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• TWO - Heppner Gwelte-Timts, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 25, 1990 Neighborhood Center rummage sale set The Neighborhood Center will have a rummage sale May 3. 4 and 5 from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. So much clothing and so many household items have been pouring into the center they are requesting you hold your articles for donation until the sale is over. The public has been so generous they are out of room to store or time to handle it. Those having questions concern ing donations for the sale may call director Nadine O ’Brien at the center. 676-5024, or sale coor dinator. VoJean Forquer, 676-5408. The Neighborhood Center board met April 18 with 12 members pre- sent. Betty Tanner. Mike Vejraska. Joyce Breeding. Rev Stan Hoobing, Dennis Miller. Rev. Grace Drake. Barbara Struthers, Verna Brinda. Jeanette Earlywine, VoJean For quer, Nadine O ’Brien and Rev. Gerry Etchison. Members decided to change the name of the charity organization from Morrow County Neighborhood Council to Neighbhorhood Center: South Morrow County. The monthly meeting date has been changed from the third Wednesday to the third Tuesday. The next meeting will be May 15 at 7:30 p.m. The meetings are held at the Neighborhood Center and are open to the public. lone track teams compete at invitationals By A nne Morter The lone track teams made two showings last week, traveling to the Pilot Rock Invitational on Tuesday and the Sherman County Invitational on Saturday. The Sherman County meet was held at Wahtonka High School in The Dalles. On Tuesday, the Cardinals com peted against nine other schools at Pilot Rock. Official team results and times were not available at press time. Jo Cupps paced the girls team with a win in the discus and javelin. 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Wendy Anderson was third in the shot put and Janie Cupps grabbed second place in the high jump, fourth in the 400 and sixth in the 800. in boys’ results, Gabe Garcia sprinted to second place finishes in the 100 and 400 and added a third place in the 400. Mike Garrett was second in the javelin and sixth in the 1500. Mark Anderson was fourth in the javelin and Mac Lovett was sixth in the 100 meters. * According to Coach Del LaRue. the Cardinals enjoyed good weather but didn’t see many good times due to Pilot Rock’s cinder track. The Cardinals ran up against fif teen teams at the Sherman County Invitational Saturday. The girls finished in sixth place as a team with 41 points and the boys scored 36 points to place seventh. Wahtonka won the girls portion of the meet with 137 points and Klickitat (WA) High School won the boys division with 107 points. Mike Garrett led the Cardinal boys, winning the javelin with a throw of 148’0” , a personal best. Garrett has improved his javelin best by 18 feet since last Saturday. He also finished second in the 3000 with a time of 11:30.27, fourth in the 1500 in4:52.15 and fourth in the tri ple jump with a leap of 35’6 ‘A” . Gabe Garcia was second in the 400 with a time of 54.53 and Mac Lovett placed fifth in the 100 in 12.14. Gabe Garcia did not place in the 200 but had a personal record running 23.88. On the girls side. Jo Cupps won the javelin with a throw of 120’2” , a personal record. She also took se cond in the discus with a toss of 94’ 11” . Danielle Stefani lowered her personal record in the 3000 by 16 seconds, running 12:16.73 and placing second. She also took third in the 1500 meters in 5:32.57. Janie Cupps took fourth in the high jump with a jump of 4 ’6 ” and Wendy Anderson was fourth in the shot put with a throw of 28’4V5” . Coach Del LaRue said he was pleased with the efforts, especially since the athletes were competing in a stiff wind. He said that he is see ing continued improvement from the team. This weekend, the Cardinals who have met the qualifying standards will travel to the State B Invitational track meet at Mt. Hood Community College. This meet gives the " B ” schools a chance to compete against schools their own size. 