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TK--Th llpppner Oairtte-Tlmrs, Heppnrr, Oregon. Thursday. December 17, 1981 Mustang J V team wins over Echo 41-39, now stands 1-1 A full-court press so' h Heppner junior varsilv bovs off lo an earlv load and the Mustancs marie it stand up for a 41 - : win over the Echo JV's Doc. 7 in Echo, said Toaoh Brrnt Eggcrs. The pressing defense, which Heppner used most of the Ramp, enabled them to get 2fi steals and rontrol the game. The only time Echo led in the ball game was at halftime. 21 -20. i While the Mustangs were forcing the Cougars into turnovers, they cut their turnover total to 18. and also eliminated a foul prohlem., getfing just 15 compared to Echo's 17. Heppner outshot Echo from Bowling News K of fee Klip Keglers December 10 Won - Lost Gutter Duster's Weary Wives Hi Ho's Three Holers Three L's Newcomers The Pytts The Dregs 40-16 31 -25 28-2 27-29 26-30 26-30 23-31 21 -35 High game: Iris Campbell - 200. High series: Iris Campbell - 545. High team game: Weary Wives - 607. High team series: New comers - 1fi63. Splits : Josie Kindsfather 7 -9: Lorraine Ball 5-7-9: and Hilda Yocum 7 - 9. Sparetimers December 8 Won I -s I Sears Coast to Coast S& J Market Central Market Peterson's M.C.G.G. Gardners Is Schwab 34-22 31 -25 31 -25 30-26 29I-..-26U 25-31 22-34 21'i-34i Splits converted: Dorris Graves 4-10: Cathy Hansen 5-10: Jo Pettyjohn 5-8-10; and Candy Gates 6-7-10. High game: Chris Limanen - 1. High series game: Jo Pettyjohn - 492. Thursday Night Ladies December 10 Won - lAtst Gateway 35'? -16'-.. Bucknum's 29-23 M&R 2SU-23W Kinzua 28-24 Columbia Basin 25-27 RayBoycelns. 23-29 Lebush 21-31 B&C Repair 18-34 Splits converted: Phyllis Cole 5-10 and 3-5-10: Ethel Paullus 3-7-10: and Marie Boor 1-2-4-5-10. High game: Phyllis Cole -197. High series: Phyllis Cole - 498. I B.P.O. Elks Lodge No. TOM & JERRY PARTY SATITOAY E LIVE MUSIC BY JIMYCARR the field. .409 to .:9. but made just 5 of 13 free throws for a .385 percentage. Sid Kennedy led Heppner with 12 points and Greg Orr chipped in 10. On the statistical rating system. Kennedy also led with a 10 rating, followed by Orr at 4-8. Kennedy led Heppner in rebounding with five, and Orr had nine steals. Coach Eggers said he was extremely pleased with his team's performance. "We played a very intelli gent ball game for the most part." he said. "We took better care of the ball, didn't foul as much. ' and really hustled. I couldn't be happier about the second game of the lone varsity girls defeated by Sherman Co. ByMICIIEU.KI.ARlE The lone varsity girls were defeated 20 - 50 by Sherman County on Friday night. Dec. II. The Cardinals kept up in the first quarter as they held the Huskies to eight points. But the Cardinals couldn't hit the basket as they only put in four points. The Huskies opened up a 12 point lead at the half as they outscored the Cards to take a 7 -19 advantage into the locker room. The Cardinals were out scored badly in the third quarter as the Huskies moved their lead to 15 - 38. The Vikings outseore lone junior varsity team By MICHELLE I.ARl'E The Cardinal J. V. team was defeated 24 - 44 by the Umatilla Vikings on Saturdav. The Cardinals were badly outscored in the first quarter as the Vikings scored 23 points to the Cardinals four. The Cardinals held the Vikings to seven in the second quarter as the Cards went into the locker room down 11 - 30 at the half. The Cardinals outscored the Vikings 12 - 4 in the third quarter as Darrin Padberg umagmmmmmmmmmmm HOSPITAL NOTES Patients admitted to Pio neer Memorial Hospital in Heppner over the past week and were still receiving care at the'hospital as of Monday. December 14. include: Gladys Beckett. Heppner -admitted December 7: Myrtle Marshall. Lexington - admitted December 9: Bruce Briggs. Heppner -admitted December 11: and Cathy Cheney. lone - admit ted December 13. Dec. 19 6:30 p.m. SEE YC"J TiiEUE NO DINNERS SERVED SAT. year. The Mustangs. 1-1, travel to Mermistnn Thtirsdav, Dec. 17. for a game with the Hermiston sophomore team. Gametime is 6 p.m. Heppner Echo 18 20 13 8 - 41 9 12 4 14-39 Heppner (41 ) - Thompson 2. Orr 10. Kennedy 12. Miles. Lucas. Cole 4. Britt 4. Way 4. tauehlin 5. Ploeharskv. Echo (.19) - Correa 2. Baker. Conner 4. rUchteI 4. Widman. Savior 12. Ramos 2. Lilly 5. Enright. Seifer 8. West. R. Widman. F, Widman. McAfee. Gehrke. Huskies topped off the game by scoring 12 fourth quarter points to make the final score 20 - 50. Michelle LaRue and Cindy Hill had six points each for the Cardinals. lone 20: Hill 0 6-6 6. Hnlt7. 