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Oregon Wednesday, December 17, IVM«> F illie s o u tsh in e D a y v ille D ev ils high 33 points She also had 14 re bounds, juM three shy of her career high, handed out five assists and had four steals Berry made 15 field goals enroute to a game high 3b points hut was on ly 6 o f 24 at the free throw line Behind 14 points from B erry. the Devils took a 13-12 first quarter lead But Berry and the Devils waMed several opportunities as she was 2 of h in the quarter at the line and Dayville 3-7 Kuhanks who had six points in each of the first two quarters, led the Killies hack to a 22 22 tic in the se cond quarter as the Devils were I o f h from the stripe In the second half the fuhanks Berry act continued Kuhanks had 21 points and 14 re hounds in the second halt and Berry had IX points With Kuhanks scoring 11 points in the third period, Heppner look a 3b-35 lead over D ayville who received 7 points from Berry Despite their lead, the Killies lost starters Tina Davidvm and Cindy By \« h k > C o n klin In a galaxy o f Marx. Heppncr's Missy Kuhanks outshone D ayville’ s Paula Berry laM Saturday night ax the Killies flashed past the Class " B " Devils 52 411 Heppner improved to 4 I in the season Kuhanks made 14 o f 21 field goals and 5 o f 5 free throws for a career Electrolysis & Thermolysis Permanent Hair Removal Anna Schwarzin Certified Electrologist1 676-9248 Open Tuesdays Only or Ijy Appointment poooooooooooooooooooo Please join us tor our O P E N H O U SE Friday, D e c e m b e r 19 9 :3 0 a m. to 6 :0 0 p.m . 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ELECTRONICS By Ashley C onklin In a battle o f heavyweights the Class " A A " Mac Hi Pioneers knocked out the Class " A ' Hepp ner Killies from the unbeaten ranks last Tuesday night with a 33-25 victory Both teams were dead even in the opening period which ended in a tie . X X Missy Kuhanks had all eight of Heppner’ » punts while Shawna Birdwell had seven for Mas Hi in the period The Killies controlled the second quarter 7 b and led 15 14 at halftime Heppner sank Id o l >4 field goals for the game tor 2lt percent but were only 3 o f 15 in the second half. 2<) percent, and struggled offensively throughout the second half The Pioneers struggled as well but did score enough to lead 22 IK after three quarters, as Heppner went over six minutes without scoring, and come out on lop. by a 3 3 25 count at game's end Kuhanks led all scorers with IK punts but scored only b in the se cond halt as only two other Killies scored Ihe Killies not only were beset by p>or field goal shooting but p>or free throw shooting and turnovers as well The Killie». who fell to 3 1 on the season, lost tor the first time since January where, ironically Mas Hi had last beaten them The game was also a matchup of >4 44 14 I 11 I »< 44 4 II I 44 »I M I .114 4 I ■ »• rt W N S 'i n l 'l I > | 1 H W M i ' M 1 ’ ««to I M M . M M l M state powers as Heppner is sietending Class " A " stale champion and Ihe Pioneers were fourth in the Class • 'A A " state tournament a year ago Heppner defeated Dayville last Saturday night i see related story I and are off until January 2 when they 'll travel to M ilton freewater for a rematch with Mac Hi at 7 p m Ike Killies w ill then conclude their pre season slate by hosting the Sher man County Huskies at approx imately 4 30 p m on January 3 The Huskies have been a dominant force in girls District 7 A basketball in recent years In I4K4 Sherman County finished second in the Class " A state tour nament and has battled Heppner the last three years in the District 7 A championship game Die Huskies lost four of five starters and five of their lop six players to graduation but have had a good pre season ami are led by senior Tammy Conner and tumors Pcnnv Brown and Jill Conlce ton ■ as» I I I • I I S< I? 4 • I I f » I l 24 • 4 I I I • VAN-stern Family VM-sti-rn Family Sour ( ’ream tunt Fresh Celery i mh Brussel Sprouts larR«* TomattH's Choice Navel Oranges 78 V 19\ 49 • 9 V, 19 V $ 1*0 MM • • • ! • • M S M 9 I I I II I n I I M »« I ' » M U I 21 Sac « I t a « » » 1 »« 4 1 1 » (•**• I ’ .ta n *1 I I t I 1 1 7 ) 1 II « m a '« I 71 I • Uaa* 1 2 7 7 M »«r i* 7 »« « m ’ ana a « 1) Sana Tat« *a«*i M ao— '• Sat » 14 back in thè third quarter with su potnts lo pulì thè Mustangs within lise punts hctorc thè disustmus final pcriod 9 29 I) 44 m ■ l»«1 13 9 * .. 