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H e p p n e r t . a / r t t r I im r v , l l r p p n r r . O r e g o n W e d n e s d a y . A p r il IV , I9 8 V - F I V E
HHS Thinclads finish
third at Invitational
By Jill Conklin
B e h in d (he e x c e lle n t e ffo rts o f
B rv a n P ad b erg and S teve A rh o g jN t
the M o p p n er h o ys tra c k le a n t fin is h
cd th ird at th e C o n d o n In v ita tio n a l
last S a tu rd a )
P iid h crg posted w in s in the H U )
n ie tc r and IN K ) m e te r ru n s w ith
tim es o t 2 0 6 9 6 anil 4 I ' 2 ' rospcs
liv e ly A rfx > g j\t w o n th e 1 0 0 m e te r
dash w ith a seasons b c \t tu n e ot
11
H e also was s o u n d in the 2 0 0
w ith a tim e o t 24 0 M ik e C o r r e a
w as the o th e r firs t plaso fin is h e r tor
M oppner w ith a M V i i U x k in g in the
4 0 0 m e te r dash N oth relay team s
ran th e ir host tim e s so ta r this season
as w e ll T h e 4 0 0 m e te r re la x te a m
c o m p o s e d o t K am o v l.in d v a y . C o r
re a . Jess ( K m t n and A rb o g a v t w as
second w ith a tim e o f 4 6 6 W ith
P ad b erg ta k in g o v e r the th ir d le g ot
the I 6 0 0 m e te r relax H e p p n e r ran
3 '7 V w h ic h w as g ix x l e n o u g h to
w in the even t
C o a c h D a le C o n k lin w a s very
pleased w ith b o th relax team s
" E v e r y tim e they ru n they get taster
and th a t’s w h at is im p o r t a n t ." he
commented
O th e rs p la c in g fo r the H e p p n e r
th in clad s w e re Jay M ic h a e l, w h o ran
2 19 0 fo r f ilth p la c e in the K 0 0 .
Lindsav was sixth in the 2 0 0 at 24 8 ,
and Seth M o s e s ran the 3 ,0 0 0 and
p laced sixth
D e a n M u n k e rs re c o rd e d a per
son.il fx'st in the t jv e lin w ith a th ro w
o t I 30 8 A ls o c o m p e tin g fo r the
H e p p n e r hoys w e re K e n W a lla c e and
A l B u n in the th ro w in g e v e n t. D a v id
M c C u r r y in the '. 0 0 0 an d C h a r lie
R .ith b u n ra n both h u rd le races
A tbog.ist and P a d tv rg shared high
p o in t h o n o rs w ith 2 2 'r p o in ts each
and C o r r e a a dded I '
K im S iio k e v and A m y B ro w n fie ld
b o th s cored seven p o in ts to r the
H e p p n e r g ir ls ’ te a m w h ic h fin is h e d
w ith 15 p oints
S tookey ra n a p e rs o n a l best in the
1 10 m eter h ig h hurdles to i la im th ird
p la c e She a ls o ra n th e '0 0 m e te r
lo w h u rd le s in 5 6 18 to r sixth pla c e
B r o w n fie ld p la c e d th ird in the '. 0 0 0
a n d s ix th in the l.5 o o J ill C o n k lin
w a s the on ly o th e r p la c e fin is h e r lo r
H e p p n e r She w as s ix th in the HOO
w ith a lim e o f 2 4 7 9
S h e ry l C o n k lin c o m p e te d in the
h u rd le ra c e s , and D a n a H u d s o n and
M a r y C o n n o r c o m p e te d in the
th ro w in g events
T h e H e p p n e r tra c k te a m s c o m
peted at P ilo t R iv k Tuesday and w ill
tra v e l to U m a t illa S atu rd a y to par
tic ip a tc in the U m a tilla C o u n ty
K iw a n is In v ita tio n a l The S atu rd a y
m e e t in l ’m a tilla starts at I I 3 0 a m
w ith fie ld events and ru n n in g e v en ts
s ta rtin g at 12 noon
Wranglers
T h e results o f the W ra n g ie r-. P la y
D a y h eld A p r il 16 a re lis te d as
fo llo w s :
S tic k h o rx e R a c e
fir s t M e g a n
B e rg s tro m , second J im P a p in e a u ,
th ird D o n a l d A d a m s , fo u rth Pat
S c h ille r
A g e 5 and u n d er B arrels first Joe
P a p in e a u , second M a tt B e rg s tro m ,
th ird B rett B a rh e r. fo u rth Jeanette
B ra n tle y
P oles ftrst-Jo c P ap in e a u , second
M a tt B e rg s tro m , th ird B re tt B a rb e r,
fo u rth Jeanette B ra n tle y
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J e a n e t te
B ra n tle y , th ird Joe P ap in e a u
A g e 6 - 7 - B a r r c ls
firs t A n g e la
M u n k e rs , second K ath le e n G re e n u p ,
t h ir d - A m y P a p in e a u , fo u r th J ill
B a rb e r.
