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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 22, 2004 Mustang girls rout Knights Lady Cards win one, lose one at Enterprise tournament games The team played great and worked hard If they could have made a few more of the foul shots, we would have won.” He also said, “Spray always has a fast and a good By Marie Key shooting team They hit a lot of three pointers and it is a hard place to play Our 11 kids are improving every game The Lady Cardinals traveled to Enterprise for a and they all play a lot of minutes That’s what JV is about ” tournament on Friday, Dec 10 and Saturday, Dec 11 In the first game, lone easily defeated Wallowa 48- 19 on Friday, Dec 10. Sara Peck led the team with 15 points She also had nine rebounds, three steals and one assist By Marie Key Amber Patton had 10 points, led with 11 rebounds, one blocked shot, one assist and three steals Ashly Grams In their first game of lone’s annual Basketball had nine points, four rebounds and three steals Jenny Bonanza, the JV boys lost to Enterprise 50-37 on Friday, Griffith and Alyssa Rietmann had five points each. Griffith Dec 3 also had five rebounds and led with seven steals Rietmann Alan Rietmann led the Cardinals with 10 points had two rebounds and two steals Kaylee Palmateer and Others contributing were Paul Hams, six points; Taylor Emily Rietmann also had six rebounds and one steal McElligott, five points; Cody Keisling, Kyle Palmateer and Julianna VandenBrink had one rebound. Dan Long, two points each. In their second game of the Enterprise tournament Coach Jim Swanson said, “We have a pretty young on Saturday, Dec 11, lone lost to Pilot Rock 48-27. group o f boys and they were a little tight at first We shot Patton led the Lady Cards with nine points Peck the ball a lot, but nothing fell until the second half Then was close behind with eight points Peck led with 11 we played with them, but when you spot them 20 plus points rebounds and had one steal. Patton had eight rebounds and in the first half, it was hard to catch up I was really proud one assist She also led with three steals and three blocked of how they played hard and had fun ” shots Griffith had five points and two rebounds Kylee Svetich and Emily Rietmann had two points each. Svetich Megan Orr (#5) watches Terra Wilson (#15) make a shot also had seven rebounds Emily Rietmann had one rebound Alyssa Rietmann had one point, five rebounds, two steals By Marie Key By Rick Paullus and one assist assists, with Price The Heppner four Others contributing were Kayla LaRue with two adding six points. Lyndi In their second game of lone’s Basketball Bonanza, Mustang varsity girls had no Patton had rebounds, Julianna VandenBrink with one rebound and seven rebounds Saturday, Dec. 4, the JV boys were defeated by Umatilla trouble beating the Walla and two steals, Kaylee Palmateer. Heather 65-36 Walla Valley Academy Yocom had five rebounds Dan Long led the team with 13 points. Others Knights on Tuesday, Dec five steals and Shanna contributing were Alan Rietmann, eight points, Paul Hams, 14, winning 42-22 in College and Rietmann had four steals and six points; Kip Krebs, four points; Kyle Palmateer, three Place. points; and Justin Archer with two points. The Mustangs, now three assists By Marie Key Heppner 8 12 14 8- Coach Jim Swanson said, “We were playing against 3 and 1, will play Grant 42 lone traveled to Enterprise for a tournament on a very good aggressive 2A school. We were pretty Union at home on Thursday, WWVA 5 9 4 4-22 outmatched I was very proud of our kids for their hard Dec. 23 before going to John Friday, Dec 10 and Saturday, Dec. 11. Megan Day on Monday, Dec. 27 and Orr 7 0-1 Heppner- In the first game, lone easily defeated Enterprise work.” 14, Sarah Price 2 to Imbler on Tuesday, Dec 2-4 6, Shanna on Dec. 10, 76-48 Rietmann 1 2- Tony Bolin led the team with 23 points. He also led HHS Booster Club elects 2005 officers 28. 2 4, Terra Wilson 2-4 4, The Mustangs led 8- Lyndi Patton 2 1 0-0 The Heppner High keep stocked and possibly with 11 rebounds and seven assists and had one steal 4, Kelly Thompson had 19 points, one rebound and School Booster Club held its purchase a new griddle It 5 after one, getting four Mahaley Huddleston 2 0-0 4, led with seven assists Tyler Brown added 15 points, two December meeting on Dec. was discussed that various points from Sarah Price Heather Yocom 1 1-2 3, organizations might like to They took a 20-14 lead at the Lynan Bingham 1 0-0 2, assists, 10 rebounds, one blocked shot and tied for lead in 8 at the school. Officers for 2005 work the Snack Shack and half, getting four points each Linsey Mitchell 0 1-21, Blair steals with three Nick Christman had 13 points, three assists, five rebounds and tied for lead in steals with three were elected with: Ron come up with some kind of from Megan Orr and Keithley and Regi Seitz Mahaley Huddleston in the Team: 17 8-15 42. 