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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1989)
Basketball game, spaghetti feed start off lone season p m . followrd by the varsity girls A spaghetti dinner » i l l he served starling at 4 p m Prices are adullv-$3. first grade through sixth S2. and preschool SI The spaghetti feed is sp»*nsorcd by the lone annual staff to raise money for the 1484-90 Ionian Heppner Frosh win 3 games By Pete Pearson The Freshmen boys wiki their first three games o f the season They heat Umatilla's freshmen by a set »re of 42 to 33. lone's IVs by a score of 51 10 2'> and Stanfield 44 to 15 They started o ff the season w nh a »m o v er Umatilla, a team this group o f hoys had not beaten in two sears Tony Burt led all scorers with 14 points The freshmen moved their record to 2-0 with a win over lone's JV team Thursday night Again T«*n> Burt led all scorers this time with 12 points Scott Coe and Pete Pearson each had 10 The freshmen moved their mark to 4-0 Monday night as they travel ed to Stanfield Tons Burt led the way with 12 points. T R Riehl had 10 The Mustangs led 15 to 0 at the end of the first period and never Itioked back Their nest game is December 21 at lone The freshmen coach is Paul Rit ter The freshmen team also includes Shane Munkcrs, Kevin Kilkenny, Jeremy Maddern, Derek Osmin, Josh Peck. Mark Conklin and Jason Hanna l-arry Benjamin is the manager. Bids open for rest stop construction Rest Area on the Columbia River Highway (Interstate 84), three miles west of Boardman It is estimated to cost between S100.000 and $250.(MX) and is to he completed by Aug 31, I WO. The Oregon Transportation Com mission will receive and open bids on Thursday. Dec 21 for a project calling for constructing additional rest room facilities and landscaping a portion o f the Boardman Safety The fast action of Junior H jh b - ; captured in this unique double exposure pictu Tr> • c mbines the girls Heppner-lone game and the be . * ‘ : ; ’ ' ' Echo game j Miller's Mini Mart | Drawing for FREE } C hristm as Ham Come in and register I ' ft } # V ' ; V * *?* . * - | j 3 No purchase necessary -— - ¿c * *-• • One registration everyday per family 11 j Drawing to be held Dec. 22 T V F ív v i V- HAPPY 97th * * . P * Ponies win season opener By Rick Koffler $ BIRTHDAY to ^ v -V \ Hazel H a m lin on Friday V Happy Dec. /5th. Please stop by Birthday ^ . .. _ „ _ _ j 'î ’ the V & h from 5 to 7 p.m. to J wish her a happy day! v .» u i f I 5 ATTENTION: RETIRED CHEERLEADERS ¡A’t v fjet together fo r the Alumni tournament . December 29 - M . *r J * T k I r I.*»- („. ‘ i • - • , For more information contact Barb W atkins 676 - 9949 or Joyce Hughes 676 - 9228 I KS W ■ W . IT., »a s' r» I he fourth quarter was I ' ! quarter Ihc final score •» .s Heppner 73 lone 15 ■\i -tfi craders played Echo ri Icrs and held a nice lead g -inr into the half time i d half ilk- Ponies played luh grade hoys and Echo ame hai. k to win 34-37. Heppner Ponies nest game is ! •' * l> 14 m Irrigon .igainst ( I !u". also travel to Stan- P ■ r lh to tace the Stan The Hcppncr Pontes eighth gta.t hoys played their first game ot tin year against lone on Thursday. December 7. The Pomes lumped o i : to an early lead, scoring the first 2t> points, and held the lead at the n. of the first quarter 2(»-<) Things went the same »ay in thi second quarter with Hcppncr gome into the locker room at halttim* ahead 45 4 Hcppncr slowed th< pace down in the second halt At lh< end o f the third quarter, the so ; field Cubs. Junior H i ^ h ¿ »irK p l a \ f i r s t p a l i le By April Rollis The Heppner Junior High basket ball girls played their first gain« Dec 7 at Heppner Die eighth grade girls played in the Jr high gym t 2:30 p m The Heppnei Pome played the Echo Cougars and won their game 36-15 The seventh grade played their game at 3 30 against the lone Car dinals in the elementary sch<*■: • . r mm As the Heppner I lone Cardinals