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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1988)
* •** - . * . • v *-. • .• •- . ' • . *• .7 «.'* •• ‘ .. « i- • íw . . t * - * * • • . •* . . *• » »•. 4 - h * •« * . M »A--- %. - i j L J •;*••• • » ' • H rp p n rr G a /rttr - Tlmr». H fp p n ri. ( t r t |u n M rd im d u v October 5, IW I - U V E Sheriffs Report The M ono* County Sheriff"\ of fice at the courthouse in Heppner reports dispatching the following business during the past week September 27 Morrow County dispatches) the Board man ambulance to a vehicle accident on I 84 at mile post 173 Reported vehicle had roll ed over in the median One male was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital Oregon Stale Police is in vestigating the accident Morrow County irrestecJ Shane Gotuales. 20. Imgon. for Violaum of Restraining Order He was transported to Benton County jail w here he was lodged Morrow County responded to the Ruggs area to the report of a prowler Morrow County Sheriff's office arrested Ignacio Ruiz. 26. Board man on a Umatilla County District Court Warrant issued for Failure to Appear on a Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants citation Rut/ was re leas ed to Umatilla County Sheriff s of fice for transport to Umatilla County September 30 Morrow County Sheriff * office assisted Boardman Police Department with the arrest of Rodney G Blackburn. Jr for Aaaault IV Blackburn was lodged on charge Morrow County Sheriff s office aaaisted Oregon State Police with in vestigation of report of hunter shooting deer when too dark Report turned out to be pickup backfiring Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched Heppner ambulance to a 13 year old female with an unknown illness on Main St Oct 1 Morrow County Sheriff s office received report of an accident on Highway 730 and Patterson Ferry outside of Irngon The accident was located and there were no injuries The incident occurred on private property Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to a call in Boardman in reference to a male subject possible loitering Subject was located and advised to move on Morrow County Sheriffs office dispatched a wrecker out of Lcx- ington at the request of the Oregon Slate Police, one vehicle accident on Highway 53 near mile post 53.16 Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to a call in rural Irngon in reference to a juvenile causing some problems Subject was located, investigation is continuing. Morrow County Sheriffs office assisted in locating relatives and delivering an emergency message in the Fossil area Morrow County Sheriff \ office responded to a report of hunters who would not leave private property Hunters were unable to locate on deputy s arrival Morrow County Sheriffs office dispatched the Boardman Fire department to a car on fire on Highway 730 at nulc post 170. Oct 2: Morrow County Sheriff s office received a report that a hunter from Portland hunting in the Black Mountain area of Morrow County had failed to return to camp Sheriff s deputy chec king in the area at the time o f report was unable to locate subject l>»ug Beaton. 24 Search and Rescue was assembled in the early morning hours and a search was instigated in an attempt to locate Beaton Subject was located in good condition at .3:13 p m Morrow County Sheriff s office received a report of a possible drunk driver in the Boardman area Sheriff s officer and Boardman C i ty officers were unable to locate Morrow County S heriff s office received a report of an animal pro blem in the West Glen area of B oardm an. Investigation is continuing Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to the report of vandalism in the lone area Investigation is continuing Morrow County Sheriff s office assisted Oregon State Police with the arrest of James Switzlcr. 