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p:iC;HT--The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner Jr. High track teams compete at 3 meets IH CATHV PKCK Heppner Jr. High tracksters competed in a meet on April 22 nl Umatilla. Girls' individual results fol low: Snndi Wottenbergcr, fourth, too meter hurdles; Saudi Wattcnberger, Shelly Riddle, Sherry Piper and Missy Eubnnks. fourth. 400 meter relay; Theresa Lind say, fourth, discus; Cindy Stroeber. second. 1.200 meter run: Missi Gate, fifth, 1.200 WELDING CLINIC LEARN 5 WAYS TO WELD See latest welding tech niques tor equipment repair PLUS demonstrations ol amaz ing new easy-to-use welding equionient No charge No obligation Even it you weld onlyocca stonally. you will tind this clime informative, interest ing tun and a wav to save money TIME: 7:00 p.m. place: May 1 1 DIRECTIONS: MCGG StlOP O r t5 Bo CO a. n Laam iv ways to wld ntn full a tww hour avaclfc Laam m ovarta wattjma; SfliumautMaaaUm Mm wMting prts Afl Cafltwrv Mt Co REGISTER NOW! CALL 989-8221 COFFEE. DONUTS & DRAWING. NO CHARGE. BRING A FRIEND Morrow County Grain Growers. aja,,aj t"iiw Htmi a 8MKG Si ELECTROLYSIS & TifEHOSLYSIS PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL 'akija scmvARzm aRED otologist 365 Lindtn Wot My shop now open on Tt. & If d.-9-5 FARMERS Prevent Wheat Field Fires Let Your From Rear To Front Reasonable Prices Call or stop by today B&B CHEVRON Lexinqton f l4m YrZ-SA K ir & vrvadOAOOOOOOOOOOOOOC - , ' a Child s menu available Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, meter relay team placed second. Lana Reid placed second: Missy Gates, fourth; and Cindy Stroeber. fifth in the 1.200 meter run. Missy Turner won second; Kim Wright, fourth; and Dyann Brosnan. fifth, in the 400 meter run. Sheri Piper placed third: Sandi Wattenberger. fourth; in the 100 meter dash, tana Reid took second: Dana Reid. third, in the 800 meter run. Missy Turner placed second in the 200 meter dash. The Heppner medley relay team placed fourth. Theresa Lindsay won second in the shot put and fourth in the discus. Lana Reid also placed in the discus with fifth. Missy Turner placed second; Sheri Piper fourth in the long, jump. Rachel Peck and Dana Reid HHS golfers squeak by Riverside, place first The Heppner boys' golf team was able to squeak by the Riverside hoys' team at a golf meet at Willow Creek Country Club. Thursday. April 22. by four strokes. At the same meet, the Heppner girls were edged by five strokes. 210 to 215 Medalist for the Heppner Imvs was aeain Don I,oM. who carved out a fi5 on one of the nicest spring davs for golf so far, said Heppner roach Ooane N'eiffer. Tied for girls medalist was Lorri Dav with a 4!! for nine holes. on Saturday. April 24. the HHS girls take 1st for 1st time Itv Cil.KW SMITH School records and personal hosts were established last Saturday in track action, but mure importantly for the HHS uitls. the meet was a first. The first recorded, was a fie for first place in a Umatilla Invitational track meet. "This is the first time in the history of Heppner High School, the girls' team has finished in first." said coach 676 - 9Z49 ntppntr Other times by appt. FREE CONSULTATION Us Convert The txnausi dystem un Car Or Pickup 989 - 8575 000000000000000000000000000004 Saturday, May 9th Mothers Day Special 6:30-9:30 p.m. Dinner includes Salad Bar, Garlic Bread May 6, 1982- tied for second in the high jump and Michelle Miles placed third in that event. Heppner boys placing In the meet were Chris McLaughlin, second in the 300 meter hurdles, fifth in the high jump and first in the 100 meter hurdles. The boy's 400 meter relay team took first place. Greg Jones place second in the 1.200 meter run, second in the 800 meter run and third in the shot put. Jerry Anderson placed fifth in the 400 meter run. Alex Lindsay took second in the ion meter dash, second in the 200 meter dash and second in the long jump. Scott Buschke won fourth in the shot put and Jason Palmer won second in the discus. The boys' medley relay team placed third. hovs' team traveled to Mac Hi for a Mac Hi Invitational. Heppner placed second, ahead nf F.nterprise. hut behind Mac Hi. Modalist for the tourna ment was Ranriv Dwid nf Mac Hi. who carded a 62 on the par hi Mac Hi course Low for ' llepprifr was again Don l.nll wi'h a 73. The Milton Freewater rniirso is similar to Heppner's tin' some nf the