P o le s
f ir s t A m y
P a p in e a u ,
s e c o n d -A n g e la M u n k e r s , th ir d
B la k e K n o w le s , fo u rth J ill B a rb e r
SS B i l l R a c e
f ir s t A n g e la
M u n k e rs , second H oss S h a rp , th ird
K a th le e n G r e e n u p , fo u r th S h ad
H is le r
A g e 8 - 1 0 B a rre ls
firs t B ria n
K n o w le s , second A n n ie H is le r ,
th ird Jossie E v a n s , fo u rth J a y le n e
P ap in e a u
P o les
firs t T if f a m e M u n k e r s .
second B ria n K n o w le s , th ird A n n ie
H is le r . fo u rth Jossie H vans
Day
SS B 1 11 R a c e
fir s t-T iffa n ie
M u n k e r s . second B re n d a H o l t / ,
th ird S to rm y H o w a r d , fo u rth Jossie
E vans
A g e 11 1 ' B a rre ls
firs t S ara
G re e n u p , second K elst E va n s , th ird
H o lly H c k m a n . fo u r th -C h a r C o e
Poles first S ara G re e n u p , second
K elst E van s, th ird C h a r C o e . fourth
R o d n e y E h rm a n tra u t
SS B ill R ace f ir s t O o m t a S h a rp ,
second C h a r C o e . th ird l-a u re l T e rn
p ie . fo u rth R o d n ey E h rm a n tra u t
A g e 1 4 -1 8 B a rre ls firs t N ik k i
B ris b o is , second Jodie A x h h e c k .
t h ir d J e n n ie A s h b e c k , f o u r t h
H e a th e r H c k m a n
B a r r e ls
fir s t N i k k i B r is b o is ,
s e c o n d A n g ie A s h b e c k . t h ir d
H e a th e r H c k m a n . f o u r t h J e n n ie
A shbm k
SS B ill R ace first A n g ie A s h b e c k .
se c o n d T ris h a C o e . th ir d J e n n ie
A s h b e c k , fo u rth H e a th e r H c k m a n
A g e I 1* a n d o v e r B a rre ls firs t
Joan H c k m a n . second T e r r i G e n try ,
th ir d D ic k T e m p le , fo u rth B a rb
Z e lle r
P oles first Joan H c k m a n , second
D ic k T e m p le , th ird T e r n G e n tr y ,
fo u rth M a r y K n o w le s
SS B ill Race first K e ith P ap m eau .
