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Cards end season on good n mh m i 1 1: i.Ant k The Cardinal varsity boys ended their season on a Rood note us they defeated Cascade Locks, 75 57 on Saturday night. The Cardinals jumped out to a 17-fi first quarter lead on the way to the victory. In the second quarter, the Pirates outscored the Card inals but not enough to take the lead. The Cardinals were up M 2(1 at the half. The Cardinals came out of the locker room to open up their lead to eight. 4B-38. Cardinal JV's defeated by Cascade Locks, 42-60 ItvMM III l I i:i AIU K The Cardinal JV team was defeated 42-60 by Cascade Utcks on Saturday night. The Cardinals were outscor ed by four in the first quarter as the Pirates jumped out to a 12 16 lead In the second quarter the Cardinals were outscored by five as they went to the locker room with a 22 31 disadvant age Cascade Locks came out in the third quarter to outscore the Cardinals by seven and take a 3X49 lead. The Cards were outscored Bowling news Koffr- Ktip Krclrrs February IN H on I .os I flutter Dusters 9 - 5 Newcomers 5 - 9 Hi Ho's 14 - 10 The Pytts 4 - 10 Weary Wives 12-12 Three Holers o - 14 The Dregs 9 -15 Three l.'s 3 . 21 High game: Maureen How ard - 1(17. High series: Bilhe Doherty - 4!l High team game: Gutter Dusters Mil High team series: Hi Ho's 16Xi. , Spins Hetty Snow 2 4 7 9 10, Marget Dubuque (3 10) (5-7); Alvina Padberg 5 10; and Glenna Rollis 5-7-10. Thursday Mghl Ladies February IS Won lot Ray Boyce Ins I,elush Gateway Toyota B & C Repair 14 13 11 11 10 8 6 6 6 7 9 9 10 12 14 14 Kmzua Col. Has Klec. M & R Bucknums Splits converted: Inetia Cant in, 4 Old and Millie Hanna. (i 7 10 High Came: Martha Do herty - 210 High Series: Martha Dohertv - 553. Army Private completes specialist course Army Pvt. Rolx-rt M. Doty Jr., son of Robert M. Doty Sr. of Pasco, Washington, and Linda L. Craven of Route 2, Irrigon, has completed the field artillery fire support specialist course under the one station unit training (OSUT) program at the U.S. Army Field Artillery School, DAILY Wednesday - Bean Soup 3.50 Sausage and egg casserole with soup 3.00 Chicken sandwich on whole wheat with soup Thursday Tomato Rlee Soup 3.25 Macaroni and cheese with soup 2.95 ('old beef and cheese sandwich on whole wheat with soup Friday 5 50 Special steak with soup ag 4.00 Beef Teriyakl over rice 2.95 Grilled Tuna and cheese .Saturday j.OViiam and gcaiiopra potatoes wnn soup 2.75 ' "'d turkey sandwich with soup Sunday - Beef Noodle Soup 3.95 ven baked pork chops with soup 3.25Ht roast beef sandwich wiUuuuUl Monday 3.25 Sauerkraut and weiners 1 .75 Corn dog basket with soup Tuesday - . . .Mexican Food HVffEffi In the final quarter the Cardinals went to work as they sank 29 points In the quarter. The Cardinals put In 15 of 24 free throws during the final quarter. The Cardinals had four players scoring In double figures. Senior Jeff Hams scored 22 points in his last game, Donnie Taylor and Tim Patton scored 13 each and Craig Out ierrez had 12. Taylor had 13 rebounds followed by Patton with 12. The Cardinals shot 23 of 00 for 38 percent from the field and 29 of 46 for 63 percent from the free throw line. The by two in the final quarter as they were defeated 42-60. Randy McCabe had 13 points for the Cardinals, followed by Mark Meyers with 10, lone 42: Padberg 2 1-3 5, Meyers 3 4-4 10. Leavitt 1 2-6 4, McElligott 1 0-2 2. McCabe 2 910 13. Doherty 1 0-1 2, Douglas 0 0 1 0, Love 1 1-3 3, Childers. Ball. Millman 1 1-2 3. Colvard. Cascade Locks SO: Dorris 3 2-3 8. Tornow 31-57, Mohr 1 0-2 2, Kirkpatrick 3 1-2 7, Altezer, Rutherford 5 4-6 14. Williams 0 0-1 0. Gardner, Simmuka 0 2-5 2, Barns 5 3-3 13, Barron 3 1-1 7. Dime A Doxen February 21 Won Lost 23-9 22-10 21 11 15-17 14'7-17'ir I2'-I9'i 12-20 8-24 No. Two No. Seven No. Six No. Eight No Four No Five No. Three No. One Splits: