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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1965)
Frosh Defeat Sherman 42-35 A atrong flrat half showing ixm-crrj the llrpprwr 1 1 1 ft h frrahnirn pt the Mm nun ttmh 42 35 land Monday. Although the same waa at Sherman anf wn the Haby MUklinn i firs! nay of In year, llcplMMT rebounded ami defend ed fiercely to take a M H half llm lead. The second half wn much mere even aa froah, coach Don M'lure aubstltuted freely Topping lleppnrr wai Calvin A h beck with 14 tallies tAhll Mike Smith, with a hut miuiilc shot, canned 13. Two Sherman iMiya hit double figures, I'arlaon with 14 and Uayra with 12. Coach McVlure pralned aev rral of hi lx. alatlng that Calvin AliiecH and Jon uin nell both did outstanding de frnalve and rebounding Jobs. Ho alio commented that Mike Smith helped break the Ram wide open with his fine a hoot Inf. Heppner O'Donncll 4, Kindle, 4. llealv 1. Alvln Athhrrk. t al vln Aihbcck 14. Mclvln Aah beck. DUon. Evana 3, Smith 13, Bloodiworth 1, Pettyjohn 2. Sherman Uayra 12, Wide brand, tarlaon 14, Ward 4, Jye rnifcland 3. Ilolfe, Woodcrson 2, Miller. txmtximxixm,XH DWsfib 'WWW HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL Heppner, Oregon Teachers Make Varied Plans For Holidays by May you and youra n)oy a Chris Una a rich In bUaslnga. Ccglia's Shop And Wrrrlfinn Ynrd itm Barclay. H El I ISO I editor. TTTCCKing I uru h(, JourrM.Ved to California to JOKnnT AND STLVIA UMnd the holiday with his rei fUfgruLwiMtriiittrtiurvut I ativm. Extended trlpa. aome blane. are ulannetl bv aevcra members of the HUH faculty during the QirMmaa vacation. Itoy Kirk, history teacher, plana to fly to Colorado to vllt ne of Ma daughters, leaving Thursday after school. He will lend mot of hla vacation at her home. Kirk Horn, biology teacher. alto haa airplane ri-MVvatlona; he will attend a seminar at rur due University. Robert llaux and hla family will drive to SpcarfUh. Smith Dakota, to viftlt relative. liar- ey llarrli will alio drive to South Dakota to spend the holl aya with hla parent, and plana o do aome skiing. BIm Idaho, ralla Jim Totter nd hi family and Ml Dlanne .stone. lotter will return for the hrlHtmaa tournament. Mill Stone will vlalt her family In llolne. Ml Virginia Burh plans to drive to Kiuvllle to be with her pmrenta. Several faculty member have lated trlpa to Cortland. Mr. VI anhnm will vli.lt her grand- children In lortland during part the holiday. Mr. itachel Ulck and her family plan to rive to her brother'a home on hrlstmaa !ny for a family hr talmas. Mm. Janet ("rovca III alao attend a few daya In ortland. Mra. Tatrlcla Bushway and her daughter will apend the olldiiva with In parents in Went Linn Among those who Intend to May at home with their fam ilies for the vacation are Don Mct'lure. Mm Bernlcc Struck meter, and Mm. Ma due Thorn ton. Tlie Bob Clougha may co to Arlington C'hrixtma Day, and the Clayton Norton plan a vis it with relatives In Kcho. Hex Knglish and Joe Haualer will axnd the holidays with their families In Lexington and lone. LOOKING FORWARD Dec. 27 Ttalnliow Dane 2M ?J Condon ttaaketball Tourney 31 New Years Danes Jan. 3 School llrumes 4 I'llot Kock there 4 National Aawmbly 5 Kroh at Arlington 6 Kntcrprlae here Henchmen Plan Public Dance New Year's Eve Three boys discovered they had a knack for plunking guit ar a. One fine and chilly even ing they heard coming from a garage the pounding of war drums with a "cool beat" The bova fetched their guitars and Joined the lone chief. The chief and hla lone war riors. now called the "lieneh men" consist of 'Howling Chief1 Itoger Leonnlg, Talented" Jim Sherman. "Handsome" Cicne Na Jnr. and "Gifted" Tim Smith The group has held sever a ixiw wows" for their school. The "Henchmen" are looking forward to their first public ap pearance which will be at Hepp ners fair pavilion on New Year's F've, The dance win last Irom 10:00 p.m. till 2:00 a.m.. admls slon la $1.50 per person, and concessions will be sold by Shorty Hudson, who sponsors roller skating for Heppner child ren each Friday and Saturday night. Holiday Dances Are Scheduled the .nristnm uicssinq, mm 9? Ulcssmqs hf rour Urmri h filled wllh tha rich Iblrulng s and altliling love of lh boliday. 