Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 8, 2002 - SEVEN
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For Rent: 1 and 2 bedroom
apartments. Willow View, 515 N.
Elder, Heppner. EOH. 676-9019
or 208-384-1589.
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For Rent: Heppner, ground
floor, 1 bedroom apt. $250/month
plus electric. Good for singles or
seniors. 676-5857.
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For Rent: small, two bedroom
trailer in Heppner. 676-9771.
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CLASS AD DEADLINE
MONDAYS at 5 p.m.
Cost .50 cents per word
Call 676-9228 to place your
ad in the Heppner G-T
REAL ESTATE
Heritage
Land Co.
180 W. Baltimore
#5, Heppner
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676-5049
• 59,000 - 3 bedroom, 1 bath,
nicely cared for home on one
level. 10’x15’ deck, fenced yard
and storage shed. Convenient to
downtown.
• 16,000 - 13,942 sq. ft. lot with
view of Willow Creek. Ready to
build. Heppner.
• 135,000 - 3-in-1, a best buy! One
main 2-story dwelling with new
windows, 4 bedrooms, 3 bath, oak
kitchen, and one 1 bedroom, 1
bath house and a 2 bedroom, 1
bath house with a basement, all
on one tax lot.
• 95,000 - 3 bedroom, 2 bath older
home on comer lot, new furnace,
windows, sheetrock, paint, wiring,
siding, floor coverings; large cov
ered front porch - a must see!
PRICE REDUCED
> 59,000 - 2-story large older home
with 4 bedrooms, 1 bath on large
lot with storage shed and lots of
off-street parking.
15,000 - flat commercial lot just
off Main Street, Heppner.
Sharon Lewis 676-5233
Bob Ployhar 676-9649
A. Kim Cutsforth 676-9625
David Sykes 676-9228
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Willow
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Realty
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ta t
J o y c e K a y & Jerry H o llo m o n
HOME WITH A VIEW. 3 bedroom
manufactured with attached garage.
Good carpets and vinyl floor covering.
Price includes washer and dryer, drop-
in range and refrigerator; house also
has a garbage disposal and d ish
washer. Lot #421 has wired, insulated
garage. 24'x20’. 25 Canyon Drive. #00-
16 $95,000
LARGE HOME ON CORNER LOT.
3 to 6 bedrooms, has a beauty or bar
ber shop attached and outside storage
buildings. Nice carpet and vinyl floors,
large kitchen, 2)4 bathrooms. Large
master bedroom with dressing room
and double closets with large bathroom.
485 N. Main Street. #00-14. $100,000
GREAT FIXER-UPPER. This prop
erty has great possibilities. House is 2
bedroom, 1020 sq. ft. m/l just waiting
for a creative carpenter. Large lot,
25,693 sq.ft, m/l, level with trees along
Willow Creek; very nice. 515 E. Cowins
St. #01-12 $37,000
PERFECT STARTER HOME OR
RETIREMENT. 2 bedrooms. 1 bath,
carport and 18’x13’ m/l shop, all on a
large corner lot, 100'x100' m/l. Located
in the nice quiet town of lone. Excel
lent place to raise children. 575 E. 2nd
St. #01-19 Asking $45,000
REAL ESTATE
WANTED
Have buyer interested in 5-10
acres of mountain property or
something in the Penland Lake
area.
Have buyer interested in bare
lot at Blake's Ranch.
Contact David Sykes, Heri
tage Land Co., Heppner, (541)
676-9228 or toll-free 1-800-326-
2152.
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Mondays at 5 p.m.
SERVICES
Linoleum, carpet and Pergo
sale and installation. Free esti
mates. Call Tim Hedman, eve
nings, 676-9054. Licensed and
bonded #78201.
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Rooter-Tooter: house drain
lines and septic lines cleaned. Call
Jim Nelson, 145 E. Main, Lex
ington, 989-8369.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Advertise your business with
solid magnet door signs from the
Heppner Gazette-Times. 676-
9228, ask for David.
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Used Wilson Pro-staff over
sized golf clubs. 1-3-5 woods, 3-
pitching wedge irons. In good
condition. Call 676-9877 eve
nings.
3-6-tfx
PETS « ANIMALS
Free bassett mix puppies, four
females, four males. 989-8499.
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Free Puppies: mother AKC
German Shepherd, daddy black
lab fence jumper. 422-7532.
5-8-lc
BUILDING MATERIALS
New steel building, 40x24 was
$5,490, must sell, $3,290. 1-800-
292-0111.
