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The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 4, 1982 FIVE Mustangs The llcfipniT MuHlariKs went Into their content with Wuhtnnku last Siilurduy nlht knowing they would have a Kiime on their hiindH-nnd they did. Neither leiim could miiHter more (tin n a three point lend throughout the clime encoun ter, until the MiiHliinR, with the help of gome clutch freethrow HhoothR In the finul minutes, were uble to pull out u BO - 54 victory over the HtronR team from The Dulles. "Fouls by Wahtonka In the hint three minutcN put uk ahead." commented Head Coach Dale Holland. Ileppner reserve Mike Cur rin came off the bench in the final minutes to score one field goal id pot a crucial four of four from the foul line. UmiH Holland also scored two of two from the line in the clotting minutes, und John Murray recovered his own miss to score a field gnul, K''t fouled and make the shot to put the Mustangs over the top. CowBelles, Les Schwab offer fondue samples -vS Ik- i IV s Jeanne Adkinson (left) of Heppner samples beef fondue at the 1a-s Schwab Tire Center in Heppner, Monday as CowBelle Rene Ledlxtter looks on. The fondue was part of a joint promotion of beef use by the CowBelles. and Les Schwab. Episcopal Oregon to Bitthop John E. I lines The Episcopal Church of Kastern Oregon, under the leadership of Uishop Ru.ttin Kimsey, will venture together to raise $:i.r)ti,(MH for mission projects, emphasizing the Diocese of Kastern Oregon, the nation, and the world. The VKNTl'RK IN MISSION pro ject, initiated by the General Convention of the Episcopal Church in lii7. is a major effort to enable the whole church to commit itself to mission, growth, community service, and volunteer effort, Out of today's circular the following 6 items did not arrive: PC. ITEM 2 Mead Envelok Quality Folios 6 My First Barbie Doll 6 Topeo Soccer Boppera 67Pc. Kitchen Tool Set 7 Queen Size Poly Pillow 4 Heat lamp Bulb . W tinc.rtly apologiM and hop thli dots not lncoi,.nno you our vluod cutlofnora. Rainchecks will bo issued V. miiiimum. mm i mfwi mutm umm win over Wahtonka in "Uitt, Bier, Forrar and Hol land all played a good game for us," said Holland. "This was on Important win for us. We knew it was going to be tough to go in there and come out with a win." "They are a very deliberate ball club," said Holland, and the Mustangs had a tough time containing Wuhtonka's stand out forward. 6'3" Mike Byers, who scored 28 points. The Mustangs play Pilot Flock this Friday at Pilot Rock, and they come back Saturday to play Sherman at home. "They'll be tough." said Holland. Hep Wuh. in M FG l 12 15 III (10 54 12 FT 1 6 1 2 3 6 1 Reb TP 2 14 8 7 12 14 3 Orr Forrar Currin Lott Bier Holland Murruv 3. V Church of Eastern raise $358,000 stated Jean Krier of VIM. Eighteen diversified pro jects were selected at a convention in Bend in Novem ber, Will, including the devel opment and training of volun teers for a hospice program, aid to the self-help project of gleaning, and support for Cuttington College in Liberia. "The money will le commit ted to people who need help, not to perpetuation of pro grams to raise money," she added. Two rally dinners for the VIM campaign will feature the Former Presiding Bishop of the F.piscopal Church, Bishop John K Mines, as speaker. Dinners will be held on February t2 in Pendleton and on February 14 at Klamath Falls As Presiding Bishop. Bishop limes was in Pendleton 10 years ago to bring Eastern Oregon from Mission Status to Call Us For FortHizor& Chemical Moods 60-Foot Pull Machine and a 52-foot self propelled Rig Wo Also Carry All The Chemicals You Will Need Ekstrom Farm Chemicals Herb Ekctroci, Jr. lone. Oregon 422-7505 sites' " i ' J" mmmummmmmmnmM m v' I I - 4 A m .-vV r -if , . - i I -i k " : I ttirA -in- ; r J v . ' j It A . ,i . .. - ' J Mustangs in action against Wahtonka St. Patrick's Monday workshop well attended By Jl'STINE WF.ATHFKFOKD More than 50 persons, main ly couples, attended the work shop on marriage and divorce which was conducted at St. Patrick's Catholic Church Parish Hall on Monday eve ning January 25. The Rev. Richard Groves, vice-chancellor of the Baker Diocese and associate chief judge in the diocesan mar riage court, held his listeners attention as he talked of the independent status of the Diocese of Eastern Oregon. His vision of mission brought many changes to the Episco pal Church during his leader ship, said Krier. Jim Foster of The Dalles and the Reverend Larry Ferguson of Hood River serve as co-chairmen of the Venture in Mission campaign. Norm Shroth of Hermiston and Frank Anderson of Heppner, in charge of Advance-Challenge Gifts, say that approxi mately 25 percent of the money has been pledged. The campaign to fund these 18 separate projects will con tinue through March and will tie directed by the Reverend H, Paul Osborne, church fund raising consultant from Garrison, Kentucky. Offices for Venture in Mis sion will be at the Diocesan Office in The Dalles, Krier concluded. All Your tough contest, 60-54 marnace problems. He ae- scribed differing problems that often occur during different periods in a mar riage, particularly as the principals age and their par enting responsibility changes. Although the church in no way condones divorce, he stated that divorced persons deserve sympathy and assis tance from church members. Mexico it estimated to have enough oil to supply all US. needs for the next 40 years. I a I I spend on necessities. When you retire, it helps insure an independent, secure way of life. You profit at all ages. PLACE: Thc Columbia Basin Co-op Board Room TIME: Wednesday, February 3 7:30 p.m. photo by Michelle Portmann What's Your Opinion? J ' .'j.-iS Question of the week: How do you feel Heppner 's econony will be affected by the Kinzua shutdown? "I think it's going to hurt the economy if it lasts any length of time." said Helen Murty, Heppner. I ?v;0r x'-:: A'' ' UJ j i i riw i i ' - T-i End meet W&ke KEOGHand In a way, an IRA or Keogh retirement w fund is the answer to When you're young shield your income so you 02 274 N. Cards defeated by Helix Grizzlies By INK IIKI.LF LARL'K The Cardinal varsity boys surprised everybody as they came from behind and tied with the Helix Grizzlies in regular game time, Friday night. The Cardinals were defeated 56 - 62 in overtime. The Cardinals jumped out to an 11 -6 first quarter lead. The Grizzlies came back in the second quarter to take a one point half-time lead. 27 - 28. In the third quarter the Cardinals were outscored by seven as the Grizzlies took a 36 - 44 lead into the fourth quarter. The Cardinals hit some crucial free throws in the final quarter to send the game into overtime, tied at 50. The Grizzlies hit four of five free throws in overtime as they took a victory over the Cardinals. The Cardinals shot 21 of 43 for 49 percent from the field and 14 of 20 for 70 percent from the charity stripe. The Griz zlies shot 25 of 63 for 40 percent from the field and 12 of 25 for 48 percent from the freethrow line. According to Coach Del LaRue. this was the Cardi nals' best effort of the season. "We played well enough that END OF MODEL YEAR CLEARANCE! : k iPli your dreams. it helps have more to - Q WESTERN GJIVirJGS WESTERN HERITAGE SAVINGS AND LOAN Main, Heppner Phone: we deserved to win, but we just couldn't pull It out." lone (56) J. Hams 1 1-2 3, Taylor 6 0-0 12. Patton 4 3-4 11, Gutierrez 5 3-4 13. Starr 2 4-5 8, . Morter 0 3-4 3, C. 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