7? r -rV-;'e 5ftV : . LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP BENE LOIS JO VERLE Adding excitement to ChrlHtmaa vacation will be three holiday dances. The "Dante" Gene Heliker's local band will be playing De ecmber 22 at Hermlston In the atholic rarlsh Hall. Charging S1..V) per person, the "Dantes will play from 9:00 till 12:00 midnight. The "Dartell Five" of Pendle ton will furnish the music for the Rainbow Girl's Christmas dance. Monday. December 27 The IOOF Hall has been the place chosen for the dance. starting at 8:00 and lasting un til 2:00. An admission of $1.50 per person and $2.50 per couple will be charged. This is a semi- formal dance. The "Henchmen." Roger Leon- nlg's local band, will be on hand December 31 for a New Year's Eve dance at the Fair Pavilion. Starting at 10:00 and ending at 2:00 a.m., everyone Is Invited to welcome in the New Year. Admission will be $1.50 per person. Quill and Scroll Constitution Sought Students Get Scores On PSAT Results Counseling was held last week. December 13 17, f jun iors and seniors who had taken the JSAT"a on October 23. He aulta of the testa, which were sent away to be arored and com puted bv machine, were given to the students. The scurca, compared to tha were taken the day after the Burns game and this might have had some effect. Juniors are reminded that tents will be given February 26. I'M A, tor the National Merit Scholarship program. The win ner for lttfi7 will be chosen from those students taking the qual ifying teats In A and only juniors are eligible to compete. Baby Mustangs Take DeSales For Fourth Win The WIS Jayveea won their fourth game here, Deernt-er 1H, beating the De.salea Jrinri VJ 47. Heppner outacored DeSales In the flrat half but DeSales out played Heppner In the second half. 30 27. High scorer of the night wa Rusa Kilkenny who poured In 27 points to bring hla season to tal to 71 points. Jeff Turner al M showed his skill at scorln putting In 12 counters and pul nir down 11 rebounds. High point scores for DeSales were bv Pontl with 12 points, and Illller with 8 points. DrSalea Pontl 12. Hlller 8. Leonardl 6. Mac Don a Id 5, Holm ea 3. (iwinn 2. Heppner Turner 12. Kilkenny 27. Hall 6. Pettyjohn H, McLeod 4, Stlllman 2. Classes Make Choices For Boy, Girl Honors During class meetings, held Monday, three clause nomi nated their girl and boy candi dates for the months of Novem ber and December. Nominees for honesty, which was the trait for November, are Mona Marshall and Mike Smith, freshmen: Francis Abrams and Terry Corbln. sophomorea; and Brenda Young and Steve War ren, seniors. ' Chotten to compete for the ti tle of Boy and Girl of the Month for December were Melvln Ash heck and Pattl Holt, freshmen; Earl Ayers and Nancy Doherty, sophomores: and Judy Jones and Tom Rawlins, seniors. The quality for this month is cour tcv. The lunior cla.ss chose Its csndldatea at a meeting held several weeks ago. Those select ed for November were Jill Schmidt and Steve Baker. De cember nominees were verlna their third consecutive game French and Bob Harris. here Saturday night, December From these nominees, a girl 11, downing the Pilot Rock Jay and boy will be chosen for the vees 45-33. Heppner dominated entire cchool by the student the scoring throu gh o u t the council and announced at a stu- game, leading at half time 18 dent body meeting. 1 10, At the end or the year the Kuss Kilkenny took scoring student council will select from honors, pumping In 15 points the Boy and Girl of the Month and pulling down 11 rebounds. choices, a Girl and Boy of the Dave Hall also had a hot hand Year. getting 11 counters, followed by Steve Pettyjohn with 10. Other Heppner scorers were Stlllman, 6. and Turner 3. urjr wet iXfgrxijgr xiw i jr. tltftMtn CAZ ETTE -T7M ES. Thursday. December 21. IMS 7 Tom Driscolls Spend Holidays in Heppner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drlscoll and their daughter will return home to Heppner to apend the holi days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Flmer Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Iniwoii, PA System Improved Tha II JLS gymnasium's public addreu system Is half-way com pleted, actording to Clayton Naton, principal. Two lwd speakers have been Installed. one In the north and another In the eaat corner of the gym. national average, ranged from )mwmxMi0tXmm0tXiX)mlMMlXiXtxTH very good to not so good." re- ported Mrs. Lanham. The testa f si. st -a- . 