5-8-lp
LOST « FOUND
LOST at Robinson place, Por
cupine Road, female black lab,
spayed. Call 676-5319, Matt and
Darlene Clark.
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In the Service
Army National Guard Pfc.,
Christopher R. Bennetto, has
graduated from basic combat
training at Fort Jackson,
Columbia, S.C.
During the nine weeks of
training, the soldier received in
struction and practice in drill and
ceremony, marching, rifle marks
manship, armed and unarmed
combat, map reading, field tac
tics, military courtesy, military
justice system, physical fitness,
basic first aid, and Army values,
principles, and traditions.
Bennetto is the son of Terri
Bennetto o f lone, and Kevin
Bennetto of Willits, California.
He is a 1999 graduate of lone
High School.
Corns e£ Calluses?
Dr. Donald J. Carlson, Foot Specialist
will be at the Pioneer Memorial Clinic
on M ay 15th fo r the diagnosis
of this and other foot problems.
Call 676-5504 - Heppner
or 567-8750 - Hermiston
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Mustang JV s
blow past Eagles
M u s ta n g ra lly
fa lls s h o r t a g a in s t
Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang JV
baseball team banged out 16 hits
in beating the visiting Wahtonka
Eagles, 19-0, in five innings on
Thursday, May 2, to improve to
7 and 1 on the year. The Mus
tangs play the LaGrande frosh on
Friday, May 10, in a doublehead
er at home beginning at 2 p.m.
They will finish out the season
with a home game against Pilot
Rock on Monday, May 13, at
4:30 p.m.
Jode Coil and Kiel Naims
both walked to lead off the first
and both came home on a wild
pitch to give the Mustangs an
early 2-0 lead. Chuy Elguezabal
had an infield hit and later scored
on a Ben Turrell fielder’s choice
to make it 3-0 after one.
In the second. Coil and
Naims both singled and scored on
a Brian Gutierrez triple. Gutierrez
scored as Luke Murray reached
on an error. Elguezabal tripled to
score Murray and scored as Josh
Gutierrez grounded out, Turrell
singled, John Franswa reached on
an error, Aaron Lueck had an in
field single and Coil scored two
with another single to make it 10-
0.
The Mustangs added two
more in the third when Brian
Gutierrez walked, Donald Adams
reached on a fielder’s choice and
both scored on a Turrell single.
They put the game further out
o f reach in the fourth when
Franswa reached on an error, Coil
singled and Naims was hit by a
pitch. Murray scored two with a
two-out single and Adams scored
another with a single. Josh
Gutierrez had an RBI single,
Turrell scored two more with a
double and Franswa scored an
other with a double to make it 19-
0.
Josh Gutierrez went three in
nings to pick up the win, striking
out four and allowing an infield
single with Coil pitching the fi
nal two innings, giving up no hits
and striking out four.
Terrell led the way at the
plate, going three for four with
fiv* RBJst'Cofl went three for
fouf with three runs scored and
two RBIs, Elguezabal went two
for two, Lueck went two for four,
Murray had three RBIs and Brian
and Josh Gutierrez each had two
RBIs. *
Each Mustang had at least
one hit and the defense was flaw
less, with no errors.
C o n d o n B lu e D evils
By
Statistics
Wahtonka: 000 00-0 1 4
Heppner; 372 7x - 19 16 0
Carter, Kuehal (4) and Kuehal, Carter
(4); Josh Gutierrez, Jode Coil (4), and John
Franswa. W -Gutierrez. L-Carter. 2B:
Heppner-Ben T urrell, Franswa. 3B;
Heppner-Brian Gutierrez. Chuy Elguezabal.
HR-none.
Marriage Licenses
The Morrow County Clerk’s
office reports issuing the follow
ing marriage license(s):
April 30: Antonio Espino
Cancino, 27, Umatilla; and Juana
Espino Sanchez, 26, Umatilla.
May 3: Mario Birrueta, 21,
Kennewick, Washington; and
Magdalena Berenice Mejia, 22,
Pasco, Washington.
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustangs base
ball team scored two runs in the
bottom of the seventh, but came
up one run short as they lost to
the visiting Condon Blue Devils,
5-4, in Columbia Basin Confer
ence play. The Mustangs dropped
to 7 and 2 in the CBC East divi
sion and 13 and 5 overall. They
tied with Condon for first place
in the conference, but the Blue
Devils hold the tiebreaker, hav
ing beaten the Mustangs two of
three times this season.
The Mustangs play a double-
header at Weston-McEwen on
Saturday, May 11, beginning at
11 a.m. and host Umatilla on
Tuesday, May 14, at 4:30 p.m. to
finish up the regular season.
