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EiGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 7, 1992 Lexington By News Delpha Jones Mustangs keep perfect record 4-0 The Heppner Mustangs kept their league and season record perfect with a 41-6 victory Fri day against the Stanfield Tigers in Stanfield. The game was a mirror image of last week’s game with the Mustangs scoring early and often and the coaching staff giving plenty of action for the entire squad. Only 22 Mustangs were suited for the game. The small numbers has resulted in the cancellation of the balance of the Mustang JV schedule. Heppner scored twice in the first quarter and three times in the second quarter for a commanding 34-0 halftime lead. The teams traded touchdowns in the second half. The Mustangs started fast. After two offside penalties against Stanfield, quarterback Rick Kof- fler faked the pitch on the option, cut up field, and sprinted 55 yards for a touchdown with only 46 seconds gone from the clock. Senior running back Scott Coe scored on a one-yard plunge on the next drive. The big play on the drive was a Koffler to Kevin Payne pass completion for 30 yards. Len Brittner was good on the pat for a 14-0 lead. Brittner was 5-6 on the night with one pat blocked. M eanw hile the Mustang defense was stuffing the Tiger double wing attack with Stanfield going three downs and punt on their first four possessions. Defensive point leader was junior cornerback Jim Tellechea with defensive ends Dwayne Dunaway and Jason Hanna bottling up the potentially potent attack. In the second half tackle Mark Conklin was in on seven tackles and linebacker Ryan Munkers an chored a tough defensive unit. Games like these are made for experimenting and coach Greg Grant opened up the offense with Koffler throwing 18 passes and completing 10 for 124 yards. There was a variety of calls with six different receivers getting into action. The pass protection was excellent with seniors Kevin Kilkenny, Shane Munkers and Ryan Pence along with juniors Joe Lindsay and Dunaway block ing very effectively. Tellechea scored the first of his two running touchdowns with 11:11 remaining in the second quarter. Koffler matched him five minutes later with his second rushing touchdown. Passes to Payne for 20 yards and fullback T.R. Riehl for 18 yards set up the last touchdown BOWLING » » » 0 » 1 7 4 6 5 D im e A Dozen S ep tem b er 20, 1992 6Vi 6 4 4 4 n 3 3 Vi 2 2 4 4 4 4 Vi 6 6 S ep tem b er 28, 1992 wvi IVi 1 K) 2 7 5 7 4 6 6 2 5 7 5 4 8 6 8 Vi 3 Vi 3 B 2 8 Splits converted. Noia Binschus 3-K). 5-8-10 High game Alvina Padherg 208. Earl Roster 204 High series: Noia Binschus 508, G arry VanArsdale 548. High team game: 0 1, 780 High team series: 0 I, 2,297. L 2 4 7 7 10 O c to b e r 2 W 13 Tazmo's II M CGG 8 B & C Repair Bedrock Bowlers 6 3 Kinzua High game Bobbi Childers 197 St. Patrick’s Senior Center Bulletin Board Photo by Joyce Hughes Kevin Payne (28) carries ball against Stanfield of the half with Payne powering three yards for a 34-0 Mustang advantage. In the second half, Tellechea scored from five yards out to complete the Mustang scoring parade. The Tigers put together a monster 18-play scoring drive in the fourth quarter, consuming almost nine minutes before quarterback Ace Huff ran two yards for the score. The pat was blocked making the final score 41-6. Heppner takes a week away from the conference and travels to Harrisburg to face the Har- risburg team Friday at 7 p.m. Harrisburg won several early season games but dropped a 34-0 encouter to crow over the weekend. The Mustangs will stay overnight in the Harrisburg gym before traveling to Corvallis Saturday for a Pac-10 game bet ween the Oregon State Beavers and the 4-0 Washington State iCougars. The Cougars feature all-American candidate quarter back Drew Bledsoe. It should be an exciting and educational trip for the Mustangs. Heppner returns to league play with an October 16 road game against the Pilot Rock Rockets. The Senior Health Focus group met in the senior center dining room on Sept. 30. They decided to focus on promoting community health. The first project will be a healthy food potluck. Everyone is invited to bring a low fat, high fiber dish and copies of their recipe to the Senior Center dining room Oct. 27 at noon. There were 110 people, including eight guests present for the senior dinner Oct. 1. Four dinners were taken out. Members of the Lutheran Church served. Guest prizes went to Wilma Martin, Condon, and Marjorie Vierson, Hermiston; Daisy Collins won the meal ticket and W.L. Cox the door prize. Juanita Schulz received the birthday gift. The transportation committee met after the meal. Sunday, Oct. 4, 10 seniors and driver Gene Cole went to the RSVP banquet in Pendleton. Paul and Blanche Jones went by car. The group reported the music and food were very good. Gladys Connor won one of the door prizes. A committee met Monday morning Oct. 5 to finalize plans for the party for Gene Cole and his bride, Peggy. A committee from the area churches will meet in the senior center sitting room Wed., Oct. 7, 7 p.m. to plan the Christian Women’s salad supper. The menu for Oct. 14 will be chicken ala-king with noodles, broc coli, mixed fruit cup, rolls and cobbler. Members of the Christian Life Center and Mormon churches will serve. The quilters are ready to start Christmas wall hangings. Anyone interested in making one may come to the dining room Monday after noons, or call Theta Lowe, 676-9496 or Daisy Collins 676-9947 for more information. Dates to remember: Monday 9:30-10:30 a.m. Bible study, 1-4 p.m. quilting; Tues. & Thurs. 