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Heppner girls capture team title at Morrow County invitational
. Wahtonka 28 Pilot Rock 24 Echo
17, lone 13. Grant Union and Heiu
10. Arlington 6. Stanfield 3. Spray
and Riverside 4. Wallowa and
Wheeler County I and Condon 0.
Stephanie Payne was a double
winner collecting firsts in the loo
with a time of 12 7 the fastest
will face until the state A meet
Earning four blue ribbon finiahM
the girls raptured the team title for
the second year in a row despite
being short handed Team scores
were Heppner M. Umatilla 60 Wes
ton McEwen and Enterprise 55.
Joseph 36 Wasco Countv 33. Imbler
Heppner High Scoot traikstere
turned in outiUnding individual
performances at the 17th annual
Morrow County Invitational track
and field meet at Cmatilla last
Saturday against what waa probably
the toughest competition the locals
IHS boys
prevail
‘One of those days’
for Mustangs
By ASHLEY CONKLIN
lone's tennis teams met the Echo
Cougars on Tuesday. April 9 The
lone boys won 2 1 while the Echo
girls won 2-0
lone's boys doubles team of Mike
Rietmann and Ken Snider prevailed
6-2. 62 over the Cougars' tram of
Sam Arias and Mark Montgomery
In boys' first singles play. Echo's
Joe Saylo topped the Cardinals'
Mark Meyers in three sets, 1-6. 6-4,
63 lone's number two boys singles
player. Eric Pointer, took on the
Cougar's number two girls singles
player Jodi Cady Pointer won 7-5.
63
In girls' first singles action Echo's
Missy Davis beat the Cards' Paula
Anderson 6-1. 62
Also in girls
singles action. Sabrina White lost to
DaMte (ihrke 6 1.6-4
The Cardinals host the Arlington
Honkers on Monday. April 22 begin
ning at 3 p m
r*rm
was silencing the Mustang hitters,
the Pirate hitters ended the game in
the top of the fifth inning scoring five
runs on three singles and a couple of
errors
"This was Jim's poorest perform
ance of the year, but every pitcher
will have days like that. said
Royer. "I have a lot of confidence in
Jim and I know he will come back
strong "
The Mustangs committed seven
errors and failed to collect a hit
against Putman who was hacked bv
a good fielding team He also helped
himself at the plate collecting two
singles as did shortstop Chris
Stevens
By TRAVIS HYATT
It was just one of those days for
the Heppner Mustangs baseball
squad last Tuesday night when
nothing went wrong for the River
side Pirates, and nothing went right
for the Mustangs
"It was just one of those games
where they could do no wrong and
we could do no right," said Coach
Mike Royer, "we just have to forget
about it and look ahead "
The barrage started in the first
inning and never let up throughout
the game Riverside scored five runs
in the first inning on two singles, a
double, and two walks given up by
pitcher Jim McConnell
No runs came across the plate in
the second inning, and thanks to
three errors and three hits in the
third, the Pirates led 8-0
While the Pirates Jim Putman
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runners. and in the 200 with a time of
27 2 Janelle McElhany ran 17 8 in
the high hurdles to win that event
Jodi Padberg. running the 1500
meters for the first time this season,
turned in a 5 29 9. fastest in the
district this vear to capture first
and teammate Cathy Martin lower
ed her time by over 12 seconds to
collect second in the same race
The twosome teamed up again in
the 800 meters and. in a very strong
field, finished fourth and fifth with
Padberg edging the freshman Mar
tin as both turned in season's bests
of 2 39 9 and 2 40 2 respectively
The 400 meter relay team of
McEZlhany. Kim Sager. Padberg and
Payne ran 53 9 to gamer third place
and laina Reid turned in a personal
record in the 3.000 meters in 12 41 2
to give the locals another third place
finish that wrapped up their second
consecutive team title
The Heppner win was especially
unique in that the girls did not score
in any of the field events and did not
have entries in either the 4on meters
