run of the Eagles. But Heppner's lucky streak suddenly ran out when with two oifls a Wahtonka pitcher succeeded in striking HIIS baccalaureate slated The Heppner High School baccalaureate ceremony will he held at St. Patricks 1 sM "S Js ?0IN. X afisJFT. ROLLS WRAP PLANTS IN HUMIDITY... AND tr OC WATCH THEM 6R0W! j HH2H HUMIOITV fat - FASTER OMOWTM tn (Mi-itM niMwmo tan, awrinf. limn arty punttnfl. ta harawttna and n tie for Ihird in the high jump, and Dianne Garett. also t icing in the hih jump for sixth place. The boys did a little better in the scoririK depart ment. hav ing five people placing in different events (besides the 400 meter relay team of Sid Kennedy. Jeff Orr, Greg Orr and Archie Lucas that took filth place). Wesley Marlatt and Grog Orr both got a fourth and fifth place in different events. Marlatt placed fourth in the discus with a personal best of 114' and fifth in the shot put. while Orr got fourth in the long jump and fifth in the high jump Others who placed were Jett Orr. with a third in the high jump; Sid Kennedy throwing 178'4" in the javelin meter run with a time of 4:42. Tim Patton recorded a personal best and a first place in the hieh jump with a leap of f' Patton also recorded a second in the 3.000 meter run in II :4o Ifi and sixth in the t.VN meter run in 4:58. Howard I .cavitt placed third in the lonu jump with a leap of 17'9's". fourth in the triple jump with a leap of 38'l:li". sixth in the hiuh jump with a jump of 5'4" and sixth in the Jihi meters in 55 47. Handv McCabe placed four 'h in the hich hurdles in a time of 20 78 and sixth in the intermediate hurdles in 52.57. .lav live recorded a person al Im-sI in the javelin as he threw 131 '4" to place him fourth. Dnnnie Doherty placed sixth in the too meter dash in 14 03. The 400 meter relay team of Murray and Camie Papineau both did well in their first track meet, with Murray getting a second place in the javelin with 86'2' j" and Pap ineau placing fourth in the 800 and the 200 meter runs. For the boys' team. Greg Orr had the lead, winning second place in the broad jump with a leap of 16'9' ..". a ihird place in the high jump at 5'2": and another third place in the triple jump, springing 34'6". Orr was also on the boys 400 meter relay team that took second place. Other members of the relay team include Archie I.ucas. Jeff Orr and Sid placed in other events. Jeff out a Mustang batter for the third out. ending the game. leading hitters for the game were: Doug Holland with a single, two doubles, a home run and 6 RBI's: and Tom Hammarn was three for three and had 2 RBI's. Statistics of the game were: Wahtonka I I 92 0 20 - 15 7 1 Heppner (I I fi I 0 I 5 14 12 5 Bier , Carver 3. Biers 4 and Buchner; Holland. Murray 3, Holland 7. and B. Way; Winning pitcher Bier . Losing pitcher Holland. Catholic Church at 7:30 p.m.. May 16. A reception will follow at All Saints' Episcopal Church. Protect Your Plants With Hotkaps plant protectors pack of 20 4.49 or 25 ea ea The Heppner for second place, and Ouane Garrett getting fourth in pole vaulting. "I couldn't have been hap pier with the group." said Coach Conklin." fcven though there were seven other schools besides Heppner com peting. (Joseph. Weston-Mc-Kwen. t'matilla. Helix. Ukiah. Stanfield. and Pilot Rock) they really proved themselves in the competition " Coach Conklin went on to state some problems that have been plaguing the Heppner Mus tang tracksters. "A lot of the girls have injuries that have altered their full performance levels. If we could just recover, I'm sure that they would be placing much high er." Sent I Harnett. Patton. 1ive and Doherty finished fourth in a diving finish. 54 23. The 1 ,fi() meter relay team of Harnett. ne. Doherty and Douglas finished fourth with a lime of 4:42. Margaret Doherty was a double winner for the Cardinal girls as she broke her own school record in the 200 meter dash in 2fi flat. Doherty tied the school record in the 100 meter dash in 12 6 and placed second in the 400 meter dash with a time of fi2.8. Michelle I,aRue placed sixth in the discus with a throw of 757". Team scores for the boys were lone 17fi. Arlington 119. Helix 105. Condon 59. Dufur 32. and Fchn 18. Team scores for the girls were Helix 159. Arlington 82. Dufur 52. Echo 37. lone 29 and Condon six. - way meet Orr took second in the high jump at 5'6"; Lucas ran the 100 in 12.92, scoring him a fourth place win in that event; and Sid Kennedy threw the javelin 1211. earning a second place score. Wesley Marlatt placed in two events, winning third in the shot put with a throw of 35'1'2' and placing fourth in the discus. Duane Garrett pole vaulted 9'6" to win second place. Coach Conklin said he felt "very pleased with everyone. It wasta little windy but conditions were very good. Even though this was the first time many had competed on an asphalt track, they perfor med ably and with confid ence." 14-15 Heppner hits, singles - Holland. Connor, Hamman 3. Doherty; doubles - M. Way. Groshens, Holland 2. Hyatt; triples - none; home runs - Holland; RBI's -Groshens. Holland 6, Connor, B. Way. Hamman 2, Hyatt 2; stolen bases Holland 2. Send Teleflora's Showers of Affection Bouquet.. This Mother's Day, send flowers in a gift. Teleflora's Showers of Affection Bouquet. A bright arrangement of fresh spring flowers. Delivered in a real working watering can that comes with a packet of real seeds to start your ow n garden. Mom will love to decorate a kitchen 01 any room with this delightful houquet.Then, use the sturdy meta w atering can to help her own garden grow. mmmmdiZ&?M ' aWn mi an i OTfclefloia Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Ackley presented $100 from Heppner merchants Ron McDonald, president of the Heppner Merchants Association, (left) presents band teacher Jim Ackley with a check for $100 on behalf of the Heppner merchants. The money was paid to Ackley for music he provided during last Friday's Moonlight Sale and Fair k Rodeo coronation. "Thank you, we appreciate it very much," said Ackley. He said the money would be used toward the Jim Ackley Scholarship Fund. ELECT MERLIN L CANTIN 1 a ujr.iriiidd.uii:ii I will work for, and communicate with, all the people, of Morrow County. fed for by MvVi l. Conw Condto to Mm. 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