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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 4, 2002 - THREÉ” Defense keys Mustangs win over Cobras By Rick Paullus Led by inside linebackers Donald and Brad Adams, the Heppner Mustangs shut out the visiting Central Linn Cobras, 26- 0, in the first football game of the year on Friday, Aug. 30. The Mustangs, controlling play for most of the game, held the Co bras to 38 yards rushing and 91 yards passing, 50 o f which came on one play late in the game. The Mustangs will host Vernonia on Friday, Sept. 6, in another non-league game. Ver nonia was to play The Dalles on that night; however, Wahtonka is not playing a varsity schedule this year, so the Mustangs will have a bye on the week of Oct. 4, when they were to have played the Ea gles. The Cobras kicked off to open the game with the Mustangs taking over at their own 29. Brad Adams ran for three. Tanner Britt hit Kyle Lovgren for nine and a first down, Tyler Boyer picked up seven and Britt ran for four more and another first down at the Cen tral Linn 49. Adams ran for four, Lovgren lost two and Britt hit Chuy Elguezabal for six to bring up fourth down; however, the Cobras jumped offsides to give the Mustangs a first down at the 37 yard line. Adams ran three times for 14 yards, Boyer picked up four, Elguezabal caught a short pass from Britt for four yards, then ran 14 yards for the Mus tangs first touchdown of the year. A bobbled snap on the extra point attempt resulted in a 6-0 Heppner 'lead after one quarter of play. The teams traded pos sessions, then the Mustangs held 'on fourth down to take over at the Cobra 44 yard line. Britt hit Adams for 20 yards, then shuf fled a pass to Lovgren who took it in from 24 yards out for the touchdown. The two-point con version try failed, so the Mus tangs led 12-0 with 8:41 left in the first half. Donald Adams recov ered a fumble at the Cobra 48, but the Mustangs gave it back on an interception at the 10-yard line. The H eppner defense held and after a bad snap on the punt, the Mustangs took over at the 18 o f Central Linn. After an offsides penalty, Elguezabal ran for 10 yards and a first down at the three. Boyer took it inside the one and Britt punched it in for the touchdown. Elguezabal kicked the extra point to make it 19-0 at half time. » The Cobras took the sec ond half kickoff and were mov in g the ball until Jode Coil rushed Tin from his comerback position and sacked the quarter for a 12- yard loss. Elguezabal returned the punt to the Central Linn 45, but the Mustangs gave it right back on a fumble. W e Print Business C ards Heppner G a zette -T im e s 676-9228 The two team s traded possessions through the third quarter. Early in the fourth Adam Bergstrom had a sack for a 12- yard loss to force a punt, which Boyer returned 21 yards to the Cobras’ 48-yard line. On third and nine, Lovgren broke free for 15 yards and a first down at the 31. Adams ran for nine, Lovgren picked up two more and another first down, Adams ran for three more; the Cobras jumped offsides and Britt hit Lovgren in the flat for five yards and a first down at the sev en. Adams ran for two, and, after another offsides on Central Linn, went for three more yards and the final touchdown. Elguezabal’s kick was good to make it 26-0 with 4:26 left in the game. The Cobras drove to the Mustangs 10, but Justin Botefuhr intercepted a pass at the goal line and returned it to the 28-yard line. The Mustangs emptied the bench and were unable to move the ball, but Brian Smith recovered a fumble on the punt at the Mustang 37 yard line. Af ter giving the ball back on a fum ble, Smith sacked the quarterback for a 15-yard loss to run out the clock. Brad A dam s finished with 25 defensive points, includ ing five tackles for losses, with Donald Adams getting 19 defen sive points, including a fumble re covery. Elguezabal had 15 defen sive points, including a fumble re covery, while Coil and Botefuhr each had 14 points and Smith had eight points. Brad A dam s finished with 77 yards on 17 carries and caught two passes for 22 yards. Elguezabal rushed twice for 24 yards and caught three passes for 17 yards. Lovgren ran four times for 17 yards and caught three passes for 38 yards. Boyer ran five times for 22 yards. Britt hit nine of 15 pass es for 85 yards and a touchdown. He had one interception. Statistics Central Linn: 0 0 0 0 - 0 Heppner: 