Coach LaRue and IHS track team on the road again
By Kara M iller
The lone boys’ and girls’ track
teams have been busy since the
week before spring break. They
have competed in two important
weekend invitational meets this
month, in addition to several
Tuesday meets.
April 4, both teams competed
against 20 other Oregon and
Washington high schools in the
Cherry Festival Twilight Meet at
Wahtonka High School in The
Dalles, with the following results:
G irls: 4x100 relay-fourth
place, time (t) o f 55.61; long
jump-Nikki McElligott, second,
distance (d) of 13’; long jump-
Camie Burright, first, d 15’9”;
high jum p-M cElligott, sixth,
height (h) of 4 ’4”; pole vault-
LaRee Anderson, first, h 7’6”;
400m run-Brenda Holtz, sixth, t
70.8; triple jump-C. Burright,
first, d 31 ’9”; 100m hurdles-
Brenda Burright, sixth, t 19.13;
800m run-Sybil Krebs, third, t
2:40.88; 200m run-C. Burright,
first, t 27.73; 300m hurdles-B.
Burright, fifth, 154.97; 4x400 re
lay, lone, fourth, 14:49.20.
The g irls’ team earned 65
points, and placed second behind
Dayton, WA.
Boys: long jump-Joe Bacon,
fourth place, distance (d) 19’5”;
high jump-Bacon, third, height
(h) 6’; triple jump-Bacon, second,
d 4 0 ’ 1” ; pole vault-Luke
Swanson, first, h 11 ’; javelin-Pete
Cantu, sixth, d 114 ’4”; 1500m
run-Jon Garrett, fourth, time (t)
4:37.18; lOOm-Swanson, fourth,
t 11.76; 400m-Jacob Taylor, sec
ond, t 53.66; 800m run-Taylor,
second, 12:11.93.
The boys’ team earned 38
points, and the team placed fifth
overall.
Four Way Meet at Umatilla,
April 8, results:
Girls: long jump-C. Burright,
first, d 15’7”; triple jump-C.
Burright, first, d 33’7 1/2”; pole
vault-Anderson, first, h 7’9 1/2”;
800m run-Krebs, first, t 2:39.61;
300m hurdles-B. Burright, first, t
54:68; 4x400 relay-lone, first, t
4:44.03; high jump-McElligott,
second, h 4 ’6”; javelin-Kemmery
Burright, second, d 86’9 1/2”;
4x100 relay-lone, second, 156.94;
discus-Katie Garrett, second, d
94’ 11 1/2”; javelin-Kara Miller,
third, 75’1/2”; 100m run-Ander
son, third, t 14:83; 400m run-
H oltz, third, t 71.25; 100m
hurdles-B . B urright, third, t
•19.45; 300m hurdles-McElligott,
third, t 55.58; long jum p-
McElligott, fourth, d 14’6”; 100m
run-C. Burright, fourth, t 15.44;
triple jump-McElligott, fifth, d
28’9”; shot put-Garrett, sixth, d
26’ 1/2”; 400m run-Stephanie
Haguewood, sixth, 11:15.73; jav-
elm-Garrett, seventh, d 59’2”.
The girls’ team scored 141,
placing first in the meet.
B oys’ results: pole vault-
Swanson, first, h 9 ’7”; triple
jump-Bacon, first, d 41 ’3”; high
jump-Bacon, first, h 5 ’ 10”; 400m
run-Taylor, first, t 54.52; 800m
run-T aylor, first, t 2:13.85;
3000m run-G arrett, first,
10:26.75; long jump-Bacon, sec
o n d ^ 19’4"; 1500m run-Garrett,
second, 143.74; 4x100 relay-lone,
second, t 47.50; javelin-Garrett,
third, d 112’4 1/2”; pole vault-
Dan Scott, fourth, h 7’6”; 200m
run-Scott, fourth, 126.18; javelin-
Cantu, fourth, d 111’ 10 1/2” ;
300m hurdles-Scott, fifth, 150.53;
3000m run-Ryan Bennetto, fifth,
t 12:45.90; 100m run-Swanson,
sixth, t 13.09; longjump-Taylor,
sixth, d 17’7”; shot put-Kelly
Morgan, eighth, d 34'2”; discus-
Morgan, eighth, d 88’3 1/2”.
The boys’ team earned 120
points, placing second behind
Wahtonka.
On April 12, the Um atilla/
Heppner Invitational was held at
the Umatilla High School track,
with over 20 schools from the
Columbia Basin Conference, as
well as the Big Sky League, com
peting.
G irls’ results: high jum p-
McElligott, fourth, h 4 ’8”; long
jump-C. Burright, first, d 16’;
4x100 relay-lone, fifth, t 56.11;
shot put-Susie Heideman, third,
d 32’3 1/2”; discus-Garrett, sixth,
d 84’; 100m relay-C. Burright,
second, t 13.50; triple jump-C.
