Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Mustangs fall to Irrigon
Heppner Mustang Baillie Bennett pitches at the Mustang
versus Irrigon Softball game last Friday in Heppner. The
Mustangs came up short 9-0 in the first game. -Photo by Sandv
Matthews
Ladies Play Day results
Ladies Play Day was held on Tuesday, April 13, at
the Willow Creek Country Club. Results are as follows:
April 13
Low gross of the field was Loa Heideman. Low
net of the field w as Burul DeBoer.
Flight A winners: low gross was Virginia Grant;
low net was Jan Paustian; least putts was Karen Thomp
son; and long drive was Virginia Grant.
Flight B winners: low gross was Lorene Mont
gomery; and low net was Pay Dougherty.
Flight C winners: low gross was Bev Steagall;
low net was Luvilla Sonstegard; long drive was Luvilla
Sonstegard; and K.P. was Burul DeBoer.
Chip-ins were Lorene Montgomery on #6 and
Pat Edmundson on #7.
Intermountain High School
Rodeo to be held April 23-25
The 2010 Intermountain High School Rodeo will
be held on April 23,24, and 25 in Hermiston at the Farm
City Rodeo Grounds.
The IMHS Rodeo team will be hosting contes
tants from all over the state of Oregon in the following
events: Cutting, Barrel Racing, Pole Bending, Goat Tying,
Breakaway Roping, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding,
Bareback Riding, Steer Wrestling, Tie Down Roping, and
Bull Riding.
Local Heppner area students Devin Robinson,
Taighler Dougherty, Garrett Robinson, and Willy Gentry
will all be participating along with team members from
Helix, Pendleton, Hermiston, Stanfield and Umatilla.
Performance dates and times are as follows:
April 23 Cutting 10 a.m. Rodeo Performance #1; April
24 Rodeo Slack 9 a.m.. Rodeo Performance #2 1:00 p.m.,
Rodeo Performance #3 6 p.m.; April 25 Rodeo Slack 8
a.m.. Rodeo Performance #4 noon.
Admission is per performance: Adults $5 (12 &
under free) or a weekend pass for $15.
Wednesday, April 21,2010 - FIVE
M ustangs bring home team trophy
The Heppner Mus
tangs competed against 18
other track teams in Stan
field on April 16 at the Dick
Horyna track meet. The
girls took home the team
title for the second year in a
row, while the boys finished
sixth.
Jordan Wright im
proved his personal best
in the javelin by throwing
161 feet and earning third
place in the event. His pre
vious best was 136 feet, 10
inches.
Jordan Hatfield ran
a season-best time in the
300-meter hurdles while
finishing second. Hatfield
finished first in the 110
meter hurdles and second
in the triple jump.
Alex Pickles was
third in the long jump.
T h e M u s ta n g
sprinters dom inated the
400 meters. Erin Price ran
a district-best time in fin
ishing first. Alana Wilson
finished third, and Kellie
N elson finished fourth.
Wilson also finished third
in the 200 meters and Nel
son finished fifth in the 800
meters.
Price continued her
dominance in the hurdle
events. She finished first in
the 100 meter hurdles and
300 meter hurdles. Brynna
Rust was second in the
100 hurdles and third in
the 100 meter dash. Emilie
Andersen improved on her
personal best in the triple
jump and finished in second
place.
T h e M u s ta n g s
travel to Umatilla for the
River’s Edge meet this Fri
day. They will also compete
at the Kiwanis Invitational
in Hermiston on Saturday.
The Mustangs host
next week’s meet on April
30.
Complete Heppner
results:
B o y s: 100M -
11. Pappas (12.23), 14.
Bowles (12.33), 15. Kem-
pas (12.49); 200M - 15.
K em p as ( 2 5 .4 8 ), 17.
Bowles (25.73); 800M -16.
Palmer (2:27.72); 1500M
- 7. Palmer (4:55.76), 8.
Hedman (4:58.35), 22. De-
Jong (5:22.39); 3000M
14. DeJong (12:09.36);
110M hurdles - 1. Hatfield
(16.05); 300M hurdles - 2.
Hatfield (41.40); 4x 100 re
lay - 4. Heppner (Hatfield,
Bemtsen, Bowles, Pappas)
(46.85); 4x400 relay - 9.
Heppner (Hedman, Bara,
Pappas, Palmer) (4:09.69);
Shot put - 14. Moore (37’
3”), 14. Wright (37’ 3’’);
Discus - 15. Bemtsen (96’
9”), 19. McCabe (91’ 10”),
29. Cannon (82’ 7”); Jav
e lin -3 . Wright (161’), 11.