2 0-1 4. LaRue 3 0-0 6. Fetsch I 0-0 2. McElligott 0 1-31. Morter 0 1-2 1. Palmer 0 0-2 0. Doherty. Thompson. Tavlor Sherman Co 50: Brown 4 0-2 8. Dukes 4 1-2 9. Kaseberg 2 0-0 4. Fields 6 0-012. Wason 2 0-2 4. Kelley Wilson 1 2-4 4. Kaf Wilson 0 2-3 2. Hattrup 0 1-2 1. Nerdin 3 0-0 6. MacNab 0 0-10 sank seven points to keep the Cards going lone 2i: Padberg 4 2 3 9. McCabe 1 1-2 3. McElligott 3 1- 4 7. Childers 1 0-0 2. Millman 1 0-1 2. love 0 0-4 0. Colvard. Ball. Douglas. Dohertv I'matiHa 41: Cuevas 7 1-1 15. Lindley 1 0-0 2. R. Wilson 4 2- 7 10. Vandever 3 0-1 6. Squires 1 0-1 2. Killholm 20-0 4. Roxbury 10-2 2. Bushby 11-13. Vancleave. Herman. T. Wil son. Whitehurst V MEN'S THERMAL LINED GLOVES BARGAIN PRICED Sg99 VUtietmaniTst Hardware lone 358 &.. t'i win-ma 111.8 s.a lii niniirii: iir 1 'iiiiiii mi 1 Cardinal JV's defeated by Sherman, BvMICIIrXI.KI.AIU'K The Cardinal J.V. boys were defeated Friday night. Dec. 11 by Sherman. 31 - 8fi. The Huskies scored 25 points in the second quarter to help them to their victory . The Cardinals scored onlv two points in the first quarter as the Huskies jumped out to a 2 -18 lead. The Huskies scored 25 points in the second quarter to take a 10 - 4:1 lead at the half. The Cardinals were out scored badly in the third quarter as the Huskies moved their lead to 20 - fi7. lone Qty Council lone City Council met Tues day evening. Dec 8 The following business was dis cussed: Communitv Service Dav. Id he held Wednesday. Dec. 16 lone Hii'h School students and fariiliv will volunteer services lo cniumiinilv individuals and lo the rilv in appreciation for the communitv support eiven the schools' (See related . - - Noraico Clean Air Machine 1fl5 3443 reg. $29.95 t3C3 Sala 1 G. E. Slicing Knife 157-7014 Z- 11 feg w ut a a- Proctor 2-Slice Auto Toaster 158 II reg. 1' O-l Sunbeam 1 200 Hair Dryer 160-1962 Salo C5o(H?C5 Westclox Travel Alarm 283-6006 CZDl req. $10.99 pn ? open wM rtA Yd 31-86 The Huskies capped their victory by scoring 19 points In the last quarter to make the final score 31 - 8(1. lone at: Padberg 2 1-1 5, McCabe 1 0-0 2, Childeres 0 2-2 2. Colvard 1 2-2 4. Hall :? 2-2 8. Douglas 1 n-0 2. l.ove 2 0-0 4. Millman 2 0-0 4. Dohertv, McFlliaotl Sherman Co. Kit: Knseherg 5 0 .1 10, Hein fi o n 12, Hiiehcs 2 1-2 5. Reers 4 0-0 8. Cnles 3 12 7, Bird 7 0-0 14. Dickens 4 0-0 R, Aesup 2 1-4 5. Adams 4 1-1 ft. Carlson 1 0-0 fi. Conlee 1 0-2 2 meets Storv, - approved n zoning appli cation permit for Flossie Mariek -announced that the senior class will donate a Christmas tree, to be lighted and placed near the downtown nark - discussed the open i no of sealed bids on an automobile, scheduled to be opened Dec IS. 7:W P m jt j& - - - 1578 . vsiMHiaiwi Weather Station, Thermometer, Barometer, Humidity 288-8456 10 01 0 m m m. am. reg. $21,99 until 7p.m. weeknights Friday until 106 May 8 p.m. Heppner Mustangs to This Friday the Heppner Mustangs will be traveling to Elgin for their fourth game of the season. The Mustangs will take a 3 -0 record into the non-confer- fnuicW(KKERI 9k Staft & (jUanagemcnt CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO STOP IN BETWEEN - . DowGuarrj i w I Permanent Anti-Freeze 76 O101 Salo W Wrapping Paper 286-0526. 286 0634. 288 0567 Salo utfi) Sharp Credit Card Calculator I ilMifllAr I 7 Sale "ij I Tissue E V UtMwl PaPer oE XI I 286-0674 "fct, reg. $18.95 I U "' 'l',? reg. $1.27 j ffh DC -31 Sale nruJ pc ( G.E.AMFM OC Aw Portable Radio I 1 I i j -""' 27'1801 " TOTAL HARDWARE Street Heppner PHt no far Condon defeated lone, and twice. "We don't know much about the Elgin team, except that they are the favorites of their Iihi'ii " Conch DhIh Holland WEDNESDAY, 10 A.M. 5 ence game, having Coe and Ctotetmas SERVED ALL DAYII o. HEPPNER first imerstawe ocu it Interlocking Tape Storage System 0 Mm. Cmmih TapM 20S-OOB1 rg. $7.49 Salo 4 Place Fireplace Tool Set 276373 reg. Lighter 276-4668 reg. $7.15 Salo Proctor Corelle 20 Piece Sets 138 6667, 136 3811. 136 3340 Q (Si Salo t3 Wai&vS) S I X1 fg. $34.95 1 X,, ivmw Vjb stock on handa TTTlK ' f1 676-9961 meet Elgin said. On Snturday. Dec. U I he Mustang will face lone at home and on Tuesday, Dee. 22 the team will ploy Riverside here In Heppner, DKDQJ5EE DEC. 23 P.M Cocfe branch i (3 rii
