EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April
By Anne Morter
The lone girls tennis team
m anaged one win against
Umatilla, while the boys were
shut out in matches played last
Monday, April 12.
For the girls, Umatilla swept
the sin g le's gam es. Erika
Bergstrom was defeated by Kim
Meuller, 1-6, 1-6 and Lynde
Minster fell 0-8 to Sara Nelson,
Celeste Owen was defeated by
Grace Boullester4-8 and Jessica
Stefani lost to Missy Stuck 3-8.
In doubles, Stefani and Kandle
defeated Brooke Dilley and Bren
da Simpson 6-2, 3-6, 6-1.
For the boys Rob van’t Ent
took the match to three games but
came up short 2-6, 6-3, 5-7 to
Jav ier Ingles. Mike Green lost to
Joey Saliby 2-8.
In doubles. Rob van’t Ent and
Mike Green lost to Joey Saliby
watercolor. Anyone interested
should come to the meeting to
register for classes. Those who
can't make the meeting should
contact Betty Mills or Shirley
McNary.
Plant Sale
sponsored by
lone Garden Club
Tuesday, April 27
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
lone Legion Hall
Perennials
Shrubs
Herbs
Berries
Bulbs
Trees
House Plants
Pie & Coffee
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Cards compete at matches lone boys win four-way meet
and Jaime Ramirez 3-6, 4-6 and
Arts and Crafts club to meet
Morrow County Creative Arts
dub will meet April 26 at 1 p.m.
at Kate's Pizza in Heppner.
Plans are being made for
workshops in oils, pastels and
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Jerry Phillips and Joey Baker fell
to Chris Skinner and Gary
Nuestel 1-8.
On Tuesday the Cardinals
traveled to Stanfield where both
teams finished with one win and
two losses.
In girl’s play, Erika Bergstrom
was defeated by Ali Ellenberger,
4-8. Jessica Stefani and Michelle
Kandle downed Dawn Evans and
Lisa Monkus 8-6. Lynde Minster
and Celeste Owen fell to Amy
Morris and Christie Holcomb
4-
8.
For the boys, Rob van’t Ent
defeated Jorge Martinez 8-2,
while Mike Green was shut out
by Geoff Newman 0-8. In
doubles action, Jerry Phillips and
Joey Baker were defeated by
Dwayne Morris and Ron Ough,
5-
8.
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Rob van’t Ent wins boys’ singles
By Anne Morter
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Rob van’t Ent won the boys
singles at the Helix Tennis Tour
nament held in Pendleton last
weekend, April 17. winning four
matches on his way to the title.
In the opening round, he defeated
John West of Mac Hi, 8-2. He
then downed Ryan Taylor of
Hood River, 8-1 and Javier Ingles
of Umatilla 6-1, 3-6. 7-6 with a
7-5 tie breaker. For the cham
pionship he defeated Doug Fine
of Helix, 6-0, 6-2.
In other boys singles, Mike
Green was eliminated after two
matches. He lost in the opening
round to Jessie Castillo of Mac Hi
6-8 then fell to Tim Melzer of
Sherman County 6-8.
The doubles team of Joey
Baker and Jerry Phillips lost to
Neustel and Skinner of Umatilla
in their opening match and were
eliminated in the second round.
In girls singles, Erika
Bergstrom lost her opener to Julie
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Workshop set on Oregon Trail clothing
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Ricia Saxton Burgan, founder
of the Society for the Preserva
tion of Fashion and Textiles, a
Boise Idaho educational organiza
tion. will conduct a workshop on
Oregon Trail Clothing in Hepp
ner. on Saturday, May 1. The
purpose of the workshop is to
enable residents to put together
authentic costumes for Oregon
Trail Celebrations.
The workshop will be con
ducted at the Heppner Elemen
tary School, from 11 a.m. to 3:30
p.m. Participants will learn the
cultural and social perspectives
that influenced costume in 1843,
receive tips for selecting ap
propriate patterns and fabrics for
the era. Participants will learn to
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Bergstrom lost her opener to Julie
Trieblehom of Sherman, 1-8. She
then went on to defeat Becky
White of Mac Hi 8-4, and in the
consolation final, she defeated
June Kino of Hood River 8-5.
Lynde Minster lost her opener
to Dawn Evans of Stanfield 2-8
and was eliminated by Kino of
Hood River 0-8.
In doubles action, Michelle
Kandle and Jessica Stefani lost in
the first round to Benedict and
Radley of Hood River 6-8. They
bounced back to defeat Holcomb
and Morris of Stanfield 8-2. In
the consolation final they met
fellow teammates. Laurel Tem
ple and Celeste Owen and down
ed them 8-3. Temple and Owen
progressed to the consolation
final by losing their opener to
Udy and Rainwater of Weston-
McEwen 2-8 and then defeated
Jaynell and Shauna of Hood
River 8-6.
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Lisanne Kaye Crowley & Stephen James Currin
Wedding - May 1, 1993____________
Janet Plocharsky & Dennis Stefani
W edding - June 19 Shower - April 17
create visually appropriate
costumes for men, women and
children participating in Trail
Celebration events. Students will
receive a 37 page workbook with
their registration fee. Additional
enrichment materials and patterns
will be available for purchase if
desired.
Cost of the workshop will be
$10 for registrations received by
April 28. Registration received
after April 28, or at the door will
be $12. The workship is co
sponsored by the Oregon State
University Extension Service and
the Morrow County Museum.
For more information call the
Morrow County Extension Ser
vice, 676-9642.
Story telling time in Boardman
Noritake
Spring Sale
An evening entertainment of
storytelling and historical anec
dotes will be presented on Friday
evening. April 30 at the Riverside
High School in Boardman. The
program which begins at 7:30
p.m. will feature Ricia Saxton
Burgan. of Boise, Idaho. Ms.
