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By ASHLEY CONKLIN
Under the lights, the lone
boys track team finished third
with M points at the Wasco
County Invitational twilight
meet, Friday, April 27 at
Wahtonka. The girls team
finished tied for 14th with
three points.
Throwing the discus 130'
2W" placing first, Randy
McCabe set a new meet re
cord. He high jumped six feet
for third and pole vaulted 11
feet for third.
Distance runner Mike
Douglas broke his own school
record in the 3,000 meters
running 9:35.7, placing sec
ond. Me also ran the 1,500
meteres in 4:36.0.
Thrower Deena Hams set a
new school record in the
discus at 88' 10", placing sixth.
She was fifth in the javelin at
105' 5'V
Craig Hams long jumped 20'
9'i" for second, and triple
Jumped 39' 114" for fourth.
He sprinted the 100 meters in
: 11.80, for fourth, and the 200
meters In :24.5, for fifth.
Donnie Doherty heaved the
shot 43' 3" for second.
Scott Barnett hurled the
discus 111' 5'V and the Jave
lin 123' 8".
At 100 meters Chris Rea was
timed in : 12 8. He hurdled the
Heppner High competes
at Hermiston rodeo
Ttie Heppner High School
Rodeo Team competed at the
Columbia Basin high school
rodeo at Hermiston April 28
and 29. Team trophies were
awarded to Redmond with 11
points and Heppner with 79'?
points according to a spokes
person for the rodeo club.
Heppner Team All Around
Cowgirl was Trisha Mahoney,
All Around Cowboy was Ron
Hall.
Trisha Mahoney placed
second in Cow Cutting, third in
Team Roping with Shannon
Van Dorn, fourth in Pole
Bending, sixth in Breakaway
Roping and sixth in Goat
Tying.
Andrea Ball placed fourth in
Barrels.
Pat Schwarz placed first in
Steer Wrestling and seventh in
calf roping.
Shawn Britt placed seventh
in the Barrel Race.
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110 highs in .18.4. and teamed
with Brian Douglas, Eric Cook
and Jerry Anderson in the 400
meter relay.
In the 4(H) and boo Jerry
Anderson showed times of
:56.4 and 2:19.1 respectively,
Also in the 400, Eric Cook
clocked :59.4.
Hurdler Brian Douglas ran
the highs : 18.9 and the 300
intermediates in :48 4.
Ashley Conklin long jumped
15' 5" and triple jumped 33'
lone bags second at first state invitational
By ASHLEY CONKLIN
At the first ever Class B"
State Invitational Track Meet,
Saturday, April 28 at Condon,
the lone Boys finished second
with 66 points. Christ's Center
of Junction City won with 71
points. The Cove girls took
that team title, while the lone
girls had 11 points,
Leading the boys were Craig
Hams and Randy McCabe.
Hams won the long jump at 21'
4 V, and won the triple jump
at 41' 3'", a new school
record. He ran for third in the
200 meters, :24.3 and ran the
100 meters in : 1 1 .7.
McCabe won the pole vault
at 10' 9". He tossed the discus
121' 10" for third, high jumped
Steve Currin placed first in
Calf Roping and fifth in Team
Roping.
The Heppner team also
competed at the Morrow
County High School Rodeo at
Tatone's arena in Boardman
April 27 and 28.
Heppner Team winners
were:
Steve Currin sixth in calf
roping; eighth, steer wrestl
ing; Steven Currin and Brenda
Youtsey first in Team roping;
Trisha Mahoney sixth in
Barrels; seventh in cow cut
ting and ninth in Breakaway
roping.
Hank Vazza first in Cow
cutting:
First place team trophy was
awarded to Umatilla and
second place to Redmond.
All Around girl winner was
Molly McAulliffe; All Around
boy winner was Tiny Bertsch.
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meters.
Michelle Beeson long
Jumped, 12' 8", plus running
3:16.7 for 800 meters.
Boys team results: Gil
chrest 71, Wahtonka 69, lone
54, Sherman County 46, Uma
tilla 44, 1 m bier 36, lleppner 34,
Kivemide 33, Lyle 28, Weston
MiEwen 26, Klickitat 22, La
Tine 22, Sunnyside Christian
17, Culver 8, Echo 8, Wasco
County K. Pilfer. Rickleton.
5' 11", fourth and triple jump
ed 37' 11 V, sixth.
For the girls, Deena Hams
was seond throwing the jave
lin 120 feet. She was fifth in the
discs, 80' 81 a", and sixth in the
shot put, 28' 7".
