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I h r llrpiMM-r (•n /rtlr-1 iim -s , I lr p p n r r , O rt-gim XXtulm-sclav . » rh ru a rv 4. |9N"" e | \ e Mustang victory results Mustangs hand win to Sherman County Hv Vshlcx t on k 1 ri from battlevvith Eaules 1 !i i . Ih e (io o d w ill truck (Hilled up to Moro Iasi Salurdav night and i he site r man County Huskies accepted Ihe chuntv lo deleal Meppner’s k>y ' basketball team bt) S2 in Colum bia Basin Conference action Meppner which dropped to 4 I in C H C plav and ’ o verall, tell into a lust place- tie with the Pilot K ic k Rockets in Ihe lä ste rn D ivisio n ot the C B C Ih e Must mgs placed perhaps their worst halt ot basketball all season long in the opening halt as thev tell behind 4 0 IX and spent the second hall trying to get back into !■ Gene Garrett shoots jumper against Wahtonka No 10 is Bryan Padberg worked his wav inside against lit \shl«-x ( iinklin the taller Wahtonka trout line tor 12 points in the quarter and Ib in the halt D evin came out firing in the third trame to score sis points earlv on and then it was W tigers turn as he chipped in eight in the trame but the fugles held their own ami trailed on Iv ' 7 Xft entering the fourth quarter Ih e tall Wahtonka tront line started to take its toll in the fourth quarter as Meppner s Trent Mar rison. » h o winind up » ith seven re bounds. toulcd out Hut the Mustangs were able to control the final minutes as W ilgers hud live field goals in the quarter and Padberg chipped in two field goals and tour o f tour tree throws It » as two W ilgers lav ins and Padberg hit ting the game’ s final six points that made the d iffe re n c e in the end as well as four kev (»«nils trom Duane Ball Padberg had another strong game tor the winners with 17 points a career high 12 assists, and 4 steals Hull and Devin added live and lour assists respectively while W ilgers led Meppner with It) rehounds A lter the torrid lirst hall the Mustangs were even hotter in the sc cotul h alf, making Ib ot 24 field goals lor an eye opening b ' percent W ith the last tempo created bv tin- two teams. the Mustangs committed 20 turnovers but the difference in the game was ttiat while Meppner is .n cuslomed to high scoring ultuirs the bugles are not I iiough shot. were tired last F ri itay night lor a small w ar. but it » a s only a Colum bia Basin Conference basketball game and »h en the bat tie » as o scr the Heppncr boss ..m x- up » ith an XI nu victory u ser the XX ahtonka I agios the game » a s a contrast in stsles as Meppner. » h o led the C H C in team offense entering the contest, likes to run » hile XX ahtonka. one ot the league's lop defensive teams, prelers a slower paced game However the game » a s to the Mustangs liking and as a result it » a s the offensive minded team that »on "Wahtonka played really » e l l ." Meppner coach M ike Royer said I didn't expect them to run » tih us and that might have » o rn them down in the end because everything went our way the last three minutes of the game The Mustangs had entered the fourth quarter with a shin S7 5b lead but the I aglcs refused to quit as it look Id fourth quarter points trom W ayne W ilgcrs and eight trom Bryan Padberg tor Meppner to win W ilgers led all scorers in the game with a career high '<• points and Dick Devin had the game ot his life with a career high 22 points to pace the Mustangs Jetl kienlen led the fugles with l ‘) points trom inside and outside as Carry Shannon and ru n (¡ran t were also in double figures with I4 and I I |Hun(s respectively lor Wahtonka Cuch team got its offenses into high gear in the early going as Wahtonka look a 22 IX lirst |x-in»l lead over Meppner Kienlen pumped in six points to lead the f ugles in the lirst penod while Wilgers gunned hi eight lor the Mustangs Meppner. w hich was a sizzling M ot 'X from the field tor the game, a 57 percent c lip , kept the nets afire in the second quarter with 2 ‘ points to gt.ib a 41 'X first halt lead