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Page 6, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, 1 JOE ESTES and Brian Key of the Umapine Chief guard Mike Warren of the lone Cardinals during their name Saturday night. Both Brian and Joe are only .V:f ; Mike is 62. Gutsy Umapine bows to lone The lone Cardinals defeated Kim- the Chiefs ii was Mike the fmapine Chiefs Saturday Mauror with 12. followed by niiiht. S.H-29. at the lone High Date Lesser 1(1. Bob Kuller. School gymnasium. Brian Key and Joe Estes 2 Although the Cards w ill points each and Arnold Hahn I record the win in the Big Sky point. Cnnferem-e. it was an easy Statistics for Saturday victory. The Chiefs had only niuhts game are as follows: seven players, and of these lie hit 28-75 from the field for three are only 53" tall. Tw o of r w hile the Chiefs hit on the Chiefs "mighty mites." m 44 for .277 per cent. The Brian Key. who played the Cuds hit on 2-7 from the free enure game, and Joe Estes. throw line for .286. while the who played almost the entire Chiefs hit on 7-1:1 for .538. name, managed to give the The Cards out rebounded Cards trouble throughout the the Chiefs -11-24 and both game. Both these youngsters t.-.-mis committed 13 fouls, are fast, and at times were This Friday night the Cards able to steal the ball. But. travel to Heiix and Saturday when they had the ball they ni-jfn they will host Touchei. had trouble in passing it. In c;,mic time is 8 pm. (act. they had trouble in- s r" bounding the ball. ,M)(; OBEDIENCE Most of the points scored by ( ( ( t j.-. ycj the Chiefs were baskets made by e.ther Mike Maurer. 6 4. Th,,4 0M.dicncc CIub or Bob Fuller. 6. or Dave el iN second meeting al the Lesser, i 8 tall. Home Extension Office. Dec. This was a sportsmanship- )4 like game with the Cards The following nllicers wvre plnymg every player on the ,..: T;imj Oorham. presi roster and the I mapme Chiefs ,,,.,. s)l;)ron Murrav. vice showing a lot of spunk against ,,,.,..,,1,.,,!: iMiv tighlm. overwhelming odds. reiarv : and Dee Dee Rood. In the first period the Cards n-irter scored 12 points while holding -j-,,,.,.,, ,2 members in the Chiefs to 2 points. In the ,,r,.M.,. with Mrs. Norman second period the Chiefs n..u as leader. Lottie Laugh scored 1 point, and the Cards , ., I)(T D(T Rood jemon scored 14. and as the half orated shim ing their dogs, ended the score was 26-19 in i.iviii- of lime EZZZZZHZ!!ZZZZZZZ!ZZ3 In the third period the Chiefs (f I l went into a slump while the lflUlCr! Cards managed to hit. with the . . Cards easily outscoring the UirCCtOfy Chiefs. Hi-2. making the third i , ,.,, i,hi,i METHODIST lienor score 42-21 . In the linal c, - , SS 9:4a a.m. period the (ards scoted w am. .itio'lui- in oiiils while hold-in- Hie Chiefs to 8 LUTHERAN Individual scoring lor the 9:45 a.m. Cards is as follows. Mike ""hlP - . a m- Warron f, Ton. Hamlet. 8. Chlldren Cho,r 9:30 am Tm Gates 2. Charlie McElli- CHRISTIAN' gott in. Paul Peterson and v. - 9:45 a.m. Joel Peterson 2 each. Todd ""hlP rv 7,li ' r, . o l- - . Even. Serv 7:30 p.m. Peterson 8. Kim Gutierrez 16. r and Joe Rietmann and Skve NAZARENE KM, 2 points each. ' Even. Serv 6 p.m. SchOO LUnCh Communionf" 8 a.m. SS 9:45 a.m. MP7 Worship 11 a.m. menu Adu( Ed io a.m. Heppner High School ASSEMBLY OF COD SS 9:45 a.m. ad Worship 11 a.m. Sun. Eve. service 7:00 Heppner Elementary Bible Study .... Wed., 7 p.m. Mon. Jan. 27-Sloppv joe SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTLST and homemade bun. savorv Sabbath School ... . 9:30a.m. peas, handy dandy salad. ' Worshlp 11 a m- Tues . Jan. 28-Navv beans CATHOLIC and ham. corn bread.' butter. Catechism .... Mon. & Wed. jelly, apricots, milk. Heppner. Sun 11a.m. Wed . Jan. 29-Corn dogs. Saturday 6:30p.m. macaroni salad, green beans. ione. Sun 8:45 a.m. maple bars, fruit, milk. Saturday worship, 6:30 p.m., Thnrs.. Jan. 30 School's St. Patricks choice. Kri.. Jan. 31 -School s im (" w "K,ST- choice. . '"",n SS 9:45 XV J I-1 Church 11:00 Wed like to Eve 7:30 P get to know fO 11 VOU. ? 