Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 5, 2000 - THREE
New gift shop opens in Heppner
Nursing home holds raffle
Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home Auxiliary member-resident Edna Peck (left) selects a winning ticket
for the auxiliary's drawing.
Pioneer Memorial Nursing
Home Auxiliary has announced
the winners of their drawing held
March 31.
Winners of the blanket and
throws
were Mike Doherty
Marie Hendricks, Vickie Turrell,
Kathi Bouder, Irene Holtz, Joe
Ramison, Delia Robinson and
Cyde Estes. Fran Barnett won the
stuffed puppies.
The proceeds of the drawing go
toward the Nursing Home
Auxiliary to purchase needed
items for the residents. The
Mustangs lose at Sherman
reached on an error, Gribskov
The Heppner Mustangs singled and Pettyjohn walked to
and the Sherman County Huskies load the bases. Bellamy and
participated in a walk-a-thon on McElligott reached on errors to
Tuesday, March 28, in Moro as score two runs and Stefan
the Huskies finally won 15-12 in Matheny walked. Anthony laid
a non-league baseball game down a perfect bunt to squeeze
called after six innings because home Bellamy and Hill had a
of darkness.
two-RBI single to close out the
The two teams combined scoring.
for 24 walks, four hit batters and
The Huskies, however,
10 errors for the game which scored three runs on a bases-
lasted more than three hours.
loaded, two-out double to win the
After the Huskies took a game.
3-0 lead after one, Kelly Paullus
Cutsforth ended up going
led off with a walk, moved to four for four with a double, a
third on a single by Allen triple and two RBI's. Gribskov
Gribskov and scored on a went three ofr three and Hill
sacrifice fly by Travis Bellamy. went two for two and two RBI.
The Huskies stretched Heppner 010 308-12 10 6
Co. 343 023-15 6 4
their lead to 10-1 after three Sherman
Michael McCabe. Travis Bellamy (4),
before the Mustangs got going. Dylan Pettyjohn (6) and Alan Gribskov;
In the top of the fourth, Bellamy Asa Richelderfer, Jason Sallee 4. Todd
(6) and Shaffer, Richelderfer (6).
was hit by a pitch, Mark Shaffer
2B-Stanley Cutsforth (H), Miller, Fritts
McElligott
walked,
Nick (SC)
Anthony reached by error scoring 3B-Qutsforth (H)-HR-none.
Bellamy and then McElligott
scored on a wild pitch. Stanley
Cutsforth singled to score
Anthony to cut the lead to 10-4.
The Huskies added two
more in the fifth to make it 12-4
before the Mustangs exploded for
eight runs to tie it at 12-12. Josh
Heppner Gazette-Times
Hill singled and came around to
score on Cutsforth's triple.
Cutsforth scored as Paullus
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auxiliary made over $500 frbm
the drawing.
Francis Freel and Burt
Johannes
donated
throws;
Barbara Bloodsworth donated
one quilt, three throws and a
Pendleton blanket; and Vickie
Turrell donated the stuffed
animals.
The Heppner Garden Club is
sponsoring its 10th annual town
plant exchange on Saturday,
April 15, at the St. Patrick's
Senior Center from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
All gardeners in the area may
bring plants and exchange for
others. Any type of plant is
welcome-both
indoor
and
outdoor, roots, pips, corms or
tubers. There is no cost.
Experienced gardeners,
resource materials and nursery
catalogues will be available.
Cookies and coffee will be
provided.
Rhea Creek
Social Club
has meeting
The Rhea Creek Social Club
met at Cal's in Heppner with the
Reverend Duane Jones as guest
speaker.
Reverend Jones spoke about
tmany things the Ministerial
Association does to help people
providing meals, a night's
lodging or helping get a car
going.
The club's next monthly
meeting will be held at Cal's on
April 12 at 10 a.m. John Church
will speak on the Agriculture
Museum starting at 10:15 a.m.
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lone tennis teams challenge Sherman Co.
Coach Cathy McCabe was
pleased with the performance of
her team members, commenting,
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In addition to gifts and specialty baskets the shop will also offer silk and dried flower arrangements.
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lone tennis teams walk away
with wins vs Riverside
Molly Barrow at Sherman Co. H.S.
The lone tennis teams traveled
to Moro on Friday, March 31, to
challenge the Sherman County
Huskies. The lone men waked
away with three wins and the
lone women were allowed only
one win.
Jennifer Thompson was
defeated by Gen Wolf, 5-8, Salli
McElligott was defeated by
Elisha Wooderson, 1-8, and
Caitlin Orem succumbed to
Marcy Richelderfer 4-8.
Caitlin Orem was well matched
with her opponent. Orem did an
excellent job of working the
court and keeping her opponent
on the run.