Chuck Buchanan 57. High Game: M. Kindle 236, L. Masaey - 204 and Mary Wilson - 204. , . High Series: M. Kindle -606 and A. Padberg - 556. High Team Game: No. Five - 818. High Team Series: No. Seven - 2271. . Sparrlimrrs Frbruary 16 Won Ixwt Coast to Coast 25 7 Gardner's 204 114 Central Market 20 12 Peterson's 18 14 M.C.G.G. 164 154 Us Schwab 94 224 S & J Market 94 224 Sears 9 23 Splits converted: Andrea Mortimore, 6-7-10. High Game: Vonnie Lov gren - 194. High Series: Sandi Hanna -499. Fort Sill. Ok la. The course provides stu dents with the knowledge required to perform as a radio operator, substitute forward observer and fire support member. OSUT is a program which, combines basic combat train ing with advanced individual, training. SPECIALS cim Chowder Soup or salad with soup sandwich with soup Chicken Vegetable Soup Vegetable Soup with soup .Potato Soup 2.25 Grilled cheese sandwich with soup CME8.L0UUGE Main HtmI. Happnar note Pirates hit 19 of 70 for 27 percent from the field and 19 of 27 for 70 percent from the line, lone 75: J. lliims 6 10-16 22, Taylor 6 1-2 13, Patton 4 5-11 13. Gutierrez 3 6-8 12. Morter 1 4-4 6. C. Hams 3 0-0 6. Meyers 0 2- 3 2. Padberg 0 1-2 I, Starr, lx-avitt. Cascade Locks 57 : Tornow 2 3- 5 7, Wittenberg 1 0-0 2, Melton 0 7-8 7. Burron 1 0-0 2. Bilyeu 7 2-2 16, Bennett 3 4-8 10, Pinkston 3 1-2 7, Dorris 1 0-0 2. Williams 0 2-3 2. Barnes 1 O-O 2. Simukka. Mohr. Cards win over Umapine By MICHKM.F LARl'K Tim Patton exploded for 26 points to lead the Cardinals over the Umapine Chiefs, 66-52. The Cardinals jumped out to take a 17-10 first quarter lead. Patton sank seven of the Cardinals 17 points In the second quarter the Cardinals were outscored by two as the Chiefs closed the lead to 30-25. The Cardinals held Uma pine to nine points in the third quarter as they opened up a 15 point lead, 49-34. The Cardinals were out scored by one point in the final quarter but marched on to take a victory. Cardinal girls lose to Cascade Locks By MICHKM.F. I.ARl'E The Cardinals were defeat ed in their final game of the year as they were downed 37-46 by Cascade Locks. The Cardinals took an 11-8 lead in the first quarter as Tammy Holtz sank six of her eight points in the first quarter. The Cardinals were out scored by one in the second quarter but held on to a two point lead at the half. 18-16. The Pirates took the lead away in the third quarter as the Cards were outscored by three. The Cardinals were W.C.C.C. women slate annual meeting March 1 The women of Willow Creek Country Club will hold their annual meeting Monday, March 1, announces in-coming President Marilyn Bigelow. The meeting will be held at the Columbia Basin Electric Co op boardroom at 7:30 p.m. Items of business will in clude presentation of new . iiwi rui CRAB FEED SHRIMP ROLLED ROAST SALAD LIVE MUSIC Downstairs Dill Nelson UpsiairsLconnlgs Courtesy Cards Available 676-9 1 8 1 Heppner Elks 358 Card JV team defeats Riverside freshmen ItvMKIIKII.KI.ARIfK The Cardinal junior varsity boys defeated the Riverside Freshmen. 50-36 on Friday. February 19. The Cardinals outscored the Pirates 9-7 in the first quarter. In the second quarter the Pirates went out to take a 16-22 lead at the half. The Cardinals held the Pirates lo five points in the third quarter as they sank 12 points. The Cards took the lead 28-27. In the final quarter the Cardinals blew the Pirates off Two Cardinals scored in double figures, Patton leading with 26, Jeff Hams sinking 14 and Donnie Taylor had nine points. The Cardinals shot 27 of 57 for 47 percent from the field and 12 of 24 for 50 percent from the free throw line. The Chiefs shot 19 of 55 for 34 percent from the field and 14 of 27 for 52 percent from the free throw line. lone 66: J. Hams 6 2-4 14, Taylor 4 1-5 9, Patton 10 6-10 26, Gutierrez 4 0-0 8, Starr 0 0- 1 0, Morter 2 2-2 6, C. Hams 1 1- 2 3. Umapine 