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Boys place fifth in field of 25
By Ashley ( ««kiln
Heppner's boys track team plac
et! fifth in a 25 team field at the M»»r
row County Invitational on Satur
day. April 12 The hoy» »cored 45
point», while the Heppner girl» did
not »core Union won the hoy» title
with 67 point». Sherman County
look the girls title, accumulating 65
point»
Pacing the M ustangs w at
freshman Bryan Padhrrg. who con
tinued hi» on»laught on the record
hook He vet freshmen class records
in the 800 meter run. in which he
was second in 2:05 5 and the 1500
meter run which he ran in 4 20 8
Padherg'i 1500 meter time is also a
new Cla»» “ A " all lime freshman
record "B ryan had super times,
especially for a freshm an," said
head coach Dale Conklin
Despite not scoring the girts team
got g«nid things from freshmen
distance runners Nance Wright and
Michelle Beck
Wnght had a personal best of
2 50 3 in the 8(8) Bec k took I .30 2
off her previous best in the .3,000
meter run to finish with a time of
l 8
Kim W right had a personal best in
1(8) high hurdles with a time of
21 I In the same race. Dorothy
Hays was just short of placing in
202
The two Wrights. Hays, and
Stacey Kennedy ran 59 4 in the
sprint relay
Jill Conklin and Sandra Waltcn
burger each cleared 4 '4 " in the high
jump Conklin long jumped I3'0W "
and Wattenburger I2 '3 " .
Shannon M claughlin put the shot
Births
2 0 'I0 W ". and threw the discus
6 * '9 " .
Also competing in the 1500 were
Cathy Martin and Missy Gales
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Heppner thinclads bested by Riverside
By Ashley Conklin
Despite a strong showing in the
field events. Heppner'» hoys track
team finished second to Riverside in
a four way meet on Tuesday. April
8 Heppner had 84 points, just
behind Riverside with 92 points
Other teams in the meet were
Umatilla, with 37 points, and lone
with 25 points
Paced by the double wins of
Ashley Conklin and Jason Palmer,
the Heppner's hoys team won every
field event except the javelin and
pole vault en route to the second
place finish
Conklin leaped 2 0 '5 V in the
long jump and 4 0 '5 W " in the triple
jump, both first place finishes Con
klin was alvi on the second place
16(8) meter relay team of (Tins
M claughlin. Jim Brosnan. and
Trent Harrison that ran 4 06
Palmer captured the shot pul.
heaving 37 feet and the discus,
throwing 1.34 feet
Wayne Wilgers also had a banner
day in the field He cleared 5 '1 0 "
to win the high jump and jumped a
personal best ,38'2" to earn second
in the triple jump Wilgers also c«»n-
peted in the long jump
Harrison was second in the 15(8)
meters running 4 48 9 M claughlin
earned seconds in the 110 meter high
hurdles at 19 5 and in the .3(8) meter
intermediate hurdles at 49 2
Bryan Padhcrg had a first in the
3(88) meter run with a lime of
10 36 3 and was second in the 8(8)
meter run in 2 18 4
Brosnan competed in the 1(8) and
Bowling
(;<>ir
In the distance races. Missy Crates
was second in the 3000 in 16 N !
and Michelle Beck was fourth in the
1500 at 6 28 9
Thrower Shannon Mclaiughlin
hurled the discus 7 0'8" for third and
pul the shot 2 2 '6 " for fifth
Heppner competed in a four way
meet with Echo. lone, and Riverside
on Tuesday. April 15. hut results
were unavailable at press lime
On Saturday. April 19 Heppner
will travel to John Day for the Grant
Union Invitational which is slated to
start at II a m
Jason Palmer also had a good day
as he won the discus, tossing it
I3 6 '8 " . Palmer also put the shot
38‘5 " to crack into Heppner'» all
time top 10 rankings in the event
k o ffer k u p k rg lrrs
Won I«>st
Wayne Wilgers leaped a season's
best 6 '2 " to tic for third in the high
MCGG
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jump He also competed in the tri The Pytts
32
24
ple jump
The Gutter Dusters
32
24
Ashley Conklin leaped to a pair of
The Hi Ho'»
27W 28W
fourth place finishes in the long jump
Beecher's Alley Cats
24
32
and triple jump Conklin hounded
The Hopefuls
23
33
I 9 '5 V and 3 9 '4 " respcctiscls
The Dregs
22
34
Jason Dougherty sprinted to a
N«» Pin Hitters
22
.34
fourth place finish in the 100 meter
Splits convened Maud Hughes
dash with a time of 12 4 Dougher
3 10. Eva Griffith 4-5; Ellen Camp
ly also ran the 200 meter dash in bell 4-5.
