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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1966)
CardinalsTop Wishram In Overtime Game Six free throw In overtime ravi loin' High M hinI'n htif.kt't I hi 1 1 li'iim n hard fought (ill (i2 victory over Wlhruin on the Washington school's floor Sat urday night. Tlu t'unllnul luiil built up a good margin by tin; n 1 uf the thin! quarter mill kitiui'iI to Iiiivo tlx Hltuitilon under con trol l 4M to Mi In tlit'lr favor when tin' home team broke loose (or 21 point In the f 1 rut 1 Matt ta. lone uecuunted (or only 12 In the Hami iterlod mid tin reg. iiinr play enilcd In a (ill CO dead lock. Cuing wan rough In the Into Mitges of the game, but lone I iirm-tl the WlHlirmn foul to Hm advantage In tin extra playing linn'. Jim SwmiMiii, Frank llnl vonti'ii iiiul Eddie Sherman rwh connected on two lio1 throw while Wtuhriim wb able to score only two points. Tin Cardinal hail taken a 20 13 edge In the game by the itul of the first quarter, and widened the cap to 37 2U by halftlme. Their field goal nhoot lug was not bud (or their op ening Kami' with 35 average, comlnii on 20 buckets In 55 at trmpts. WuMirnm, a team of lull fir." had nearly twice a many chance at U5. but con neeled on only 21. lone hit 2(1 of 42 free thrown while Wlh ram made 20 of 27. Sophomore Jim Swnnaon led the Cardinals with 10, while Kddle Sherman, another soph- Mrs. Malcom Enters State Cake Bokeoff Contest in Portland Mm. Barney (Mary) Malcom will represent Morrow county at the state cake baking content next week, held In conjunction with the Oregon Wheat Grow er League convention at the Sheraton Hotel In Portland, Monday and Tuesday, December 12 and 13 Nine county winner will par ticipate by baking "Our Kumlly Favorite" chocolate cuke In the Tolly I'aclfic kitchen of Pacific Power and Light according to schedule Saturday and Sunday, December 10 and 11. The winner will be announced Tuesday eve ning an one of the highlight of the convention. County winner who will be competing are Kunlce Squire, Baker county; Lot Butler, Gil liam county! Mary Malcom, Morrow county; Mrs. Finest Busch. Union county; Ruby Prince, Wallowa county; Reva Christ opherson Wanco county; Marie Hattrup, Sherman coun ty; Darlalne Hopper. Jeffrraon, county, and Joyce Kohde, Uma tilla county. The above were baking cham pion In their respective coun ty fair the past aummer. Schroth to Visit At Elks' Dinner Meeting Thursday Whltey Schroth of Hermlston, vice-president of the Oregon Elks Association, will make an official visitation to Heppner Lodge 358, BPOE, for Ladies Night on Thursday. December 8. He will apeak to members on the Oregon Elks Foundation. A dinner will be served at 6:30 for $1.50 per person, fea turing roast beef, mashed po tatoes, peas, ambrosia salad, rolls and gingerbread. Mrs. Dave McLeod I chairman of the committee for the dinner which Includes Mrs. Jim Healy, Mrs. Ernie McCabe, Mrs. Tous sent Dubuque and Mrs. Calvin Sherman. As is usual on ladles night, wives of members will play bridge and pinochle for prizes and will have refreshments dur ing the evening. Special Memorial Service for departed members is planned for Thursday evening, December 15. at 7:45 P.m. Coming Elks' events also In clude a Christmas party Satur day night, December 17, with dancing from 9 to 1, with mus ic furnished by the "Three Blind Mice." Highlight of the evening will be the drawing for a color TV act at 12:30. Remembering that "Easy does It" on slippery pavements Is a first atcp toward safer winter driving, says the Traffic Safety Division of the Oregon