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MX Thr llrppner l . u r lU lim r« llrppnrr Oregwi. H H n rtd i;. I- rbruiry If. I * * Fillies remain undefeated Last game is exciting one Hig Sky t untere«, e Katt Du isHm 8 * Italia Held Thr Killies rnnain undefeated aa lhe> kina krd down lhr Wahtonka Ka»(l* s m aM M 9 victory Thr damr was played at Wahtonka on Keb ruary IS llrppnrr Jumped to an early lead uaind thrir lull court pressure def rn«a* Thr Killies took thrir lead rvm further in thr second quarter llrppnrr held onto thrir lead as thr Kadlra attempted an rasing come hack in the fourth quarter Thr Killirs shot the ball well, according to coach Mike Royer "We shot thr hall well and played with a lot of intensity, especially in the fourth quarter." said roach Royer "It could easily have been a game where we could have relaxed and let 'town but we didn't We played hard. It was a good game for us," Missy Turner led the Killies is assists with 9 I .ana Reid had « steals I « hi> L 6 5 lone AUTOMOTIVE :! VA est D ivisimi Filters, Oil, Lights, Polish, Seat Covers - L 3 3 t undun M M • ( «scade I m i » Wheeler STATISTICS 12 1 1 4 Wahlonka * S II 22 I* llrppnrr III 2* I* 11 U llrppnrr W 16 5 4 Hell* Alinglon while Dana Reid and Turner each stole the ball 4 times The Killies travel to Weston McKwrn Kriday. Krb 21 and trun around and host the Tiger ^icots on Saturday "Im sure Weston McKwrn will be tough, especially at home," said Royer "It's a game they need to win badly, so it should be a good test for ua " Much More! ■ Coast to Coast We Can Help You E. * 16 5 Hells Arllngrton M M Turner l.«-l,2; lu b jobs hi I 11| I Held I I M i 1» Held «.I-4 .lt; I .inner Z4-1.I; I,in dw. O I Davidson n I I I Hall M i l . ’ M lo rh rl ll I .'I M altln 6.6- I.«; S Turner « > 2 . « Totals 2S.»-21. M a rty , Happy 18th SI Birthday! C ards suffer 19th ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 L o ve , and last, loss of season »1 ♦ 4 4 4 4 ♦ « ♦ M om & D ad j WE DO DIGGInvji Angie Rudisill lakes shot ogainst Condon Saturday night February 15. thr lone Cardinal girl* pl.ived I hr Con don Blue I lewis at lone for thrir last game of the season ll was an exciting game for Ihc fans to watch The officials called a close game from the start and didn't let the game get out of control as has happened numerous limes this scar Thr Cardinal girls starlet) with a full court press and used it to run up a good lead by half time There were enough fouls called to have two of lone s starters and three of t ondon * starters sitting oul part ol the second quarter with three fouls each The Condon girls made a run al lone in the second hall but couldn l make up for lost points during the first' half (#"*> by At Oyn# ►%*•»* Although the field goal percent ages were practically the same for both teams, lone shot more times and made three more than Condon A big difference for lone over the mghl before was in the rebounding status Compared to the IH retounds on Kriday night, the cardinal girls pulled down :ut rebounds against t ondon Possibly a season besl for the team Seven of the Cardinal girls recorded three or more rebounds in the game The scoring leaders were Derma Hams with 13 point*. Patti Mc- Killgott with 9 points, and Candi Kudisill with 8 point* These three also made 18 steals alead by Candi Hadisill s H Cardinal ^irls fall to Senior led Cougars Chris Rea goes for the bucket Itv Krlc Pointer In their last game of the season Saturday. Keb 15. the lone Cardin als suffered yet another loss, and their third at the hands of the Condon Blue Devils Dave Anderson and Scott Miller score 19 and 17 points respectively to pace the Blue Devil attack Sophomore guard Ken Snider scored a career high 26 points to take game high honors Kor the Cardinals, the 75-55 loss was their 19th of the season Kven though they hud their highest scoring output of the season, the Cards were unable to slow down the hot shooting Devils lone trailed by only four at the half hut was unable tocat.’h up to Condon in the second half lone freshman Dustin Padberg pulled in 14 relxmnd . both