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Fillies whip Huskies — capture District Crown
prrcenlage
h f didn t shoot the hall as well a>
we could have but » r (lid hil amir
key baskets when » r rrj||> m « M
lh«*m in the fourth quarter
»»id
Heppner Coach Mike Hover
1 dun t
think # f could have placed much
belter on defense The p ro cu re
more them (loan in the lourth
quarter
Jodi Padberg led the tram with in
point» Sherman Count) placed a
' box and one delen»e keeping the
one on Padberg Thee held her to
only one field goal but I’ adberg »hot
8 of II free throws I .ana and Dana
Keid scored eight point» each and
M i»»c Turner added see on
I was really happy for the girls
Thee worked hard for four quarter»
and deserved to win.’ exclaimed
Coach Koyer
It was a »upor tram
effort and everyone contributed
In Friday's first game of the
District Tournament the Cmatilla
Viking» went up against the Hicer
side 1’ irate» Both trams were the
second place trams of the Fast and
West Division Cmatilla cleaned up
on the Pirates and cam e out with a
win 80-32 The win for the Viking»
sent them to play the Sherman
County Huskies Saturday the 2nd to
dec ide the second place team for the
Kegional Tournament The loss (or
the Pirates meant the end of the
season
The lleppner Fillies will now play
W apiti le a g u e cham pion , the
Im b ler P a n th e r», this F rid a y .
March l at 7 p m The gam e will be
played at the college in la lira n d e
Coach Itoy er was asked what
chances the Fillies had against the
Imbler Panthers He replied
If we
can play defense like we did against
Sherman. I think our chances are
very good Chances are we ll shoot
the ball better and score a few more
points so we won I have to rely so
hcavilv on our defense." he added
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Two Fillies named to All-Star team
Two of the lleppner Fillies were
named to the Columbia Basin Con
fe re n c c A ll Star T eam
Seniors
Stephani Payne and Jodi Padberg
were selected for the first team
F irst team
M ich elle M ark
K iversidei jr
l>enna Schiewe
Weston McEwen I sr . Stephani
Pay ne > lleppner sr Jodi Padberg
lleppner I sr
Patti Sharp iSher
man Co jr Terri Wells C m atilla'
sr
So'-xnrt I » H "
Karen Hiorklund
Weston M e F w e n ' jr . Cindy Con
forth (C m a tilla 1 sr . Ceslie Martin
'Sherman Co i jr
Amber Coe
Wasco Co 1 jr Krim Heeser 'P ilot
Kink jr
H on orable
M ention
T rtcia
yjuaempts
Weston M cFw en l jr
Dawn Timms 'K iv e rs id e ' sr , landa
Porfily 'Stanfield' fr Hobt» Has
kins 'Sherman Co ) sr . Dana
Arenils t Watonku ' sr . Carol Sinoth
rrmon Wasco Co sr Sheri Farl
(Wasco Co i sr
/A TIME FOR EASTER GIFTS
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PORTRAIT
By A Leading Professional Photographer
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Photo by ClOfk W a ll*
Missy Turner shoots against Husky defense
tty D AN A K F ID
The lleppner Fillies basketball
team won their first District Cham
pionship ever, last Friday, Feb 22
against the Sherm an County
Huskies at the Pendleton Arm ory
Not only did the Fillies win their first
District Championship but they also
turned the tables around with Sher
man County It was the first tim e in
six years that lleppner beat the
Sherman County Huskies The win
for the Fillies gave them a first
place spot at the Kegional tourna
inent this weekend. March I and 2
lleppner s main strength in the
game was their speed and quickness
w h ile Sherm an County s main
strength was there height
lleppner started out slow in the
first half of the gam e The Fillies
were having some trouble getting
their shots to fall through but in the
second half of the gam e they got
rolling The first quarter ended 6 12
and the second quarter end«»! 14 19
both in Sherman's favor
The Sherman County Huskies
were ahead all through the game
until finally half way through the
final quarter the Fillies pulled ahead
31 30 The score was only a one point
difference for most of the fourth
quarter
With only 25 seconds left of the
gam e Sherman County scored to
V
by M. Cantin
The following howlers placed in
the Desert Lane's "S w eetheart" no
tap tournament held Feb 16
4
India and M erl Canlin ' 5 > Katie
and Kills McKoberts. 7 > I’ hyllis and
Del l*iper and 8 Herl Corbin
Inetia Cantin received a hearl
shaped box of candy for a 30U game
in the no tap tournament
The results of the Salmon Classic
at While Salmon Washington shows
five Heppner bowlers on the board
Mick Kindle B w l Corbin Inetia
Cantin. Del l*ip«'r and G reg Johnson
bring the gam e to a two point
difference The Fillies had trouble
inbounding the hall, but finally
managed and got it down court to
score the final two points of the gam
The final score was 40 36
Although the lle p p n e r F illie s
didn’t shoot too well from the field,
their free* throw shooting was a high
March 1st & 2nd
Fri. & Sat.