Devin louiul the range trom the perimeter in the second quarter and But the difference mi the game » a s at the tree throw line where the Huskies were 2X ot l ’ lor a torrid ” b percent compared to V» percent tor Meppner which went to the tree- throw line torn lim es and made two shots Ihe Mustangs were whistled lor 2b hulls in the game to seven lor Sherman Countv w itti onlv one ot those bulls coming in the tirsi halt W e re a team that relies heuv ilv on our outside shooting and we weren't hitting in the first halt ex plumed Meppner , .s u h M ike Rover Dial coupled with the Sherman ( ountV s hot shooting was the dll terencc in (he tirsi halt ” It s tough to lose when vou go to the- line almost 44> tune's I k - add cd "and I found that aspect ot thc gumc a little bit ridiculous Arlington downs Cards 66-55 quarter a . Britt came o li the bench lo hu tour ot tour field g iu ls tor eight (»unts in the quartet a . XX ilgcrs contributed six more points Ihe Mustangs w ill hope to get back into the win colunui this weekend when they host Pilot R .x'k on fn d a v at a|ip ro xin u tcly X p m and XXeston XI. I wen on Saturday jt approxm utely ft IX p m Meppner deleafed Pilot K«xk two w eek. ago. 71 bO and w ill have to stop the K ix k c ts ' Jamie M cC all the second tinx- atoutxl aixl w ill lace thc I igetSciXs on Saturday . the Pastern D ivision s ce lia i dwellers I he M usta n g . were una hi e lo bus a basket in thè tirs i tw o pciods as S h e rn un C iu u itv p.i.e.1 bv b ' I " B II M a rtin led IR 4 alter thè tirs i quarter and 40 IX al m le n n is .io n Meppner w h ich shot X7 percent fi -in thè tlis ir in I ridav ' . w in o ve r XX ahtonka » e ie 2 ' o t tro n i thè t io lei Naiurdav night to t «X (x-rccnt bui » e re ahsolutclv lu g u l in thè tirs i Ih m inutes I he M ustangs have macie a habit o ! co m in g back fr in ii huge ha lttm x- defie ils to itiakc il a c losc game a thè end and Halurday night was no d itte re n i Me(vptx-r « uh - o l thè short est teams in thè leaguc. was able to n u tc h up w ith thè M uskics ta irly evcnly and cra w le d back m io thè game w ith a tenacuuis man lo man d e fen x- j ik I thè ahiluv lo start h ittm g thè oulside shot Sojvbomore Bvan P.idtx-rg one o t thè (1 U s to p p om i g u a n i, scored eight |>>ints in thè th ird lia in e a . thè M usta n g . iHilscored Sherman C oun tv Ih 7 m thè tram e lo p u lì w ith in 4 ' M ente-ring thè b u irth quarter Heppner contm ued to itiake a run ai die M usine, in thè fo u n h qua ile i p u llm g to w ith in eight p o in ls on sc-veral «xcasions M o w c v c r w ith each Meppner lu ti S h e rn u n C ounty w o u ld q u ic k lv ca li a tim e o u t and Icnd o l i anv ho|x-s o l thè M u s ta n g , p u llm g thè game oul Ih e M uskics lite ta llv liv c d at thè lo u l Ime in thè lo u rth q u a rle r. con v e rtin g I X o f |7 attem pis fo r 77 jx-t cent In thè p rtx e s s . Mep|>ner lost slarters Du.ine B all atul D ic k IH -vin » h o lo u le d ou l o l thè ganx- M iei man C o u n ty . w h ic h had 20 vecond h a ll (xnnts. had on lv tw o fid e i g o a l, in lh .it h a ll Russell B ru t and XXavnc VX ilgers d u i lhe- 1 r hest to hrm g thè M usta n g , w ith in s frik in g distance in thè lo u rth 8 § 44 4 11 • « »• 4« »« 44 » I M 4« • 244 4 : 4 44 «2 ■ I l f | B t »4 12. « • • (tow ’ » • «M « » 4 4 1 * II > ■ ! « • ) 2 4 « I • » 4 12 1 « . mm ito.« i t mm “ Where friends meet ” I « N XV»« 676 9101 GROWER CHEMICAL MEETING 10:00a.m. Friday, February 13th Willows Orange lone, OR Discuss new products and chemicals to be used on CRP ground. Lunch to In ’ provided. Sponsored by: The H tp p n c r iGAZETTEi TIMES M orrow C o u n ty ( .r a in (» ro w e rs . PrttyJo h n s (Ml 676-9228 D o tiv i!. Pesi C o n tro l CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION I « 2 » • 1 ■ 1 ) 1 I « k i l l S M. U M « < V4 « IS««, s« h i i » « 1 l.rwatf « 14 11 »•*«• I 44 » K m *« « | ] l « »-«MM M l ( M r *K OF — — I a*k II « | l M v« M I »«•»M m . 1-4*1 (•«.