McCabe (120’), 15. Hed
man (108’); High ju m p - 8.
Bemtsen (5 ’ 2”), 11. Pickles
(5 ’ 2”), 13. Bowles (5’);
Longjum p-3. Pickles (18’
8”); Triple jump - 2. Hat
field (41’ 8”), 13. Pickles
(35’ 8”).
Girls: 100M - 3.
Rust (13.93), 10. Osmin
(14.55), 11. Putman (14.58);
200M - 3. Wilson (28.93), 5.
Putman (29.47), 16. Peders
en (32.07); 400M - 1. Price
(61.86), 3. Wilson (64.95),
4. Nelson (67.35); 800M
- 5. Nelson (2:42.33), 12.
Andersen (2:52.74); 1500M
- 12. Chapa (6:17.67), 13.
Hein (6:35.62); 3000M - 6.
Chapa (14:08.13), 8. Hein
(14:57.82); 100 hurdles -
1. Price (17.21), 2. Rust
(17.89); 300 hurdles - 1.
Price (50.07); 4x100 re
lay - 2. Heppner (Ander
sen, Rust, Putman, Wilson)
(53.98); 4x400 relay - 1.
Heppner (Rust, McEUigott,
Price, Wilson) (4:22.70);
Shot put - 27. Struckmeier
(21’ 8”), 29. Nelson (21’
5”); Discus - 19. Struck
meier (60’ 11”), 21. Patton
(59’ 4”); Javelin - 7. Patton
(83’4”), 15. McEUigott (69’
5”), 30. Struckmeier (56’
3”); High Jump - 4. Pat
ton (4’ 6”); Long jump - 6.
Andersen (13’7”), 13. Ped
ersen (12’ 4”), 18. Osmin
(12’ VT); Triple jump - 2.
Andersen (31’ 4”), 10. Hein
(25’ 7").
HES announces Honor Card recipients
Heppner Elemen
tary School recently an
nounced the Honor Card
recipients for the third
quarter. Those students
are: Mark Adams, Kylie
Boor, Kaden Combe, Ce-
drick Dayandante, Kendall
Dowdy, Cody Fletcher,
Brock Hisler, Blane Ma
honey, Jonathon Waddell,
Savannah Morlan, Amelia
Baker, Conor Brosnan, Jace
Coe, Hannah Green, Brett
Jewett, Ireland Martin, Fe
lix Matthew, Gracie Orem,
Chloe Payne, Joseph Sher
man, Noah Stone, Roen
Waite, Rylee Bray, Roy
Collins, Alexis Cutsforth,
Gracey DeLoach, Gaige
Futter, H unter Greenup,
Hailey Holmgren, Hayden
Hyatt, Mikel Jaca, Jackson
Lehman, Andrew Looslie,
Max Mahon, Marlee Mitch
ell, Madelyn Nichols, Kev
in Rea, Genevieve Smith,
Kenneth Troxell, Tyson
Vawser, Sydney Wilson,
Logan Angell, Suzanneah
Cason, Alison Cecil, Drew
Coe, Casey Fletcher, Kellen
Grant, Kami Holtz, Evan
Kollman, Mason Lehman,
Abbie Marick, Tresslyn Mc-
Curry, Kael Osmin, Nichole
Propheten Jason Rea, Dylan
Rill, Cheyenne Shaw, Ma-
kayla Silvia, Jordan Spauld
ing, Jorden Sweeney, Cami
VanArsdale, Tiffany Akers,
Zach Bredfield, Morgan
Burch, Madison Combe,
Jacee C u rrin , K eegan
Gibbs, Claire Grieb, Braden
Linnell, Cason Mitchell,
Hunter Nichols, Hayden
Qualls, Leo Waite, Carson
Brosnan, Riley Gorham,
Diana Healy, Alex Lindsay,
Jaiden Mahoney, Gibson
McCurry, Olivia Schmidt,
Caitlyn Scrivner, N ich
ole Shaw, Naleah Stone,
Tarin Troxell, Reiah Waite,
Cara Arbogast, Chris Beam,
Morgan Correa, Tristan
Estabrook, Bryan Fowler,
Sophie Grant, Logan Grieb,
Darby Holtz, Payton Leh
man, Kevin Murray, Sydney
Qualls, Nalani Stone, Kane
Sweeney, Kai Arbogast,
Tommy Bredfield, Emily
Cecil, Kaden Lehman, Josh
Dowdy, Caden Hedman,
Tim Jaca, CJ Kindle, Rylee
Kollman, Kaelyn Lindsay,
Skyler Palmer, Emily Pap
pas, Amanda Rea, Cailtynn
Bailey, Lexi Bray, Patrick
Collins, Kolby Currin, Kel
lie Eadler, Jessica Kemp-
ken. Will Lutcher, Syd
ney Maben, Victor Meyer,
W eston Putm an, Em ily
Rea, Brian Rill, Demitra
Schmidt, Ryan Smith, and
Rian Wizner.
