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'*"» . ’ ' 7' ' • î - ■ . ■ . ^ a M M H SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 2, 1994 Lady Cards to district Cards record 9-0 beat Arlington 1 he winner of that game will advance to the State Volleyball Tournament as the Big Sky conference's number one team. The loser of that game will play the winner of the Wasco County-Echo match for the conference's second place spot. The state volleyball tourna ment is slated for November 11 and 12 at Springfield High school in Springfield. By Anne Morter By Anne Morter The lone lady Cardinals ran their league volleyball record to 9-0 with a win over Arlington last Thursday, Oct. 27, in Arl ington. The game against the Lady Honkers, who have just one win this season, allowed an opportunity for everyone to play and try some different positions. The Cards missed just two serves on their way to 94 per cent team serving for the game. Suzie Hiedeman led the way with six points on eight of nine serving, followed by Allison Sullivan with three points on six of six serving. Kim Bedortha set the pace in the back row with perfect six for six serve receives. Melissa McElligott aslo had 100 percent on five attempts. At the setter position, Mary Jane M cCarty and Becky Wagenblast led the way but Dawn Boor and Lyndee Min ster came off the bench to per form well. At the net, McElligott and Sullivan had 100 percent hitting and Bedortha hit six of seven and scored a kill. The lone lady Cardinals ad vance to this weekend's district volleyball tournament as the first place team from the East D ivision. The Cards are scheduled to play the West Division's first place team, Dufur, for the District Cham pionship at 5 p.m. on Saturday, N ovem ber 5, at Sherman County High School in Moro. Mustangs keep playoff hopes alive w*. Player of Week Player of Week Oct. 23 - 29 Oct.23 - 29 Photo by Wayne Hams Kristine Bedortha (12) and Allison Sullivan (20) keep their eye on the ball. i * - * T r * . * 5C •*» * -iá tu t¡9W é Cara Osmin wins giant pumpkin » Cara Osmin was the winner of the giant pumpkin contest held at the Moonlight Madness sale Oct. 28. Osmin guessed the correct weight of the pumpkin, right ••C" ,.3 ííí :' #41 Ene Schonbachler B/DB 145 lb So. #12 Dani Hill V 5'6” Sr. Pioneer Memorial Clinic will be closed November 11 in honor of Veterans Day. Morrow County Voters « Keep 4-H and Extension Working for You : : Vote Yes on Measure 25-8 on Tuesday \ Vote yes for the Morrow County 4-H and Extension Service District. o Authorized by Volunteers for 4-H and Extension. Gen Grieb Treasurer Star Route Box 4170. Lexington OR 97839 m » . « » j u ü h . u j u u u u .1 » m 3 I Look out, Ok-C\[o this giri is the “ 40 !” * v #v I „ * :: <# m t mistakes. Heppner now strug gling, found the score tied at It wasn't the way the Hepp 12-12. After such a great team Photo by Joyce Hughes ner Fillies chose to end their effort, tension set in on the Shaun Hisler (32) carries the ball w h '£ a bunch of Mustangs 1994 volleyball season at the Fillies as the game began to slip block for him. Pictured (77) Chris Sykes (42) Brent G under CBC District 2A Tournament from their grasp. Wahtonka, son (55) Glenn Nesse on Saturday, Oct. 29 in Pilot with no time outs left, used Heppner burned most of the Rock, as they once again were The Heppner Mustangs kept substitutions to break Hepp second quarter with a long beaten by Wahtonka, 12-15 and their playoff hopes alive with a ner's game flow. Wahtonka's drive that stalled inside the 20 5-15, in a loser out match. The 14-12 victory Friday night, Oct. stability proved too much as yard line. It looked like the half old cliche, that the same team the Fillies fell short, 12,15, in a 28, at home against the would end tied when Heppner can't beat you three times in a Wahtonka Eagles from The hard fought game. stopped Wahtonka on fourth season, didn't hold true for the Dalles. The win brings the Game two saw a dejected down inside one minute to Fillies. Mustangs to 4-1 in league play Fillie team add juniors Jossie play. With the clock running' In the first game Heppner's and 7-1 on the season. Evans and Jessica Sumner to down, Koffler hit Schonbachler starting unit of Jenny Krein, The Eagles made it in their line up in hopes of captur with a pass, he lateraled to Char Coe, Kelsie Evans, Ron- teresting at the end, almost for ing a must win. Wahtonka, Chris Dickenson who sprinted di Robinson, Dani Hill and Lori showing poise and determina cing overtime. down the left sideline for a 59 Moeller were on a mission to Wahtonka showed up tied tion, made the going rough for yard touchdown as the clock upend the Eagles. To for second place in league play Heppner. Although Heppner's expired. Koffler ran in the pal Wahtonkas' surprise, the Fillies with only 19 players but they servers missed a total of only on the option play for a 14-6 were in command, rushing out were hard hitting and tough. two serves in the game, the halftime lead. to a quick 5-0 lead. Wahtonka The Eagles marched 72 yards in Fillies spent most of the game Both teams traded punts, called a time out in hopes of the last four minutes, behind playing defense. With fumbles and fourth down stops cooling the hot hands of senior 14-6. They converted three Wahtonka boasting a tall 5' 11" much of the second half as the hitters Coe and Evans. third-down plays and finally girl in the front row at all times Mustangs' defense played well. Sophomore Stormy Howard scored on a fourth and goal and strong overall coverage, Both Dickenson and Shaun me into serve and set along from the seven yard line as Heppner just couldn't pick up Hisler had 100 yard rushing with Krein. Wahtonka began to quarterback Davy Morris hit their tempo. Heppner reached games with Dickenson gaining whittle away one point at a Ryan M ontgom ery with a five points, but Wahtonka took 150 yards on 13 plays and time until suddenly Heppner touchdown pass. The pat run control and never looked back Hisler adding 101 yards on 19 found themselves leading on was stuffed by the Mustang to take the game and match, carries. ly 6-5. defense to seal the victory. 