The Heppner Oazette-TlmM. Heppner. Oregon, Thursday, March 20, 1980-SEVEN
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Bowling
Keglers
The Weary Wives team is In
first place in the Koffee Kup
Keglers League with a 26-10
record.
The Three L's is second at
23 13. the Dregs third at
21,2-14la, the Three Holers
fourth at 17'v 18' 2, the Hi Ilo's
fifth at 1620, the Gutter
Dusters and the Pytts are tied
for sixth place with identical
14 22 marks and the Newcom
ers team is last at 12 20.
The Three L's team is first
in total pins with 13,978 with
the Weary Wives second with
13.WI7. the Mi Ilo's third with
13,852. the Dregs fourth with
' 11816. the Culler Dusters fifth
with 13.Kor,. the Three
Sparetimer's League
Jo Pettyjohn bowled a 211,
20(1. and 171 to have not only
the high game of the week but
also the high individual series
with 5B8 in the Sparetimer's
Bowling League.
Phillis Cole bowled a 510
series and Jan Thorn a 508.
Coast -to Coast had Ihe high
team game with 792 and
Petersons the high team
series with 2.200.
Cindi Doherty made and
Eddi Skow made the 5-7-9
combination, Karen Palmer
made the 58 10 and Judy
I.vnch nicked ud a rare SDlit.
the 7 9 10
Petersons is in first place
with 25-15 record and is first in
total pins with 21,334. The
Single mothers have
low income problem
Many single mothers must
travel the same economic low
road as migrant workers and
new immigrants, according to
an Oregon Slate University
professor.
"There are about 17,000
divorces annually in Oregon,
and a majority of the women
from these divorces must try
to survive on incomes that are
less than half what an average
husband-wife family makes,"
said Arthur E. Gravatt, pro
fessor of family life.
According to a 1976 U.S.
Census report, an average
husband -wife household in
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"nually . The same figures show
an average single parent
female earned an average
gross salary of $7.328.
"Most single parent women
who work are trapped," said
Gravatt, co-author of "Oregon
Family Profile," a 210-page
book published by OSU's
school of home economics that
contains in-depth information
HDOUl Kindle liiuiut is.
"Single pa ren ts worn en's
position, their earning power,
is similar to young persons
just entering the labor mar
ket. Single mothers are usu
ally paid entry-skill wages,
and their economic status is
not unlike that of migrant
workers or new immigrants
from Southeast Asia.
"For example, statistics say
men with an elementary
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League
Holers sixth with 13,7f8, the
Newcomers seventh with
13.505 and the Pytts last with
13,416 total pin in the season.
Betty Snow bowled the high
individual game of the week
with a 201 and Faye Ruhl
bowled the high series with
494. The Weary Wives tied
with the Dregs for the high
team game with 577 and the
Dregs and the Three Holers
tied for the high team series
with 1.596.
Beverly . Gunderson and
Roxie Lovgren made the 3-10
split, Linda Schultz picked up
the 6-7-10 and Betty Aldrich
made the 5-7 combination.
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers are second in total pins
with 20.989 and are tied with
Sears for second place with
23-17 records. Sears is sixth in
total pins with 18,564
Coast to-Coast is in fourth
place with a 22lrl7't record
and is third in total pins with
20,798. Jerry's Mobil is in fifth
place with a 19-21 record and
is fourth in total pins with
19.496. Gardners is in sixth
place at 17-23 but is last in
total pins with 17,353.
Central Market is seventh at
I6'?-23'i and is fifth in total
pins with 19.305. Buck n urns is
in last place with a record of
14-26 and is next to last in total
pins with 18,328.
education gross an average of
$6,182 a year and women with
the same education make only
$2.4:8." he added. "A high
school diploma means an
average gross salary of
$12,254 for men and $4,117 for
women. Men with four years
of college average $13,674
annually as compared to
$5,972 for women with the
same education."
Using another example to
point out the plight of single
mothers, Gravatt said that if a
single parent with three chil
dren does not work and
receives both food stamps and
Aid for Dependent Children,
the income will total $7,164
annually.