The following busi
nesses support the Honor
Card program at HES: Sta
ble of Youth, Heppner Shell,
Wheatland Insurance, Greg
Smith & Co, Hollomon’s,
Bank of Eastern Oregon,
Cornerstone Gallery, Wil
low Creek Diner, Com
m unity Bank, M urray’s
Drug, Video Store, Sweet
Productions and Heppner
Family Foods.
lone High School holds prom
IHS greenhouse to open for business
lone High School greenhouse will be open for
business beginning Thursday, April 29. The greenhouse
will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through
Thursday.
Janet Holland will host a class on Thursday, April
29, at 6 p.m. in the greenhouse. The cost is $ 10 per person
plus the cost of the plants used. Those planning to attend
can bring their pots or buy them at the greenhouse.
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lone High School held their prom on Saturday, April 17, at the
Port of Morrow. Pictured above are (left) students enjoying
the prom and (right) King Gunner Jessen and Queen Tyree
Svetich. -Photos by Theresa Crawford
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National Weather Services to conduct free Weather Spotter training
Volunteers are be
ing sought to participate
in the latest weather spot
ter training on April 27 in
Heppner.
The Skywa r n
Weather Spotter training is
free and will be held in the
Morrow County Emergency
Operations Center, located
at 320 South Willow View
in Heppner beginning at
6 p.m. and co-sponsored
by Morrow County Emer
gency Management.
Skywarn spotters
attend a two-hour training
session where they learn
how to observe cloud for
mations and other weather
in this area. The Weather
Service teaches how to
determine which storms
are potentially severe. Spot
ters use a special toll free
number, amateur radio fre
quency, or the internet ad
dress to let the forecasters
at the National Weather
Service office in Pendleton
know what is happening in
their area. Meteorologists
use this data as they issue
severe w eather warnings or
statements to the residents
of Morrow County.
Interested residents
who would like to learn
more about the local weath-
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Accepted during the event:
Used oil (containers less than 25 gallons) Oil filters,
Spent Antifreeze, Automotive batteries, Alkaline &
rechargeable batteries, Propane Tanks (smaller than
25 gal.) Oil based paint, Paint thinners and solvents,
Morrow Comity Public Work»
P.O. Box 428
Lexington, OR. 97839
541-989-9600
Roof and asphalt patch, Adhesives, glues and contact
cement, Caulks sealers and joint compounds. Lawn
and garden chemicals and fertilizers, Pool chemicals.
Household cleaners (including bleach, ammonia,
furniture polish, toilet bowl cleaners, carpet sham
poos) Sludge (soil contaminated with oil smaller than
25 gal. containers) Mercury thermometers, Flores-
cent lamps, All types of aerosol cans, Used cooking oil.
Road flares, PCB ballasts. Organic peroxides
(hardening agents)
Items not accepted: Kinptv containers, ammunition,
explosives, biological waste, radioactive waste.
Morrow County will be
hosting another Household |
Hazardous Waste event
FREE of charge to County
residents held on
April 24, 2010 at the
North end transfer station. |
69900 Frontage Ln.,
Boardman. Hours of
operation 1L00 to 3:00.
er or those who may have an
interest helping your neigh
bors obtain good weather
wamings, are invited to at
tend the Sky Warn Weather
Spotter training. Volunteers
are asked to bring informa
tion about their latitude,
longitude, and elevation so
their locations can be easily
mapped.
If you are unable
to attend on April 27, there
will be live internet train
ing on Monday, April 26.
More information about
the training is available by
contacting Morrow County
Emergency Management at
541-676-5161 or the Na
tional Weather Service at
541-276-4493 ext 223. You
can also email Dennis Hull
at dennis.hussl@noaa.gov.
Additional information is
also available at the Nation
al Weather Service website
at http://www.weather.gov/
pendleton. Additional in
formation about Skywarn
can be found at http://www.
skywam.org.
NOAA W eather
Radio broadcasts to Mor
row County from transmit
ters at Sillusi Butte and
Wilkenson Hill on a fre
quency o f 162.425 MHz
and near Boardman on AM
1610 KHz.