52: Wagner 10 9-17 29, Trump 4 1-3 9, Dougherty 0 0-2 0, Rob Riedel 2 2-2 6, Roger Riedel, Case 1 0-1 2, Robbins 2 2- 2 6. down 27-28 at the start of the final quarter. The Pirates got 11 fourth quarter points from Sharon Murphy as they took a victory over the Cards. Cindy Hill and Tammy Holtz had eight points each for the Cardinals. lone 37: Doherty 3 0-0 6. Hill 3 2-6 8. Holtz 2 4-9 8. La Rue 0 6-8 6. McElligott 1 0-2 2, Morter 1 0-1 2. Palmer 2 1-2 5. ' Cascade Locks 46: Ruther ford 2 0-2 4. Murray 2 4-8 8. Bilyeu 0 0-2 0. Raines 2 0-0 4. Walker 4 2-2 10. Brigham 0 0-2 0, S. Murphy 7 6-13 20. Wittenberg. officers, determination of dates for inter-club visitations and discussion of possible clubhouse improvement pro jects. All women interested in golf, whether currently mem bers or not are encouraged to attend, said a spokesperson. iiiiiimimmiiii iiiiiiixTiiiiii .3 85th ANNUAL Sat., Feb. 27 Roglstraflon.10a.m. - the floor as they hit 22 points. Howard Leavitt led the Cardinals with 17 points. lone 50: Padberg 2 0-0 4, Meyers 3 3-59, Leavitt 7 3-6 17. McEliigott, McCabe 3 1-3 7. Doherty 0 1-2 1, Douglas 01-21. Love 1 1-3 3. Childers. Ball 2 2-3 6. Millman 0 0-1 0. Colvard 10-0 2. Riverside 3A: Morton 0 1-2 1. Peck. Fredrickson 0 0-3 0. Trumbull 0 0-1 0. Seel 9 6-6 24. Hellberg 04 54. Palmer 0 1-6 1. Johnson 3 0-1 6. Sandlin 0 0-1 0. Banks. Fowler. Lindsay wins District Elks Scholarship Award Ann Lindsay, a Heppner High School senior won the District Elks Scholarship award last Sunday, February 21 in Hermiston. She was a first place winner in the Heppner-Ione contest and has now won a total of $2,100 in Elks scholarship awards. Lindsay competed in the district contest with students representing 10 other lodges across northeast Oregon. This weekend she will com pete against students from seven other districts in the state contest at Grants Pass. Fish and Wildlife Comm. sets 1982 hunting dates Opening dates for most 1982 hunting seasons have been set by the Fish and Wildlife Commission. The starting dates are established early in the year as a convenience to hunters who need to plan or commit themselves to vaca tion dates. Season lengths, bag limits and other regulations will not be set until later in the year after biological data on animal numbers and popula tion trends has been gathered in the field. No ma jor departures were made in 1982 big game opening dates from those which occurred in 19B1. Deer season will open statewide on ' October 2. Rocky Mountain elk season will open in eastern Oregon on October 30 for the first hunt period and Novem ber 6 for the second hunt. Roosevelt elk season will open November 13 for the first hunt and November 20 for the second. The rifle season for prong horn antelope will begin August 21. six days later than last year, and the statewide early bowhunting season for deer and elk will begin August 21. Upland bird hunters will also have starting dates simi lar to 1981. The statewide blue and ruffed grouse season will open August 28 and the season for chukar and Hungarian .LIAS) Total Registration 5 10 per person Rog. Without Olnnor '2.50 per person Ladles Champaign To a. 1 :30p.m. Lodgo 2p.m. Dtnnor........6p.m.8p.m. Dan clng.. 9p. m . , The llcppner Giielte-Tlmrs, lleppnrr, Oregon, Thursday, February 23, 1982-FIVE lone girls By Ml( IIKLI.K LARl'K The Cardinal girls were defeated by the Riverside Pirates 40-45 on Friday, Feb ruary 19. The Pirates jumped out to a 6-14 first quarter lead. The Cardinals hit the first six points of the game but were unable to score after that. The Cardinals came back in the second nuarter bv outscor ing the Pirates 12-6 to close the lead, 18-20. In the third quarter, the two teams were dead-locked as each scored 13 points to make V r Ann Lindsay partridge will open October 2 -concurrent with dear season -in eastern Oregon, and Octo ber 16 