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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 15,2004 Cardinal Booster Club collects Mustang girls pull out win in almost $700 in cans organizations who donated fourth over Pirates The C ardinal to buy prizes for the Cardinal C itizenship program to reward students for good deeds The group agreed to donate $75. It was suggested the money also be used to help buy paint for the cafeteria Lynn Dee Ramos is checking paint prices and quality. The sixth graders are selling Cardinal banners to hang on the o u tsid e o f homes The banners can be purchased at W heatland Insurance, at the school or by contacting one o f the sixth graders The booster club helped fund that project The club expressed their appreciation for Helen Heideman making pies for the B asketball Bonanza, William Bergstrom for his maintenance help and for Booster Club met Monday, Dec 6 at the school library Thank you notes were read from the high school volleyball and fo o tb all team s. They expressed appreciation to the club for donating the charter buses and providing extra money for meals for district and state playoffs The group that is c o llectin g cans to fund school p ro je c ts has deposited $690.60 in the booster club account The money has been used to supplement meals for the free and reduced lunch students and will be used to fund a library reading program Superintendent Bryn Browning asked for money HOMES & PROPERTIES - FOR SALE — 3 bedroom near park 3 bedroom home across from park. New driveway and pa tio. Two bath (one brand new). $75,000 3 bedroom 1 hath w ith extra lot Home on double lot. Insulated shop with its own drive. L ots o f storage $99,000 Former Kingdom Hall $49,000 ■i* 3 bedroom in Lexington f 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on double lot. Garage and shop $85,000 Very nice hom e by the creek This home is in excellent condition. 2 bedroom, one bath with attached double wide garage Underground sprinkler and much more $ 85,900 2 bedroom in Lexington 2 bedroom single wide with shop, large yard and foundation already laid for new room Garden space too. $50,000 Two lots above lake Ready to build on. One lot $20,900 the other $19,500. View of the lake. CALL DAVID SYKES TO VIEW THESE PROPERTIES (541) 676-9228 days (541) 676-9939 evenings Ihnkl Syhrtt. \grnl 1 - 800 - 326-2152 www.heppner.net KgndCb. REALTOR m 180 W. Baltimore #5 Heppner. OR 97836 www. heppner. net (ft Have your property listed here lea// 676-9228 676-5049 i Ramos will check with Tom Bedortha to see if a community band can be form ed to play at home basketball games Members agreed the ch eerlead ers should be encouraged to cheer for both the boys and girls varsity teams The Big Sky team sign will be taken down and repaired and new team s added on The damage to the G old Cup sign was discussed It was agreed the sign could not be repaired and a new sign would be made A request was made for the club to pay transportation money to the bow ling team fo r costs traveling to Heppner for p ractice Club m em bers denied the request due to the club not providing tran sp o rtatio n money to baseball, softball or g olf participants traveling to Heppner in the past. The club will provide sub sandwich snack meals including a sandw ich, cookie, chips and bottled water to teams traveling to lone for basketball games Team members will be given the meals as they board the bus to return home The first home game will be against D ufur on Jan 4. Karen Padberg will be contacted to be in charge. The next meeting of the Cardinal Booster Club will be Monday, Jan. 3 at 7 p.m. at the school library. Sheriff's Report 1470 square foot meeting hall that would make good church or m eeting place In Lexington New Lower Price food I The Morrow County- Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) re ports handling the following business: Oct. 4: M CSO received a report of a burglar alarm at a location in Irrigon It was determined all was okay; the wrong codes were entered MCSO received a request for a deputy contact reg ard in g an anhydrous ammonia theft sometime over the weekend. Four applicators were tampered with and one truck cap was off. MCSO received a rep o rt from a caller in Heppner