SIX • I hr llrp p n rr G a/ rttr-1 Imrs. Heppner. Oregon H rd n n d » » , December 3 I .I 9 M
Stanfield favorite in Eastern Division
Hi \shley Conklin
Tastem Division
Tradition and a bright array of
Heppner
talent Mill he the keys to the Colum
After winning the state champion
hia Bjsin Conference girls haskrthall
ship last season and ending up with
season this year
a 24 I record. Heppner is pinning its
(iirls haskrthall teams from
hopes on Tubanks. a 5 '9 " senior, to
D istrict? A hase alvsays heen com-
lead the Tillies back to the promts
petitise at the stale level and this year
ed land
should he no exception
Thus far Tubanks has been far
last season's Class " A " state
from disappointing in leading the
champions came from the CBC in
Tillies to a 4 I record im luding an
the lorrn of the Hcppncr Tillies Two
impressive win oser Riverside After
years ago the Tillies were third at the
finishing
in the top five in virtually
slate tournament and three years ago
every statistical category in the CBC
the Sherman County Huskies were
last season. Tubanks has been
the stale runners up The Pilot Kock
averaging 2 ! h points and 12 b re­
Pockets were one o f the stale'«
bound*
per game in pre season piay
dominant teams in the late 70 s and
Heppner, who has played a fast
early HD's and should he again this
break style of basketball in the
year The Riverside Pirates, who
previous three years under Royer
finished second at this year's Class
will Icxik inside to Tuhonks and CM"
A " sollcyhull tournament, advanc
senior Theresa Lindsay
ed to the state tournament a year ago
Senior Tina Davidson will run the
in basketball and hope to return there
Tillies offense this seavin while
this year
Heppner will look for outside
As tor the bright array of talent,
shooting from VH" senior Cindy
three first team all star selections
Slroehcr and VH" sophomore San
from a year ago. Missy T.uhanks of
di Turner Sophomore Tartu l.iml
Heppner. Karen Doherty o f Pilot
say. h ' l . " has been a pleasant sur
Kock. and I indy Porfily of Stanfield
prise for Royer olf the hemh by pull
return Kim Kiser, from Wohtonka,
ing down 1 1 2 rebounds a game
is tlie lone second team CBC all star
Royer secs Stanfield and Riverside
returning Those four, coupled with
as
the favorites in the Tastem ami
several good, young players from
Western Divisions respectively but
other teams, should provide the CBC
is tar from counting his team out
with another banner season
"W e'll he lighting lor the lop spot
Head coach Mike Royer and
in the L ast," Royer said, "am i we
Tubanks return for the Tillies hut
want to improve every game and
Heppner lost lour of its five starters
nuke it back to the district tourna
to graduation last season and Royer
ment
picks Stanfield, led by Porfily und
IXin't he surprised to sec Royer
Heather Hummed, as the favorites
ami the Tillies return to the district
in his team's Tastem Division
tournament
Oser in the Western Division
Riverside and Sherman County look
Pilot Rock
to dominate once again although the
(Pilot Rock coach I Am Weinke
Pirates lost star Michelle Mark to
was unavailable for comment at
graduation and the Huskies also
press time)
were hit hard by graduation
The Rivckets led by seniors Karen
The divisional races, however,
IXiherty and Robin Baldwin, have
haven't been narrowed down to juvt
hod a good pre season, including a
Riverside, Sherman County, and
victory
over
C lass
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Stanfield
powerhouse M.ic Hi ami will receive
Stanfield coach Kelly Williams
help insole from seniors Jill 1 resham
and Wahtonka s (iene Bivens see
ami Kim McKenzie
Weston Me I wen as a force to he
After receiving an early exit at the
reckoned with The smart money
district tournament last year, the
would also include Pilot Rock in the
Rockets arc looking for a return
pre season forecast
ticket to Pendleton lor the district
The Rockets made the district
tournament. l.aGrandc for the
tournament a year ago and were
regional tournament, and then back
rated fourth in the first Class " A "
to Pendleton for the state
state poll while Sherman County was
tournament
tanked eighth Stanfield also drew
It's a sight Rocket Ians know verv
votes hut surprisingly Heppner and
well
Riverside did not
( >ne thing though is pretty certain
Stanfield
No nutter which four teams (two
Alter finishing with an overall
from each division) make it to the
record of 1 1 7 last season. the Tigers
district tournament in Pendleton,
will be looking lor the same success
don't count any ol them out come
they had in volleyball i Tastem Div i
time for the state tournament
sion champs) for this year's basket
lasted below is a look at each team ball campaign
listed alphabetically starling with the
Not only will Heather Hununcll
Tastem Division
and Linda Portlily (who led the CBC
in scoring a year ago) return to the
starting lineup hut so will senior
point guard Debbie Blais and senior
Toni Miller
With Hummed ( 6 '0 " ) . Wirfily
( 5 '8 " ) . and Miller (5'H 'i Stanfield
will have good height up front and
will benefit from the height of
sophomores Iceland« Pope (5' 1 1 ").
