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KH .H T Che llep p n er ( . » i r t l f î l n i f t . lleppner. Oregon T kuitdav N n r m b f t IJ 19*4 sp arrO m er« Big Sky All-star football teams By A M I I.KY C O N K L IN I-eague i hampiun Arlington dom inated the Big Sky Conference all star football teams voted on by coaches on Tuesday. November 6 The Honkers placed four people on the first team offense and seven overall Kcho placed five on both offense and defense Condon had four players on both offense and defrnse, lone added four on offense and three ilefensively Offensively, Wheeler County got three spots and Ihifur grabbed two On defrnse. Wheeler Co put on four players, while the Hangers added one Members of the first team were quarterback Kelly (ironquist of Ar lington, guard Ixmnie Doherty and end Kandy McCabe renter Hill Hickey, guard Joe Patnode. and running back Nathan Hittingrr of Arlington, end Jason Shaffer of Wheeler Co , and running back Darrell Aamodt of Condon The first team defense included linemen Ikiherty. Hickey, and Krrd Hittingrr. Widman. linebackers vou Mi U h "t f , bo i’ i Job Hankins of Wheeler Co . and barks McCabe, (ironquist. and Echo's I)e vin Correa Other member* from lone on the all star teams were Mark Meyers a second team linebacker and honor able mention at quarterback i and Hod Taylor <a second team offensive i guard OFFENSE h irst team Knds Handy McCabe 6'3" I HO lbs Sr lone Jason Shaffer 6 2" I BO 11» Sr Wheeler Co (iuards Donnie Doherty, 6 '3 " 200 lb Sr . lone J im - Patnode. 5'9" 200 lb Jr Arlington center Bill Hickey. S'10" 175 lb Sr Arlington, quarterback Kelly (ironquist. S 'il 165 lb Sr Arlington Hunning Hacks Nathan Hittingrr. S 'i l " I HO lb Sr . Darrell Aamodt. 5 » " 160 lb Sr Condon Second Team Knds Mark W heel hiMise. S' 10" 165 lb Sr , Arlington Joe Dwyer. 6 0 '' 160 lb So . Dufur (iuards Will Homer. 6'2" 24ulb . So . Condon Hod Taylor, 5'9" 200 lb Jr . lone, Jody Laney, 5'8" 155 lb Sr . Condon, Hob Campbell. S 'i l " 180 lb Sr , Kcho Center Kussell Martin S' 10" 170 lb Jr . Condon Quarter back Bob Thomas 6 1 " I 'd b Sr , Wheeler Co Hunning Hacks Mike Davidson. 5'9' 1451b Jr . Arlington. Jon Hankins. S 'i l ” IH0 lb Sr . Wheeler Co Honorable Mention Knds Jim Kamos. 5 V" 1451b Jr . Echo Hryan Childers 5’I I " 160lb Jr , Arlington Center Scott M rA le e 6 0 " 190 lb Sr Kcho Quarterback Mark Meyers. 5'8" 160 lb Sr . lone Hunning Hackes Aaron Everson. 5'8", 160 lb . Jr . Dufur Devin Correa 5'B 140 lb Jr Echo, Fred W idman. 6 0' IDO lb Sr Echo DEFENSE First learn laneman Hill Hickey 510" 175 lb Sr . Arlington Donnie Doherty. 6 3" 2uo lb Sr . lone. Fred Widman 6 0 l9ti lb Sr . Kcho Linebackers Nathan Hittingrr. S 'i l " 180 lb Sr . Arlington Scott McAtre 510" 190 lb Sr Echo. Jon Hankens 511 180 lb Sr Wheeler Co Hacks Handy McCabe. 6'3" 180 lb Sr Ion«-. Kelly (ironquist. S 'i l ' 165 lb Sr Arlington Devin Correa, S'8" l M lb Jr F< ho Second (ram lanrm rn J im * Pal node 5'9" 200 lb Jr . Arlington Hob Campbell. S 'i l ” 180 lb Sr . Echo Linebackers Mark Meyers. 5'8" 160 lb Sr , lone. J im * Dwyer. 6'0” 170 lb The Fifth Q u a rte r Sports with Mike Oths It's another sad day in Husky town, as the formerly No l University of W ashington has bit the dust for the third year in a row. with the Hose Bowl on the line You know it 's getting bad when px?>ple like me start to feel sorry for them A little It seems that the chronic weakness of all season, a stiKlgy offense, finally caught up with them Normally you say "wait till nest year," but nest year may be a long way off for the senior laden Dogs A word of c aution, however, to those relishing the plight of the James (iang. they always seem to come up with a team somehow The Itlarers seem to have settled back into that never never land of early season N B A Very seldom does the early pad of the schedule have any bearing on the real season the playoffs In a way I'm glad that they haven't started out with a long winning streak I'd rather the fans would be patient and wait for a late season surge After the first game