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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 21,2008 State track and field results for Morrow County schools This past weekend state tournament track and field events were held in Monmouth. Morrow County results are as follows: Heppner -Jordan Hatfield: 4th place, 110 m eter hurdles (16.85); 2nd place, 300 me ter hurdles (4 2 .3 0 ); 10th place, long jump (17-09.00); and 3rd place, triple jum p (41-06.50). -Catherine McEUig- ott: 7th place, 800 meter run (2:35.50). -Erin Price: 7th place, 1500 meter run (5:26.94); and 2nd place, 100 m eter hurdles (16.81). -B rynna R ust: 5th place, 300 m eter hurdles (49.73). - S h e r ily n P e c k : 4 th p la c e , lo n g ju m p (15-01.50). -Kristen VanCleave: 3 rd p la c e , tr ip le ju m p (32-01.50); and 6th place, shot put (33-06.00). -K e sh a w n a T a lamantes: 3rd place, discus throw (100-05). -CydeCoil: 5th place, high jump (4-10.00) -4x100 meter relay: 7th place - Sherilyn Peck, Cycle Coil, Kelsi Putman, and Brynna Rust (53.90). -4x400 meter relay: 5th place - B rynna Rust, Sherilyn Peck, Erin Price, and Catherine M cElligott (4:21.50). lone -M att H am s: 10th p la c e , 80 0 m e te r ru n (2:10.61). -Paul Hams: 11th place, jav elin throw (140-03). -Clay Morter: tied for 8th place, high jum p, (5-06.00) -Beth M orter: 10th Ladies Play Day was held on Tuesday, May 6, and Thursday, May 8, at the Wil low Creek Country Club. Results are as follows: May 13 Low g ro ss o f the field was Corol M itchell. Low net o f the field was Nancy Propheter. Least putts o f the field was a three way tie between Luvilla Sonste- gard, Loa Heideman, and Betty Christman. F lig h t A w in n e rs were: Pat Edmundson, low gross; Karent Thom pson, low net; and Jan Paustian, least putts. F lig h t B w in n ers were: Lorrene Montgomery, low gross; Pat Dougherty, low net; and Jackie Allstott, Least Putts. F lig h t C w in n e rs were: JoAnne Barbee, low gross; Suzanne Jepsen, low net; and Bev Steagall, least putts. KP: Luvilla Sonste- gard on #13. Long drive: Pat Ed mundson, Pat Dougherty, and Joanne Barbee. Loa Heideman shot a birdie on #10. In other special plays was Lynnea Sargent. May 15 Top Left: Kylee Svetich of lone. Top Right: Jordan Hatfield of Heppner. Bottom Left: Corey Peterson of lone. Bottom Right: Erin Price of Heppner. -Photos by Theresa Crawford place, long jump (13-11.50); and 7th place, 1500 meter run (5:36.59). -Kylee Svetich: 2nd place, triple jump ( 32-10.75 ); CBSGA hosted at Willow Creek Country Club Willow Creek Coun try C lub hosted the C o lum bia-B lue Senior G olf A ssociation (CBSGA) on Monday, May 12. Ninety- nine golfers played in the tournament. The Columbia-Blue S en io rs play at various courses in the region on the second Monday o f the month from April through October. The players are di vided into flights by handi cap. Results for the tourna ment were as follows: Flight A (0-12 hand icap): Gross - first place, Don Evans of Heppner (63); second place, Duane Disque o f Heppner (64); and third place, Dave R ichelderfor o f Umatilla (65). Net - first place, Weeb W illiam s o f Echo (64-10=54); second place, C huck Poulson o f Echo (69-12=57); and third place, John Edmundson of Heppner (68-11=57). F light B (13-16): G ross - first place, Jim Wallace o f Goldendale (68); second place, Earl Fish- bum of Heppner (70); and third place, Lou Lnagley of Echo (73). Net - first place, Ladies Play Day results M ike B urns o f H eppner (70-16=54); second place, Tom G raff o f The Dalles (72-16=56); third place was a tie between Jim Baxter of Beacon Rock (74-16=58) and Bobby DePriest of Um atilla (74-16=58). F lig h t C (17-27): Gross - first place. Norm Glover o f Goldendale (73); second place. Art Vaughn o f Umatilla (79); and third place, H arry H artley o f Condon (79). Net - first place, Dave Tuttle o f The Dalles (76-24=52); second place, Bob Becks of Husum (82-26=56); third place was a tie between Chuck Cody of Hood River (81 -23=58) and Gene Waddington o f The Dalles (83-25=58). The Willow Creek Country Club ladies pro vided food service including breakfast sandwiches, soup, rolls and pie. T he w e ath e r w as excellent, although a bit chilly for the early morning players. The tournament was a success according to John Edmundson, local CBSGA director. and 5th place, 200 meter dash (27.90). -4x100 meter relay: 5lh place - Sarah Stillman, Tiana C am arillo, Kaylee lone track members demonstrate skills A m y D rah e an d D ereh G u n d e r s o n Wedding - July 5, 2008 ^ Mumij'i D/tU/J Babe Ruth golf tournament to be held A Babe Ruth golf tournament will be held on Sun day, May 25. The tournament will be a four person team scramble. A caddy auction will begin at 8 a.m. and the tournament will begin at 9 a.m. The cost is $35 per person and includes lunch. For more information contact Rick Johnston at 676-5562. Boardman clinic welcomes new physician Front Row: Kevin Hammill, Megan Doherty, Elaina Sancoy, Jill Rudolf, Emma Rietmann, Jake Heideman, and Jason Rea. Middle Row: Paul Hams, Paul Taylor, Kylee Svetich, Matt Hams, Alan Rietmann, Clay Morter, Tanner Rietmann, Raylee Palmateer, and Justin Archer. Back Row: Tiana Camarillo, Sarah Stillman, Beth Morter, and Cory Peterson. -Contributed Photo The state bound track team members from lone Community School demonstrated their skills to Mrs. C ollin's kindergarten class. Activities included the long jump, triple jump, high jump, javelin, and relay exchanges. Each kindergartener participated in long jumping, jumping on the high jump pit, and throwing a plastic junior high javelin, all under the watchful eyes of the high school track team. Afterwards, each student received an lone Track & Field t-shirt from Coach Rudolf. BEO FINANCIAL SERVICES * IRA’s * Life Insurance * Long Term Care * Pension Rollovers * Retirement Planning * Long Term Financial Needs R uss M urfin Financial Advisor H e a th e r D a v is a n d B r a n d o n H e n d r ic h s Wedding - June 21, 2008 Palmateer, and Kylee Svet Morter, and Cory Peterson ich (54.68). (3:47.45). -4 x 4 0 0 m eter re Irrigon lay: 6th place - Alan Riet -J u lio O ro z c o : mann, Justin Archer, Clay 8th place, 1500 meter run (4:3 1 .1 8 ); and 7lh place, 3000 meter run (9:47.46). Low g ro ss o f the field was Jean Strange. Low net o f the field was Rose mary Bums. Least putts o f the field was Jackie A ll stott. F lig h t B w in n ers were: Jan MacDonald, low gross; Sally H acker, low net; and Luvilla Sonstegard, least putts. Flight C winner was Andrea Mortimore, low gross. Rosemary Bums and Luvilla Sonstegard both shot birdies on #1. Peggy Fishbum hit the most trees. Securities related products and services made available through B E O Financial Serv ices are offered hv Royal Alliance Associates, Inc., an independent registered broker-dealer, member F IN R A , S IP C , not affiliated with Bank of Eastern Oregon, its affiliates, divisions, or subsidiaries. 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