a person al career and season high, plus the most by any lone player for the year lone's three graduating sen tors Mod Taylor Jerry Anderson and STATISTICS I 2 3 4 K 12 16 12 15 55 2» 12 It 21 lone Taylor I,»-0.2; Pointer 3.0-1.6; Bea 3.2 2.8. Snider 7.12-14.26. Hall 5.0 0.10. I'adberg 1.1-2.3 Totals 20 58.15-19.55 I ondon Anderson (.7-11.19; N» oil Miller 8.1-2.17; Homer 1.3-4.9. Siete Mitici I 0 n I. Smith I 14,11 Mike Miller 1.0-0.8; Muffii 2.0-0.4 Totals 10 69.15-23.75 Controversy marks final win By Ashlet I nnkltn Heppner's freshmen boys basket hull team ended their season with a dramatic 47 45 victory over the Pilot Bmk Rocket* on Tuesday. Keb 11 The Mustangs concluded their season witha 8 6 record under first year o u ch John Boyer lleppner had its trouble* early in the season, losing its first four games The season ending win for the Mustangs was mired in controversy As the horn sounded ending the game the scoreboard read 4545 However a* the scorebooks were adilcit up it was discovered lleppner had won 47-45 The Mustangs struggled in the first half and fell behind .30-12 at intermission Pilot Hock capitalized on the Mustang s foul problems during thr first Iwoquartrrshitting l«o f 19free throws ft was Heppner's turn to score 15 points in the third period, but the Mustang's still tailed by 12. going into the fourth quarter Chet Hall had all of the Rockets' nine points in the period, hitting five of six at the foul line lleppner manages! to come back In the fourth period Mike Corea and Tim Hays hit clutch charity shots to pull out the victory "We played terribly In the first half hut were able to turn that around in the second half." re marked coach Boyer Offensively the Mustangs were led all season by the firepower of Dick Devin and Bryan Padherg In 10 games. Devin scored 182 points, an 18 2 per game average Padherg played in only 7 games and just 24 quarters, but managed to average 13 4 points a game Devin and Padherg also led the team in assists, hut didn't play in all of the freshmen games as both were moved up to the junior varsity and varsity teams Kive fool eleven inch center Barney t.indsay led the team in rebounding and blocked shots and was also a threat to score whenever he had the ball Besides Devin. Lindsay, and Pad berg, lleppner also received signif leant contribution* from Angell. Martin, and Mike Mahoney ★ Affordable Rates A Jobs Well Done Can work in the wettest of conditions. Call Now to Discuss Your Project L 676-5309___________ _ PUBLIC NOTICE P U B L IC H E A R IN G The Heppner City Planning Com mission will hold a public hearing during a special meeting on Wed nesday. Kebruary 26. I986 at 7 (X) p m at Heppner City Hall They will consider a Conditional Use applica tion to allow a mobile home to be placed on the property at 235 I Linden Way located in an H 2 zone Published Kebruary I9. I966 NOTICE OK BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING A meeting of the Budget Commi ttee for Morrow County will be held in thr Irngon Annex. Irngon, Oregon on Kebruary 26. 1986. at 9 a m The purpose of this meeting is to discuss supplemental budgets for the 1965 86 fiscal year This is a public meeting and any person may discuss the proposed supplemental budgets with the committee The budget document may be inspected or copies obtained by any person at the office of the County Court, located at the County Courthouse, Court Street. Heppner. OR between thr hours of 8 a m to I2 noon and from Ip m to 5 p m LoKaynr M Bowman Budget Officer Published Kebruary I9. I9H6 f#s»> by A<h»o * 4 »»« Eric Pointer could only manage to combine for 8 points in their last game, including a last second shot by Pointer al the buzzer lone finished with a I 19 overall ecord Their only win came at nome against Wheeler by two points, 12 40 Snider I'M lone in scoring for the year averaging 123 points per game rnd Padherg led with 83 rebounds lone i ondon ^ Ditch Dug for W ater or Utility Line? ✓ N e e d a Watering Pond for Livestock? Culverts Put in Your R oads? ^ W e Do Timber Thinning Too! On Kebruarv 14. the Cardinal girls