Depart ment of Motor Vehicles. Slow down well In advance of Inter sections, follow at a much longer than normal distance, and use the gas pedal sparingly. omore, iiotled 12. I.eon Muglll and Chris Uivgrcn each hud 11. Clmdnlk wus high for Wlshrarn with M. Score: IONK HIV Swiinwin 18, Mor gan (i, Hulvorscn fl, Leon Ma- fill 11. Lovtfrcn 11. Slii-rmiin VI ( rum 2. WISHHAM 02 Murray 12, Me Culloch 3, Anderson 15, John win !t, Culver 4, Culver 3, Cox 2, Chudnlck 11. .4 V 1 Mustang Hoopers Defeat Cardinals Tuesday, 61-36 Both Heppner and lone High school hiiNketbull teams liniked ragged In their gnme here Tues day night but the Mustangs, built around three seasoned vet erans, scored an easy victory ov er the sophomore dominated lone team, 61 to 30. Three of the Curds' starters were sophomores from last year's crack freshman quintet while Heppner fielded a start ing tcorn composed of three seniors and two Juniors. Using their fast break, . the Mustangs tallied two quick baskets at the start of the game and led alt the way. Coach Cene Dockter's boys had troub le finding the hoop and could only score three (leld goals In the first half. Couch)' of both teams sub stituted freely throughout the gume seeking to give all exper ience In this early season con test. By the end of the first quar ter Heppner had things well In command ut 14-4 and advanced the margin to 38 to 14 by half time. In the second half some of the Cardinal marksmen be gan to find the range and they tallied 24 points agulnst 23 for Heppner. Third quarter's end, however, found Heppner pretty well out of reach at 53 2ft. Mac Hosklns. Mustang center, was high point man for the game with 13 on three field goals and seven of 12 tries from the free throw line. Frank Hal vorsen. up and coming sopho more of the Card quint, had 12 on three field goals and six of eight tries from the free throw line. Jim Doherty hit 12 for Heppner on five baskets and two gift tosses. dilations and turnovers were Violations and turnovers were team looked far from mid-season frm. Forty-seven personals were called, 20 against lone and 27 against Heppner. Heppner's freshmen downed the lone Jayvccs in the opener, 52 to 31. IONE (36) Fg Ft lit - ' It . . ' ...... . ' f -I W ' ' ' r v . ' u A HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. December 8, 1966 5 IT v..-T-?rr o - ' .v rv :r Mustang Five Gallops Over Rockets, 66-44 :ONE HIGH'S basketball team won a hard-fought Tlctory over WUhram, Wash., Saturday night 66 62, to open the 1966-67 campaign. On the rquad this year are (from left) Eddie Sherman (20). Virgil Morgan (40), Pat McEUlgott (24). Jim Swanson (14). Frank Halrorsen (32), Chris LoVgren (12), Leon Magtll (34), Monti Crura (10), Leland Magill (30), and Bob Ball (22). Coach Gone Dockter is in foreground. (G-T Photo). Ball Halvorsen Lovgren Leon Magill Sherman Swanson Crum Leland Magill McEUlgott Morgan TOTALS 2 3 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 1 Pf 2 4 0 0 3 2 4 0 0 5 12 3 0 8 4 2 0 0 2 11 14 20 86 HEPPNER (61) Doherty Hall Hosklns Jacobs McLcod Pettyjohn Stlllman Wagenblast Harris Kemp TOTALS Fg Ft Pf To 5 2 3 1 4 3 4 1 0 2 4 13 4 8 6 8 2 0 0 4 4 25 11 27 61 Club Holds Program On Fluorescent Gems A meeting of the Morrow County Gem and .Mineral Soci ety was held at the City Hall on Saturday, November 26, with about twelve members present, according to Ed Gonty, presi dent. Program was devoted to see ing slides from the Northwest Mineral Society on fluorsecence in gems and minerals. Movies taken by Pete McMurtry of scenic Oregon were also enjoy ed. Thanksgiving guests at the Randy Lott home were Mrs. Lott's mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy, of Walla Walla. Wise Santas Shop Early . . DONT CATCH US SHORT . . . COME IN NOW AND SELECT THAT SPECIAL GIFT FOR THAT SPECIAL GIRL, USE TOUR BANKAMERICARD FOR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE IN ANT AMOUNT. Miladies Apparel ALICE AND GRACE "IF TOU WANT TO BE BECOMING, BE COMING TO US" ' ? 