Erin Crowell and Molly
Barrow lost against Kasie Stroud
and Heidi Beers, 2-8, and Salli
McElligott
and
Allison
Halvorsen lost to Abbie Melzer
and Erin Weedman, 4-8.
Jennifer Thompson teamed up
with Allison Halvorsen to post
the only win for the ladies' team,
defeating April Olsen and Katie
Ketchum in a tie breaker
situation, 9-8 tie breaker score at
8 - 6 .
Caitlin Orem and Sheena
Christman lost to Codie Stroud
and Frankie Welk, 4-6. Orem and
Christman's match was called on
account of darkness.
Jeremy Rietmann was defeated
by Cole Shelton, 5-8; Derek
Campbell
lost
to
Joey
Yourcheck, 0-8; and Aaron
Tworek easily defeated Jason
Danielson, 8-0.
The team of Adam Neiffer and
Adam McCabe lost to Brandon
Welk and Trent Eakin, 4-8.
David Mansfeld and Cameron
Krebs
defeated
Bradley
Goodenough and Shilo Langston,
8 - 6 .
Jeremiah and Colin McElligott
lost their match in a tie breaker to
Shilo Langston and Bradley
Goodenough, 8-9, 6-8 tie breaker
score.
Steve Crum and Karl Morgan
won their match against Jason
Danielson and Joey Yourcheck,
8-7. Crum and Morgan's match
was also called on account of
lack of daylight.
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Cameron Krebs
David Mansfeld
The lone tennis teams hosted
Riverside High School on
Tuesday, March 28 for the first
match of the season for both
teams. lone men walked away
with five wins and two losses,
while the lone women had seven
wins and two losses.
Jennifer Thompson lost to her
opponent, Chnssa Chapman, in a
singles' match, 2-8. Thompson
played exceptionally well for her
first match.
Salli McElligott came from a
0-4 deficit before losing to
Andrea Orcutt, 4-8. Coach Cathy
McCabe was impressed with
McElligott's diligence. "Salli was
struggling the first part of the
match but she doesn't give up
easily and fought hard to take
four
matches
from
her
opponent," said McCabe.
Caitlin Orem easily defeated
Crystal Smith, 4-1; Sheena
Chnstman defeated Eunes Ward,
4-1; and Allison Halvorsen easily
defeated Becki McNamee, 4-0.
The doubles' team of Molly
Barrow and Erin Crowell won a
tough match against Ashley
Howell and Vanessa Bade,
defeating their opponents, 8-5.
Crowell and Barrow are not used
to playing side by side and had
some adjusting to do but seemed
to work it out.
The duo of Allison Halvorsen
and Shelby Krebs easily defeated
Andrea Orcutt and Crystal Smith,
8-0. Caitlin Orem and Sheena
Christman won their match
against Sonja Hurst and Valerie
Swindler, defeating them 4-0.
Salli McElligott and Jennifer
Thompson
defeated
Debra
Darrow and Jami Moors, 4-0.
The hard serves of Jeremy
Rietmann helped him to defeat
Shawn McKimmey, 8-2.
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Derek Campbell fought hard
before losing to Aset Bektasor, 6-
7. The tie breaker score for
Campbell was 5-7.
Freshman Aaron Tworek also
was handed a loss by Eric Roa.
Tworek lost his match 3-4.
Adam McCabe and Adam
Neiffer doubled up to defeat
Craig Gribble and Jeremy Hall in
a tight match, 8-6.
Jeremiah McElligott and Colin
McElligott easily defeated Rafael
Torres and Jacob Plisek, 8-2.
Jeremiah plays exceptionally
well at the net and Colin is quick
at getting to the ball in the
backcourt.
David Mansfeld and Cameron
Krebs overcame Jacob Plisek and
Tyson Carey, winning by an easy
margin of 4-0.
Steve Crum and Karl Morgan
fought a tough match against
Matt Weseman and Rafael Torres
before defeating their opponents,
4-3.
Coach Cathy McCabe said she
was pleased with the team's
performance. "It was a extremely
cold and windy day, the matches
were taking a long time and we
had to shorten quite a few
matches in order for everyone to
play. All of the team members
kept a good attitude and worked
hard," said McCabe.
Good showing at
McMinnville
Heppner's Lacey Matteson
captured her second barrel racing
title in a row at the McMinnville
High School Rodeo held April 1-
2. Matteson turned in a time of
14.958.
lone was well represented in the
barrel racing with Ann Shear
turning in a 15.326 for fifth
place, followed by Katie Bacon
with a 15.534 in sixth place.
Sybil Krebs was ninth with a
15.573. Krebs also placed
seventh in the breakaway roping
with a 5.27.
Condon's Marne Wilkins took
seventh in the pole bending with
a 21.842.
Ryan Matteson of Heppner took
the steer wrestling title with a
9.16 and was ninth in calf roping
with a 16.39