3-pts: Tyler Raible, Alan Rietmann and Dan Long had two points Bowman- president; Reica split for the profits second quarter Orr scored none In new business: each Raible also had one rebounds, one blocked shot and Herbison- vice president; It was decided that four points in the third and one steal Rietmann had one assist, two rebounds and one Renee Yocom- secretary; Walla Walla Valley steal Long had three rebounds. Also contributing were and Gayle Gutierrez- breakfast will be made for four more in the fourth as the Academy- Heid 2 2-6 6, the basketball tournament Mustangs defense held the Bechtel 2 1-2 6, W. Smith 3 Taylor McElligott with one assist, Kip Krebs with two treasurer Final figures on the for all the players. Booster Knights to eight points in the 1-3 7, A Smith 1 0-0 2, rebounds and one steal and Arthur Ekstrom with one steal In the second game of the tournament on Dec 11, auction were $15,523.50 Club will put $200 toward second half and they cruised Potter 0 1-2 1, Corely, to the win. lone defeated Pilot Rock 56-47, to win the tournament. profit. Rental fees for the the hospitality room. Becker, Larson and Hanson. Orr led the Mustangs Team: In other business, As the first quarter ended, Pilot Rock was ahead Elk’s lodge for next year 8 5-13 22. 3-pts: Grant said he had received a with 14 points, five Bechtel 13-9 At halftime they still led by one point. The third quarter were discussed. The Booster Club letter from the St Helen’s rebounds, five steals and ended with Pilot Rock ahead by two points, 40-38 The notes o f Booster Club regarding Cardinals came back in the fourth quarter determined to received win and had an 18-point run, holding Pilot Rock to seven appreciation from the Lost writing letters to put a bit of River football team and the pressure on the government. points. for Brown led the team with 23 points and led with 10 Shamrockettes The next booster donations club meeting will be Jan. 12, rebounds He also had two assists and one steal The follow ing 2005 in Gentry’s room at Bolin had 11 points, one assist, six rebounds and Heppner Christian Church is holding a candlelight one steal Christman had nine points, one assist, six delegations presented HHS Christmas Eve service on Dec. 24 at 6 p.m. rebounds and tied for lead in steals with three Thompson requests to the club: “It is a time we can just get together for a short -Baseball coach Rick had seven points, three rebounds, one blocked shot, tied service to remember why we celebrate Christmas,” said for lead in steals with three and led assists with five Raible Paullus wants the Booster Pastor Andrew Johnson. had four points, one assist, two rebounds and led blocked Club to consider purchasing The community is invited to attend and all are shots with three Rietmann had two points and four 22 jackets for the team welcome. “We hope each and every one of you have a very Leftover varsity jackets will rebounds Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,” added Pastor go to JV players. Greg Grant Johnson. will check to see where baseball is on the uniform By Marie Key rotation and report back. T h a n k sg iv in g is over, Community a n d C h r istin a s is near. -The music members are cordially lone traveled to Spray on Tuesday, Dec 14 and department requested invited to attend a 7 0 th B irth d a y is a lm o st here!! lost by seven points, 48-55. Booster Club money for celebration honoring retiring W e're g e ttin g to g eth er Dan Long led the team with 22 points. sweatshirts and t- Morrow County Clerk To w ish h im w ell. Others contributing were Justin Archer, 10 points, hooded shirts. The club approved If y o u ca n jo in us. Barbara Bloodsworth The Alan Rietmann, eight points; Paul Hams and Kyle $500 to be put in the HS celebration will be held on T h a t w o u ld be sw ell!!! Palmateer, two points each; and Cody Keisling and Kip Band account toward the Monday, Jan. 3, 2005, from Hope to see you there!! Krebs, one point each H ep p n er Elks L od g e shirts. The shirts will belong 3-5 p m in the Courthouse D ecem b er 2 8, 2 0 0 4 4 to 7 p.m . Coach Jim Swanson stated, “Dan Long had a to the school and any band/ foyer N o G ifts - J u s t “ T ull T a les” N o -H o st B ar powerful game with 22 points and 10 rebounds Justin choir student who wishes to Archer followed with 10 points and nine assists, but when keep their sweatshirt or t- you only make three for 20 foul shots, you can’t win any shirt will have to pay for their own. -The junior high volleyball team purchased Well, here’s something some travel t-shirts and Terri to chew on... Gentry requested funds to help pay for them It was Two Good Deals that say “Not Baaaaad!” agreed to put $166.97 into the Wild Horse Club account to cover that purchase Premium Checking Account* 30-Month CD In old business: Interest Rate Bill Kuhn is working APY* Rate Rate APY* on the tax-id project 1.51% S0-S99.999.99 1.50% The by-law S100,000-S249,999.99 2 . 02 % 2 . 00 % committee is planning on 3.50% 3.55% meeting and getting copies 2.53% 2.50% $250,000 and up of other by-laws to use as •APY (Annual Percentage Yield). Min. opening •APY(AnnealPercentageYield) APYnaccunte«ofIl/IAM. balance to receive disclosed APY b 510,000 Offer example of how to put the ••Mm opening balance receive ducloeed APY a 525.000 good 1/01/04-12/31AM Some reatrietkro apply ••525,000 avenge conectad balance re evoid 520 aeavnee charge Club’s together Penalty for early withdrawal equal to one year s ¡mere* Cannot be combined with any other offer The junior class has $425 worth of merchandise inventory left over from the Snack Shack and are willing to take $200 for it It was decided to pay the Junior Member FDIC Class the $200 It was agreed to order supplies to Cardinal JV boys lose to Enterprise lone JV boys defeated by Umatilla Cardinal boys win Enterprise tournament Candlelight Christmas Eve service to be held Cardinal JV boys lose to Spray Retirement celebration to be held for retiring clerk Low rates got your Goat? to 1 moeebh Bank of
