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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 2,2012 Heppner track first Wrangler results in districts Mustang Fmnia Osmin carries the baton during a track meet in I'niatilla. The Heppner High School 4x100 relay team con sists of Fmma Osmin, Kelly Wilson, Kayla Kindle and Carrie Haguewood. The Mustangs sit at first in districts and eighth in state with a team score of 54.24. Keep up with team results at http://www.athletic.net/TrackAndKield/. Contributed photo St. Patrick’s celebrates first Communion Above: W rangler year-end w inners. F ar back (L-R): Blake G reenup and Lilly Sandford. Middle row (L-R): Jett Stewart, Ashley Price, Ivy Sandford, Jaden Mahoney, Jacee C urrin, Brock Hisler, Blane H isler and H unter Greenup. Front row (L-R): Tripp Stewart, Quaid Jensen, Holden Sifforn, Shane Sif- ford, Reece Weygant, Sierra Greenup, Payton Weygant, Ileal) Hisler, Brooklyn Hisler, Sage Jensen and Hallee Hisler. -Contributed photo Wrangler year-end stand ings Stick Horse 1st, Hallee Hisler 2nd, Sierra Greenup 3rd, Brooklynn Hen drickson 4th, Healy Hisler 5th, Tripp Stewart Lead Line 1st, Holden Sifford 2nd, Tripp Stewart 3rd, Quade Jensen 4lh. Sage Jensen 5th, Hallee Hisler 6'h. Lexie Cutforth 7th. Reece Weygandt Back (L-R): Father Gerry Condon, Alex Victorio and religious education teacher Joe Lindsay. Front (L-R): Keegan Steagall, Jace Coe, Mikd Jaca, Cori Jo Lindsay and Brian Lindsay. - Contributed photo Six young mem bers of St. Patrick’s Catho lic Church received the sacrament of Holy Com munion for the first time on Sunday, April 29. The six were: Cori Jo Lindsay, daughter of Joe and Leanne Lindsay; Alex Victorio, son of Delia Victorio; Jace Coe, son of Scott and Nikki Coe; Keegan Steagall, son of John and Jennifer Steagall; Mikel Jaca, son of David and Jennifer Jaca; and Bri an Lindsay, son of Barney and Kimberly Lindsay. This special oc casion in their lives was marked with a reception in the parish hall, where the first communicants, family members and friends had a light luncheon and cake. The kids also took time to open gifts from well-wish ers as they started a new chapter in their Catholic development. The bright, sunny weather was a double blessing on a memorable day. Heppner preschool registration nami. Courtty Commissioner Position, #1 • Kflyydg. Ecyri VVRJTE IN SUPPORT Republican ballots will show th at nobody filed for the position and you can vote for me by w riting m y nam e in. County Commissioner Position #1 No can d id ate Filed w rite in ' K andy Boyd Stick horse racers S ie rra Greenup and Healy Hisler vie for the lead. -Contributed photo 8^, Payton Weygandt 6 and under l 5*, Sierra Greenup 2nd, Shane Sifford Top: Francisco Ramirez runs the 800M at the Goldendale meet. He placed fifth. Bottom (R-L): Shadow Kendrick and Makenna Ramos sprint for the finish in the 200M in Condon as the rest of the team (background) cheers them on in front of the team tent donated by MCGG. The girls finished first and third respectively. -Photos by Paula Emmel 7-9 1", Hunter Greenup 2nd, Jett Stewart 3rd, Brock Hisler 4th, Blaine Mahoney 10-13 1“, Ashley Price 2nd, Ivy Sandford 3rd, Jaccee Currin 4d\ Jaiden Mahoney B y Paula Emmel 14-17 1st, Blake Greenup 2nd, Lilly Sandford Local boys score holes-in-one Austin Gutierrez and Logan Grieb each shot a hole-in-one at WCCC recently. -Contributedphoto Local golfers Aus- tin Gutierrez and Logan Grieb each recently shot holes-in-one at Willow Creek Country Club. Austin scored his V O TE B.oyr> on April 15 at the par three, FOR 157-yard hole 16. He was CO U N TY golfing with his dad, Craig, C O M M IS S IO N E R . and used a 7 iron to sink I w ill worle h ard to malee good decisions his first ace. Austin is a t h a t w ill benefit the e n tire c o u n ty a n d 16-year-old junior at Hep the c itize n s th a