Burgan, known professionally as
‘Ricia’ possesses a vast anecdotal
knowledge of the times and lives
of our forefathers. She uses her
strong verbal skills to paint pic-
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listeners.
In addition to her storytelling
skills. Ricia will use her collec
tion of vintage clothing. Oregon
Trail era stage props and ac
cessories to recreate glimpses of
the early Oregon Trail.
Ricia’s wardrobe, docent and
hostess coaching services have
been used by “ S unset”
magazine. NBC Today Show,
Idaho Statehood Centennial
Celebrations and the Boise
Visitors and Convention Bureau.
By Anne Morter
Bjerke finished fifth in the
The lone boys grabbed 11 first javelin 107’ 10” and triple jump
places and tallied 129 points to 31’5‘A ” , third in the 110 hurdles
win a four way meet held at 19. and 300 hurdles 49.14, while
Umatilla last Tuesday, April 13. Rodney Ehrmantraut finished
Deacon Heideman was a triple fifth in the 100 hurdles 20.49.
In the 800 Nathan Heideman
winer, taking the discus 140’6 ”
the shot 38’11” and the 110 placed third 2:24.91 and Crum
hurdles 16.72. Mac Lovett took placed fifth, 2:36.04. Crum also
the 100 in 12.32 and the 200 in finished third in the 300,
24.77 and Ryan Halvorsen won 11:18.84 while Cotterell finish
the high jump at 5’6 ” and the ed fifth 11:51.02.
In girls action, Jamie Lovett’s
javelin in 136’8” . Justin Miller
set a new school record in the first in the shot and discus led the
pole vault, taking first place in Cardinals to a win with 77 points.
12’7” and Jim Logan won the She took the shot with a throw of
400 meter in 53.86. Both the 400 27’6” and the discus in 87’6 ” .
and 1600 relay teams took first in April Taylor won the javelin with
46.84 and 3:43.05 respectively. a throw of 78’6” , Crystal
Other finishers for the boys Minster took the 400 in 69.27 and
were: David Wagenblast second Kim Bedortha won the 3000
in the discus and the 300 hurdles. meters in 13.38.76. Other results
Brian Holtz put the shot 34’ 11” are:
Becky Picknell second in shot
for fourth while Deacon
27’5”
and javelin 76’4 ” and third
Heideman came in fifth with
34’1” . Holtz also placed fourth in discus 66’5” ;
Tanja Anderson fourth in shot
in the 100 12.7 and third in the
javelin, 112’7” . Heideman plac 23’7Vi” , second in Discus
ed fourth inthe high jump 5’2 ” , 84’2” .
Kim Bedortha took fifth in shot
javelin llO ’l ” and the triple
20’2” , discus 60M1” and javelin
jump 33’11” .
Jake Bacon was a fifth place 61’10*A” .
Melissa McElligott was a se
finisher in the high jump jump
ing 5’2 ” , fifth in the 400 57.96 cond place finisher in the long
jump with a 13’9 ‘A” jump and
and fourth in the 800 2:27.5.
Ryan Halvorsen finished se second in the triple jump and 100,
13.91.
cond in the long jump 18’5%”
April Taylor ran the 1500 in
and triple jump 38’100.
5:58.37
and the 800 in 2:58.07
Jason Proudfoot finished fourth
for
second
place finishes.
in the long jump 17’9 ‘A ” and
Jamie
Lovett
finished fourth in
third in the 400 56.8.
Greg Holtz finished third in the the triple jump and javelin 62’5”
javelin 112’7” and 100 12.66 and in both.
Crystal Minster finished third
finished fifth in the 200 25.9.
in the 200 with 31.3.
Cards place in track tourney
By Anne Morter
At last weekend’s Condon In
vitational Saturday, April 17, the
lone track teams slogged through
pouring rain to grab fourth place
on the girls side with 37 points
and fifth for the boys with 38.
Kim Bedortha grabbed second
in the 3000 meters with a time of
13:57.75. Also placing second
was the 1600 relay team of
C rystal M inster, M elissa
McElligott, Becky Wagenblast
and April Taylor in 4:45.61.
McElligott was third in the long
jump with a leap of 14’11” and
tied for third in the 100 in 13.88.
Jamie Lovett was fourth in the
discus with a throw of 87’1” .
Tanja Anderson placed fifth in the
discus with a throw of 83’5” .
April Taylor was fifth in the 1500
in 5:54 and Crystal Minster was
fifth in the 400 in 67.27.
For the boys, Jim Logan set an
area best in winning the 400
meters in 53.28. The 1600 relay
team o f Jim Logan, David
Wagenblast, Justin Miller and
Jason Proudfoot placed second in
3:44.31. Proudfoot was third in
the 1500 in 4:48.49. Miller was
fourth in the pole vault at 11’6 ” .
Four boys had cleared 11’6”
before the event was called due
to windy conditions. Places were
awarded on fewer misses. Ryan
Halvorsen placed fourth in the
long jum p with a leap of
17’1H4” and fifth in the triple
jump at 37’ 614” . Rodney
Ehrmantraut was fifth in the pole
vault at 9’0 ” and Tony Bjerke
rounded out the scoring with a
fifth in the 300 hurdles in 47.75.
Veterans office
closed April 22
The Veterans Service office
will be closed Thursday, April
22. Service officer Rita Hedman
will be attending a meeting at
Salem.
Communion
at All Saints
Rev. Bob Crum will celebrate
Holy Communion at All Saints
Episcopal Church on Sunday,
April 25 at 10:30 a.m.
Happy 13th
Birthday
Andy
(April 19)
Love, Mom, Dad
Chris, Allison
& Camille
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