> Dustin Padberg shoots layup No 41 is Richard Basford Hv Xshley ( i in k l in Behind a strong fourth quarter et tort. Ile p p n er's Ireshm en boys basketball team squeaked by the Pilot R is k R is k e ls ht (X on Januare 20 Russell B ru t, who led all scorers with I 1» points, sank a tree throw with less than 10 seconds remaining to put the Mustangs on lop h> tx Meppner then held on as Casey behind the plav ot Britt and R v.in M iller t«>outsciire the Rockets |X I I in the final frame Britt and M iller each had live points in the quarter M iller ended up with 12 points lor the game T ucker Miulgen led a balanced at tack tor the R is k e ls with 12 points SUtMl s 11 1 4» tfrp«»*' m* R m i llrpvrm f*»»ro | Pedro drew an offensive foul from a R is k e t with four seconds to play to seal Pilot R is k s fate Die Mustangs trailed 27 24 enter ing Ihe lourth quarter but rallied SMMM m « a »1 4 rUM< 14 • 13 J I f ** 2 (M l 1 M tttrr 4 ♦ • . 12 M ta k ifi 4. 1 2 H ..k V 1 .- r t w .- J 4 I « r r u U ftr f. ).~*»«l Mn> k H n ' ’ ll* D »’ D M*. fc.fl Hr Ml I K a ih i.k 14 II ‘ I ••««». 14 • 2 If k I « 1t U M * mm R-rtfcrt» V S 4 » « * * ll 42. « I ul«J 4 «12 Ir W »1 |] i < M M ur **» n I I* » B*« M I .* « * » 11 4 1' » llll ** I fry »MW. IV »'ll»« astern \Jreaon Xrlingtoii s R i.k Mahler scored ( | points to lead the Honkers to a bb VS victors over the lone Car dmals fin la y night at the victor s home court XXe plaved very well at 11m es. some excellent last breaks and some gi*od ball movement said lone s co a.ti Del I uRue XXc tust lost intensity on the hoauls and defensively at initial tunes lone's K evin Ball led ihe team with X assists and X steals Ken Sluder had IS points and Ball added I t • i l . 1. - — r - i. i. i. i. « .• . •« ir. iv.—™ o • : • . . » •• CM*. * I i. O IUH 4 I « O VC. Ir. • I t I H4H 4 i J i K4.1....1» i 2 I e.!..... na».t. "Your Home-Owned, Independent Bank" MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Arlington. Gilliam County. 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Ira )/» t « and reserve t item 4 a m in us 4 b and 4 « ) ‘A«#; 4M.’ Avveiv held in trading a«c«»unts I’ rcm ivcs and ft ted assets iifK lu d iriy f «. a p ita li/ctl leavev) O ther real e stjte ta*tied VIVM2 72 t HIH < Niter assets IO I \ | Starts Feb. 5 thru Feb. 14 **| *‘A/i VSSE IS (sum i»f items I thrmtxh II) I IAHII 11 IKS a In d o m estk «»ftkev (1) \»»ninterest bcarin)r Iaong Sleeve Blouses ( 2i) t Nher lia b ilitie s Snow snits ln to ,-*n f s,,,‘ ’ mon,hs ¿ 4 m o n lfis 21 MM M I I \ H11 IIIK S (sunt of items L' through 20) i 1 dwn ! 7 ALL CHILDREN S WEAR 1 l/ ‘ ■ (iirlv r * J PRICI I? 4 _ Jk Hovv Si/c 2T arul up («tris h . -•> A I . i . ! i ■ - ' ■ ALL SWEATERS IN STOCK ONE RACK LADIES & JUNIORS WEAR No charges or lay-a-ways on sale items. $100 gift wrap charge on sale items. 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I n f .t n i A4.24H.*tw» I >ep<»Mts In d i e s ' a n d Q u e e n s ' ^ NOTE This report must be signed by an authorized officer and certified by not lewei than three direr tors other than the officer signing the report * - r / < . a* y C y* •M* t > • • •M • * • 4- Ï Heppner Elks 3»58 I Meppner Frosh escape Pilot Rock ' a*.«« i«* February 14 ream or carton Rr«l fin vi s I I Elks ---------- É COPY PAPER Loe h. rt •i* M I the undersigned officer do hereby declare lhat this Report ol Condition has been prepared in conformance with official instructions and is true to the best ot my knowledge and belief SIGNATURE OF O FFICER AUTHORIZED TO SIGN REPORT DATE SIGNED (•) Patricia Gentry , ?f) NAME AND TITLE OF O FFICER AUTMOIRZED TO SIGN REPORT PHONE NO Patricia Gentry Cashier 503 «76 91?S We the undersigned directors attest the correctness ol this Report ot Condition and declare that it has been eiammed by us and to the best o< our knowledge and belie) has been prepared in conformance with official instructions and is true and correct SIGNATURE OF DIRECTORS (S )l E Dick Jr (s)Howard Bryant , $) q h p „ fson