Stephenle /abranskv ( 5 '8 " ) . and
lenmfer Hummed ( V 8 " ) off the
hemh Williams is also looking for
big things from juniors Michelle
Bradley and Gail Kramer
"W e have good experience and
good balance but we re mu always
consistent." Williams said "W e
have a fair pre-scavon schedule
which should allow us to be com
petitive in our division."
following pre season tournaments
at home and at Tcho the Tigers
should he very competitive
Umatilla
The Vikings lost just two players
to graduation last season and new
Coach Marcia Byrd is kxiking toward
the new seavin with optimism
Byrd has coached at basketball
camp* for the past five years and alvi
has served as an assistant coach in
Sclah . W ashington and as a
freshmen coach in Tllensburg.
Washington
" I think we can be competitive in
the league because everyone is fair
ly short and quick." she said " I feel
our pre seavin vhedule will really
prepare us for the bulk of our league
games "
The Vikings return seniors Shelly
Schman (V H ") and Soni Savage to
the starting line up this seavin
Ju nior
Norm«
F errer
and
viphomores Penny Con forth and
Anji Jorstad will alvi be key per
formers for Byrd this seavin who has
alvi been impressed by the play of
newcomer Tina Cleaver
Umatilla has loaded up on a good
pre seavin schedule, playing in the
Stanfield and Tcho tournaments with
Stanfield, and will play in the Imbler
tournament the first week of
January
“ Since I ’m new to the area I don't
really have any predictions yet. but
my guess would be that Stanfield
will he the powerhouse in the
league." Byrd said
With quickness arid a good pre
seavin vhedulc. the Vikings might
lust start winning quickly
Me T wen hopes to cash in on a pro
fitahle volleyball seavm in which
they advanced to the district
tournament
The T ig erSco ts just missed
reaching the distrtcl tournament in
basketball a year ago but could nuke
it there this year
Weston McTwen will be led by
senior guard Adie Kirk, senior Shel
ly Morton, and junior Pam Morton
Seniors Darla Joy and Tara Kcsling
will alvi be key players for Me Shane
this seavin
Should the TigerSoMs profit from
their lucrative volleyball seavin. fans
in Athena might be bonking at the
Pendleton Armory during district
tournament time
W estrrn Division
Riverside
(Riverside coach Dirk Dirkscn
was alvi unavailable for comment at
press time )
Michelle Mark, probably the best
basketball player ever to come out
ol the CBC. is gone but few are
shedding tears for coach Dtrksen
over in Boardman That could be
because two starters and a good
percentage of last seavm s state tour
rumen! team are back
leading the Pirates inside game
again this year will be 5 *9 " senior
Trina Hellberg and V 1 0" |umor
Lisa Mark Riverside s outside game
will alvi be strong led by juniors
I aura Erickson and Bonnie (iuthne
Another need for Dirksen coming
into the seavin was to find a point
guard He apparently has. in the
combination of Trickvm and senior
Colleen Shaw
The Pirates hase had a tough pre
seavm vhedule, losing to Heppner
and Stanfield but did nuruge a win
at Sherman County
If the Pirates can forget Michelle
Mark, they nuy remember the sue
cesses she brought
Sherman County
(Another coach. Sherman C'oun
ty's Terry Kaseberg. was alvi
unavailable to answer questions at
press time)
The Huskies have enjoyed the
same amount of success as Heppner
has in the past but Sherman County
has lost two games at each of the last
two district tournaments and have
been denied any further post seavm
action.
