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SIX-The Heppner Gaiette-Tline. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, September 22, 19S3 Mustangs By MELISSA PRIVETT The score remained the same as the Heppner Mus tangs battled the Weston-Mc-Ewen Tiger Scotts last Thurs day night in Heppner, yet the score would soon change leav ing the Mustangs with a 64 victory. Mark Way threw a pass in the second quarter that was received by tightend Greg Orr who was awaiting the ball in the end zone. This gave the Mustangs the lead that they needed. "They were tough (Weston McEwen). Defensively we played well, especially after the first quarter." stated Hep pner Coach Craig Hitching. "They were running all over us, but our defensive line stiffened up, and that chang ed." This was partly due to the mistakes made in the first quarter when assistant coach Les Paine made some person nel adjustments. "After that we played a very acceptable defensive ball game. We did n't allow first downs, yardage, rushing, or passing." Kitching commented. "Offensively the team did pretty much what they had to do to win the game," but their coach felt that there was a breakdown in the offensive line which allowed the Weston McEwen defense to penetrate the line. This threw Heppner off. "They were well coached and played a hard hitting ball game." said Kitching of Wes-ton-McEwens' players. "We expected them to come out and attack us and they did, but by the fourth quarter they were dragging. They had the Sparetimert September 13 Woo - Lost M.C.G.G. 7-1 Coast to Coast 5-3 Petersons 44 -34 V4G 4-4 Gardner's. 4-4 Sears 34-4 Les Schwab 3-5 Central Market 1-7 Splits: Dorris Graves 6-10; Katie McRoberts 3-10; Janie Pratt 3-10-7, 5-6-10; Millie Han na 3-6-7; Vi Wilgers 5-10. High Game: Linda Scbultz -235. High Series: Linda Schultz -558. High Team Game: M.C.G. G. -932. High Team Series: M.C.G. G. - 2,700. Dime A Dozen September 11 Bowling A News Wm-Lm No.8 3-1 No. 3 3-1 No. 2 2-2 No. 6 2-2 No. 5 2-2 No.l 2-2 No. 7 1-3 No. 4 1-3 High Game: Riley Munkers -193 and Betty Snw -175. High Series: Elmer Heath -523 and Betty Snow - 475. High Team Game: No. 6 -747. High Team Series: No. 2 -2,085. Dime A Dozen September 18 Won -Lot No. 6 6-2 No. 3 -2 No. 5 5-3 No. 2 4-4 No.8 3-5 No.l 3-5 No. 7 2-6 Splits: Judy Rickert 3-10; Dorothy Wilson 4-5-7; and Dorothy Wilson 4-7-10. High Game: Judy Rickert -206 and Elmer Heath - 190. High Series: Judy Rickert -543 and Elmer Heath - 548. High Team Game: No. 6 -763. High Team Series: No. 6 -2,205. Thursday Night Ladles September 15 Won - Lost M&R 5-3 B.PO.E.No.358 4-3 B&CRepair 4V4-JV4 Cole's ' take victory from Tiger Seotts ball several times and we'd been hitting them hard. By the end of the third quarter they were ready to go back home," Kitching replied. "We take pride in our condition. We're in as good or better shape than any team we ply. but we have to be." Kitching did expect some thing from the team. "I ex pected the team to be nervous, to make a few silly mental mistakes, to play better, and by that I mean to execute their assignments, and to have a better offense." At this time the defensive line is ahead of their offensive line, but the coach said that this is normal because it is so early in the season and that the team will be working more on the offensive line this week. "Winning