EIGHT-The Heppner Gaxette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, March 19. ISM
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By MICHELLE LARl'E
The lone winter sports
dessert was held Tuesday.
March 10. to recognize those
who participated in basketball '
this year.
Boys J V. coach. Gene
Sartain awarded J.V. pins to
the following boys: Chris
Rietmann, Brad Schmidt.
Denny Starr. Craig Gutierrez.
Roger Morter, Vince McElli
gott, Roger Childers. Darrel
Colvard, Craig Hams. Howard
Leavitt and Darrin Padberg.
The boys finished their season
with a 13-5 season record and a
8 2 league record.
The girls varsity coach.
Laura McDougal presented a
varsity letter to sophomore
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Cindy Drinkard. Diann Mor
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Doherty. Cindy Hill. Sandra
Thompson. Liz McElligott.
Anita Palmer. Michelle La
Rue and Lisa Meyers were all
given a certificate and a
varsity pin.
Coach Del La Rue presented
Brad Schmidt with a certifi
cate for being varsity boys
manager. Those lettering in
varsity basketball were Tim
Patton. Donnie Taylor. Jeff
Hams. Ralph Morter. Leslie
Thompson. Mark Patton.
Treve Peterson. Jim McCabe,
Gregg Rietmann, and Shawn
LaRue. Special awards were
given to Mark Patton for most
rebounds and Gregg Riet
mann for the most assists in
the season.
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By ANIMtKW GORMAN
Spring is in the air and
basehall season is here. The
Heppner Mustangs have been
practicing for two weeks now
and will meet the Riverside
Pirates on their diamond, this
Friday. March 20.
The Mustangs will not have
a junior varsity team this year
due to a lack of turn-out. This
will indeed hurt the team for real tough.
Barber's team captures
season championship
Don Barber's team captur
ed the Heppner men's city
league basketball regular sea
son championship Sunday
night by defeating Rick Johns
ton's team 66-56.
La Verne Van Marter scored
12 points and Tom Weatherill
chipped in 11 to lead Barber's
team. For Johnston's team.
Gary Watkins pumped in 19
points. Ron Bowman had 13.
and Gary Van Arsdale 12.
In other games. Dave Al
lstott's team blasted Dick
Devin's team 73-42. Brent
Eggers' team ripped Les
Schwab 87-51. and lone dump
ed Forest Service 61-37.
Barber's team finished the
regular season with an 11-1
record, just ahead of lone
H-2 and Eggers' team (9-2).
No games are scheduled for
this week, but playoffs start
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This year's team will be
playing with a new catcher,
first baseman, plus new right
and left fielders.
Head coach Dale Holland
says Heppner will definatelv
be one of the favorites in the
Columbia Basin Conference
because we have all returning
lettermen playing again this
year and Heppner should be
Sunday. March 29.
Five players scored in
double figures for Allstott's
team, led by Kenny Grieb with
21 points. Bruce Kesller col
lected 17 in the win. Mike
Stookey 14. Allstott 11. and
Duane Disk 10. For Devin's
team. Mark Lnvgren tallied 14
and Jay Coil 12.
Curt Day bombed in 26
points and Paul Stringer 24 for
Eggers' team, which also got
19 from Loren Heideman and
14 from Dana Heideman
Kevin Rountree and Tom
Pointer hit for 14 points apiece
for Is Schwab, and Mike
Smith chipped in 10.
For lone. Iee Padherg
scored 15 points and Frank
Halvorsen 13. while Howard
Burnside's 14 counters paced
Forest Service.
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Linda Schultz, 203.
High individual series
Linda Schultz. 514
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;;inaton news.
A i-. Irha Janes
The Committee on Women's
activities of the Ixington
Grange met at the home of
Mrs. Wilbur Stengall on Tues
day afternoon with the chair
man. Josie Peek, presiding.
Plans were discussed for the
Spaghetti Supper und card
party to bo held at the grarlge
hall on Saturday March 21.
The spaghetti supper starting
at 6 p.m. will consist of the
main dish. I raised green salad,
garlic hread and beverage for
$2 .on. Following will lie a card
party for l .'O per person with
prizes and refreshments.
Plans were further discussed
for the Morrow County Queen
and court coronation schedul
ed for the grange hall on Sat
April 111 At this lime there will
he a pot-luck dinner with the
grange furnishing the main
course and the guests and
visitors the salads and des
serts. The afternoon closed
with the hostess serving
delicious refreshments to
Jean Nelson. Charlene Pnp
ineau. Frances Sinouse. Josie
Peck and Delphn Jones. The
next meeting will le at
Barbara Cutsforth's home.
The PN; Club of Holly
HelMkah Lmlge were invitt
on Thursday to a delightfi
luncheon at the Willow
Grange hall hosted by Ih
Rtinchgrass lodge ladies,
most delightful lunch wa
served with delicious salac
and desserts from tables mo;
cleverly decorated in the S
Patrick theme After the lime
the ladies played bingo an
the hostesses saw that a
present received a gift Ther
wen1 niemlnrs present froi
San Souci. I'latee. Pauhm
Hunchgrass and I he followini
from Holly Lodge: I,eil;
Palmer. Freda Majeskc
Irene Paditerg. lita Messen
ger. Virginia Peck. Joyci
Buchanan, Catie Padlwrg
and Ih'lpha Jones
Huhy Colley is spmdmg i
few days at the home of Mar
Heade in Condon She w;
called there by the death ot
Mrs. Heade's mother Kunice
Henry. Burial servi-es were
scheduled in Kugene and Mrs.
Colley will attend with the
Heades from Condon
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Gates. Mr. and Mrs Umis
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lOne. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Beck,
Mr. and Mrs, John Mays and
Joe Bord of Herniislon motor
ed to the Sundown Hace Track
on Sunday to watch the races
where the horses of Mr. and
Mrs. Hay Popinenu were
competing. Korhusky one of
the horses, placed fourth and
Pauret the other, placed 3rd
As this was the first race of the
year, the owners were pleased
with the horses performance.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
Howard and family. Mr and
Mrs. Frank Hohinson and
family. Charlene Papineau
and son Dennis, and Mr, and
Mrs Kenneth Howard Jr. and
family all enjoyed an nuting at
the river on Saturday where
they enjoyed some fishing and
roasted wieners and marsh
mallows over a camp fire.
The last of the series of the
Kebekah Lodge card parlies
was enjoyed Saturday evening
A clam chowder supMr was
enjoyed at the beginning of the
evening followed by cards.
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There were 10 tubles present.
Those winning high' for the
evening were: men, Bob
Taylor; low men; Cecil Jones,,
high for women; Millie Yocum
mid low for women; Linda
Jones, traveling; Bob Taylor
and Luella Taylor. For the
series, the high went to
Marion Tripp and high men to
Bob Taylor, low men to Cecil
Jones, and low women to
Luella Taylor, The Itebekahs
thank all those who have
attended these card parties, to
make them so enjoyable and
to help the lodge financially.
Mr, and Mrs. Bonald Peck
from Moro visited his parents
Mr, and Mrs, Glover Peck,
over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson
were Portland business visit
ors for a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wil
liams former Lexington resi
dents have left via plane for
several weeks vacation and
sight seeing trip to New
Zealand
Joyce Buchanan spent sev
eral days last week vacation
ing with her mother, and other
relatives at the Oregon Coast.
Visiting at the home of
Harry and Fnc Green. Lexing
ton, over the weekend were
Bunny Oscarson, Newport,
Wash and the Hon Oscarson
family. Priest Hiver, Ida.
Bunny and Ron are Fae
Green's sister and nephew
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