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Newspaper Page TextPage 4 f.lusfongs v;in over Pirates TSe Berner Mususfs rti :? b tc the key and dr.sa"ed the KurrtrAtJ u they fcaaded the R.verde Prv. a -M defeat Sa:;r day r.:gh: as Heppner Fresh oS loss to Condon, the Mjsur-gs captured 2 iead c the eary Esiuies of the fas and held it to the end lr. the firs: quarter the de-eraSers kept up witls the M jstargi and rad b orJj 5 jowis Heppner $ rra'eg of wort r.g the bal m asd takir.g the gd sftots paid o" m the ( j&-s4 q-jarer as they tooi corr.rr.and of the basket and trie-eased their lead to 12 points at haiftime Heppner exploded ir. the second half ai the Mustards p.ied it M more points The Mustards not onfy controlled the scoreboard but also dorc caed the backboards, with M:ke Berzstrora aiding the cause. The victors were paced by Johr. Boyer with 16 points, followed by Munkers 2. Dun lap A. Eckinan 14. Roberts I. Ju'cLeod 2- Sumner Mills 2. Ah B ? I. . 0 ' y- : aBWs : ." Je .Mestetb reaches over a Heppwer XV la sink tw points for Riterside. MORROW STUDENTS ON HONOR ROLL Names of iocai students who made the scholastic honor roil fall term have been an nounced by Oregon State Uni versity A io;ai of 534 OSU students made the SJrasght A honor listmg and another 1.438 quailed for the R plus or better honor roll. Local students on the list inciutie: Jijsepn M Tatone Jr.. jun ior, lioeral arts. Boardmas; and Cnen A Carlson, sopho more, home economics. lone WHEN COLD WEATHER CALLS. MASTER HAS 8 HOT ANSWERS. 8 rrKdeo. all nunuf actum! m compline OSHA safety standarik - 2.000 tc 5OC.0OO BTU f. - enJ anfl umwnted - ifti or itnout tnennoiTatj Aii mooe'i O" ttwKOJT kefO fw So t ue' oil . and ' (vi a safety control Vht shutt 0 me unit tutomtticltf il tnr fume goes out Yo ru to ee a Maftc twatc m act.on to appfeo! rt Com cn or D"x . . for a tret otm-onrr-a!orv or ou jOC Pettyiohn's Farm & Buildinr Supply HITfVNER OKEJ CVrrnT-TWIES. KITkenrj 5. Vyer 1 Berf- TMB S. Jerry ZjeLcski led the scoring for R;erside with 12 pomts He was followed by Grahaa 10. Donovan t Fred ervksoe 10. Trudeau t. Wes teth 4 Heppner ted as both shootinj categories with per cent from the field to Riverside s $1 per cent From the free throw line. Heppner posted C per cent to their opponents 50 per cent "Tor the first time this season, the boys worked the ball in and played good offensive as well as defen sive." satd Heppner Coach Dean Naffrger R.-verside has a good your.g ball c!ub. and they will win some ball games this season " The Mustangs travel to Umatilla Friday night to meet the Vikjngs The JY game will begin at ( 30 p.m. with the varsity to follow On Saturday night, the Mastangs tangle with the Sherman Huskies in an J p m contest at Moro. -'L CHEFS SUPREME DISH IT IT Chefs Supreme 4-H Club met Dec. 15 at the home of Mrs June Lindstrom. The first group made frank furter sandwiches, the second made sticky buns, and the third made macaroni and cheese The next discussion group mill be held Jan. 16. You ritt your prof ts when you r s yo-jr siirr.a s' hea tn Oy oest is good enough to protect you' stock from tne hazaros ytfj're ooy too ve; aAa-e o" Vo-j car count on Pacific jfodocts for Qua;ty. reoaoi: sod e.ciwy. . ad Jat means you can count on b'gqer p'of ts men yo- ja'd yo-j' irwer! v. tn Pacific hea'th products' Morrow County hPb . Grain Growers ml Member Pacific Coooerates TWrUiy. Jmmi? m. in -- j p""""! rz " j ' -vvvr i I J fZJ j j Jo2 Joiia Borr pats it gp and ia as teammate John Kilkenny keeps Rien.ide Piratw at bay. Echo turns the Cards, The lone Cardinals tamed the ball over 3! times an. suffered their first B.g Sky basketball loss as me Echo Cougars tik a T1A'. victory over the Cards Friday night m lone Echo imk the lead in the first fe mmu'es of play wttr. lone chse behind A' tne end of the firs? quarter, tne Card trasled by one pnt. The home team ciuldr.'' keep up with the visitors and garnered only 6 pom's ir. the second quarter Ectv had a comfor.aole lead a- tne half. Echo continued its scaring campaign in the second half and capitalized or. line's turnovers. When the final gun sounded tne victors !ook home a 25 p-.mt lead victory Mark Bowman scored 2." points for Ecm. Phil Carlson talhed 24 points for lone. Tne Cougars dominated she feb.Htlliin 1 7 NIGHTS AT HOUDAT KU HOTOj - PEAK. HARBOR CRUISE :. -. b-- CAREFREE TOUR 12211... pendelon -Vrf r;. T&ciScriAiiimal Wealth cPi6ducts. back 72-47 bards witr 4.; rehiur,ds to the Cards' 3." Ph.! Carlson led the Card- wrr. IT Ecni ou'shut I me in the fieid g a! ca'eg'iry. a 39 to cer cent However, the Cards Qr-'pp-d in 73 per cen- of their free 'nrows while the Conga's managed a. per cen' "We fell apar when jney pu" on the press and were too nerv-ius to c t'-oi 'he ball." I nt Coach reJ La Rue pr.iHs- 1 me VI 6 14 13 - 4" Ecno 13 16 20 23 - 72 l ine - Carir, 14. Warren 8. McEIha 3. P Peterson 4. Kevin Gu'ierrez 