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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 10,2013 HHS golf team takes second The Heppner High School Golf Team took second at the Pendleton Country Club Tournament held April 5. The team had a high score of 437 compared to the first place team from Enterprise who had a score of 425. Hep pner golfer Blake Greenup scored 91, Stacee Halvorsen, 116; Maddie Lindsay, 115; Paige Brieb, 119 and Macy Gibbs, 115. lone girls 1st in Condon meet «■* a SS1! p H *" Irr. Nl O ver The Tee-Cup Willow Creek ladies elect 2013 officers The Willow Creek La dies held their opening day on Tuesday, April 2. T w enty la d ie s e n joyed the delicious break fast served by the Ladies’ Board. The spring business meeting was held, followed by scramble team play. Officers for 2013 are: President, Jackie Allstott; Vice-President, Jill Miller; Secretary-Treasurer, Corol Mitchell; Board Members, Darcee Mitchell, Toni Nich ols & Pat Edmundson. Winners for the day were: First Place: Sarah Rucker, Carri Grieb, Su zanne Jepsen & Jan Paus- tian, with a par round. Sec ond Place: Corol Mitchell, Lynnea Sargent, Bernice Lott & Pat Dougherty Third Place Tie: Loa Heideman, Lorrene Montgomery, Judy Harris & Ann Elgin Pat Ed mundson, Darcee Mitchell, Betty Burns and Jackie Allstott. Special Events: K..P. No. 4: Sarah Rucker, K..P. No. 7 (Team): Sarah Rucker, Carri Grieb, Su zanne Jepsen & Jan Paus- tian. Chip-in, No. 1: Lor rene Montgomery The players enjoyed the crisp, sunny morning and the addition of special Easter egg prizes hidden around the course. The Tuesday WCCC Ladies’ Group meets every Tuesday through Septem ber. Play begins at 10 a.m. in April, please be there by 9:45 a.m. to sign up for the day’s activity. Heppner Dodge Ball Tournament set for April 22 Heppner High School’s eighth grade class will host its annual dodge ball tour nament on April 22. Com petition starts at 6:30 p.m. at the Heppner High School gym. Teams of 8 players each will compete in the tournament. Registration forms are available at the school. Cost is $40 per team Ad mission is free. Registra tion and money are due by Thursday April 18. For more information contact Petra Payne, Jose- lyn Piper, or Carri Grieb at 541-989-8353 or Brandi Sweeney at 541-676-9128. Junior August Peterson leads his heat of the 2001M w a PR of 25.07 seconds in Milton-Freewater. lo n e ’s m e n ’s team placed fifth with 42 points out o f 14 teams and the women placed first of 14 w ith 65 points at last week’s track meet in Condon. Note: all times are hand times. Season Records are: Luke Jobes 12.88 100M Jorge Aguilar 13.68 100M Brendan Thompson 16.1 100M Jessie Flynn 13.4 100M Men's 4x400 Rly 4:02.67 Personal records are: Francisco Ramirez 1 : 0 0 . 3 1 400M Joshua 1 : 0 3 . 0 0 400M RJ Skaggs 2 1 .6 6 110 Hurdles RJ Skaggs 5 3 .7 3 300 Hurdles Brendan Thompson 71’5” Shadow Kendrick 13.36 100M Adara Hasbell 14.83 100M Shadow Kendrick 28.36 200M Emily Holland 7 9 '1 " D is cus Emily Holland 103’3” Jav elin Rachel Holland 7 5 ’4 ” Ja v elin Jorge Aguilar app. 85’ Discus Placing: Evan Rietmann August Peterson 6th 200M Francisco Ramirez 6th 400M Joshua Stillman 8th 800M RJ Skaggs 6th 110 Hur dles Bailey Haguewood 7th Javelin Bailey Haguewood 2nd Long Jump Gus Peterson 6 th L o n g Jump Bailey Haguewood 2nd Triple Jump M en’s 4x100 Relay 1st (Gus, Justin, Luke and Evan) Men’s 4x400 Relay 3rd (Fran cisco, Bailey, Luke and Evan) Shadow Kendrick 1 st 100M Jessie Flynn 2nd 100M Shadow Kendrick lst 200M Jessie Flynn 1st 300 Hur dles Emily Holland 3rd Discus