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The llcppner Garotte-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, January 22. 198I--ELEVEN Mustangs meet Vikings' challenge on Umatilla's home court, 76-64 by Andrew Gorman Saturday Jan. 17 the Hepp ncr Mustangs took Umatilla's challenge on Umatilla's home court and defeated the Vik IngH, 70 to M. The first quarter was a high scorer as the Mustangs pulled out In the lead with six buckets and one foul shot. The VlklngR were close behind with five lone girls lose to Honkers by by Michelle l.altue The lone varsity girls hosted the Arlington Honkers on Friday, January 16. The Cardinals were defeated, 32 to 39. Fillies beat Weston McEwen, 45 - by Sherry Cowett The game against the Wes ton McF.wen was won by the Fillies, 45 30 High point scorer was Mary Kincaid with 16 points. Twelve points were made by Kellie Hammond. Fourteen re bounds for Margaret Kincaid Fillies break near tie by Sherry Cowett During the Filly game against Umatilla there, the scores were close to being tied throughout the game, but the Fillies pulled ahead and won. 48-35. lone varsity loses to Honkers, 46 to 49 by Michelle La Hue The lone Varsity boys played Arlington on their home floor on Friday. Jnn. 16. The Cards were defeated by only three points. 40-49. The Cards took the lead in the first quarter, 107, they held on to their lead and increased it to 23-18 at the half. The Honkers got their mom entum up at the half as they came out to score 18 points in the third quarter and look the lead. 32 36. In the last quarter, the Cards made their move but couldn't quite pull It off. The Honkers went home with a 46-49 victory. The Cards out rebounded the Honkers by one board, Inconsistency Inconsistency continued to plague the Heppner junior varsity boys basketball team last weekend. Heppner captured its fourth straight win at home Friday night by defeating a tough Weston-McEwen, 41-39, but lost its fourth in a row on the road Saturday, a 50-48 deci sion to Umatilla. Heppner, 4-4 on the season, played at Condon Tuesday. It was just Umatilla's second win in eight games this season. Heppner's Mike Currin sank two free throws with 20 seconds left in the game against Weston-McEwen to give the Mustangs a 40-38 lead. Currih's fifth foul gave the Tiger-Scots two free throws with 10 seconds left, but Weston could convert just one of the two and Heppner grabbed the rebound. The Mustangs' Greg Connor sank a free throw with no time remaining to make it a two-point winning margin. Both teams committed an excessive number of fouls, but Heppner won it at the free throw line by hitting 17 of 30 shots. The Mustangs had 20 fouls and Weston-McEwen, 24. Heppner was led by Connor with 14 points and 19 rebounds. He also led Coach Brent Eggers' rating system with a 14 rating. Currin scored 9 points, Jeff field goals and 3 free throw shots. At the end of the quarter the score was floppner, IS, to Umatilla, 111. In second quarter action, the Mustangs were still in control of the game and hud an edge of a lead with nine gnats and five foul shots. Umatilla scored six buckets und seven foul shots for 32 points to Heppner's 38 at the end of the The two teams each opened the game with six points In the first quarter, The Honkers took the lead In the second quarter, 15 to 19, lone outscored the Honkers by one in the third quarter to close the gap to 3, 24 to 27. The made her the top reloundor for this game. The Heppner Fillies are well, having won fi of their nine games. . Quarter scores were 4-fi. 21-12. 31 22. 