Burright, first, d 33’3”; 100m
hurdles-B. B urright, sixth, t
18.68; 100m hurdles-Heideman,
eighth, 119.27; pole vault-Ander
son, fourth, h 7’; 800m run-Krebs,
first, t 2:35.71; 200m run-C.
Burright, second, t 27.82; 300m
hurdles-B. Burright, eighth, t
54.58; 4x400 relay-lone, third, t
4:36.8.
The team earned 84 points,
placing second behind Elgin.
Boys’ results: javelin-Bacon,
eighth, d 130’; 1500m run-
Garrett, third, t 4.31; pole vault-
Scott, sixth, h 9 ’6”; high jump-
Bacon, fifth, h 5’4”; 400m run,
Taylor, third, 15 3.81; long j ump-
Bacon, fifth, d 19’; triple jump-
Bacon, second, d 40’6”; 800m
run-Taylor, fourth, t 2:08.43;
300m hurdles-Scott, seventh, t
47.03; 3000m run, Garrett, first, t
10:10.72.
The team earned 45 points,
placing seventh.
Bowling League
Thursday Nite Mixers
week of March 27
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Koffee Cup Keglers
week of April 3
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Lancer Lanes
28
16
Skaggs Auto Clinic
24
20
R&W Drive In
19
25
Wright’s Century Ranch 17
27
High games: Rodney Ehrmantraut
213, Fran Barnett 172.
High series: Rodney Ehrmantraut
571, Dianna Hoeft 486.
Splits converted: Dianna Hoeft 2-
5-7, Teresa Bunn 5-10, Rob Skaggs
4-5-10, John Breidenbach 3-10.
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week of April 10
week of April 3
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Lancer Lanes
30
18
Skaggs Auto Clinic
28
20
Wright’s Century Ranch 19
29
R&W Drive In
19
29
High games: Phyllis Piper 191,
Bnan Skaggs 182.
High series: Dianna Hoeft 515,
John Breidenbach 505.
Splits
converted:
John
Breidenbach 3-10, Patty Rystedt 5-
10, Alex Rystedt 2-7, Robyn Skaggs
4-5, Tony Doherty 3-10.
Blue Mountain
week of March 26
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Young Guns
29
15
Team 2
23
21
Beecher's
22
22
Who Knows
21
23
Willow Lanes
21
23
Misfits
16
28
High games: John Breidenbach
203, Roger Ehrmantraut 198.
High series: Bob Hubbard 523,
Gerald Hoeft 520.
Splits converted: Randy Sample
3-6-7, Ken Turner 3-10, John
Breidenbach 4-5-7, 5-7, Dianna
Hoeft 2-5-10, Bob Hubbard 3-10.
week of April 9
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Young Guns
32
20
Beecher's
24
28
Who Knows
24
28
Team 2
27
25
Willow Lanes
22
30
Misfits
19
33
High games: Dianna Hoeft 206,
Doug Gunderson 192.
High series: Dianna Hoeft 572,
Bob Hubbard 537.
Splits converted: Duck Lusher 5-
6,
Ken
Turner
Doug
3-10,
Gunderson 3-10, 9-10.
ASSE, International Student
Exchange Programs (ASSE) is
now taking applications from
families to host young people for
the 1997-1998 school year in the
lone, Heppner and Lexington
area.
There are still a few students
from the Newly Independent
States of the former Soviet Union
who will be available this month.
Students are also available from
Scandinavia, Europe, Mexico,
Japan, Australia, New Zealand,
Brazil and Canada.
Students are sponsored by
ASSE, a non-profit, public
benefit organization. They are
15-18 years old, academically
sound, t bright, curious and
anxious to learn about our
country by living in a family and
attending an American high
school
(attendance
is
mandatory), said an ASSE news
release. They are covered by
insurance, have their own
spending money, are well-
screened and have had several
years of English instruction.
Students are expected to
Dime A Dozen
week of March 23
Heppner Garden
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28
20
Pin Dodgers
27
21
D-Dons
23
25
Penland House
21
Bunn Horseshoeing
23
265
21.5
Our Gang
28.5
19.5
BMs
High games: Randy Sample and
Duck Lusher, tied at 194, Dianna
Hoeft 176.
High series: Randy Sample 528
and Duck Lusher, tied at 528, Sandi
Hanna 487.
Splits
converted:
John
Breidenbach 5-6-10, Dianna Hoeft 3-
10, Duck Lusher 3-9-10, Teresa
Bunn 2-7, Doug Gunderson 5-6.
Club holds meeting
week of April 6
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22
30
Pin Dodgers
23
29
Penland House
24
28
D-Dons
22
26
Bunn Horseshoeing
305
21.5
Bms
305
21.5
Our Gang
High series: Dianna Hoeft and
Randy Sample, tied at 556.
