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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 5, 2003 - F IV f Cardinals defeated by unbeaten Honkers Lady Cardinals grab win from Honkers photo by Debbie Radie Nick Christman and Cayle Krebs T he C a rd in a l’s b o y s ’ v a rsity d ro p p e d th e ir g a m e against the only unbeaten Big Sky team, Arlington Honkers, Friday, Jan. 31. lone n ev er trailed by m ore than four points and it all cam e dow n to the final quarter w here the H onkers outscored photo by Debbie Radie the Cardinals 12-6 taking a 50- 46 victory. Nick Christman was the to p sc o re r for lo n e w i t h a l points. Billy G ates added 12 points, Tyler Brow n had eight po in ts and eig h t a ssists and A ndrew Rietm ann added five points. Barbara Holland and Diana McElligott work with each other against the Honkers T he lone Varsity girls dom inated the boards grabbing 60 rebounds, 31 offensive, to give them a 65-32 victory over the A rlington H onkers, Friday, J a n .31. Diana McElligott had 14 p oints, five a ssists and four steals. N atalie M cElligott also scored 14 points, and A shly Gram s added 11 points. Barbara Holland had nine points and 12 rebounds, Tracy Griffith and Sara Peck each had six points, Emily Key chipped in three points and Jenny Griffith added two points. Cardinals lose to Grizzlies C ardinals crush C entral Christian by 50 points The lone Boys crushed C e n tr a l C h r is tia n , 7 6 -2 6 , S a tu rd a y , F e b . 1, p u ttin g themselves back in contention for a spot in the post season. The Cardinals used their large lead to allow the younger players to get som e court tim e and it was nice to catch a glimpse into the future. “We have a lot o f young talent; it is nice to be able to p la y th e m ,” s a id C o a c h Dennis Stefani. Billy Gates exploded for the Cardinals with tour 3-pointers to give him a gam e high o f 19 points. Kelly Thom pson had 12 points and 11 rebounds, and rounding out the double-digit g ro u p , T y ler B row n had 11 points and eight assists. Karl M o rg a n h a d e ig h t p o in ts , Andrew Rietmann had six, Mike Radie, Nick Christman and Tyler Raible had four points apiece and Cayle Krebs added three points. [ WE p r in t H BUSINESS CARDS Heppner G azette- Times 676-9228 1 in the Big Sky Conference and 13-7 overall. N atalie M cE lligott led the w ay w ith 18 p o in ts and Dianna McElligott brought in 13 points. B arbara H olland had e ig h t p o in ts a lo n g w ith 10 rebounds, Jenny Griffith hit two 3-pointers and ended with eight points total and Em ily Key had four points and eight steals. Tracy G riffith and Eva C hitty both a d d e d tw o p o in ts a n d K im M orris hit a free throw adding a point for the team. Heppner Little League Meeting Heppner Little League w ill hold a meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at GD’s Restaurant. V olunteers a re needed an d a n y o n e in te re ste d in coaching, m anaging o r v o lu n te e rin g th e ir tim e is encouraged to a tte n d . (T h e league is especially in need o f a sn ack shack m an ag er a n d field m ain te n a n c e p e rso n .) For m ore in fo rm a tio n , co n tact D oug H o llan d , 676-5067, o r J a n H u d d le sto n , 676-5358. j re|an(j By Claudia Hughes The hills o f Heppner are greening up and the annual Wee Bit O ’ Ireland celebration is but a few w eeks away. H eppner’s St. Patrick’s Com m ittee is on a dead run to make sure they keep at least a step ah ead o f the m ischievous leprechauns! The committee continues to focus on m a k in g th e e v e n t o n e th a t promotes the area, and benefits not only local businesses but the many organizations throughout the Willow