this game showed them that their hard work paid off. They know that they have a lot of work ahead of them. We've got to improve every week." added Kitching. The improvement will be needed when the Mustangs face Sherman County there at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. Kitching said. "We scouted Sherman County last Friday. They try to run the ball and will attack us offensively and defensively. They don't do any fancy things, but they have big kids that run a lot. They beat Riverside, and they beat us, so we're in for a good ball game." According to their coach, the team needs to concentrate on capitalizing on scoring op portunities after the ball is within the 10-yard line. "In stead of relaxing we need to go over the top and put the scores on the board," concluded Kit ching. KiiuuaCorp. Bucknum's C.B.E.C. Ray Boyce Ins. 4-4 4-4 3-5 3-5 Splits: Floss Watkins 6-7-10. High Game: June Bellen brock -199. High Serries: Carol Norris -504. High Team Game: C.B.E.C. - 974. High Team Series: Cole's House of Fashion - 2,781. KoffeeKup Keglers Won Lost M.C.G.G. No. 2 7-1 The Dregs 5 - 3 I GUMS AN0 HUNTING SUPPLIES Pmington wwofumt RUGER MARLXN For All us M FINE SONS Mea't Ihlrta A. a Emra haavywatgr 100 cotion formal a Aasonae color ptaa SimS M L XL a 1 1-326J awu 3284 8 a LigMwaiehi 100 cotton mam thin a Ml cut. macrwns waan laiM L XL. aeil 3310Hwu 3334 8 1 a ij iff v . A , ' U - Y V v V"' Mttfc-.'. Jin iiriimin mi i t ti a1 t in li r ri ' '"" 1 Heppner Weston-McEwen 0600- 6 0000- -0 Weston McKwen Heppner First Downs 10 Passes 5-15-1-115 Rushing 48 Punts S-23.4 Punts Returned 2-5 No. of Kickoffs 2-75 Kickoffs Returned 1-5 1-1M-10 3S 5-37.4 3-3.6 1-32 2-20 Three Holers No-Pin Hitters Gutter Dusters NewComers The Pytts Hi-Hos 4-4 4-4 3'2-41; 31, -42 3-5 2-6 High Game: Biliie Doherty -201. High Series: Biliie Doherty -487. Splits: Hilda Yocom 5-7; Carol Taylor 5-7: and Neoma Bailey 3-10. Blue Mt. Men's League September 14 Won - Lost Cast Of f's 6-2 of Your Hunting 99 Men's Sale Boot atock a Woof inarmai aoca. aray booy w rad top aMan'a aM 10 13 atll-OeM -IB II, ll.llll tic) phow b Jon Mhell Fumbles-lost 3- 3 " Penalties-yards lost 4- 30 5-35 Individual Statistics (Heppner) Rushing John Mover 18-44. Cam George 11-19, Mark Way 5-16. Kric Thompson 1-35; Passes Attempted - Mark Way 5-15-115 Passes Caught Greg Orr 3-93. John Mover 1-17. Jim Mttonnell 1-5: Punts - John Mover 4-116. Rod Cole 1-1; Punt Returns John Mover 2-10 Kkkoffs Bob Harris 2-75 Kickoff Returns - Archie Lucas 1-5 Bucknum's Tavern 5-3 Cal'slHinge 5-3 Central Market 5-3 Bowl for Fun 4 - 4 Heppner Bowl 3-5 Gar Aviation 3-5 Big Five 1-7 High Series: John McCabe Ontral Mkt. - 612. Dave Han na - Heppner Bowl - 583 and Garry Van Arsdale - Buck num's - 582. High Game: John McCabe, Central Mkt - 227. Garry Van Arsdale. Bucknum's - 224 and Greg Johnston. Heppner Bowl - 222. Remington 78S with Scop Bon. action wnti 4X (cop American walnut ttocfc ChooM 223. 243. 22 250. 7MM-OS. 30. caliber S0O3750 thru 3800 Winchester Model 70 Wesemer rtf i with walnut (lock 243. 2 70. 3O08cel and 300 Win. mfl aBOl 2504 thru 2538 Roger 77 Rifle) a faaluraa American walnut ftoca. 5 round capacity aChooM 2 2 250. 243. 7MM. 30-06, 270. 7MM-06 caliber a 602 6017 thiu 6108 Marlln Rifle a Sami-amomaic 22 rrfla with walnut finished hard wood atock Modal 60 (ahownl naa 1 8 ahot tubular meaeune. 