High games: Gene Wallace 203,
Dianna Hoeft 187.
Splits
converted:
Shannon
Lancaster 5-6-10, Maude Hughes 5-
6, 4-5, John Breidenbach 7-6-10, 3-
10, Dianna Hoeft 5-7.
Justice Court
Report
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in
Heppner reports handling the fol
lowing business during the past
week:
Alta Kim Cutsforth, 38, Hepp-
ner-Violation of the Basic Rule,
71 mph in a 55 mph zone, $67
fine;
Anthony Scott Wichlan, 27,
Boardman-Violation of the Basic
Rule, 80 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$167 fine;
Christian Michelle Schultz, 22,
Heppner-Violation of the Basic
Rule, 72 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$77 fine;
Linda K. Halvorsen, 45, Ione-
Unlawful U-turn, $67 fine;
James Robert Raible, 33, Ione-
Violation of the Basic Rule, 72
mph in a 55 mph zone, $67 fine;
Michael Travis Alldritt, 19,
Lexington-Violation of the Basic
Rule, 72 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$67 fine;
David F ranklin Dye, 33,
Wilbur, WA-Violation of the Ba
sic Rule, 72 mph in a 55 mph
zone, $67 fine;
Jaqueline M cC onnell, 24,
Heppner-two counts, Maintaining
a Dog as a Nuisance, $112 fine;
Elvira E lizabeth Irby, 82,
Heppner-Careless Driving, $232
fine;
Tracy E. Odegaard, 36, Plum
mer, ID-Unlawful U-turn, $67
fine.
Exchange program seeks families
correspond from the time they
are chosen to be in a family until
their arrival, generally in August.
Families may select the student
of their choice from applications
that
include
photos,
a
biographical essay, transcripts, a
health record and an application.
ASSE is also offering the
opportunity to local high school
students to live abroad for a
summer program or the school
year.
Students should be
between
15-18 years old,
interested in living with a host
family and learning a new
language and culture, be mature
and willing to adapt and have a
good academic record.
Anyone interested in either
hosting an exchange student or
being an exchange student, may
contact Cathy Halvorsen 541 -
422-7107 or toll free at 1-800-
.733-2773.
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at (541) 676-9127 to discuss savings alternatives.
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insurance company. Securities are offered by Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. Royal
Alliance Associates. Inc. is not an affiliate of the Bank. Investments are not insured
by the FDIC and are not an obligation of or guaranteed by the Bank Mutual Funds
and Annuities involved investment risk, including possible loss of principal.
Show her your love
with a heautijul piece
of Mother's Jewelry
from Stamper’s.
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Last Friday, I terminated
my employment at Pioneer
Memorial Hospital and
Clinic.
I had hoped to practice here
for a long time. However, dis
agreements have arisen, and
discussions have deteriorated
to the point where I am no
longer able to continue to
work for the Hospital District.
I wish to thank everyone
who has been so kind and
helpful during my move and
stay here.
William M. Bitsas, MD
Switching your deposit accounts
and loans to Bank of Eastern Oregon
is so easy that...well...
The Heppner Garden Club held
a dinner meeting recently at the
St. P atrick ’s S enior C enter.
Tw enty m em bers w elcom ed
Sharon Hamner, Condon, the dis
trict director for Blue Mountain
District No. 10. Another guest
was Eva Lou Greiner, also of
Condon.
Members elected Verna Brinda
as president for the upcoming
year; Peggy Conner was chosen
vice president; Eleanor Gonty,
secretary; and Bebe Munkers,
treasurer.
Local garden club officers and
members will be going to Milton-
Freewater for a district meeting
on Thursday, April 17. Other ac
tivities during the month include
a local plant exchange on Satur
day, April 26.
The highlight of the meeting
was a demonstration by Garnet
Huddleston on centerpiece deco
rations and “fanciful shapes”
made from vegetables.
We would like to help you earn more on your investment dollars.
In v estm en t S p ecialist
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MCGG
36.5
23.5
The Dregs
36
24
24
The Alley Cats
36
The BJs
28.5
31.5
No Pin Hitters
29
31
High game: Iris Campbell 180.
High series:Annie Lusher 499.
Splits: Jan Beamer 5-6, Susan
Atkins 5-7, Rene Ledbetter 4-5.
Investment Choices
Anda Kay Zastrow
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MCGG
35.5
20.5
The Dregs
32
24
24
The Alley Cats
32
No Pin Hitters
29
27
The BJs
28.5
27.5
High game: Linda Schultz 182.
High series: Linda Schultz 503.
Splits: Annie Lusher 3-4-7, Maude
Hughes 6-7-10.
Heopner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 16,1997 - THREE
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