1- "V. -' ... OH I 1 u Promise of another fine bas ketball season for Heppner High was given Saturday night at Pilot Rock when the Mus tangs galloped over Pilot Rock on the Rockets' floor, 66 to 44. Veterans of the Blue and Gold took right off where they fin ished last year with Jim Doher ty burning the net with 22 points on nine field goals and four free throws while lofty Mac Hoskins collected 20 on seven buckets and six free throws. Coming on strong from last year's Jayvees to back up the veterans were Randy Stillman lone High Wins Jamboree Trophy In Sportsmanship lone High school's cheering section and rally girls brought home the sportsmanship trophy from their basketball jamboree at Umatilla Friday night even though the Cardinals lost their abbreviated game, 44 to 28, against Echo. Coach Gene Dockter used all his players in the game to give them experience lor tne com ing season. Umatilla edged Stanfield, 33 to 30, and River side defeated a team of Herm iston High underclassmen, 29 to 15. The sportsmanship gold tro phy was based on five points: 1. Appearance of the cheering section. 2. School spirit. 3. Co operation with other cheering sections. 4. Originality of yells. 5. Control of the cheering sec tion. One hundred points was maximum score in each cate gory. All girls in' the lone stu dent body are members of their pep organization and thus all shared in the winning of the trophy. Cheer leaders for lone are Bonnie Akers. Bonnie Morgan. Theresa Stefan! and Jan Pal- mateer. who rang the bell with five field goals and Dave Hall who tallied six points on one field goal and four free throws. Jim Jacobs, another veteran from the district and sub-district champions of the past two years, had a rather rough debut, both physically and in the foul de partment. He suffered a cut ov er an eye In the rough play and In the second half, went out of action on five personals. Heppner shot In front quick ly in the game, leading 12-3 by the end of the first quarter. Shifting into high in the second period they zoomed to a 34-14 halftime lead. By the end of the third quarter it was 50 to 27 for the Mustangs, and they coasted home, 66 to 44, as Coach Bob Clough used 10 of ready for action because of his his 12-man squad. Russ Kilken ny, 6-3 Junior forward, wasn't leg injury suffered in football. High point men for Pilot Rock were Ron Bond with 13 on three field goals and seven free throws, while Gene Harri son made 12 on four and four. In rebounding for Heppner, Hoskins picked off 11 while Do herty accounted for eight Pilot Rock won the Jayvee game, 55 to 27. HEPPNER (66) Fg Ft Pf Tp VICTORY orr Pilot Rock In the opening gam was posted by Heppner High's basketball team Saturday night on the Rockets' floor, 66-44. The 1966-67 Mustangs include (from left) Mike Al up (31). Jim Doherty (25). Dare Hall (13), Bob Harris (35), Jim Jacobs (33). Russ Kilkenny (41). Mac Hoskins (23), Steve Wagenblast (43), Gary Kemp (45), Steve Pettyjohn (15). Bill Mcleod (11), Randy Stillman (21). and Manager Stan Ranch. Coach Bob Clough is in the foreground. (G-T Photo). County School Calendar THURSDAY. December S Home Extension at A. C. Houghton Old Building 4-H Community Club 7:00 