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EIGHT-TV Heppner Gaiette-Ttmes. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, January It, IVM Tigers control Mustangs in low scoring ball game r Rod Cole (34) goes for boll in By TRAVIS HYATT Scott Nevil scored 12 points and Kevin Porter added 10 to lead the Stanfield Tigers to a low scoring 44-35 victory over the Heppner Mustangs last Saturday night. "We just didn't execute as well as Stanfield did. And our defense broke down in the fourth quarter," said Heppner Coach Brent Eggers. "We could play much better offen : t S u! former Heppner man ambushed in Philippines; family moves David and Barbara Ander son, formerly of Heppner, have recently moved from the Philippines to Santo Domingo. Dominican Republic. While in the Philippines on the island of Mindanao, Mr. Anderson was employed by United Brand Fruit Co., now known there as Mindanao Fruit Co. On December 19. Anderson and five other employees of the fruit company were ambushed by the New Peoples Army while on their way home to Davao City, according to "The MINDANAO DAILY MIR ROR." One of the men was killed in the incident. Accord ing to Barbara Bloodsworth of Heppner, Mrs. Andersen's stepmother. Mr. Anderson's arm was grazed and his shirt torn by a bullet. He also received glass slivers in his back when the windows of the vehicle in which they were riding were shot out. Mrs. Bloodsworth said a total of 22 bullet holes were found in the vehicle. According to the Philippine newspaper, "Anderson, who was himself slightly injured, got off the Bronco service vehicle and ran back to the office of the Agricultural Ven tures Corporation fDAVCO) about a mile from the ambush scene The employees he left at the ambush scene were made to lie on the faces by the armed men and were divested of their cash and wrist watches after they were identified through their respective I.D. cards. Anderson said they were brought down from Sirib aboard a DAVCO vehicle but were intercepted at Malagos by the Philippine Marines, who Out of today's cir cular the following items did not arrives Page 2 F-Plan Diet Book .53.29 Electric Blankets Various sizes ..from $29.99 to $69.99 We sincerely apologize and hope this doe not incon venience you our valued customers. 4 pholo by Jon Mtlchall game with Stanfield sively. Heppner, to put it bluntly, had a terrible first quarter. Out-scored by Scott Nevil alone, Stanfield jumped out to a 13-5 first quarter lead. A lead an opponent needs against Heppner at home. The Mus tangs, however, made it a game in the second quarter with a triumphant comeback and were only down by one, 20-19, at halftime. The third quarter was essentially slow paced with good defense in investigated him over the inci dent." The article also states. "The incident is unexplainable. ac cording to Anderson. He said they have been going around the area for a couple of years now inspecting the pineapple fruits for quality control and it was only now that the incident happened to them. They do not carry arms or money because their job is only to provide technical knowhow to grow pineapple in the area, Ander son said." The Andersons had been living in the Philippines for the last two years. They had lived there before, about four years 1 3 i Puts it Air nV Together Kg filters ftCT A Ell CWCCIil Save now on a season's supply of CENEX lubricants and filters. You II be laying in a supply of fresh filters and lubricants for your equipment soon. No point in waiting when you can get sale prices on a season s supply at CENEX right now. Every CENEX lubricant and the complete line of CENEX air, oil, fuel and hydraulic filters are on sale, including the big heavy-duty titters for your diesels. And a CENEX filter specialist is ready to help you plan an economical inventory tor all your equipment. 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Our reason to sum up Hep pner's loss was a futile 12 for 35 shooting average from the field. Stanfield was 18 for 40. STATISTICS T Heppner 514.41235 Stanfield 13.7 .618 44 Heppner (5): Mover 1 M 2, Orr 2 S-C 10. Thompson t 2-4 2, Hay 1 - 2. Martin S 1-3 11. Cole 1 2-4 4. llamman 2 - 4, Totals 12 11-18 35. Stanfield (44): Whelan 2 4-9 8, Marcum 2-4 2. Pope 3 S-2 fi. Porter 5 9-1 It, Machphrrson 2 -1 4. Nevil S 2-4 12. Hummell 1 - 2. Totals 18 8-22 44. Total fouls: Heppner 20, Stanfield 15. Fouled out: Way. JV Sore: Stanfield 49, Hep pner 39. ago. before moving to Umatil la for two years, and then returned to the islands. Now settled in Santo Domin go. Anderson is again raising pineapple for United. Two of the couple's three children, Annissa. 15. and Severn, six, moved there with them. An other daughter, Katrina. 16, remained in the Philippines where she is attending school in Baguio Ciy near Manila. She will join them in June. Barbara is the daughter of James Bloodsworth of Hep pner and LaVonne Bergstrom. David is the son of Nels Anderson, a former Morrow County extension agent. Grain Growers Ml 994221 1 (K0) 4627396 H Q C Ml Adult ed programs offering expanded Blue Mountain Community Collefie offers several adult education programs Jn Hep pner for residents of south Morrow County. The program has been available in Heppner for about 12 years now. Classes offered through this program include English as a Second Language, G.E.D. (General Education Develop ment) classes to prepare for the G.E.D. test, Adult High School Diploma classes, and Adult Basic Education classes for people wanting to improve on general skills, such as English, math and reading. Also, classes to prepare for the U.S. citizenship test are avail able. Program instructor Joy Krein said fall term was very busy with about 15 students enrolled. Presently, four win ter term, there are 10 students taking classes, as well as three high school students who are concurrently enrolled. During this term, one student is taking the Adult High School Diploma course, one is enrolled in Adult Basic Education for skill im provement, four are taking English as a Second Language and four others are taking G.E.D. classes. Andraej and Barbara Doboszynski and Somchith Thongdy of Heppner are three of the students taking English as a Second Language classes. "All of them have made great progress." Krein said. The Doboszynkis came to Heppner from Poland and have been enrolled in the program since September. 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During the Inst five years, since Krein has been instruct ing the classes, five people have received adult high school diplomas and 11 others have received G.E.D. certifi cates. Krein said that several people have started the pro grams in Heppner but later left the area and completed the programs elsewhere. Several of her former students have gone on to receive higher education. Krein. who has a B.S. in elementary education and a current teaching certificate, is aided in instruction by Peggy Fishburn of Heppner, an aide, and Nella Britt of Lexington, a volunteer. Classes are held at the Hep pner Neighborhood Center on Mondays from 1 to 4 p m. and on Wednesdays from 7 to 10 p m. There is no charge to enroll, except a $5 fee for 470 135 materials In the Adult High School Diploma class. noran FROAl xJunn-Sdwafidi. BOOKS Hundreds of PATTERNS to choose from. 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