II,.- Heppner Gazelle-Times. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday. January 17. 1980-FIVE
Van Marter,
Lankford
now 4-0
Jim Lankford's team and
Laverne Van Marter's squad
remained unbeaten with wins
last Sunday in the Heppner
City Basketball League.
Lankford's team beat Steve
Powell's squad 69-43. Dave
McLachlan scored 20 points.
Dave Allstott 19 and Lankford
14 for the winners and Bill
Meyers led the losing team
with 13.
Roger Britt's team beat Les
Schwab 49-43 but had to forfeit
the game because it did not
supply any referees for the
next game. Jay Coil scored 11
and Dick Devin 12 for Britt's
team and Les Schwab was led
by Tom Pointer with 16 and
Steve Rhea with 12.
Don Barber's team edged
Rick Johnston's squad 52-50.
The balanced scoring for the
winners had Barber with 11,
Dave Eckman had 12, Mike
Rowell 11 and Will Jones 10.
Gary Van Arsdale scored 23
and Tim Adams 14 for
Johnston.
Van Marter's team won
68-43 over Mike Smith's team .
Van Marter scored 18, Mark
Huddleston 13 and Dirk Dun
lop 10 for the winners and Ron
Green scored 11 and Mickey
Sharp 10 for the losing team.
Games this Sunday will
match Barber (2-2) and Po
well (2-2) at 5 p.m., Smith
(2-2) and Johnston (1-3) at 6.
Van Marter (4-0) and Britt
(0-4) at 7, and Les Schwab
(1-3) against Lankford (4-0) in
the final 8 p.m. contest.
All the captains are asked to
attend an organizational
meeting at 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Big Larry Wilson (44) was the dominating force in the
Riverside game. Dale Holland tries to defend.
Fillies romp over
Riverside Pirates
The Heppner Fillies girls
basketball team smashed the
Riverside Pirates 57-32 in
Boardman last Saturday.
Heppner never trailed as the
team jumped out to a 14-1 first
quarter lead as Alice Abrams
and Deann Connor hit the
boards and Lynn Dee Devin
Bowling
Sparetimer's League
Coast-to-Coast won the first
half of the bowling season in
the Sparetimer's League after
winning all four games in a
roll-off match with the Mor
row County Grain Growers.
The two teams tied for first
place after the regular half of
the season so the teams
bowled against each other to
determine the champion.
The second half of the
season started last week with
Sears, who finished last at the
end of the first half, winning
all four of its games and is in
first place with a 4-0 record.
Coast-to-Coast, Petersons
and Gardners all are 3-1 and
tied for second place. The
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers. Jerry's Mobil and Central
Market are 1-3 and Bucknums
is 0-4.
Karen Palmer bowled the
high game of the week with a
202. Fran Cook had the high
series with a 515. Coast-to-Coast
had the high scratch
team game with 793 and the
high scratch team series with
2.243.
After Coast-to-Coast in the
total pins standings is Peter
sons with 2,080 and M.C.G.G.
with 2.070. Jerry's Mobil is
fourth with 1.905 and Sears
fifth with 1,859. Bucknums is
sixth with 1,800, Central Mar
ket next with 1,742 and
Gardners last with 1,355.
Keglers League
Fran Cook rolled a 227 game
and had a 579 series to lead the
bowlers in the Koffee Kup
Keglers League.
The Three Holers had the
high team game with a 615 and
the high team series with 1,768
pins.
Betty Brown made the 3-5-10
split, Betty Snow the 5-8-10,
Maude Hughes the 6-7, Hilda
Yocum the 4-7-10 and LaRae
Kindle the 3-7.
The Pytts lead the league
with a 4912-22,2 record follow
ed by the Three L's at 45-27.
The Hi Ho's team is third with
a 39-33 mark and the weary
wives team is fourth at 38-34
and the Gutter Dusters are
also 38-34.
The Three Holers have a
30-42 record and the Dregs are
at 27-45. The Newcomers are
last with a 21 '2-50' '2 mark.
The weary wives team is
first in total pins with 28,283
with the Three L's second with
28,176 and the Pytts third with
28.102. The Gutter Dusters are
fourth with 27,820 and the
Three Holers fifth at 27,663.