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I 2 It n r up iw*4 m W rre l ln « i a r f » 4 I 9 I 9 9 1 9 I 2 22 23 21 M ak n 2 9 0 M artin Am*« «rs und halt I ufal tossito I* »* v dir 19 llrp o n r r 19 By Ashley C onklin Heppncr's Ircshmcn hoys basket hall team mauled the lone junior var sity last Diursday night, bb 35 D ung the clawing was freshman sensation Russell Britt who explod ed tor 32 punts in three quarters o f action as the Mustangs impmsed to 2 I on the seavin "W 'c came ready to play'' Heppner coach John Boyer said "O u r intensity level was ex ccllcnt both offensively and defen sively ” Heppner came out in the first period and look a lb 7 lead behind seven punts from Britt ami six from Slater Mitchell Britt pipp-d 11 punts in the second quarter as the Mustangs increased their margin to 34 14 hy intermission In the third period the Cardinals were held vorclcxx until the 2 4b mark Meanwhile Britt tallied 14 points in the p-nod as Heppner had the game well in hand with a condor table 56-22 lead lone did control the fourth quartet 13 10. hut Heppner wonbb Tom Kenny had six punts tor Heppner in the quarter The Mustangs hosted the f*i I * >t Rock Rockets Monday night, not Tuesday as earlier repined Gan . results were unav.ul.ihle at pre- time M a lM k s I 2 » 14 II 22 I..MT Ball 3 9 9 4 M Nasfo« >( 2 .2 9 . 6 a . va i m 3 : « a k a ê /r m VA a r m 2 I - i H M H 1 1 4 3 lh«tor»iv U |.J 13. 9 2 «. »5 H r p p a rr PVtor» I 2 3. 4 Hrttt 12 4 12. *2 M R .h rfl 4 9 4 9. k * M i 3 9 4 4 /ettot Storno» 0 2 * 2 MMtor 1 9 9 . 2. Msaaaàorx 1 . 9 1 . 9 I 9 M 4 2 9 2 4 l - i ; ~ » » « f e t o toa Bait W a rre n / / Ito - to ta l h t o a l n m Itoppa n 24 IFYE speaker available for programs Renae K.akin, |9Xb International 4 H Y outh Kxchangc (IK Y K ) repreventatisc to Denmark, w ill he in Morrow County January 27 through 2^ to re p irt on her six month stay in that country Part o f her obligation as an IKYK Representative is to bring her inter national experience hack and share it with people in Oregon Her visit here is one stop on a two-month reputing tour to about half o f Oregon's counties The purpose o f 4 H International pn-grams is to further understanding and peace between peoples o f the world through direct experience and exchange o f young people between countries Each year. Oregon guns with 4 H programs Irom other states to send a number o f its young pco pie overseas, o f which Renae is the most recent In return, a like number o f foreign youth come to Oregon I f your club, organization, or school would like Renae to speak, or you would like more information on 4 H International Programs, call Bill Broderick. 4 FI Agent. Morrow Kx tension Service, at b7b'#v42 NOW OPEN LOIS’S BEAUTY SHOP New Management-Cheri Lovgren Full Service Salon Men’s Hair Cutting Acrylic Nails Holiday Perm Special $25.00 Monday-Friday, 8-5 Evenings by Appointment Phone 676-9603 ""to *-\ ' /instate t?js7- - -a * We welcome you to attend our * 1 ” • 1 ** * 1 ** 1 , *!«• 99 V m •pen House We rum handle Allstate Insurance ★ Homeowners it Auto Tuesday, D e c e m b e r 23, 10 a m .