of the season with new Hla/cr Kiki Yandfweghe scoring 47 points, it didn't look like they'd get that chance this year Now maybe they will It would seem that the place to lie to watch high school football playoffs is Class It Did anyone catch the scores from last week'' Arlington lead 6« .to. while l*rospeel stayed alive with a 66 60 win in five overtimes It will be interesting to see (if they play i w hether those two schiMils' basketball teams score as many points against each other la-t’s hear a big rousing yawn for the prospect of USFI. football in Portland If there was ever a worse time to try to start a pro team in the Northwest. I don’t recall it The Seahawks are really on a roll, and have captured the loyalties of pro fans in Washington. Oregon and Alaska -and other slates, plus ( anada i It would be hard for a t SFI. team to match that The only way they could change my mind would he to somehow steal Mouse Davis away and bring him hack to Portland Now that would I m - exciting All the preseason polls have the Washington Huskies as unanimous favorites to take the Pac 10 You read it here first no wav We ll see the forecast here in a couple weeks The Hig 10 race for the second slot in the Hose Howl has taken many a twist since the season tM-gan Ohio State, then Iowa, then Purdue all had it locked up. hut couldn't hold it Now the Buckeyes are liack on top needing to tieat Michigan to earn the bid That is no shoe in. and it s anvtiod) s guess who d go if the Bucks trip up (probably Iowa > The end of the season for the local teams this week (lot to stick with first loyalties Oregon 24 Oregon State 14 Crystal IT i Hall Once again, the experts of the G T have been utterly emharassed by the guest otto Burden, self pr<H-laimed non (an rubbed the nose of the panel in the dirt by recording a scintillating II 14 to win going away Next ties! efforts were Craig and Brent with 9 14, Mike with H 14, Dale with 7-14 and Dave with 6 14 The only solution would seem to be going back to people who claim to know football In that vein, we have the best of both worlds someone w ho claims to know. but w ho is likely to make us look good Our expert, a man by the unlikely name of John Maas, claims that he used to live in lleppner Sex-ms pretty far fetched, but I do recall seeing his name in the paper once or twice He agreed to participate on the condition that we let him pick a special "lionux" game, included at the bottom Notice how the leaders are starting to get very conservative No doubt spurred by the valuable prizes at stake ' Season Standings Brent 87 3» ( h i I >>»t Jr . Ihifur Hacks Jim Hamos. 5 9" 145 lb Jr Echo, Darrell Aamodt S'9” 160 lb Sr .Condon Hob Thomas 6 'l " 170 lb Sr . Wheeler Co Honorable Mention Linemen Bussell Martin. 5 'I0 " 170 lb Jr . Condon Jody Laney. 5'8 155 lb Sr . Condon Jason Shaffer 6 2" 180 lb Sr Wheeler Co Linebackers Dave I-rar. 5’7" 145 lb Sr , Condon Hack Harry Bean. 5'7" 135 lb Jr . Wheeler Co H JO »vvlinji N e w s Billie Doherty of lleppner and Bob Barns of Irngon came away with the title of howlers of the month following a special tournament at Hermtslofi’s liesert l-anes The tournament included 22 wo men and nine men Ikiherty bowled a 650 series, counting her handicap Harns rolled a 683 senes, with handicap The "bowler of the month lour naments will I m - held each month until the end of the bowling season Each of monthly w inner rece > es a prize and also qualifies for the howler of the year tournamtfti Doherty, playing with an 8 4 pm handicap, bowled games of 191. 