arc the u-d arul white the home t< ■ wear yellow pennies on With or without pen- Iiepi iier still heat the Car- dm.i ^ to |7 fhe next gattK is imbU Jr High in Irrigon. The Methodist ( hurch c hi Id r n » Christmas program will be- IV , 11 ^ . ^ ■ fc» Kay Proctor w ill he reading at the children's storytime at the Heppner Public Library Monday. Dec 18 lhc topic is "Christmas is a Birth day," beginning at 10:30 a.m All children are welcome Reg. $4099 *3750 NOW Lexington Lumber 989 8586 Kruger is speaker « ' .,v j — . a '• . • * • *;*• * *r # . ‘ v , <* » ; "? ; , « ' / -. ■ b Ä; -‘K .; « - I« J. J U ■» ¡ J L . . ;? j? i , ». *5 •- •* f t. V . C'tx'ktc's nude hs Morrow County Grain Growers. ^ 7 •V V . - , -- , V» » •. - * T * .*». * i y. <• ?% * ; >1 j mmmm - » -fs “ — a i;' il h.iv been announced of itu Iwii Travkers drawing a Fine Jewelry. When your feelings are for real. Open Sunday 12-4pm Stop by and visit our craft table Close Out on I reecycle Brand Cooking & Del hi 4H ( lub *' ... w' ** the » Nmte 1 And because fine jewelry is a gift whose beauty lasts forever, they'll remember how much you care long after the holidays are over. i II I wo 1 r.kkers duh held . h t » l v , It) at the Mor row Co I .urgrowkk I ns w . in .i lund raiser to buy t- required for rtdcrx to , rl IKx Lots of Farm & Other TOYS Hot Cider \ C ooktes h y * * ’- •> ' Y ' -*•1 »•'> î* W -4 The holidays are the perfect tim e to express your feelings with a gift of fine jewelry. I OPEN HOUSE ■ ‘TIS THE SEASON TO SAY I LOVE YOG WITH JEW ELRY ( oupal w ins D on't n iis s » hit r K ru g e r. I acting Exten- A g ric u ltu re program spoke at the annual L v** 1 k Growers and Cat- tirW ■ - s meeting held Frt , De 8 it the Heppner Elk s Club j? - i ; t ' Í W illia m — r « _ g 1 4 / . I i * *‘ ; v b '* * '- 3 . v « '* v V v ; «i ik »»• * * H ** » • * > • ÿs ■' * * - ■ i ' Î1 :H .-■/);$■ V. ■ i • »■ depart- Tfl « . . jr ' ; ; r . : ‘ ' >i ■ . ■ . , i * B- • / ' f» ». • .-•• Y. Y J ; - - - i_ ~ - 3. - ,v: J , ■ fjL* -f Brand New 1990 Polaris Indy Trail 1 only \n .ill shuuh (»otluck will follow the -etvicc .it II *0 j m ^ v -v ; * 1 , ' 1 Storytime to be December IS ; » J .1 ^ V . , r : in the Phoenix area, a rose farm and a horse breeding operation Special guests will he Robert W’etherbcc. Fairmount, ND . presi dent o f NACD. Wilson Scaling, Washington. IX '. Chief, Soil Con servation Service (SCS); and James B Gulliford. Des Moines. IA. presi dent o f the National Association of State Convention Agencies (N AS C A ) National officers of farm media organizations also will attend The Goodyear Conservation Awards Program prov ides recogni tion to conservation districts and to individual conservationists in the 50 states. District g f Columbia. Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and Guam. Over 4,(Vk) winners have par ticipated in the grand awards trips since the program began in 1447. n , t j,urch srcvice SPREAD THE JOY OF CHRISTMAS WITH <• Officials o f the nation's outstan ding soil and water conservation districts will participate in the 42ml annual Goodyear Conservation Awards Program Dec. 15-18. at the Wigwam resort hotel Honored guests on the vacation- study tour arc 100 hoard members representing the grand award winning districts in the competitions sponsored by The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in cooperation with the National Association o f Conservation Districts (N A C D ) Rudy Bergstrom o f lone, represen ting the Morrow Soil and Water Conservation District is included as an honored guest Scheduled events include tours of local desen agriculture operations that have served as proving grounds for farm equipment and methods, visits to water management projects Methodist Church program Dec. 7 : * + lt • , . * M.C. SWCD represented at conservation programs CJMX LAÑO O lAKtS # Wood Pellets S5 ton lv 3 tt>ns left ' Lumber 989 8586 {\ d L, i t e P Peterson - " HPPpner > ¡Iß 47* »J00 I
