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K O I H T K K S ( h r lir p p n r r l i a t e l l r fu ti* »I. (•pnri H iii' »lax N u x rm b rr I. !*»*• lo n e suffers d i *at in hard fought gam e vs H onkers • 1 Ho ya rd s to put p U ». Ui Honk* • Then B ing.-r < jiri ,te<l 45 ya rd s its the 1 1 m kei were on 'o p 18 28 u i . i 'tie ( a iilm a h , cam e ■->-I a 2', .a rd bullet b a r k M i .i l ' to V . Ci < and V lc y -» got 'h e tw o pr'iHt r t »nvi-rs! n l r>n«. now (ra ile d 36 to V» iid i w i r’ t u|, 41 on (iro n qut*» » M r* . . J’ d » ku ko ff fu ■ • • a > ut the î ix y u : * A p.»N* in te rfe r H unker 4 '} I . »oil n»*.ir the 9» e M 11 r h th **w to .McCabe ’ v. ■ ' .. to the fiv e y a rd *.• • m *f ( » l a v l»»ne was Hy A H III.K Y C O N K L IN The lone foot h u ll (ra m m et th r unbeaten A rlin g to n H o n ke r* on K ri d a y. O cto b er 26 The H o n ke r* won 44 36 to re m a in unbeaten The C ard in a ls fe ll to | i in the B ig s * . C onference and 3 3 o v e ra ll lo n e scored the fir » t touchdow n in the gam e when C h ris Kea dove in fro m three y a rd * out A rlin g to n evened (he M ore at *11 apiece when K e lly (¿rongui.il con necled on a 77 y a rd pa»* p la y to N a th a n H ittin g e r The C a rd in a l* led 12 to * a t the end of the firs t p e rio d when Hod T a y lo r hu lle d h i* w a y in fro m one y a rd out The H o n k e r* tied the g a m e 12 12 when H ittin g e r caught a 30 y a rd » trik e fro m G ron g u ist In the th ird g u a rte r the h o n ke r* looked lik e they w ere going to run aw a y fro m the l a rd * M ike D a v id to n b ro ke loose fo r a 5$ y a rd run D a vid so n them scored fro m fo u r y a rd * and added the e x tra p o in t* A rlin g to n now led 2*. 12 lo n e cam e rig h t hack when M a rk M e y e r* three fiv e y a tih to I t . i’ ! M cCabe J e ff H all ran in the e x lr.i fa u n t* to m ake the »core 2*. .*1 T fie C a rd in a l* then look the lead 28 26 e a rly in the fo u rth g u a rte r when Itea ra n a y a rd and M eye r* added tw o p o in t* H o w e v e r, on A r lin g to n * n e x t duw nfte !d ft .* ve • < ■ .i questionable : »«r * and in ' t > ard« on • i: \ »-.fined 92 yard« a ts t i l l on e ig h t o l 23 ! XI I k * ‘ aught • .» * \ ! k* R ie tm an n ! L *« f . lor * also had - ran? i ya rd s on only (»lete<i five at ! A rlin g to n ptlefl u ri a f t jf ■ 1 1 of A m ards 3 4 *C IIC THANKS 1 IE BUYERS Al M HEIMWEH SLAVE SALE Hob H a rris o n (• ric h F a rm s Hot) K ie h l C u rrm H anche* Hughe* h Son* Ranch Starvation Farm* :v * * £ L=. s | X llS T H S lone X rlin g lo n I irs i liu u n s 21 9 Husbes v a rd t St-323 23-331 Cassine 9 25 I I X I S -I5 I4 9 B T ola l X ards I I I 4M K r r lu r n >ard» 67 30 punis average 3-34.3 2-3« prua Hies - sards 7 IS SIS fum bles lost 0 0 l- l r j \ T '< , V T ^,4 V f Rushing lone J H a ll 17-102. M e vrr« 17-92, M cCabe M N . la v lo r I t 21» lir a 19-35 X rlln g lo n liiltln g e r I I ins H avidson 9- kx . (iro n q u i« ! 1043 COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC COOP., INC, ANNUAL MEETING D e a r C o n s u m e rs : >f y e a r has uul M e e tin g . S u m m e r is over a n d tl o n c e a g a in a r r iv e d for o t / F.issm g lo n r M e \r r s H 23-116 0 . 