10-10:30 exercise. U f f e lm F O R a n R E P R E S E N T A T I V E Authorized by Uffelman la Repr esentato Commue«, Mike Mohan, Treasurer 915 Cresi Dr, Prelevile a 4 ‘ JtROW J Y FAIR u? lili aïe •- . „ ' ' ü& Si Luke Swanson sold his Grand Champion Swine to Cargill of Boardman. Angie Partlow sold her Grand Champion Steer to Keglers Sentry Market. Erica Calhoun sold her Grand Champion Sheep to Cargill of Arlington. IVi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 T h u rsd ay Nite In d ie s S ep tem b er 24 W 10 Tazmo's 8 M CGG 5 B & C Repair 5 Bedrock Bowlers 2 Kinzua High game Kathy Cutsfbrth 187 High series: Cindi Doherty 491 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. -:-The first of the card parties sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge The Morrow County Livestock Growers and First Interstate Bank would like to thank the following buyers for their purchase at the 1992 Morrow County 4-H & FFA Livestock Auction. 2 2 0 8 Splits converted: Don G reenup 5-7. High game: Nola Binschus 205, Garry VanArsdale 223. High series: Nola Binschus 496. Garry VanArsdale 552 High team game: 0 7. 774. High team series: 0 7. 2,230. 0 -:-Doris Spencer of Meridian, ID. and Mrs. Otis Allstott of Stanfield were Lexington callers Sunday and visited Dollie Allstott was enjoyed Saturday evening at the hall. Winning prizes for the women were: high, Dorothy Wilson; second-Geneva Palmer; men’s high, John Tellechea and second, Tom Wilson; traveling- Verna Brinda and Marguerite Messenger. Refreshments were served by the committee Annet- ta Padberg and Kathy Tellechea. -:-Joyce Buchanan is at home after spending some time at the coast and Portland area. -:-Kirsten and Travis Harrison are the proud parents of a 7 lb. son bom Oct. 1. The young man has been named Brett Ryan. Grandparents are Bob and Sharon Harrison of Lexington and Cin dy and Clifford Green of Hepp ner. Great grandmother is Alma Green and great grandfather is Everett Keithley of Heppner. L 3 5 8 K) 13 Splits converted Michele Hams 4-5-7; Fran Barnett 3-K); Gayle Gutierrez 5-7; Millie Han na 6-7-K) 2 R Farms 12 H Inc. AgriCheck Allison Hay Anderson Orchard Charlie & Marcia Anderson Mitch & Tag Ashbeck Auto Kool Dennis Arnzen Cattle Co. B & C Repair Ken & Kaedene Bailey Bank o f Eastern Oregon Don & Judy Barber Tom & Anne Bedortha Drs. Ed & Jeanne Berretta Barnett, Dennis and Moro Bliss Printing Boardman Laundromat Boardman Pharmacy Bristow's Market Rob Brown Bulow Farms Bob Byrd C & C Truck Parts C & K Farm Equipment Repair Cargill/Arlington Cargill/Boardman Dwayne Carroll Trucking Chuckwagon Restaurant Circle W Ranch Coast Cranes Coast to Coast/Heppner Lyle Cole Columbia Basin Spreaders Jay Coil Fabricating Cooper Farms Gene & Kristy Crowell Devin Oil East Oregonian Eastern Oregon Farming Elmer’s Irrigation Kenn Evans Jim Farley Farm Credit Service Farm Equipment Headquarters Farmer’s Insurance First Interstate Bank First Interstate Bank Employees Frederickson Farming Gar Aviation Green Feed Green & Green CPA’s Greenup Custom Spraying Grieb Farms Harley Welding Bill & Kite Healy Ranch Heppner Auto Parts Heppner Dental Office Hermiston Auto Parts Hermiston Ford New Holland Hermiston Herald Hermiston Tire & Auto Horseshoe Hereford Inland Empire Bank J & D Electric Kegler Sentry Market Kennedy Fencing Lamb Weston Len’s Processing Lexington Machinery Les Schwab Pat Lovgren Cutting Luciani Ranch Lunders Suffolk Joe McElligott Mid Columbia Excavation George and Nancy Miller Mark and Shannon Miller Miller’s Mini Mart Miller’s Wheat Mountain Valley Realty Morrow County Abstract Morrow County Grain Growers Morrow County Livestock Gr. Lloyd Munjar Leonard Munkers Murray’s Drug N.W . Metal Nomad Restaurant Nugget Inn Les O'Brien Oregon Bearing and Supply Oregon Hay Oregon Potato Oregon Trail Veterinary Pacific NW Farms Lee and Maryann Palmer Lyle and Virginia Peck Pendleton Flour Mills Pendleton Grain Growers Earl Perkins Pioneer Implement Portland General Electric Proudfoot Ranch Mike Pruitt Quimby Trucking Keith and Judy Rea Ready Mix Al Rosenbush Russell Oil Safeway o f Hermiston Shelco Electric Sherrell Chevrolet Simplot Soil Builders Sixty Six Ranch Smith Truck and Tractor Starvation Farms Dan Steiner Strebin Farms Superior Farms Jim & Monica Swanson Ranch TACX Partnership Tallman Farms Taggares Farm Ed Tarnasky Dr. Dick Temple Tidewater Barge Tri-Set Inc U.S. Bank Umatilla Electric Bob Vandecar Van Marter Kahl Insurance Paul & Susie Walton Western Ash W est’s Flying Service Wheatland Insurance Wilbur Ellis Wilcox Furniture Wiomun Feed Winters Realty Yates Trucking Special thanks to: Auctioneer: Ken Grieb 1st Interstate Bank Employees: Jackie Allstott Sharon Harrison Andrea Mortimore Carrie Connor Florene Robinson Clista Vemard Ring Men: Chris Rauch Joe McElligott Sam Bellamy Truckers: Joe McElligott Joe Halvorsen Blair Phillippi Sam Bellamy Mitch Ashbeck Photographers: Judy Barber Jodi Johnston Sara Greenup Jenny Krein