Emily Holland 1st Javelin Rachel Holland 6th Javelin Women’s 4x100 Relay 1st ( Jes sie, Adara, Rachel and Shadow) Friday at Carnival of Speed in Milton-Freewater: Season records are as fol lows: August Peterson 100M Evan Rietmann Joshua Stillman 400M Brandon Peck 12.07a 24.63 200M 1 :05.30a 2 8 ’9” Shot 3rd 200M Anchor Senior Shadow Kendrick with a giant lead to win 1st for 4x100 relay in Condon. Put Brandon Peck cus Emily Holland Put Emily Holland cus Emily Holland elin Long Jump Women’s 4x100M Relay Team 54.38a (Jessie Flynn, Adara Has 2 5 '6 ” Shot bell, Rachel Holland and Shadow Kendrick) 61'11” Dis- Placings were as follows: The team had 7 PR’s and 5 SR’s 101’3” Jav- M en’s— Bailey scored all the men's points for the team(placing 13th of 21 teams) Personal Records (PR) are Bailey Haguewood 8th in Javelin as follows: with throw o f 133’8” August Peterson 25.07 200M Bailey 4th in High Jump with Luke Jobes 27.4 200M 5'8” ' Luke Jobes 1:01.58a Bailey 3rd in Triple Jump with 400M 3811” Joshua Stillman 2 :3 9 . 0 6 a W omen's— All five members 800M scored—The team placed 7th of Brendan Thompson 61’ 11” Jav 21 teams. The team had 4 PR’s elin and 3 SR's August Peterson 1 6 ' 9 . 7 5 ” Jessie Flynn 1 st in 300M Hurdles Long Jump 49.94 (ht-hand time) Luke Jobes 1 6 ’ 8 .7 5 ” Jessie 4th in High Jump 4' 10” Long Jump J e s s ie 5 th in Lo n g J u mp Adara Hasbell 1 4 . 9 8 a 15'3.75' 100M Emily Holland 5th in Javelin Jessie Flynn 49.94 300M 101'3” Hurdles 4x 100 Relay team 4th 54.38a(Jes Jessie Flynn 1 5 ’ 3 .7 5 ” sie, Adara, Rachel and Shadow) 76’ 11” Dis- Guard donates to HHS Athletic Fund Rolling Hills Run set for April 27 Heppner High School athletes (L-R) Blake Greenup, Baily Bennett, Aiden Wright, Sergeant Chris Elliott, Makenzie Correa, Maggie Collins, Cindy Coster, Garrett Robinson, Austin Gutierrez, Stephen Thompson and Greg Grant were on hand to accept a donation from the Idaho National Guard. program the Oregon Na tional Guard has initiated in schools. “This is the most di rect way to support the schools that we service” said Sergeant Elliot. “We Sergeant Chris Elliott o f the O regon N ational Guard presented a check for $500 to Heppner High School Athletic fund. This is to support the Banner Sheriff’s Report N ew M ustang B aseball H ats Now in S tock ! 2 Si ì z e s ‘ ■ The Mo r r o w County Sheriff’s Office reports handling the fol lowing business: a v a i la b le ! IT S NOT TOO EARLY TO THINK ABOUT PROM FLOWERS! Tone - y ip liil 13 « fcJep p u eA - could advertise nationally, but want to show our sup port in the schools that are open to what we offer as an organization. Heppner has always been welcoming to us in that regard”. JApKii 2 0 D o n ' t F orget ... A dministrative P rofessional ' s D av is A pril 24 th M arch 24: -MCSO received report of a female having diffi culty breathing in Irrigon. She was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston. will be Saturday, April 27 at 10 a.m. at the Morrow County Fairgrounds. It will include a 5K walk/run, a 10K run and a Kids’ Fun Run. The course will be the same as in years past with contestants walking and running along Highway 74. Prizes will be awarded by age groups. Early registration is available online through April 4 and costs $8 without a T-shirt and $20 with a T-shirt. Hooded sweatshirts will also be available at an additional cost. Early registrants will be able to guarantee their T-shirt or sweatshirt purchase. Registration will be allowed after April 4 and on the day of the race; however, fees will increase slightly and T-shirt and sweatshirt