1 H a ll I 12 0 McCabe 0 I 0 - 1 . A r lin g to n f.ro n q u is l 5 15 1 49 0 He* r is in g lone McCabe 4 SS. H ie lm o n n t 52. l ir a 1 9. T a y lo r I 2. X rlin g lo n < h ild e rs 3-42, H illln g r r 2 Mil be in f ossil a t This y e a r th e m e e t in g w il th e Isobel E d w a rd s B uilc q A t t e n d i n g th e A n n u a l M c c q s n e of t h e m o s t im p o r t a n t fu n c tio n s you as a m e m b e r , can p e r f o r m A s u sua l, w e w ill h a g iv e d o o r prizes to th o se luc h a v e w in n in g tickets. I » oft to ^ Flecirolysis Ihermolysis DATE: NOVEMBER 3 5 p.m P e rm a n e n t - REGISTRATION H a ir Rem oval 6 p.m. - DINNER 7 p .m Anna Schw arzin, - MEETING ISOBEL EDWARDS BU i D¡N See y o u th e re . ( e r lifte d / le c tro lo g is t 676-9248 FOSSIL ( )pen l ues. - Wed. Sincerely BOARD( ‘ d ir e c t o r s L AS MANY PARASITES NO OTHER WORM r* ZIMECTTPJN ( I v e r m e c t i n 'P u a » 1 tl /*•» 9 0 - 1 0 0 °o C ( '.'.orms and Bots it The O n ly Paste I f W h ic h C a u s e Vern ‘' • E x c e p tio n .tl S afety I O lo i Im t\ng*rr\ en* (Grain ! m j B lo o d w o rm Larvae Side Effects — I M (« ( Morrow County j photo by Wayne Horn» Quatlerbock Mark Meyers fries to escape grasp -of H onker. Fillies place third By IJAN A H M D T he V a r s it y K illie s v o lle y b a ll tra in tra v e le d to C m a tillu S a tu rda y, Oct 27 to p la y in the 7 A D is tric t T ournam ent The fo u r team s p a r tir ip a lm g were the n u m b e r one team from the east d iv is io n , the C m a tilla V ikin g s, the n u m b e r tw o team fro m the east d iv is io n , the lle p p n e r K il lies the firs t team fro m the west d iv is io n , th e S h e rm a n C o u n ty Huskies and the second team fro m the west d iv is io n , the W ahtonka Kagles At 1 p m the C m a tilla \ ik in g * and the W ahtonka C agle* sta rte d the tou rn a m en t It was a close m atch but the C m a tilla V ikin g s won The fin a l scores w ere IS 12. 15 5 The K illie s p layed th e ir fir s t game of the to u rn a m en t ag a in st the Sher m an County H uskies at a p p ro x i tn a te ly 2 p m lle p p n e r s ta rte d the gam e w ith a good serve, w h ich gave th e m the fir s t point lle p p n e r scored three m ore points in a row to put the score 4 0 lle p p n e r was p la y in g v e ry w e ll There was some v o llie s played between the tw o learns lle p p n e r p ulled ahead 7 3 hut the Huskies played s lro n g and b rought the score hack up to a tie at 7-7 lle p p n e r was re a lly h u s tlin g and co m m u n ic a tin g w e ll when lim e oul was ca lle d by the H uskies w ith lle p p n e r m the lead at 13 » lle p p n e r had the serve and scored a n other point lle p p n e r served ag a in and Sherm an re tu rn e d the h a ll lle p p n e r couldn t re tu rn it so the serve went to the Huskies who served and scored tw o points in a rw o lle p p n e r took a tim e out w ith the score 14 I I Sherm an s till had the serve hut lle p p n e r sent it back and gamed possession The K illie s served for the gam e point S herm an County re tu rn e d the b a ll. H epprier was ready fo r il and set it up fo r a good h a rd serve The K illie s won the firs t gam e w ith a fin a l score 15 II S h e rm a n C o u n ty s e rv e d a nd received the fir s t point to s ta rt o ff the second m a tc h lle p p n e r was ha vin g a h it o l tro u b le co m m u n ic a t ing w e ll and coach S lefam c a lle d a tim e out A lew good v o llie s were played but S herm an s ta rte d p u llin g ahead by a couple o f points each tim e they served u n til they won the Growc. gam e. 7 15 lle p p n e r went in fo r the th ird gam e a little disa p p ointe d and lire d The H uskies s ta rte d the gam e w ith a good serve, re c e iv in g the firs t (m int lle p p n e r was h a v in g tro u b le com m u n ic a tin g Sherm an County was p la yin g w e ll at h t r net and pu lle d ahead 15. then I 10 lle p p n e r was se rvin g p re tty good hut c o u ld n 't score Sherm an p ulled ahead fu rth e r to m ake the score 113 