45 30 llcppner, 4.r- Lottie Laugh lin. 0 2-2 2: Deann Connor. I 2 2 High point scorers were Lynn Dee Devin with 14 and Sandra Ward with 12. High rchoundcrs were Margaret Kincaid and Sandra Ward, tied with 11. This win brings Heppner's total wins to seven out of 10. Quarter scores were 5-fi, 27-20. Mark Patton had 15 rebounds for lone. The teams were even in turnovers with each having 13 - lone shot 18 of 51 for 35 percent from the field and 10 of 17 for 59 percent from the line, Arlington shot 18 of 43 for 42 percent from the field and 13 of 22 for 59 percent from the line Arlington 49: Anderson, 52 2 12; McCauley. 4 3-6 11; S, Bittenger. 2 5 7 9; C. Bitten ger.32 28: Proctor, 2 0-1 4; M. Pemberton, 1 1-2 3; J. Pem berton, I 0-0 2. lone 40: Rietmann, 6 2 2 14: LaKue. 6 0 1 12; Patton, 3 4 4 10: McCabe. 2 0-1 4; Thomp son. 0 4-fi 4; Morter, 1 0 1 2; Peterson. Hams. plagues Heppner Jr. varsity Orr. 8. Harry Groshens, 4, Jay Hayes, 3. Matt Clark, 2, and Marty Britt, 1. Against Umatilla, the Vik ings got an 8 2 lead the first two minutes and led, 30-22, at the half. Heppner came back to take a two-point lend in the fourth quarter, but it was short-lived as Umatilla pre vailed. Connor and Orr scored 12 points. Groshens. 10, Currin 8, Andy Samples, 4. and Clark, 2. Connor .and Groshens finished with a 414 rating. Orr grabbed nine rebounds, and Currin and Connor snared eight apiece. Once again the Mustangs got in foul trouble and hit just 6 of 17 shots from the charity stripe themselves. "It's a shame the great effort we had Friday night against Weston had to be overshadowed by a horrible performance against Umatilla the next night." said Engers. "It's puzzling to me how we can play so well at home and so poorly on the road. The Umatilla game was our worst performance of the season. We lost because we weren't ready to play at the start of the game. It's hard to get men tally into the game .he last three quarters if you aren't ready at the start." "Greg Connor played well both nights and carried us against Weston-McEwen. He half. The third quarter was a scorcher for the Mustangs as they ripped with nine field goals and two foul shots, leaving Umatilla behind five buckets, The score at the end of the third was Heppner, fits, to Umatilla. 42. The Vikings captured the fourth quarter with eight buckets and six foul shots for Cards were outscored by four In the last quarter. The Honkers took home a 32 -39 victory over the Cards, Tammy Holtz had 15 re bounds for the Cardinals. Arlington 3: Griffith, 20; Bailey, 6; Hughes, 6; Wise, 4; 4: Mary Kincaid. 7 2 2 16; Sandra Ward. 1 no 2: Lynn Dee Devin. 1 Hi 3: Margaret Kincaid. 2 2 3 fi: Kellie Hammond. 4 4-41 12; Cyd Bowman. Cindy Bergstrom. Lorri Day. Anne Van Schoiack. with Umatilla 15-14. 27 24, 48-35. llcppner. 48: Lottie Laugh lin, 4 129. Mary Kincaid, 1 3 3 5. Sandra Ward, fi 0-2 12; Lynn Dee Devin, 4 fi 9 14; Margaret Kincaid 1 2 3 4; Kellie Ham mond. 0 4-fi 4; Cyd Bowman, Lorri Day, Anne VanSchoiack. Inuitilla. 35: Dorothy Cardinal varsity defeated in tight game vs. Condon by Mil liolIcI.il It ue On Saturday the Cardinals traveled to Condon and the varsity hoys were defeated, 51-54. lone took the lead in the first quarter, 10-10. The Blue Devils came back to take the lead at the half as they scored 23 points to make the score 28 33 at the half. The Cardinals came out after half to even it up, 45-45. at the end of the third quarter. The last quarter was low scoring, with both teams playing tight defense. The Cards were outscored. 