The Hi Ho's team is sixth with
27,357 and the Newcomers
seventh with 27,253 and the
Dregs team is last in total pins
with 27.253
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Ann Murray (right) receives the award from an unidentified
O.H.A. representative.
made numerous steals and
drove in for fastbreak lay-ins.
Riverside showed a fast
break of its own in the second
period as the Pirates came
back to make it 18-12 with two
minutes remaining in the half.
Heppner turnovers, much like
Riverside's in the first quart
er, aided the comeback.
But Abrams got an offensive
rebound and swished it in to
make it 20-12 and Geri Grieb
scored a basket on an offen
sive rebound and another on
an outside shot to make it 24-12
at halftime.
Devin scored on a fastbreak
with an assist from Mary Kin
caid to open the scoring in the
second half. The outside
shooting by Karen Harding
kept Riverside in the game
until Heppner ran off eight
straight points near the end of
the third period.
Grieb scored on another
fastbreak and an outside shot,
Connor scored on an offensive
rebound and Mary Kincaid
made two baskets to make the
score 45-18 at the end of three
quarters.
The last period was a
comedy of errors as neither
team could hold onto the ball.
The Pirates did not block out
Heppner on the offensive
boards as Greib and Sandra
Ward both scored easy lay-ins
after getting offensive re
bounds. Lottie Laughlin ended
the scoring with 20 seconds
left in the game as she drove
the length of the court and
scored on a lay-in.
Kincaid led Heppner with 13
points. Grieb had 10, Devin .
and Abrams 8. Connor 7, Ward
4. Margaret Kincaid 3, Laugh
lin 2 and Cindy Bowman 2.
Harding led Riverside with
15 points, mostly on outside
shots of 10 feet or more.
lone horse
rider receives
state award
Anne Murray of lone was
the rider of her aunt and
uncle's horse. Harris Tweed,
that was awarded the 1979
high point trophy by the
Oregon Horseman's Associa
tion at their annual convention
at the Holiday Inn at Wilson
ville, Ore.
Harris Tweed was the
champion junior working hun
ter. The horse won the trophy
for scoring the most points in
the jumping classes for the
events for the entire year.
Harris Tweed is owned by
Russell and Joanne Shook of
the Buck Heavens Farms in
Hilisboro, Ore.
The horpe also was the
amateur high point working
hunter for 1979 for the North
west Horse Council. He is a
registered Appaloosa.
Pilot Rock comes to Heppner Friday
The Heppner Mustangs will
take on two of the tougher
teams in the league this
weekend as Pilot Rock comes
to town tomorrow night and
the Mustang basketball team
travels to Weston-McEwen
Saturday night at 8.
Heppner lost to Riverside in
Roardman last Saturday 57-45.
Riverside was led by 6-foot -4
Larry Wilson with 16 points.
Stacy Coleman with 12 points
and 5-foot-7 Scott Daniels with
10 points. The Pirates' leading
scorer. Steve Daulton. was
held to only 7 points by
Heppner's John Bier.
Jim Parker led Heppner
with 16 points. Doug Holland
had 12. Dale Holland scored 10
points and Curt Day 7. Dale
Holland also had 10 rebounds.
Heppner shot 37 percent
from the field, 20-nf-54 and
Riverside shot 54 percent from
the field. 25-of-46. Heppner
outrebounded the home team
30 to 28.
Wiison was the dominating
factor in the game as he
forced Heppner to shoot from
the outside. Everytime Hepp
ner could gel inside. Wilson
would reject the shot.
Heppner led at the end of the
first quarter when Parker hit
a 35-foot shot at the buzzer to
lead 14-12.
The lead continued to chan
ge hands in the second period
in the see-saw game with
Heppner still hitting an amaz
intf percentage of its shots
from the outside and River
side going to its inside game
with Coleman and Wilson.
Heppner led 26-22 on two top of
the key jump shots by Doug
Holland but Riverside ran off
eitrhl straight points to lead at
halftime 30-26.
Parker had 14 points at
halftime and Wilson led Ri
verside with 8 points.
Heppner stayed within stri
king distance in the third
period after Dale Holland
drove the length of the court
and scored a lay-in to make it
40-37 hut Riverside scored the
last two baskets to lead 44-37
ai Die end of three quarters.