or mile relay due to two girls
quitting the squad during the week
Also competing but not placing
were Kerri Thompson who lowered
her time greatly in the high hurdle«
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Heppner girls prevail
A pair of outstanding individual high in district 7 A overall marks for
efforts propelled the Heppner girls each event
The girls scores were Heppner 64,
to victory in a five way meet held at
Ukiati 59. Umatilla 52. Riverside 25
Boardman. Tuesday. April 9
Missy Turner sped to a 12 6 and lone 21 The boy* totals were
clocking in the 100 yard dash and Riverside 7*. Umatilla 73. lone 54
Stephanie Payne turned in a I 04 I and Heppner and Ukiah 26 each
Todd Harrison led the boys with a
time in the 400 yard dash to lead the
locals to the win Both efforts ranked pair of second place finishes in the
mile and half mile runs Scott
Buschke earned a third in the high
jump, fourth in the long jump and a
fifth m the triple jump and 220 yard
dash Jason Palmer was second in
8 41. third Brian Papineau. 9 17, the discus and fourth in the high
fourth Corey Ehrmantraul, 12 00 jump and shot
Place finishers for the girls includ
Age* 8 10 year* fir*t • Steve
Hoffman 10 14 second
Donita ed Payne in the high jump and shot
Sharp. 10 45, third
Rodney pul, Lana Reid in the high jump and
Ehrmantraul. II 04. fourth Cherie mile run. Shannon McLaughlin and
Kerri Thompson in the high hurdles
Papineau. 12 55
Age* 11-13 year* first Christy Cherrie Hager and McLaughlin in
Stroeber. 8 89 second lx>ri Cecil, the shot put and Mcl-aughlin in the
7 77. third
Danny Sharp. 8 28 , discus
The 440 yard relay team was fifth
fourth Melanie Gates. 8 77
Ages 14 18 years first Suaie and the mile relay team took fourth
Martin, 6 49 second Cindy Stroeb Kim Sager won the long jump and
er. 6 51, third Judy Jepsen. 8 77; was fourth in the too and third in the
220 Janelle McElhany won the
fourth Sheila Sieler, 6 83
Ages 19 and over first Mary Ann 180 -yard low hurdles and Stacey
Munkers. 5 45. second Sherie Kemp. Kennedy was fourth Jodi Padberg
6 03, third Dick Hoffman. 6 25. and collected fourths in the 440 and 220,
Cathy Martin was fourth in the 880
fourth Mary Knowles. 6 31
The next Wranglers Playday and and Tiffany Lawson was fifth in the
potiuck will be April 14 beginning at 100
12 noon
Wranglers tell Playday results
The Wranglers Hiding Club held
their second playday Sunday, April
14 One injury was reported Missy
Schoonover is doing fine now. said a
club spokesperson
Barrels
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under first
Kelsie
Joey Hof
Evans IBM second
fman. 19 12 third Josie Evans.
20 48 fourth Charene Car. 22 88-
Ages 8 - 10 years: first - Donita
Sharp. 18 53. second Steve Hof
fman. 18 63. third Rodney Erhman
traut. 20 13. fourth Sara Greenup.
21 28
Ages 11 13 years firsl Michelle
Papineau. 17 44 second - Jenny
Martin. 17 92. third Heather Eck
man. 18 54. fourth Jason Maben.
18 66
Ages 14 IB first Steve Miller.
17 91. second Bridged Greenup.
18 01. third Angie Ashbeck, 18 07,
fourth Judy Jepsin 19 85
Ages 19 and over first • Mary
Knowles. 16 64, second Terri Gen
try. 16 76, third Penny Hoffman.
16 86 fourth Barb Guiterrez, 17 21
Rotes
Age 7 and under first - Joey
Hoffman. 25 95. second
Josie
Evans, 28 08 third Kelsie Evans,
28 14. fourth
Hhondi Robinson.
•
Ages 8 10 years first • Steve
Hoffman. 23 89 second Holly Eck
man. 28 4 5 third
Donita Sharp.
28 80 fourth Rodney Erhmantraut.
29 38
Ages It 13 years first Heather
Eckman. 25 01, second
Jason
Maben. 25 23. third Jodie Ashbeck.
27 58 fourth M>ss.i Dick, 30 71
Ages 14 18 years first - Susie
Martin. 22 74. second Steve Miller.
24 20 . third Cindy Stroeber. 24 52.
fourth Angie Ashbeck. 24 91
Ages 19 and over first • Terri
Gentry, 25 19 second • Mary
Knowles. 25 56. third Joan Eck
man. 25 62. fourth Gail Papineau.
25 80
Tire Rack
Ages 7 and under first - Joey
Hoffman. 18 09. second
Josie
Evans. 18 45. third Kelsie Evans.