1 ' I HEPPNER BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Jan. f Bl 10 Wed 7:30 INTERFAITH FFI I OH CHIP Bible Study, Wed., 10 a.m. 340 Raratt Rlvrf Sponsored as a community fico LEBUSHSHOP 23, 1975 Fouls cos? flosftmgs loss io Scoffs, 62-59 The Heppner Mustangs overcame a last minute 8-point . sd by Weston McKwcn here Friday night to tie up the game at 55 all, and still lost the game. With 2:39 seconds left in the final quarter, a foul proved costly to the Mustangs, who lost 62-59 in the waning seconds of play. The Scots got off to a fast start in the first quarter and were able to lake advantage of the turnovers. The Scots led l- al the end of the first quarter. The second quarter was dominated by the Scots as they scored 16 points to the Mustangs 13. and ended the half. 32-31. Scots. The action picked up in the third quarter for the Mustangs as they oulscored the Scots 18-14 lo narrow the lead to 46-:Was the third period ended. doing into the final period the Mustangs found Ihe range and in quick succession they closed the gap on the Scots. Cards beat Echo in first league game The lone Cardinals won their first league game of the Big Sky Conference by defeat ing Ihe Echo Cougars Friday nieht. 7o-4. on the Cougars' home court. In the first period both teams played even ball, and as the quarter ended Ihe score w as tied at 13all. In the second period the Cards oulscored Ihe Cougars 2MS and led 33-28 at the halt. The Cougars fell aparl during Ihe third quarter as Ihe Cards scored 21 points and held the Cougars to 5. to lead at the end of Ihe third period of play. 54 3:1. In the fourth quarter Ihe Cougars made a final hid to pull Ihe game oul of the fire, hut Ihe Cards held tinht lo their lead and the Cimuars w ere unable to make up Ihe deficit. As Ihe game ended ihe Cards had defeated the Cougars 70-48 Scoring for Ihe CartlWiere to lone players led by Mike Warren with 13 points. Gut ierrez II. P. Peterson 8. McElligntl 9. J Peterson 3. Tom Gates 2. Hamletl 9. Todd Peterson 8. Krebs 5 and Kieiniaim 2. Main ('rahant led Ihe Cou jars with 18 points. Fisher 13. Stum '). Conn and Edwards 4 each, and Hale and Madison 2 each lone hit nn 22-r3 from Ihe held for 444 per cent and the Cougars hit on 18 .18 for .310 ler cent. The Cards hit on 14 2i; frnm the free throw line HEPPNER ELKS LODGE B.P.O.E. NO. 358 Crab Feed - Dance Jan. 25, 1975 $7.50 per person includes food, two free drinks, dancing. Dinner served 6 : 30 to 8 :30 p.m. Dance to the music of the Don Redfield group 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. For Elks In Ihe last quarter the Mustangs played good ball, and were able to control the hall effectively.' They were able to intercept the ball and take advantage of their opponents turnovers. As the clock neared the four-minute mark Ihe Mustangs got to the hoards and started to narrow the lead held by the Scots. Then with 2:39 left In the final period the Mustangs had overcome an 8-point deficit and had the game tied at 55 all. Two fouls by the Mustangs gave Ihe lead back lo the Scots as they trailed 59-57 with 1:54 left in the game. The Mus tangs ramc back with a basket of their nu n lo narrow the lead to 2 points. 