Eight - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 10, 2023
Morrow County students take Type O negative blood donors
top spots in middle school meet needed for emergencies
Morrow County School
District middle school stu-
dents participated in the
UMMSAA Championship
Meet Last Thursday, May
4, at Riverside Jr./Sr. High
School in Boardman.
The Heppner women
placed first in the field of
nine teams, with Irrigon
fourth and Riverside sev-
enth.
In the men’s events,
Riverside placed third as a
team, with Irrigon sixth and
Heppner seventh.
Individually, it was a
good meet for athletes from
the three MCSD schools.
For the women, Hep-
pner’s Healy Hisler placed
first in the 100-meter,
400-meter and long jump,
while Heppner’s old SMR
relay team of Catherine
Lindsay, Brooklyn Hen-
dricks, Ashli Paullus and
Healy Hisler placed first in
the 100-100-200-400m.
Heppner’s Brooklyn
Hendricks clinched first in
the 1500- and 3000-meter
races. Heppner’s Claire
Lindsay took first in jav-
elin, and Natalie Piper of
Heppner placed first in high
jump.
First place in the 4x200
relay went to the Irrigon
team of Joselyn Cardenas,
Sheylah Briones, Miran-
da Miranda and Jennifer
Armenta. Valeria Sanchez
of Irrigon placed first in
the 200-meter and Leili-
ana Lissman of Riverside
placed first in the 800-me-
ter.
On the men’s side, Jer-
emias Calvillo of Riverside
placed first in the 100-me-
ter and long jump, while
Irrigon’s Victor Magallon
placed first in the 200-me-
ter. Eric Pullen of Riverside
was first in the 3000-meter,
Brody Parrish of Irrigon
placed first in the 100m hur-
dles, and Riverside’s 4x100
relay team of Francisco
Jimenez, Alexis Amaya,
Samuel Lopez, Jeremias
Calvillo took first in their
event.
Full stats for the top 10
in each event were:
Mens Results
100 Meters Middle School
1. Jeremias Calvillo,
12.75aPR Riverside
2. Victor Magallon,
12.84aPR Irrigon
3. Brody Parrish,
12.84aPR Irrigon
4. Francisco Jimenez
13.08aPR Riverside
5. Alexis Amaya,
13.19aPR Riverside
6. Matthew Cole,
13.22aPR Irrigon
7. Samuel Lopez,
13.34aPR Riverside
200 Meters Middle School
1. Victor Magallon, 26.47a
Irrigon
2. Brody Parrish, 27.19a
Irrigon
3. Francisco Jimenez,
27.22a Riverside
4. Samuel Lopez, 27.87a
Riverside
400 Meters Middle School
2. Jeremias Calvillo,
1:00.83aPR Riverside
3. Brody Parrish, 1:01.61a
Irrigon
6. Pablo Cisneros,
1:07.78a Riverside
800 Meters Middle School
6. Olson Anderson,
3:10.00a Heppner
10. Axton Hendricks,
3:17.71a Heppner
1500 Meters Middle
School
3. Lincoln Ellsworth,
5:43.50a Heppner
4. Jaime Calvillo, 5:48.38a
Riverside
6. Zachery Christian,
5:57.25a Heppner
7. Olson Anderson,
6:05.01aSR Heppner
3000 Meters Middle
School
1. Eric Pullen,
10:55.97aPR Riverside
2. Lincoln Ellsworth,
12:47.67aPR Heppner
4. Zachery Christian,
13:30.29aPR Heppner
100m Hurdles - 30” Mid-
dle School
1. Brody Parrish,
16.83aPR Irrigon
3. Matthew Cole,
20.86aPR Irrigon
5. Cole Sullivan, 23.26a
Irrigon
6. Salvador Zepeda,
25.80a Irrigon
300m Hurdles - 30” Mid-
dle School
2. Lincoln Ellsworth,
59.17aPR Heppner
4x100 Relay Middle
School
1. Francisco Jimenez,
Alexis Amaya, Samuel
Lopez, Jeremias Calvillo,
51.61a Riverside - A
Shot Put - 8lb Middle
School
4. Alexis Amaya, 31’ 8.25
Riverside
Discus - 1kg Middle
School
5. Kooper Miller, 83’ 6PR
Heppner
9. Osvaldo Murguia, 75’
10PR Riverside
Javelin - 300g TJ Middle
School
8. Osvaldo Murguia, 80’
