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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 17, 1991 lon e track team competes at Condon, Pilot Rock meets By Anne Morter 400-relay team. Garcia had a per sonal best in the 200, where he finished second in 23.7. He also came in fourth in the 400 meters with a time of 55.64 and ran a leg on the third place short relay squad Lovett was sixth in the 100 and ran the short relay. Other relay members were Ryan Halvorsen and Brian 141 ’9 ” . a season best, for first place The lone track teams cruised as well as taking second in the shot through a busy week, competing in put 35’5" and third in the long jump. a five-way meet at Pilot Rock on- Jake Deputy won the high jump with Tuescay and the Condon Invitational a leap of 5 ’. He also was third in the on Saturday. April 13. At Pilot Rock 400 and fifth in the 100. Ryan the Cards put it all together for a Halvorsen was second in the high team win on the boys’ side and a jump and long jump while Deacon runnerup finish for the girls. At Con Heideman grabbed third place points don, the competition was stiffer with in the javelin and fifth in both the 28 schools competing but the Cards shot and discus. Brian Holtz round used the almost ideal weather to ed out the scoring with a third in the record several personal and season shot put and the 100 and a fifth in bests. the 200. The boys’ team racked up 112 In girls’ competition, Janie Cupps points at Pilot Rock, Tuesday, April was a triple winner, taking the high 9, behind first-place performances jump 4 ’2” , the 400 meters 74.79, from Jake Deputy, David and the 300 hurdles 60.2 Crystal Wagenblast, Mike Garrett, Mac Minster won the 100 in 14.34 and Lovett, Gabe Garcia and both the the long jump with a leap of 11 ’8” . 400 and 1600 meter relay teams. Whe also added a second in the 200 Mac Lovett was a double winner, with a time of 30.6. Wendy Ander taking the 100 meter relay in son was second in both the shot 11.84 and the 200 meters in 25.26. 31’6V4” and the discus 81'6” and He also joined with Gabe Garcia, fifth in the javelin 69’10” . Ryan Halvorsen and Brian Holtz to On Saturday, the Cards enjoyed log a 49.45 first place time in the good weather, light breezes and lots short relay. Gabe Garcia won the of competition at the Condon Invita 400 in 58.51, was second in the 200 tional. The boys tied for eighth with with a 25.3 and joined with 19 points and the girls were 14th Wagenblast, Halvorsen and Garrett with nine points. Goldendale, WA. to win the 1600 relay in 4:18.55. won both the girls and boys meets, David Wagenblast took the discus ti scoring 80 and 109 points tle with a throw of 98’5” and ran respectively. 2.24.5 in the 800, good for second Scoring for the boys were Gabe place. Mike Garrett threw the javelin G arcia, Mac Lovett and the Holtz. Only two girls placed at the meet. Cry stal Minster tied for fourth in the long jump, jumping 13’7 Vi” and Janie Cupps was third in the 300-hurdles in 55.28, a personal best by two full seconds. Minster, April Taylor and Tanya Anderson all recorded personal bests in their events but failed to score. lone tennis team s com pete in match, tournament By Anne Morter The lone tennis teams slowed the pace somewhat from last week, play ing in a match on Tuesday and in a tournament on Saturday. The Cards traveled to Umatilla on Tuesday. April 9 where they played in very cold and windy weather. The Cardinals had only one win for the day, when Erika Bergstrom and Heidi Orem downed Lori Adams and Sara Nelson. In other doubles’ action, Brandi Ball and Kari Morgan fell to Jen Adams and Shawna Fry. 7-9. In singles’ play, Nancy Morter dropped her m atch, 4-8, to Umatilla’s Mel Tarter. Kristine Bedortha also lost, falling to Kristy Hoch, 0-8. On the boys’ side. Brent Sheirbon fell to Javier Ingles, 4-8, and Mike Green lost to James Purves, 1-8. Doubles’ team, Aaron Heideman and Tony Bjerke, fell to John Thomas and Doug Surber, 2-8. On Saturday, the Cardinals com peted at the Helix Tournament held at Blue Mountain Community Col lege under much more pleasant weather conditions. Neither team managed to score a point in the team standings but coach Cathy McCabe was pleased with their efforts, noting that several players had their best Remember Mom with a card and gift from Hallmark. Mother's Day is Sunday M a y 12 games ever. On the girls’ side, Nancy Morter won her first match, defeating Con nie Keltz of Stanfield, 8-2. She then dropped her next two matches to finish out of the money. Because of the set-up of the brackets, Morter’s first found opponent ended up plac ing fourth while Morter did not place. Kari Morgan, usually one half of the Cards' number-one doubles’ team, played singles on Saturday. According to McCabe, she did quite well, winning two out of three mat ches and just missing the fourth place spot. Doubles’ team, Erika Bergstrom and Heidi Orem, won one of their three matches downing Rorden and Fitzgerald of Weston-McEwen, 8-4 in their second match. In boys’ play, both Aaron Heideman and Mike Green lost in the opening round but came back to win their next match in the first round of consolation play. Heideman defeated Neal DeBolt of Arlington, 8-5, playing a strong match, accor ding to coach McCabe. Green show ed improvement in his game, down ing Ron Ough of Stanfield, 8-4. Heideman and Green lost a shot at the consolation finals, falling in their final matches of the day. District spelling contest April 17 The annual Morrow County