59-57. with 24 seconds left lo play. Then in their anxiety lo regain posses sion of Ihe hall Ihe Mustangs fouled John Adams twice, and as the final buzzer sounded the Scots had defeated the' Mus tangs on Iheir home court. t"25i Tim Meinharl continued his for ..VW while Ihe Cougars hit on 12-22 for .545 per cent. The Cards led the Cougars in rebounds 21 19 and the Cards had 18 turnovers lo Ihe Cougars' 23. The Cougar JVs defeated the lone JVs. lil-49 The Cards had trouble finding the basket in the first half and managed ' to come alive in Ihe second half but not enough lo win Ihe game. I.eroN ,.;, high point man for Ihe lone junior arsity with 13 H)ints followed h Dan Thompson with 10 (K)ltlts, 2til Lieutenant William A. Wolff, son of f)r and Mrs. Wallace II Wolff. Heppner. has completed an infantry ollicei basic course ill Ihe V. S rm Infantry School. Ft. Benning. Ct.i LMHHBHbJ x:i S. Mm in I BUSINESS 1'i iKttet.in. Oregon MACHINES iwn. mc ". " Furniture ; Typewriters Richard Wellman Calculators Oiuur-Manager ( ash Registers " Copy Machines Jerry Haines Adding .Machine ( n-Ounrr Dit-lating equipment BBHHII'I'BHHHillHHHlHIIIIIHIIIHBHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHK Cover charge for dance only, $2.50 per person (includes two free drinks) and out-of-town guests scoring record with 20 points for Ihe Scots, followed by Rarkley with 14. John Adams 12. John Beamer 10. Wayne Sinclair 4 and Kim King 2. Ken Eckinan and Dave McLachlnn lied for top Mus tang honors with 15 points each, closely followed by John Kilkenny with 14, Jerry Gen try It and Clayton Wilson and Dave Mel-eod 2 points each. Statistics for Friday nights game are as follows : from the field: Heppner 26-70 for .371. .Siots 22-68. .323; from the free throw line. Heppner 7-H, .500. Siols 18-21. .857 per cent. This Friday night the Mus tangs travel to Condon to meet Ihe Blue Devils. Game lime is 8 p.m. There is no game for Ihe Mustangs Saturday night as they have a bye. Arbuckle won't open The Arbuckle Ski Resort will not be opera ( ed this year according to Dick McElligott. The decision not to operate ihe run stems from a shortage in qualified ski patrolmen. McElligott said the National Ski patrol has raised its standards in first aid training, and ski patrolmen who have served in Ihe past are now unqualified and cannot meet Ihe new standards in Ihe time available. Ski patrolmen are a condition of the resort's use permit . The ski club can st ill operate by going to Spout Springs. McElligoii said, w here lessons can Ik1 obtained. This policy will Ik1 carried out during February and March, with iransxrtaiion by private car. All members are required to purchase accident insurance prior lo Ihe first trip. Volunteers are still needed to drive Ihe skiers, but the club will pay for group lessons. 411 skiers will furnish their own equipment, food and low tickets. T-bar cost is $4 only 1 n RodiGtfs ono to The Heppner Mustangs, ahead by 5 points with only 12 seconds left in the game, had to settle for a 71-69 win over the Pilot Rock Rockets. Satur day night at the Rockets gymnasium. After Raining the S-point lead the Rockets took the ball and rolled the ball inbounds, down Ihe court, holding the clock to the precious time left in the game. The ball was picked up and the Rockets scored, narrowing the Mus tangs lead to 3 points. An inlMHtnd pass by the Mustangs was stolen by the Rockets, good for another 2 points and narrowing the lead to a single point. An attempt to steal the ball from the Mustangs after inhounding the ball again gave the Mustangs two free throws with no time left on Ihe clock and leading by I point. The first shot was missed and the second basket was good, giving ihe Mustangs a 2 point win over the Rockets. Ii was a close game all Ihe way with Ihe Mustangs lead ing the Rockets by 3 points al Ihe end of Ihe first quarter, 17 14 In Ihe second quarter Ihe Rockets came back and Ihe half ended with Ihe Mustangs trailing XI-32. The Mustangs poured it on in the third quarter and led the Automotive MIHtltl-1 1 ( MKVItOI KT. INC. ('inqilete Sale 4 Sen Ice li d & M.iin llermKlon Building Supplie$ SH IS Hlt AM. VOI R III II DIM. SI ITI IKS. r feature Hn ken I'ainl Tl'M-VI I'M l.t'MBMt CO. Tim Moore. Mgr. l:i:,s-:i)oriiMi:7s.,.,l I'KMU tTO Cafes Lounges C I.'S I.Hl'M.K A CAKK Se iiilisl in mixrtt drinks and fine 'imkN. liTK-.'Hil.