32. Wapato. Wa on warrant for Failure to Appear Driving While Revoked felony and Driving Under the In fluence of Intoxicants Also local charges of Driving Under the In fluence of Intoxicants and Driving While Revoked felony Subject was lodged Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to a traffic problem in the Irngon area Morrow County Sheriffs office arrested Benjamin Franklin Hottel III, Hermiston. for Dnving Under the Influence of Intoxicants, Dnving While Suspended, warrant for Failure to Pay Fine, Theft III out of Hermiston Subject was arraigned on alt charges Oct. 3: During the we ek of September 26-October 3, Morrow County ShenfTs office assisted one disabled motorist Fillies drop to 1-2 record By JiH Conklin At Umatilla last Thursday die Heppner Fillies were unsuccessful in their bid to take over second place in the CBC Weil Division Instead they dropped to last place with a record of 1-2. Heppner started well and got out to an early lead. 9-4 Then Umatilla powered hack into the game taking over the lead 10-9 For awhile Flcpp- ner and Umatilla were in a stalemate with each other, neither being able to score It Walked as if Heppner uaik control at 13 -I I . but looks can he deceiving and Umatilla stopped the Fillies The Vikings scored the final four points for the win. 15-13 In the second »ame Heppner was M u stan gs tra m p le o v er W a sco C o. behind 6-1 after Umatilla put together a very successful string of serves However, it daln t take long for the Fillies to come hack within a point 6-5 Once again Heppner had trouble stopping Umatilla's potent serving and fell behind 13-5 The Fillies were then able to hold Umatilla at 13 points while Jill Con klm. Tami Lindsay and Nance Wnght put together a seven point rally to a close score 12-13 Melanie Taner of Umatilla closed out the game, scoring the last two points, to blank the Fillies 15-12 Playing well for Heppner were Tami Lindsay and Sandi Turner Angi Jorstad led L'matilla Bntt led the rushing attack for the Mustangs with 18 carries for 159 yards, followed by Brian Kollman with six carries for 18 yards In the air Angell had three catches for 91 yards and Correa had one catch for 23 yards "T he offensive line was the key to the win," says coach Tim Btrkby I he line did a super job of nuking holes for the running hacks and gave the quarterback time to throw the lull "Defensively wc played a total team g a m e ," says B trkhy. "Everybody dal w-hat they were sup posed to do " The Heppner Mustangs are 2-0 in league play and tied for first with Stanfield The Mustangs take on the Stanfield Tigers Friday in Stanfield a t 7 30 p m to decide who will lead the CBC league ù •tZ N / i Photo by Joyce Hughes Russell Britt. 42. runs around the end in the game against Wasco County Friday night Heppner won 34-8 Arbogast-M unkers receive honors Steve A rbogast and Dean Munkrrs have been named defensive and offensive players of the week respectively. Steve, a senior defensive tackle lead the team with 19 defensive points He had six avusted tackles, two unassisted tackles and three* ackles for losses Steve's strength and quickness arc the key to his success Dean's job tn his junior year on the offensive line was a big reason why we ran for 288 yards against Wasco County Dean is besoming a force on the offensive line Hrppnrr H tx n downficld to score again on a two yard run by Bntt At halftime the Mustangs were ahead 2 1 -0. hut didn't stop there In the third quarter l>csin found Angell again on a five yard touchdown pass In the fourth quarter Dev in passed the hall again This time* to senior Mike Correa for a 23 yard touchdown Wasco County had their only score late in the tourth quarter By Craig Angell The Heppner Mustangs broke loose Friday night. Sept R). as the Mustangs hosted the W asco County Kedsidcs ansi won 34 to 8 In the first quarter Dick Devin hit wide receiver Craig Angell lor a V* yard touchdown paw later in the first quarter the Mustangs found the end zone again as Russell Bntt ran in from two yards out In the second quarter the M ustangs worked W CCC Golf Family Barbecue, O ct. 2 The last family barbecue was held Oct 2 Twenty-one golfers par ttcipatcd in beautiful weather Win ners are listed as follows Modified Scramble first Earl and Carol Norris and Jim Wishart. 29, second-John Edm undson. Sue Jcpscn and Howard Bryant. 30, a tic for third between Boh Jcpscn, Kristi Smalley. Ann Smalley. Les Paus Han. Jan P austian. Gene Sonstcgard. Mark Smalley, Pat Ed mundson. Cam Wishart. Frank Bailey. Neoma Bailey and Charlie Rawlins. 