overhanging 'recs presented some real challrnues to the Heppner Imvs said roach Neiffer. The llepimr hoy's junior varsitv 'can' a ten com noted, being led liv D.irrel Miles with an Rl Dale f 'onklin "Girls" teams in ln ii.is have earned as high is tei-tuid and third, hut never i in' And we are eetting a 'innbv In prove it The record hook for the HrniMMM- tracksters had hard l lwn closed from last Tuesday's track meet whtn he Hoppner Birls went to work acain nn Saturday. Pam Orr bettered her Tues day mark in the shot put by earninc a 32'7" throw on Saturday, and continued her record setting ways by lower ine her own mark in the :ki meter hurdles to :50.3. six-tenths of a second better than a week ago. She capped off the day's performances in leading the Heppner 1.600 meter relay team to a :32.6 clocking, five seconds better than Tuesday's outing. Round ing out the foursome were Stephanie Payne. Mary Kin caid and Jodi Pad berg. Padberg eclipsed her mark set a week ago in the 3.000 meters with an 11:59.5. run ning three seconds faster than before. The 400 meter relay team of Janelle McElhany. Padberg, Orr and Payne set the fastest pace in the district to date with a : 53.2. running for a first place finishe and only three tenths of a second off the school record. Other outstanding efforts included an : 18 3 running of the 100 meter high hurdles by McElhany and a 4'10" leap by Kincaid in the high jump. Heppner boys collected a pair of third place finishes as Sid Kennedy threw the javelin 144'3" and Duane Garrett pole Baked Potatoes, Roys' individual scores: Alex Lindsay, first in loo meter dash. 200 meter dash and long jump; Wayne Wil gers took first in the high jump. Trent Harrison took second in the high jump. Scott Ruschke. second, shot put; and Jason Palmer took third in the shot put. Heppner boys took second in the 440 yard relay race. At a Heppner invitational meet held April 29. the girls' team finished first overall. Other teams competing were Ukiah. Columbia Junior High and Umatilla. Heppner girls scoring in the meet were Reth Forrar. third: Dana Reid. fourth; and Cindy Davis, fifth, in the 300 meter hurdles. The Heppner 400 meter run: Sandi Wattenberg- Thursday. April 22 Rnvs' team scores: Heppner 311 Riverside 315: Heppner .IV's 35fi: and Riverside JV's Individual scoring: Boys' varsity: Don tatt - 65: Eric Thompson 85; Rod Cole - R2: .Ion Mitchell - 82: and Matt Hark R2 Individual scoring Boys' IW Pal Strtithers - 96; ! tennis Warren - 113; Cam f Jinree - 7fi: Jeff Sumner -102: I avid Green 92: and Darrell Miles i- Girls' team scores: Heppner "IV and Riverside - 210. Milted ltl'fi". Jeff Orr estab lished a new personal record "i'h a .VR" mark in the high iintip. eood for fourth place, and was fifth in the long jump. The hovs 400 meter relay team of Archie Lucas. Jeff Orr. ;reg Orr and Sid Kennedy placed sixth with a :49.3 clocking. Heppner tracksters were hard at work this past week preparing themselves for a District 7-A meet to be held in I'mnlilla on Friday and Satur day afternoons. Competition gels underway at 12:30 p.m. nn Friday and will resume at 12 noon on Saturday. The first and second place finishers at the district meet will automatically qualify for the state class A meet to be held in Portland, May 14-15, , along with anyone who meets a qualifying standard. "We aren't going to blow any chances of qualifying someone for the state meet by trying to win the district meet. The girls and I talked it over last week and the kids decided trying to qualify for the state meet was more important. Besides, we may not have had the depth to win district this year. But, wait a year or two," coach Conklin said. & SPRAY KIT AIRLESS ELECTRIC MODEL 303 Easy Cleanup Great for the Quality Constructed Blfl Jobs tor Rugged Use Save Time and Effort Everything needed to paint a room, closet or the whole house. Includes the powerful 100 wan KREBS 30, 8' suction tube which draws paint from Ihe bucket. Flat fan nozzle for better spray control, plus more. er and Mien riper, tie ior fourth. 100 meter dash: Cindi Stroeber. Shelley Riddle. Dy ann Rrosnan and Missi Gates, fourth, medley relay. Roys' scores: Alex Lindsay, first in long jump; fifth in discus; third in the 100 meter dash: and second in the 200 meter dash. Greg Jones, second, 1.200 meter run. and third in the Him meter run. The hoys took fifth in the medley relay race. The Heppner students also participated in a Condon meet on April 24. Girls' individual results: Sandi Wnttenberger. first. 