HEPrNEH CAXETTT-TIMrS. TburUay. Dccmli J. 1301
HZTtHtn SCHOOLS
Lunch Mnui
Monday, Porembw f Plita,
Kret-n Ix-tin. celi-ry slit Iks, mtlk,
(run crisp.
Tuesday, ftffmlii'r 10 Mor,
spinach, it'll, 6fhnm cracker,
tnilk.
Wdnody, Dtvrmbrr 11
Mfiit and gravy, poUtoea, roll,
mixivl vi'K'tablax, Jt-ll-O, lit ilk .
Thuf.(liiy, Ii-'iiitM'r 12 Sn
lh rlcv, cliwiM tlrks, ItMiuc1
wi'dyt'. flnu'T Itri'utl and top
pinji, milk.
Friday, PfpemtHT 13 FUh
and chip, broad and butter,
kul.id. mil!;, iu 'hi ink'-
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More Fun
Always . . . eugene
VUA- II
V 215 CoburgRosdPhon; (503) 342-5181
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Heppner to Open
At Grant Union
Br FAT KILKENNY
HeiipiH-r lllu'li hoopsieni open
the basketball iM-ttiMJii Saturday,
iHHt'inlx'r 7, at John Day agalni!
(ln Lirant I'nion 'r.Mniiir,
Thl wilt be the first came In
lh Prospector' new Kvm.
(Jrant Union will really be out
(or rrvrnKi when the Prospect
urn meet the Muitane. Hepp
ner defeated the proKx-ctortt in
the final at the 1 Al district
tourney lit La Grande last year.
The Mustangs were twice
beaten In the regulnr neavm bv
CniMt Union hut pulled through
In the clutch to whip them (or
a state tournament berth.
Since then. Heppner ha Iiwt
six men bv eraduation. but the
Prospector have lost ten.
Heppner has two returning
starter plus a couple more boys
with some varsity experience,
t Irani Union ha one returning
elterman. Dave Dicker. In Dick
er the ProMM'etors have a very
refined ballplaver who Bather
ed nil stale mention on the Ore
eoniHii second team. Dav
standing about 6'4", will be the
Prospectors' strongest threat
Nt to he forgotten are Inst
year's Prospector Junior varsity
players who were 18 0 for the
eason and on several occas
Ions ran up scores with three
(I I cits.
The Mustangs' starting: five
probably won t be revealed un
t'l minutes before the opening
tinoll. loach l lough Is very op
timlMic about his Mustangers
nifiny of his cagers are show
lug a lot of potential and re
Rire.
JUL tm&
II 'HyiHi; . .r -vjnr-'i ed
Lhyd Center
Coaches Select
Three Hoop Squads
At Heppner High
Basketball neason at Heppner
High Is starting to ahape up
already, with the three (quads
named.
The varsity la coached bv Bob
Clmu'h, now In his fifth season
at WIS. Five returning letter-
men from last year's state tour
ney squad are among the 12 on
the Miuad. Thev are Jon ODon
nell. Jerry Kealv, Larry Petty
Min. Calvin Ashbeck. and John
Met'abe.
The other members of the
squad are Mike Smith. Gary
Kemp. Melvin Ashbeck. Pat
Sweeney. Pat Kilkenny, Kevin
Dick and LaVerne Van Marter.
Dallas Harsin Is manager.
The varslty'a and JV's first
game will be against Grant Un
ion at John Dav on December
7.
The JV "5" la composed most
ly of aophomores and is coach
ed by Ed Hlemstra, In his third
season as JV couch. He has nam
ed as members of his team Lee
Huson, Dennis Ward, Steve
Kemp, Larry Bellenbrot-k, David
Cunderson. John Hall, Matt
Warren, Ron Sherman, Keith
Curnutt. Terry Hughes, and
Bruce Marquardt.
The freshman aspirants under
the direction ol Dale Holland, in
his second year as rook coach
at HHS are Bruce Bergstrom,
Mike Doherty, Gary Frederick
son. John Hodman. Barney Mar
shall, Craig Munkers, Bob Ploy-
har, Steve Rhea, Roy Koberts,
Mike Simpklns. Rory Stillman,
Jim Van Winkle. Gary Watkins,
Robert Wolfe. Manager is Duane
Steers.
Their first game is December
against Pilot Rock on the
Rockets' floor.
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Lead All-Stars
By BONNIE MORGAN
Five lone Hich school foot
ha!l players and four Riversidi
High players have been chosen
o th 1968 Umatilla-Morrow b-
football league All-Stars, it is
nnounced.
Chosen from lone are: Eddie
Sherman, one of only two pick
for bolh offensive and cte
fensive squads, named halfback
on offense and a back on de
fense: Earl Pettyjohn, offensive
end; Frank Halvorsen, oltensive
halfback: Keith Nelson, defens
ive end; and Bob Ball, defens-
e back. Ball was also given
honorable mention on the of
fensive team, and Halvorsen
was given honorable mention
for the defensive team.
From Riverside are: David
Schmeder, quarterback on the
offensive team; Richard Ryan,
guard on defense; Bob Skoubo,
back on defense; and Maurice
Peterson, also back on defense.
Others chosen are: Offense-
Ken Roberts, Echo, center; Jerry
Teriesen. Helix, guard; Sam
Tucker, Weston, end. Defense:
Wayne Anderson. Helix, guard;
and Gary Key, Umapine, end.
Announcement was made to
lone High students at a special
assembly on Wednesday, No
vember 26. The team was cho
sen by head coaches of the six
participating high schools.
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250 S. Main, Pendleton
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207 S. E. Court Ave. Pendleton
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KINZUA NEWS
WATER WELL DRILLING
By ROY T. FRENCH
In The Dalles Friday on busi- " xu KJliUUlKEMUjJNTB
15 Years Experience
NEWEST MODERN ROTARY EQUIPMENT
CALL COLLECT 276-2081
Thews Sheet Metal,
INC.
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INDOOR
COMFORT
ness were Mr. and Mrs. Milt Bor
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Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schroe
der and daughter Connie of "Your Water Prohlems
Omalf Wash visitpH rplfltivps n.,.t j . IU, auy
ctliu menus licit: emu m ruaaii
over the holiday.
Mrs. Terrence Williams of St.
Maries, Idaho, spent several
days last week visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Cory. On Thurs
dav the Corys and Mrs. Wil
liams went to Portland, return
ing Saturday witn Mrs. wu
liams going: on to her home in
Idaho on Sunday.
Mrs. Kenneth Miller and son
Todd of Portland spent the past
week visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Benson. Mr.
Miller came on Saturday and
thev returned to Portland on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Day and
family spent the Thanksgiving
holidays at Mitchell where they
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Blann.
Spending the holidays at
Wallowa were Mr. and Mrs.
Omar Stubblefield and son,
Dan.
General Sheet Metal Work
1907 SW Court PI. Ph. 276-3751
Harold Hendricks, Owner
Air Conditioning-Heating
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29 S. E. Dorion Ph. 276-4492
Larry and Eva Wahl, Owners
Custom Picture Framing
Schwinn Bicycle Headquarters
Hobby Supplies of Every Kind
Sport Supplies Athletic Dept.
Complete Craft and Art Depts.
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Ph. 276-2672
Anderson Elected
Eric Anderson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson of Hepp
ner, has been elected vice pres-
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at Oregon State University, the
OSU news bureau announces.
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