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B arney Lindsay gets a foul called on him as he trips on a S ta n
fie ld p la y e r in S a tu r d a y n ig h ts g a m e at H e p p n e r
ball trying to cause a Tiger Tur
By Jason Dougherty
nover The Mustangs out scored the
Two o f the lop loams in the C8C
Tigers in the third quarier 24 to 17
conference ntei Iasi Saturday.
leav
ing the score at 52 44. Heppner
January 16
The
Tigers caught up quickly in
The Heppner Mustangs clashed
lor the second lime with the Stanfield the fourth quarter and the score was
Tigers only to come up two baskets within two points until the last
seconds of the game A Tiger tur
short lor the win
The first hall went very last as the nover left the Mustangs with the ball
Mustangs pot the pressure on the and a chance to tie. but with a little
Tigers The Tigers seemed to hold bad luck the Tigers got the ball bac k
and scored putting them ahead of the
their own against the tough Mustang
Mustangs by four points
press The half ended as quick
The Stanfield Tigers defeated the
moves by the Mustangs put the score
Mustangs 70 66
at 28-27. in favor of Heppner
Bryan Padherg paced the
Coming out in the second half the
Mustangs with 22 points and 6
Mustangs continued to pressure the
reb o u n d s.
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Mustangs end pre-season with a win
By Jason Dougherty
The Mustangs ended their pre
season games with a win over the
lone Cardinals last Tuesday night
January 12.
The Mustangs had a shaky first
half as their shots weren't dropping
and turnovers were a problem
Heppner ended the half with a short
lead of 37-31.
The second half went better for the
Mustangs as Dick Dcsin put in 11
of his 18 points in the second half
The Mustangs went on to defeat
the Cardinals 72-52 Bry an Padherg
led the team in scoring with 25
points while Russell Britt added 12
points and Dick Devin with 18
points Barney Lindsay led the
Mustangs with 17 rebounds
Die Mustang played their first
league game against the Weston
McEwen Tiger Scotts on f-riday.
Januarv 15 at Weston
J . V . boys b lo w b y S ta n fie ld
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By Craig Angell
Kandy Hanson led the Mustangs
to a big victory with 16 points and
11 rebounds over Stanfield last
Saturday "Hanson just had an
outstanding game.” said Couch
Mark Dowdy. Doug Devin, Eric
Connor and Brian Skaggs all had 10
points apiece, and Bobby Krcm
grabbed 4 steals "Heppner just
played uncontrollable basketball and
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Board of Director* has delcared a
vacancy in Board Potfton VII. an at
large position The Board wtll accept
applications for the position, unex
pircd term- Junc 30, 1989- until
February II. 1988.
If interested, please send a letter
to Morrow County School District
at the address below. ATTN Doyle
McCaslin. Superintendent.
The Board plans to interview at it
regular meeting. February 15, 1988.
7:30 p m. D istrict O ffice.
Lexington.
Published January 20. 1988
Stanfield
By Jason Dougherty
The Fillies defeated the Stanfield
Tigers in Saturday nights game
The Fillies had a slow start, but
once things got going they out scored
and by tar out reKninded ihc Tigers.
Sandi Turner and Tami Lindsay led
ihe Fillies in rebounds Lindsav had
14 ami Turner had 12 Guards Jill
Conklin and Jennifer Currm also
brought down 11 and 9 reKiunds
respectively lor the Fillies
Nance Wright paced the Fillies
with 13 poinls as Jennifer Currm
chipped in 9 points
This win puts the1 Fillies league
record at I I flic Fillies will play
ihe Riverside Pirates on Tuesday.
January 19 at Boardman
P U B L IC N O T IC E
Photo by Wayne Hams
B rian B all (1 1 ) tries to re trie ve th e ball in lone vs. H elix g a m e
By Sean W arren
The second game of the double
header was the lone Cardinal Krys
vs the Helix Grizzly K ns played on
January 15
lone started off with a miserable
first quarter getting out scored 20-6
The Cardinals rallied in the second
outscoring the Grizzlies 17-15.
