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S IX - T h * H eppnw Heppncr. Oregon W rd tirsd a y. De vernò«- 24 19** Mustangs stumble at Christmas Tournament Farm tax guides available ( 7 Padherg and Wilgers tried to keep By Ashley C onklin Heppncr boys basketball teams Heppncr in the game with sis points met with some s tiff competition in apiece Both teams slowed down a bit in its first game o f the " I ' l l Re Home the third quarter as the Pioneers for Christmas Tournament'' hosted entered the fourth period with a com- by the M c l.o u g h lm (M ilto n Freewater) Pioneers and then tried fortahlc 52-3« lead Mac Hi added 21 points in the to work its way back from a huge halftime deficit in the second game fourih period to coast to the win W ilgers grabbed 12 of Heppncr * 42 o f the tournament this past weekend The Mustangs lost their opening rebounds hut the Mustangs were kill ed on the boards by Cockhurr.. Par game to the Class * * A A ” M vlanjghlm P io n e e rs Fridas night sons, and another 6 ' 3 " post player. Shawn Doherty 71 V) Heppncr was also hampered by In the consolation game for third place Heppncr met Risers lew , poor field goal and free throw Washington who were defeated the shooting and turnovers Heppncr afternoon before by Class " A A " shot 3« percent from the field <21 56) and 42 from the line <K 1*4) Baker The Mustangs fought hack from a The Mustangs also had 2b turnovers The Mustangs rallied from a 14 14 point halftime deficit against the Panthers hut came up on the short point halftime deficit and a 12 point third quarter deficit but their rally end o f the 54 53 stick Heppncr. which dmpped to 3 3 on fell short in the end The Panthers the season with the two losses, was o f Finley. Washington led 3f> 22 at led in the tournament by Wayne the halt and 4« 36 after three quaricrs Wilgers and Hryan Padherg After Riversicw increased its lead Wilgers scored 40 points, and grabbed 25 rebounds in the two to 51 37. the Mustangs used nun to games and Padberg netted 3 5 points, nun and /one full court presses to handed out 7 assists, and had 14 go on a 14-0 run and tie the game at 91 51 steals After the Panthers scored. Hcpp In its opening game Heppncr didn't have the height to stay with ner came back with a basket of its the Pioneers and were defeated own to culminate the 16 2 run and tie the game at 5 3 5 3 73-50 A game that was a blowout a few Mac Hi was led by 6' 3 " Jim Par minutes earlier was a nail biter with vms who turned many offensive re bounds into baskets and finished I 30 to go with I «points (T his Cockbum, b' I " , added 12 points underneath the boards "O u r first quarter was the best quarter o f basketball we've played all season." Heppncr coach Mike Royer said, "b u t then Mac Hi started to take advantage of its big By Ashley C onklin people." Hcppncr's iunior varsity Niys With Wayne Wilgers scoring nine basketball team lost its second con first quarter points and Bryan seculivc game on Tuesday. Dec 9 Padberg sis. the Mustangs led by as when the Riverside " C " team many as eight points early before set defeated the Mustangs 42 37. tling for a 17-17 tie after the first The Pirates were able to ice the quarter game in the (mirth period by counce Parsons led a second period ting on 6 of 6 tree throws Pioneer explosion with 10 points as Riverside came out and held a Mac H ira n to a 42 30 halftime lead 12 9 lead after the first quarter while The Panthers added a free throw and the Mustangs, who had three chances to score in the final minute, came up empty and lost 54-53 (Tins Weatherby had the hot hand early for Rivcrview, scoring six points in the opening period However Wayne W ilgers and Bryan Padberg answered with sis and five points respectively in the period as the Mustangs pulled within 12 I I The Panther press ran Heppncr ragged in the second quarter as Rivcrview outscored the Mustangs 24 I I Steve Sisk led the Panthers in the quarter with 12 points, with most o f them coming on uncontcstcd lay ins Jim D ionne added eight fo r Rivcrview Padberg. with eight points, and Wilgers. with sis more, tried to bring Heppncr back in the third period but the Panthers answered every Mustang run with one of their own to lead 4« '6 before the final quarter W ilgers look game high scoring honors