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The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 11, 1 980-TH 1RTEEN
Mustang opener will be
a close one, says coach
lone High Cardinals strong on defense
Sherry
Cowett
This years varsity football
learn is "slightly smaller than
average but they are pretty
good," says Coach SporKeen,
athletic director at Heppner
High.
The Heppner team connists
of 13 seniors. 11 juniors, and 7
sophomores, 16 of which have
played varsity at least one
year.
This year's first game Is at
Stanfield on Friday, Sept. 12.
Coach Sporseen said that It
will be a "close game," so
come and see it and show our
spirit and support for the
Mustangs.
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Defense looka to be the
strong point of this year's lone
Cardinals football team.
With six of the eight starters
back from last year's state
championship team, coach
Gordon Meyers says there's
no doubt that's where the
team's strength lies.
Actually the Cardinals
shouldn't be hurting too much
on offense either this year,
with returning running backs,
and all but three linemen back
from last year.
"Right now we have two boys
vying for the quarterback
spot," says Meyers. He wasn't
prepared to say who would
end up with the starting Job,
however.
"We'll probably be running
the ball a lot," he says, "but
that doesn't mean we can't
throw it."
Meyers says probably the
toughest opponent his team
will face in league play will be
Arlington. "They have their
whole backfield back from
last year." he points out. He
then lists Condon and Dufur as
the next toughest teams.' the
Cardinals will face.
"Condon will come up with
something" he says. "They
always do."
However, perhaps the stiff
est competition the team will
face will be in its first
encounter, a non-league game
against Touchet.Wash.
They were Wa shington State
champions last year, and
Meyers says it could be the
toughest team he has ever
faced. "We'll be challenged
right off."
The Cardinals have a big
reserve of players to draw on
thisyear. With 28 boys out for
the team . Meyers says it's the
biggest turnout lone has ever
had.
The team is shy on juniors,
however, with only oneout for
the squad. The rest are five
sophomores, eight freshmen
and the remainder seniors.
The Cardinals will face
Touchet Sept. 12 in Touchet.
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schedules
VARSITY FOOTBALL
; Day Dale Opponent , Site Time
Fri, k-pt. 12 Stanfield Stanfield 8.00
Frl. Srpt. 19 4 Riverside Heppner 8:00
FH. Sept. 26 Weston McEwen Athena 9.00
Fri. Oct. 3 Sherman Heppner 8:00
Fri, Oct. 10 4 Umatilla Umatilla 2:00
Fri. Oct. 17 Wahtonka Heppner 8.00
Fri. Oct. 24 4Wasco Heppner 8.00
Fri. Oct . 31 Lyle, Wash. Heppner 8.00
Frl. Nov. 7 4 Pilot Rock Pilot Rock 8:00
O League Games
VOLLEYBALL
Day Date Opponent Kile Time
Tues. Sept . 16 4 Riverside ABC Boardman 5:00
Thurs. Sept. 18 4WahtonkaABC Heppner 5.00
Sat. Sept . 2(1 Pilot Rock ABC Pilot Rock 2:00
Tues. Sept. 23 4loneAB Heppner 5:00
Sat Sept . 27 4 Wasco ABC Maupin 1.00
Fri Oct. 3 4 Sherman ABC Heppner 4:00
Tues. Oct. 14 4 Riverside ABC Heppner 5:00
Thurs. Oct. 16 4WahlonkaABC The Dalles 5:00
Sat. Oct. 18 Sherman Invitational A Moro 9a.m.
Tues. Oct. 21 4loneAB lone 5:00
Fri. Oct. 24 4 Wasco ABC Heppner 4:00
Tues. Oc.28 Pilot Rock ABC Heppner 5:00
Thurs. Oct. 30 4 Sherman ABC Moro 4:00
League Games
JAYVKK FOOTBALL
Day Hate Opponent Site Time
Mon. Sept. 15 Riverside Heppner 6:00
Mon. Sept. 22 Riverside Boardman 6.00
Mon Sept. 29 Weslon-McEwen Heppner 5:00
Mon. Oct. 6 Pilot Rock Heppner 6:00
Mon. Oct. 13 Umatilla Heppner 6:00
Mon. Oct. 27 Weston-McEwen Athena 5:00
Thurs., Sept. 25
Fri. Oct. 3
4-Tues..Oct.7
Tues., Oct. 14
Thurs., Oct. 16
Tues., Oct 21
Thurs., Oct. 23
Thurs., Oct. 30
Sat.. Nov. 1
4- Non -League
Head Coach: Nancy Myklebust, 481-4516 Assistant Coach:
Maureen McElligott.