Distane runner Mike Doug
las ran for sixth in the 1500
meters 4:39.2, and ran 10:01.0
for third in the 3000 meters.
Shot putter Donnie Doherty
heaved 43' 7" for second.
Hurdler Chris Rea was fifth
in : 18 1. Also in the high
hurdles Brian Douglas ran
18.6 for sixth. He ran the
Am. Legion sets meeting
Heppner and lone American
Legion Posts and Auxiliaries
will hold a joint meeting Mon
day, May 7, at 7 p.m. at the
Heppner Legion hall. It will be
a family potluck with meet
ings to follow said a spokes
person for the Legion.
Wranglers set summer series
The Morrow Co. Wranglers
will be holding a series of
summer playdays at the
Wranglers grounds at 6 p.m.
on Friday Evenings for six
consecutive weeks reports
Mary Ann Munkers, secretary
for the Wranglers. Dates are
May 11, 18, 25, June 1, 8, 15.
Cardinal Club
meets May 10
The lone Cardinal Club will
meet on Thursday, May 10,
1984, at 8 p.m. in the school
cafeteria. Business items to be
considered will include elec
tion of officers for 1984-85,
Graduation, and the last day
of school. The main program
w ill be a presentation of goals
and activities of the lone
Community-Agri-Business
Organization (ICABO).
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Winhram, Glenwood, and
Trout Lake all zero.
..Girls teams scores: Sher
man County 84, Krppner 72,
Weston-McEwen 62, Wah
tonka 53, Umatilla 43, 011
chrest 29, Wasco County 29,
Imbler 21, Klickitat 17. La
Pine 14, Bickleton 12, Culver 8,
Riverside 7, Echo 3, Dufer 3,
lone 3, Lyle, Glenwood, Trout
Lake, Winhram and Sunnyside
Christian all zero.
intermediates in :47.4. They
teamed with Eric Cook and
Jerry Anderson to run the 440
yard relay in : 51.1.
Discus thrower Scott Bar
nett heaved for sixth at 104'
2".
High jumper Candi Rudisill
did not clear opening height.
Jerry Anderson ran the 400
and 800 meters in times of
:58.8 and 2:17.3 respectively.
lone travels to Condon on
Saturday, May 5 for the 11
a.m. start of the Big Sky
Track Meet. This meet is the
final meet before District 7-A
Track Meet.
Department of Oregon
American Legion Auxiliary
President, Lorraine Jones,
will make her visitation at this
meeting. Plans for Poppy
Days and Lions Club dinner
will be discussed.
An entry fee of 50 cents per
event will be charged.
There will be 3 events:
Barrels, Poles, and an op
tional event.
Rosette ribbon through 4
places and a high point trophy
will be given out at each
playday.
The Wranglers will be sell
ing hamburgers, hotdogs, chili
and pop as concessions.
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lone tennis team victorious over Arlington
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By ASHLEY CONKLIN
Ione's tennis teams were
victorious over the Arlington
tennis teams 4-2 at lone on
Tuesday, April 24.
Mark Meyers won over
Buddy Azment in first singles
6-4, 3-6, 6-2. Also in boys
singles Eric Pointer beat Troy
Wheelhouse in straight sets
6-3, 6-3.
In boys doubles Mike Riet-
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Craig Hams
HHS student has enlisted
Randy R. Smith has enlisted
in the Army under provisions
of the Delayed Entry Progran
(DEP) and is scheduled to
leave for basic training on
June 14, 1984, reported a news
release from the U.S. Army
Portland District Recruiting
Command. DEP allows ind
ividuals to enlist up to one
year prior to leaving for active
duty, while earning time-in-
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training. Smith will receive
advanced individual training
in the field of air defense at Ft.
Bliss, Texas.
Smith will graduate from
Heppner High School in May,
and is the son of Gerald and
Sonya Smith, Heppner.
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HHS takes 3rd at Blue
Mt. Skills Contest
Eleven members from the
Heppner High School Chapter
of Future Farmers of America
participated Wednesday,
April 25 in the Blue Mt. Dist.
F.F.A. shop skills contest at
Condon. Heppner placed third
behind Pendleton and River
side reported Heppner advisor
Roger Records.
Individuals who place for
Heppner include: Jim Cason
first, beginning electricity;
John Farrell-second,. in
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oxyacetylene welding; Dave
Green-third, rafter cutting;
Sid Kennedy-third, master
mechanic contest; Michael
Bergstrom-second, advanced
electricity.
Other people from Heppner
participating include Andrea
Ball, Pat Schwarz and Steve
Currin.
"Everyone placed in the top
Ave in their events and I was
happy with their perfor
mance," said Records.
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