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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 14, 1994 - THREE Youth basketball clinic planned A youth basketball clinic will be held at Heppner High School Tuesday, Dec. 27, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. for Heppner area Colt basketball players. Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 28 and 29, the clinic will feature 7th and 8th graders from Heppner and area schools in competitive play. The clinic for Colt players is free. The fee for the clinic for the 7th and 8th graders is $10. Gene Heliker, Heppner alum from San Diego, will direct the clinic with assistance from Heppner coaches, fans and high school players. A special banquet Friday evening, Dec. 29, beginning at 8 p.m. at the Heppner Elks Club, will honor Heppner graduates who served in Viet nam. Heppner area Vietnam Photo by Joyce Hughes Jenny Krein blocks a shot against Riverside. The Fillies beat the Pirates Sat., Dec. 10, 50-35. Kelsie Evans scored 19 points for the Fillies while Krein added 12. Player of Week Dec. 4 - IO Mustangs Chris Sykes Fillies Lindsay Waterland Players of the week are sponsored by Mustang/Fillie 21 Coast to Coast Les Schwab First Interstate Bank Ployhar Insurance Murray Drugs Bank of Eastern Oregon Miller 8c Son Welding Roger Britt Pumping & Green Feed 8c Seed Dump Truck Van Marter 8c Kahl Cals BP Service Insurance Devin Oil Co. Court Street Market D & L Repair Kinzua Resources R & W Drive In MCGG Pettyjohn Building Supply Heppner Auto Parts Kate's Pizza Heppner Gazette-Times hippie *DeCi Tray orders taken until 10 a.m. Dec. 24th Whole Variety cheesecakes available Order by Dec. 20th ★ ******★ ★ ★ ★ * Dinner Rolls $1.59 pan (whole wheat, potato) Holiday store hours Dec. 24th 8-5 p.m., Dec. 25th closed, Dec. 26th 10-5 p.m. New Year’s Hours Dec 31st 8-5 p.m., Jan. 1st closed, Jan. 2nd 10-5 p.m. veterans are also invited as guests of honor at the banquet. The banquet will be held in honor of David Clark, a 1966 Heppner High School graduate who was killed on the bat tlefield in Vietnam. The public is invited to attend. Tickets mav be purchased in advance from John or Sonja McCabe, 676-5231, or at the door for $10. The menu will include baron of beef. Proceeds from the youth clinic will go toward the David Clark banquet. The remainder will go back into the alumni fund. Organizer Stuart Dick says that help is needed to locate Vietnam veterans. Call Dick, 567-5056, or Susie Ward 676-9826, if you have informs tion concerning the whereabouts of the vets. Mustangs pull out of slump to beat Pirates ‘ -.. • v s.-, vr " 4 " » ■ •*. <>/. .;> V ' • . '■/<i '.,;*•>** > - • -7.1 Three Cards make all-conference Three lone High School foot ball players, Nathan Heide- man, Jerad Ashbeck and Greg Holtz, were named All State Team players and chosen for the first team Big Sky Con ference All Star Team. Heideman was chosen first team defensive lineman for both All State and Big Sky teams and Big Sky second team offensive center; Ashbeck was selected All State and Big Sky first team defensive line backer and Big Sky honorable mention running back; and Holtz was named All State and Big Sky first team offensive end and Big Sky second team defensive back. Joe Bacon was selected Big Sky second team offensive guard. Honorable mention went to Marc Orem, end, and Luke Swanson, quarterback. Other Big Sky picks are as follows: First team defense- defensive line, John Hawk, Condon, John Huskey, Culver and Jack Zachariason, Dufur; line back, Jeremy Fullenwider, Dufur, Matt MacRostie, Culver; defensive back, Scott Gardner, Market Report Compliments of the Morrow County Grain Growers Tuesday, Dec. 13 Soft White *4.46 Dec.-April *3.90 Aug. Barley *99 Dec. Jan. Feb. *100 *101 Culver, Gabe Bales and Bryan Jones, both Dufur; First team offense-center, Ben Hanna, Dufur; guards, Jack Zachari ason and Jeremy DePriest, both Dufur; end, Scott Gardner, Culver; running backs, Bryan Jones and Jeremy Fullenwider, both Dufur; quarterback, Gabe Bales, Dufur. Second team defense-defensive linemen, Brandon Smith, Condon, Ben- na Hanna and Matt Wildanen, both Dufur; Nick Marques, Wasco Co.; line backer, Jason Urbach, Culver, Dustin Underhill, Dufur; defensive back, James Macy, Culver, Marc Wilson, Condon, Paul Erck, Echo. Second team offense-guards, Gibe Wilkens, Condon; ends, Jason Urbach, Culver, Tyson Tume, Dufur; running backs, John Huskey, Culver, Parul Erck, Echo; quarterback, Marc Wilson, Condon. Honorable Mention line backer, Scott Brown, Echo, Tyson Turner, Dufur, Wade Delco, Wasco Co.; Center, Dan Meyers, Condon; guards, Justin McIntosh, Condon, Ran dy Townsend, Culver; ends, Scott Brown, Echo, Justin Underhill, Dufur; running backs, John Hawk, Condon, Matt McRostie, Culver, Nick Marques, Wasco, Co.; quarter- back, James Macy, Culver. All State first alternates were ...i c Erck, —L- defensive back and Paul running back, and Scott Brown, offensive end and linebacker, both Echo High School seniors. The 1A All Star football game will be played June 17 at LaGrande. ,vV".-,.. , Photo by Joyce Hughes Dan Burnside grabs a rebound for the Mustangs It looked like the start of a blowout when the Riverside Pirates jumped on top of Hepp ner 12-4 in the first quarter, last Saturday night Dec. 10 in Heppner. But a strong third period pulled it out for the Mustangs who came away with a 49-40 win over their cross county rivals. The Pirates' 6 foot nine-inch center Aaron Keizur racked up _____ _ __ ^ 15 seven of his o game-high points in the first quarter, but the Mustang defense toughen- ed up, holding Keizur's scoring down for the remainder of the game. The Mustang offense came aijve jn the third period when Heppner litt up the scoreboard 20 points to Riverside's eight, putting the Mustangs up for the first time, 34-31. Heppner's leading scorer, Trent Hughes, popped in two three pointers, and Chris Sykes added six points in the third to lead the scoring surge. Hughes ended with a total of 12 points and Sykes with 10. Other scoring totals were: Eric Schonbachler 9; Brent Wright 6; Chris Dickenson 5; Dan Burnside 3; and Chad Skroch and Shawn Hisler 2 each. The Mustangs continue with non-league play Friday when they face off against the Mac- High Pioneers at home, and then travel to Riverside Satur day, and back at home against lone next Tuesday. Heppner 4 11 8 9 40 Riverside 12 11 8 9 40 Heppner: Schonbachler 3 2-4 9; Hughes 4 2-4 12; Skroch 0 2-3 2; Hisler 0 2-4 2; D. Burnside 1 1-3 3; E. Burnside. Dicken son 1 3-4 5; Wright 2 2-4 6, Sykes 5 0-1 10; Schlaich, Tucker Totals 16 14-27 49 Riverside: Meads 4 0-0-9: Partlow 1 0-4 2; Cole 01- 51; Kauffman 1 2-2 4; Young 3 3-3 9; Keizur 7 1-2 15; Pickard, Johnson Totals 16 7-16 40 Three point goals Meads 1. Schon bachler 1, Hughes 2. Fouled out-Keizur. Total fouls Heppner 19, Riverside 23 Technical fouls none. 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