-" fluru Hrppner Construction KIUHKKMI 0STIUTIO0. Concrete Aggregate ( rushed Hock Drain Hock usphull Pa Ing Kscawiling and (.ratting I lei niislon. Oregon l'honr.V'-2t!l Drugs, prescriptions IIKRMISTON DIU'fi Free Prescription Mall Service Opens a.m. to 7 p.m. (iifts for all occasions. Snack Bar 1 1 Main St. Ph. 57-3072 Floor Covering Heating MAR FLOOR COVERING Carpet. Linoleum. Ceramic Tile. Kitchen Cabinets Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed . Matt Hughes 422 Linden Way lfi78-9tlH Heppner KEMIG FLOOR COVERING Carpet, draperies, linoleum counter tops, ceramic tile, flooring, sundries Sales & Installation Wfl 8. W. 1 1 th Butter Creek llwy. Hermiston lose close Hustags Rockets 33-48 al the end of three periods of piny. The fourth quarter was even until the last few seconds, and the game could have gone eilher way. The Mustangs played heads up ball until Ihe final seconds and pulled the game out of the fire. John Kilkenny was high point man for the Mustangs with 22 points, followed by Ken Eckman with 12, DeWayne McClain 11, Dave McLachlan 7. Clayton Wilson 6, Wade f'adberg and Jerry Gentry 4 each, Dave McLeod 3 and Clay West 2. Chevron unleaded gasoline Is now available at Lexington Chevron Station Lexington WHO DOES IT? HAS IT? Service Directory Funeral Home S KKNFV FIAKR l. IIOMF Prr-iirrmiKrinents, diolanl rrmo Sen Ing lone. Ilrppner, Lexington. I li i-iised funeral director ii;u 'iwmi Ilrppner Furniture See ii bef ore y ou buy your color T orxlereolem. Vtll.t Fl'ltMTl'RE AMI ITI.I ( F.S r.l U. MrrniMon te. llri nilstmi .ti-iowtTsn: New & I'sed Furniture A ppliunrr iillmi ti-(t orge Dralrrs 22MI V First. Ilermislon .Vu-K'NI Construction VOW IMIF.PPVFH! Win. (It'll) Slathem III II.IMM' CONTRACTOR Residential Remodeling Coinmerciul Cabinets ANY TVPF CONSTRICTION I.eaxrHordalthe Gazelle-Time (i7)i;2M Insurance Tt HNF.lt, VAN MAKTKR & BRYANT (ieneml Insurance North, east, west, south IU GGI.F8-BOYCE INSl'RANCE At'ENCY 67-)Hi2.,5 Heppner Ray Boyce 67U-S3JI4 Real Estate JKSS MASON Licensed Heal Estate Broker for Farm and Home Service ED HUNT, Salesman 9H9-HI32 Monuments Eternal Markers bronie, " granite, installations. Vases. Cemetary grave markers. SWEENEY MORTUARY Serving lone, Heppner, & Lexington R76-1KHK) Heppner For the Rockets it was R. Kopp with 20, Strong 4, Hadd 2. Crum packer 10, Ron Kopp 3, U'inons 4. Norqulst 4, Rice 12 and Beers g. The Mustangs hit 24 57 from the field for .421 while the Rockets hit on 27 (17 for .402. From the free throw line the Mustangs hit on 2:1 4:1 for ,3,14 wilh Ihe Rockets shooting I.Y28 for .5:15. The Mustangs outrchuunded the Rockets 4(K!. wilh Kil kenny gelling 18 off Ihe iHiards. McLeod 10 and West V. The Mustangs had 24 turn overs to the Hockels 14. Optometrist Dlt. F.. K.S( It FFIT7, Oplunirlrlsi Nrxl to lintel Ilrppner entrance. fiTU'ili,-, Ilrppner Physclans-Surgeons lilt. I,. D.TIRBI FS Dti-iiMth ihslcln nid urgron 1st NmiIoiiuI Hank Blrtg. ltes.K;ft-t:in ((.; wis (Fit M A. JONES. M.I). I'tnsiclunand Surxeoa USE. Ilurlliuil, Hour: Mon. thru Thurs.. I a.m. I.': :l in.; I ;:to p.m.-3 p nt.: Frl.. a.m. I p.m. Iliiiolsti.ii. Ore. r,m Dlt K.I). I'FTFRSON ( hi liiimiiir and Nalurninlhic Phxslrbn K'llN. First St. I'honr; ,Vi;.'" Ili-nuiston.Orr. tt's'lK Radiator Service frmfrs: ,IONI.SR)T(lt SERVICE Nou is the time to get your hart est equipment ready before the rush season. Sewing Machines SIM.FH SiilenASert Ice We repair all makes and models (.ROtiANS Approteri Singer Dealer 2 CIS. Main Pendleton 27-2:t.2 Title Insurance MORROW COUNTY ABSTR ACT AM) TITLE CO. Title Insurance Olflce In Peters Bldg. fi-mii2 Heppner UMATILLA READY-MIX Open every weekday, and Saturdays and Sundays if necessary. Phone 67(1-9106 or K-KI4 f
