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Fillies try harder for 40-30 win over No. 1 ranked Crow ' I m r l l r T lm n tlrp p n rr llir « M M r d n r u l« Crow. I hr lop ranked I earn in the slate in the final I ' l i u A poll and Heppenr rsnkedierond baltledtoa alandalill in the firm! hall and I hr Killies rarned a berth in lh r champ lonahip game by dominating lhr I ougart in I hr second hall Crow led throughout the lira! frame and waa up 67 at the end of the frame Poor Heppner shooting plus Crow tumovera. kept the acore at a relatively low amount, while C row '» Michele Kdwards dominated the backbuardi early Miaay Kubanka. Dana Keid. and Miaay Turner forced the Cougara to turn the ball over with Heppner a awarming full-court prraaure often ui the aecond period But poor ahooting by the Killlea kept Crow in the game Kor the game the Kllliea made 16 % \ |* r t h 1». iwu, of ao field goala for juat 27 percent, but that 'ate waa conaiderably higher in the aecond half I think m were juat nervous in I hr firat half," raplained Turner 'We atarted to relaa in the aecond half and the ahola went in,” The game continued at a nip and tuck pace in the aecond period but Turnor gave Heppner the momen turn going into intermiaaion when ahe tied the gam r 17-17 with two aeconda left in the period The Kllliea 5 II cenler Penny Connor, picked up three foula in the firat half, but made Kdwarda ait down in the third quarter when ahe got her third foul Krorn there Turner scored off a pass from l^n n a Held at the 2 SI mark Almoal a minute later Turner scored off a Dana Krid feed and then lost M C G G 304 »4 The Pytts 24 16 The Gutter Dusters 20 20 Beechers Alley Cats I* 21 The Dregs 16 22 The Hi Ho a 174 224 No Pin Hitters 16 24 The Hopefuls IS 25 Splits converted Joan Tanory S-IO. Verna Brinda 3-6-10. (in d i Doherty 4-5 7. Hulh Bergstrom S-7, Hoxie Ivovgren 6 7 10. DeAnna M c Cabe 3 5 10. Millie Hanna 3 7 High game Maude Hughes 201 High series Linda Sc hull r 525 High team game Gutter Dusters 600 High team aeries Gutter Dusters 1.621 Sparetimers Won 1 o*t la-* Schwab 26 14 T J i Camera 23 17 Peterson» 23 17 Gardner's 23 17 Central Market 19 21 Black Mt Klect 18 22 lam's Processing 18 22 Hud'» Pub 10 30 Splits converted LoKayne How man. G ern Harris 3-7, and Hunme Lindsay 2 7 and 5 8 10 High game Donna Moeller 196 High series Karen Palmer 541 Thursday Night ladle* Marrh 11 Won l.o*t Kinrua 14 Hi BPOK 30 14 Hark n Chip* 25 19 Depot Nursery 25 19 Country Hose 18 28 J A J Ceramics 164 274 H A C Repair IS 29 Hay Boyce Ins 124-314 Splits converted Harriet Kvans 2 5-10 Andrea Mortimore 4 5-7, and Loretta Naims and Yvonne Lovgren 2-7 High game Inetta Cantin 207 High series laiKavne Bowman 536 Koffee Kup Keglers W on lost M C G G 284-74 20 16 The Pytts 18 The Gutter Dusters Beechers Alley Cats 18 The Dregs 15 No Pm Hitters 15 The Hopefuls 15 Hi 144 214 High game Billie Doherty 238 High series Billie Doherty 541 High team series The Pvtts 583 High team game The Pytts 1.690 Spills Glenna Hollis 5 10. Joan Tanorv 4 5-7, 4-7 9. Carol Taylor 2-7, 67, 2 7 8 The Ho s Dime A I loir n March 2 Wo« l.o«l No F'our 25 11 No Six 2 1 4 -1 4 4 No One 21 • IS No Two 184-174 17-19 No Kight 16 20 No Five No Three 14 22 11-25 No Seven High game D Padberg 202 J Tanory-186 High series It Munkers 541. K Wilson 496 High team game No Ktve 766 High team series No Five 2.174 Sparellmers March 1 Im l lea Schwab 23 13 22 Gardners Petersons 21 1» TJ'a Camera 18 lam's Processing Central Market 17 16 Black Mt Klect 6 Bud’s Pub Splits converted Gwen Healy 2-7, Andrea Mortimore 5-7. laiurie Ad lard and Kerry Pettyjohn 5 10, Nancy lainkford 5-6-10, Beta* Mun kers and Joan Tanory 6-7 10 High game Theo Greenup 207 High series Jo Pettyjohn 559 Thursday Night l adles Starch 6 W on 1 o*t 30-10 Kinzua 29-11 w oe Bark n Chips 22-18 Depot Nursery 21 19 17 23 Country Rose B A C Repair IS 25 J A J Ceramics "* 134 184 Hay Boyce Insurance 124-274 Splits converted Judy Barber. LoKayne Bowman. Sandi Hanna. Sandra Halvorsen 3 10. Sandy Ben nett 5-6 Betty McDonald 5-7. Millie Hanna 36-78 10, Katie McHoberts 67 10. Bonnie Grant 4-5-7. and Gayle Gutierre! 