22" barrel a 803-71 70 Modal 70 (not ahownl haa 7 ahot clip. 18" barral. 603 7182 64t Needs, Shop Coast aUl RV Aetr4 a Racaational ah.cia amilfMia non-towe. tvu'tnfO t raatfaaiional VaXicw Induaur Aiaoc a Gallon a 7 2004 Fillies take 2nd at Dufur tournament By DANA REID The lloppner varsity vol levball team traveled to a tournament at Dufer, Satur day. September 17 and placed second. The tournament consists of four teams: the Lyle Cougars, Columbia Christian Knights, Dufer Rangers and the Hep pner Fillies. The first game was played by the Lyle Cougars and the Dufer Rangers. Dufer won the game and was ready to play the winner of the next game. The next game was played by Columbia Christian Knights and the Heppner Fil lies. Both matches were close but with excellent serves the Heppner Fillies won the lirst match, 15 12. The second match against Columbia was another tough one. The super teamwork and great serves helped make the match and game go to the Fillies with a score of 15-5. "The girls played really well, showing a lot of improve ment. Everyone was great. Their serves were in and their spikes were in," said Heppner Coach Barbara Stefani. The third game was played by the Cougars and the Colum bia Christian Knights. Colum bia Christian won the game, putting them in third and the Cougars in fourth place. The last game for the cham pionship was played by the Rangers and the Fillies. The first match was a tough one but the Fillies showed the Rangers how the game was played. The Fillies had excel lent team work and super serves. They hustled for every ball, but showed it was worth it. They won the first match with a score of 15 to 6. The second match was close but not quite enough of Heppner's serves were over the net. They did keep up their excellent team work though. The match was won by the Rangers. The score was 15-8. The third match decided the game and championship. It was won by the Rangers. The Fillies were not quite consist- The world's largest oem is in the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The gem is a topaz of 1.38 million carats. to Coast a Supar-X cantarjira rrfla canridoas a30 ao a -04 77 35r ITT ent enough on their serves, so the game went to the Rangers. The score way Rangers 15, Fillies 10. "The girls played well, es pecially the first match. The second and third matches they had trouble getting their serves over." said Coach Ste fani. Although the Rangers won the championship the Fillies really played an excellent game. The whole team really was hustling and ready for anything that came to them. MORROW COUNTY Th following i. in accordant-, with ORS 2Q4.250. prrtelnlng to of the County Auditor fft the "'".'.hi!.Lj:'lL,i'j Claimant Crook County Appraisal Short Coume Fund Ore. Dept. Of Revenue Clare L. Kosnek D.O. State Court Adminiatrator City Llquldatone Stephen Trukosltl Del VanSchoUck, Oil Del VanSchoieck, Oil Centro Buinn Fame, Inc. Dennia Miliar Conatruction Pacific North Wet Bell John Mitt Oregonian Territorial Suppllea Pettyjohn Oil Suppllei Herttistor Tire & Auto Oregon State Highway Div. First Interstate Bank Pacific North Weat Bell Cal'a Arco L'natilla County Sheriff City Of Umatilla Hutch' Printing All Copy Corp. Vheeier'e Communication N.U. Law Enforcement Equip, N.W. Law Enforcement Equip. Stephen Trukoaltx