Cardinal boys defeated by
The Curdinul varsity boys
were defeated by the Heppner
MuHtangs 33 74 on Suturduy,
December 19.
' Dorian Forrttr scored nine
points In the first quarter to
lead the Mustangs to a 4 16
lead over the Cardinals.
The Mustangs outscored the
Cardinals In the second quar
ter as they took a 15 - 34 lead at
the half.
The Cardinals were out
scored budly In the third
quarter as the Mustangs
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and best wishes for
a wonderful white
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ijCiWlOim & LARRY & KERRY
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trftlic Nativity.
NORTHWESTERN MOTEL
& RV PARK
JOHN & ANN SKOW
That festive
holiday spirit Is
In the alri with
hearts filled
with excitement,
we say
Marry Christmas,
and thanks.
LEXINGTON LUMBER
GENE, DONNA, MIKE7BARB & DUANE
" dominated the scoring and
took a 21 - 57 lead into the
final quarter.
The Mustangs cupped the
victory In the final quarter as
they scored 17 points to take a
33 74 victory over the
Cardinals.
Craig Gutierrez led the
Cardinals with 12 points,
followed by Donnie Taylor
with nine.
The Cardinals shot 13 of 49
for 2(i percent from the field
and seven of 20 for 35 percent
from the line. The Mustangs
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shot 34 of 77 for 44 percent
from the field and six of 19 for
32 percent from the free throw
line.
lone 33: Taylor 3 3-5 9,
Gutierrez 5 2-3 12, Morter 1 1-2
3, Leavitt 31-6 7, Padberg 1 0-1
2, Hams 0 0-3 0, Meyers
Heppner 74: G. Orr 4 0-1 8,
Huston 2 0-1 4, J. Orr 4 0-0 8,
Forrar 7 1-1 15, Currin 1 0-5 2,
Connor 3 1-4 7, Lott 2 2-2 6, Bier
5 1-2 11, Holland 2 1-3 5,
Murray 4 0-0 8
Cardinal JV's defeated
by Heppner 37-53
ByMICHEIXE LARUE
The Cardinal JV team was
defeated by Heppner 37 - 53 on
Saturday night, Dec. 19.
In a low scoring first
quarter the Cardinals were
outscored by one as the
scoreboard showed the Cardi
nals down 4 - S at the end of the
quarter.
The Mustangs opened up a
nine point lead in the second
quarter as they took a 11 - 20
lead at the half.
In the third quarter the
Cardinals stuck with the
Mustangs but were outscored
by four as the Mustangs
Lions ask area
residents to give
gift of sight
As the hnlidiiv season un
folds, the Oregon Lions Eye
Hank fisks Heppner area
residents to consider "giving
the Bifl of siirht " so that people
blinder! bv corneal disease can
regain their vision through a
corneal transplant operation,
stated a recent news release
from Good Samaritan Hospi
tal and Medical Center. Port
land. "Corneal damage is a ma jor
cause of blindness, but today
more than 90 percent of
transplant operations are suc
cessful." said Kristi Voth.
executive director of the
Oregon Lions Eye Bank based
at Good Samaritan. More
than 9H) Oregnnians have had
their sight restored with
corneas furnished by the eve
bank.
The eye bank receives and
preserves human donor eyes
and makes them available to
physicians whose patients
need corneal transplant sur
geries. The only source of
tissue is the donation of eyes of
, recent lv-deceased persons.
The cornea is the transpar
ent covering that overlays the
iris and pupil, and works with
Heppner frosh meet
lone for 2nd time
The Heppner freshman
basketball team played lone
for
the second time this
season,
ious 53
Heppner was victor
- 37
Top rebounders for the
game were Todd Miller and
Bob Harris each with five.
Players who scored in the
game include: Todd Miller -
vr
Let all receive V
the King. In I
His spirit we 1
extend Yuletide
greetings.
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It'i now poMtible to grow
an entire organism from
ingle cell taken from
parent organixm. It'i already
been done auccesafully with
planU, but it's (till the
subject of science fiction in
reference to human. What'
the process called? Cloning.
moved their lead to 21 - 34.