School District spelling contest will be held Wednesday, April 17, at Sam Boardman Elementary School at 6:30 p.m. The top three spellers in each attendance area will be com peting in three divisions: Division I (elementary through grade 6); Divi sion II (grades 7 through 9); Divi sion III (grades 10 through 12). The first place winneis from each division of the district contest will New Arrival of DISH TOWELS lots of colors and designs qualify to participate in the state of Oregon spelling contest held at the Oregon State Fair. Saturday, August 31. The public is welcome to observe the district contest. Theresa Proctor is in charge of local arrangements at Sam Boardman Elementary. Re freshments will be served at the end of competition. For futher information contact Mike Wsiaki at 989-8202. Community theater group to organize 217 North Mam Heppner A meeting for the purpose of organizing an intergenerational com munity theater group has been call- 676-9158 IRRIGATION SPECIALS RAINBIRD 30WSH Sprinkler without nozzles 18” risers y I " ea. 4 M ea« IRRIGATION BOOTS Knee boot #87401 3/4 Hip boot #15204 IRRIGATION GASKETS Wade-Pearce-Irreco P 15 to o f f PRESSURE TREATED WOOD 10.50 4 4 .3 0 H e p p n e r J u n io r H ig h t r a c k te a m c o m p e te s ed for Sunday, April 21, at 3 p.m. in the dining room of the St. Patrick's Senior Center. People of all ages who have in terest in helping to produce plays and musicals are encouraged to join this group. The project will include all phases of theater art such as scenery design and construction, make-up, costumes, publicity, box office, lighting, sound and properties as well as acting and singing or play ing a musical instrument. The group has plans to choose a play soon, begin rehearsals and present the pro duction as summer stock in late June or early July. Wrangler to 3 ” x7’ 5 ” x8’ STOCK TANKS 2x2x4-galvanized Rondi Robinson (back) passes the baton to Jossie Evans in the girls relay. The Heppner Junior High girls and boys track team traveled to Umatilla for their second meet of the season on April 11 for competition on Umatilla’s all weather track. The Pony girls turned in fine in dividual performances to help them capture the team title. The boys, with only three out, turned in many quality times and distances along with personal bests to do well. Rondi Robinson put the shot 22’3” for a first and Alisha Marlatt came in fifth with 18’9 ” . Long jump: third-Jossie Evans, 11’5” ; fourth-M elissa M iller, 10’11” . Shaun Hisler placed second for the boys, 12’ 11” . Kelsie Evans placed first in the high jump 4 ’ 1 Vi” ; Dani Hill, se cond, 4 ’; and Char Coe third, 4 ’. Char Coe threw the softball 119’3” for a second place. Shaun Hilser threw 149’10” . 300m hurdles, Jessica Sumner came in third and John Qualls first for the boys. 100m hurdles Dani Hill placed third and Melissa Miller fifth. John Qualls placed first in the boys 1200m and'llna Kemp and Melissa Miller placed first and fourth respec tively for the girls. In the 400m relay Heppner came in first with Jessica Sumner, Tina Kemp, Renee Devin and Jossie Evans. First place finisher in the 400m was Kelsie Evans followed by Jossie Evans and Rondi Robinson. Shaun Hisler placed third in the 100m and Willie DeBoer placed fourth. In the 800m Kelsie Evans earned a first and Char Coe placed second. John Qualls placed first for the boys. Char Coe placed first in the 200m, Jessica Sumner-second and Rondi Robinson-third. Shaun Hisler plac ed second for the boys and Willie DeBoer placed fifth. Heppner’s medley relay team of Melissa Miller, Kelsie Evans. Ron di Robinson and Jossie Evans came in first. John Qualls threw the discuss 79’1” for a first. Heppner travels to Pilot Rock on April 18 for meet and then is at home April 25. Both meets start at 2 p.m. lone Youth Group plans Earth Day services By Anne Morter The lone Youth Group will host an Earth Day service at the lone lone Garden Club plant sale Tues. By Anne Morter The lone Garden Club will hold its annual plant sale on Tuesday, April 23, at the lone Legion Hall between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Most of the plants come from club member's gardens, although this year bedding plants will be available. The Garden Club organizes this sale each year, not on ly as their chief money-making pro ject but also as a community service. “ We welcome beginners-there is no such thing as a dumb question,” says, Delta Huber. She also says that anyone with an excess of plants is welcome to bring them. Pie and coffee will be available for gardeners as they peruse the plants and everything will be half-price after 1 p.m. United Church of Christ on Sunday, April 21 at 11 a.m. The in terdenominational youth group will provide music, do the readings and provide a special Earth Day cake afterwards. The Reverend Isa Brown will deliver the sermon. Youth par ticipating in the service are asked to meet at the church at 10:30 a.m. Other recent activities and con tributions by the Youth Group in clude an afternoon trip to the Tri- Cities, where members enjoyed shopping, pizza and a Tri-City American game, and contributions to both Eric Orem's trip to London and the Pregnancy Support Center in Hermiston. ! I.H .S Progressive Pro- ; ductions will refinish ! your picnic tables. We ¡pick up and deliver | South Morrow Coun ty only. For m ore i n - | ! fo rm a tio n call 422 - 7131 . booooooooocoooooocooool 1 Rubbermaid-poly tanks-150 gal. 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