lone Cardinals victorious in season opener, 28-6
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The lone Cnrdiniils truvelcd
In North Powder on Fridny.
Seplemher 12 for their wason
opener. The Curds returned
victorious by 2lt-(i murRin.
TheCurdiniils opened up the
Ranie us they kicked off to the
Hnclners. Ttie Cardmul de
fense held the Budnern, forc
ing them into a punting
Nituntion.
Ttie Curds were pliiKiied hy
pennlties in the gme as two
touchdowns were culled back
in the first quarter. At the end
of the quarter the scoreboard
showed that no points had
been scored.
The Cardinals moved the
hall down to the 29 yard line,
where quarterback Denny
Starr found Donnie Taylor
wide open for the touchdown
pass, The run for the extra
point failed, the score now
showed the Cards with a 6-0
advantage.
After the ensuing kickoff the
Badgers were forced to punt.
Jeff Hams was in the back
field to receive for the
Cardinals. Hams ran the punt
return back 78 yards for the
touchdown. Starr hit Tim
Palton for the conversion, to
make the score 14-0 at the end
of the half.
The Cards scored the only
touchdown in the third quarter
on a 31 yard run by Hams. The
run for the extra points failed.
At the end of the third quarter ,
the Cards were on top 20 0
The Badgers scored first in
the fourth quarter on a 10 yard
run by Robert Holmes The
pass for the extra points
failed.
The Cardinals answered the
touchdown with a 75 yard .
kick off return by Jeff Hams
for his third touchdown of the
game. Starr passed to Patton
for the extra points. The Cards
were ahead 28-6 at the buzzer.
Leading rusher for the
Cardinals was Jeff Hams, who
rushed for 154 yards on 13
carries. Howard Leavitt rush
ed for 25 yards on nine carries,
and Craig Hams had 12 yards
on four carries. Denny Starr
completed seven of 12 passes
for 65 vards
The Cardinals rushed for 196
yards and passed for 65 for 261
yards in total offense. The
Badgers rushed for 74 yards
and passed for 147 for 221
vards in total offense
Next action for the Cardin
als will be their league opener
against the Echo Cougars at
lone on September 25. at 7:30
p.m.
lone Band Carnival slated for Sept. 27
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The lone Band Parents will
sponsor a Band Carnival
Sunday. Sept. 27 from 1-5
p.m. The location of the
carnival wil be announced in
next weeks G-T.
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Morrow Co.
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Central Market 2 2
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Sears 1 3
Petersons 1 3
Sandi Hanna picked up the
6-7-10 split.
Jean Ball bowled high game
- 172
Bonnie Campbell bowled
high series - 474.
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Sept. 10
Team
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Kinzua Corp.
Team No. 4
Team No. 6
Bucknums
B 4 C Repair
Ray Royce Ins.
Columbia Basin
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Won
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fflS Football Schedule
Fri.Sept. 11
Fri.Sept. 18
Fri..Sept.25
Fri..Oct.2
Thurs.,Oct.8
Fri.,Oct. 16
Sat , Oct. 24
Fri.,Oct.30
Fri.Nov.6
Powder Valley
Open
Echo
Cascade Locks
Arlington
Wheeler
Dufur
Open
Condon
There
Here
There
Here
There
There
Here
1:30
7:30
3:00
7:30
7:30
1:00
7:30
COACH : Gordon Meyers
ASSISTANT: Del LaRue
Condon
fflS Volleyball Schedule
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF SERVICE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
TAX WARRANTS
NOTICE is hereby given
pursuant to OKS 31 1 .615 of the
service of Personal Property
Tax Warrants upon the follow
ing listed tax payers. Pay
ment of the following listed
delinquent taxes with interest
and costs of service must be
made by October 15, 1981 or
PUBLIC NOTICES
0
PUBLIC NOTICES
0
said warrants shall be filed
with the County Clerk of
Morrow County, Oregon, to be
entered in the judgement ,
docket of said county and shall
become a lien upon the title to
any interest in real property
owned by the person against
whom the warrant is issued,
and the taxes on personal
property embraced in the
warrant with interest, penal
ties and costs applicable
thereto, shall continue as a
lien on all the personal
property of the person asses
sed as otherwise provided by
law. The effect shall be the
same as though the people of
the county had recovered the
judgement against the person
charged for the full amount of
the delinquent tax covered by
the warrant together within
interest thereon and cost as
provided by law.