Creek Valley. T his year the annual a u c tio n w h ic h fu n d s th e entertainment, teen dance, sheep dog trials, button production, Cruz-in, entertainm ent, parade and publicity will be headed up by the Parents Club. They will work with the Committee and the C ham ber to m ake this the best auction ever and in return will receive one forth o f the auction proceeds. F ather G erry C ondon will be presenting theater again on Thursday, M arch 13. The St. Pat’s Calendar o f Events is now on ww w .H eppner.net and the schedule o f events will be “hot o ff the press” very soon. Start thinking now about parade entries and wearing o ’ the green, when the Irish and the Irish for a w e e k e n d c o m e to g e th e r in Heppner. S a tu rd a y n ig h t entertainment will feature Tiller’s Folly from Canada. Funds were n o t r e q u e s te d fro m th e Recreation District this year, so there will be a charge o f $ 10 for a d u lts an d $5 for c h ild re n . Tickets will go on sale and seating w ill be lim ite d . O th e r entertainment such as the coffee hour, Ceili, and Sheepdog Trials will be free to the public. C o lle c to r s ’ b u tto n s , featuring a leprechaun holding an Irish and A m erican flag will be available soon, thanks to Judie L au g h lin . D ick and Lynnea Sargent and crew are working on the C ruz-In. C ars w'ill be on display all along W illow Street this year. Ew e-do bingo will be located across from Com m uter Cafe on the M iller property. T h e n e x t St. P a t ’s C om m ittee m eeting will be on M onday, Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. at Jo h n ’s Other Place. Volunteers are needed. This is a community event requiring all “leprechauns” to come out o f hiding! lone Schools announce honor roll The lone Schools have published their honor roll lists for Q uarter 2 and Sem ester 1. The following is a list o f the students honored: Lady Cards hand C entral Christian a 45-point loss Central Christian proved no m atch for the lone varsity girls, as the C ardinals handed them a 56-11 loss, Saturday, Feb. 1. The Cardinals rem ain in second place with a record o f 8- ^ yyee photo by Debbie Radie Tyler Brown jumps to block pass from the sidelines. Carl Morgan blocks out. we w ant to win and th at’s the A p o o r f ir s t h a lf difference here tonight. Helix perform ance, Jan. 28, by the wanted it from start to finish” said lone bo y s’ varsity proved once Coach Dennis Stefani. again to be too m uch as they fell Tyler B rown continued 69-52 to the Helix Boys. to lead the Cardinals with a 19- The Grizzlies took a 34- point perform ance and Billy 16 halttime lead but the Cardinals G ates scored tw o 3-pointers m an a g e d to k e e p up in the e n ro u te to h is 10 points. Cay le second half and where outscored Krebs and Karl M organ scored by ju st one point. “ We just can’t s e v e n p o in ts e a c h , K e lly seem to play a whole gam e as if T hom pson added five, N ick C hristm an had four and Arthur Ekstrom had two points. Barbara H olland (4.0), Kasie Peterson (4.0), Alyssa Rietmann ( 4 .0 ) , T y le r R a ib le ( 4 .0 ), K ayleen Vosberg (4.0), Sara P eck , M issy B aker, T ay lo r lone Middle School- McElligott and Amanda Emery; Q 2: Sixth grade- “A ” : Tiana “B” : Kim Morris; Eleventh- “A”: Camarillo (4.0), Kara Clay (4.0), N atalie M cElligott (4.0), Paul Matt Coleman (4.0) and Brenna Neiffer (4.0), Billy Gates, Emily Rietmann; “ B” : Lynzee Sjurset K ey, M eg h an M cC ab e and and Tori Heagy; Seventh- “A” : Johnny Collin; “B”: Nathan Rea, Justin Archer (4.0), Shannon Clay M egan E. M cCabe, Eva Chitty, (4.0) , Em ily R ietm ann (4.0), T im D o h e rty a n d C u rtis K a y le e P a lm a te e r and K ip