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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1984)
FOUR Tne Heppner Gasette-Ttmes. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, February , ISM Boardman LDS Church announces new Bishop CREATIVE COOKING The Mormon Church in Board man has . made a ministerial change. In November, Dewey W. Murray of IrriRon. became bishop of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints replacing former Bishop Larry Smythe. Kf'-J,:"vf'uiiiiipf!jii...-'h There it a definite pattern of better weather during maximum tunspot activity-even the quality of win vintage it contidered tuperior during these timet. V Community events sign installed in lone Murray was previously a high councilman in the Hermiston Stake and counselor to the bishop in Boardman. - v - . - - ? mm aw., m Born and raised in Utah, Mur ray spent his two year mission in the northern states of Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin. He and his wife Beverly have five children. Dewey, Sabrina. Anneli, Erricka, and Merissa. They live in Irrigon where they have been for seven vears. I f ; L r J . v . T Dewey M. Murray 'v.; In addition to his church post. EnRjnwrs at McNary Dapi scou, mas(er for 25 vears services are held at 10 a.m. on Murray also works as a power Working with chiidren is a The Mormon Church is located Sundavs. "Everyone is welcome plant operator for the Corps of hobf)y ffl Murray He has a on Wi,son Road in Boardman and attend." said Murray. JV Fillies try for revenge against Ukiah Try Herbed Salmon Ball at your next party. Served with chilled white wine, it'a a positively elegant appetizer. HERBED SALMON BALL 1 can (15-12 ox.) Re! Salmon 1 package (8 oa. ) cream cheea, of toned 1 clove garlic, pressed 12 cup unall curd cottage cheese 14 cup minced onion 1 teaspoon fine herbea, crumbled 12 teaspoon thyme, crumbled 1 cup chopped parsley 12 cup chopped walnuti Cracker Drain almon. Remove kin. if deiired. Mash bone. Combine cream cheese, garlic, cottage cheese, onion, fine herbe and thyme until well blended. Stir in salmon to blend. Chill 3 hours. Mixture will be soft Roll in pars ley and walnuts. Serve with crackers. Makes 4 servings. BvDXW RFin The Heppner JV Fillies met the Ukiah Cougars on Tues rtav .lan 31 at Heppner The first nuar'er started with the tin off eomg to the Fillies Hennner took the ball down court to set it up. Hep nner's oftense was running nrettv smoothlv but with a few prohlems eettine the hall i h rough the hnon On defense Hennner came out with a full court press Their defense was eond enough to give them selves a fpw steals which led the Killies in for lavtns and two points each time Towards the enrl nf the first quarter the shots Heppner put up dropped through the hoop and gave the ('illie! a one-nomt lead over the Cougars to end the first ouarter 8 7 The second quarter was started as the hall was tipped 'o I 'kiah Back on defense the Fillies started to eet into foul trnuhle which wasn"! good Hennner's rebounds were at their best in the second quar ter After a rebound the Fillies looked for the nutlet pass which took them down court for a fast hreak Half wav thrnueh the second quarter f'kiah came on strong using a full court press This reallv hurt the Fillies but thev didn't ever give up and the score was still Hose at the end of the sorond nuarter The third quarter started with the tin off gome to Hennner This quarter w asn't he Fillips hesf part of the pame I 'kiah came on strong and took the lead from the Fillies to rnake it 47-2R when the hii77er sounded The Fillies came nut a little slow in the fourth quarter but half wav through it Heppoer started to make a rnmehack. Hennner was reallv eeffing into foul trouble which hurt hadlv The Fillies were reallv nlaving tough defense and forcing the Cougars to turn the hall over Heppner was fouled a few times and that was good for them because their free throws w ere going through