The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thusday, October 19, 1978 THIRTEEN
Junior Cards beat Arlington in overtime
Ione's junior high football
team appears to be taking
lessons from the senior high
"Cardiac Cards."
Lqst week, the junior Card
inals waited until well into
overtime to eke out a 2G-20
victory over Arlington.
lone controlled the earlier
portion of the game, leading
Arlington 20-0 at the end of the
first quarter. But the junior
Honkers steadily closed the
gap as the clock ticked down.
With 32 seconds remaining
in the contest, Arlington
intercepted an lone pass,
running it back nearly 45
yards for a touchdown. A
successful extra point attempt
made it 20-20 as the gun
sounded to end regular play.
Arlington won the ioss to
take first possession of the ball
in the overtime period. But
lone defender prevented a
drive from materializing, and
regained control of the foot
ball. Denny Starr connected on a
pass to Tim Patton, who in
turn lateralled the ball to
Donny Taylor, who carried the
ball to the one yard line. On
the next play, Starr kept the
ball and crashed his way to the
goal line for the lone Victory.
"I guess we just relaxed
too much after getting the big
lead in the first quarter," said
Poach Jerry Martin. "The
kids threw several intercep
tions and lost the ball during a
few fumbles. ..But 1 think thev
showed a lot of class to come
back and win the ball game."
Martin praised the offensive
and defensive efforts of Denny
Starr, who scored two touch
downs in the contest, and
D'onhy Taylor and Craig
Hams, who each reached
paydirt once during the contest.
Bellamy plans correspondence
program for constituents
Bill Bellamy, candidate for
District 55 State Representat
ive, announced this week in .
Culver his plan to keep the
people of the district involved
and informed during the '79
legislative session.
Bellamy plans to establish a
list of 200 names of individuals
throughout the district repre
senting the people in District
55, if he is elected. He plans to
correspond with these people
at least once every two weeks
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during the legislative session.
"In order for a representat
ive to be effective, he must
have his district backing
him," said Bellamy.
He also is already making
plans for several coffees
throughout the district. At the
coffees, people will have the
opportunity to meet and
discuss concerns with Bell
amy. The coffees will be in
various locations and will be
held both during and after the
legislative session.
Bellamy is aware of others
who have made campaign
promises such as this one, but
who have not been successful
in following through. Howev
er, Bellamy said he has
committed himself to keeping
the people informed.
Persons interested in serv
ing on the commitee may
contact Bellamy at his home
address at: Rt. 1, Culver 97734
Lexington
news
Deipha Jones
Three Links Club met at the
home of Florence McMillan on
Thursday. Plans were made to
print a cookbook to be sold
after the first of the year. It is
hoped that a recipe will be
obtained from each of the
members, local and away, and
from friends and neighboring
lodges. The door prize was
won. by Dorothy Burcham.
Present were Freida Majeske,
Alma Vinson, Leila Palmer,
Joyce Buchanan, Irene Pad
berg, Dorothy Burcham,
Deipha Jones and the hostess,
Florence McMillan.
Ruth Robinson has returned
home after a time spent in St.
Anthony's Hospital where she
underwent major surgery.
Gladys VanWinkle visited
her mother, Sally Lowry, at
the John Day Hospital last
weekend. Mrs. Lowry suffered
a broken hip during a fall at
her home.
Florence McMillan, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete McMurtry and
Freida Majeske attended the
LAPM meeting in Pendleton
on Wednesday evening. Jessie
Darrar, state president, was
present for the meeting.
Mrs. Jim (Vicky) Bowen of
Hermiston entertained with a
luncheon at her home on
Saturday. Present were her
grandmother, Florence
McMillan, Deipha Jones,
Linda Jones, Susan Johnston
of Lexington and Gene Starks
of Heppner, Jo Irvin of
Boardman, and Flossie Breed
ing of Hermiston. Following
the luncheon, Linda Jones was
surprised with a cradle show
er. After the opening of the
gifts the ladies spent the
afternoon visiting and getting
reaquainted. Norma Mar
quardt has returned home
from a stay at Walla Walla
General Hospital, Mrs. Bill B.
Marquardt and daughters
Norita and Charma, who were
spending the weekend in
Lexington, brought her home.
Charma and Norita make
their homes in Portland,
where both are employed by
the Portland Police Depart
ment. Charma just started
working there as a legal
secretary.
Gerald and Carroll Mes
senger are spending the week
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Messenger Sr.
Missionaries at the Lexing
ton church this past week have
been Mr. and Mrs. Rempel of
Africa and Mr. Bodie from
Mexico. While engaged here,
they have been house guests of
Erda Pieper at her country
home.
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