First Interatate Bank Krusrbein Engineering Columbia Banin Coop. Colur-bie Busin Coop. I.B.M. Soil 4 Water Conservation Krumbeln Engineering Pacific M.W. Bell Kruabeln Engineering Hutch' e PrlntlQg Everett Kiethly a C. Ayera Executive Dept. Wallace D. Terry Nleoi, Holland, t Scott E.C.O.A.C. Catette Times The Bankere Life Pacific N.W. Bell first Interatate Bank Wood Expressions St. Anthony'e Hospital Postmaster Pacific K.W. Bell Pacific N.W. Ball Dennie Hachler Attorney Wentworth Chevrolet Noel C. Harehman Social Security Bevoi. A'c. Social Security Revol, Acc. Ore. Dept. OF Revenue Bank Of Eastern Oregon Pettyjohn Oil Co. Del VanSchoiack Oil Pacific N.W. Bell All Copy Corp. Lott'a Electric Janes Scarborough & Daughter Arrow Transportation Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Spokane Culvert Co. Sanderson Safety Supply Co. Starllne Equip. Co. Woodpecker Truck a Equip. Inland Machinery Dennis Dillon Olde-CMC, Inc. Heppner Auto Farts Inland Mobil Dletrlbutor Devln Oil Co. Mull fin Shop, Inc. Consolidated Textile Corp. Arrow Transportation Karl Smith Construction Headley Fire Extlnqulsher Munnell 4 Sherrlll Inc. B4C Parte Haaklns Steel Co. HenMsfwi Peady Mix Morrow Co. Creln Crovera Morrow Co. Creln Crowere Centrel Ore. Weldere Supply HeralsCon Tire 4 Auto Clyde Of Oregon Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Arrow Transportetlon Humbert Asphalting The Bankers Life Ready Mix Sand 4 Cravel Starllne Equip. Co. Pacific N.W. Bell Scare Roebuck Arrow Transportetlon Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Arrow Traneportetlon Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Social Security Revolv. Acct. Social Security Revolv. Acct. Ore. Dept. Of Revenue Bank Of Eastern Oregon Counael 75 Kelly Seger Morrow County School Diet. Terrel L. Tenpleman Pacific N.W. Bell Masonic Building Aesoc. J. Stephen Clifford Debre Mclntoeh Pacific N.W. Bell T.D. Of Eaetern Oregon Pacific N.W. Ball E.C.O.A.C. Crook County C.P.U. Selee t Leeelng Co. E.C.O.A.C. Turner, Ven Kerter, 4 Bryant Krufflbeln Engineering Morrow Co. Roed DEpt. West Publlehlng Co. Hash Construction R.M.C. Medical Clinic Morrow Co. Court Pacific Health Facilities Uy S. tobb.M.D.,P.C. M. County Ambulance Fund !; THE 84s ARE HERE! i I NEW CAR SHOWING i SUPER CLOSE OUT I ( SPECIALS ON PICKUPS IN STOCK !;! Come In For Coffee Rn .1.. ' McDonald! 1 676-9108 , . , .i inc. Srrvicc for which t-rts-rffiit Is tl.ilmi-il Ahk?or -Programing Services Assosnor-Ajipralaal Schools Aaieaaor-Slate Mnrchandiae , Circuit ct.-Jurore 4 Wltneases Circuit ct. -State Court Subaidy D. A. -Office Equip. Justice Court-Appointed Attorney Sheriff-Vehicle Exp. 1' I anr.rr -Travel 4 Vehicle Exp. Tre.-Tax Operating Suppllee Mueeum-Malnt. 4 Painting Hon. Dept .-Current Exp. Nun. Dept. -Computer Program Son. Dept .-Off leal Publlcatlona Sheriff-Criminal Supplies Sher if f-Caaoline Supplies Shertf i'-Eergncy Service Sheriff-Radio Equip. Repslr 4 Malnt. Sheriff-Office Form Sheriff-Teletype Shfrif f-Repair 4 Maint. Sheriff-Board and Room Jail Sherllf-F-mergency Servicea Sheriff-Office Suppllea Sheriff-Repair 4 Malnt. Equip. Sheriff-Radio Equip. Repair 4 Malnt. Shrrif f-Kqulpnrnt for Vehicle S!it,Tlf f-Arjnunition Supplies Justice Court-Court Appointed Attorneys Justice Court-Linking 4 Meal Surveyor-Moiuiffient !ng Mxieum-Kent 4 Elect . '. i.i t i u-.c w.