-5 p m Enter to win Door Prizes 7 days a w eek, 7 a .m . to 6 p .m . C o u r t S tr e e t M a rk e t H eppner 676-9643 vnw vvvvw vw w w vvw w vw w vvvvvvvvvi Cookies-:-Punch Stop by or Cdll us for a Quote Prices Good December 18-24 111 N Court N tM M h v I* The Good Hands People, S o lid Open This weekend Heppner w ill com pete in the Mas Hi Christmas I nament on Krulay ami Saturday Boys action w ill fx-gm at 5 p m when kiverview . a Class A st hi »-I fnun W ashington meets C i- " A A " Baker At 9 w ill meet Class “ AA " host Ma, Hi last seavin Heppner tell 4b 40 to Mas Hi in the thampmnship gun while Rivcrview finished fourth TK Baker h o y s «sill be nuking then augural performance I *u- M m H I 1 the inside play o f Chris (iv k h u rn and Jim Parsons ami the outside plav o f punt guard Cam Albee Mas Hi has had a g o d pre >. is. thus far including a 7 1 4K thrashing o f Riverside last Tucsdav night Heppner lost 'X 55 to Riverside Dec b in the championship final ot the Morrow Counts Im itate Tournament Bovs action on Saturday w ill start at 3 30 p m with the losers of Kri day 's games hunting tor third place At 7 3<)pm Knday's winners w ill square o ft fo r the tournament championship Heppner frosh maul JV Cards » « » « • I t i l i T llf t t l >4 I I I I • 2 M I I Mustang frosh fail to overtake Pirates sljoliday food sale By Ashley C onklin Heppncr's hoys basketball led from start to finish and routed the Dayville Devilv b2 *4 last Saturday night With the win the Mustangs are now 3 -1 A full court pecs. Bryan Padherg and Wayne Wilgers led Heppner in the first quarter After leading only b 4 the Mustangs used their press to close out the quarter with a 12-2 run to lead IH b Padherg tallied I I punts in the quarter and W ilgers b more In the second peruxl Heppner con tinued to play its up temp > fast break brand of basketball and used seven punts from Wilgers to increase its lead to 32-15 at halftime Padherg and Wilgers. with six punts each, scored all 12 o f the Mustangs third quarter punts to enter the fivurth period with 44-23 margin Padherg led all scorers with a career high 23 punts inc luding a d ip of 11 of lb from the field Wilgers added 21 punts tor the Mustangs Verne Olson and Joe le w is top ped the Devils with 10 and 4 punts respectively W ilgcrs led the team with 10 re bounds while he. Padherg {tone Gar rett and Dick Devin each handed out 4 assists Padherg had a team high nine steals and added seven rebounds The Mustangs set season highs in numerous categories en route to the win Heppner had season highs in field goals made (2b). field goal pcrcen tage (4b percent), punts (h2). re bounds (53). assists (22). and steals (23) H n • t» I f St M 19« faatM w i TI7TTI,ï7‘n ‘n ,T rn tT T 7 ,ï7 ‘ï7‘n i T ‘n T I ,n t I T I ‘ï7T7T7T7T7T7T7T7‘n T 7 ‘J7T7T7‘nT7‘m ? ,n T-Bone Steak Beet Round Steak Nestles Semi Sweet Chocolate Morsels u Mir.u le Whip Salad Dressing u (>/ 1 ilil-s P m k Pumpkin tb ot Early California Medium Olives h o/ pitted PilUbury All Ke.uK l*ie ( ’rust is ot D ayville D evils u n i» • ri n n 11 »« r ri »I « cu »< i Pioneers end Fillies winning Streak By Ashley ( i-n k lin After opening their season with a 5I 4 0 Victory j week earlier over the R iverside Pirates. H e p p n e rs freshmen boys basketball team drop ped a 44 2b decision to the same- team last Tuesday night Alter pulling within 31 2b al the close ol the third quarter. Hc-|>pm'r was shutout 13 0 in the final Irjm e as the Piiales capp-d the 44 2b win We lost our puse in the fourth q u a rte r," Heppner coach John Boyer said "We were j halt step slow all night Ihe Mustangs started the game in line fashion, and sparked behind the inside play of Knc Connor ami Ryan M iller, look a 14 I 3 lead after one quarter Phe Pirate defense stiffen ed in the second pcri-xl and allowed Heppner only three punts en route to a 25 17 halttimc advantage Russell Britt brought the Mustangs L /N t AM FM STEREO AUTO REVERSE CASSETTE now s16995 Strocher who fouled out However, the Devils couldn t lake advantage as they were 5 o f IK at the foul line in the quarter Berry in par Ocular was a woeful 3 o f 14 at the line in the quarter Kuhanks netted 10 punts in the fourth quarter as the Killies had a lb 13 advantage in the quarter on their way to the win Berry had 11 punts in the quarter despite her poor free throw performance stats to come M ustangs tram ple sommi i I I I ti it M V WHiWLMID lone INSU«»NCt c is ti» ISC y 422-7410 u o tn i m îttTriririrTrïïTTt - r - ‘ FREE Picture taken with SANTA 11 a.m.-4 p.m, -First Interstate Bank 676-9163 Heppner A s ^ " ^ ? 4t\ 2'