lle p p n e r sta rte d g e ttin g th in g s together and p la y in g w ith a lit t le m ore enthusiasm and d e ter m in a tio n hut it was too la te and the Huskies fin ish e d o ff the gam e The fin a l score was 5 15 Coach B a rb S lefam said the K illie s d id n t pla y as w e ll as they could have against S herm an County lle p p n e r then had to tu rn rig h t around and p la y the W ahtonka Kagles in a consolation gam e lle p p n e r s ta rte d the m atch w ith W ahtonka a lit t le tire d hut a little m ore fire d up W ahtonka s ta rte d the gam e w ith a net serve lle p p n e r then served and re ce ive d the firs t point The gam e was close a ll the w ay as the score was tied at six There w ere some long v o llie s played as lle p p n e r went ahead 14 10 The K illie s sta rte d showing th e ir tiredness as the Kagles cam e back and tied Die gam e up 14 14 Both team s served several tim e s u n til fin a lly lle p p n e r won the fin a l score being 16 14 The second in a lr h was s ta rte d by the K illie s A good serve was served and a point was scored lle p p n e r was se rving w e ll W ahtonka p u lle d ahead .) H and lle p p n e r c a lle d a tim e out The K illie s went back in and m ade a com eback They tied the score at 8 8. 10 Id. then went ahead and scored w hat they needed to w in The fin a l score was 15 12 The w in o ve r the W ahtonka Kagles gave lle p p n e r th ird place in the to u rn a m e n t and W ahtonka fo u rth place K o r th ird place the lle p p n e r K illie s rece ive d the to u rn a m en t gam e b a ll The l m a lilla V ik in g s and the S herm an County Huskies played the last m a tc h of the to u rn a m e n t to fin d out who would take fir s t place It was a close m a tc h but Sherm an County d id wrin The fin a l scores w ere 15-11, 15-13 Bob Smith ... he o ik s I O n e L o w V o lu m e Pa. J The lle p p n e r M ustangs dropped to 041 last F rid a y n ig h t. Iu*m g a tough gam e to P ilo t Rov k 206 The fu s t h a lf was *v o r t ie * * u n til K o cfctl a ll purpoae back Ken Keuhi hit n c t i v t f lJave Pont on *• th irty y a rd pass w ith 19 s o unds »‘ft * • «If to lead 64) P ilo t Kock scored U « U>uv hil -ans in the th ird q u a rte r on paKfces fro m q u a rte rb a c k M ike P a rtn e r <»f V) ya rd s to K uehl and Pont The V .* tangs avoided the shutout m tin- fo u rth q u a rte r when ru n n in g back K ic k K e th l ran to y a rd s fo r a touchdown P h y s ic a lly we did a g >od job al P ilot Kock XX«- mad«- to»» many m en ta l m is ta k e * an defen.se, which led to P ilo t l<c»ck score- v a id t • -ach C ra ig K d c h in g , o u r defense has come a long way th i* y e a r and we a re pleased w ith the pt"» * -s 1 ver a ll we p la ye d b e tie r .»! F i t H * K then we have the last thre» *e e k* We \e m ade sum«- o ffe nsive .i<iju>l m e n u that appear to l*«* the rig h t ones " The Mustangs had ♦».» yards rush in g and 3‘» passing sa rd s f»>i a to ta l of U j S The th ro w in g of P a ritie s passed fo r 212 ya rd s on a )4 1H night lle p p n e r held the Rockets h » yards ru sh in g on 24 c a rrie s led by senior John W alker who e a rn e d 1«» tim es fo r 60 yards If we sta y h ealthy this week l look fo r our t>est e ffo rt at S ta n fie ld com m ented K d c h in g on the te a m 's fin:»! gam e w hich w ill be played at S ta n fie ld at 7 to p in Congressman ZIMEC TERIN • Hv T R A V IS H I V T I 1 2 3 4 » lo n r 12 0 R 16 34 Arlington 4 4 I l i a 44 lone H r j 3 run (ru n I j l l r i t Arlington H ittin g e r 77 p i* * from 1 •ro n i|u i*t in n fa ile d ' lo n r la y lo r 1 run 1 run fa ile d 1 Arlington I t lt t ln