"That amount is $4,000 less
than what 1978 Bureau of
Labor statistics say a family
of four needs to live on for a
low, necessity-only budget.
"These women are trapped
loo," he said. "They can get
food stamps and financial aid, j
but they're also required to
look for work. And if they do
find work, the food stamp,
allotment is usually reduced, j
and the financial aid is usually
either cut off or greatly
reduced.
"In effect, these women are
taxed for going to work,"
Gravatt pointed out. "And, on
top of that, there is no
adequate support for child
care." i
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Wilson can't
be beat
l.rrrv Wilson was all over the
court In the state tournament.
(Above left) Wilson drives to
the hoop while Joe Daltoso
screens for an offensive re
bound. (Right) Wilson drives
In for a one-handed shot. (Far
right) he tosses a shot by
leaping Randy Zistel.
Hospital
Patients at Pioneer Memo
rial Hospital in Heppner for
the week ending March 17 who
have been admitted and then
dismissed include: Todd
Sherer of lone, Doug Drake of
Heppner and Norman Newton
Justice
Violations from the Justice
Court in Heppner for the week
ending March 14 include:
Raymond George Rigor,
1110 14th in Portland-speeding-
bail forfeited.
Harry Elvin Kennison. 600
S. Chase St in Heppner
speeding $24 bail forfeited.
Jerry Lee Rietmjnn, Ella
Road in lone vehicle license
"expired $6 suspended fine.
Francis Joseph Doherty, 505
Gale St. in Heppner-failure
to yield $12 fine.
Carl Steven Duncan, 280 N.
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Pirate upsets lead
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steal the boll from (he ball
controlling Pirates. Scott Dan
iels was fouled while bringing
the ball down the floor and he
was 2-4 from the foul line. Sam
Griffin was 2-2, Wilson 2-2 and
Gordanier 1-1.
The outside shooting of
Frank Galloway from the
20-foot range kept Culver close
but the coolness of the River
side team prevailed.
Wilson led Riverside with 15
points, Griffin had eight,
f )altoso seven. Gordanier five,
Jim Peck three and Daniels
two.
Only four players scored for
Culver with Galloway leading
with 12. Zistel had 10. Harvey
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of Salem.
Patients still in the hospital
Monday were Margaret Akers
of lone, Richard Totten, Ruth
Reed and Alta Stevens, all of
Heppner, and Martha Stock
ton of Spray.
Court
Chase in Heppner speeding
$12 fine.
Alvin Bruce Clement, 595 S.
Court St. in Heppner driving
while under the influence of
intoxicants $207 fine.
Rich Leon Jordan, 1245 W.
1st St. in Arlington speeding
$24 bail forfeited.
Rebecca Sue Stillman, Box
335 in Heppner no operator's
license dismissed, presented
valid operator's license.
Bernardo Barcia Madrival,
Akers Trl, Ct! Space No. 4 in
lone careless driving $24
fine.
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Homero eight and Jerry Zistel
scored five.
Riverside-46
Uarrisburg-41
Riverside opened the Ore
gon Class A high school
basketball tournament at the
Pendleton Armory last week
with a 46-41 upset of Harris
burg, the number one ranked
team in the state at the time.
The game was tight
throughout with the score
30-29 at the end of three
periods with Riverside in
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Then Joe Daltoso, 6-3 senior,
went to work inside scoring
five points to give Riverside a
35-29 lead. Daltoso was in as a
substitute for starter Stacy
Colemen, who sprained his
ankle in the second quarter.
Eagle star Brent Woods, 6-5
center, brought Harrisburg
back to pull with two points at
43-41 with 45 seconds left in the
contest.
But then another star off the
bench, Gary Gordinear, hit
two free throws and Sam
Griffin added another free
throw point with four seconds
left after he stole the ball and
Riverside pirated the game
from the Eagles.
The game was supposed to
be a face off between two of
the bigger centers in the
state lerry Wilson of River
side and Woods of Harrisburg
but both players were forced
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Pirate scorer with 11, Steve
Daulton had eight, Gordanier
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