Thom pson; and Twelfth- “A ” : Krebs; “ B ” : Teonna Vandever, Sheena Christm an (4.0), Tracy A lan R ietm ann, Paul Ham s, G riffith (4.0), Cam eron Krebs Kylee Svetich and Max Trahan; (4.0) , D iana M cElligott (4.0), and Eighth- “ A” : K ayla LaRue Caitlin Orem (4.0), M ike Radie and Stephanie H olland; “ B” : (4.0) , Koby Rea (4.0), Ashley Aimee Emery, Megan Tollefson Roberts (4.0), Til Tullis (4.0), and Meghan Gaines. Jamie VandenBrink (4.0), Cody lone Middle School- Bergstrom, Jaysi Bennetto, Brian S1: Sixth grade- “A” : Kara Clay G utierrez, C ayle K rebs, Dan (4.0) , Matt Coleman (4.0), Tiana N olan and Karl M organ; “ B ” : Camarillo and Brenna Rietmann; Andrew Rietmann. “ B": Lynzee Sjurset; Seventh- lone High School- SI: “A”: Justin Archer (4.0), Shannon Ninth grade- “A” : Tyler Brown, Clay (4.0), Emily Rietmann (4.0), Abby Key and Ashly Grams; K ip K re b s a n d K a y le e “B” : Dan Satterly, Jenny Griffith Palmateer; “B”: Alan Rietmann, and Kyle Palmateer; Tenth- “A”: Teonna Vandever, Kylee Svetich M issy Baker, N ick Christm an and M ax Trahan; and Eighth- (4 .0 ) , A rthur E kstrom (4.0), “ A ” : K a y la L a R u e (4 .0 ), Barbara H olland (4.0), Taylor Stephanie H olland and Aim ee M cE lligott, Sara Peck (4.0), Emery; “ B” : M eghan Gaines, K asie Peterson (4.0), A lyssa M egan Tollefson and A m ber Rietmann (4.0), Tyler Raible (4.0) Patton. and Kayleen Vosbeig (4.0); “B” : lone High School- Q2: Amanda Emery and Kim Morris; Eleventh- “A” : Natalie McElligott N inth grade- “A” : Abby Key and A shly Gram s; “ B” : Tyler (4.0) , Paul Neiffer (4.0), Johnny Brown, Jennifer G riffith, Kyle Collin, Billy Gates, Emily Key P alm ateer and Dan Satterly; and Meghan McCabe; “B” : Tim Tenth- “ A ” : N ick C hristm an Doherty, M egan E. M cCabe, (4 .0 ) , A rth u r Ekstrom (4.0), N a th a n R e a an d C u r tis Thom pson; and Twelfth- “A ” : Ja y si B e n n e tto (4 .0 ), C o d y Bergstrom , Sheena C hristm an ( 4 .0 ) , T racy G riffith (4 .0 ), C am eron K rebs (4.0), C ayle Krebs, Diana M cElligott (4.0), K arl M organ, C aitlin O rem (4.0) , M ike Radie, Koby Rea (4.0) , Ashley Roberts (4.0), Til T u llis ( 4 .0 ) a n d J a m ie VandenBrink (4.0); “B” : Brian G u tie r r e z , D an N o la n a n d Andrew Rietmann. Lady Cards gain win over Grizzlies VALENTINE*» DINNER SPECIAL a t JCDN*S CYDER P LA CE Friday, February 14th With Live Music fcr veur dancina pleasure featurina Leather and Lace (frcm L>endletc n) - John is preparing a special menu fo r Valentine’s Day: Your choice of 8 oz., 10 oz., or 12 oz. Tenderloin of Beef or Prime Rib Au Jus, cut to your specification (small, medium or large cut) or Whole roasted Cornish Game Hens with a delightful orange sauce All dinners include salad, bread, a choice of potatoes, rice or pasta, and dessert. This package also includes your choice of wine or champagne. FOR RESERVATIONS, CALL 676-5017 John's Other Place • M ain Street, Heppner Eva Chitty, Barb Holland, Caitlin Orem, Jenny Griffith A fter a slow start Jan. 28, the lone varsity girls found them selves facing a three-point deficit after the first quarter but m anaged to take a slim 19-13 halftim e lead against the Helix Girls. The Cardinals found their legs though in the second half and outscored the Grizzlies 38-9 to take a 57-26 victory. N atalie M cElligott led lo n e w ith 20 p o in ts, D iana M cElligott follow ed with 12 points shooting eight for eight from the free throw line. Sara Peck added six points, Barbara H o llan d c o n n e cte d for five points, while Tracy Griffith, Emily Key and Ashly G ram s scored four points a piece and Eva Chitty chipped in w ith two points. » WE PRINT COMPUTER FORMS Heppner Gazette-Times 676-9228