second D ic k T e m p le , th ird B ecky
E v a n s , fo u rth B ru c e B e rg s tro m
JV diamondnien beat Stanfield
By C raig Angell
T h e J V b aseb all te a m tra v e le d to
S ta n fie ld M o n d a y to ta k e on the
T ig e rs in a J V g a m e T h e M u s ta n g s
b ala n c e d out th e ir s co rin g a tta c k as
they sco red runs in e v e ry in n in g ex
cept the fifth and sixth in n in g s
l x a d - o f f b a tte r Jason B ritt to o k
ad v a n ta g e o f the nice day as he w ent
fo u r fo r fiv e at th e p la te in c lu d in g a
tr ip le and a d o u b le B o b b ie K rc tn
a lso had c o n tro l o f the s itu a tio n g o ­
in g th re e fo r fiv e fo r the d a y in
e lu d in g tw o d o u b le s
T h e yo u n g M u s ta n g s to o k c o n tro l
o f the g a m e in the to p o f th e th ird
w h e n s o p h o m o re B ra n d o n P e d ro hit
a tw o run h o m e r w ith tw o outs to put
th e sco re at 6 1
The M u s ta n g s d id n ’t stop as they
s cored six m o re runs in th e last fo u r
in n in g s to e n d the g a m e w ith a score
o t 12 |
H re s h m a n J im K in d le w a s o n the
m o u n d fo r H e p p n e r as he lo o k e d
v e ry im p re s s iv e s trik in g o u t 14 bat
te rs a n d a llo w in g just o n e h it T h e
M u s ta n g s play th e ir n ext J V g a m e at
H e p p n e r on M a y I . a g ain st P ilo t
R o c k T h e g a m e starts at 4 3 0 p m
m i v u c u v v i i m m i i u v ^ jM x y m n r n r t m iv
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EXTENSION
n i M T I V " 1 cMVAirVO t
By C raig Angell
S eed fro m one o t the w o r ld ’ s m ost
u ndesirable w eeds w as d isco vered in
O r e g o n re c e n tly in a sh ip m en t o f
grass seed u n fx .rtc d fro m A rg e n tin a
S e v e ra l seeds o f s e rra te d tussock
w e e d w e re fo u n d in sam ples by seed
p u rity te c h n ic ia n s at th e O re g o n
S ta te U n iv e r s it y S e e d l.a b a l
U o rv al I is
It is g o o d to see the system w o rk
W h ile I a m not fa m ilia r w ith serrated
tu s s ix k w e e d . I a m f a m ilia r w ith
q u ite a few o th e r n o x io u s w eed s
w h ic h a rc not c u rre n tly g n iw in g here
and w h ic h w e d o not w ant to im | » r t
N o x h h is w e e d c o n tro l at the le v e l
p ra c tic e d in seed labs is c ru c ia l
Id e n tific a tio n th e re saves m o n e y
he re
N o x io u s w e e d contn>l al the c o u n ­
ty le v e l in the fo rm o l a ctninty w e e d
s u p e rv is o r is a ls o c r u c ia l, since it is
th ro u g h h is o ffic e that m a in new
n o x io u s w eeds arc id e n tifie d b e fo re
they b e c o m e w id e s p re a d e n o u g h to
be u n c o n tro lla b le
N o x io u s w eed s a rc those plan ts
w h ic h a re h ig h ly in ju r io u s in
c h a ra c te r In d e e d , n o x io u s w eed s
c a n b e d e s tru c tiv e to p e o p le , c ro p s ,
and a n im a ls A n e x a m p le o f som e
n o x io u s w e e d s in th is co u n ty a re
P o is o n hem lcx'k It g ro w s a lo n g
c re e k b o tto m s , m o s tly , a n d is
p o is o n o u s to c a ttle a n d to p e o p le It
is b e in g c o n tro lle d both by the w e e d
supers ixo r a n d by a b io lo g ic a l con­
t r o l a g e n t a m o th
S potted k n a p w e e d T h is rangeland
w e e d is g ro w in g o n m any tens o f
thousands o t M o r r o w C ounty acres
W h e r e v e r it g ro w s , grass d o e s n ’t It
is c o n tro lla b le o n ly by h e rb ic id e s
an d a c a re fu l p ro g r a m th e re a fte r o f
m anagem ent
D a ln ta lio n to a d fla x This p e re n
m ul w e e d is so p r e t ty . it w as im ­
p o rte d as an o rn a m e n ta l I t ’s re a lly
to o b a d th a t it w o n ’ t s u p p o rt
liv e s to c k and takes o v e r ra n g e la n d