by trying a career high with 22 points and Padberg and Dick Dev in added 15 and 7 points respcc lively for Heppncr Dionne and Sisk had I ' points each lor Rivcrview while Weather by added 12 W ilgers topped the Mustang N urd chart with I 3 reNHinds as Duane Ball and I rent Harrison each c o l iitTnnci i i i i t n u t u m » n « h n it'IOJ •« » I t e it n tu II itti ■ n «i M tl It II It t l 11 t t t l II I I tt tt M tl t t \ it n I n I t I < 1 I I I M M 1 »I • H-*«« ? M « Ci l—tei t 7 4 'N M MIB m •m m i| each team tallied 10 second period points to gisc the Pirates a 22 19 lead at the break In the third Iramc each team con tmued to play on an even level as each team had eight points W ill Martin canned all sis ot his tree throws tor Heppncr in the Imirth pern h I Nil the Pirates were just as as curate from the line to win 42 37 The Mustangs canned 9 of 17 tree throws lor " percent compared to 10 o f 19 and 5 3 percent for Riverside Barney I mds.iv had nine points to lead a balanced Heppncr attack l i t e r • il n il I I il it I) u i l l l l l H H I C m l It I ■•rt» 164 1 V|»t ; M t iikMtt £ » I *»»»!' I I 4 N»n 4 I I I teMM I M J «M •» J i l l 1*44 14 » I I | f f M » Ctete 1 M I ttektete I 44 »Wtel ; 1 I I «4 -te<» I 14 I ttetet 1 »4 I I m i tette ’« « « H t» H 41 IteH m ' tea* TM* *tehte— m> *3 <1 Parate » ; I Itetene« W • M m 1 * « t e i t e ——< t I II II f* HI ; II 24 n 44 I « » 14 II U Il II I • »• >1 I I II • M tf h 72 I Iti II II 4 74 »4 4 4 •7 77 •7 »4 14 M • I M 7 f I I t I I I »1 II *• tttei 7 M 4 Ctete« 7 • 7 4 « I M 4 fete 1 * 1 * 1 f M I ftte« ì 71 I » r t e t t«»« M ' ) * ft « >4 II • AftM I » ! « JV boys drop second straight game We w ould like to th.ink everyone in town for 1x>- ing so supportive and m aking our business a sut - cess. We have done some rem odeling enabling us to give you a more relaxing, fam ily like at mosphere. We w ould like to extend an invitation from our fam ily to yours to spend a fun filled even ing at Charlie's on New Year's Eve, ♦Featuring “ Go For Country, Go For Rock“ * The fun begins at 10:00 p.m. and ends sometime next year. lared 7 more Heppncr had a season low 12 tur raisers but shot only 36 percent from the floor on 21 o f 5« shots At the free throw line Heppncr was I o f 19 for 5g percent compared to 6 of 12 and an even 50 percent for the Panthers " l l was a good comeback and we played well in the fourth quarter." Mustang coach Mike Royer said, "b u t we played p io rly in the first half It was a disappointing loss because this was a team we should have beaten " Heppncr w ill conclude its pre season by hosting Sherman County on Saturday. Jan 3 at approximate ly 6:30 p m The Huskies w ill he led by junior Bill Martin (6‘ 3 ") and senior guard Tracy Fields F ields was a second team Colum bia Basin Conference all star last season and Martin was an honorable mention selection 7 I I • I • ! 1714 . muk ■ t Tax .. i#»n ir^ l for ten .-itn contract for its it* atruuivitHX acquisition, con Copies o f tk the 19X6 r Farmer's struction or reconstruction Guide are now available at the Mor Depreciation There i* a new row County office o f the Oregon depreciation system for rra>st proper State University Extension Service ty placed in service after Dec 31. The tax guide is an indispcnsihlc 19X6 Farmers may also elect to use tool for farmers and ranchers in preparing year end tax returns, ac the new system for certain property placed in service after July 31. 19X6 cording to Cicnc Nelson. OSD Ex Records Taxpayers have to he tension farm management specialist able to prove deductions hit business The Farmer's Tax Guide explains N>w the federal tax laws apply to far travel, entertainment, gifts and listed property by adequate records or by ming The explanations and ex sufficient evidence that w ill cor amples in the publication reflect the rohorate personal statements in te rp re ta tio n o f the Internal Farmers should keep the proof need Revenue Service The guide was ed for these items in an account prepared w ith the ads ice and N xik. diary statement o f expense or assistance o f N *h the I'S D A Extcn similar record supported by adequate sion Scrsice and the Extension Ser documentary evidence that together vices o f the State I-and Grant w ill support each element o f Universities expense