The Blue Devils scored two
runs in the top of the first, but the
Mustangs came back to tie it up
on Stefan M atheny’s single,
Michael McCabe’s single, Billy
G ates’ RBI single and Brad
Adams’ RBI single.
The Blue Devils scored a run
in the third and two more in the
fourth and made it stand up until
the seventh when the Mustangs
mounted a rally.
Chuy Elguezabal walked
with one out. Matheny was hit by
a pitch, McCabe walked and
Gates singled to score two, but
they couldn’t get anymore and
took the loss.
Gates was two for three with
three RBIs and Matheny went
two for three.
Statistics
Condon: 201 200 5-5 6 4
Heppner: 200 000 2-4 6 3
Jared Mitchell. Todd Shaffer (5) and
Randy Carnine; Michael McCabe, Chuy
Elguezabal (5) and Kelly Paullus. W-
Mitchell. L-McCabe. 2B. Condon-Jeremy
Rosenbaum (2). Shaffer. 3B-none. HR:
Condon-Camine.
WCCC ladies
evening league set
According to a spokesperson,
WCCC received an overwhelm
ing positive response to the pro
posal of a Willow Creek Coun
try Club ladies evening league at
a meeting held last Thursday.
Play days are set for Thursday
evenings at 6:30 p.m. and will run
similar to Tuesdays (participation
is not required every week). Golf
ers will sign up as hostesses and
will be in charge of the play for
the evening. The league is open
to all women, 18 years of age or
older, who are members of the
Willow Creek Country Club.
Those interested in partici
pating may show up Thursday
evenings, beginning May 9, by
6:15 p.m., as play will start
promptly at 6:30 p.m.
For more information about
the evening league or Tuesday
play, call Dana Reid at 676-2101
(day) or 676-5367 (evening).
Eleven golfers hit the course
for a Chapman Round following
the meeting. First place went to
Mary Kincaid and Luvilla Son-
stegard, second place to Dana
Reid and Jackie Allstott, and
third place to Dana Reid and
Shari Stahl.
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Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. _
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang base
ball team had 19 hits and scored
25 runs, beating the visiting
Stanfield Tigers, 11-1 and 14-3,
on Saturday, May 4. Both games
ended after five innings due to the
10-run rule. The wins boosted the
Mustangs’ Columbia Basin Con
ference East division record to 9
and 2 and their overall record to
15 and 5.
The Mustangs had a double-
header at Weston-McEwen on
Saturday, May 11, and a single
game at home against Umatilla
on Tuesday, May 14, to close out
the regular season.
The Mustangs took a 3-0 lead
after one in the opener as Chuy
Elguezabal and Stefan Matheny
walked and scored on a Brad
Adams triple. Billy Gates then hit
a sacrifice fly to score Adams.
The Tigers scored a run in the
second but the Mustangs came
back with three more in the third
as Michael McCabe tripled and
scored on Adams’ single, Gates
walked and both came home on
Travis Bellamy’s double.
The Mustangs scored five
more in the fourth as Donald
Adams walked and ended up
scoring on a passed ball.
Elguezabal walked, Brad Adams
hit a two-out two-run homerun
and Gates walked. Bellamy sin
gled, Kelly Paullus had an RBI
single and Bellamy ended up
scoring on an error to make it 11 -
1.
Gates went the distance, giv
ing up only an infield single,
three walks and striking out 11.
Brad Adams led the way at the
plate, going three for three with
five RBIs, with Bellamy going
two for three with two RBIs.
E lguezabal and Gates each
scored two runs.
The Mustangs wasted little
time in the second game, scoring
seven runs in the first inning.
Elguezabal walked, Matheny tri
pled, McCabe hit a homerun,
Brad Adams walked, Bellamy
was hit by a pitch and Paullus
moved both runners up with a
sacrifice bunt. Josh Winters was
hit by a pitch to load the bases.
Brian Gutierrez had an RBI sin
gle, Elguezabal forced in a run by
getting hit by a pitch, Matheny
had an RBI single and another run
scored as McCabe reached on an
error.
In the second. Gates doubled
and Bellamy homered to right
field. Paullus, W inters and
Gutierrez each single, Elguezabal
reached on a fielder’s choice,
McCabe forced in a run with a
walk and Adams cleared the
bases with a double to make it 13-
0.
The Tigers scored two runs
in the third but the Mustangs
came back with a run in the fourth
as Matheny doubled and scored
on McCabe's single.
Matheny picked up the win
on the mound, going the distance,
giving up three hits and two
walks, while striking out four. He
also led the way at the plate, go
ing three for three with two RBIs.