19 50, fourth Charene Car, 21 54
.Ages 8 10 years first Rodney
E.rhmantraut. 16 73, second - Sara
Greenup. 17 02, third Donita Sharp.
17 II, fourth Andy Ashbeck. 18 60
Rings
Ages 11-13 years first Michelle
Papmeau, 18 29. second • Jason
Maben. 19 16, third Marc Angel.
21 64, fourth Angie Currin, 23 63
.Ages 14 18 years first • Steve
Miller, II 25; second - Bridgetl
Greenup, 14 J9. third Cindy Stroeb
er, 16 63. fourth
Mike Van
Schoiach
■Ages 19 and over first Marie Van
Schoiach, 12 99. second Joan Eck
man. 14 85, third - Mary Knowles.
15 04, fourth Dianna Hoeft, 15 24
Scurry
Ages 7 and under firsl - Josie
Evans. 10 58, second Joey Hoffman
10 69, third - Kelsie Evans. 15 83,
fourth Brian Papineau, 16 61
Ages 8 - 10 years firsl - Sieve
Hoffman. 1181. second
Cherie
Papinea. 14 16, third Donita Sharp,
18 24. fourth - Jennie Ashbeck, 23 19
Ages 11 - 13 years first - Michelle
Papineau. 15 09, second • Jodee
Ashbeck, 18 60 , third Tricia Coe,
18 75, fourth Kristi O'Brien, 21.20
Ages 14 18 years: firsl Andy
Strober, II 44, second Angie Ash
beck, 13 31, third
Steve Miller,
15 so. fourth Judy Jepsen
Ages 19 and over first Marie Van
Schoiach. 10 66. second Terri Gen
try, 15 38. third - Gail Papineau,
15 45; fourth - Sherri Kemp. 15 58
The next Wranglers Playday will
be Sunday. Apfil2l
Scholarship
deadline near
Women interested in applying for
a 1300 scholarship offered by the
Heppner - lone branch of American
Association of University Women
are reminded (hat the deadline is
April 30
The scholarship is open to women
who have had at least one year of
post high school education and have
a definite plan to continue study
For more information or applica
tion*. please contact Shirley Camp
bell. 676-5201. Justine Weatherford.
676-5504. or April Hilton5ykes, 676
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Chris McLaughlin also got a per
sonal record and the H H S junior
class mark in the 300 meter hurdles
with a 45 9 clocking He failed to
place in either hurdles rare but ran
well
Jason Dougherty found himself in
exceptionally strong events as meet
records and state bests were record
ed in each of the events he entered
Heppner travels to John Day this
weekend for an invitational meet at
Grant Union and will be in Hermu-
ton for a triangular meet next
Tuesday against Hiverside and
Hermiston
Wranglers begin season
Wranglers Riding (Tub held their
first playday of the season Sunday.
lone schools have announced their April 7 Over 49 participants
honor roll for the third nine weeks
competed Results follow
The following students are listed
Barrels
A Honor Roll < 3 S - 4. >
Age 7 and under first
Kelsie
Freshman Karla Davison
f -.ins, 22 41. second Joe> Huff
Eighth Graders Michelle Beck. man. 22 62, third Josie Evans. 23 63.
Jill Conklin, and Angie Rudisill
fourth Charene Coe, 28 39
Seventh Grader Linda Morter
Ages 8-10 years first - Donita
B Honor Roll (3 3 4»
Sharp. 21 86. second Steve lloff
Senior Mark Meyers
man, 22 01. third Cherie Papineau,
Juniors Michelle Beeson and Eric
24 22. fourth Rodnev Ehrmantraul,
f*ointer
24 52
Sophomores Deena Hams. Kim
Ages II- 13 years first Michelle
McCabe. Patty McElligott, Chris Papineau. 20 16. Lori Cecil, 20 49
Rea. and Candi Rudisill
Christy Stroeber. 20 63, fourth
Freshmen Dick McElligott and Jenny Martin. 23 88
Ken Snider
Ages 14 18 years first Susie
Eighth Grader Jill Nelson
Martin. 19 73, second
Shelly
Seventh Graders Jol.inda Cupps. ( M W , 19 81 third Cindy Stroeb
Mary Cupps. Jim Davison. Lon er 20 11, fourth Bridget! Greenup.