availability will not be guaranteed. For additional information and to register look for a brochure in your community or visit: http:// www.active.com/running/ heppner-or/rolling-hills- run-2013 -MCSO reported as sisting Oregon State Police and the Umatilla Police Department with an intoxi cated subject who fired a pistol across Hwy. 730 in Umatilla. He was armed with a knife when officers arrived. -M CSO, B oardm an AmbuIance received re- port of a white four-door on east 1-84, Boardman, with a subject who appeared to be slum ped over the wheel. MCSO responded and discovered that there was no medical emergency, but instead a women was having car problems and help was on the way. The ambulance was advised to stand down. -M C SO , B oardm an Fire Department assisted a subject on 1-84, Boardman, whose vehicle had run out of gas. who stated he allowed an M arch 26: MCSO cit other man take his car to ed Mario Garcia Orozco, 33, Irrigon, for speeding, 54 mph in a 35 mph zone. He was to appear in Justice Court April 25. -M CSO received a complaint that a building was tagged with Chap Stick on the windows. Caller has pictures on video and would like contact from a deputy. Deputy responded. -MCSO arrested Jared Jack Salisbury, 26, for a probation violation. He was lodged at UCJ with no bail. -MCSO arrested An- gelique L. Kettlewell, 19, Irrigon, for a probation violation. The subject was to be lodged at UCJ with no bail. - MCSO received a report from an Irrigon man arten registration is April M other ' s D av is M av 12 DRINK SPECIALS The Rolling Hills Run has been a great success in recent years and the Morrow County Health District is pleased to announce its sponsorship of the event again this year. The run supports our countywide focus on a healthy lifestyle and our vision of promoting wellness and improving health. Proceeds from the event will go toward community health education in Morrow County. This year the event Ate your child's immunizations up to date? H ea th C a n d v B a r $4 .0 0 B lack B erpv I talian S oda $ 2 .0 0 CK OUT OUR BA ILY L U N C I SPECIALS SPAY (11th)- Beefy Steak Noodle Soup W EthE Grilled Pastrami Garde) Sandwich on Ry^l É poor «Units April 11th A 18th H eppner tlinits are h eld every Thursday Boardm an tlinits are h eld every M onday A Tuesday MORROW COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT M u m D m - 217 North Main St, Happner • Phone 676-9158 • FloralT76-9426 .Serving Morrow, Wheeler & Gilliam counties Since 195^ 2013 120 S. Main St. Heppner, OR 97836 (541)676-5421 101 Boardman Ave. Boardman, OR 97818 (541)481-4200 Hermiston to get repairs the previous day. He was then told by the man who borrowed the car that the repairs were not yet finished and he would have to take the car again the next day. The man never brought the car back and the owner was told the man had loaded up the car with all of his belongings and took off for Washington. - MCSO received a com plaint that a yellow crop duster plane unneces sarily buzzed low over his place while crop dusting an lone wheat field for another subject. - MCSO received a com plaint that someone egged the caller’s door in Irrigon. Caller stated he had no idea who did it but it was the third time this week. Caller advised that the parent of the children who did it brought them over and made them clean it up so no further assistance was needed. -MCSO received re port of a license plate log in a blue satchel found along the side of the road in Boardman. A deputy made contact and picked up the items. -MCSO received re- -Continued on PAGE SIX
