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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1970)
HEPPNER GAZETTE 'TIMES, Thursday. rbruarr . "70 J Baby Mustangs Snuff Condon Tlu Cuby Mutants showed their stuff last week when they snuffed the Condon Blue Devils, 52--1K. Down 25 31 at the half, the fri-nliman five came on to win without the use of the score board or timeclixk. Lark of the lard, which refused t func tion, held the name up until . compromise Wi,s finally reach- ed. A football timer was brought In and whenever the whistle was tlown, Dale Conklln, as sistant coach, announced the reore and time left to play. Leading the Heppner hoop sters In to'al points was Allen MeOabe with IS: Dale liedman scored 10: John Simkins. 7: Bill JtiM.en and David Eckman, 6 each. MUSTANGS' JOHN McCABE ready to sink on In spito of the efforts of No. 20, Ken Shafer. at Madrai. Coming In to help 1 No. 25, LaVerne Van Marter. Madras Buffaloes Overcome Mustangs By PAT KILKENNY Dropping their second league contest, the Heppner Mustangs fell to Madras High White Buf faloes, 82-57. The game was played on the Madras floor on Friday, Feb. 6. Changing defense numerous limes, the Blue and Gold could n't slow down a hot shooting Buff offense, hitting nearly 20 points In each panel. ; Ron Jones, usual star perform er for Madras, picked up three quick fouls and was held to 12 tallies, one of his lowest out puts of the season. First half action ended with the host squad on top 37-31. Danny Martinez found the hole In the third quarter, col lecting 11 i tallies, while his teammates helped out with 13 more. The Heppner five, who put up only 15, fell behind the eighth ranked statewide' (AP) Madras 61-4(i. t Coach Clough then ordered a press which wasn't very effect ive. In the last eight minutes, the White Buffs put the ball game away. ( Fouls were a predominant fac tor In the clash. The visitors from Morrow County collected 25 to the hosts' 20. Five cagers were whistled out on fouls. ; LaVerne Van Marter led the losers' cause with 17 points, Mc Cabe, Kilkenny, and Huson col lected 11, 10 and 9 respectively. It was a close contest on the boards, the Horsemen catching 42 to the visitors 35, lone Bows to Umapine lone made 19 field goals out of G5 tries In their game with Umapine on Feb. 10. Umapine nade 25 out of 73. Their re bounds were evenly matched with 55 for lone and 54 for Uma pine. Marlck led the rebound ing with 13. . lone went for 8 minutes with ut scoring in the 1st and 2nd .uarter. In the 3rd quarter lone pulled to within 6 points then went 7li minutes without scor ing to have Umapine pull ahead. Final score was 45 to C8. Activities at IHS Economics Replaces Psych The first semester of Psychol ogy has been replaced with a 1 emester in Economies at lone High School, Seniors will learn about free enterprise and will fill out income tax forms. Gor don Meyers Is the Economics In g' rut. tor. Cakes at Games The Student Council voted to have a cake raffle for each of the remaining games at lone. Each family is asked to make a cake for different games. The money from the cakes will be used to help pay for the spec tator busses. Prom Dated April 25 is the day the Junior Class has chosen for the prom. The banquet is set for the pre ceding day. IONE 3 19 10 1355 UMAPINE 18 14 19 17 G8 , IONE 45 Fg Ft Pf Tp McEUlgott 2 2 0 6 Snider 5 0 5 10 Beggs 5 3 4 13 Crowd 1 10 5 2 Krehs 3 0 3 C Christopherson 2 0 14 Marick 0 0 1 0 Cannon" " 0 0 3 0 Ekstrom 110 3 Barnett 0 10 1 Hamlet t 0 0 4 0 TOTALS 19 7 26 45 UMAPINE 68 Fg Ft Pf Tp Wallace 0 2 12 Kessler 2 115 Bolts 4 12 9 Gentry 3 6 3 12 Dixson 7 2 2 16 C. Key 8 6 3 22 I). Key 10 0 2 Fuston 0 0 10 TOTALS 25 18 13 68 Spot Problems Some students met Jan. 11 tc I'xscuss the possibilities of clos ing The Spot. Because of lack ot Interest of the high school kids and the overdue bill, it was decided to close until some mon ey can be raised.- It was also decided to elect more Junior High officers because they show the greatest Interest in the Spot. GAA Girls Honor Mrs. McKay The GAA girls surprised Mrs. Dennis McKay and her new ar lival Robyn Annette with a ba by shower recently.. It was held in the high school library which was decorated with pinks and blues especially for the ba by. The honor guest was pre sented with a highchair. The girls say that Robyn was happy with all the attention she re ceived from all the girls! My Neighbors FREE 4 Want Ads With Every New Subscriber in Morrow County During January and February. THE HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIME 0W TO SAVE l LIVES YEARLY! CORONARY" CARE UNITS. MONITORING HEART ATTACK PATIENTS' VITAL FUNCTIONS AND PERMITTING EMERGENCY TREATMENT WITHIN cr"AiirC "AM DECREASE CORONARY" L'$a MORTAUTy TOLL 303 I tczZ j --Wiry vjyL riiLKco.il mm "Here's my Idea. 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