t live i n it pner High School and is I will be accessible a n d approachable. a varsity member of the Mustang golf team. Please vote for a change in L ogan shot his Morrow County on hole-in-one on April 24 on M ay IS, 2012 Heppner Preschool will hold registration Wednes day. May 16, from 5-7 p.m. at Heppner Day Care. Parents are asked to bring their children's immunization records. Parents are also invited to bring their children for testing and a fun craft. Call 676-5429 with questions. V>iWiX)crcttic b allo ts wilt show twy as a candidat/ filed an d you can fill in, th i oval by m y — lone track has stellar weekend Pioneer Memorial Clinic 130 Thompson Ave ♦ Heppner, OR 541-676-5504 the par 3, 160-yard hole 5, also using his 7 iron. Logan said he knew he had hit a good shot but, with the el evated green, the hole isn’t visible from the tee box. He and fellow golfer Kolby Currin searched around the green until Kolby checked the cup and found Logan’s ball. This was Logan’s first ace as well. Logan is a 13-year-old seventh-grader at Heppner Jr./Sr. High School and competes in junior g olf tournam ents throughout the spring and summer. Community lunch menu St. Patrick’s Catho- lic Parish members will serve lunch on Wednesday, May 9, at St. Patrick’s Se nior Center. The meal will include chicken pot pie, stewed tom atoes, salad, biscuits and pudding. Menu is subject to change. The lone track team attended the Goldendale Meet on Friday, April 27, at Goldendale High School. The team had 11 PRs, two new benchmarks and one season best. Those with PRs include: Justin Estabrook, 100M , 1 2 .5 6 a ; B a i ley H aguewood, 100M, 12 .9 la; Evan Rietmann, 200M, 24.04a and Charlette Burghard, 800M, 2:54.33a, with a spectacular pass at the finish line to win the race. PRs in the field were discus throw ers Jeremy Coleman, 93 ’4”; Trent Can non 87’ 10” ; Kaid Peck, with an awesome throw of 53’, 10 feet further than his personal best; and Emily Holland, 72’9”. In shot put and javelin, Dominika Sen- kerikova’s face beamed with joy over her PRs of 25’7” in shot put and I00’5”in javelin. In long jump, Kaid Peck PRed again with a jump of 9’8.75”. Shadow Kendrick had a season best jump in long jump, just short of her personal record, with a leap of I5’l ”. Jeremy Coleman threw a season best in jav elin with 72’. M akenna Ramos set a benchmark time of l : 11.04A in the 400M. The b o y s’ team placed fourth overall and the girls placed third. A t C ondon, the Cardinals improved again with 12 personal records set, two more season best marks and one benchmark. PRs from Condon include: 100M: Luke Em mel, 11.87; Justin Esta brook, 12.44; Kaid Peck, 18.35. 200M: Evan Riet mann, 24.02; Justin Esta brook, 25.9. 800M: Fran cisco Ramirez, 2:26.25. 4x100 Relay: boys, 47.74; girls, 55.11. Shot put: Kaid Peck, 14’8”. Javelin: Luke Emmel, 141 ’ 1 ” ; Jeremy Coleman, 79’ 10”. Triple jump: Bailey Haguewood, 38’2.5”. Season bests were Shadow Kendrick in high jump, 4 ’2”, Jeremy Cole man in the 1500M with 7:9.91, and the men’s 4x400 relay team with 3:50.48, winning a commemorative baton for their third-place finish. The inscribed baton was given to the top three finishes in the 4x400M re lay, both boys and girls. The b o y s’ team placed fifth o f 15 teams and the girls tied for fourth with Bickleton, WA. O v erall, it was a winning weekend with good w eather and good performances by the whole team. The Cardinals travel to Heppner Friday and then to Portland on Saturday. The district meet will be held in Moro next weekend, May 12, with state the following weekend, May 18-19. For full team re sults, see www.athletic.net/ TrackAndField/. Mustang girls shine in golf tournament The Heppner Mustang girls’ golf team played a great game at the Pendleton Country Club on April 20, with a team score of 436. 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