5-15. The defense was led by With consistent server Jenny Heppner started fast when Highlights for the match Schonbachler with two in Krein once again back to serve, Eric Schonbachler intercepted were Coe's success rate of 21-22 terceptions for the second game Coe came up with a big kill to for hits, with nine aces, Kelsie a Morris Pass on Wahtonkas se in a row and Chris Sykes, Jon make it 7-6. In a now see-saw cond possession and set the Evans' 14-15 with four aces, Hanna and Hisler. battle, Wahtonka showed a lot Mustangs up on the Eagle 29 Robinson's 9-12 and Krein's The Mustangs close out their of heart with superb floor yard line. After four running 8-10. Setters Krein and Howard regular season with a home covering to tighten the game. plays, quarterback Brian Koffler were responsible for getting the game against the Weston- Heppner continued to shine hit Bill Schlaich in the corner of set« to Heppner hitters, who McEwen TigerScots. The Tiger with great net play connecting the end zone. The pat was had their best hitting night of Scots and Mustangs are tied for on an Evans tip, Krein spike blocked and Heppner led, 6-0. the season as a team. second place in the CBC. The kill, and an Evans two-handed The Eagles showed their Coach Terri Gentry stated, winner of this game will clinch placement dink to take a con toughness as they rumbled "It has been my pleasure to a spot in the state class 2A foot vincingly strong 12-8 lead. back 65 yards on six plays for coach a group of volleyball ball playoffs and will travel to Veteran coach, Marla Skroch the tying score. Morris hit players with this much heart Imbler to play the Panthers, of Wahtonka, knew Heppner Stephen Stewart with a six and spirit. They gave their best winners of the Wapiti League. was on a roll and quickly took effort preparing for and par yard touchdown pass to com Last year Weston-McEwen her second time out. The move ticipating in the district tourna plete the drive. The big play in and Heppner played for the proved wise for Wahtonka as the drive was a Morris to Miles ment. I know they wanted to league title with the TigerScots Heppner began to falter in Shattuck 48 yard pass comple win and should be proud of winning before being beaten by serve receiving and serving tion. The pat attempt was no their effort." Elgin in the first round of the good and they stood tied 6-6 playoffs. Heppner went on to heading into the second 8th you will see two health care measures on lose to eventual state champion quarter. Vale. By Donna Moeller Les Schwab Coast to Coast Ployhar Insurance First Interstate Bank Bank of Eastern Oregon Murray Drugs Roger Britt Pumping & Miller & Son Welding Dump Truck Green Feed & Seed Van Marter 8c Kahl Cals BP Service Devin Oil Co. Insurance Court Street Market D & L Repair R & W Drive In Kinzua Resources Pettyjohn Building Supply MCGG Kate's Pizza Heppner Auto Parts Heppner Gazette-Times U « « a a _ T7 on the button at 106 pounds. The pumpkin was donated by the Ann Spicer and Bill Kuhn family. Proceeds will go to the Heppner Parents Club. Fillies defeated by Wahtonka Players of the week are sponsored by Mustang/Fillie 21 a When you vote next Tuesday, November the ballot. Boqrdmqn qrqq resident* : Your ballot will contain Measure 25-11, which was to form a Board- man Community Health District. This measure is invalid, because the County Court has formed a Morrow County Health District. Your Vote on this measure will be meaningless. Rqsldqnts of thq rq»t of thq county: Your ballot will contain Measure 25-12, for the formation of a county wide health district. This measure also is invalid because of the County Court’s deci sion. No vote is necessary on this measure. ELECT The key measure that requires your vote is: Measure 25-10 Proposal to Establish Tax Base for Morrow County Health Care District Passing this will provide a tax base for our new District which includes the following services: Boardman Clinic - Boardman Ambulance - Irrigon Ambulance Home Health Care - Heppner Clinic - Hepnper Ambulance Pioneer Memorial Hospital - lone First Response Lexington First Response The tax base of $485,000 is virtually the same levy that supported health care this past year. This would cost the owner of a home with an assessed value of $60,000 just $3.15 per month. To insure stable funding and continued quality care delivery for all Morrow County residents: Vote YES on MEASURE 25-10 Jackie Bergstrom Morrow County Commissioner A Democrat who listens Paid for by the Democratic Central Committee ______Cara Osmin. treasurer, Rt, 1 Box 3368, Heppner
