FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 12, 2005
St. Patrick’s Senior Center news
Mustang JV girls nipped by Vikings Mustang JV girls run past Riverside
B> Kick Paullus
election o f new members and
officers The meeting will
take place in the office If
more room is needed, it will
be moved to one o f the other
rooms
On Wednesday, Jan
12, at 11:30 a m., Shari
Smith will speak to the
w hole group concerning
Senior Advocacy Day at the
legislature
Christian Life Center
volunteers are hosts during
the noon meal on Jan 19
The menu for the day is
chicken and dumplings, peas
and carrots, orange slices,
cookies and milk
M em bers
are
rem inded o f the annual
meeting o f the Board o f
Directors and members, for
the annual rep o rt and
A 9-0 run after one
carried
the
H eppner
Mustang JV girls to a 46-11
win over the Riverside “C”
team on Monday, Jan 9 in
H eppner The M ustangs,
now 4-5 on the year, will be
at Pilot Rock on Friday, Jan
14 and will be back at home
against Culver on Saturday,
Jan 15
Whitney Matthews
hit four o f four free throws
in the First to help the
Mustangs to a 9-0 lead Cyde
Coil then hit a 3-pointer and
Aftan Betsinger hit four of
six free throws as they took
a 25-5 lead at the half
Coil hit another 3-
pointer in the third as the
Mustangs took a 36-9 lead
after th ree and K atie
Kilkenny scored four points
in the fourth as they coasted
to the win
Matthews had eight
HHS softball team to hold fundraiser
Photo bv Sandy Matthews
The Heppner High on Friday, Jan 28 in the HHS Cvde Coil takes after a loose ball.
School softball team is cafeteria from 5-7 p m The By Rick Paullus
holding a fundraiser dinner dinner will be homemade
The
H eppner into the fourth Regi Seitz
had four points in the fourth,
Mustang JV girls couldn't
but the Vikings took the one-
quite get over the hump and
point win
were nipped by the Umatilla
Coil had seven
Vikings 26-25 on Friday,
points to lead the Mustangs,
Jan 7 in U m atilla The
with Yocom and Seitz each
Mustangs, whose Saturday
adding five points.
gam e at hom e against
Heppner 10 6 3 6-25
Sherm an C ounty was
Umatilla 7 9 3 7-26
cancelled, fell to 3-5 on the
Heppner- Cyde Coil
year, and will be at Pilot
3
0-0
7,
Regi Seitz 2 3-3 5,
Rock on Friday, Jan 14 and
New Listing!
H eather Yocom 2 0-0 5, Cold
will be back at home on
3 bedroom I bath home
Saturday, Jan 15 against Katie Kilkenny 1 0-1 2,
Aftan Betsinger
0 2-4 2,
Located near high school, Culver.
this home is in great shape
The Mustangs took Kylie D oherty 1 0-0 2,
Includes attached garage a 10-7 lead after one on the Baillie Keithley, Mahaley
and owner says very effi stren g th o f C yde C o il’s Huddleston, Jenna Bowman,
cient to heat
seven points, including a 3- Whitney Matthews, Lynan
Bingham, Kelsie Fox and
$95,000 pointer, but the V ikings Taylor
Kempas Team: 9 5-
came back to tie it at 16-16
8 25. 3-pts: Coil and Yocom
at the half
3 bedroom near park
Umatilla- Chavez 3
Heather Yocom hit a
0-0 6, B orden 2 2-2 6,
3 bedroom home across from
3-pointer in the third for all
Villanueva 1 4-4 6, Matsen
park New driveway and pa
the Mustangs, but they held
2
1-3 5, Bieren 0 2-8 2 and
tio Two bath (one brand new).
the Vikings to three free
Ames 0 1-2 1 Team: 8 10-
$75,000
throws to take a 19-19 tie
19 26. 3-pts: none
Sale Pending
3 bedroom I bath with extra lot
Home on double lot
Insulated shop with its
own drive Lots o f
sto rag e New low er
price!
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$89,000
Former
Kingdom Hall
1470 square foot meeting
hall that would make good
church or meeting place
In Lexington
The Men’s Breakfast for residents and visitors of
Heppner, lone, Lexington, Hardman and surrounding area
will be held on Sunday, Jan 16 from 8-9 a m at the Heppner
Church of the Nazarene All men are invited and encouraged
to bring their sons and/or daughters
The purpose of the breakfast is to encourage men
to be better husbands, fathers and role models within their
communities The group uses Biblical principles for the
foundation of guidelines
The Men’s Breakfast is sponsored monthly by the
Heppner Christian Church, the Assemblies o f God Church
and the Church o f the Nazarene
The Willow Creek Symphony and Singers have
begun rehearsing for their spring concerts Rehearsals are
held on Tuesdays at the Heppner Elementary School band
room The Symphony rehearses from 6-7:30 p m., and the
singers rehearse from 7:30-8:30 p m.