-r & Llnlits Non. Dept. -Repair 4 Malnt. Office Equip. Non. Dept. -Soil 4 Water Conservation L.C.D.C.-Othar-Cosp Plan Malnt. Planner-Current Fxp. L.C .D.C.-Conp Plan Aaeeor-Of t Ice Supplla Solid Waate-Malnt. Contract-Landfill Sheriff-Teletype Juvenllle-Attorney Fee Non. Dept. -Audit Non. Dept. -E.C.O.A.C. Due Non. Dept. -Of f leal Publication Non. Dept. -Per. Inaurance County Ct. -Current tine Cherge Aaaeesor-Suppllee D. A. -Office Furniture Sheriff-Medical Exp. Jail Non. Dept.-Poetage Aaeeaaor-Telephone D. A. -Telephone Non. Dept.-Miac. Frofeaalonel Service Non. Dept. -New Vehicle Park-Mlnt. Contrct-prk Dept. -Salary Dept. -F. I.C. A. Dept. -Salary Dept. -Salary P.W. Non. Non. Non. Non. Foad- Caa 4 Oil Road-Cas 4 Oil RoaJ-Comraunlcatlon Road-Office Suppllee Road-Shop Relocation Road-Road Mat. 4 Supplies Road-Fright 4 Aaphalt Road-Freight 4 Aaphalt Road-Road Mat. 4 Supplies Road- Repair Ruad-Repalrs Road-Repclre Road-Sepalre Road-Repair Road-Repair Road-Ca 4 Oil Road-Ca 4 Oil Road-Shop Relocation Road-Shop Relocation Roed-Pralght 4 Aephelt Road-Shop Relocation Road-Shop Suppllee Road-Capital Equip. Roed-Co. Repelr Heavy Equip. Road-Bridge Malnt. Repelr 4 Materlele Roai-Rui.k Road-Shop Suppllee 4 Malnt. Roed-Co. Repair 4 Heavy Equip. Road-Shop Suppllee 4 Malnt. Road-Motor Vehlcle-Tlr-Nev Road-Co. Repair Heavy Equip. Road- Anphalti Freight Liquid Road-Asphalt 4 Freight Liquid Road-Road Conatruction Contract Road-Life Inaurance Road- Building Improvements Road- Co. Repair-Heavy Equip. Road-Telephone Road- Small Toole Road-Asphalt 4 Freight Liquid Road-Aaphalt Road-Asphalt Road-Asphalt Freight Liquid Freight Liquid Freight Liquid Road-Salarya Road-F.I.C.A. Road-Salarya Road-Salarye Road-Salarye Mental Health-Travel Mental Health-TMR Claeeroome Mental Health-Travel Mental Health-Telephone Mentel Health-Building Rantel Mental Health-Mileage Mental Health-Mileage 911 Emergency-Line Charge 911 Emergency-Line Charge 911 Emergency-Line Charge Rev. Shar. -Senior Service Rev. Shar. -Equip. Purchase Rev, Shar. -Equip. Purchase Rev. Shar. -Senior Service Alrport-lnurance Airport- Maater Plen Alrport-Miec. Repelr 4 Malnt. Law Library-Law Booka Law Library-Book Shelve Fatty Cash N.M. Medical Clinic-Rent N.M. Medical Clinic-Rent N.M. Medical Cllnlc-Medlcal Acct. Rec. Morrow Co. Ambulance-Petty Caah reporting requirement! Amount ordered paid 7000.00 342.00 1222.12 168.75 15054.00 320.50 386.75 335.40 150.00 516.46 726.85 165.87 500.00 185.60 264.70 710.32 195.07 1702.52 197.90 181.60 258.82 3010.00 1199.00 455.05 400.00 310.25 565.52 157.59 311.50 2C9.71 1104.00 132.17 317.57 696.00 1500.00 435.00 409.66 179.58 275.20 730.00 322.00 425.00 1200.00 1717.00 916.92 403.20 157.90 243.85 158.35 832.20 300.00 177.78 226.02 317.40 7454.62 670.00 504 .J9 504.69 483.00 861.70 1574.14 347.28 246.96 248.00 493.89 800.00 6760.72 39299.40 139.24 370.03 674.34 194.76 701.10 267.33 1556.08 8475.39 1613.90 3620.00 188,25 1361.82 2580.00 373.00 3281.74 458.72 978.48 1612.00 330.16 935.72 692.55 3143.51 1184.70 16331.80 2916.40 4315.17 275.08 350.00 192.16 403.27 2200.09 3551.94 19611.20 4330.73 23804.20 2072.52 2072.52 1858.00 3283.20 , 264.00 304.19 794.30 265.15 431.58 150.00 400.00 150.00 195.80 156.45 302.60 1880.02 11000.00 22351.47 7767.00 1382.50 2410.00 386.50 185.00 ' 1187.50 200.00 200.00 200.00 1018.39 200.00