McCabe went two for three
with five RBIs. Gutierrez went
two for two, scored twice and had
an RBI. Bellamy scored two runs
and had two RBIs, Adams had
three RBIs and Elguezabal scored
two runs.
Statistics
First Game
Stanfield: 010 00-1 1 2
Heppner: 303 5x-l 1 7 0
Sabotta and McQuown: Billy Gates
and Kelly Paullus. W-Gates(2-1). L-Sabotta.
2B: Heppner-Travis Bellamy 3B: Heppner-
Michael McCabe. Brad Adams. HR
Heppner-Adams
Second Game
Stanfield: 002 01-3 3 2
Heppner: 760 lx-14 12 3
Flemmer and McQuown; Stefan
Matheny and Paullus W-Matheny (4-0). L-
Flemmer. 2B: Heppner-Matheny, Gates,
Adams 3B: Heppner-Matheny. HR:
Heppner-McCabe. Bellamy
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Mustangs take lone Cards hosts
two from Tigers Sherman County
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Justice Court
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The Justice Court office at
the courthouse in Heppner reports
handling the following business
in the past week:
Jered Lee W icklund, 25,
Heppner-Permitting Animal to
Run at Large. $79 fine. Maintain
ing a Dog as a Public Nuisance.
$79 fine.
Eugene Anthony Doherty,
69, Heppner-Speeding Violation
of the Basic Rule, $87 fine.
C olin M cE U igott and A aron
Tworek try their hand as a doubles
team.
The lone tennis team claimed
six victories on Friday. May 3,
against Sherman County. The
Huskies handed the lone team
five losses. Adam Neiffer lost to
number-one seeded Cole Shelton,
1-8. Aaron Tworek played an
excellent match before losing, 6-
8, to Shilo Langsten. Adam
Neiffer defeated Brett Brown 8-
2. The doubles team of Adam
N eiffer and Adam McCabe
defeated Brett Brown and Willy
Reeves in a tight match, 8-6.
Aaron Tworek and Colin
M cEUigott defeated Katie
Ketchum and Cody Stroud, 8-2.
Paul Neiffer and Johnny Collin
lost to Frankie Welk and
Christine Alley, 3-8. Brian
Bunch and Taylor McEUigott
came back from a 2-5 deficit to
defeat Brad Carlson and Daniel
Hall, 9-7. Caitlin Orem defeated
Marcy Richelderfer, 8-5. Tyler
Raible
defeated
Hannah
Kaseberg, 8-5. Salli McEUigott
and
M acarena
Esposito
succumbed to Kristy Danielson
and Sellah Hill, 2-8. Meghan
McCabe and Sara Peck lost to
Keely Slay and Tiffany Gray, 5-
8.
WCCC ladies
hold play day
Willow Creek Country Club
ladies held a play day on
Tuesday, April 30. Results are as
follows:
Low gross of the field: Karen
Bishop. Low net o f the field:
Lorrene M ontgomery. Least
putts o f the field: Luvilla
Sonstegard.
Flight A: low gross-Missy
C utsforth; low net-Corol
M itchell; least putts-Lynnea
Sargent.
Flight B: low gross-Carol
Hamilton and Lois Hunt; low net-
Bemice Lott; least putts-Carol
Norris.
Flight C: low gross-Jackie
Allstott; low net-Joyce Dinkins;
least putts-Barbara Gilbert.
Chip in: Karen Bishop #17,
Bernice Lott #14. Birdie: Missy
Cutsforth#15, Karen Bishop#18.
Twenty-one players were
present.
lone tennis play
at Umatilla
M acaren a E sp o sito and S a lli
McEUigott team up to defeat their
Umatilla opponents.
lone tennis teams traveled to
Umatilla on Saturday, May 4.
lone posted six wins and two
losses. Caitlin Orem lost to
Marlena White, 4-7. Orem then
doubled up with M eghan
McCabe to defeat Dauna Borden
and Katelyn Lee. 8-3. Salli
M cEUigott and M acarena
Esposito defeated KC Bollinger
and Chelsea Kik, 8-5. Brian
Bunch succumbed to Adrian
Palomino, 1-8. Tyler Raible
defeated Dennis Markley, 8-6.
Adam M cCabe and Adam
Neiffer defeated Bryan Eddy and
Brandon Ybarra. 8-6. Colin
McEUigott and Aaron Tworek
defeated Michael Palamino and
Jimmy Rico, 8-3. Johnny Collin
and Taylor McEUigott easily
defeated Fransisco Valencia and
Pedro Manquez. 8-3.