w h e re v e r it is in tro d u c e d I h a v e
seen it in M o n ta n a so bad that the
ran g e w as un u sab le a fte rw a rd s , and
th e cost o f c o n tro llin g it w as p r o ­
h ib it iv e . W e b e lie v e w e h a v e
e lim in a te d it fro m those sites in M o r
row C o u n ty that w e re in fe s te d , but
a rc re m a in in g v ig ila n t
R ush x k e lc lo n w e e d
ITiis is a
p e re n n ia l w eed w h ic h attacks not o n ­
ly ra n g e la n d but c ro p la n d as w e ll It
has n o leaves to .spoak o f, w h ic h
m a k e s it d iffic u lt to c o n tro l w ith
c h e m ic a ls T illa g e ju s t spreads it
a ro u n d T h e w e e d s u p e rv is o r has
had a survey te a m out each ot the last
three years lo o k in g tor this w eed and
e ra d ic a tin g it w h e r e v e r it has been
to u n d I hope thay have been sue
c e s s fu l. and that th ey can k e e p up
th e ir v ig ila n c e
Those are o n ly a te w e x a m p le s o t
the m any w e e d s lis te d on M o r r o w
C o u n t y ’ s n o x io u s w e e d lis t, and w e
have o n ly som e o t the noxious weeds
in the w o rld It w e c a n lim it (he im
p o rta tio n o f n e w o n e s , it w ill be
c h e a p e r fo r e v e ry o n e in the c o u n ty
N a tio n a lly , fa rm e rs a re spending
S ' 6 b illio n o n w e e d c o n tro l T h e y
a rc not d o in g it to b e n e fit the
c h e m ic a l c o m p a n ie s
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The H e p p n e r M u s ta n g s w o n th e ir
first gam e A p ril 15 against R iv e rs id e
P irates in fiv e years T h e M u s ta n g s
p la y e d e rro rle s s b a ll the firs t g am e
to o v e rc o m e the P ira te s 4 0 to take
the first gam e
In the lo p o f the second in n in g
th ird basem an S la te r M itc h e ll lagg
c d a solo h o m c ru n to g iv e H e p p n e r
the first lead o f the g a m e
In the th ird in n in g . H e p p n e r ag ain
fo u n d M itc h e ll at the p la te an d th is
tim e M itc h e ll hit a s in g le to score
D ic k D e v in
In the to p o f the fo u rth in n in g w ith
one out s o p h o itx irc B o b b ie K re in hit
a d o u b le d o w n th e le ft fie ld lin e to
score R ussell B ritt M in u te s la te r
C ra ig A n g e ll hit a s a c rific e fly b a ll
to rig h t fie ld to score K re in and kep t
the lead at 4 ( 1
A n g e ll w as o n the m o u n d fo r (he
M u s ta n g s H e stru ck o u t s even , and
w a lk e d to u r, and o n ly a llo w e d tw o
hits S later M itc h e ll w as the lu x m an
w ith the bat as he w e n t 2 -3 at the
B o b b ie K r e in w as also hot at the
p la te as he h it 2 4 at the p la te , but
p la te me h id in g his so lo h o m e run in
th e to p o f th e second in n in g B o b
b ie K re in w e n t 2 4 in th e g a m e in
e lu d in g his R B I double-
in the n ig h t c a p , ju n io r R u ssell
B ru t th re w fo r H e p p n e r an d a llo w
ed |ust o n e h it B ritt stru ck out
e le v e n P ira te s and w a lk e d liv e T h e
M u stan g s had only tw o e rro rs in the
g a m e , but the P ira te s s co red both
th e ir runs on w ild pitches E r ic C o n
nor and B ra n d o n P ed ro w e re the on
ly M u s ta n g s to h ave b aseh its in the
m g h ti ap Ih e y each to o k th e m in the
t o p o t the second in n in g " O u r bats
are starting to lo o k a liv e n o w . " v iy s
coach M a r k Ik»w d y ' T h i s w in w ith
R iv e rs id e re a lly pul us m th e ru n n
ing to r a ch an ce at d is tric t W e look
very im p re s s iv e and I 'm sure w e 'r e
g e ttin g b e tte r e v e ry day W e 'v e got
p ro b a b ly the best d e fe n s e in the
le a g u e , so I le d if w e k e e p w o rk in g
o n h ittin g the b a ll, th en w e should
im p ro v e o u r w in n in g re c o rd ra p id
ly ."