Sat. Sept. 12
Tues.Sept. 15
Sat. Sept. 19
Tues.,Sept. 22
Thurs.,Sept.24
Thurs.Oct. 1
Fri.Oct.2
Tues.,Oct.6
Tues.Oct. 13
Fri.Oct. 16
Tues.,OCt.20
Sat., Oct. 24
Tues , Oct . 27
Playday at BMCC
Riverside at lone
Wasco County at lone
lone at Sherman County
Wahtonka at lone
lone at Heppner
lone at CascadeLocks
lone at Riverside
Heppner at lone
lone at Wheeler
lone at Wasco County
Sherman County at lone
lone at Wahtonka
COACH: Barbara Stefani
TBA
5:00
1:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
1:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
1:00
5.00
Various games including a
baseball throw, bingo, a fish
pond for children and a cake
walk are scheduled for the
event.
Anyone wanting to donate
Legion to
hold meeting
Heppner American Legion
and Auxiliary. Post No. 87.
will hold a special meeting
Sunday, Sept. 20. at 4 p.m. at
the Legion hall.
The evening will begin with
a potluck dinner, after which
District Commander and Dis
trict President. Mr. 'and Mrs.
Jim Ego. Baker, will install
the new officers for the
coming year.
Initiation of new members
will also be held at this time.
All members are asked to
attend.
All Saints
begins classes
All Saints Episcopal Church
in Heppner will begin confirm
ation classes for interested
youth and adults at 7 p.m.. All
Saints Parish Hall. Thursday.
September 24.
Church release classes be
gan Monday at 2:30 p.m. for
Kindergarten through eighth
grade youth.
High School Youth Group
meetings will be combined
with the Methodist Church.
Deacon Ed Watts will be
assisting Mike Sheridan every
Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.
All Saints will share responsi
bilities. All Saints young parents can
now have an hour's relaxation
on Sunday. Teenagers have
donated their time as baby
sitters. Sunday school for
three to five year olds will also
be provided if desired by
parents.
Young people interested in
becoming acolytes should con
tact Deacon Fd Watts, as
training will begin soon, utfiee
phone: 676-9970 or home.
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DESCRIPTION
YEAR
TAX
"lNTEREf
TO OCT. 15, 81 TOTAL
Oliver Carver
Alfredo Ruelas
Paul Martin
Mobil Home
Mobil Hon
Mobil Hon
Mobil Horn
Mobil Home
Mobil Horn
Adrian t Rose Eait Mobil Home
Jeaiie & Lup Colloeo Mobil Home
Cru Pruned Mobil Home
Alvin & Dorothy Hornaby
Mobil Horn
Elijlo Elva Sallnaa Mobil Home
Bill i Bobette Raekley
Mobil Home
Mobile Home
Marvin Pitchford Mobil Home
Paul 4 Charlene Callo Mobile Home
Gerry Kirkpatrick Mobile Home
1979
1980
1979
1980
1979
1980
1980
1980
1980
1980
1979
1979
1980
1980
1980
1980
125.66
124.44
27.13
26.35
.88
58.56
41.15
240.93
240.93
75.78
53.45
190.57
198.19
173.39
50.58
156.65
23.25
9.96
5.02
2.11
.12
4.68
2.06
19.27
19.27
6.06
9.89
35.26
15.86
13.87
4.05
12.53
MargoSherer Morrow County Treasurer & Tax Collector Published: Sept. 3, 10, 17,
148.91
134.40
32.15
28.46
1 .00
63.24
43.21
260.20
260.20
81.84
63.34
225.83
214.05
187.26
54.63
169.18
24. 1981
CELEBRATION
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Main & May St. Heppner 676-9481 or 676-9463
acquired from other band
events, should "put them over
the top" and enable them to
purchase the uniforms, said a
spokesperson.
prizes to the carnival is asked
to call Loraine Ladd. 422-7513.
All proceeds will go toward
purchasing new band uni
forms. Earnings from this
Band Carnival plus earnings
Elk's to hold pinochle tournament
The Heppner Elk's Club will me"' ne' Wednesday. Sept.
be holding a pinochle tourna- 23- beginning at 7:30 p.m.
story hour to resume Sept. 17
Story hour for pre-school Ash'ort meeting will be held
children will begin Thursday. following the story hour for all
Sept. 17 at 10:30 a.m. at the parents interested in partici-
Heppner Public Library. pating.
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Harmony Birch
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Oak (Natural Wood)
Rustic Cedar Flat
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Monitor Birch
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