FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, February 9, 2000
Danielle McDowell selected
for medical program
Danielle McDowell
Danielle McDowell, a junior at
Heppner High School and the
Morrow County
School District
lunch menus
The Morrow County School
Distr ict lists its lunch menu for the
month of February (menu subject
to change):
Thursday, Feb. 10-soft taco,
fishwich with fries, chef salad,
variety bar #8. milk variety;
M onday, Feb. 14-turkey
gravy over potatoes with roll, ham
burger with fries, yogurt, variety
bar#l, milk variety;
Tuesday, Feb. 15-Hawanan
pizza, cold ham and cheese sand
wich with chips, beef teriyaki
bites, variety bar #2, milk variety;
Wednesday, Feb. 16-chi 1 1
with combread, hot dog, cheese
burger with fries, variety bar »3.
milk variety;
Thursday, Feb. 17 -macaroni
and cheese with roll, turkey sand
wich with chips, bumto. variety
bar #4, milk variety;
Monday, Feb. 21 -no school;
Tuesday, Feb. 22-sloppy joe,
tuna sandwich with chips, cheese
pizza, variety' bar #4, milk variety;
Wednesday, Feb. 23-grilled
cheese sandwich with tomato
soup, hamburger with_friesv yq-
gurt, variety bar #6, milk variety;
Thursday, Feb. 24-chicken
strips, cofcHnam s a ^ ^ ’c nw i’th
chips, barbecue beef sandwich,
variety bar #7. milk variety;
Friday, Feb. 25-baked potato
with chili or cheese topping, tur
key sandwich with chips, rib-a-
que sandwich, variety bar #8, milk
variety;
Monday, Feb. 28-chicken
nuggets, taco salad, yogurt, vari
ety bar # 1, milk variety;
Tuesday, Feb. 29-breaded
chicken, pepperoni pizza, peanut
butter and honey sandwich with
chips, variety bar #2, milk variety.
daughter of Bill and Merilee
McDowell, has been accepted
into the summer program of The
National Youth Leadership
Forum on Medicine.
Danielle has chosen to pursue a
career in the field of medicine;
this is an opportunity for her to
study with and learn from some
of the nation's most distinguished
medical leaders and research
pioneers. She will be traveling
with many other outstanding
juniors and seniors from across
America
to
Boston,
Massachusetts June 18-28 for an
"extraordinary time of discovery
and mentorship," said a news
release. "They will be welcomed
at one of the country's most
prominent and technologically
advanced medical institutions.”
An account for this trip has
been opened at Klamath First
Federal Savings and Loan in
Heppner. Anyone who would
like to support this opportunity
for Danielle, may deposit their
gifts directly into this special
account or send them to All
Saints' Episcopal Church. P.O.
Box 246, Heppner, OR 97836
Gifts given through All Saints'
Episcopal Church are tax
deductible.
Gifts
should
be marked "Danielle". Danielle is
also employed by Heppner Day
Care and she is trying to earn the
$2,500
needed
for
this
opportunity.
Heppner High School science
teacher Jason Just nominated
Danielle for the program.
Cardinals
defeat state
champs
The lone l ady Cardinal varsity
team secured their first place
finish for the east side of the Big
Sky League by defeating the
defending 1A State Champion
Condon, 38-34, on the Blue
Devils' home court Friday,
February 5.
Nikki McElligott continued to
be a team leader by accumulating
18 points. McElligott canned two
buckets from the three-point
region, led the team with nine
rebounds, three blocked shots
and seven steals.
Camie Burnght added 12
points, six rebounds, two steals
and three assists to the team
effort.
lone led the Blue Devils by two
points at half time but Condon
came out in the third quarter to
add 15 points to their score and
held lone to six points.
At the beginning of the fourth
quarter lone trailed Condon. 23-
30, but Kristina Powell did an
excellent job of coming off the
bench for the Lady Cardinals.
Powell was responsible for
grabbing five rebounds and
blocking two shots, sparking the
Cardinal teams to a close, but
effective victory.
The Condon Blue Dev ils have
sealed
the
1A
State
Championship three years in a
row making the Cardinal victory
even more gratifying.
Cardinal JV boys
defeated by Dufur
W
L
The Dregs
4
0
4
The CJs
0
No Pin Hitters
2
2
MCGG
2
3
Team #1
4
0
High game women Janet Beamer 188,
Connie Jones 185
High series, women : Joan Smith 516,
Janet Beamer 498
Week of Jan. 13
W
L
The Dregs
8
0
No Pin Hitters
5
3
MCGG
3
5
The CJs
5
3
Team #1
1
7
High game, women Iris Campbell 189,
Gwen Healy 171
High senes, women LaJuana McKenzie
462, Luvilla Sonstegard 455
Splits Luvilla Sonstegard 5-7, Rene
Ledbetter 2-7
Cardinal boys fall to Dufur Rangers
The lone Varsity men couldn't
quite keep up with Dufur,
Saturday. February 5, losing to
the Rangers, 75-49.