Water supply outlook for
Morrow Countv
A c c o rd in g to the H e p p n e r F ie ld
O ffic e o t the S o il C o n s e rv a tio n Ser
v ic e , sp rin g and s u m m e r w a te r sup
p lies a rc fo recast to be ab o ve
a v e ra g e d u r in g th e A p r il July
period
P recip itatio n to r M a rc h was above-
av e ra g e to r the area and is near nor
m a l to r the w a te r y e a r to date
(O c to b e r S e p te m b e r) P re c ip ita tio n
to r M a r c h as re c o rd e d on the H e p p
tier w eather station was 2 2 0 " w h ich
is 141 percent ot the average ot I 4 ' ”
M o u n ta in snow-pack w h ic h is the
best in the state is c u rre n tly 132 per
cen t o f n o rm a l This a 2 '» tim es
w h a t it w as last y ear
F o re c a s t dates lo r lo w flo w fo r
W illo w and R o c k C re e k an d the
L o w e r John D a y B asin is M a v 27
c o m p ared to the average date ot M a y
17 Forecast date o f low (lo w fo r the
John D ay R iv e r at S e rv ic e C re e k is
August I
F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n contact your
lo c a l S U S o ffic e at 4 .30 H e p p
tier L e x in g to n H ig h w a y o r phone-
6 7 6 5021
as a te a m the M u s ta n g s o n ly had
seven hits
J u n io r R u s s e ll B ritt w as o n the
nx>und fo r th e M u s ta n g s as he p it
chod a fiv e h itte r, and s tru c k o u t 17
b atters
M u s ta n g s
0 5 0 0 0 1 3 9
T ig e rs
1 0 0 3 0 0 15
B ritt A n g e ll. G ra b e e l ( " h a v e / W -
B rittc r I G ra b e e l H R C o n n o r
CAPECO crews
clean up
The Y a rd s o l 2 0 S e n io r C ili/c n s
w e re m ad e re a d y fo r S p rin g by
y o u th h ire d by the C o m m u n ity A c ­
tion P r o g r a m o f L a s t C e n tr a l
O re g o n
T h e C A P E C O S p rin g
B re a k c le a n u p c re w s w en t to hom es
in P e n d le to n , M ilt o n Freewater,
A th e n a . W e s to n , H e rm is to n , S tan
fie ld . E c h o and Ir rig o n A to ta l o f
14 h ig h school an d c o lle g e students
w e re h ire d to r S p rin g V a c a tio n
M a r c h 2 0 th ro u g h the 24 In ad d i
lio n to assisting s en io r c itiz e n s , th e
crew h eljx-d m o v e C A P E C O to its
new o ffic e at 1 1 1 2 S E E m ig ra n t
" T h e d e m a n d , b o th fo r jo b s and
f o r y a rd w o rk e rs , o u ts trip p e d o u r
a b ilitv to serve ilk- needs o t the a re a ,
said T o m t ir o a t . C A P E C O S p e c ia l
P r o je c t s
M anager
S e n io r s ,
reg ard less o f in c o m e , w h o need ed
help w ith th eir y a rd w o rk w e re e lig i­
b le lo r the p ro g ra m w h ic h p ro v id e d
a crew o t fo u r persons fo r tw o h o u rs
o t w o rk Judging by the response w e
re c e iv e d fro m the S e n io r C itiz e n s
and the c r e w , the p ro je c t w as a
(retiK -nilou s success " S e n io r s w h o
d id n 't apjily soon enoug h to get th e ir
nam es on the S p rin g V a c a tio n list
w ill be first on the list this s u m m e r ,"
G ro a t said C A P E C O plans to h ire
m o re h ig h s c h o o l a n d c o lle g e
studik-ts this s u m m e r to r s im ila r |obs
and fo r w o rk in the a re a o f fo rest
re s o u rc e
d e v e lo p m e n t
and
w e a th e ri/a tio n
" P r o v id in g jo bs to r yo u n g p eo p le
and assisting s en io r c iti/e n s a ik t jx*r
sons w ith v e ry lo w in co ttk- is an
e s p e c ia lly re w a rd in g jia rt o f th e jo b
o l the C o m m u n ity A c tio n P ro g ra m
o l East C e n tr a l O r e g o n ." G ro a t
said A p p lic a tio n s fo r |o b s an d to r
y a rd w o rk a rc b o th a v a ila b le at the
C A P E C O o ffic e . 1 1 12 SE E m ig ra n t.
