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The 0:--r:r Bankers Assn.
N'ati .nal 4-H Cor.rress as
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n three ciIerent prefect
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interested ;:. applying ior
cnsiaeratr.'n sh.li cor.hict
their 4-H leader, or the
Morr: Count) Extension
.Office stor., as county non.i
nees are due in the state
4-H CiTice i;. April 1, and
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ed late thi; sprmr, hut
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up in successi-ul c jtr.ple'i in
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CT? SH3CT! Steve ?ea ir. aj action snot ror He?pn-r
H rh.
Spend 9 minutes
in the Mile High City
for $190 or less.
Just dial direct after 5pm.
iou can sjend nine
minutes in tht Mile High City
Denver - for $1.90 or less
when you dial the call yourself
after 5 pna weekdays. In
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nd iicr.e:.
dv. F.hruary 17. 1973
lone JV's Edge
Boby Muttongs
l CKi C C.J 1
rkU CarUvM if loir " ! f I
S . i s ti !& m Jun.ir
Vr.:v ad,4 : K-ij.r
f r.ot. 36-34 In martin
t I .we F: .itv
Tnree He;jtr rren ere
iilVX Fl F ftj-ureii, Kennv
FcknuiH IT, Jerr Centr, 14
and John Kilkenr.v 13. Keven
Cutierrej M! IS lor Ion
and n.a.ie :tn clinch.t to
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Fhppntr Frost -CaRijilet
t!itir St'a.i t.da ;:b
a fam at V!c eii iiiil
Cordinols Cage
Weston, 64-51
Tfct !.! Cardinals h.isted
'a t :.!. or. Saturoav. F et
ruar IS, i:r. a f4-Tl ;n.
CuaCh I'tl laFue said that
"our aSil;' to LindCe the
;-reh s the lit dafierenr
in ::ie !il fime." Also
the Cards iietted &4 perrtM
the cfwr;: lane r tut
t.n; S4-ST as Weston n.iae
3-f lor 36 ;r cent. David
Warrer; as hifh scorer
;th S3 p 'irits. Kent Gutier
rez aJdi u 13, loIS;ed cKsei
h;. Cl.nt Krehs .th IS.
Sick it.id, r and Nick Varick
had 8 pouits each. Tone
of VAestor. aS their hifh
scorer ith 15.
The Ordinals frahtvd 3T
refunds to Hestor. s S8.
Krehs had aim -? t half of the
total retvands h t rir.tiir.f
d?n a tic 15, followed
h Warren's 5. Ion shot
41 ;r cent frcm the field
sinking 2S of 30 uhiie Wes
ton made 24 cf T2 for 33
per cent.
Couch LaEue in conclusion
s.ud. "our dtfense is in.
provmfc, as e are f. rcing
the cp; 'lent to shoot from
a Out."
Scores Cuarters:
lone ' 13 IT 13 15
Westor, 10 3 IE 16
,
fact, you can direct dial a nine
minute call anywhere in
the continental United States
for $2.35 or less. And additional
minutes? Just 25$ orlesst
Pacific Northwest Bell
mtPy tc com, credit card. cxJerT. penoa-te-ptnoflt
zmii, or to caia kWgvti to soolmCj aumig.
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BARNEV MARSHALL. Bsc 45 thsousscd MgiM t
epy many times during Kxth..U season with Coach Ed
Keirr.stra.
Marshall Claims Shrine Berth
Tent-six seniors have
been named to play in the
192 East-West All-fur foot
ball fame in Pendleton.
Four players, including Eiar
ney Marshall of Heppner,
ill be representing the
Columbia Basin Conference
this ear.
Barney plaed tackle all
four years for the Mustangs
until his senior year as
part-tm.e fallback her. the
team needed touch ards.
Although the Shrine piayers
are chosen on the basis
of their offensive abilities,
Barney as also knon
COMING GAMES
Fet. 17 lone HS Girl at
Pilet Bock. 6:00. RiTeraide
Jr. Hi at Arlington. 1:3a
Heppner Froth ot Me
Ewen. 6:30.
Teb. 18 Heppner HS ot
Sherman. Riverside at
lone HS. lone JV' at
Heppner. 2:00.
tub. jj i.cod u i tunc ns.
Stanfield at Heppner. Hel
ix at Riverside.
Feb. 22 lone HS Girl i.
Athena, at lone, 6:00.
Feb. 24 Stanfield Jr. Hi at
Riverside, 1:30.
weekdays.
around the leajrue for his
defensive value.
Pilot Pock sta.e cta.npl h
ship runner-up team added
to players to the raster.
Comr?"in; ith V". "stall
for a tackle spxit iU te
Tivid DoV.-t). Te.r T lar,
Pilot F.v: ai picked for
his quarterbackin; abilities.