31. K P Frank Bailey, mens. Carol Norris, womens. Long dnve-Floyd Jones, mens, Luvilla Sonstcgard. womens lu s t G asp tournam ent Sept. 25 Low gross first, lid and Dave Gunderson, 61; second George W’atcrland and Ed Strutlicrs. 63, third-Earl Fishburn and Roger Williams, 68. fourth-Gcrald and Harriet Pierson. 73. Low net first-Don Lott and Jeff Orr. 54 75. second-Duane Disquc and Dave Allstott. 56, third-Erank and Neoma Bailey. 62 25; fourth Roy and Juanita Martin 63 75 K P #13 George Watertand. #11 Ed Struthers long drive #6 & 15 Don Loti. #1 Anita Boyer Short drive Carol N orm T-TIme, Sept. 27 The last day of organized play for the ladies was held at WCCC with lunch and awards for the club tournaments The play was chapman those win ning were: Eirsl-Harnct Pierson and Kerry Pettyjohn. 41; second Juanita Mar tin and Neoma Bailey and Cindy Doherty and Bernice Lott, 43, third- Susan Johnston and Munal Palmer and Martha Peterson and Lucille Massey. 46. fourth Bev Wilson and Harriet Batty. 47. Long dnvc on #1 Jan Paustian Chip in on #4 Lorena Jones Tournament awards for the year were: Club championship-Pat Edmund son first. A m u Boyer second. FUr riet Pierson third; Harriet Evans fourth. Eddie Skow Anita Boyer first. Murial Palmer second; Eileen Padberg third; Martha Peterson consolation The ladies held a business meeting where they discussed several things they wished to do to the club house and grounds They voted to buy new lights for the club house, a heater and a new vacuum cleaner Alto it was decided to buy new pins, flags and pin cups. They held an election of officers for the next year. Those elected were: Barbara Gilbert, president. Jan Paustian. vice president. Luvilla By Jill Conklin Looking for their first league win the Heppner Fillies played the Wcston-McEwen Tiger Scots in a key match up The T tger Scots got out to a quick lead, 9-4. behind the versing ot Billie Carter to begin the first game Hcpjv ner then battled hack behind the net play of Tami Lindsay . and the bust I ing Eillie hack row Chnstv Stmcber pulled Heppner with in one point at 11-12. and Nance Wright s serves put the Fillies ahead 13 12 Lntor tunutcly. that was the end lor Hepp ner as Weston-MeEwen's Stacy Carlock scored the final ' points lor the win 15-13 Heppner looking tor a much need ed win. went out to a 9 0 lead to get the second game started Hitter Lindsay powered the Fillic offense to a com m anding 1 1 2 lead Michelle Wallis and Tracey Bond led the Fillies to a 14-2 lead with their excellent serves Weston McFwen had three players keying a 7 point rally to close the gap 14 9 Their rally was cut short, however, as Strochcr served the last point Heppner won 15 9 to send the match to a decisive third game The third game began slowly It soon picked up. though The Fillies overpowered Weston McFwen at the net. and picked up everything they hit Capitalizing on every o p portumty, Heppner scored many times t hi Lindsay and Saudi I umcr's kills and hltvks Weston McFwen was unable to keep up with the Fillies and lost Is 10 This win gives Fleppner an even I I league record and a 2 3 record overall Heppner played Wasco County Tuesday and will play Pilot R ock at home on Thursday Hrppnrr * 45-288 138 42é 10-115 Defensive hPf v r i HtPPNE# % . • , Tr* ssj . .. • rx- V s ' *•’ * v I « . • **. • '•j * * f' •. • . -1 t • % I* •» . * % •3 V- . * * 1 » I Æ * uVv, \ I I 7 • J*"* A * 'I • .y - « V *: *. • ' *, * ' , 3» • ^ * •t ~ .. V'.- • *> « * A f ' . .0 . . V at fw". v s' ; • * ~ r • • • * ,'5 A. V i f » • : Visf irbtigtul *T7 /Van SI unir n »"rt 2 H • 1 * ■* \ m * \v | .'«**•*, 1 - 7 -1 % • # • il • • 1 WEEK Offensive T t W an * 24-71 48 11* 10-05 • ■. ‘ •• j - - • > w . • Hrppnrr \nj|rll, V> sd. jm s s I A n g t f l kick); Hrilt 2 yd run < Angeli kick); Mrttt 2 sd run ( A nitrii lock); Vngrtl 9 sd pass i Vngrll kick>. t nrrra 23 yd pass I kick failed). W asco Co-Smith 15 yd run (run In). PLAYERS Fillies take win over W-M 14 7 7 ft 34 0 0 0 8 8 First downs Rushing yds Passing yds Total sds 1‘rnaltlrs In the Service Army Spec. Bruce N. Eng has participated in the NATO-sponsored exercise. 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