in areas where these birds are released in western Oregon. Pheasant season will open statewide on October 16 as will seasons for valley quail state wide and mountain quail in eastern Oregon. Western Ore gon mountain quail season will open August 28. concur rent with grouse seasons. Dales for waterfowl cannot be set until later in the year after the federal framework of dates has been received. Closing dates and other regulations are scheduled to be set March 20 for antelope, cougar and bighorn sheep: May 22 for deer and elk: and August 20 for upland birds and waterfowl. The commission also estab lished the 1982 hunting season for black bear. This year's season will open September 4 and continue through Novem ber 30. statewide, except for a closed corridor along the Rogue River. Bag limit is one bear excluding cubs and sows with cubs. cont. p. 6 '.jyo" jct.k PRICE FOR DINNER & DANCE QOOOOOOQOOQ SPAHE S3 MO per couple $5 single $2.50 child's plate MENU SPAGHETTI SALAD BAR FRENCH BREAD KOOLAID & COFFEE POSSIBLE BEER & WINE GARDEN This HAM ANKOF Your Home-Owned, Independent Bank" 1 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION lose to Riverside iL.. r, , nn Inn 4A. VinU the score 31-33. The Cardinals had three starters foul out in the final quarter as they were outscor ed 9-12. Cindy Hill led the Cardinals with 14 points. The Cardinals made one more field goal than the Pirates, but were outscor ed on the line, 10-17. Heppner grad completes Air Force course Jim Launer Jr.. McConnell Air Force Base. Kansas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Launer Sr.. of Heppner. recently completed a Fuel Specialist course as an Honored Grad uate. The course was held at Chanute Air Force Base. 111. Launer, a 1981 Heppner High School graduate, was one of those who received Honor Graduate awards upon com pletion of the course. BMCC nursing App. due Mar. 31 Applications for the nursing programs at Blue Mountain Community College will be accepted through Wednesday. March 31. according to Jan Clnsbv. nursing instructor. The college offers both a one year Licensed Practical Nurse certificate nnd a two year Associate degree in Nursing. The A ON program prepares the graduates for the registered nurse RN license examination. , To be admitted to either program, a prospective nurs ing student must: 1. complete i application form. 2. submit Dear Customer: We are taking ' of the Noritake glassware that Spotlight Glassware and the Azure Blue. Spring Green, and Petal fink; will D rnmnletelv discontinued in June of 1982. Availability Up , subject to prior sales and Also being discontinued in Blue. Black, and Smoke; Viewpoint Leaf Green and 'Celestial; Romeo & Juliet; We would like to advise our customers who have the above crystal that they are being discontinued so that they can nil in their sets. We would also recommend that new customers Jdo not register in them. It is wise to periodically check the 'availability of your Noritake China patterns too for fill ins. 'The following Temperware patterns are being placed on jcustom order: Fire Flower. Desert Morn and Softwind. 'Orders on Percussion will be accepted until March 31. 1982. Also only available until March 31 are Lenox Fine China Venture and Princess; plus 'crystal. Brookdale Lenox crystal is on custom order now. AII manufacturers are examining their priorities so keej checking if you haven't completed your set! ooooooooooeoooeooeeeoeeeeeeeoec TTIIF rv: v-wuiny PLACE: TIME: SOCIAL 'ALL YOU Advertisement Is Sponsored By D 'Eastern Oregon lone 40: Doherty 1 0-0 2. Hill 5 4-714, Holtz 1 2-3 4, La Rue 2 25 6, McElligott 4 0-0 8, Palmer 1 1-4 3, Morter 1 1-3 3, Taylor. Riverside 45: Fuller 12 7-14 31, Viall 0 1-3 1, Burg 0 2 5 2, Daltoso 2 0-1 4, Bartiett 0 4-8 4, Rogers 0 2-2 2, Hink, La Chance, Timms 0 1-2 1. 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