Of particular interest in the 19X6 Self employment tax The max guide is the section on tax law imum amount o f net earnings sub changes. Nelson said The Tax feet to self employment tax for 19X6 Reform Act o f 19X6 made many is 342,01)1) The net self engiloyment changes affecting such items as m- lax rate is 12 3 percent scstment credit, depreciation, travel The guide includes chapters on all and entertainm ent, tax rales, aspects o f preparing tax returns, a minimum tax and estimated tax list o f important tax dates, filled .nit Some o f these changes are effcc- sample fo rm s, and help line tise in I9H6. while others are effec telephone numbers tive in 19X7 and later years Some ot the changes that affect I9H6 are Prepaid tarm expenses If the cash method o f accounting is used to report income and expenses, and certain prepaid farm expenses ex cecd 50 percent o f non prepaid deductible larm expenses, dcduc lions for some o f the prepaid ex penses may he limited This provi sion applies to expenses paid or in currcd after March I, 19X6 Investment credit The regular in vestment credit generally has been repealed for property placed in ser vice after 19X5 However, credit may still he claimed for amorti/able busts in reforestation expenditures and for certain property placed in service alter Dec 31. 19X5. i f on that dale there was a binding, w rit 14 Decorate for wildlife Why not make w ild lilc a part of your holiday season’ National W ildlife mugu/inc dev. riN's how to decorate a tree in your yard especial ly tor w ildlife Adorning a tree with pinecones dipped in suet or peanut butter makes a sumptuous Christmas least tor N>lh birds and animals Popcorn, raisins and cranberries strung on the branches are also treats lor wildlife aral gise the tree a festive look The best decorations, however, are those that come to (cast birds and nature's other living ornaments 'y v *TS ' T ' 75th Barnett, Dennis & Moro 'T ' Certified Public Accountants FOR WINTER DRIVING * Q uartz Halogen Auditing Accounting Estate Planning Financial Planning Income Taxes Management Consulting * Auxiliary Light Set C lear & Amber 2 light set with switt h, wir- w in#, and fuse. ^ js a / I NAPA t New accounts especially welcome Heppner appointments Tuesdays and Thursdays *9095 For only te U \ o charge fur initial visit. * * * 269 N Mam 495 E . Main Heppner Auto Parts * * 3 5 B b / 676-9123 * * * * 148 E. C e n te r* * - from your kids * * * k O pen Tuesdays O n ly 1 or by A ppointm ent V Everett Keithley ^f- sdy Gy G/ G/ G, G, Gy G - G - Gy G - G - G - Gy *pv ^ 676-924X Happy Charlie’s Pizza & Video Wor!d\ ' T ' "n* *T* ' t * i\ Anna Schwarzin Certified Electrologist To the community, merchants and people for their support in 1986. from the Heppner Neighborhood Center Staff & Volunteers Proceeds go to the support of the I leppner I ire Dept. So start the New Year at ^ Permanent H air Removal ■M Stetv I • ' ’7 I 14 II t r t * i 74 »17 M D r in k s 2 .V o n r li ^ Electrolysis & Thermolysis * * * * * * * * . * * * Heppner Hermiston 676-9144 567-5215 T T T T T T T V tn r r r r o t t i t t * TOWN HALL MEETING January 7. 1987 7 p.m. 1 leppner Grade School M u lti Purpose R(X)m Business recognized to an Open House Chamber President Birdmc Tullis (left) wnh l isa and Charlie W isdiim. ol ( hailie s l*i//a and Video World wN> have N fn honored bs the Chamber improvements to a local business LaVer ne VanMarter, \r. and II I — ' 11 iPP I C e « M , irid i n o i on Tuesday, December 30 To honor Frnie McCabe, who will he retiring on December 31. Come in between 1-5 p.m. and have punch, coffee & cookies and visit w ith Ernie to wish him w ell in his retirement. lu lie W attenburger would like to invite their friends to join them in the celebration of their marriage at a reception to be held at the Heppner Elks Lodge on December 27, from 7 to 9 p.m. No Gifts Please. Representatives from the following groups will be present: Morrow County School District adhoc Health Care Committee Port of Morrow Morrow County City of Heppner The reason for this meeting is to invite all citizens of M orrow County to meet and discuss current issues of concern. Sponsored by: Heppner-Morrow Co. Cham ber of Com m erce fct m tt m u .................. « i n i i i u i i u i i i i i i n m ««5 1 t
