TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 19, 1994
Arlington no contest for lady Cards Ione Cardinals dcfcat Blue Devils
ing just nine of 45 for 20 percent
from the floor and six of 12 for
50 percent from the line.
” 1 got a chance to look at my
second team a little more,” said
coach Dana Heideman. “ It gave
them playing time at the varsity
level which is a plus for them,”
he added.
The Cardinals host Helix this
Friday, Jan. 21 and travel to
Wheeler on Saturday, Jan. 22.
Dance team
plans clinic
The Community Dance Team
has planned a dance clinic for
girls in grades kindergarten
through sixth grade.
Practice will be held Jan. 24
through 28 beginning at 3:30
p.m. at the Heppner Elementary
school multipurpose room. The
girls will perform Saturday, Jan.
29 during half time of the Hepp
ner High School boys’ varsity
basketball
game
against
Wahtonka.
Cost for the clinic is $8 each.
For more information contact
Erin Fishburn, 676-5246.
Ione preschool
to assist cupid
Jamie Lovett shoots for two points
Photo by Wayne Hams
By Anne Morter
The game against Arlington
held in Ione Saturday. Jan. t5
was no contest for the lady Car
dinals who equalled the Honkers'
game total in the first quarter.
With liberal playing time for the
second team, the Cards ran away
with a 72-24 win.
Michelle Walbom of Arlington
was the game's leading scorer
with 22 points, all but two of her
team’s total. For the Cards. April
Taylor was high scorer with 15.
Jamie Lovett was the only other
player in double figures with 13.
Once again the rebounding story
was all C ardinals. Suzy
Heideman tallied 12 as the Cards
drilled the Honkers 53-24. Becky
Wagenblast dished out five assists
and Mary Jane McCarty had two
steals to pace the team in those
departments.
The lady Cards shot 32 of 76
for 42 percent from the floor. At
the line, they shot a dismal seven
of 24 for 29 percent. Arlington
had a rough shooting night, mak
The Creative Care Preschool of
Ione will make Valentine's Day
special for area valentines by
hand delivering Hugs and Kisses
(of the Hershey’s variety) to any
address in Ione, Lexington and
Heppner.
The cost is just $2.50 for this
special treat. Place orders with
Theresa Hams at 422-7030,
Michelle Raible at 422-7037 or
on the United Church of Christ
answering machine at 422-7530.
By Anne Morter
The Ione Cardinals started their
league season off on the right foot
last weekend defeating Condon
80-41 on Friday, Jan. 14 and Arl
ington on Saturday, Jan. 15 at
home.
In Condon on Friday, the Car
dinals had five players in double
figures as they cruised to a vic
tory. Jason Halvorsen, with seven
of eight shooting from the field
and parked on the bench in foul
trouble for much of the game, led
the Cards with 16 points. Jason
Proud foot made three three-point
shots and was fouled on two other
three point attempts where he
made five of his six free throws
for 14 points. Jim Logan also had
14 and Jared Ashbeck and Aaron
Heideman kicked in 13 apiece.
Coach Del LaRue was pleased
with the balanced scoring. “ It
makes it tough for the other team
to concentrate on one guy,” he
noted.
Aaron Heideman had a fine
rebouding effort, leading the team
with 16 boards. Logan led with
eight assists but there were plen
ty more to go around as Jared
Ashbeck had five and Proudfoot
added four. Jake Bacon had four
m*-
steals while Ashbeck, Nathan
Heideman and Aaron Heideman
each had three. Halvorsen had
seven blocked shots in the game.
The Cards had a hot shooting
night making 31 of 65 for 48 per
cent from the floor and 13 of 18
for 72 percent from the line. The
Blue Devils shot 16 of 47 for 34
percent from the field and five of
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The H eppner Econom ic
Developement Corporation’s an
nual meeting is scheduled for
Wednesday, January 26 at the
Heppner Elks Club.
The evening will get underway
shooters will combine their best
scores, phone them in to the
Spokesman Review and compete
with other shooters throughout
the Northwest.
High scorers for the singles
event were Loren Woodside,
shooting 24 out of 25 and Curt
Day, 23/25.
The handicap event was led by
Day with 24 and Tim Hedman
and Mike Gorman sharing second
with 22 out of 25.
Fun "shoots followed league
competition with Loren Wood-
side shooting a perfect 25. Steve
Ball won one Annie Oakley event
and Tim Hedman took three.
The Gun Club will open at
noon on Sunday, Jan. 23.
Fillies total team
effort beats
Wahtonka 57-23
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Photo by Wayne Hams
Aaron Heideman (34) shoots over a Condon player
12 for 42 percent from the line.
“ We got started a little bit
slowly. We had trouble getting
HEDC annual meeting Jan. 26
Gun club to compete in shoot
Morrow County Gun Club has
once again teamed up with the
Walla Walla Gun Club to enter
the
Spokesm an-Review
Telephonic Shoot. This is the se
cond week out of eight that Mor
row County and Walla Walla
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Photo by Joyce Hughes
Toni Cutsforth brings ball
down the court for the Fillies
None of the Heppner Fillies
scored in double figures Friday
night, Jan. 14 in their 57-23 vic
tory over the Wahtonka Eagles.
Everyone contributed for a total
team effort.
The Fillies led 24 to 10 at the
half and held the Eagles to just
five points in the third quarter.
Kelsic Evans led the Fillies
with nine points and Jodi
Johnston and Toni Cutsforth each
added eight to the Filly cause.
Sunny Swanson led the Eagles
with nine points.
with a no-host cocktail time
beginning at 6:30 p.m. Dinner is
planned for 7:15 p.m.
Guest speaker is John Huf-
faker, the north-central regional
business officer of the Oregon
Economic Development Depart
ment. Also on the agenda will be
the annual report, the nominating
committee report and the election
of pew board members. The
terms of Ann Spicer and Cliff
Green will expire this year.
Cost for the dinner is $12.50
each. RSVP to Bill Kuhn or Ann
Spicer, 676-9141. by Friday, Jan.
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the ball in the hole,” said LaRue.
“ But things came around. We
played good defense,” he added.
Camp Fire candy
sale to begin
The Oregon Trail Camp Fire
Council will begin its annual can
dy sale fund raiser January 21.
This year the campfire girls
will be selling four products from
Brown and Haley; Carmel
Clusters, Creamy Mints, Almond
Roca and Trail Mix at $3 per box.
The girls will also be selling
candy bars and melt-a-way mints
from World's Finest Chocolates
at $2 each.
Money earned from the sale
will help kids earn their way to
camp and the groups will earn
money for projects.
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