JR VARSITY FOOTBALL
Sherman Co. Boardman 5 p.m.
Wasco Co. Boardman 4 p.m.
Echo Echo 6p.m.
Heppner Heppner 5pn.
lone Boardman 5 p.m.
Wahtonka Boardman 5 p.m.
Sherman Co. Moro 5 p.m.
Echo Boardman 5 p.m.
Wasco Co. Maupin 1p.m.
Date Opponent Location Time
Mon, Sept. 15 Heppner Heppner 6p.m.
Mon., Sept. 22 Heppner Boardman 6 p.m.
Mon., Sept. 29 Umatilla Boardman 6p.m.
Mon., Oct. 13 Hermiston Sophs Hermiston 4p.m.
Mon.. Oct. 20 Weston-McEwen Athena 6p.m.
Mon.. Oct. 27 Umatilla Umatilla 4 p.m.
lone
Day
VARSITY FOOTBALL
Date Location
Time
Riverside
BOARDMAN
VARSITY FOOTBALL
Pate Opponent Location Time
Fri. .Sept. 12 Union Union 1p.m.
Fri., Sept, 19 Heppner Heppner 8p.m.
Fri , Sept. 26 Sherman Co. Boardman 8p.m.
Fri , Oct. 3 Wasco Co. Boardman 8p.m.
Fri, Oct. 10 Stanfield Stanfield 8p.m.
Fri., Oct. 17 Weston-M :Ewen Boardman 8p.m.
JFrl.,Oct..24 Umatilla. Umatilla 2p.m.
Fri , Oct. 31 Pilot Rock Boardman 8p.m.
Fri., Nov. 7 Wahtonka Boardman 8p.m.
4- Non -League
Fri . Sept. 12 lone at Touchet 3 p.m.
Fri., Sept. 19 North Powder at lone 7:30p.m.
Fri. Sept. 26 Cascade Locks at lone 7:30p.m.
Fri., Oct. 3 4- lone at Arlington 2p.m.
Thurs., Oct. 9 Wheeler at lone 7:30p.m.
Fri., Oct. 17 4-Dufur at lone 7:30p.m.
Fri., Oct. 24 Bye
Fri. Oct. 31 4-lone at Condon 7:30p.m.
Fri., Nov .7 4 lone at Echo 7:30p.m.
4 League Games
VOLLEYBALL
Day Date Location Time
Sat. Sept. 13 PlaydayatBMCC 8:30a.m.
Thurs. Sept. 18 Riverside at lone Sp.m.
'Sat. Sept. 30 Wasco Co. at lone Sp.m.
Tues. Sept. 23 lone at Heppner Sp.m.
Fri. . . Sept. 26 Cascade Locks at lone 4:30 p m,
Tues. Sept. 30 lone at Sherman Sp.m.
Thurs. Oct. 2 Wahtonka at lone Sp.m.
Thurs. Oct. 9 Wheeler at lone Sp.m.
Tues. Oct. 14 lone at Wasco Co. Sp.m.
Thurs. Oct. 16 lone at Riverside Sp.m.
Tues. Oct. 21 Heppner at lone Sp.m.
Thurs. Oct. 30 lone at Wahtonka Sp.m.
Sat. Nov. 1 Sherman at lone S p.m.
Sat. Nov. 8 District at BMCC TBA
Coaches: Barbara Stefani, head coach; Vanessa Thompson,
assistant.
JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL-FOOTBALL
Head Coach: Stan Scott, 48M192; Assistants: Larry French,
.48 1-5690; Mark Bake, 481-7233.
Principal: Dan Daltoso, 481-4761; Athletic Director: Jim"
Harper, 481-4485; School Phone: 481-2525, 481-2535.
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Date Opponent Location
Tues. Sept. 16 Heppner Boardman
Thurs. Sept. 18 lone lone
4-Sat.Sept.20 Helix Tourn. BMCC, Pendleton
Tues. Sept. 23 Wahtonka The Dalles'
Time
5p.m.