that a house was broken into w ith the basement door broken in. MCSO, lone EMTs received a report from a caller in lone that her 18 month old was locked in her car. The car has electric locks. The locksmith was contacted MCSO received a report from a caller in Irrigon o f a hit and run that occurred last night. There was a lot of damage. MCSO received a request for a background check on a male subject for Federal In v estig atio n s Results were mailed M CSO, O regon S tate Police, ODOT, B oardm an Fire D ept., B oardm an am bulance received a report of a motor vehicle accident on 1-84 eastbound, milepost 155.5. A subject was out o f the vehicle and had m inor injuries There was also a vehicle/field fire Another caller reported an additional motor vehicle accident in the same location between and motorcycle and camp trailer CPR was initiated A patient was transported to Good Shepherd Medical Center in Hermiston photo by Sandy Matthews Heppner coach Mark Dowdy coaches the girls varsity team at Pirate game By Rick Paullus A 16-8 advantage in the fourth quarter helped the Heppner Mustang girls to a 39-36 win over the visiting R iverside P irates on Saturday, Dec. 11 in a non league basketball game. The Mustangs hit eight o f 12 free throws in the fourth to help them hang on and improve to 2 and 1 on the year The Mustangs host the M ustang Tourney on Friday and Saturday, Dec 17 and 18 before playing their First C olum bia Basin Conference game at Culver on Tuesday, Dec. 21. Sarah Price scored five points in the first as the teams were tied at 6-6 after one and Susan Southworth had four p o in ts in the second, but the Pirates took an 18-13 lead at the half. Southworth scored off a drive and Megan Orr scored o ff a pass from Shanna Rietmann, but the Pirates still led 24-17. Terra Wilson and Orr hit short jumpers to narrow the game to 24-21 and after four straight by the Pirates, Orr hit a ju m p er to get the Mustangs to within 28-23 after three. The Mustangs came out firing in the fourth as Price hit two free throws, Orr scored off a pass from Rietmann and Lyndi Patton hit a jum per to give the Mustangs a 29-28 lead After the Pirates tied it, Orr scored off a drive, but Riverside came back with five straight to take a 34-31 lead with three minutes left. Wilson and Rietmann each hit one o f two free throws and Orr got a steal and lay-in and Price hit two free throws to give the Mustangs a 37-34 lead with 1:14 left. The Pirates hit two free throws with 15 seconds left, but Rietmann hit two to make it 39-36 with 10 seconds left and the Mustangs held on as a shot at the buzzer fell short Orr led the Mustangs with 12 points, four steals and three rebounds, with S outhw orth adding nine points and six rebounds. Price had seven points and three rebounds, Rietmann had five rebounds and two assists and W ilson and Patton each had two steals Heppner 6 7 10 16- 39 Riverside 6 12 10 8- 36 H eppner- M egan O rr 6 0-0 12, Susan Southworth 3 3-9 9, Sarah Price 1 5-8 7, Shanna Rietmann 1 3-5 5, Terra Wilson 1 2-4 4, Lyndi Patton 1 0-0 2, Blair Keithley, Heather Yocom, Regi Seitz and Mahaley Huddleston Team: 13 13-31 39. 3-pts: none. Riverside- Jessica Burns 6 0-1 15, Tess Haertling 4 3-5 11, Hanna Close 2 0-0 4, Mayra Colin 1 0-0 2, Crystal Weseman 1 0-0 2, Kosha Lomen 1 0-0 2, Aubbree Padilla 0 0-2 0, Suzie Sherman and Marta Wiser Team: 15 3-8 36. 3- pts: Burns 3. M orrow County Gun Club news Sunday, Dec. 12 at Morrow County Gun Club gam es w ere shot all afternoon Steven Crum won two chip shoots Kelwayne Haguewood won one chip shoot and three A nnies. Harvey Childers won five Annies The next shoot will be Sunday, Dec. 19 at 12 p.m This will be B arry’s Birthday Shoot Everyone is welcome Marriage Licenses Dec. 6: K urtis E dw ard Paine, 21, Hermiston and Tiffany Marie Clark, 19, Hermiston L O N G O N M IL E A G E . S H O R T O N E X P E N S E . WHAT ELSE BUT AN AIR LIFE OF OREGON GIFT MEMBERSHIP? LA STS A LL YEAR P R O T E C T S T H E E N T IR E F A M IL Y P R O V ID E S L IF E -S A V IN G T R A N S P O R T T H IS H O L ID A Y S E A S O N , G IV E T H E G IF T T H A T G O E S T H E D IS T A N C E ALL FO R ONLY $ 4 5 ANNUALLY O f OREGON J oin T o d a y ! 8 0 0 -3 5 3 -0 4 9 7 w w w . a i r l i f e . o r g I