KEITH MDPCiAN of Condon
iS named as a halflack
and center for the Eist
saad.
Practice
19 gam:
for the Aufu.r.
111 begin two
eeks earlier on
6 at LaCrande.
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Electric Week is over, but you should
still check your house to see if you
have Adequate Wiring.
Columbia Basin ilocfric Co-op
Your Friendly Local Cootmsthr
Lexington, Oregon
lone Jr. High
Takes Upset
hm" junior-hub "A" tws
kettull team lot to Fiver
uir 63-35 on februar 9.
The -anif s gui.' t-J.
lur the first S quarter,
but J.m Hit d.'in tn the
4th quatter h n Kiv rshle
outscored ih.ni T6 to 6.
Jo Fnetnuiin s h fhcro'er
for low ith 11 points
lone "P" team also niol
defeat ith firu. sco.-f
of Ftv-c 43)oiie.21.
Hnih sconr for i'tc!i j-rr
Martin's team "js lK
Ki a. Vio hjJ 10 iH'lnts.
Tiu juvo. -hg'is 'atfani:
"i'.l tf F:i.ta, Fehroa.")
1" at H-p.xe, iv-n iint at
2 00 p.m Coach Mirtir
'ilis to see t pnj turn
out UT this final me ot
the season.
Fillies Break Tie
In Double
Overtime
Christy l!agueCKKTs f.Hil
sho.'t:n(- and a Hnal basket
by Tuna Wright clinched
a .n v the H 'pp.i-'.- I li
lies as the doed MrEen
kere. 23-20 in doutile over
tims. Tne pmr- vi np ml
tuck :th the Fillies playing
catch up ball in the fourth
quarttr and tying it up
at the end of regulation plav
18-18.
Both tean.s pi a y e d
evenly in the first ewrtime
period as the y each only
scored 2 points. The final
three r. mutes showed both
teams able to open up the
gn.e, but turnovers ind
poor shooting kept the to
teams together until Hague
o.d ent to the line
in the ft:il ft seconds
of the contest.
Others playing exceptional
tall ere Susan Htaly, Anita
Eaviison, KatUeen Bartlett
and Cyde Alls: itt.
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WIRED Jeonne Wilbor, Miss Adequote Wiring of
1972, took time out to remind sunbathers ot Miami
Eeoch that Notional Electric Week starts Feb. 6.
Agenda Given For
Morro Count) SchiwJ rut
rirt R-l Uwrd merting U1
( btld t RuersHe Htgti
scho.4 Feb. SI at 7 JO p.m.
The genda l41os;
Financial Report.
Di let aiions.
SmerintenJent KernirL
Public Invited
To Use HHS's
Up-Doted Library
The Hoppnrr High School
li!rary is (toing through
an ui-littog by I stuok n
libraruns.
The stuvients ar in U
priVtss of brinnng the card
file current by checkinj
for lo,st Nx.ks and books
no longer or. the shelve
thtn cra.slieckiiig th tu
card.
This is an involved ind
tinn consuming project hirh
has ni ten undergon lor
several years. In tills a,
the library's card catalog
lil te con.jiletel) up to date.
Tht putilic is invited to
us t! schcxa library during
class h.Hirs from 8 30 i.m.
to 4 W p.m. daily, Monday
through Friday, i'sert lll
find a very complete library
ith ne itugazlne in
a large selection, news
papers and Uis arriving
dailv.
NOW OPEN
I IRRIGATION RENTAL INC.
Boordmon 481-2231
Located 'i mile East on old Hwy. 30
Rental-Sales-Service
j Wheel Lines - Solid Set - Mainline
Gifford Hill 360 Circles
0
School Board Mtel
Old Business.
Appoint Advisory Commit
t mtnVrforHpptir-lx-Ir
ton r.
Net Bulns:
Accept resignation.
Conaider cuxttnet renewal
lor certificated employr.
vFcutiv Session).
hlr bus driver lor A.C.
Houghton Elementary tni
cookiJt r participation in
Small Schools Progrsm on
AprU !4. 1ST'.
Reports;
' Long Range Plannli Com
mittee progress report. Mr,
Daniels.
Announcements:
Budget hearing, March 13,
7:30 p.m.. District Office.
next regular board meet
ing. March 1J. District Of
fice. MN DILGO-Navy Airman
apprentice Kenneth E.
Faker, sun of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence E. Baker of 485
West Linden Way, Heppner,
Ore., graduated from recruit
training at the Naval Train
ing Ce.i'er in Saa Diego.
He Is a 1971 graduate
of Heppner High School.
t ttVtL lCW NC" SEE DL F.S
k lilting club met Feb. 10.
We had t demonstration
by Sandra Palmer. We
discusied knitting and pat
terns. Kath) Wolff.reporter
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