3-5 10 High game Inetia Cantin 208 High series Sandi Hanna 528 laiurie Adlard bowled a triplicate score of 133 Dime A Doten March t Won I osi No Four 29 II No One 23 17 No Six 214-184 20 20 No FTve No Kight 19 - 21 No Two 184 214 No Three 16 24 No Seven 13 27 Splits converted G Doherty 67 and 3 10 High game S Worley 218, J Kickert 209 High series S Worley 583, J Kickert 559 High team game No Four 779 High team senes No Four 2.306 Arlington Saddle Club to choose queen The 1986 (Jucen of the Gilliam County Fair and Kodeos wilt be , tins,-n i’ll M.n, h .' . 1986 a! the Arlington Saddle t Tub grounds south of Arlington Candidates must be 16 by January I. 1986 and never have been married They do not have lo reside in Gilliam County The successful candidate will rep resent the Arlington Jackuot Hodeo. to be held May 3 and 4. and reign Basic gardening class coming April 5 , 12 By Justine Weatherford A special two season class will be co sponsored by B lu r Mountain Community College and the Hep poer Garden (Tub on Saturday mornings Vpril 8 and April 12 The two three hour sessions. 7 a m until noon, will survey gardening lech niques appropriate to the Heppner area and will stress soils and fert Hirers, varieties of plants most suitable here, planting skills and total garden culture The tuition for the six hour course will be (10. with senior citizens i those over 60' admitted free To enroll persons should contact the KM< i Area Coordinator. Marie l.ane. at 676 5039 She will be annou ■King the location of the classes soon Garden (Tub members who will be helping conduct these classes, met on Monday. March 10. at 2 p m at the home of Theta l>owe. to complete plan* for the gardening course with the area coordinator i t i * r it it i l » • t s to 91 over the Condon F'abulous F'ourth celebration and The Gilliam County Fair and Hodeo running August 27 thru 31 Transportation for the (Jueen and her horse must be provided by the (Jueen's family to approximately seven parades and rodeos Her outfit will be provided and a Kenny Hanson buckle will be presented to her at the Arlington Hodeo. along with a personalized breast collar from the Fair Board Interested girls can contact court chaperone Vicky Kamsay at Star Koute. Arlington. Oregon 97812 or phone 454 2849 Jill Nelson will represent lone High School in the upcom ing typing competition to be held in Pendleton Blue Mountain Community Col lege in Pendleton will be the site of the Kigion V II finals of the 1966 Oregon State High School Typing Championship, to be held April 22 Jill, a freshman at lone High School, is the daughter Ken and Julie Nelson of Islington Winners of the individual school contests in Morrow. Umatilla and Union Counties will compete for a first prize of an electronic type writer and the opportunity to repre sent the region in the state finals in Kugene on May 10 Scholarships will be awarded the state winners in the amount of tl ,ouo for first place, tsui for second place and 1250 for third place The competition is sponsored by 3D Wholesale, a los Angeles based distributor of Swintec electronic typewriters Flower show school planned Blue Mountain District No 10 of The ' iregon State Federation of Garden (Tubs. Inc will be sponsor ing a Flower Show School March 31, April I, 2, in Pendleton at the Vert Memorial Building in the little Ihea ter room. SW 4th St between Dorian and FZmmigrant March 31 will be lectures on growing, staging and exhibiting and judging for Flower Shows by Mr* Dona Donahue Tuesday. April 1, will be Design Mower Arranging by Mrs Phyllis Hossi Mrs Donahue and Mrs Hossi are Nationally Accredited Flower Show Instructors and judges, from Port land Mr> Flame Belts. 