g r r 10 p a t* fro m (•ro m ju U l run fa llrd » Xrlm gtim H ltlm g r r 1« (»ass from (•ro n q u isl «run failed» X rlin g lo ti Davidvon SS run < run fa ile d • Xrlington Davidson I run »David son run* Itine M r! a be 5 pass fro m M f v r r * J. H a ll run* lone l(ea I run < M e \ r n run» Xrlm gion Hilling»*» ho run < pti«« fa ile d » A rlin g to n H illin g r r 45 run pas* fa ile d > lone \ | i < abe 25 pass fro m M e y e r* » 'le v e rs ru m X rlin g lo n («ronquist II run < pa«« failed» MCGG 4 M Ranch Horseshoe H e re fo rd R A W D riv e In Hutch la iu g h lin F r a a r m e r * In su ra n ce Id ’ll K a rin s Joe T a y lo r Coast to Coast J im and S ully K lu k k r r t H ittin g e r gained 188 ya rd s on 14 < a rn e * Dav idson ra n nine tim e s fo r km y a rd * and U ru o g u is l rushed fo r 6.1 y a rd * on ten trie s B ry a n C h ild e rs hauled in three passes fo r 42 ya rd s m d H ittin g e r got tw o fo r I07 yards B ria n Douglas led lone w ith nine ‘at klt-s Paul / in t e r ta llie d e ig h t and Donnie D o h e rty and Ken Snider each co lle cte d seven lone is now ;n a three w a y tie (or set ond place in the B ig Sky Confer eni f JS a re s u lt of E cho's 32 14 w in over Condon The only way lone ra n n.tke th r p la y o ff*, is if D u fu r upset* Condon next week I th in k we heal A rlin g to n in every aspect o f the gam e except o ffic ia tin g I t's a shame that we w o rk very h a rd a ll f . t \ o n to m ake the p la y o ff* and have three o ffic ia ls take that a w a y ." re p lie d a disgusted head coach Ron M ack lone hosts the W heeler Co Kal ' ,1 s j t 7 to p in on F rid a y Novem Iter The fin a l gam e o f the season (or l. it h learns w ill la- the ( a rd in a ls ' home« onung S< l i l t IN I. M ustangs drop to 0-8 ovm ! In 1982 hr promised to return an tIN.OfM) congressional pay increase to Oregon’s Senior Citl/en Centers . . . he kept his promise. I.et’s keep Koh Smith working for Oregon’s senior citiiens. P aid for by Bob Smith (or C ongressm an Committee Bill Cramer, Treasurer s ta tis tic v P ilot Hock P a rtn rx I • !»■ 1*2 xds. h u e h l I I Ml \d s V\ .»Ik* >1 lle p p n e r la y lor I *» 10 'd s . K ie h l 0-1. M i< onm -ll I I 2.X yds Rushing P ilo t Kock W a lke r 10-66 yds. I a n k fo rd .V7, P a rtn ey l 1 > Kuehl 6 7. Rushing lle p p n e r < u v rin *■ 20 yds. K ie h l 11-10. M cC onnell l- l. H tuchke 1-4 -11 Jones 2 2». I ay lor 3-6. Totals P ilo t Km k Passing 212 yds R ushing 16 \d s fo r 2 HS yds lle p p n e r. Passing L* yds Rushing 6.'» \d s for I nr* \ ds H o w lin g S e w n \ K o ffe r Klip K cglrrs Octuhrr 25 \A on 1 ost The Dregs 81-11 21 11 M C G (, 1» 13 The Py tts 16 16 No Pin H itters The (lu tte r Duslcrs 14 18 TIveThrce llo le rs 14 Itt The Ki Ho s The Hopeluls 11-21 Splits Maud«- Hughes 3 10, De Anna McCabe 5 7. B illie Doherty 3 10. and Linda Schult/ 2-7 and 2 7 N p arrtliiiers October 23 VA on 1.ost 20-12 18-14 17-15 1646 1517 M c <; t; 14-18 la*s Schw ah 14-18 Sears 14-18 Splits: Chris l.iin a n rn and K a tir MrKohrrt.s r> 7 l^iR uync Bowman 57 and 4 7 M il Betty M ills 5« to. Bela- M unkrrs 7. and T r r rv Smith 7 10 Coast to Coast Central M arket Gardners Petersons la-n s Processing 2 High game V alenr Volt-sky tWi High senes Chris I.imanen 527 T h u rsd a y N ight I a d ir» O r lo b r i 27i W « I m i B P O K No I 6 22 10 B a rk h Chips 20 12 Depot N ursery I» 1i-1 2's K in /u a I» 13 J & J C e ra m ic s 14 18 The C o u n try Ruse I2 ‘ , 1»>* B & C Repa i r Ray Boyce Ins •-23 S p ills c o n v e rte d K a tie M cR oberts and A lv in a P a d b e rg v High gam e A lv in a Padtp-rg 218 High series A h ma Padberg , i
