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SIX The Heppner Gatette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, Heppner man retires from Kinzua i. it t Elmer Haath (left) occeples gold watch from Kinzua Personnel Manager loVerne Van Marter o o retirment gift. Heath, 63, retired recently after working at on equipment operation for the corporation for over 16 year. lone girls defeated by Heppner Fillies By ASHLEY CONKLIN The lone girls' basketball team fell to 2-5 on Saturday, Dec. 17 as they were beaten by the Heppner Fillies 74 to 16. Heppner ran out to a 24-S lead after the first quarter. Jodi Padberg had eight for the Fillies and Deena Hams three for the Cardinals. The Fillies took a 50 to six halftime advantage by out scoring lone 26-3 in the second stanza. AH of Ione's third period points were scored from the free throw line as Heppner's lead increased to 58-10. STATISTICS 1 2 3 T Ion. S 3 S Ht-anrr 26 I rax 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 s rea 4 1 2 7 5 0 26 rm o o o o 2 0 0 6 HcUligott Mvsraoo Anerrson Dudlalll Hc-atw Haaa Bmon fotala 4 0 0 2 a 2 7 1 2k Cardinals lose to Mustangs By ASHLEY CONKLIN The lone boys' basketball team lost to the Heppner Mustangs 55 to 41 on Saturday, Dec. 17. lone fell to 2-5 in the season. Heppner jumped out to a 15 to 10 lead at the end of the first quarter. Craig Hams and Randy McCabe both scored four points for lone as John Martin scored six for Hep pner. The Mustangs led the Car dinals 29 to 21 at halftime by outscoring lone 14-11 in the second period. In the third quarter lone was outscored 12 to 8 as Heppner's lead increased to 41-29. Mark Meyers scored eight points in the fourth stanza but ST-TiaTICS 1 2 3 4 T Ion 10 11 8 12 41 Hppnr 15 14 12 14 55 Ion ran ni FT 2 1 10 3 a 0 7 0 0 ?6 2 2 5 3 3 0 0 0 0 15 6 4 1Z 7 ' 14 2 1 0 0 46 2 n 4 2 2 0 1 0 0 11 Lravltt c-aa yera Padberg Doharty Ball Sletwann Douglaa Tstala Hrppner H3H FT 0 7 f 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 13 FTA 0 10 3 2 0 0 2 2 3 2 2 Hoyer 1 16 4 12 0 1 0 10 6 60 Orr Thoatpao n May Lucas Currln Kannady Hart in Cola Totals What's Your Opinion? Question: "Do you feel the voters should be allowed to vote whether they want or don't want a state sales tax?" "Absolutely," said Kay Robinson of Heppner, "We should all be able to give our opinion on it." Corp. " J' ,. - 1 . y i , j :... Heppner went on to win 74-16 by scoring 16 points in the fourth quarter to six for lone. lone made five of 26 field goals for 19 percent while Heppner made 31 of 67 shots, 46 percent. lone was 6 of 24 from the foul line, 25 percent. Heppner made 12 of 25 foul shots for 48 percent. Hams andSandi Wright led lone in scoring with six each. Missy Eubanks made 13 for Heppner followed by Padberg with 10. lone played at Condon on Tuesday. Dec. 20. TCT POMTS 4 0 o o 6 0 6 0 16 RES 4 0 0 16 b'T 0 0 0 1 a 1 2 1 5 S 0 a 1 i o o o o 2 3 1 a o 3 3 5 5 20 Heppner won 55-41. Greg Orr had seven in the stanza for the Mustangs. From the free throw line lone shot 42 percent, making 11 of 26. Heppner made 54 percent, shooting 13 of 24. The Cardinals made 15 of 46 field goals for 33 percent. The Mustangs made 35 percent on 21 of 60 shots. McCabe hit for 10 points while Meyers and Darrin Padberg collected eight for lone. Orr and Mark Way scored 17 and 11 respectively for Hep pner. lone was out-rebounded 27-20. McCabe had 13 boards for the Cards. Orr had 10 and Way eight for the Mustangs. lone played at Condon on Tuesday. Dec. 20. TlTml KMTS 6 4 14 A e 0 1 o o 41 PF 3 3 3 2 4 2 0 0 0 17 TO 0 2 4 3 1 1 0 0 17 AS 1 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 e 2 2 13 0 1 0 0 1 1 20 TCTm POIaTS 0 17 4 11 0 2 0 9 6 6 53 KB 0 10 0 a o z 1 4 0 2 27 TO 0 4 2 3 1 1 0 2 1 0 14 AS 0 6 4 0 0 0 D 0 0 0 10 0 11 V December . 