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The lleppner Gazette-Times, Ileppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 6, 1979 FIVE u 1 ir " ' " n -srs-. . .i ...... .....Hi - t7 ff-k J f r E. .... ft I .. ..V . - , - "0 i -ft' . . it , H , 4 . Cardinals practice for season opener Friday Meyers tells starting players lone High School Football Coach Gordon Meyers has taken the wraps off most of his staring lineup in Friday's non4eague home game with Condon at 7:30 p.m. Starting for the offense will be Ends Tez Peterson and Robin LaRue, Guard Jerry Rietmann, other Guard posi tion undecided, Center Glen Krebs, Quarterback, Dennis Stefani, Halfbacks Greg Riet mann and Shawn LaRue. For the defense will be Guards Shawn LaRue and Richard Ladd, Ends Robin LaRue and Leslie Thompson, Linebacker Greg Rietmann and Halfbacks Trez Peterson and Dennis Stefani. By Monday, Coach Meyers had not received the roster of Condon players so was un aware of what type of play the Cardinals can expect from the former 11 man football pro gram, lone plays 8-man foot ball, a sometimes quicker and more exciting brand of high school gridiron and is defend ing state champions. Next week, the Cardinals face Powder River September 14 at 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon, they return home on September 21 to play Long Creek, Mt. Vernon on Septem ber 28 and Arlington on October 5. The Cardinals have been practicing every weekday since August 20. Although winning the state championship in 8-man foot ball last year, the team is not ranked in any UOP or AP state poll. Meyers said that is because the state's news media doesn't have a poll for 8 man football. Riverside to play Union Riv ers ide High School opens its fall football scheudle Fri day with a non-league game against Union High School. With a coach from Tusca loosa, Alabama Don Scott and a promised wishbone attack, the Riverside team is expec ted to show an improvement from its 5-4 record in 1978. Scott has a number of return ing lettermen including sen iors, Joe Daltoso, Curtis Viall, Gary Gordanier, Stacy Cole man, Dave Cooley, Steve Daulton, Wes Haws, Eric Clow, Gene McKee and Rick Pettigrew. Junior letter win ners are Paul Gonzales, Larry Wilson, Pat Cimmiyotti, Joe Erevia and Rod Garrison, who is reported to be suffering from a sprained ankle. Two transfer students will alsohelp the team, sophomore Mike Bartlett, a transfer from Culver and Lonny Anderson, a senior transfer from Bend. Bartlett may fit into the lineup as a running back while Anderson is expected on the offensive and defensive lines. Scott has adopted the wish bone attack from the Univer sity of Alabama. He feels Heppner and Pilot Rock will be the teams to beat in the Columbia Basin League, agreeing with Heppner Coach John Sporseen that Westo.n Fall schedule for Blue Mt. The fall schedule for Blue Mountain Community College Evening Division is now completed. Mailers have been sent to all Umatilla and Morrow County residents. If additional mail ers are desired, contact Nancy Brownfield, coordinator for South' Morrow Co., 676-5039. The mailers contain all of the information necessary for enrolling in any day or evening class. A list of the courses avail able in South Morrow Co. will be posted at various locations in lone, Lexington, and Hepp ner. Additional information concerning any of the class listings may be obtained by contacting the coordinator, Nancy Brownfield. McEwen may be the strong est. Daltoso, Viall, Haws, Ander son, Wilson, McKee, Erevia and Garrison will make up the front line and senior Rocky Steagall, may also see action this year. "Offensively, we got to eliminate the mistakes of last year such as fumbles, penal ties and interceptions. Defen sively, we go to play aggres sive, hard-hitting football. We cant relax for one minute," he told theHermiston Herald. Plans to consider food stamp program The U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking propo sals to design a major evaluation of the supplemen tal food program for women, infants, and children (WIC). The program has grown rapidly in recent years, with participation increasing from about 200,000 women, infants, and children in 1974 to over a million persons last year. Around About ... to produce a large variety of home-made activities and worth while organizational opportunities. There has alwyas been a goodly number of citizens who volunteer help in getting many things accomplished. As my grandson and I held the last of our 1979 big discussions while I was driving him to Portland to return him to his Seattle-area parents, he stressed this matter. "People in Heppner are so friendly and so thoughtful of one another. The County Fair was a lot more fun than a great big fair. The people in the stores are really your friends not just store workers who don't really care about you. I liked all the kids I played with and went swimming with. I wish our neighborhood had 4-H, but