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mu^uuj'i D/uuj
We’re m aking a point
about Home Loans.
Were lending borrowers a strong
ARM At 10V4%' This new ARM (Adjust
able Rate Mortgage) opens the
doors to many new homes And
opportunities
H IT Y O U R S P O T
&
One offer ptM family please
• No age limit
Gioups at SI 00 each additional person
• A parent must be present
Please dress children in darker formal
clothing
We II be happy to set you up with
an ARM Or conventional. FHA and
VA loans with fixed rates to 30 years
We feel lucky to be able to help,
and show you the sharpest pencil in
town
W ESTERN
H ER ITAG E
S A V IN G S
The event drew over lou entries
and paid 12 places Congratulations
Heppner Howlers
W t S t l R * » « m |,V4 M IN MAI
A »#
..S A S V - A 'v r ,
Tuesday even in gs Sparetimers
League. Inetia Canlin. starting with
three spares, strung out eight strikes
for a grand total of 264 scratch She
will receive a 100 pin over average
patch
Heppner bowlers are invited fo
turn I in a nine pin no tap tournament
to be held March 2 and 3 at Heppner
How l Sign up at the alley
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sparrllinrrs
1 rbruarv IS
D im e 4 Doren
February 24
Won l.oal
No Eight
22 14
No Two
211 a 14',
No Four
21 15
No Six
20', 15',
No One
18 -18
No Five
18 18
No Five
18 18
No Three
14 22
No Seven
9 27
Splits converted
Carol Taylor
4 7 10. Belly Snow 5 7, Berf Corbin
5-7. and Katie McKoberts 3 10
High gam e C ard Tayloi
and Gene Doherty 206
High series Hetty Sum
Darrel Padberg 527
High team gam e No tine 783
High team series No Four 2,212
K offee Kup Krglers
February 21
W
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ta il
1 0 ',
2 5 ',
The Gutter Dusters
1 4 ',
2D ,
The Dregs
21 - 15
The Pytta
1 8 ',
1 7 ',
M C C fi
20
16
the Hi Ho a
16
20
The Hopefuls
IS
21
No Pin Hitters
2 3 ',
1 2 ',
The Three Holers
Splits converted DeAnna.McCabe
5-7, Ruth Bergstrom 3 10, Patty
Lankford 5-10. and Hilda Yocom
4-7-5
High gam e: (Yndi Doherty
188
High series Cindi Doherty 539
High team gam e M C G G No 2
,.a r
N ew s
team senes M C G G
No 2
W on l i n i
Coast to Coast
21 7
M (' G (i
15 9
17 11
( 'entrai Market
1‘etersons
16 12
Sc.irs
12 16
10 18
la*s Schwab
Gardners
9 IS
lams Processing
8 20
Splits converted Harriet Evans
ami Jackie Allstott 5 7 Janet Beam
er S to Phv Ills Hunter 4 8 9 10, and
Karen Palm er 5 III
High gam e laiKavne Bowman
207
High series Billie Doherty
538
Ihursdav \tghl l adles
1 rbruarv 21
Won I m l
Kay Hoyce Ins
23 9
Kinzua Corp
19 13
Bark n Chips
19 13
B P ( ) E No 358
17 IS
J A J Ceramics
15 17
Depot Nursery
13 19
The Country itose
12 20
M AC Repair
10 22
Splits converte«t Sandra Halvor
sen and Terry Smith 5-10, Joan
Tanory 4-5-7, M illie Hanna 4 9.
Sandt Hanna and Karen Palm er
3 10
High gam e
Katie McRobertx
201
High series
Joyce Winter
540
M ade to m easure An ice
cream scoop holds the
equivalent of one third
cup
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