4PR Riverside
High Jump Middle School
5. Eric Pullen, 4’ 4 River-
side
Long Jump Middle School
1. Jeremias Calvillo, 16’
5.5PR Riverside
4. Pablo Cisneros, 15’ 4PR
Riverside
7. Juan Flores, 14’ 10PR
Riverside
8. Samuel Lopez, 14’ 9.5
Riverside
Triple Jump Middle
School
2. Lincoln Ellsworth, 31’
9PR Heppner
Women’s Results
100 Meters Middle School
1. Healy Hisler, 14.02a
Heppner
3. Valeria Sanchez, 14.51a
Irrigon
4. Lexi Covarrubia, 14.75a
Irrigon
8. Samantha Torres,
15.09aPR Riverside
10. Izabella Sloan, 15.28a
Irrigon
200 Meters Middle School
1. Valeria Sanchez, 30.83a
Irrigon
2. Catherine Lindsay,
31.24aPR Heppner
4. Claire Mueller, 31.79a
Irrigon
6. Natalie Velasco,
32.28aPR Riverside
7. Andrea Guzman
Madri..., 32.30a Riverside
400 Meters Middle School
1. Healy Hisler, 1:07.22a
Heppner
3. Catherine Lindsay,
1:11.90a Heppner
4. Claire Mueller, 1:12.38a
Irrigon
7. Claire Lindsay,
1:16.17aPR Heppner
9. Lakelie Thompson,
1:21.14a Heppner
800 Meters Middle School
1. Leiliana Lissman,
2:43.51aPR Riverside
2. Mikalie Duncan,
2:59.89aPR Heppner
1500 Meters Middle
School
1. Brooklyn Hendricks,
6:04.51a Heppner
8. Lita Nelson, 8:30.03a
Heppner
3000 Meters Middle
School
1. Brooklyn Hendricks,
13:29.79aPR Heppner
2. Mikalie Duncan,
13:31.77aPR Heppner
100m Hurdles - 30” Mid-
dle School
2. Leiliana Lissman,
18.39aPR Riverside
4. Giselle Sala Resend,
21.52aPR Irrigon
4x100 Relay Middle
School
3. Valeria Sanchez, Giselle
Sala Resendiz, Claire
Mueller, Lexi Covarrubia,
58.86a Irrigon - A
6. Lexi Flores, Joselyn
Cardenas, Miranda Mi-
randa, Isabelle Guiterez,
1:02.89a Irrigon - B
10. Ashley Villanueva,
Izabella Sloan, Haylie
Amos, Emma Macomber,
1:05.50a Irrigon - C
4x200 Relay Middle
School
1. Joselyn Cardenas,
Sheylah Briones, Miranda
Miranda, Jennifer Armen-
ta, 2:17.90a
Irrigon - A
old SMR 100-100-200-
400m Middle School
1. Catherine Lindsay,
Brooklyn Hendricks, Ashli
Paullus, Healy Hisler,
2:12.96a Heppner - A
Shot Put - 6lb Middle
School
3. Miranda Miranda, 27’
6PR Irrigon
4. Brooklynn Locey, 27’
3.5 Irrigon
10. Rebecca Wiltberger,
25’ 3SR Riverside
10. Natalie Velasco, 25’
3PR Riverside
Discus Middle School
3. Rebecca Wiltberger, 64’
3.5 Riverside
5. Yelena Garibay, 59’ 1
Irrigon
6. Brooklynn Locey, 57’ 7
Irrigon
9. Shianne Claaussen, 55’
2 Irrigon
Javelin - 300g TJ Middle
School
1. Claire Lindsay, 94’ 5PR
Heppner
2. Juliah Williams, 69’ 1.5
Riverside
5. Lexi Flores, 63’ 2PR
Irrigon
10. Shianne Claaussen, 59’
10PR Irrigon
High Jump Middle School
1. Natalie Piper, 4’ 2
Heppner
2. Catherine Lindsay, 4’ 0
Heppner
5. Samantha Torres, 3’ 8
Riverside
Long Jump Middle School
1. Healy Hisler, 13’ 8.5
Heppner
6. Samantha Torres, 12’
4.75 Riverside
8. Natalie Piper, 12’
3.75PR Heppner
9. Lexi Covarrubia, 12’
2.5PR Irrigon
10. Claire Mueller, 12’ 1.5
Irrigon
Mother’s Day Specials
May
5 - 13
20% off Montana
Silversmith Jewelry
10% off All Hanging
Baskets & Planters
10% off Weeks Roses
Morrow County Grain Growers Green Feed & Seed
Heppner - 242 W Linden Way - 541-676-9422
Red Cross in Heppner this Thursday
When every second
counts, blood products can
provide lifesaving care. The
American Red Cross asks
the public to give blood
and platelets during Trauma
Awareness Month in May
to keep hospitals prepared
for all transfusion needs, in-
cluding emergencies. Type
O negative blood donors
are especially needed right
now.