'l.'jfS u Greater Dirt League Edges HHS Freshmen After stumbling through a slow start, the Greater Dirt league caught fire and romped to an easy victory over the HHS freshmen. 49-32, last Saturday. This was the first game of the year for the Dirt League, a groun of local boys that are not out for organized basketball. David Matheny led GDL with 15 points followed by Roger Leonnlg and Rick Johnston with 12 each. Pacing the frosh was Jon O'Donnell with 11. Several more scrimmages be tween the two teams are sched uled for the Christmas vacation. f ia. sfTV f 'at M Jw 1 fat I aT M f I I W 1 aT aw I I i!B SSI . ,-ar- W w. - . .m m Jayvees Down Rockets 45-33 The Heppner Jayvees won "VVa -with you ! Wi fma ct Wt A plentiful messurt YuIetkJt cAeerf NORTHWESTERN MOTEL txmi.xiixt0T0rX0rT0TiVX0'X0rU0Vi)XVi PJA It US.-- QREETfmSA ' If tr 1 Tree Sales Aid FFA Activities Helping the city get prepared for Christmas, Heppner High's FFA boys ventured to the moun tains December 11 to gather Christmas trees. The boys collected an esti mated 150 trees for their an nual sale. The trees are still on sale In the vacant lot across from Jack Van Winkle's Service Station. In cutting the trees, the boys were aided by lour picKups owned by the members of FFA and also a truck owned by Doug Drake. Proceeds finance the annual FFA banquet and other activl- ties of the year. Jayvees Clip DeSales 52-48 From oil of us to all of you, we send our greetings and best wishes for a merry, old-fashioned holiday season. FORD'S TIRE SERVICE Missing: one Constitution. The Heppner High school journalism class has been hunt ing high and low for a Quill and Scroll constitution. Any alumnus who might have I a 2 0 record copy of the constitution, or know the whereabouts or one Is asked to contact Mrs. Rachel Dick. As soon as a constitution is located. Quill and Scroll will be activated. In a last-quarter effort, the Heppner Jayvees downed the DeSales Irish 52-48. December 10 at DeSales. This victory brought the baby Mustangs to GREETINGS Ever jilorions ('lirirtiiiag come w ith it lh'Sili;M to von. .arw-TW'ariJt'tx'lX'lXFii'wlJt'iWi0' A Here's hoping Santa brings a sleigh full of Chirstmas cheer to warm the hearts nnI hearths of all our gootl friends, as their confidence and trust has warmed our hearts. PIRL and VERNA HOWELL "trappy holidays, good fun and chtr . . . we send these wishes to til our customers with 4 note of ECONOMY MARKET MILLIE and TOM The DeSales JVs held the score at the half 30-22. but the Heppner boys came back to take the game 52-48. The high scorer for the night r f YS "a oW manaSedU,to X0 another hot hand, sank lb points, and pulled 9 rebounds off the boards. Other Heppner scorers were Turner 6, stuiman 5, McLeod 5, Pettyjohn Z, and! Baker 1. JoAnn and Art Dyclc It a Heppner to Travel To Play Rockets On January 4 the Mustangs travel to Pilot Rock for a return match with the Rockets. Hepp ner won the first game 59-51 on the local floor but Pilot Rock is alwavs toucher on its home court. The last game was hard- foueht and this one is figured to be much harder ror tne kock ets are seeking revenge. Last time the Mus tangs bounced back from a heart-1 breaking defeat to DeSales to knock off the Rockets after Pilot Rock had jumped to an early lead. New Strobe Received Mrs. Vi Lanham has received strobe she ordered for her camera. This attaenmeni aiso fits the new camera purchased bv the school. Thanks to her cooperation this strobe will be used with the school camera to take Indoor pictures of games and other school activities. Adding a new look to the HHS choir robes used In the L.nnst mas program were white collars. The collars were borrowed from the lone Community cnurcn. Janice McGill, a former stu dent of Heppner High, now ot tonliner the Panvonville Bible f4 WISH ALL THEIR PATRONS A AND HAPPY NEW YEAR And Doug, Too