1983 lone JV team takes Riverside freshmen By ASHLEY CONKLIN Despite losing by 29 points to the Riverside freshmen the first time, the lone J V. team beat them the second time by a score of 44 to 38 on Tuesday, Dec. 13. the J V. Cardinals are now 4-1. Both teams kept pace with one another in the first stanza, producing a 7 to 7 tie. Chris Rea scored four points 1 for lone. . The Cardinals took a half time lead of 16 to 13 by out-scorinR the Pirates nine to Soroptimist contest winners attend luncheon Eric Thompson Youth Citizenship Award winners and winners of a coloring contest attended a Soroptimist luncheon at the Hpepner Elks Lodge last Thursday. Winners of the citizenship awards were Cathy Lindsay, first place, a $100 award, and Eric Thompson, second place, a $75 award. Both are seniors at Heppner High School. Lind say plans to attend the Uni versity of Portland where she will major in accounting. Thompson wants to enroll at Oregon State University of the University of Washington and major in engineering. The Youth Citizenship Awards are sponsored annual ly by the Heppner Soroptimist Club. Winners of a Soroptimist sponsored coloring contest were presented with their awards during the luncheon. There were three divisions featured in the contest: pre school and kindergarten, first and second grade, and third and fourth grade. First second and third place winners were selected by Soroptimist Club members for each division. First place winners ' were Kristen Elliott. John Quails and Shannon Elliott. They each received a $10 award. The three second place winners were Justin Adelman. Heppner High School Thursday. Dec. 22 - sand wiches and milk. Friday. Dec. 23 through Monday. Jan. 2 - no school. Christmas vacation. Heppner Elementary School Thursday. Dec. 22 - Sack lunch. Friday. Dec. 23 through Monday. Jan. 2 - no school. Christmas vacation. I FOR THE HUSBAND WHO 2 HAS EVERYTHING How about a new r. IW -l U .talllaVJM f TV V6 ie i ts& six in the second period. lone used a strong third quarter press to increase their lead to 34-18. Eric Pointer tossed in eight for the Cards, Riverside fought back in the fourth quarter out-scoring lone 20 to 10. lone held on to win as the Cards made clutch field goals nad free throws down the stretch. Pointer and Rea scored 12 each for the Cardinals. Matt Nutt brock had nine for the Pirates. lone made 10 of 23 free throws for 44 percent. River ? .... ' . -. Cathy Lindsay Dustin Alford and Kristin Al ford. They each received $5 awards. Third place winners Kelly McAlpin. Geneele Adelman and Travis Greenup, along with the other winners, re ceived award certificates. Also during the luncheon. Kitty Coon's first grade, third erade. fifth grade and junior high music students per formed Christnias music for the group. D.M.V. schedule The Heppner field office of the Department of Motor Ve hicles will be closed on the following days: Wednesday, Dec. 21. when the examiner will be in Condon, on Friday. Dec. 23. when the examiner will be working in Hermiston; on Monday. Dec. 26 for the Christmas holiday: and on Monday. January 2. for the New Year's holiday. Livestock club meets Bv MARY OSMIN The Heppner Livestock Club met on Thursday. Dec. 15. Members studied wholesale cuts of pork and breeds of swine. The next meeting will be held January 18. 7:30 p.m.. at Warren Plocharsky's home, 500 Water St.. in Heppner. Anvone wanting to join the club may come to the next meeting. Adult ed class canceled An adult education class scheduled for Monday. Dec. 26. has been canceled for Christmas vacation, reports Jov Krein. instructor. Classes will resume Wed nesday. Jan. 4. at 7 p m.. at the Heppner Neighborhood Center, she said. if Polaris Snowmobile under the Tree? win over 44-38 side made 8 of 17 from the foul line. 47 percent. STATISTICS I 2 3 4 T Riverside 7 5 20 38 lime 7 18 20 44 Kiverslde-Nuttbrork I, Rogers ft, Snarr 7, Wehnoli S, Klennert S. Moody I, Ramirei 2. lone Pointer 12. Rea 12, Douglas 7, Rletmann 6, Mill man S. Conklin 2. FGM FTM FTA TP PF Riverside IS 8 17 38 l lone 17 10 23 44 17 Koffee Kup Keglers December IS Won Lost No-Pin Hitters M.C.G G.No.2 The Dregs GuUer Dusters Three Holers Hi Hos NewComers The Pvtts 34 -26 32'i-27 32 -28 29 -31 29 -31 284-314 274-324 274-324 High game: