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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1982)
..! Local bowlers outscore pro By JUSTINE ach year' n,ey are now fore we beeln another fall By JUSTINE WRATIIICKFORD About noon last Monday, Krnle and Cathy Schlegel left lli'lipiUT In their large motor van headed for their real home In Vancouver, Wash. The colorful champion TV howler had kept busy helping many bowlers here and had been outscored by some of them. Both Ernie and Cathy are natives of New York City. They say they had a really pleasing three-night stay In Heppner as houseguests of Doug and Sonia Smith, owners of Heppner Bowl. One local bowler, Merlin Cantln, beat the champ "from scratch" and quite a few men and women beat him using their handicaps against his 200 average handicap. These people won some prize money and will each receive an award that states "I beat Ernie Schlegel, Dec. 1982." On Saturday the Schlegels both bowled, Ernie scored 552 and Cathy made 623. The men who bested Ernie on Saturday were Merlin Cantin, 663, Mick Kendall 580; Riley Munkert, 579; and Ray Massey, 552. That day's women winners were Chris Umanen, 618; Charleen Isom, 615; Katie Mc Robertas, 611; and Harriet Evans, 552. On Sunday Ernie scored 579 and was beaten by seven men with these scores: Norm Kickert. 626; Gene Doherty, 618; Ron Bowman, 616; Gary Van Arsdale, 591; Dave Den ton, 582; Mick Kendall, 580; and Doug Smith 659. The women who outscored the champ on Sunday were Christ Umanen, 652; Inetia Cantin, 5W, udy Kickert, 587; and Billie Doherty. 580. I had the enjoyable oppor tunity of visiting with Cathy Schlegel just before they handed west and learned a little more about the life of the very successful professional liowler, Ernie, and his wife, They travel quite constantly, doing three two-monoth tours it GREAT RATE it $2500MNDEP it EASY WITHDRAWAL it INSURED TO 100,000 it EFFECTIVE DEC. 14, 1982 headed for a "Real, at-home Christmas" in Vancouver, Cathy said "We celebrated our seventh anniversary on December 2, as we pulled in to Ileppner, and Doug and Sonia threw a wonderful champagne dinner for us. We like this town. We went out to the Artifactory on Saturday, and ! bought some pretty Christmas tree ornaments. We will come here again, probably Just be Fillies begin busy schedule The Heppner Fillies J.V, and varsity teams have begun their busy schedule of games for the 1982-83 basketball, season. The varsity team participa ted in the Morrow County Invitational at Boardman last Friday and Saturday and lost to Echo 39 33, and then to Riverside, 78-11. Top scorers In the Echo game Friday night were Sher Local church begins program Heppner Seventh-day Ad ventist Church members star ted an ingathering and carol ing program on December 4. Members will be out Satur day, Sunday and Wednesday evenings until Christmas, said Christmas Turkey Shoot to be held Dec. 19 A Christmas Turkey Shoot wiU tbe held Sunday, Dec. 19, 2 p.m. at the Gilliam County Fairgrounds at Condon. Bow hunters' silhouettes, swinging shoot and bull's-eye target shooters are all welcome, said a spokesperson. A $2.50 entry MEMBER FDIC tour. We think the Smiths are dong a fine Job here at the Ileppner Bowl," She explained that their winter lour begins on January 11 and will end April 30, and that they have every day scheduled. They then will have a break before their spring tour. They will also be at home in Vancouver after that second tour of the year until they begin their travels again next fall, ry Clemmet with nine points land Pam Orr with seven. Saturday's high scoring play ers included Anne Murray with 17,Stephi Payne, 10, Pam Orr, 16 and Ellen Arbogast, 12. The J.V. girls' team met Riverside on Monday. Dec. 6, and came away with a 31 16 victory. Jan Terjeson is coach for the varsity team while the junior varsity is under the direction of Karen Howe. a church spokesperson. "Once again solicitors will be ringing doorbells, inviting the community to share in a giant operation to bring hope and help to literally millions." she said. fee will be charged, he added. Winners of a Sage Brush Archery Club turkey shoot November 27 were Raymond Reid of Heppner. Phil McClure of Fossil and Bill McCarty and Steve Potter, both of Condon. rr ' " " - rv"" - Cards lose 2 in tourney, second game By ("HAHJ OUTIKItRKZ lime score was 31 to a meager ..?..' ... The lone High School var sity basketball team partici pated in the Morrow County Invitational Tournament at Boardman last weekend and took last place. lone was defeated by the Riverside Pirales in game one by a score of 55 - 35. In that game, lone's Tim Patton was high point scorer with 10 points, followed by Denny Starr with four. lone started off very slowly in the first game for the Cards, and only scored four points in the first quarter, compared to 15 by the Pirates. In the second quarter, the scoring was a little closer as Riverside only out scored lone bv three points and the half- Auction winners named Several local residents pur chased Hems from Heppner merchants during silent auc tions on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 26 and 27. The auctions were a special feature of this year's Christmas opening. Following are the bid win ners: Peggy Fishburn, Kym War ren and Ginger Keithley were successful with their bids at Cole's House of Fashion. Lori Fetsch and Charlene Nix pur POinSETTI $6M Singles $10 Double Arriving this week at GREEN FEED & SEED Heppner 676-9422 'EASTERN'S BEST STC? IU FOR DETAILS 17. lone was again a slow star ter in the second half and only scored four more points to Rivt'ihide's 16. but the Cards held on. In the last quarter. lone out scored Riverside by six points and ended the game at 55 - 35. lone's trouble at first was at the line. Not only did they miss free throws but they had 15 personal fouls and the Pirates took advantage of the oppor tunity. Coach LaRue had this to say about the game "Well. I wasn't very pleased." On Saturday night. lone met the Echo Cougars to play game two for the Cardinals. The Cardinals were defeated bv a score of 66 - 63 in a better chased merchandise from Murray Rexall Drug: Eliza beth Rich was a winner at Gardner's Men's Wear; Kym Warren. Donna Moeller and Bob Nairns received the items they placed bids on at Coast to Coast: and Kelli Bergstrom, Ronda Britt. Jerry Rood, An netta Spicer. Jay Coil, Greg McGranahan. Sally Maddern and Cindi Bergstrom all placed bids and were success ful at Shoe Box. irfsLss Y nov; :jmc3uci::G PAYIOS AK1K Arlington The llpppner Gazette-Times, lleppnerf Oregon, Thursday, December 2. 1982 SEVEN game than that of the previous night. lone's leading scorers were Tim Patton with 17 and Craig r,nii..rrf with 15. lone credi ted its performance to the fact that they rebounded better, and in the second half, they just played more aggressive basketball. In the first quarter. lone was out scored 16 13 but the damage was done in the se cond quarter when the Cou gars overwhelmed the Cardi nals and compih'd 10 more SnSB3iHBSSBBBHataBSBSBBSaBSSSSSaBa time: 7:30p.m. NjJ place-. M.CG.G. Shop 'Jr l3?f date: Monday, Dec 13 f JJT ) Learn five ways to weld with just a II I few hours practice. mf I Learn easy overhead welding. See unique, new welders. Meet welding experts from Century VTTTTSTJTS Mfg. Co. 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We could have rebounded better; we could have blocked out better but we did make pro gress." lone plays Condon on Tues day at 6:30 p.m. starting with a J.V. game. They play Spray and Heppner on Friday and Saturday respectfully. Both games start at 6 p.m.