the hnon with ease The Fillies made a super effort but the srnre was split too far apart Thp final spore was 45 Fillies. W Cougars "The eirls were reallv photo by Jon M.ich.ll numped for this game If was to he a game nf sweet revenge, hut it never materialized The end result of the game was verv disappointing but I am enmiiraeed hv our improve ment in the areas we have been working on We had 42 rehounds which lied our record high We also shot 30 nerrenl from the field which is eipht percent above our aver age and five percent above our highest eame We came out stronp in the first quarter for the first time all vear The thing that hurt ns the most in he g.ime was our turnovers We hart an all time record high of 40. Our goal will be to lower . that statistic in the coming names " said Coach Karen 551 NEWS OF appTMirffrmNi HsUcul Council of Tfcschw at tatfumsuc THE MAGIC OF MATH A number of parents are asking questions about their children's mathematics education: Is my child receiving the necessary mathematics instruction to be able to cope with the future? Is my child reaching his or her highest learning potential? How can I help my child enjoy learning mathematics? 154 77 99 110 88j Filling in or making up "magic squares" can help children enjoy mathematics. Some parents are finding answers by becoming parent members of the National Council of Teachers of Math ematics. Members receive UM-ful periodicals and news letters and are able to pur chase other teaching tools at a substantial discount. Some are also using cre ative mathematics activi ties at home. One idea is to make up some "magic squares." In a magic square, every row, column and di agonal ha the same sum. I'ae a calculator if you like. To Irani more about joining the Council, or to get the answer to this mag ic square, write to the NCTM Parents, 1906 As sociation Drive, Kenton, VA 22091, or call (703) 620 9840. - A I .v. -. r Mustangs come on strong in 4th to defeat Redsides 46-43 f 7 St j w Bv TK AVIS MV ATT The Hennner Mustangs used a strong fourth nuarter to overcome the unset Wasco (Vwintv Kerlsirtes Frtdav nipht Hennner is now 4-4 in Ipapiie nlav Wasrn onened the game hv taking an 1t first nuarter pad and snread the lead tn five 94-tq ai halftime "I think we underestimated them a little hit " said Hen nner f'naeh Brent Kegers fur poor practice sessions all week hurt us too " Wasro ramp nut in the fourth quarter hoping to widen their lead and defeat the Mus tangs for the first time in three vears and were still leading hv four going into fhe final stan7a Rn unforftinatelv for Wasro that's when Heppner doeided to make a comeback led hvGree Orr's eight pomts , in thp nuarter and connect ing on 10 of 1 ft shols from the free throw line the Mustangs came hnrk 'o even their record in loacue nlav Roth learns shot ternhlv rrom the field The Mustangs werp 1 5 of fin for "VI percent and the Redsides were 14 for t STATISTICS I n I T Hennner t 10 II Ifi Ifi Wasro II II 10 It Hennner t Ifi) Thompson ll l-l I Wav I - Orr I 7-10 Ifi Martin ? t-l 7. '.ilr s ? Mover fl-0 I. ki-nii.-(t I r Hiiniman I ll-fl s TnliiU I". If, ?' Ifi :tsi-n I I t! Fn:ihn I ?.t t Itoc'csinofi Kl:ike I I Tolcnlinn 1 I I . Itiinrnn VH t Xshlev rt I ? I. Hull I I Til;iN 1 1 IV?I 11. Tolnt foiiU' llrntiner ? . tl ivro ''11 fmliH nut' tirr Unet's Hod Taylor, an lone High School student, helps Install community events sign tn lone Monday. The changeable sign was Joint project between the lone booster club and the high school shop class, and will be used to announce community events, says Chuck Starr, high school principal. TIMBER WANTED FOR EXPORT Top Prices for Logs & Stumpage Honest 100 Eastside Scale Call. Joe Boucher, I.O.I. P.O. Box 668 Boardman, OR 97818 (503) 481-3817 or (208) 883-0726 There are 100 fancy varieties of goldfish. t if fir 4f., f Tom Hammon (45) goes for hot against Redsides. phoro by Jon Mitchell . 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