60, with seven of the Blue-Devils points coming on free-throws. did the best job of screening out on the boards that I've seen all year. Matt Chirk came off the bench to give us a lift Friday night. Saturday was just a case ol some poor Allstott deflates Schwab 71-42 The duo of Ken Grieb and Mike Stookey combined for 40 points to lead Dave Allstott 's team to a 71-42 win over Les Schwab in Heppner men's city league basketball play Sunday night. Grieb scored 24 points. Stookey. 22. and Allstott, 13. in the landslide win. Tom Point er fired in 14 points and Steve Peck, 10, for the losers. In other games, lone defeat ed Mike Smith's team, 42-22: Don Barber's team blasted Dick Devin's team, 64-35: and Brent Eggers' team edged Rick Johnston's team, 49-42. Skye Krebs had 19 points Scout meeting set All boys interested in scout ing may sign up Tues., Jan 27. at 7:30 p.m. at the multipur pose room at Heppner Ele 22 point;, compared to the Mustangs', four buckets and 10 foul shots for 18, Bui Uma tilla's fourth quarter victory was not enough, and the game ended in Heppner's favor. 76 to 64. l in!itill;i.f4: Brian Folleh. 1 2 4 4; Frank Dornan. 0 0-2 0: Joe Silvnz. 2 0-0 4: Roy Rodriguez. 5 2-4 12; Jason 7 Mizer, 2; Pettyjohn, 1; Jor dan, J. Hansell, D. Hansell, Mitchell, Pemberton. lone 32: Holtz, 14; Hill, 5; Palmer, 4; Morter, 4; Doherty, 2; Thompson, 2; McFlligott. 1; Drinkard. Fouled out : Palmer, Holtz. 30 Weston McKucn. 30: Kim Sloan. 1 0-0 2: Kelly Rurke. 6 3 4 15: J. Quaempts. 1 2-5 4; Trudv Johnson. 1 2 5 4; T. Bannister. 2 1-8 5: D, Lieu alien. S. Devereaux. Kent Killey, Julie Burke. Lisa Townsend Churchill. 3 1-3 7; Marlene Foiled 0 1-21; Kathy Sheets, 3 15 7; Darlene Follett, 3 10-42 lfi; Cindy Roxburg, 0 2-2 2; Delene Harmon 1 0-1 2; Teresa Ekleberry. Lori Fackrell, Deanna Dixon, Jo Leeson. The final score showed Con don with a close victory, 51-54. The Cards shot 21 of 61 for 34 percent from the field and 9 of 16 for 56 percent from the line. Condon shot 16 of 50 for 32 percent from the field and 22 of 29 for 76 percent from the line. Condon 54: Cooney, 6 6-7 18; Rauman, 4 5-7 13; McLane, 2 4- 4 8: Flatt, 3 2 3 8; Lantis. 1 5- 6 7; Snyder, Weaterford, Crews, Bettencourt. lone 51: McCabe. 3 4-4 10; Patton. 3 4-6 10; Rietmann, 5 01 10; LaKue, 4 1-5 9; Thompson, 2 0-0 4; Peterson, 2 0-0 4: T. Patton, 2 0-0 4; Hams. Morter. team defense." The Mustang JVs don't play again until Jan. 30. when they get a rematch with Umatilla at home. and Gordon Myers, 10, to lead lone to victory. Barber's team was led by John McCabe with 20 points, while Jay Coil tallied 11 for Devin's team . Jerry (Jen try bombed in 18 points. Curt Day had 13, and Paul Stringer. 11 for Eggers' team to offset a 21-point performance by Gary Watkins of Johnston's team. The schedule this week is as follows: lone (4-2) vs. Eggers (5-0) at 5:00; Johnston (3-3) vs. Allstott (3-2) at 6:00; Forest Service (0-5) vs. Les Schwab (0-5) at 7:00; and Barber Ui-0) has a bve. Jun. 27 mentary School. The regular monthly Cub Scout meeting will he held at this time. ' Simpson. 8 1-3 17: Mark Eppenbach. 3 4-7 10: Bob Scaplehorn. 2 3 3 7: Wayne Vaughn. 3 4-8 10; Dan White hurst. Jeff Thompson. Dave Divelbliss. Rob Langley. Heppner. 76: Rick Cole. 4 01 8: John Bier. 2 0-0 4: Jim Launer.2 2-3 6: Brett Sherer. 1 o-l 2; Dorian Forrar. 7 0-0 14: Brian Thompson. 1 0-0 2: Tony Currin. 21-25: Ken Stookey. 3 5 7 11 : Don It. 1 6-8 8: Robert Bier. 2 2-2 fi. Doug Holland. 