at A. C. Houghton lone PTA at 8:00 FRIDAY. December 9 Basketball: Pilot Rock at lone High Basketball: DeSales at Heppner High Basketball: Heppner Elementary at lone 2:00 SATURDAY. December 10 Basketball: Heppner High at Condon Basketball: Riverside at Stanfield MONDAY. December 12 Regular School Board Meeting at A. C. Houghton Library 7:30 TUESDAY, December 13 Volleyeball: lone at Echo 4:30 Heppner Elementary Christmas Program 7:30 Jr. High Gym WEDNESDAY. December 14 Heppner High PTA Open House FRIDAY, December 16 Volleyball: lone High at Riverside 5:45 Basketball: Arlington at A. C. Houghton Basketblal: lone High at Riverside Basketball: Condon at Heppner High Basketball: Umatilla at Heppner Elementary 2:00 SATURDAY. December 17 G.A.A. Play Day at La Grande Basketball: Weston at lone High Basketball: Heppner Hlgn at DeSales Basketball: Riverside at Echo MONDAY. December 19 Kindergarten Assoc. at A. C. Houghton 8:00 Volleyball: Riverside at Ione 4:30 TUESDAY. December 20 Basketball: Pilot Rock at Heppner High WEDNESDAY. December 21 A. C. Houghton Christmas Program 7:30 Band Concert Heppner Jr. High Gym 7:30 THURSDAY. December 22 Boardman Elementary Christmas Program lone Christmas Program FRIDAY. December 23 Christmas Vacation Early Dismissal 1:30 lone High Christmas Dance Heppner Elementary Christmas Film In A.M. FRIDAY. December 30 lone High at Heppner Basketball For Fast And Dependable Freight Service With Daily Overnight Service From Portland Including Saturdays SHIP Eastern Oregon Freight Served By Flatt's Truck Service CALL GENE ORWICK 989-8420 ANYTIME Bazaar Nets Good Profit for Church Saturday's Christmas bazaar at All Saints' Episcopal church was a ; real success, according to Mrs. Eddie Gunderson, pres ident of the Episcopal Church Women, who sponsored the an nual event. Profits are expected to be ov er $600 from the affair for which the ladies of the church donate everything, sold or served. Party to Benefit State lOOF Home A public card party is plan ned by Holly Rebekah lodge of Lexington for Saturday evening, December 17, at the IOOF Hall. Bridge and pinochle will be in play, starting at 7.30 p.m. with prizes to be awarded. Proceeds of the party will le used as a benefit for projects which the State Rebekah presi dent has underway for improve ments to the IOOF Home in Portland. Jacobs Wagenblast Hoskins Doherty Hall Harris Pettyjohn Kemp Stillman McLeod TOTALS 1 0 7 9 1 0 2 0 5 1 0 0 6 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 20 22 6 0 0 10 2 26 14 20 66 PILOT ROCK Fg Bond Harrison O'Brien Black Wright Standly Tim McMahon Gibson Chapman Sampson Coon Hoeft TOTALS 3 4 1 1 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 12 3 5 (44) Ft Pf Tp 7 2 13 4 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 2 4 0 1 0 6 1 0 0 14 16 14 44 Free Anti-Freeze Check WIN7HR TIRES Most Sizes in Stock, White wall, Black wall, Sawdust, If We Don't Have It, We'll Get It Windshield De leer "l. '676-89 u Lenveiy Jerry's Shell FORMERLY FARLEY SHELL STATION C A 3 r BBSS I BOWLERS BARGAIN 50 Games For $5.00 I GOOD FOR S2O00 MAIL THIS COUPON OR COME IN PERSON TO FIESTA BOWL HEPPNER, OREGON GOOD I FOR I $2040 GOOD FOR $20.00 NAME ADDRESS GOOD FOR $2000 Simply moil above coupon and $5X0 to Fiesta Bowl. Heppner, or com In and you will receive a card good for 50 lines. Lines may be used at rat of en per day anytime my day except lor league play er one hour before league in which you bowL Non-league bowlers may us at same rate anytime an yd ay no exceptions. Tickets become valid Christmas Day and at good for on year to Dec. 31, 1967.