21 17
McCabe. Jenny Martin. Melissa
Rowell, and Amv Wagenblast
Ages 19 and over first - Joan
Eckman, 18 77, second
Mary
Knowles. 19 75 third Harb Gutter
r i i 19 84 fourth Mary Ann Mun
NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL
Ira»»“41 "Hi
BUDGET HEARING
Poles
A public hearing on the approved
Ages 7 and under first - Joey
supplemental budget for the City of Hoffman. 26 09. second - Josie
Heppner, Oregon for the Fiscal Year Evans. 27 35. third Kelsie Evans,
HM as will be MM m U m council 31 61. fourth • Charene Coe, 34 UH
chambers m the City Hall at 7 45
Ages 8 10 years first - Steve
P M on May 6th. 1985 The budget
Hoffman, 24 45 second
Donita
document may be inspected or Sharp, 25 12. third
Rodney
copies obtained by interested per
E'hrmantraut. 27 97 fourth Cherie
sons at the office of the City Papineau. 30 11
recorder, located at 188 W Willow
Ages II - 13 years first Christy
Street between the hours of 9 66 Stroeber 24 72 second Michelle
\ M to i OOP II Any person may Papineau. 24 93 third Lori Cecil,
appear at the public hearing on the 28 95. fourth Melanie Gates. 30 72
supplemental budget, and discuss
Agra 14 - 18 years first • Susie
the budget or any part of it
Martin. 22 95 second Angie Ash
c m "i- h e p p n e r
beck. 28 04 third Shelley Stroeber.
SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET
28 21, fourth Sheila Sleler. 28 75
h INANOAL SUMMARY
Ages 19 and over first
Mary
Ft IR THE FISCAL YEAR 1984 85
Knowles. 24 22. second Gail Pap
STREET 1 ROAD»FUND
meau. 26 07, third Barb Gutierrez.
RESOURCES
26 29. fourth Sherie Kemp. 30 42
Unanticipated Cash
Figures
1 . 11 1 y ON er
58.000 00
Ages 7 and under first Josie
TOTAL RESOURCES
58 000 00 Evans. 10 13. second Joey Hoffman
REQUIREMENTS
10 99, third Kelsie Evans. 13 33,
Transter to (ienef al Fund 58 000 00 fourth Charene Coe. 13 44
TOTAL REQUIRE MKVIs 5« mm on
Ages 8 10 First Steve Hoffman.
WATER I TILITY FUND
10 14. second Donita Sharp, 10 45.
RESOURCES
third Rodney EIhrmantraut. 11 04
Unuticipated Cash
fourth Cherie Papineau, 12 55
Carryover
522.000 oo
Ages II 13 years first Christy
TOTAL RESOURCES
522.000 00
Stroeber, 9 08 second Michelle
KE q I IRI Ml- M s
Papineau. 9 74. third Ix>ri Cecil.
Transfer to General E'und 522.000 00 9 94, fourth Melanie Gates. II 29
TOTAL REQl IREMENTS522.000 00
Ages 14 - 18 years first • Susie
SEWER OPERATING PI ND
Martin. 9 77 second Shelly Stroeb
It E m >t RCES
er. 9 35. third Angie Ashbeck, 9 60
Unanticipated Cash
fourth • Cindy Stroeber. 9 72
Carryova
115,016.66
Ages 19 and over first Sherri
TOTAL RESOURCES
515.032 00
Kemp 8 65, second Mary Ann
REQUIREMENTS
Munkers. 8 95, third Joan Eckman.
Transfer to General E'und 515.032 00 9 02, fourth Mary Knowles. 9 11
Total Requirements
515.032 00
Keyhole
Published April 17th, 1985
Ages 7 and under first Kelsie
Marshall Lovgren, Recorder
Evans. 7 40. second Joey Hoffman.
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Selected Junior Tee Shirts,
and just missed placing. Shannon
Mcl^ughlin who turned in a sea
son's best in the discus and Cherrie
Hager competing in strong field in
both the shot put and discus
The boys tram was able to muster
only three place finishes but faced
outstanding competition as right
meet records were broken or tied in
the boys events
Scott Buschke earned a fourth
place tie in the high jump and Wayne
Wilgers tied for sixth in the same
event Both jumped 54 Jason Pal
mrr collected the other ribbon by
throwing 117-2 in the discus for sixth
place and set a personal record in
the shot put with a distance of 3611
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