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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1985)
The llr p p n r r i.a ir llr - T im e s . llr p p n r r Oregon H r d n r id ti Waterfall among improvements at Country Rose Heppner Froshdrop opener Hv \vhley Conklin Heppner » freshmen boys basket - lu ll team dropped its season opener to the I kiah varsity on Tuesday, I lev to by a 60-37 setire The Cougars jumped out ol a commanding 24 12 lead after the first period The Mustangs clawed back into the contest holding l kiah scoreless in the second quarter and pulled to within 24 22 at halftim e l kiah blew the game open in the i to Heppner increasing their lead to 41 26 The Cougars dosed out the game at 6o37, with H H t fourth fram e advantage l kiah s F rank Zick led all scores with 22 points l*at Corley and John Thorpe also hit in double figures fir the Cougars Hrayn 1‘adberg toss«f in 13 to lead the Mustangs Heppner grabbed -N rebounds la-ading the cause was Harney Lindsay with 12 thek Dev in handed nut four assists We Just ran out of gas in the second half stalest coach John Boyer - ''- W W W Axes, Splitting Mauls, Wedges 21 il s routs i 2 h a n Fouled Out • \d a m s . H r» In. T o ta l 4# Homelite Saws, Oregon Chains, l k ia h ■ l* u a id S.4-C.4; C o d e s • i ■ I i / 1 . k : s 10.22. T h o r p e V S -S .IO . H a i le n b e r g e r 2.0 I I V ila in» M e n lie r 1.0-1.2. I a r k ln Il I 2 I ll e i s r 0 . 1*1 0. P e rk 1.0 2 « T u la Is 23.ll-2M.tO llr p p n r r l ’ a d b rrg I I ' IS t o r r e a . W a rre n , lle v e n 1.3-10.0. M a rlin . Malvone» 1.1-4,1; Angeli 1 0 0 .2 S k a g g s I I j i . Iin d s a v M ahoney. Iin d s a v I kiah 27 H r p p n ri 21 I l M r n W r I* . | » J s f \ » V M .C .G .G . fouls 339 822 c QUNTRY ! ttatSTMAS S T A T IS T IC S I 1 3 4 r 'le ft to rig h t' Judy Durkee Cindy Schmidt. IV b ra Ledford »nd Cathy Halvorsrn of the Country Kose in Heppner show off new w ater fall arrangement recently installed at the store The w aterfall along with a new viewing cooler for flowers are two of the recent improvements ow ner Cindy Schmidt has made to the store "The new flower cooler has worked out real well, because people can see the flower arrangements when they come in the door." said Schmidt . •- rom us ro oil o f you hove o Soppy, h e a lth y h o lid a y ! IONK HARDWARE Butcti & Helen. Loren & Della, Dana & Tonya, David & Loa We «nil be dosed 5 p.m. Chrvtmas Eve. Give flowers in a Christmas gift. The Crystal Centerpiece Bouquet beautiful flowers m a sculptured glassware bowl from France Later it’s perfect for fruit or candy Call or visit for local delivery, or we can wire it anywhere Id c f lo ia I kiah Heppner 24 0 till U 10 12 4 I I 17 Mustangs self-destruct diu*ing fourth quarter Hy Ashlrv ( unklin The Sherman County Huskies used a strong fourth quarter to prevail over the Heppner boys basketball team on Saturday Dec 14 Heppner. which lost S3 So. fell to 2 2 on the season Both teams were deadlocked al 14 to 14 after one period of play despite Wayne Wilgers bombing in six points for Heppner The Mustangs took a 26 25 lead at halftim e by oulscoring the Huskies 12 It in the second quarter Heppner had led by three until Keith Hlaylot k drilled in a 3bfooler as the second quarter horn sounded Behind a full court press and Todd Lindsay's 10 points. Heppner cont rolled the 'h ird period 18 12 and seemed to have control of the game, leading 44 37 However, the Mustangs made cru ctal turnovers in the fourth quarter and self destruded Tracy Fields punch'd in eight of his garni- high 1H points as the Huskies