TEN-The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, October 29. 1981
Mustangs end Homecoming with a
Wagon Trail Cookers meet
The Wagon Trail Cookers
met last week to begin their
second year of 4-H cooking,
The meeting was called to
order by the Leader, Jean
Brazell.
mended
Mrs. Brazell
members on
com-thoir
items entered in the county
fair.
The group elected the fol
lowing club officers: Presi
dent Beth Heatherly, Vice
President - Nancy Taylor.
Kathleen Brazell and Paulu
Heatherly - reporters.
The next meeting will be
held Monday, Nov. 2.
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PUBLIC NOTICES (
By ANNE MURRAY
The Heppner Mustangs ad
ded another victory to their
list as they trampled the Pilot
Rock Rockets 43-0, Friday
night, Oct. 23, at Heppner.
The Mustangs' victory put
the finishing touches on Home
coming week.
The Mustangs' defense
made it possible for Earl
Hammond to score the first
two Mustang touchdowns. The
first touchdown came from six
yards out. Then Hammond
came back with a five yard
scramble to the endzone, this
put the Mustangs on top 14-0 at
the end of the first quarter.
The Rockets offense had a
hard time getting started
against the Mustangs' de
fense. Whenever the Rockets
could get something generat
ed, the Mustangs would end up
with the ball, either by fumble
or interception. The Mustangs
proved this point by intercept
ing five passes and recovering
five fumbles.
During the second quarter,
Hammond handed the spot
light over to senior tailback
John Murray, who then pro
ceeded to score three touch
downs. The first of which was
from 25 yards out. Murray
then followed up with a 58 yard
jaunt to the endzone.
Murray then took a break
from the scoring action, as
Mike Currin came into the
scene, but Currin did his thing
on defense. Currin trapped
Rick Martinez in the endzone
for a safety and two points.
Murray then came back to
finish the work. This time
Murray scored on a three yard
dash into the endzone. By the
end of the third quarter the
Mustangs were leading the
Rockets 35-0.
The Mustangs weren't quite
finished scoring as was proved
by freshman, back-up, quart
erback Todd Miller. Miller
dove one yard into the endzone
Jeff On then ran into the
endzone for the two point
conversion.
The Mustangs were led in
rushing by Murray who had
162 yards on 13 carries.
Hammond carried nine
times for 53 yards, sophomore
Sid Kennedy rushed 33 yards
on five carries.
Currin led the Mustangs'
defense with 14 points, accord
ing to the Heppner coaches
defensive rating system. Lee
Rice followed close behind
with 13 points. Bruce Way was
also in double digits with 10
points.
Coach John Sporseen com
mented after the game, "We
Dlayed an excellent overall
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PUBLIC HEARING
The City of Heppner Planning
Commission will hold a public
hearing on Monday. Novem
ber , lnialS:0P.M.at City
Hall at mil W. Willow. They
will consider a development
permit in the flood plain that
would allow an addition to be
built on the northeast side of
the Court Street Market build
ing located at 111 North Court
Street.
Dick Bigelow
Chairman
Published: October 29, I9B1
Michele Portmonn
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Council news
The lone City Council ap
proved two zoning permits at
their October 6 meeting, one to
Otto Morten and the other to
Cleo Childers.
In other business, the coun
cil consolidated the city's
insurance policies and obtain
ed new policies with one
company, said Diana Starr,
city recorder.
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ball game, but the toughest
game of the season is coming
up this Friday against Stan
field. If we play our best, we
will win, but we cannot afford
fumbles and silly mistakes."
Heppner's next game is at
home Friday night Oct. 30 at 8
p.m. against Stanfield.
Bowling News
SCORING SIMMARY:
1 2 3 4 tot
Heppner 14 15 6 8 43
Pilot Rock 0 0 0 0 0
Heppner: Hammond 6 yard
run (Holland kick)
Heppner: Hammond 5 yard
run (Forrar kick)
Heppner: Murray 25 yard
run (Holland kick)
Heppner: Murray 58 yard
run (kick failed)
Heppner: Safety, Currin
tackled Martinez in endzone
Heppner: Murray three
yard run (kick failed)
Heppner: Miller one yard
run (Orr run)
Dime A Dozen
Koffee Kup Keglers
Sparetitners
October 25 October 22 October 2 w on . , st
Won -Lost Won -Lost S & J Market - i7.u
Tean No. 7 - n-ll Cutter Dusters - 21-7 Coast to Coast - ib.la
Team No. 4- n-ll Three Holers - 16-12 Petersons- 15.13
TeamN0T2- 16-11 Newcomers- 15-13 Les Schwab - i5.13
Team No. 1 - 16-12 Weary Wives - 14-14 Gardner's- 15.13
Team No. 5 - 15-3 Hi Ho's - 13-15 Central Market - 12.16
Team No. 6- 11M.-16V Three L's - 12-16 MCGG - u.yj
Team No. 8- 10-14 The Pytts - 11-17 Sears- 11-17
Team No. 3- 9-19 The Dregs 10-18 - ,... ,
Donna Moeller converted
the 4-7-9 split.
High Game: Kay McKob
erts - 202.
High Series: Kay McRob
erts - 537.
Splits: Sam Heath - 5-10,
David Denton 7-10-6, and Bebe
M linkers 5-4-7.
High Game: Riley Munkers
- 214 and Carol Taylor -189.
High Series: Ray Massey -570
and Alvina Padberg 513.
High Team Game: No. 8 -791.
High Team Series - No. 4 --22SL
Thursday Night Ladies
October zz
Won Lost
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High Game: Linda Schultz -191.
High Series: Iris Campbell -527.
High Team Game: Gutter
Dusters - 582.
High Team Series: Weary
Wives - 1700.
Dime A Dozen
October 18
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No. 4 -Team
No. 1 -Team
No. 5 -Team
No. 2 -Team
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Splits converted : Marie Ball
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LoRayne Bowman - 4-57, Betty
Pettyjohn and Karen Palmer -5-10.
High Game: LoRayne Bow
man -192.
High Series : LoRayne Bow
man - 407
Splits: Carol Taylor - 5-10
High Game: Riley Munkers
- 214 and Billie Doherty - 181.
High Series: Ray Massey -570
and Alvina Padberg - 513.
High Team Game: No. 8 -791.
High Team Series: No. 4 -
The
Oregon
Department
of Transportation
Hiyhway Division
THE OREGON TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSION AND THE
HIGHWAY DIVISION
want .0 hear
YOUR
P!MION
about the
PRELIMINARY Six-Year Highway
Improvement Program
Tues., Nov. 3, Science Test Rm. 306,
Hermiston High School, Hermiston
Declining revenues and federal-aid cutbacks have forced the
Highway Division to reduce its construction program and
postpone many improvement projects. Transportation
officials will describe the projects listed on the proposed
six-year program, and seek your comments about them. If
you are concerned about the condition of the State Highway
System in your area, don't miss this opportunity to make
vour vi-ws known.
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