14.1 and 227 on Sunday Doherty bowls in the Koffee Kup Keglers and Dime A Dozen Mixed Doubles leagues in lleppner Harns competes in the Men's Mayor and United la-agues at Desert l-anes The "bowler of the month tourna men! will be held on the third Sunday f h u r x d a v N ig h t I.a d íe s November 1. W on 1 otl HPl IE No 358 25 11 Depot Nursery 22>j 13'» 21 IS Bark N Chips 20 -16 Kinzua Corp J & J Ceramics 15 21 15 21 B & C Repair 23 13 Hay Boyce Ins The Country Hose I2'x 23‘x Spills Lisa Dahl 5 7 and Joan Tanory 5 10 High game Inetia Cantin 2i»t High series Inetia Cantin 534 Coast to Coast 23 13 Petersons 20 Central Market 20 IB I-en s Processing Gardners 18 Sears 16 l-es Schwab 15 M C G G 14 Splits Phyllis Hunter 5-7, and • High game Chris Limanen 185 High series Chris Limanen 525 Koffee Kup Keglers November 1 W i - L 23 The Dregs 23 MCGG No 2 20 The Pytts 17 No Pin Hitters 17 The Three Holers The Gutter Dusters 15 15 The III Ho s 14 The Hopefuls High game and series Marie Kudisill 210 and 539 High team game MCGG No 2 no High team series The Three Holers I 330 Splits Converted Ik-anna Me Cabe 3 5 7. Pally I-ankford 5-7, Zoe Watts 4 5 7. Linda Schultz 2 7 and 2 7. Betty Brown 3 9 10. Beverly Steagall 6 10. Josu- Kindsfather 5 10 and 8 10 S parrtin irrs Nov ember 6 Won Lost 24 16 24 16 22 18 Coast to Coast Petersons Central Market Gardners 21 19 M t t, t, IB 22 Len s Processing 18 22 I-es Schwab 17 23 16 24 Sears Split* 1-oKayne Bowman 5 lOand 3 to. Bonnie Campbell 6 7 ioand5 6 Theo Hudke 5-6. and Linda Schultz 5-7 High game landa Schultz 204 High senes Millie Hanna 501 Thursday Night Ladles Koffee Kup Krglert Nov em tier 8 Won - l ost The Dregs 25 15 MCGG No 2 23 17 The Pytts 21 19 The Three Holers 20 20 The lb Bo s 19 21 The Gutter Dusters IS 22 No Pm Hitters 18 22 The Hopefuls 16 24 Splits Carol Taylor 45-7, Cindi Doherty 5-7 Marie Kudisill 5-7 and 530, Jackie Bergstrom 5 6 10 and Hetty Snow 2 7 10 High game Killie Doherty 196 High series Millie Hanna 513 High team game No 4 483 High tram series No 4 1403 ( Children without immunizations to be excluded from schools Children who are m non corn pi I am e with Oregon s School Certified Day Care Immunization l-aw were maileil exclusion letters on Novem her 14 The letter allows (he parent two weeks to tnex-l the soecified immunizations rexjuirementisi Those children who are still not up to date on their immunizations will he excluded from school day care on November 28 1984 until needed immunizations are ot>tamx*d arid or proper documentation is prrsx-nted announced a news release from the Oregon State Health Department W on Kobinai Disque. staff r n for Tri County Home Ifralth Agency is cur rently enrolled in the Oregon Nurse Cancer Education Program, presen ted by the Oregon Health Science University Mrs Disque states that the program focuses on training nurses to work with cancer patienta and is a role model for other cancer education programs currently being developed Classes are held two days a month at the Oregon Health Science Center in Portland She is a nalive of Hrppner and a graduate of the Hlue Mountain Com munity College registered nursing program She was employed at St Anthony Hospital in Pendleton prior to her employment with Tri County Home Health Agency She also works part time at Pioneer Memor la) Hospital as a registered nurse and volunteers her time for blood pressure clinics at lleppner Meal site as well as occasionally finding lime to visit with former home health patients News notes from lone Dorothy Krebs has tx-en named first vice presulent of the Oregon Sheep Growers Association for the coming year HUNTERS Save Your Hides November 8 l.ott B P O E N o 358 29 - 11 Iiepol Nursery 26'j -13'* Hark N Chips 21 19 Kinzua CoTp 20 20 B 4 C Repair 18 22 I'he Country Hose 1613 23D J & J Ceramics 16 24 Kay Boyce Ins 13 27 splits converted Betty Aldrich 4 5. Della lleideman 5 10 Joan Tanory 3 7-10, and Terry Smith 5-7 High game Billie Doherty and Katie McKoherts 188 High series Katie McHoberts .."(I R.N. focuses on cancer care % D o n a te y o u r D eer & Elk H id e s for the V e te ra n s R e h a b ilita tio n Center Look for hide b arre ls arou n d tow n Ifcppm 'r Elks 358 * ** a » .» ., o .„ ,» ^ Your M ichelin Truck Tire Service Center CHECK OUT THESE TREAD DESIGNS TO MATCH YOUR TRUCK TIRE NEEDS f i i m C ra ig 85 41 Dave 83 43 Dale 7» 47 Mike 75 51 (and closing w L M IC H E L IN winterize your car HOSES NOW BELTS REBUILT STARTERS 4 M ) M O RE! HEPPNER AUTO PARTS Morrow County Grain Growers INC. Ph 989 8221 ♦ 1 (8 0 0 )4 5 2 7396 P O Box 367 Lexington. O regon 97839