4 2-3 10; John Murrav. Third game of season brings another defeat for Heppner Mustangs by Andrew Gorman On Friday, Jan. 16, the third season game of the year brought another defeat for the Heppner Mustangs. Mistakes were a big factor in the Mustang loss. The first quarter went off like a missile for the Weston McEwen Tiger-Scots, as their quick start gave them a four point lead within the first couple minutes. The Mus tangs, however, soon got their first two points in and the first 3 PUBLIC NOTICESj NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE CASE NO. 6488 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MORROW COUNTY RODNEY L. COLLINS and DORIS M. COLLINS, husband and wife. Plaintiffs. vs. DOUGLAS L. CANNON, a partner doing business as D & V CANNON COMPANY, and as heir to VERLA E. CANNON, deceased, and KATHRYN I. CANNON as heir to VERLA E. CANNON, deceased, and GENE GIN-r THER, Defendants. By virtue of an execution issued out of the above-entitled court in the above-entitled cause to me directed and dated the 15th day of January. 1981. upon a judgement ren dered and entered in said court on the 12th day of January. 1981 in favor of Rodney L. Collins and Doris M. Collins, plaintiffs, and against Douglas L. Cannon, a partner doing business as D & V Cannon Company, and as heir to Verla E. Cannon, deceased, and Kathryn I. Cannon as heir to Verla E. Cannon, deceased, and Gene Ginther. defendants, for the sum of TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($12,000.00) with interest thereon at the rate of 9 percent per annum from January 1. 1979. until paid in full: plus the further sum of $3,500.00 as plaintiffs' reason able attorney's fees: and for the plaintiffs' costs and dis lone girls by Michelle LaKue lone traveled to Condon on Saturday, January 17. The girls were defeated. 30-48. The Blue Devils took an early lead over the Cardinals. The Cards were outscored, 8-20, in the first quarter. lone outscored Condon in the se cond quarter but not enough to take the lead, as Condon had a 16-27 lead ai the half! The Cards were again outscored in the third quarter as the Blue Devils took a 21-41 advantage. The Cards outscored Condon a . forfU " d. quarter ended with Heppner ahead, 10 to 7. In second quarter action, the Tiger-Scots put in six field goals, followed by Heppner with four buckets and one foul shot for a tie at halftime. 19 to 19. The third quarter was an exhausting one for the players - one minute they were on offence, and the next they, were on defence. But even though the Tiger Scots were pulling ahead, with nine buckets and four free throw C2- . . . . PUBLIC NOTICES bursements in the amount of $220 20 incurred herein and the costs of and upon this writ. I certify that on the 15th day of January. 1981. I levied on all the right, title and interest of the within named defendants in and to the following described real property sit uated , in . Morrow County. l Oregon to-wit: A parcel of land lying in the Southeast Quarter of Section 36. Township 5 North. Range 26 East. Willamette Meridian, Morrow County, Oregon; Said parcel being des cribed as follows: Beginning at a point on the South line of Ordance Road. Said point being South 0 degrees 06' 25" East 20 feet and South 89 degrees 54' East 200 feet from the center of said Section 36 and running; thence continuing South 89 degrees 54' East along the South line of Ordnance Road a distance of 740 feet; thence South 0 de grees 06" 25" East 235.46 feet; thence North 89 degrees 54" West 740 feet ; thence North 0 degrees 06' 25" West 235.46 feet to the point of beginning; EXCEPTING any and all water rights of ways and roads. NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of said execution and in compliance with the com mands of said writ I will, on Tuesday, the 24th day of February. 