100 meter dash: Rachel Peck placed third in the 200 meter dash, and second in the high jump Heppner took first in the 440 relav race. (iirls individual scores: I .orrie Cav 4K- Jodi Mattison II Reiieo Strulher - : Kris Fisbbiirn 59- Krisli Pnlzen -Anne Mcl.nuuhlin - 51; and Carlo Miles 7H. Sattirdav. April 24 Hovs' team scores: Mac Hi -.'i;t; Heppner 337; Enterprise MM and Heppner JV's - 39. Hovs' individual scoring: Hon Lot! -73: Fric Thompson -113 Pat Strulhers - 98; Jon Mitchell -B3; Matt Clark 100; Havid Green - B6: Dnrrel Miles - Rl: Cam George 84; and Dennis Warren - 118, School Lupch Menus lour Schools Thursday. May 6 -spaghetti, garlic bread, tossed salad, fruit and milk. Friday. May 7 - beef noodle soup, crackers, pickles, bol ngna or peanut butter sand wiches, dessert and milk. Monday. May in hamburg ers, potato rounds, carrot slicks, pickles, fruit and milk. Tuesday. May 11 - Spanish rice, green beans. French bread, dessert and milk. Wednesday. May 12 - cooks' choice Heppner Klementarv School Thursday. May 6 - taco with trimmings and milk Friday. May 7 - submarine sandwiches, shredded lettuce, later tots, peach slices and milk. Monday. May 10 - chili beans, salad, corn bread, fruit, and milk. Tuesday. May 11 - macaroni and cheese, celery sticks, rolls, fruit and milk. Wednesday. May 12 hot dinner sandwiches, vegetable, carrot sticks, dessert, and milk. Everything you need to paint a whole house is included . . . NOW ONLY $0039 Heppner boys make smooth relay photo by Cathy rVck Wrecker service available at Pig Iron BvMKYANNrFIU'I.I.O "There is now a wrecker service at PiR Iron Auto Rody Repair." announced Gene Farley of Heppner. last week. Farley is currently working with Mark Hopkins, owner of Court takes 2nd at Arlington In their first outing of the year, the 1982 Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Court took second place at the Arlington Rodeo last Saturday and Sunday. The girl's next appearance will be May 29 when they travel to Spray for the annual Spray Rodeo. This year's court consists of Queen Anita Palmer and Princesses Annette Wilgers and Nancy Payne. With each roll of 110, 126, or 135 C41 process color print film left at PayLess In Hermiston for developing and printing at our regular everyday low prices, you will receive a certificate for a FREE Big Mac Sandwicm STORE ONLY Coupons must be redeemed by May 31, 1982 , -ii , 4! Pig Iron, where the wrecker will serve both cars and trucks. Shop hours are from Ra m. to fi p.m. For emergency calls after hours. Farley asks that IMHiple phone his residence. V -",nnia ii 'i " i ijiii -nil' wlahiwiiMlfll1llff,tti Hurry! Offer expires May HERMISTON fS ; Bowlinf; News KoffeeKupKeglem April 21 Won l.iiNt Gutter DusterH -22 Wenrv Wives 40-24 Hi no's 35 -2 Dregs 34-30 Newcomers 32 32 Pytts 31-33 Three Holers 22-42 Three L' 20-44 High game: Betty Snow -222. High series: Betty Snow 515. High game: Weary Wives -001. High series: Dregs Ifi42. Splits: Lucille Massey 2 7. Tluii-Nrtii v N'lht l adled April 2 Won -1.01 Gateway Toyota 43-17 R&CRopair 37-2: flay Hoyce Ins. 33 -27 Kinun Corp. 32-2B l-clnish 29-31 M A H Floor Cov . 2fi 32 Buckniims 22-3K Co. Has F.I l-44 Splits converted : Runnie Lindsay 5 7; Alvina Padberg and June Rellenbrwk 5 III: l.orrene Montgomery 4 : Melha ()iiackenhush 5 7 9: and Jackie Mikesell fi 7 lliiihgame: Alvina Padberg - 2''.ri IliUh series: Alvina Pad Imm u 513 Heppner news Cynthia Ijiwsonof Heppner, traveled to Pallas. Texas on March 31 and then to Lubbock, Texas, where she was an attendant in the wedding of a friend. Sheila Ann Brownlow. Also attending the wedding were IjiwHun's mother. Car olyn Anderson of Hulleton, California; her siNters; Kathy Anderson and Patty Garrett, both of Dallas; and her grandmother. Mrs Joseph A. Manda of Dallas. The group slaved at Lawson's grandpar ent's. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph A. Manda's home in Dallas. Lawson. her mother and grandparents also traveled to Granger, Texas, where they visited I.jiw-snn's great grand mother. Mrs Joe B. Chasak, and her uncle and aunt. Joe and Sybil Swenson of Taylor, Texas. 9, 1982 : HEPPNER ELKS 353 Elks & Out of Town Guests Only tMi" mm? ?. rn , (TPS Ifl OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Mh(4jnRlaRMiAMMnil 7Ci