25 9 and was on the 400 meter relay
High game Marie Rudisill 204
team of Jim Brosnan. Barney l.md
High series Ins Campbell 520
say. and Marly Brannon that ran
High team game Beecher's Alley
49 M
( .Its "¡84
Scott Buschke high jumped S' 10",
High team senes M C G G
hut fell short o f placing as all sis
1611
place finishers cleared at least sis
loct
S p arrtim rrs
Brannon threw the lavclin 116 '5 "
\p ril 8
and ran the 4(8) meters in a season's
35 on I «>st
best time of 5H 5
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21
Lindsay long jumped I7'8W ", ran
lev Schwab
34
22
the 1(8) meter in 12 6 , a d the 2(8)
24
Central Market
32
meter in 25 7.
G ardner's
31
25
Chris Mclaiughlin competed in
29
27
Peterson's
both the 110 meter high hurdles and
31
l>cn's Processing
25
3(8) meter intermediate hurdles
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21
35
Mcl-aughlin had limes of 19 S and
39
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a season’s best time o f 46 8
Splits c«»nvened Inetia Cantin
respectively.
5-6 io, insili- Mme) 2 7; Cyde
"W e faced some really good com
Skroch 3 10. Millie Hannah 3 10
petition and I'm pleased with where and 4 7-9. and Andrea Mortimore
we finished." said Conklin
5 6 in.! 2 4 10
Evidence of that competition came
High game Donna Moeller 209
in the boys long jump where H clis's
High series Judy Ricken 545
Jim Porter set a new all time Class
" A " record with a phenomenal leap
Thursda» Night I adíes
of 2 V6"
April 10
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Splits convened Joan Tanory 5 7
and Cathy McCabe 2-7 and .3-10
High game Floss Watkins 213
High series Inetia Canon 542
W ednesday l a d i e s ' G o lf
On April 9 at 10 a m at Willow
Creek Country Club eleven I «»dies
braved the cloudy. w indy day for a
morning of golf The back nine wav
played with Vem Batty winning low
gross. Ncoma Bailey and Carol Nor
ris lied for low net. Ellen Campbell
had least putts and special award for
having the middle score net went to
Jo Pettyjohn Hostesses for the day
were Jo Pettyjohn and Can»l N«»rris
Nest Wednesday. April 16 play will
begin at 10 a m but on the follow
ing Wednesday. April 2.3. the play
will start at 9 30 a m
Sundav M en's Hlav
April 13
Low
gro ss:
firsl-G e o rg e
Waterland. second-iul Struthers,
third Barry Munkers
l«»w net first-Dave Eckman.
seco n d s Worley, third R Paullus
l>east putts a tic between George
Waterland and Ed Struthers
longest drive Marvin lame
Klosest to pin George Waterland
(H e r the Ten C up
On April I Willow Creek Coun
try Club ladies gathered at the club
house for the first day o f organized
golf for the year
Due to the cold, wind and rain
they only played two holes
Tuesday. April 8, 12 ladies show
cd up for play It was a lovely warm
day and all had fun
lo n g drive was won by Barbara
Cutsforth
Harriet Pierson had low gross
Barbara Cutsforth had low net
Eileen Padhcrg nude least puts
Dorothy Hawkins won KP«*n No
4 She also had a birdie on this same
hole
O ver the Tee Cup
Low gross Martha Peterson
lo w net Jill Perkins, Pendleton
(.cast putts Dorothy Hawkins
Long drive: Jo Pettyj«*hn
Tuesday's cluh is teeing off at 10
a m , come join us May 6 the Tues
day club will tee off at 9 30 a m
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was on the second pljce 4(8) meter
relay team of Marty Brannon.