Dufur had an excellent passing
game, was quick on the boards
and managed 15 total team
steals.
lone played well and attempted
photo by Debbie Radie
Cody Erickson, Jeremiah Rietmann and Adam McCabe in action against
Oufur.
The lone junior varsity men
failed to overcome the Dufur
Rangers on Saturday, February 5,
at Dufur. losing the game, 51-43.
lone had a 15-point deficit, but
added 24 points in the second
half to close the lead to eight
points.
Adam McCabe played an
excellent game, adding 16 points,
dishing out two assists, leading
the team with 11 rebounds and
grabbing one Dufur ball.
Zac Fabian added 10 points,
two assists and had three steals.
Dylan Pettyjohn contributed
seven points and six rebounds.
Adam Neiffer aided the
Cardinals on the boards with five
rebounds. Dustin Haguewood
was vicious under the basket,
leading the team with three
blocked shot attempts and
brought down four rebounds.
to get a handle on the Dufur
scoring but Ranger Ben Morris
canned 31 points for his team.
Dufur also displayed excellent
defense, closing in tight under
the basket and making it difficult
for lone to shoot from inside the
paint.
Mark McElligott netted 12
points, brought down
10
rebounds, grabbed two steals and
blocked two Dufur shot attempts.
Allen Gnbskov contributed
seven points. Cory Bennetto
aided McElligott on the boards,
bringing down seven rebounds,
lone made four of five attempts
at the free throw line.
Cardinal Varsity boys lose to Condon
The lone Cardinal Varsity men
had an exciting game against
Condon, Friday, February 4, but
lost to the Blue Devils. 68-63.
lone had a hard time getting the
ball to drop, allowing Condon 14
points before Mark McElligott
canned the first lone point. lone
trailed Condon, 8-18. at the first
quarter but outscored Condon in
the second quarter, 21-19,
trailing Condon by eight points,
29-37, at halftime.
At the end of the third quarter,
lone trailed 10 points behind
Condon but heated up the fourth
quarter by adding 19 points to
; close' the lead to five points.
Mark McElligott was the leading
1 poir)? producer for lone'with 26
JVs concede to
Blue Devils
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Week of Jan. 6
The lone Jr. High boys basketball team.
The lone Junior Varsity men
conceded to the Condon Devils
64-49 on February 4.
Dylan Pettyjohn led the
Cardinals with 12 points and five
rebounds. Zac Fabian added 10
points, two rebounds, two steals
and two assists to the Cardinal
cause. Adam McCabe netted
eight points and brought down
two rebounds while Andrew
Rietmann produced six points
and grabbed four rebounds.
lone stayed fairly competitive
throughout the first half, ending
the second quarter down by six
points, 23-17.
The third quarter didn't prove
too productive with lone scoring
only seven points and Condon
scoring 13 points, leaving a
deficit too difficult to catch up
with.
points. McElligott canned two
shots from the three-point area as
did teammate Korey Morgan
who added nine points to the
Cardinals' score.
Sophomore Brad Burnght sank
12 points, brought down five
rebounds and robbed one steal.
Mark McElligott led the team in
assists and had five rebounds.
David Mansfeld led the Cardinals
with eight rebounds. Cory
Bennetto aided Mansfeld on the
boards, bringing down five
rebounds. Bennetto also blocked
two Condon attempts for baskets.
Lady Cardinal 'C team
defeats Mustangs
The lone Lady Cardinal "C" Jeanette Brantley contributed
team defeated the Heppner five points, six rebounds and six
Mustang "C" team girls, 35-23, steals. Salli McElligott led the
team with assists.
on Thursday, Feb. 3.
,
lone ended the first quarter
Leading sdorefs’frrr the Lady
ahead
of the Mustangs. 8-3. The
Cardinals were Diana McElligott.
Mustangs
contributed five points
, Sail! ’ McElhgbttrTFacy 'Gri ffitti
in
the
second
quarter to end the
and Jennifer Thompson, each
half
trailing
the
Cardinals, 12-8.
with six points toward the
lone scored an additional 23
Cardinal effort.
Jennifer Thompson led the points in the second half while
Heppner added 15 points to their
team with seven rebounds.
score.
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Week of Jan. 20
W
L
The Dregs
12
0
The CJs
9
3
No Pin Hitters
8
4
MCGG
5
7
1
Team #1
11
High game, women Maude Hughes 167,
LaJuana McKenzie 166
High senes women LaJuana McKenzie
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Splits LaJuana McKenzie 4-10.3-10
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1
15
The Dregs
No Pin Hitters
10
6
6
10
The CJs
7
9
MCGG
3
13
Team #1
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