Things wouldn't appear to get any
better for the Huskies this year as
they lost four of last vravm's starters
to graduation
The one returning starter is senior
point guard Tommy Conner who has
been feeding the likes of Patti Sharp
and others for several seavm*
Sherman County will be hoping
for big things from juniors Penny
Brown and Jill Conlee who came off
the benc h for the Huskies last seavm
as well as le a and l.i/ Bothwell
Sherman County is lacking in
height as none of last year's return
ing starters are VH" or taller But
what the Huskies don't have in
height they can nuke up for in
experience
W'ahtonka
Gene Bivens, whose T.agles
struggled through a .V17 seavin a
year ago. hope to improve that this
seavm and compete with the likes of
Riverside and Sherman County
What will help Bivens is that
W ahtonka advanced to the regional
volleyball tournament in Novmeber
The Tagles are young with one
sen ior,
three ju n io rs,
five
viphomores. and two freshmen
holding down varsity spots
"In the pre vavm we hope to give
the younger girls the experience they
need to build up their confidence."
Bivens said
The one senior is Kim Kiser, a sc
cond team all Teague selection, who
will be counted on to provide the
scoring punch lor Wahtonka this
seavin
Juniors Krissy Brown and Missy
Pishion at A'1 0" and 5'H " respec
lively will lead the Tagles inside
while viphomores Cindy Bcnctti,
Debbi
Hudson, and Teresa
Newcomb will alvi figure heavily in
Bivens' attack
“ W e'll try and last break as much
as possible and be very agressise of
Icnsivcly,” Bivens said, "w hile
playing both /one and man to nun
defense "
" I think we match up really well
with most teams and we should be
competitive." he added " In the
Wcsl I really believe that we have a
chance to surprise vime people."
With Kiser at the attack and
Bivens at the helm. Wahtonka might
just be competitive and surprise
vime people
W'aicii County
At W asco C ounty, Tony
Schockman, the dean o f CBC
coaches with IH years experience, is
coming o ff a 10-10 seavm with just
two returning starters, senior
Michelle Tolentmo and viphomore
Gretchen Petervm (5'H ")
"L ock of both offense and ex­
perience will he our weak points this
seavm but the girls have shown gixxl
attitudes and defense should be our
strong s u it." Schockman said
lunior Jenclle Cupps, a transfer
from Dufur. should help according
to Schockman
"O ur pre seavm vhedule will
give us a chance to do a lot of ex­
perim enting." Schockman said
"W e will have to play above our
heads to keep up with the rest of the
West
If W av o County plays above its
head this seavm. they could he heads
above the rest in the Western
Division
Hospital Notes
Pioneer M em orial Hospital
reports admitting Elvira Irby of
Heppner on December 24 and
diwharging her on December 25
The following patients were still
receiving care at the hospital
Monday
Clayton Ayers. Heppner admitted
December 26. and
Robert McM illan. Lexington.
Tduh Munkers, Heppner. Claude
B uvhkc. Hcppncr, and Celia Mat
levin. Hcppncr. all of who were ad
mitted December 2H
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STA TE OF OREGON. Acting by
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Wilvin had on Eebruary 11. 1980,
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Tell the host or hostess wni’re
had in and to the ahove devrihed
the date of plaintiff s mortgage, and
Offer to call a cab for a poten
watching your weight itheir support
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real property or any part or portion
» 5.00
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thereafter hod in and to the above-
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Hally intoxicated guest, or. if consc
can be valuable)
thereof, to satisfy said Execution and
devrtbed real property or any pan
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ment. offer to put the guest up for the
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lX>n't stand by the hxxl table
Judgment and interest, cost* and ac-j
or portion thereof, to satisfy said E x­
evening
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(out of sight, out of mind)
crutng costs.
;
ecution and Judgment and interest,
Attending Holiday forties?
IXm't eat because others arc
DATED at Heppner. Oregon, onf
costs and accruing costs
Wi-ar your seat belt while in the eating
December 3. 1986
DATED at Heppner, Oregon, on
car to and fn>m a party
Roy Drago. Sheriff
December 4, 1986
Drink a diet beverage instead of
Never attempt to quench your alcohol
By (s) Pauline Winter
Roy Drago. Sheriff
thirst with an alcoholic beverage
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Chief Civil Deputy
By: Pauline Winter
Prepared by the American Academy otf family Physicians in cooperation
Chief Civil Deputy
with the National Patient Education Library at the Sisters of St Mars
Published Dec 10. 17. 24. 31,
Published Dec 10. 17. 24. 31.
Regional family Practice Residency in Kansas City, Mo
1986
1986
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