Senior Kirk Flcrchinger hun the
Cardinals throughout the whole
JV’s squeak by
TigerScots
By Craig Angell
The Heppner Mustangs J V team
held off the Weston McEwen Tiger
Scots 32-31 on January 15 The
Tiger Scots had 30 seconds to put the
hall in the basket but just couldn't do
it The Mustangs held them for the
win "The guys were a little ncr
vims." said coach Mark Dowdy, hut
they have played well
Kandy Hanson led the Mustangs
with 7 points and Slater Mitchell
right behind him with 6 points The
team shot 25 5 percent, hut hope to
improve in the season ahead Eric
Connor grabbed 8 rcK>unds to lead
the Mustangs, and Casey Pedro
snuck by with 5 steals "Heppner
just had too many turnovers, " said
coach Dowdy, with Heppner having
36 to Weston McFwen's 31
By Jason Dougherty
The Heppner Mustangs won their
ojsenmg league game by defeating
the Weston McEwen Tiger Scotts
60 48 on Friday. January 15
Ihe Mustangs had a rough first
half as their shots weren't falling and
rebounding seemed to he to the
Fillies defeat lone
By Jason Dougherty
The Heppner Fillies defeated the
lone Cardinals 50-35 last Tuesday
night January 12
The Fillies led the Cardinals 27-15
at the hall and continued on to win
their last pre season game
Sophomore Jennifer Currin led the
Fillies in scoring with 21 points as
Kith juniors Sandi Turner and I ami
Lindsay brought down 11 rcKnmds
apiece
The I lilies played their first league
game against the Weston McEwen
Tiger Scotts on Friday. January 15,
at Weston
Fillies 50
Cardinals 35
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P U B L IC N O T IC E
A proposed use hearing for
General Revenue Sharing purposes
will be held on January 29 1987 for
all interested citizens of Morrow
County The amount of Ciencral
Revenue Sharing Funds to be
discussed lor fiscal year 1988 89 is
approximately 516.(XX)
The meeting will be held at 9 (X)
a m lor the purpose of discussion ol
possible uses of Ciencral Revenue
Sharing Funds at Ihe Columbia Basin
Electric Coop Conference Room,
Heppner. OR All interested citizens
will have the opportunity to give
written and oral comment on uses of
the funds Senior Citizens and han
dicappied citizens are encouraged to
attend and comment
LoKayne M Bowman
Budget Officer
Published January 20. 1988
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COMMITTEE MEETING
A meeting of the Budget Commit
tee tor Morrow County will be held
at the Columbia Basin Electric Coop
Conference Room. Heppner, OR at
8:30 a m on January 29. 1988 Ihc
purpose of the meeting is to discuss
a proposed supplemental budget for
1987 88 fiscal year This is a public
meeting and any person may discuss
the proposed supplemental budget
with the committee The budget
document may he inspected or
copies obtained by any person at the
office of the County Court located
at the County Courthouse. Court
Street. Heppner, OR between the
hours of K (10 a m to 12 00 noon
and I (X) p m to 5 IX) p m
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Budget Officer
Published January 20. 1988
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leading scorer with 28 points and 11
rcKnmds Jeff Nerdin had 17 points
for Helix
leading scorers for lone were
senior Ken Snider who scored 20
points along with hitting 4 three
pointers Senior Kevin Ball came in
a strong second scoring 17 points
with one three pointer
lone was down 35-23 at the break
Die Cards managed to cut the lead
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By Jason Dougherty
The Heppner Fillies U*sl their first
league game to the Weston McEwen
Tiger Sc«>tts Iasi Friday. January 15
The first hall went slow for both
teams as turnovers went Kith ways
and scoring was cold The Fillies got
into tout trouble before the half as
Sandi Turner and Tamt Lindsay Kith
had 3. and Jennifer Curtin had 2
The second hall went Weston
Me F wens way as their last break
mg and two 3 point goals hurl the
Fillies
The Fillies lost two of their
starters to fouls in the second hall.