Those in the Heppner
area will have a chance to
give May 11 from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at heppner High
School. Other area events
include Condon High
School on May 10, Good
Shepherd Medical Cen-
ter on May 15, Pendleton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
on May 16 and Hermiston
High School on May 23.
The power of type O
blood
-Type O negative is the
universal blood type and
what emergency room per-
sonnel reach for when there
is no time to determine a
patient’s blood type in the
most serious situations.
-Type O positive blood
is the most used blood type
because it can be transfused
to Rh-positive patients of
any blood type.
-Red blood cells car-
ry oxygen throughout the
body and are often given
to trauma and surgery pa-
tients. Type O blood donors
are ideal Power Red donors,
which means they can safe-
ly donate two units of red
blood cells during one do-
nation. Now, more people
are able to give a Power
Red donation – the mini-
mum height has changed
to 5’3” for female donors.
Medical traumas can
quickly deplete hospital
blood banks. Once patients
are stabilized and their
blood type is determined,
they will receive a matching
blood type, so it’s important
donors of all types give
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In thanks, all who come
to give May 1-19 will re-
ceive a $10 e-gift card to a
merchant of choice. Plus,
May 1-31, those who come
to give will be automati-
cally entered for a chance
to win a trip for two to the
2023 MLB All-Star Game
in Seattle. The getaway
includes two tickets to the
2023 MLB All-Star Game
thanks to the support of
Fanatics, round-trip airfare,
four-night hotel accommo-
dations, a $750 gift card
and more. Additionally,
those who come to give
May 20-31 will receive an
exclusive Red Cross beach
towel, while supplies last.
To make an appoint-
ment, download the Amer-
ican Red Cross Blood Do-
nor App, visit RedCross-
Blood.org, call 1-800-RED
CROSS (1-800-733-2767)
or enable the Blood Donor
Skill on any Alexa Echo
device to make an appoint-
ment or for more informa-
tion. A blood donor card or
driver’s license or two other
forms of identification are
required at check-in. Indi-
viduals who are 17 years of
age in most states (16 with
parental consent where al-
lowed by state law), weigh
at least 110 pounds and are
in generally good health
may be eligible to donate
blood. High school students
and other donors 18 years of
age and younger also have
to meet certain height and
weight requirements.
HUNTER EDUCATION
CLASSES OFFERED
A Hunter Education class is coming up in June at
the Lexington Gun Club. Classes will be held June 14,
16, 21 and 23 from 6-9 p.m. and June 18 from 8 a.m. to
noon. In order to attend the class, students must register
online at https://myodfw.com/articles/hunter-educa-
tion-classes-field-days.
Contact Jim Marquardt for additional information
at 541 969-4845.
Ladies Night
&
Initiation
Thursday, May 11
Dinner at 6:00pm/Lodge and
Initiation at 8pm
Tri Tip, Side Dish, Cole Slaw and
Lemonade Ice Cream Dessert
Dinner prepared by Nikki Coe,
Melissa Coiner and Darcee Mitchell
Lunch
& Dinner
Menu
Specials 5/11-5/17
Thursday: pork fajitas, tortilla chips, and pico de
gallo for $9.
Thursday Night 6-9pm: Pork chop, baked potato,
roll, coleslaw, and applesauce for $11.
Friday: Biscuit and gravy, scrambled eggs, and 2
breakfast bars for $9.
Saturday soup is tomato soup
Monday: Ultimate Grilled Cheese and tomato soup
for $9.
Tuesday: Loaded twice baked potato and salad for
$9.
Tuesday Night 6-9pm: $2 hard shell tacos
Wednesday: Ground beef tortellini, corn, and bread-
stick for $9.