6 13 0 7 - 26 First Quarter Heppner-Chuy Elguezabal 14 yard run (run failed) 4:29. Second Quarter H eppner-K yler Lovgren 24 yard pass from Tanner Britt (pass failed) 8:41 ; Britt one yard run (Elguezabal kick) 5:32. Fourth Quarter H eppner-Brad Adams three yard run (Elguezabal kick) 4:26. Individual Stats Rushing: Central Linn-Cory Hoier 9-32, Stuart Short 6-11, Kyle H om es 4 -8, M iles L ehto 13 - ( - 13); Heppner-B. Adams 17-77, Elguezabal 2- 24, Tyler Boyer 5-22, Lovgren 4-17, Britt 3-5, Aaron Delveaux 1-1, Kyle Carlson 1-1. Passing: Central Linn-Lehto 4- 18-1 91; Heppner-Britt 9-15-1 85. Receiving: Central Linn-Hoier 2- 64, Kodi Sell 2-27; Heppner-Lovgren 3- 38, B. Adams 2-22, Elguezabal 3-17, Luke Murray 1-8. Sept. 5th ~ Thursday Ladies Night. We took the sum m er off... now Ladies Nights are back! Rick and Joan Smith will be serving chicken fried steaks with all the fixings. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. Lodge meeting begins at 8 p.m. H E P PN E R EL K S 358 676-9181 "Where Friend* M eet" 142 North Main M orrow C ounty Fair results have been posted. The w inners for the follow ing categories are as follows: Education Displays, Other, Junior (Educational D isplays, O ther (for Fair Only)): Aidan A. Burt, Lexington, Champion and Blue ribbons with a special award for Best 4-H E ducational D isplay; Alex Carlson, lone. Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons; Emily Rietmann, lone. Blue ribbon. Presentation, Individ ual, Junior (Public Speaking): K elli E Jones, Boardman, Champion and Blue ribbons with a special award for Best Ju n io r Individual P resentation; Jack D Fisher, Boardman, Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons; Shannon Clay, lo n e, Blue ribbon; Emily Rietmann, lone. Blue ribbon with a special aw ard for Best A g ricu ltu re Presentation; Margaret E. Armato, Heppner, Red ribbon; Kara E. Clay, lone, received a Red ribbon; Whitney M. Wehrli, lone. Red ribbon; Aidan A. Burt, o f Lexington, received a Red ribbon. Presentation, Individ ual, Interm ediate (Public Speaking): Shanna Rietmann, Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons with a special award for Overall Outstanding P resen tatio n ; Jace Jones, Boardman, Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons; William Wehrli, lone. Blue ribbon. Presentation, Individual, Senior (Public Speaking): Paula Spicerkuhn, Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons. Presen tation , Team, Junior (Public Speaking): Jordan Mittelsdorf, Boardman, Cham pion and Blue ribbons; K enna P urcell, B oardm an, Champion and Blue ribbons. P resentation, Team, Senior (Public Speaking): Alyssa Rietmann, lone, received Blue ribbon; Em ily Key, Lexington, Blue ribbon. O riginal Art, Draw/ Sketch, Shaded draw, Junior (Art Painting): Jennah L. M ittelsdorf, B oardm an, Red ribbon. O riginal Art, Draw/ Sketch, Shaded draw, Senior (Art Painting): Meaghan Unruh, Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons with a special award for O utstanding C reative Arts Exhibit; Emily Unruh, Heppner, Reserve Cham pion and Blue ribbons. O riginal Art, Draw/ Sketch, Senior, Line & Shade Combo draw (Art Painting): Emily Unruh, Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons with a special award for Best O f Show Pigeon. Original Art, Other 2- D Work, Junior (Art Painting): Anna Unruh, Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons. N on-O riginal Art, Stencil/Print/Stamp, Junior (Art Painting): K risten J. VanCleave, Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons; Nicole L. Fritz, Boardman, Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons. Non-O riginal Art, Stencil/Print/Stamp, Int (Art Painting): K ylee D isque, Lexington, Champion and Blue ribbons; Mindy R.S. Wenberg, Heppner, Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons; Kristal R Temple, Lexington, Blue ribbon. Non-O riginal Art, Collage/Decoupage/ Assem bly, Senior (Art Painting): M eaghan Unruh, VIRGIL and V ( T 'v * P lea se jo in us in c e le b r a tin g th e ir a n n iv e r sa r g bg a tte n d in g a sp e c ia l “coffee h o u r in th e ir h on or on S u n d a g , S e p te m b e r S a t th e IUCC a t 12 :3 0 p .m . A L L A R E W ELCOM E. ” N o g ifts p le a se . (J-* - ' ANNIVERSARY .. ! (% X ribbons; Caitlin Orem, lone. Red ribbon; Emily Key, Lexington, Red ribbon. Photography, Junior, Series or Story (Photography): A idan A Burt, Lexington, Cham pion and Blue ribbons; Emily Rietmann, lone. Reserve Cham pion and Blue ribbons; Whitney M atthews, Heppner, Blue ribbon; Lynzee R. Sjurset, lone, Blue ribbon. Photography, Int, Series or Story (Photography): Tyler Boyer, Lexington, Champion and Blue ribbons; Kim Morris, lone. Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons; Roy Proctor, H eppner, two Red ribbons; Shanna Rietmann, Heppner, Red ribbon; Miranda Hunt, lone. Red ribbon. Photography, Senior, Series or Story (Photography): Julie Proctor, Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons; Caitlin Orem, lone. Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons. Photography, Junior, Special Effects (Photography): Emily Rietmann, lone, Champion and Blue ribbons with a special award for Best Expressive Arts Exhibit; Aidan A. Burt, Lexington, Reserve Cham pion and Blue ribbons. Photography, Junior, Other Creative Uses (Photography): Lynzee R Sjurset, lone. Red ribbon. Photography, Int, O ther Creative Uses (Photography): Tyler Boyer, Lexington, Champion and Blue ribbons. Photography, Senior, O ther Creative Uses (Photography): Caitlin Orem, lone. Champion and Blue ribbons; Emily Key, Lexington, Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons. MSWCD hires new employee Cory Cooley, 26, has joined the Morrow Soil and Water Conservation District team. C ooley was born in Heppner and later moved with his family to Pendleton. He attended Blue M ountain Com m unity C ollege in P e n d le to n and received a tw o-year associate o f arts transfer degree. He then went to Oregon State University in C o rv a llis , w here he g ra d u a te d w ith a bach elo r o f Cory Cooley science degree in fish and wildlife. He then moved to Hermiston, where he did land surveys on a contract basis. In Heppner, Cooley will be helping work on the “buffer initiative." He will be working with private landowners to make sure there is a proper buffer around river, lakes, streams and other bodies o f water. He said that one goal is to ensure that there is proper vegetation around these areas. “Vegetation helps the soil and shades the water,” said Cooley. Also, the trees and shrubs provide an area for wildlife, as well as provide food for fish. Cooley and his wife of one year are in the process of m oving to H eppner from Hermiston. W hen not w orking, Cooley enjoys golfing, fishing and hunting, and spending time with friends. He and his wife also enjoy singing in a quartet with two of their friends. Cooley says he likes the area and is excited about the job. ? f * f EYE HEALTH and VISION CARE 25th » W YYV Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons; Emily Unruh, Heppner, Reserve Cham pion and Blue ribbons. Non-O riginal Art, Wearable accessory, Junior (Art Painting): Anna Unruh, Heppner, Blue ribbon. Photography, Junior, B & W Snapshots (Photography): Emily Rietmann, lone. Champion and Blue ribbons; Tiana J Camarillo, lone, Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons. Photography, Int, B & W Snapshots (Photography): Kyle H uddleston, H eppner, Champion and Blue ribbons; Kim Morris, lone. Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons; A lyssa Rietmann, lone. Blue ribbon; Tyler Boyer, Lexington, Blue ribbon; Roy Proctor, Heppner, Red ribbon; Shanna R ietm ann, Heppner, Red ribbon. Photography, Senior, B & W Snapshots (Photography): Julie Proctor, Heppner, Red ribbon; Shelley Rietmann, Heppner, Red ribbon; Emily Key, Lexington, Red ribbon. Photography, Junior, Color Snapshots (Photography): Emily Rietmann, lone. Champion and Blue ribbons; Tiana J Camarillo, lone, Reserve Cham pion and Blue ribbons; Lynzee R Sjurset, lone, Red ribbon; Aidan A Burt, Lexington, Red ribbon. Photography, Int, Color Snapshots (Photography): Kim Morris, lone. Champion ancfBlue ribbons; Alyssa Rietmann, lone. Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons; Kyle H uddleston, H eppner, Blue ribbon; Roy Proctor, Heppner, Blue ribbon; Shanna Rietmann, Heppner, Red ribbon; Miranda Hunt, lone. Red ribbon. Photography, Senior, Color Snapshots (Photography): Julie Proctor, Heppner, Champion and Blue ribbons; Caitlin Orem, lone. Red ribbon. Photography, Junior, B & W Comm Enlargement (Photography): Emily Rietmann, lone. Champion and Blue ribbons; Tiana J Camarillo, lone. Reserve Cham pion and Blue ribbons; W hitney M atthews, Heppner, Red ribbon. Photography, Int, B & W Comm Enlargem ent (Photography): A lyssa Rietmann, lone. Champion and Blue ribbons; Shanna Rietmann, Heppner. Reserve Champion and Blue ribbons; Kyle Huddleston, H eppner, Blue ribbon; Roy Proctor, Heppner, Blue ribbon; Kim Morris, lone, Blue ribbon. Photography, Junior, Color Comm Enlargement (Photography): Emily Rietmann. lone. Champion and Blue ribbons with a special award for Best 4- H Photography Enlargem ent Exhibit; Aidan A. Burt, Lexington, Reserve Cham pion and Blue ribbons with a special award for Best 4-H Photography Exhibit; Tiana J Camarillo, lone. Blue ribbon; Lynzee R. Sjurset, lone. Blue ribbon; Whitney Matthews, Heppner, Red ribbon. Photography, Int, Color Comm Enlargement (Photography): Kim Morris, lone. Champion and Blue ribbons; Shanna R ietm ann, H eppner, Reserve Cham pion and Blue ribbons; Miranda Hunt, lone. Blue ribbon; Alyssa Rietmann, lone. Blue ribbon; Tyler Boyer, Lexington, Blue ribbon; Roy Proctor, Heppner, Red ribbon. Photography, Senior, Color Comm Enlargement (Photography): Julie Proctor, Heppner, Champion and Blue Robert D Rolen, O.D. DEBBIE MORGAN’S O bituaries 2002 Morrow County Fair results 1 2 8 W e s t W illo w • H ep pn er T u e s d a y s b y a p p o in tm e n t 6 7 6 -9 6 6 5 Serving Heppner since 1986 é ) J I \ ) \ ) ( t '( ( { L .. Kikue “Mayko” Buchanan Kikue “ M ayko” Buchanan, 74, of Irrigon died Wednesday, Aug. 28,2002, at her home in Irrigon. A memorial graveside service was held Saturday, Aug. 31, 2002, at D esert Lawn Memorial Cemetery in Irrigon. Disposition was by cremation. She was born April 3, 1928, at Yahata, Kyushu, Japan, to Moriyuld and Keiko Abe. Mrs. Buchanan was a resident of Irrigon since 1953. She married Orville J. Buchanan, on July 27, 1947, while he was serving in the U.S. Army and stationed in Japan. They arrived in the U.S. with sons, Robert and Bruce, in November of 1952. The family moved to Irrigon in 1953. Wayne, their third son, was bom in Hermiston in 1954. She was activ ely involved in many community events and charitable activities. She taught 4-H classes in canning and cooking, and offered the first crochet class in Oregon during 1975-1978. She was honored with the Morrow County Extension Homemaker of the Year award in 1988. For 18 years, she organized the “Children’s Coat Drive” and also worked with local schools to provide children in need with eye exam inations, glasses, sport shoes and clothing. She also participated in the Irrigon Watermelon Festival where her homemade pies were a favorite sell-out. From the beginning in 1986 until her illness started in 1999, she also volunteered at the Stokes Landing Senior Citizens Center in Irrigon. She enjoyed gardening, cooking, flowers, crocheting, knitting, quilting and walking the Columbia River shoreline in front of their home. She loved and lived for her husband, children, grandchildren, and g rea t grandchildren. She always cared for the less fortunate and held to the ideal that everyone and anyone can work toward and fulfill their dreams. She is survived by husband, Orville Buchanan; sons and daughter-in-laws, Robert and Donna Buchanan. Bruce and Adrianna Buchanan, and Wayne and Diane Buchanan; grandchildren and spouses, R ussell Buchanan, Brian Buchanan, Eric and M ollie B uchanan, Jason and M aria Buchanan, Jessica Buchanan, and B rienna Buchanan; and great-grandchildren, Trenton Buchanan. Brandon Buchanan and Vanessa Buchanan. Memorial contributions may be made to Stokes Landing Senior Center in Irrigon. Burns M ortuary o f H erm iston was in charge of arrangements. Volleyball clinic and program begins A free volleyball clinic and program for Heppner and lone boys and girls in the third through sixth grades begins Sunday, Sept. 8. The clinic will be held at the Heppner High School gym, with third and fourth-graders meeting from 1 to 3 p.m.. and fifth and sixth-graders meeting from 3 to 5:30 p.m. The program will run from Sept. 8 to Oct. 13. Practices will be on Friday afternoons, with games on Sunday afternoons. Players are required to have gym shoes, kneepads and w ater bottles. Youth kneepads will be available for purchase, at $10.75 a pair. If you have any questions or suggestions contact Missy Cutsforth, at 989-8104. Wedding Tables Erin Melton & Colin Anderson Wedding: Saturday, September 7th ^ MlUftOlJ'J D aiu ) 217 North Main • Heppner • 676-9158 Serving Heppner, Lexington A lone