Interested youth and adults are welcome to join
one or both groups For more information, call Myrna
VanCleave at 676-5448
3 bedroom in
Lexington
3 bedroom, 2 bath home on
double lot Garage and shop
$85,000
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New Lower Price
for tax or insuronoe purposes
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condition. 2 bedroom, one
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Sarah Price fights for the hall in Umatilla. Photo by Sandy Matthews
By Rick Paullus
Cold field goal and
free throw shooting added
up to a 43-26 loss for the
H eppner M ustang g irls ’
v arsity to the U m atilla
Vikings on Friday, Jan 7 in
Umatilla in Columbia Basin
C o n feren ce play The
Mustangs dropped to 1-1 in
the CBC and 9-2 overall and
will be at Pilot Rock on
Friday, Jan 14 and will be
back at home on Saturday,
Jan 15 to take on the Culver
Bulldogs
The Mustangs, who
were 10 o f 49 from the field
and five o f 19 from the line,
trailed 10-5 after one and
d id n ’t score until Terra
Wilson hit a jum per with
2:05 left in the second
quarter Shanna Rietniann
scored on a pass from
Megan Orr, but the Vikings
held a 19-9 lead at the half
The third q u arter
wasn’t any better as all the
Mustangs could muster was
a short jumper from Sarah
Price and two free throws
from R ietm ann as the
Vikings extended their lead
to 27-13 going into the
fourth
Susan Southw orth
scored off a rebound, Orr hit
a 3-pointer and a rebound
basket and Price scored off
a rebound, but the Mustangs
could get no closer than 33-
22 as the Vikings hit enough
free throws to close out the
game
Orr led the Mustangs
with seven points, all in the
fourth, and four steals with
Rietniann getting five assists
and Five steals and
Southworth grabbing eight
rebounds
Heppner 5 4 4 13-26
Umatilla 10 9 8 16-
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O rr 3 0-0 7, Shanna
Rietmann 1 2,-6 4, Susan
Southworth 2 0-2 4, Terra
Wilson 1 2-4 4, Sarah Price
2 0-3 4, Linsey Mitchell 1 1-
3 3, Madison Bailey 0 0-2 0,
Heather Yocom, Mahaley
Huddleston, Lyndi Patton
and Regi Seitz Team: 10 5-
19 26. 3-pts: Orr
Umatilla- Landawn
4 8-16 17, Henry 3 0-0 6,
Adams 2 1-4 5, Borden 4 0-
0 9, Harvey 2 0 - 1 4 and
Phillips 1 0-0 2. Team: 16 9-
21 43. 3-pts Landawn and
Borden
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Two lots above lake
shooting Mustang girls lose
M en’s Breakfast to be held at
Nazarene Church
Willow Creek Symphony and Singers
seek new member
$49,000
points, seven steals and two
assists Coil had eight points
and five rebounds, Betsinger
had eight points and five
steals and Kilkenny had six
points and six rebounds
Kelsie Fox had five rebounds
and tw o steals, B aillie
Keithley had three steals and
Lynan B ingham , K ylie
Doherty, Jenna Bowman and
Taylor Kempas each had two
steals
Heppner 9 16 11 10-
46
Riverside 0 5 4 2-11
Heppner- Cyde Coil
3 0-0 8, Aftan Betsinger 2
4-6 8, Whitney Matthews 2
4-4 8, Katie Kilkenny 3 0-0
6, Kelsie Fox 2 1-4 5, Lynan
Bingham 2 0-0 4, Taylor
K em pas 1 1-2 3, Kylie
D oherty 1 0-2 2, Baillie
Keithley 1 0-0 2 and Jenna
Bowman 0 0-3 0. Team: 17
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Wednesday, Jan 12. She will speak at 11:30 a m to the
seniors concerning Senior Advocacy Day and its purpose
She suggests ways seniors and those interested with long
term senior care can address issues at the local level
Senior Advocacy Day, Jan 17, is a day, set aside
by the legislature, to hear from seniors and to listen to their
particular concerns Seniors from throughout the state of
Oregon will visit the legislature on that day to express their
concerns about OPI funds and RSVP, as well as Medicare
and Medicaid
Smith especially emphasizes the importance of
writing letters or postcards to be taken to Salem for
Advocacy Day.
On Thursday, Jan 13, at the Port o f Morrow, a
video conference is taking place with Rep Greg Smith (R-
Heppner), Shari Smith's husband, and Senator David
Nelson They are offering those not able to travel long
distances an opportunity to voice concerns personally and
on a local level A bus will be available to transport members
to the Port o f Morrow Shari Smith will facilitate the
conference The meeting will begin at 3 p m , with the video
conference beginning at 3:45 p m The meeting is for all o f
Morrow and Umatilla counties and will be an opportunity
to learn effective and personal ways o f communicating with
members o f the legislature Departure time for the bus to
Boardman is 1 30 p m
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