SIX • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 9, 2001
HHS senior class
meeting planned
Mustang Jvs end season with win
A Heppner High School
Class of 2001 meeting for
students and parents has been set
for Monday. May 14, at 6:30
p m. at the HHS library.
At the meeting students
will receive the final contract for
their
senior
trip
and
medical/insurance release form
which must be signed by students
and parents prior to the trip.
The trip itinerary and
financial report will also be on
the agenda
Trevor Rhea shows a bunt
MCGC News
Wheat Growers in ’bucket brigade’
w ho emptied them w ith a deep fly
ball over the centerfielder's head
By Kick Paullus
Turrell then hit a deeper shot off
Unless a rainout game is made the wall at the 354' mark to score
up. the Heppner Mustang JV Kilkenny and make it 8-0
baseball team ended its season with
The Mustangs added some more
a 13-0 win at Wahtonka on Monday. in the seventh when Kilkenny
May 7. The win improved the singled, Turrell reached on an error
Mustangs' record to 8 and 2 on the and Robert Whalen had an RBI
year.
single. Rhea singled to load the
Brian Gutierrez went the distance bases and Turrell and Whalen both
on the mound, pitching a two-hit scored on passed balls. Rea singled
shutout while walking just four and home Rhea and Naims had an RBI
hitting one batter.
single to make it 13-0.
Karl Morgan led off the third
Kilkenny went tw o for four with
inning by striking out. but made a double and three RBIs. 1 urrell
it to first as the catcher dropped the went tw o for four with a double and
ball and overthrew first. Trevor Rhea two RBIs. Naims went one for two
walked and Morgan came around with two RBIs and Rhea went two
to score as Koby Rea hit into a for three and scored twice.
fielder's choice and stole second
The JV team
included
and third. Kiel Naims then laid down sophomores Brian Gutierrez, Koby
a perfect bunt to squeeze Rea home Rea and Karl Morgan from lone,
and make it 2-0.
and sophomores Conor Kilkenny.
Adam Bergstrom reached on an Adam Bergstrom. Ben Turrell.
error, went to second on another Trevor Rhea and Robert Whalen
error and scored on a Ben Turrell from Heppner. Freshmen Kiel
single to make it 3-0 in the fourth. Naims and Kyler Lovgren, Heppner.
The Mustangs broke the same rounded out the team. Coaches were
open in the tilth as Rhea singled, Rick Paullus and Jason Hanna
Statistics
stole second, moved to third on a
Heppner 002 150 5-13 11 2
Naims groundout and scored on Wahtonka:
000 000 0-0 2 6
a Gutierrez single. Bergstrom
Brian Gutierrez and Kyler Lovgren; Carter
singled and Kyler Lovgren w alked and Huxel W - Gutierrez L - Carter 2B -
Conor Kilkenny, Ben Turrell (H) 3B - none
to load the bases for Conor Kilkenny HR - none.
The HHSJV team
W.C.C.C. Golf
WCCC Ladies' Play
Tuesday, May 1
I east putts of the field: Joyce
Dinkins, Jackie Allstott. L.orene
Montgomery. Jan Paustian.
F light A: low gross Pat
Fdmundson; low net Donna Mor
gan; least putts Carol Norris; long
drive Pat Edmundson.
Flight B: low gross Betty
Christman; low net Bernice Lott;
long drive Betty Christman.
Flight C: low gross Loa
H enderson; low net Kim
H ouw eling. long drive Kim
Houweling.
then dumped them in the main canal.
OWGL President Tom McCoy
had asked all wheat and barley
growers to participate in this event.
"This is an opportunity for all of
agriculture to unite and present a
clear message to the public. The
public needs to be reminded that
food does not grow in the grocery
store, but on the farm. Without
farmers, our nation will be forced
to import the food supply which
will ultimately create additional
issues for consumers. The most
significant impact will be the
increased cost o f food."
The Oregon Wheat Growers
League and the Oregon Grams
Commission answered the call to
action issued by Barry Bushue,
Oregon Farm Bureau President, to
participate in the "Bucket Brigade"
in Klamath Falls which was held
on Monday, May 7.
The Bucket Brigade was a
symbolic effort to personalize the
impact of the recent Bureau of
Reclamation decision to withhold
irrigation water from farmers this
growing season due to an
interpretation of the Endangered
Species Act under drought
conditions. Starting at Veteran's
Park in Klamath Falls, the last of
the Homestead veterans were to
dip water from the sucker habitat.
They were to pass 50 buckets
symbolizing the 50 states down
Main Street, past Klamath County
Court House. 1.5 miles to Klamath
Union High School. At that point,
the buckets were passed to the
veteran's great-grandchildren who
Fleppner Day Care
will be CLOSED
in observance of
Memorial Day
Monday, May 28th
By Sandi Day
The Morrow County Gun Club
will hold a Mother's Day Shoot
on Sunday, May 13, beginning at
noon with a barbecue and then some
fun shoots for moms and their kids
(and dads too).
The barbecue is free. Participants
are asked to bring their own meat;
the rest will be provided. "Bring
Mom out for a day of tun, food and
a little relaxation in the sun at the
Morrow County Gun Club in
Lexington,"
said
a
club
spokesperson.
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in beautiful Heppner, Oregon.
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