Linda Schultz 198. High series: Linda Schultz 516. Splits: Neoma Bailey 5-7; Roxie Lovgren 3-10; Lucille Massey 5-10; Ruth Bergstrom 5-8-10: Billie Doherty 5-8-10; Betty Snow 2-4-5-7; and Hilda Yocom 2-7. Dime A Doien December 18 Won- Lost No. Six No. Three No Four No Two No Five No Seven No One No. Eight 414 40 34 30 184 -20 -26 30 254-344 25 -35 22 -38 22 -38 Team No. Six was the win ner of the first half of the season. High game: Alvina Padberg - 210 and Ellis McRoberts -178. High series: Billie Doherty -503 and Elmer Heath - 518. High team game: No. Seven - 779. High team series: No. Seven - 2.160. -J9 Ti Bowling , News flfimicB off PMNTTEM SEIEVflCES on your mexltprrBWltimgjjob The Heppner GAZETTE Dime A Dozen December II Won Lost No. Six 38 18 No. Three 37 19 No. Four 33 23 No, Two 27 29 No. Five 25 - 31 No. Eight 22-34 No. Seven 21 35 No. One 21-35 Splits: Joyce Buchanan 4-5-7. High game: Gene Doherty 195, Bill Snow - 195 and Bert Corbin - 195. High game: Kate McRob erts 194. High series: Billie Doherty 489 and Bill Snow 535. High team game: No. Eight - 759. High team series: No. Six -2.186. Koffee Kup Keglrr December R Won Lost No Pin Hitters 33 - 23 MC.G.G.No.2 314 - 24 4 The Dregs 29 - 27 Gutter Dusters 29 - 27 Pytts 264-294 Three Holers 26 - 30 Hi Hos 254 304 NewComers 23 4 32 4 High game: Linda Schultz 200. High series : Linda Schultz -528 Splits: Pat Lankford 4 10 and S-7; Billie Doherty 5 -10; Beverly Steagall 8-10; Harriet Pierson 5-7; Lucille Massey 3-10 and 2-7; and Maude Hughes 3-10. Blue Mt. Men's League December 7 Won Lot Gar Aviation 36 34 20 22 23 284 -30 30 34 -364 Bucknum's Tavern Heppner Bowl 33 274 26 26 22 194 Central Mkt. Bowl for Fun Cast Offs Big Five Cal's Lounge High series: Dave Hanna -607. Elmer Heath 571 and Garry VanArsdale - 545. High game: Dave Hanna -222. Dick Flaiz 214 and Garry VanArsdale - 211. Scores: Oar Aviation over Bowl for Fun 4-0. Central Mkt. over Big Five 4-0, Bucknum's Tavern over Cal's Lounge 3-1 and Heppner Bowl over Cast Offs 3 1. GENERAL PURPOSE FORMS STOCK FORMS ENVELOPES Blue Mt. Men's League December 14 Won -Lout Gar Aviation 39 21 Bucknum'i Tavern 38 -22 Heppner Bowl S3 - 27 CastOffs , SO -30 Central MM, 284-314 Bowl for Fun 27 '33 cal's Lounge 224 - 374 Big Five 22-38 High series: Dave Hanna 583. Elmer Heath 552 and Ellis McRobcrtS - 543. High game: Dave Hanna 225. Ellis McRoberts 210 and Gary Watkins 205. Scores: Bucknum'i Tavern over Heppner Bowl 4-0, Cast Offs over BlR Five 4-0, Gar Aviation over Central Mkt. 31 and Cal's Lounge over Bowl for Fun 3-1. Sparellmert December 13 Won l-ot Peterson's 374-224 M.C.G G. 37 -23 Coast to Coast 35 - 25 Les Schwab 31 -29 Gardners' 31 - 29 Sears 284-314 Len's Processing 23 -37 Central Market 17 -43 Splits: Carol Norris 4-5-7; Jo Pettyjohn 3-7-10; and Ruby Munkers 3-10. High game: Jackie Allstott -199. High series: Inetia Cantin 501. High team game: Les Schwab 924. High team series: Sean 2.601. NOTICE The Town of Lexington is offering a $100 REWARD for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons involved in theft andor vandalism of the Town's i street signs. Lexington Town Council ! STATEAAENTS -k COmFUTER FCttmS INVOICES LETTERHEADS Spuretlmert December 8 Won Lost 20 214 -24 26 28 M.C.G .G. 36 Peterson's 844 Const to Const 32 Gardner's 30 lxSrhwab 28 Sears 254304 Un'srrocesRlna 22 -34 Central Market 16 -40 Splits: Martha Munkers 3 10. High gnme: Millie Hanna 195. High series: Chris Llmanen 553. High team game: Coast to Const 905. High team series: M.C.G G. 2.5fiO. ii Out of today's cir cular the following Items did not arrive: f iga 1 Dyne-tons credit card calculator Ml Oyna-ton AM pockat radio Ml nga) Duncan pig ar Ml Duncan car jar .....Ml Wattwood tool sal 211 Paga Clip on Oolli 71" Radio controlled racing car Ill Mattel Ma doll I ll Micky Moum Phona 14.11 Clown bop big .2.31 Nga I Dyna-ton radio wnaad phona r-iM W ttncorvly apologl-a and hop this not Incon vanlanca you our valuad cuatomnra. 6. a MBaH .I1..MN inni..i.ii-wiBaiiiiiiiiii IN MV1Q 989-0586 mmmmmm