5p.m.
TBA
5p.m.
.Date Opponent Place VB Time Football Time
Sept. 18 Echo There 1:30 2:00
Sept. 25 Stanfield Here 1:30 2:00
Oct. 2 BYE
Oct. 9 Arlington There 1:30 2:00
Oct. 16 Heppner Here 1:30 2:00
Oet.23 Echo Here 1:30 2:00
Oct. 30 Condon There 1:30 2:00
Coaches: Barbara Adams; Dan Adams
This year's lone High School
Volleyball team is shy on
experience, but is showing
improvement and is working
hard, says coach Barbara
Stefani.
Only one starter is back
from last year, although there
are several with some varsity
experience.
"The girls have been work
ing very hard in practice and
are actually looking pretty
good." says Stefani. "But it's
hard to say how we'll do this
year."
The team is a little short on
players, the coach says, with
only a total of 12 girls out for
volleyball.
"I don 't k now if we will even
have a JV team this year."
says Stefani. Normally a
varsity and JV team wil
, carry 10 per team.
The strengths of the varsity
team this year will have to be
serving and defensive play,
says the coach, "because it
certainly isn't in our height."
She says the taQest girl is only
five feet, eight inches.
The schedule looks pretty
tough for the team this year,
says Stefani. They open
against Riverside High here
Sept. 18, and play in a
tournament at Blue Mountain
Sept. 13.
lone Cardinal
club meeting
Sept. 16
The lone Cardinal Club will
hold it's first meeting of the
year on Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 8
p.m. in the school cafeteria.
This first meeting will be the
annual reception in honor of
the teachers of both lone
Grade and High School's.
The Cardinal Club is tone's
parent and teacher organizat
ion. Anyone interested in the
school, and especially all
parents of school children are
invited to join this organizat
ion. The Club meets only four
times a year and sponsors a
dinner in the Fall as their
money-raising project All
money raised by the Cardinal
Club is used locally for the
lone schools and school relat
ed activities. Some projects of
the Cardinal Club are: a $200
scholarship awarded a senior
at graduation; the Christmas
candy that is distributed to all
who attend the school Christ
mas program ; the teacher's
reception; graduation recep
tion; the movie shown the
students the last day of school,
and various special projects.
Officers for the Cardinal
Club for 1980-81 are Maryan
McElligott, President ; Eunice
McElligott, Vice-president;
and Joan Doherty, Secretary
Treasurer. the a genda for the evening will
be a short business meeting
followed by entertainment
provided by the lone music
department. Refreshments
will be served and all are
urged to come and meet and
visit with the lone teachers.
"All our games are hard this
year," she says. "We play
Heppner, Wahtonka and Sher
man County." She says the
only teams they play from
their size school are Cascade
Locks and Wheeler County,
both non-league. -
Lions sponsor
golf benefit
An 18-hole golf tournament,
sponsored by the Heppner
Lions Club and benefitting the
Oregon Sight Foundation, wfll
be held at the Willow Creek
Country Club on Sunday, Sept.
21.
A $10 entry fee will cover a
9-hole qualifying round, 18
holes of play, lunch, and
trophies for the winners.
The Oregon Sight Foundat
ion provides assistance for
those in need of sight and
hearing benefits. It operates
an eye clinic in Portland and
coordinates donors, transpor
tation, and recipients of eye
transplants. It also provides
examinations for those who
cannot afford them.
Anyone interested in enter
ing the tournament should
contact John Edmundson at
676-51 77 or 989-3123.
PUBLIC KOTICE
SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT
TAX LEVY 0UTSCE THE
SIX PERCENT CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATION
MORROW COUNTY, OREGON
Consolidated Precincts 2, 6, 7, 8 & 9 Heppner
Tuesday, September 16, 1980 from 8.-00 a.m. to 8 KM) p.m.
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QUESTION
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OUTSIDE THE SIX PERCENT LIMITATION TO BALANCE THE 1919W
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Polling places for the Elect
ion September 16, 1980 will be
as follows:
Boardman - Greenfield
Grange.
lone lone City Hall
Irrigon - N. Morrow Office
Building.
Lexington - Lexington City
Hall.
Combined Hardman-Hepp
ner - Old City Library Bldg.
Barbara Bloodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
Published Sept. 11. 1980
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