2. Hamlets 4. Kim Gu'ierrez 2. T Peterson Ech. Spike 17. Bowman Cfum. 12. Reese 8. Correa 6. fcjnduran" 2. Ftsner 2. Conan Feb. 23d AND TRAVEL S I Condon hangs it on the Mustangs The Heppner Musanfj dutet create yy here Fndy Kjrh! faUfm-mj Hepprr Cond game The blue and gold brought home their first basketball loss erf the season and the first loss of the league as the Condtw Blue Dtls handed the Mustangs a 70-5 defeat Friday in CotKk It as a neck-and neck battle in the first half with the Mustangs ? ir.g a H 12 lead jr the quarter The Mustangs increased the lead as they dominated the boards and had a S point lead at halfime A cild spell prevailed in the second half for the Mustards and Blue Devils took advan Uge and started hitting the basket lr the final quarter, the Blue Devils, aided by the fast break and rebound poer from Craig Pa'.tee. increased the lead to 12 points and a victory over the Mustangs Heppner s Kiss was accred ited to their shooting They shot only 28 per cent from the field and 62 per cent from the line The victors posted a high 43 per cent from the field and 36 per cent from the free throw line Condon outrebounded Hepp ner by one with the Blue -Devils collecting 43 rebounds to Mustangs 44 (fJAYNES)! PJHHHMK 333 1 MAIN BUSINESS rno. ocon MACHINES m IMC. WtNtTE rmws THs Richard Wei'-mar. CA"-C"J-ros Owner - Mar.arer CASK HSGfSTfRS corr MA2WNCS Jerry Haines adding maChixb Co owner D.C7AT1N3 KW'MT 0''''''""''' np i FOR YOUR ml j $ JHWE LDANsi 1 2- First HOMf Of Fa MANCH Of FO UANCH Of FO . . ft 1 0 M.ke Bergstrom and John Kilkenny grabbed II and II rrtoanis respectively far the Mustangs Lantis had IS reomaids for Condon Top scorers for Heppner as Kenry Eckman ith 17 points foiked by John Boyer ith 15 Craig Pattee led the Condon Blue Devils with 21 points scooting. e just havent been able to ork the ball in all season.' said Heppner Coach Dean Naffnger "We were hurt bad in the secon half with flat footing and lack of good defense " Heppner 14 17 12 15 - 5 Condon 12 14 21 21 70 Heppner - Boyer 15. Eck man 17. Roberts I, Gentry 2, Myers 11. Kilkenny 7, Berg strom 4. M linkers. Dunlap. McLeod Condw - Pattee 21. Eastan 16. Lantis S. Shearer 5. Logan 7. Phillips 7. W eatherfurd 4 Mr and Mrs Byron Brad shaw, Albany. Miss Marilyn Brasha. Oakland. Ca . and Mr and Mrs LW Vearrie. Mark, and P.onnie. Albany, spent the Christmas holiday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Doherty PJir Fits in nicely anywhere No matter what style of house you want to call home. Think more. Think of a more for your money home loan to build, buy or improve a home. The mortgage-making experts at our sav ings and loan fit the lewn to the loaner no mat ter what your taste in a home might be. Federal Savings lOtLW. Court. HndlatM 1C4NX lnd, hVmiilM L irvdmy, MJMon-Frwtr lone Cords lose io Ecbo lie bowed to Echo 47-W in the Cards second loss this season in a game played Saturday evening in Echo Uke the night before, the Cardinals played neck-to-neck with the Cougars in the first quarter. The Cards trailed by only 4 points at the end of the quarter. lane as helpless in the next quarter when Echo tallied r points to lone's 8 to take a 47 19 lead at half time The Cardinals found them selves in turnover trouble again, and gave the ball up 38 times in the ball game The Cougars used lone s problem to strengthen their lead in the third and fourth quarter Echo sunk 14 points in the third perKid and 25 m the fourth. Phi! Carlson led lone scor ing with 12 points He was followed by Warren with 3. McElhgott 6. P Peterson 6. Kevin Gutierrez 2. Rietmann 2. Gates 4. Hamiett 2. T. Peterson 10 Echo was paced by Jeff Spike, who collected 38 points. Tri-County Range Bull Sale 1 Ti.i Hereford l-ul!?. horned and polled, clal- pedigreed uual'anteed by con- H is'ivr?. Sale he em 1 p.m.. Wednesday, Feb. 6 Fairgrounds, La Grande, Ore. Show is at ':;' a. it:. Lunch will be rrvt! .y Union County Cow Belles. I For further information write or call i Ra!ph D. Hart, P. 0. Box TOO, La Grar.dr. Ore., Ph. 93-212T. anuntumiiminrattiimraBnOTmimtraBaaiuniHHiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiwiiwi AND LOAN ASSOCIATION followed by Ottum t, Reese 8, Bowman 17, Correa 8. Samson 3, Dillon 4. lone posted a 75 per cent shooting from the line while Echo had 51 per rent. The victors outre bounded the losers 40 to 27. "With Carlson the only returning letterman. we have a young ball club which needs a ' lot of. practice and ball control." lone Coach Del LaRue said. The next game for the Cardinals w ill be Friday night at Fossil. The Cards take on the Wheeler Falcons at 8 p m On Saturday night the Cards host the Arlington Honkers at lone. Notice Lexington Machine H arks w ill be rinsed from Jan. 19 thru Feb. 4 due to moving into a new shop. The gat station will be open to 5. Monday thru Friday -closed Saturday and Sunday. roillWMHHIhTM"MIMimM,mlMI1 Hereford e s A i ; rF5 1 1 i