Parker scored his only
basket of the second half with
four minutes left in the game
to make the score 48-41 but
lone Cardinals play
Echo, Arlington
The lone Cardinals will take
on Echo tomorrow night at
home and Arlington Saturday
night in an away game. The
JV play at 4:30 p.m. with the
girls and boys varsities
following.
lone did not have any games
last week because of snow.
Coach Del LaRue said Echo
is led by its 6-foot-2 center Joe
Ramos who is a "good outside
shooter " Their other leading
scorer is little Todd Rohde
who is a senior guard.
LaRue expects Saturday's
game against Arlington to be
much tougher since Arlington
beat Echo last week 89-56.
"It should be one of our
closer league games," he said.
"They are about the same size
as us. with their tallest player
6-1. They are quick and play
good'D'. They are young with
no starters back from last
season although several of the
players did play varsity ball."
LaRue expects Mike Proc
tor, "who is a good shooter" to
cause some problems for the
Cardinal roundballers. Proc
tor scored 17 in last week's
game. He also said McCauley
and Cloy Bittinger are good
players for Arlington.
As for the lay-off because of
the snow cancellations last
week. LaRue does not know if
that will hurt his team or not.
"We were just starting to
play well together," he said.
"We needed to play but I hope
our momentum will carry us
through."
Coach LaRue said he is in a
good situation because he has
a lot of players performing
well. He plans on starting
Mark Patton at center. Dennis
Slefani and Treve Peterson at
the guard spots but he is not
sure what he is going to do
about the forward positions.
Robin LaRue is playing
after sitting out the first half
of the season with a football
injury.
"The doctor told him his
knee is as good as ever and he
doesn't even have to wear a
brace like he thought he was
going to have to for about six
months." the head coach said.
The other forwards fighting
it out for a starting spot are
Shawn LaRue, Jim McCabe
and Gregg Rietmann.
"I am comfortable with all
four forwards." LaRue said.
"I am in a good situation
because I can rest people and
use the press most of the game
to wear our opponents down.
We are really gelling good
plav from our bench."
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thai was as close as Heppner
could come as Riverside ran
off five straight points to put
the game away at 53-41.
Riverside stalled the last
two minutes of the game with
the four-corners style offense
and Heppner was forced to
foul. Riverside made 7-of-ll
free throws in the game and
won by 12 points.
Coach Dale Holland said the
team played good man-to-man
defense against the quicker
Pirate team and the Mustangs
will have to play good defense
this weekend to beat two of the
toughlest teams in the league.
"There is not anyone in this
league we can't beat," Hol
land said.
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Consolidated Report of Condition
DANK OF
jJEastern Oregon
MEMBER
FEDERAL DEPOSIT
Your Home-Owned, Independent Bank"
ARLINGTON, HEPPNER AND IONE
INSURANCE CORPORATION
AS OK
ASSFTS
C.-ish and duo from banks 1,595,206.26
U.S. Treasury securities 1,868,987.38
OMiealinns of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations 750.000.00
Other Securities 3,572,459.83
Federal funds sold & securities purchased under agreements to resell 700,000.00
Olher loans less reserve for loan losses 13,907,288.28
Bank premises, furniture & fixtures. & other assets representing
hank premises 371,737.44
Olher assets , 77,597.62
TOTAI, ASSETS 22,843,276.81
I.IAf'.H.ITIKS
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 5,589,650.34
Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations . . . 12,078,201.04
Deposits of United States Government 41,316.86
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 3,209,659.38
Certified and officers' checks, etc 242.445.11
TOTAI, DEPOSITS 21,161,272.73
a. Total demand deposits : 6.684.174.35
b. Total time and savings deposits : 14.477.098.38
Federal funds purchased & securities sold under agreement to purchase none
Other liabilities 174,499.46
TOTAI. LIABILITIES 21,335.772.19
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock total par value 150,000.00
No. shares authorized fi.000) (No. shares outstanding 6,000)
Surplus 1 ,000.000.00
Undivided profits 357,504.62
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1,507,504.62
TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES & CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 22.843,276.81
MEMORANDA
Averace of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 19,815,773.87
Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 14,522,993.94
SMndhv letter of credit 100,000.00
I. .lames II. Wishart. Vice-Pres.. of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that this
rennri of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
signed, James H. Wishart
Cdircci X' A'test Directors:
(i Howard Rrvant Gene Pierce
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