114 N E Bth Pendleton, Oregon, 97801 will be regislar Anyone interested may attend If more information is needed please contact your local Garden Club President or members Other members of the committee are Mrs Cece Slocum. District Director, P () Box 631, Hermiston. Oregon 97838, Kemble H Tellefson. H 2 Box ton Milton Freewater. Oregon 97862. chairman 1 II 1 1 1 * t 41« M l 9 # • 1 L M l, H « 1 • • • • M - , ------- * • • 14 « • * • »1 t • M M *4* *'• 'Z W II 1 I# tr+ m • • TO P I P >6« A 4 « 1 « 1 M 1 1 1 « M 1 1 1 « I# • ê 1 MM M N flt M Omwt% M I#M 4«| 411 M 41 « a • « Newer* I l M I « 1 • M • * 1 t C ttttm lo tit ' I H I il MS 1* Il 9 — tma tm< U •• T • W*<*W«w 4« C? for Easter in many colors Cherokee's ZP spring colors and styles Plus many other lines 1 "» Now ' y e i p i Hare ^ n s This... DEALSI DEALS! DEALS! a# O M Cram I S 676 9108 117 5 Mom 82 Honda Prelude 80 Chev. Impala, 4 dr. $1800. 70 Cadillac 65 Mercury * 64 Corvette ★ 82 Jeep 78 LUV with canopy 77 Chev CIO V4 Ton 76 LUV 70 Blazer - N x ilf — ÌT .W W « -! 9 .9 % g m a c FINANCING Rally wins first on OAC Selected Models McDonald Paula Plocharsky. Paula Heatherly. Missy Gate* and Sandra Wattenbur ger show their excitement over winning first place girls basketball team rally trophy * ii wo 6 -e C« r\ 676-5241 676 9108 117 S Main Perk Up Your Tired Tiller Spring Engine Tune-up Special Authorized Sales & Service Home-Lite ✓ C o m p re s s io n C h e c k Briggs & Stratton Weed Eater [VI S h a rp e n B lad es . V O il C h a n g e / V ] C le a n A ir F ilte r V N e w P oin ts, C ondensor y f N e w S p a rk P lug V F ly w h e e l K eg Solid State Ignition 29« C h e c k B elts Conventional 399s * *-7 u. C» 676 9108 117 5 1 c » -."a for spring! M M # 41« M t lone to have representative at typing competition Salt Water Sandals women M 91 •4M • „»»g*, Joycelyn Thorpe Garrett, for merly of Heppner graduated Magna Cum Laude from Texas Tech Uni versity in Lubbock. Texas with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Family Studies Texas Tech has over 24.000 slu dents and Joycelyn was one of 12 who graduated this last December with a 4 0 grade point She has been listed on the National Dean's list, the President's List, and her name was published in the "Who » Who in America " During her Junior year, she was also elected to the famous Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, a National Honor Society whose objective is to recognise outstanding students nationwide for their scholastic ach rivements. character, and social usefulness Joycelyn is the daughter of Carl Thorpe of Heppner and Delores Keenan of Lubbock , Texas She has been married to Tim Garrett since June of 1982 Z* i eue % which she turned into a three point play a* Heppner had the gam r clinched "We took control in the third quarter and dominated them I Crow i in every aspect ol the game in the second half." said Heppner roach Mike Royer "We were quicker than they were and more aggressive We stuck with our I J I zone defense and Penny Connor and Theresa Iundsay did a good job on Kdw arda ” "The shots wouldn t dorp for us in the first half ." said Royer, "but we just continued running our man to man offense and didn't force things " "Our girls earned it it he right to be in the state cham pionship gam ei." added Royer "Th e y go hard for four quarters and deserve to be state champs " Former Heppner woman graduates B i n d i n g IS 'e w a K o ffrr hup K rglrra M on Kubanks scored from the free throw line off a pass from I .ana Krid and Heppner led 27 22 at the end of three quarters Connor picked up her fourth foul with 1 29 left in the third quarter, but Theresa Lindsay, with help from Kubanks in the fourth period, helped to control Kdwards After Kdwards hit a basket to pull the Cougars within 2924. Dana Held hit a shot and Kubanks canned two free throws to put the Fillies ahead 33 24 At the 2 18 mark Dana Held fouled out. but Andrea Ball, who forced the overtime session the afternoon be fore with Amity, came in Ball drilled two free throws at the I 29 mark to push Heppner to a 36 26 lead and then came bark 26 seconds later lo claim an offensive rebound. M o r r o w C o u n ty G rain G r o w e rs INC 350 M ain Str#«t Laxington, Oregon 97839 Phone 989-8221 1-800-452-7396