1981. at 10:00 a.m. at the front door of the County Courthouse in Heppner, Mor row County. Oregon, sell at public auction, subject to the redemption, to the highest downed by two in the last quarter but the final score showed Condon on top, 30-48. Tammy Holtz had 8 re bounds for lone, and Cindy Hill had 6 steals. Condon 48: Bare, 12 LaRue, 8; Nix, 5; Putnam, 5; Brehaut, 4; Massing. 4; Newman, 4; Bauman. J. Brehaut, B. Greiner, Moffit. lone 30: Holtz, 16; Hill, 9; Palmer, 4; Morter, 1; Doherty, Thompson, i Mc Elligott. Fouled out: Thompson. .i -rubr -A fi I I shots for 22 points, the Mustangs weren't about to give up. Heppner scored seven goals and one foul shot for 15 points for the quarter and a total score of 34 to Weston McEwen 's 41. Although the Mustangs won the fourth quarter by one point. 21 to 20. it wasn't a big enough comeback to defeat the Tiger-Scots, and the Mus tangs lost once again, 61 to 55. Weston-McEwen, 61: David Franklin. 3 5-8 11: Barry f If 0 PUBLIC NOTICES bidder for cash in hand all the right, title and interest which the within-named defendants had on the 12th day of January, 1981. the date of the enrolling and docketing of the. judgement herein, or since that date had in and to the above-described property or any part thereof to satisfy said execution, interest, costs and accruing costs. Date: January 15. 1981 First publication: January 22, 1981 NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET HEARING A public hearing on a proposed supplemental budget for the Port of Morrow for the fiscal year 1980-1981 will be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall. Boardman, Oregon, at 1:00 p.m. on February 12. 1981. Copies of the supplemental budget are available without charge at the office of the Port of Morrow. The budget may be inspected by interested persons at the office of the Port of Morrow during regular office hours. Any person may appear at the public hearing on' the supplemental budget and discuss the budget or any part of it. SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET SUMMARY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1980-81 General Fund Resources : Additional Beginning Balance Additional Previously Levied Taxes To Be Received Additional Rents and Royalties Miscellaneous TOTAL Requirements: Personnel Materials and Services Capital Outlay General Operating Contingency Transferred to Other Funds TOTAL' Disposal System Expansion Fund Resources : Beginning Balance Transfer from Facilities Fund Ixan from General Fund Interest TOTAL Requirements: Materials and Services Capital Outlay TOTAL Utility Svstem Fund Resources : Additional Beginning Balance Additional Utility Charges TOTAL Requirements: Materials and Services Port Revolving Fund Ending Balance TOTAL Published: Jpnunrv 32. 108t 1 i i 1 Warner. 2 0-2 4; Dan Meek, 1 0- 2 2; Ross Simons, 10-0 2; Greg Rice, 2 0.1 4; David Hammill, 4 0-58; Kent Kilby, 9 6-9 24 : Laine McMillan, 30-3 6; Jim Schroeder, Scott Erick son. Mike McLean, Scott McLean. Heppner, 55: J. Bier, 4 2-2 10; Launer. 6 1-2 13: Forrar, 3" 1- 2 7; Currin, 4 0-0 8; Stookey, 1 0-0 2; Lott-1 2-4 4; Holland, 3 3-6 9: Murray 10-0 2; Cole, Sherer, R. Bier, Thompson. 0 y PUBLIC NOTICES Last publication: February 12. 1981 L.D. Fetsch, Sheriff, Morrow Co., Oregon State of Oregon county of morrow i hereby certify that the foregoing copy is a full. true. and correct copy of the original thereof. Pauline Winter, Deputy Pub.: Jan. 22. 29; Feb. 5. 12 1981 $11548 $ ( 150) 7,750 3,000 31,848 76.600 $119,048 $ 18,813 5,300 76.600 750 $224,192 $ 4,943 219.249 $224,192 $ 7,233 240 $ 7,473 JL J6JM0 (2.000) (6,527J $ 7,473 ' h Vet kVo, , 2,000 2,500 1.000 $119,048 )