onlscored Heppner 14 6 and look the game S3 50 "We p layid poorly at both ends of the floor." said Coach Brent Fggers "Our intensity level was low we didn t play smart basketball and we executed poorly both offensively and defensively," Lindsay lopped Heppner s scoring attack with 15 points, followed by Wilgers with 14 Besides Fields IM points. Hlaylock added It more (or Sherman County The Mustangs won the battle of the boards 34 30 Lindsay hauled in eight. Keith Kenison and Tony Cle men! snared six apiece and Wilgers snagged five Duane Ball and Ryan Duncan each provided four assists Sherman County made 22 of 31 field goal attempts for 43 percent compared to tv for 50 and 18 percent for Heppner Both teams shot 60 percent from the foul strip«- Th«- Mustangs w«-re 12 of 20 while the Huskies were V of 15 tin F rid a y , Dec 20 and Saturday. Dec 21 Heppner w ill participate in the Mac Hi Christmas Tournament in M ilton-Freew ater Other teams in the tournament are two Class "A schools from Washington, Freem an .iml Riverview and Class "A A " Mac Hi Heppner mewls Freem an at 5 p m on Friday Little is known aboul Freeman However, they boast a 6 7 center amf two 6'2" seniors Mac Hi returns (ia r n c k Carlton. an all league honorable mention selection in th«- lire a te r Or«-g«»n la-ague last season If Heppner wins they will play at 7 to p ni Saturday night If Heppner loses, they will play at 3 30 p m Saturday STATISTIC S H eppner F it F T F R TO T 5 12 3 2 H ill « 3 Duncan « 4 I 2 -3 I 3 H aves 4 0 l 2 u ll 24 n s a o a » I tinned» I 0 s II 33 ilg e rs 7-11 H ll ll 3 « le n ie n t I » 1 s 3 1 1 « I Indsav 15 I - » U X « 15 Kenison • 1 I « I 1 I niais IS 5* 12 20 11 31 II 25 50 Sherm an In tu ii» D anielso n. I a Ion I n 0.2. I fields «.«-M.IM. M arlin , o n In F riers I 2.7. Ilia»- Ini k > t I 11 3t.li nah I o 0.2. F a lte r I I 2 1 I iMals 22.0 S-13.53 I oliteli nut Ball filia l f ouls • Heppner I I. shei man « mint» 16 GARDNER’S Hm 193 N Main, Heppner 676 9218 4 HuLULAV i i i~ d s to c k -u p s p e c ia ls - ‘ Q ' ^ ’.M 'Q'Q'Q'Q'Q'Q’ Q'Q'O'Q'Q'Q'Q'Q'Q’ P'Q’ Q7^ a 'flar S Whnlp Ham« \ <v3i/ppt Pntatnp« Western Family, 20 oz 1st 4 Pineapple Chunk C u triod Si*od S&W. 6 oz Olives Kraft. 32 Miracle Whip S w ifty Seamstresses We Deliver in lone. Lexington & Heppner Country Rose The 676-9426 Heppner I m S u i « a i»w >aa i If» Sherry B ln g h a in The Swifty Seamstress«*, made O irislm as ornaments al Iheir last meeting Genelle made a stocking Sherry, a bell. laiu rel, a star. Chrioay, a moon, and T am m y, a duckling The club's next m<*eting will he W«*dn«*sday. Dec 18 Shredded or Flake, 14 oz Western Family, 16 oz 16 oz Western Family, 8 oz 1 lb 99 Fresh G ap Ea Celery $1 39 39* 69* 65 75* $4” 89* Bulk Peanuts Cube 1s' Baby Loaf Paper Towels Western Family, Pints \J Whipping Cream J Smith, Frozen Ready To Bake Pumpkin Pies Gold Medal 1st 2 to 49 c * 75* A 79* # $ 1 » A $ 2 " * $5 98 A lb Coronet, Holiday Print Mrs $r A Bunch In Shell Eo Margarine . 2 lb Med 5 Bunches/ t Whipped Topping 15* Radishes & Green Onions Ea Eo Cranberry Sauce WhoTw o f Parkay, Yellow Onions Ea ‘ Green Beans Ocean Spray, Dry la Ea Baker Coconut c r. « 69 95* $1 OZ » 10 lb. Flour Poinsettias Ea Moon Boots Variety of Sizes Wom#nvChildfWns * A Turkeys Available at * Competitive Prices Western Family, Pints 7Q* / Z f Eo Sour Cream Prices Good Thurs Tues. Dec 19 • 24 A Court Street Market J 11 N Court H eppner * 676-9643 Open 7 (toys a ttm k, 7 am to 6 p.m. “ 4 * 'rom John (kgg (3^ \ ■ Ruth Tom & Shannon Bonnie & Rita A ■~ i - -------------------r ' — — "— "— ‘ — ^ r ^ m T tmrnm