we don't even have Boy Scouts anymore 'cause nobody will be a leader. I sure enjoyed going to the Garden Club and to those super senior citizen dinners. " On Sale For Three Days Only! "Temptation" saddle oxfords regularly $19.95 & $20.95 Sept. 6,7,8, Thursday, Friday & Saturday Only $14.99 Colors-Dirty Buck, Dirty Buck & Tan, Dirty Buck & Wine Heppner 676-5214 r a . WARNING UNOCRGROUNO POWER CABLES CALL Columbia Basin Elec. Coop. 676-9146 Heppner, Oregon BEFORE DIGGING Don't dig underground poweriines! Watch for this sign. Call before you dig. PHONE 676-9146 Our caution sighs are posted along underground power line routes, for your protection, to alert you that a hazard exists. Columbia Basin Electric serves hundreds of consumers by underground line, alcng highways and country roads, across farmland, through residential areas. The cables are buried at sufficient depth to be safe to the general public and they are marked with warning signs at strategic locations by signs such as the one illustrated here. But since the lines cannot be seen from above ground, we urge you to call us BEFORE you start to dig in the vicinity of a caution sign. Call us anytime, day or night. We will pinpoint for you the exact location of our power lines for you, at no cost, free. Most accidents eround underground power lines ere caused by careless digging. Don't let it happen to you. Take the time to call us, now. Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative 171 Linden Way, Box 398. Heppner, Oregon 97836, Phone (503) 676-9146 or (503) 676-9296 Mustangs Open Season Friday At Home Heppner Mustangs open their 1979 football season Friday night at 8 p.m. at the Fairgrounds Arena with a game against Stanfield. Mustang Coach John Spor seen has announced his start ing lineup. Starting for the offense will be Split End Larry Palmer, Tackle Ron Schwarz, Guard Tim Jones, Center Ray Miller. Guard, Joedy Marlatt, Tackle Jim Parker, Tight End Dale Holland, Wingback Brett Sherer. Fullback Doug Hol land, at Tailback John Murray or Chris Zita and Quarterback John Bier. Named to the defensive squad are End Dale Holland, Tackle Ron Schwarz. Nose guard Earl Hammon, Tackle Ray Miller, End Doug Lol land. Linebackers Jim Parker and Joedy Marlatt and Cor nerbacks. Larry Palmer and Tara Mahoney is high point winner Tara Mahoney was high point winner in the junior and all-around rodeo competition recently at the Benton City ' Junior Rodeo in Benton City, Washington, placing first in barrels, pole bending and team roping. Her sister, Trisha, placed first in team roping, fourth in steer dobbing and sixth in barrels. In the junior boys division, Brad Huwe was second in calf tying and third in team roping and Mike Currin placed first in calf tying. In the senior girls division, Maureen Healy was second in goat tying and third in barrels while Jana Steagall placed second in pole bending. Rocky Steagall claimed first place in the senior boys saddle bronc riding and a fifth place showing in calf roping. At the Umatilla County Junior Rodeo at Hermiston. there were a number of local winners. Winning the all around and a saddle was Cindy Dougherty who placed first in barrel racing and claimed three fourths in team roping, breakaway and goat tying ; Jana Steagall was third in the pole bending and fifth in the breakaway and Maureen Healy, fifth in the goat tying and sixth in the pole bending. Among junior girls, Tara Mahoney was first in pole bending and Trisha Mahoney, sixth in steer dobbing; Brad Huwe placed third in calf tying and Mike Currin placed first in calf tying and third in team roping; in the senior boys division. Rocky Steagall placed second in team roping and saddle bronc riding and fifth in bull riding, Cliff Dougherty picked up a fourth in team roping and Brett Sherer was second in bull dogging. John Murray and Safeties, Brett Sherer and Rick Cole. About 150 area football fans showed up for the varsity scrimmage Friday night. Coach Sporseen said he was pleased with the results of the practice contest. The game was high scoring and mainly reflected the defensive pres sure which the Mustangs are expected to show in the 1979 season. Following the pre-season game, ' the newly-formed Booster Club held an ice cream social at the high school cafeteria and will be holding an organizational meeting again at 7 p.m. at the high school. Dallas Harsin is president, Jerry Samples, vice president and Tommv Wilson, secretary-treasurer. Before Friday night 's game, the Heppner High School student body will hold a pep assembly to build up team spirit for the game and a mixer dance held following the game. Eastern Oregon football coming Although many people are still watching baseball and thinking of summer vacation, the Eastern Oregon State College football staff has welcomed some 70 men who were on campus in the spring and 18 new faces at the college for the start of fall drills. 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