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Oregon 1 - 800 - 452-7396 989-8221 # L A N ^ K t s Ü EACH Wranglers playday results for April 22 are as follows: Barrels 5 and under: first-Megan Bergstrom, second-Brett Barber. third-Lacey Davis; fourth-Kelsey Greenup. 6 & 7 year olds: first-Shad Hisler, second-Joe Papineau, third-Amy Papineau, fourth-Krista Adams. 8 - 1 0 year olds: first-Angela Munkers, second-Brian Knowles, third-Annie Hisler, fourth-Dawn Boor. 1 1 - 1 3 year olds: first-Kelsie Evans. second-Tiffanie Munkers, third-Jossie Evans, fourth-Char Coe. 14 - 18 year olds: first-Nikki Brisbois, second-Joy Downing, third-Shelly Ashbeck, fourth-Tricia Coe. 19 and over: first-Laurie Barrow, second-Kristy Crowell. Poles 5 and under: first-Brett Barber, second-Kelsey Greenup. third-Megan Bergstrom, fourth- Lacey Davis. 6 & 7 year olds: first-Joe Papineau. second-Blake Knowles. third-Shad Hisler, fourth-Matt Bergstrom. 8 - 1 0 year olds: first-Angela Munkers. second-Dawn Boor, third- Brian Knowles. fourth-Stormy Howard. 11-13 year olds: first-Kelsie Evans, second-Char Coe, third- Tiffanie Munkers, fourth-Jossie Evans. 14-18 year olds: first-Joy Down ing, second-Shelly Ashbeck, third- Nikki Brisbois, fourth-Tricia Coe. 19 and over: first-Kristy Crowell. Figure 8, 5 and under: first- Megan Bergstrom, second-Brett B arber, third-K elsie Greenup fourth-Lacey Davis. 6 & 7 year olds: first-Blake Knowles, second-Joe Papineau. third-Shad Hisler, fourth-Krista Adams. 8-10 year olds: first-Angela Munkers, second-Brian Knowles, third-Annie Hisler, fourth-Tony Greenup. 11-13 year olds: first-Jossie Evans. second-Tiffanie Munkers. third-Char Coe, fourth-Stephanie Haguewood. 14-18 year olds: first-Nikki Brisbois, second-Shelly Ashbeck. third-Joy Downing, fourth-Tricia Coe. 19 and over: first-Kristy Crowell. Lexington News w / Rv By Dolnhi Delpha Jones evening. -:-Visitors at the home of Phylis and Delbert Piper over the weekend were their son and family Mark and Denice Piper and son Aaron, and their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis, from Santa Rosa, Ca. and a daughter pf the Piper’s, Jeanette Skow and children from Redmond. -:-Jo and George Irvin of Irrigon were Lexington callers Saturday. Jo attended the PNG club luncheon at the Rebekah Hall. -:-Charlene Whitney of Portland was a recent caller at the home of her parents, Cecil and Delpha Jones. -:-Friends were saddened to hear the death of Floyd Smith of Irrigon, a former Lexington resident. He and his wife, JoAn Breeding Smith, and two children Oscar and Lolah were residents before moving to Irrigon, where he was in the plumbing business. Joan was the daughter of Oscar and Lola Breeding, long time residents. -:-Mike Burcham spent Sunday visiting with his mother, Dorothy Burcham, from his home in Pendleton. -:-Joyce Wojak of Pendleton was a Lexington caller on Saturday lone tennis teams rack up wins By A nne M orter The lone tennis teams hosted the Stanfield Tigers on Saturday, April 21, racking up three wins in singles play. lone’s number one girls singles player, Renee Van Leersum, had another easy win, defeating Connie Keltz, 6-0, 6-1. Linda Morter lost to Yuko Ogino, 5-7, 4-6 and Amy Pointer, playing her first singles match, played well but lost to Jen nifer Davison, 4-8. Fumika Matsui chalked up her first singles win, defeating Nawko Hirata, 8-2. In boy’s action, Brent Sheirbon played the best he had all season to defeat Terry McCann, 6-3, 6-2. Eric Orem fell to Brad Butcher, 3-6, 3-6. In doubles play, Brent Sheirbon and Eric Orem lost to Howard Swanson and Brett Butcher, 6-7, 2-6. Coach Cathy McCabe said she saw several bright spots in her team's play. She said Fumika Mat sui played very well. “ She was thrilled with the win--we were all thrilled,” said McCabe. She also credited Brent Sheirbon for outstan ding play. The Cardinals’ next match will be at home on Friday against Arlington. 3 # ^ ft PPEWICIFTOTII SO N B U R N ft « ft H n m •*9 ft R ¡Note Basket and Paper r I R 30502 ft R T QUANTITIES LIMITED ^ MuAioirj D»c v T 217 North M ain $*MPicr Heppner 676-91 Sfl ALL SILVER REPUTING REDUCED 25% LAST 5 M S . 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