K>th Sandi Turner and Jennifer Cur
nn Ihis helped Weston McEwen
deleat the f illies 48 30
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After foul trouble lone had to put
three starters on the bench because
(hey had fouled out Helix ran off ten
straight points at the end of the game
to make the final score 73-53. The
game was alot closer than the final
score indicated lone’s next game is
Friday. January 22 with Condon at
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were looking for the win all the wav
Everybody on the team got to play
quite a bit." said coach Dowdy
"Heppner shot 42 4 percent for
the team, and only had 18 turnovers
to 25 of Stanfield's turnovers, which
is alot better than the previous night
against Weston McEwen with 36
turnovers. Final score of the game
was Heppner HO. Stanfield 40
lone plays Helix in Big Sky Contest
Fillies win one
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Tiger Scotts advantage
The Mustangs came out in the se
cond half concentrating on slowing
(I k * game down and working through
their offense, hut not letting off on
their defensive pressure This work
ed for Ihe Mustangs as their shots
began tailing and their dclensu caus
ed the Tiger-Scoits to make
turnovers
The Tiger Scotts ended the game
with 36 turnovers helping the
Mustangs on to a win Bryan
Padherg had 22 points while forward
Dick Devin chipped in 21 points
Ihe game ended Heppner 60.
W eston McEwen 48
P U B L IC N O TIC E
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
POR I OF MORROW . OREGON
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
REVENUE BONDS. SERIES
1974 \
BEARER BOND NOS 526 540
INCLUSIVE
DUE MARCH I. 1999
CUSIP X734735BP7
THE PORT OF MORROW.
OREGON has
called for
redemption on March I, 1988, Bond
Nos 526 540 inclusive of its Port of
M orrow. O regon, Industrial
Development Revenue Bonds, Scries
1974 A 7S' Term Bonds due March
1. 1999 CUSIP (T734735BP7*
Ihe payment o f the principal
amount of the K>nds to K1 redeem
ed along with interest to March I,
1988 will he made at United States
National Bank ol Oregon. Coupon
Payment Division. PO Box 4412,
Portland. Oregon 97208 upon
presentation and surrender of such
K>nds with September I, 1988 and
subsequent coupons attached In
terest on all o f the Kinds to be
redeemed will cease to accrue on
March I. 1988
Previously called are Bond Nos
54 1 680 inclusive of this same
Series
Elizabeth B Horngan
Assistant Vice President
United States National Bank of
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FEDERAL LAW REQUIRES
THAT THE. PAYOR WITHHOLD
20 « i I Hi PRJNC1PAI PAID
IF A TAXPAYFR IDENTIFICA
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poration and is included vilely for
the convenience of the holders
Neither the Port nor the Trustee shall
be responsible for the selection
or use of this CUSIP Number, nor
is any représentât ion made as its cor
rectncss on the Kind or as indicated
in any redemption notice
Published Januarv 20 27 1988
OREGON C IR C U IT COURT
FOR MORROW COUNTY
Probate Department
In the Matter of the Estate
ol
ALVIN BUNCH
Deceased.
No
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned have been appointed
and have qualified as the pcrvinal
representatives of said estate All
persons having claims against said
estate arc hereby required to present
the same, with proper vouchers,
within four months after the date of
first publication of this notice, as
stated below, to the personal
representatives at the offices of Kuhn
and Spicer, 269A N Main, Street.
P O Box 428, Heppner, Oregon
97836, or they may he barred.
All pervins whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings in this
estate may obtain additional informa
tion from the records of the court,
the personal representatives or the
attorney
for
the
personal
representatives.
DATED and first published:
January 13. 1988
Betty Jean Bunch. Rt.2, Box 2131
Heppner, Oregon 97836
Pcrvinal Representative
Shcrron Wood side
Personal Representative
Rt I . Box 4007
l^xington. Oregon 97839
Published January 13. 20, 27, 1988
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OF THANKS
I want to take this opportunity to
say thank you for your support while
1 was on the Heppner City Council.
Due to circumstances l have submit
ted my resignation.
Sincerely
Tern Denton
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We would like to thank everyone
for the many act of kindness shown
us during the illness and death of our
loved one. Haskell Sharrard
Riley. Bebc Munkers & family
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The family of Janet Lindstrom
wishes express our heartfelt ap
preciation for the love and support
of good friends and the community
during the crisis and death of our
mother, sister and daughter 1-20-1 c
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Jan 29 at Heppner Jr High gym
Ages 3-12 years, for more informa
tion call Cindy Sumner. 989 8514
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