traveled to Echo to take on the Cougars The Cardinal girls stayed with them through the first quarter Then the experience of the senior led Cougars took over They got better position for the rebounds and made belter passes than the Cardinal girls Their shooting percentage was considerably better than Ion. s. 44 percent to 26 percent The free throw shooting wasn't a factor in the gamr. as very few fouls were called The Cardinals were led in scoring by Iteerui Hams with It) point and Sandi Wright with R points Karla Davison and Patti McKIhgolt were the leading rehounders with 6 and 4 respectively Candi Kadisill played an aggressive defensive game and made 5 steals JV Fillies increase wins The junior varsity Killies in creased their wins as they over powered the Wahtonka Eagles Sat urdav.Keb 15at Wahtonka Heppner Jumped out to an early lead in the first quarter but Wah tonka came back in the second STASTICS quarter to lead by two points I 2 1 4 K The Killies really hustled in the llrppnrr 5 7 15 2» 47 third quarter Their defense harras Pilot Hock 15 15 9 6 45 sed the Kagles and kept them from scoring while the Killies scored 12 llrppnrr • Corrra «.2-2.2; Warren points Marlin i, 3-9.il; Mahonry 2.1-6.8; The fourth quarter was even as \ngrll 1 l Hi skaggs ii I I lla\> each team only scored 5 points I. 3-6.5. lindsay 1.1-6.7 Totals 16.15- The final score was Heppner 36 31.47 and Wahlonka 26 Nance Wright led the wav for the Pilot Rock I rhnrrl 2.60.4; Head- Killies with 13 points ley. Millrr 2. 4-3.»; le i lair 1.6 6.2; The Killies played well according Pally I 0 6.2 M rhrm ir. Orr 0.2-1.2; lo coach Les Payne II. imhc 1.2-6.1. Armstrong l.l-l.l; Heppner ends their season this ii .H ■ 1 i M N iM ill I I J M l. O week-end with two games, both against the Wesotn McEwen Tiger touted out Angrlt. Mahonry. I.rh Scots nrrt. and Orr Total loot* - llrppnrr Kriday, the Killies will be on the 21 Pilot Rock 26 road and .Saturday it s a home game. both begining at approximately 3 p m Weston McEwen will be lough, according to Payne "They have a separate freshmen team, so they have all sophomores and juniors on their JV team " P I HI.IC NOTICE There will be a special meeting of the County Court on Tuesday, Keb ruary 25. 1968 at 9 a m at the Courthouse. Heppner OK The pur pose for this meeting is to hold s public hearing to discuss application for County Kairs and Special Events Grant Program This is a public meeting and any prrson may discuss the grant Donald C McKlligott Judge. Morrow County Court Published Kebruary 19. I968 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE MORROW COUNTY COURT INTENDS TO TRADE PRO PERTY WITH A PR IV ATE CITIZEN. D E - i l AK IM , THOSE PAHCKI..S OK PROPERTY TO BE OP EQUAL VALUE THE COUNTY INTENDS TO TRADE A PARCEL C O N - SiSTING OP > *8 square feel of real property, and found in the SW of the SW i , of Section 26, Township 26. Range 2 South, and in addition agrees to replant fruit trees of the second party A rebuild two drive ways. in return, the County will receive I415 square feet of property in Tax Lot 3100 of the same town ship. range anf section Public hearing will be held on March 5. 1988 at the Courtroom of the Morrow County Courthouse, loo Court Street. Heppner, OR i6?6 9U6l> to hear objections, if any More particular description of the property may be obtained by making such a request at the Courthouse, or by calling the above number for alternate arrangements This notice will run four times Published 1966 February 5, 12. 19. 26. P I HI.IC NOTICE The Association for Deaf Aware ness (A D A ( has a membership of deaf and hard of hearing individuals and their parents, family, teachers, interpereters and fnends Any tnt crested person is welcome to attend meetings as well as anyone who may be considering working with the deaf or hearing impaired The next meeting will be March 3, I986 at 7 p m in the library at Kocky Heights Elementary School in Her miston Babysitting will be provided at 490 N W Third in Hermislon (about three blocks from the school I . 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