B jrn cy L in d say , and Jason
Dougherty that ran 51.5
Sctxt Buschke also competed in
the 1(8). but did na*rc danugc in the
field events He was second in the
high jump at 5 '8 " and had j personal
best of .37'I *4" in the triple jump
I indsay added two third place
finishes to his relay pcrtom uncc He
jumped a personal best I8'9t» " m
the long tump and ran I 03 3 tor 4(81
meters
I>»ughcrty was second with a per
vonal best ot 12 0 inthe 1(8) and was
fourth in the 2(8) with a time of
Country mimic
show to be held
in Heppner
If it's old fashioned country music
yi*u cnj«*y. don't nuss the "G ood
Old fashioned Country Music
Show ." Saturday. April 26. Hp in
at the St Patrick's Catholic Parish
Hall in Heppner
featuring old link: fiddling at its
best, the show will feature fiddlist
Jim Hayes senior. Masine Slankey.
Bill Johnson, and Ron and Joe
McDonald
Stankey was chosen the number
two women s fiddler in the state of
Washington for 1984 and 1985, and
Johnson was voted best accompanist
at the national finals two years in a
row
Johns«*n and Ron McDonald
played in a country western group
for five years in Madras
Tickets for the show are available
at Ron McDonald Chevrolet in
Heppner. and will c«*si 53 each, or
a family ticket for 512 There will
also be a jam session with the musi
cians ut 2 p m Saturday at Ron
McDonald Chevrolet Local must
cians who would like to join in and
"m ake a little m usic" are welcome
says MclXmald
Money raised from the event is us
ed to defray expenses in putting on
the show, stales M ilXxuld
26 0
Brannon rounded out the boys
tejm tossing ihe javelin I2 U 4 " for
third
The Heppner girlv like the Hcpjv
ncr hoyv. finished second to River
vide Girls learn scores were Riser
sklc. 68. Heppner M . I 'nut ilia. '9.
and lone. 32
Both of Heppner's relay teams
came away with first place finishes
The 4(8) meter relay stjuad of Stacy
Kennedy, Kim Wright. Dorothy
Hays, and Kim Sager sprinted to a
time of I (8) 0 The 1618) meter relay
club of Kennedy, Nance Wright.
Cathy Marlin, and Sager completed
the course in 4 57 4
Hays won the high hurdles in a
personal best of 19 3 vchilc Kim
Wright was third in 21 5
Martin won Ihe 8(8) in 2 51 4 and
Sager dashed 14 0 to finish second
in the- 1(8)
Kennedy was second in Ihe 2(8),
sprinting 32 8 and was third in the
javelin, throwing 67‘4" Nance
W right added a thru! with a 4(8)lime
ol I 15 6
Jill Conklin was first in Ihe high
lump al 4 '2 " , second in the long
jump, leaping I 3 'I 0 ,A” , fourth in
(he 2(8), running 33 2. and fifth in
ihe 4(81 in a lime of I 22 0
Emily K m - Key - a daughter.
Emily Rae. was hom on March 28
to Timothy and Shelly Key of
Boardman
Grandparents are Joe and Marie
Key, lone, and Rick and Sue
Johnson. Boardman
Great grandparents are Richard
and Trances Burkett. Whilehouse.
Texas, Bernice Key. Eustace.
Texas. Virginia Johason. Bishop.
California. Robert Hayes. Bishop.
California. [7 k k and /«»dy Johns»«,
also of Bishop
Speich. Anaheim. Ca
Hospital Notes
P ioneer M em orial H ospital
rrjv'rtv admitting and discharging the
following patients during (he past
week
H om er R obins, Lexington-
admitted April 9. discharged April
12 .
Andrew Sykes. Heppner admitted
April It), discharged April II,
Lon Patterson. Heppner admitted
April 12. discharged April 12
The following patients were still
receis ing care at the hospital at press
time
Linda Sincrius. Heppner admitted
April 11;
Inc/ Erwin. Heppner admitted
April 11. and
Rosalie M ik \ Heppner admitted
April 13
Friends and relatives are cordially
invited to a reception in honor of the
5Oth Anniversary
of Mildred and Carl Rhea
on Saturday. April 12. 1986
at the Masonic Hall.
Hermiston, Oregon.
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