In the final quarter the
Cardinals were outscored by
three points as the Mustangs
went on to take a 37 - 53 victory
over the Cardinals.
lone 37: McCabe 4 0-1 8,
McEIIigott 4 2-3 10, Childers 3
1- 2 7, Colvard 2 0-0 4, Ball 1 0-0
2. Doherty 2 0-2 4, Millman 0
2- 2 2, Douglas 0 0-1 0, Padberg,
Love
Heppner 53: Currin 3 0-0 6,
Miller 8 5-8 21, Green 2 1-3 5,
Kenison 1 0-0 2, Doherty 0 2-2 2,
Hyatt 1 0-0 2, Harris 2 3-3 7,
George 3 2-3 8, Riehl, Wilson
the lens to focus lieht ravs
entering the eye. When the
cornea is diseased or injured,
sight mav he restored bv
transplanting a clear cornea
from a donor eve.
Everyone, regardless of the
quality of his or her vision, can
participate in the eve bank
program by becoming a
potential eve donor because
"the need for tissue far
exceeds the number of cor
neas obtained." Ms. Voth said.
If 1R years old or older those
interested mav sign a donor
card in the presence of two
witnesses, and carry the card
at all times. Eyes of a
deceased relative mav also be
donated if the person donating
is the next of kin and over 18
years old, the news release
continued.
Donar cards may be obtain
ed from Terry Hughes, presi
, dent of the Hepner Lions club,
or any club member, or by
contacting the eye bank. (503)
22-7523.
The Oregon Lions Eye Bank
is supported by more than 200
Lions clubs throughout Ore
gon, and is a member of the
Oregon Donor Program.
23; Steve Currin - 4; David
Green 5; Kevin Kenison - 2;
Ron Doherty - 2; Travis Hyatt
- 2; Cam George - 8; and Bob
Harris made 7 points for
Heppner.
lone was 50 percent from the
free throw line. Heppner was
68 percent from the line.
A bright new note for
parties is to present a
hot dip, set in a chafing
dish or on a hot-tray.
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Ray Boyce Insurance
Santa's Workshop
A G-T holiday feature
Orange pontmander from David Sykes, publisher
My sister, Ardeen Clay, made some of the pommanders a
few years ago. I was surprised how easy they were to make.
They give the whole bouse a holiday smell.
Ma terials needed : one orange, one box of whole cloves and
one pair of garden gloves.
Instructions:
1. Using garden gloves, push cloves into the orange.
2. When all cloves are inserted into the orange, tie a
ribbon around the orange.
The pommander will keep from year to year. As the
orange dehydrates, it will shrink, making the clove
arrangement more dense.
Devoted
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Your Home-Owned, Independent Bank" '
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
HEPPNER,IONEARLINGTON
RAY, LIL & BEVERLY
The Heppner Gsiette-Tlmes, tfeppner, Oregon, Thursday, December 24, 1MI FIVE
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friends,
here's to a holiday J filled
with the sentimental and
old-fashioned joys that
mean so much at Christmas.
10 percent of school
board qucstionairea
returned
If yoii were one of over 300
people who returned a school
district questionnaire last
month, the school board
reviewed your responses at its
meeting Monday night.
Three thousand question
naires seeking district pa
Iron's responses on questions
' ranging from sex education to
academics, were mailed out in
November.
Monday night the board was
told by Superintendent Matt
Doherty that 10 percent of the
questionnaires had come back
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JACK, RUTH, TOM & SHANNON
m send warmest
wishes to all our
faithful friends for a
bright, glowing holiday.
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yje hope you enjoy
a wonderful holiday . u
and glee, from start'
to finish. Thanks ad.
in l. I I linnrr rnrnmiiM
VERN, QNDY, LINDA & CAROLYN '
HEPPNER BOWL
DOUG A SONIA"
Twenty-eight questions
asked,including: I think the
schools place enough empha
sis on academics. And I think
students should receive more
sex education instructions.
Four responses, ranging '
from strongly agree to strong
ly disagree (plus a not'
applicable) were available to
mark.
"This will be a good tool, if
you want to Judge some public
thought on an issue. But
remember it's only 10 per
cent," Doherty told the board.
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special thanks
for your warmth
and friendship we
wish you a very