P e n d le to n . O r 9 7 8 0 1
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c h c o n in d in in g h a ll
T h u rs d a y K iw a n is m e e tin g and
lu n c h e o n in d in in g h a ll at noon
S a tu rd a y A u c tio n S ale and noon
lu n c h at th e fa irg ro u n d s . 10 a m
N O T IC E
The seniors w ill sell at
a u c tio n la rg e c o n s ig n m e n t ite m s to r
a n y o n e lo r 2 0 T c o m m is s io n C a ll
6 7 6 9 9 7 2 . 6 7 6 9 4 9 7 . 9 8 9 84 S H .
676 5897 or 422 7 1 4 '
H e lp is also needed A pril 2 7 2 9 at
the fa irg ro u n d s to sort sale item s and
assist at th e sale
2 Names will be drawn 5 times per
day Monday Friday through May 1st
and announced on the air, K U M A
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4 Daily winners names will go into a
drawing for a grand prize of '500 in
grocery certificates to be given
away May 1, 1989
This recipe w as req u ested by
M orrow C ounty Extension Units
after their salad luncheon served
by seniors at the S enior C en ter
last Friday
5 Unclaimed MO prizes accumulate
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6 Enter as many times as you wish
C r e a m y M o ld e d T u r k e y S a la d
B rin g I c u p tu rk e y o r c h ic k e n
b ro th to a b o il A d d a .' o / p a c k a g e
le m o n je llo , s tirrin g u n til dis s o lv e d
A d d a n o th e r H c u p b ro th , 'k cu p
m a y o n n a is e , '4 txp salt and dash
pepper
B e a t w ith b e a te r u n til
s m o o th P o u r in to re fr ig e r a to r tray
E r c e /e 1 5 -2 0 m in u n til fir m aro u n d
ed g e b u t soft in c e n te r T u r n in to a
h o w l an d w h ip u n til f lu ffy G e n tly
fo ld in I c u p d ic e d c o o k e d tu rk e y
brra s t W c u p sw eet g reen grapes and
•A c u p toasted s liv e re d a lm o n d s
P o u r in to I qt m o ld o r in d iv id u a l
m o ld s C h ill (n o t in f r c e /e r i u n til
fir m G a rn is h w ith c ris p greens
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W e d n e sd ay , April 19
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D ic k D ev in h it a s in g le to score tw o
m o re ru n n e rs and g iv e H e p p n e r a
5 I lead, u n til (he fourth in n in g w hen
the T ig e rs sco red th re e runs o n tw o
h its to put the score a l 5 4
In the to p o t the se v e n th , tu m o r
Eric C o n n e r tagged a tw o ru n h o m e r
to fin is h th e s c o r in g t o r th e
M u stan g s
Mustangs break RHS jinx
St. P a trick 's
Senior CVntor
Itiillotin Hoard
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S ta n fie ld to play the T ig e rs last
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The M u s ta n g s h e lp e d
th e m s e lv e s to a 9 - 5 w in . and a 3 I
le a g u e r e c o r d w h ic h sets th e
M u s ta n g s in second place
The M u stan g s w en t w ild in the se­
co n d in n in g w ith a tw o o u t rally
i>>ug D ev in hit a sin gle to score tw o
runs and m in u te s la te r o ld e r b ro th e r
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