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%>* »» • . • \ • have busy week Frosh record stand 8-1 Falcons defeat lone 56-53 M rp p n rr t . a / r t t e - l imes, H epp n er. Oregon W iy, J (n u tr > 25. I H N - S E V E N •• i . - • -, • -P.- * » ...' . - - * *• to.', w - «. * j Fourth quarter play proved to he the most exciting and the most disap pointing The floor action was rough, too rough for lone who lost 55-56 By M ich elle P a p in e a u Friday, January 20. the lone C a r dinal ho>\' basketball team traveled to Fossil High School to challenge the Wheeler County Falcons to an aggressive game in which lone nar rowly lost 53-56 Dustin Padhcrg started the Cards o ff on the nght foot as he scored eight ol the 12 first quarter points to the Falcons 10 Kyle Broderick held the second quarter top scoring honors sinking seven o f lone's 17 points to lead the Falcons 2** 21 at the half lone came into the third quarter slow and couldn't get the calls to go their way The Cards only managed seven points hut held Wheeler to on ly eight M ike Garrett led lone with 15 re hounds and fe ll right behind Padhcrg's I h points to add 15 to the final score • • *-• * StatW ks lu a t »ul Hail luoc 23 12 IT 7 IT U 10 I I 8 27 57 SV heeler ia . kuutod KrHoumt, I m h Ml IS d ls r f I I ; Hall It Maim I; H r.a lrm k a, l.a rr H I 15; M u r tn I; Das toon 13. I umosrrs lunr 18. Hkakrd W i . Itaim I. Hr.storkk I; U ar- rs V : ' ‘ T w , ! ------ r t to, • . m t I; llastooa I. Padbcr* B M I k H a l l l 1-5 3 lia n a 2 (VO4. Hi .k ik k 9 o-8 U t Q m a l ) I M| I to. toon | 1-23; PaptnrauOO-l 8. M ortar. lone loses by one point in fourth quarter T he Heppner girl Ponies attempt to block a shot against the • r c . Athena-Weston girls Heppner 8th grade girls but pul forth a V.* * ,* v - . * . \ • * '* • /' • ' > ' '• *- i j . : • a • a * . '• /. • * *• • * . * . • « »• » • .• *. to • * * . • ‘ . 4 * • ■ ■ . . • i , -.»• • < • Photo by fV»>*to Heme Freshman Gabe Garcia (12) puts up a shot for the Heppner Frosh against the lone Cardinals No 21 is Brian Doherty for the Cardinals On January Id. the Heppner Frosh and lone J V teams squared o ff on the Mustang's home floor The game pitted Hcppner's speed vs lone's height in a very evenly matched con test rhe score was 5<M5 HepptK-r's favor Ryan C u m n knocked down seven first quarter points to help the Frosh take a 14 9 first period lead lone's Jim Davidson and Brad Papineau got tough inside, scoring all hut four o f the Cardinals' second quarter points to narrow Heppner s ■ Cad 50-26 at liailtune Both teams played inspired Heppner 8th grade Ponies grab the rebound Saturday morn ing in their game against Athena-Weston By Rick Koftler The Heppner Ponies played the busiest week o f the year January 17-21 The week started o ff Tucvlav with the " C " team playing the Col umbia “ C ” team and playing their best game this year, hut still losing by only three points. 30-27 The second part o f the week took place Thursday. January 19 The Ponies played at Columbia The •*B " team boys played the first game and had a very tough time Winning by only five points 35 10 The 7th grade girls alvi played and played a very good game losing in overtime 24-20 The 8th grade boys lost by a score of 47-21 The Ponies had their last home games o f the year on Saturday, January 21. The Ponies played Athena Weston and Ukiah The 7th grade girls played Athena Weston 7th grade girls and won by a score o f 19-9 The girls record improved t,> r< 2 The “C” team boys played second at the junior high gym The **C " team losi to Athena Weston )6 Their record dropped to 0-7. The "B '' team boys played a weak Ukiah team which had only six team members The Ponies jumped out to an early lead and won 52-34 Their record stands at an undefeated mark o f 7-0. The 8th grade teams played at the high school gym Both Hth grade- teams played Athena Weston The 8th grade boys had a little trouble with Weston’s hoys losing 11-27 The 8th grade girls were down at halftime 12-2. with less than one minute left they were down by two points but the couldn't pull it out, losing 24-20 The Ponies' last game the year w ill be held Thursday. January 26. in Stanfield The game w ill start at 2 p m By Scott Johnston The J V Mustangs were in action at Athena. Friday. January 20. and were beaten bv the host Tiger-Scots 57-39 Heppner jumped out in the first quarter led by Brandon Pedro’ s six points and took a 12 7 lead going in to the second period In the second quarter the Mustang offense sputtered as they only scored three points while the Tiger Scots took the lead for good Heppner went into the half down 20 15 Kevin Bond scored 10 of the Mustang’s 14 points in the third quarter hut his efforts weren't enough as the Tiger Scots lead grew hy five Things went from bad to worse in the fourth quarter Not only were the Salsa and Tortilla Chips, Salsa Sou Mexican Rice, Beans, Cheese & Beef Enchiladas, Chili Renno’s Puff, & Tortilla and Butter. M a rg U a rita ’S fo r Only *1.25. (Regularly MTS) They will go great with yottr mexican food; that special compliment..... V & G Restaurant Lounge <ft Downtown Lexington Oregon - 939-8144 Orders to Go . -, s \ t. ■ '■ v * * ..-•- V ■ P *s, r • ■ ' ..-i. . * !.. * • y • V S ' S v ,./• ' r ' * m V-*“ V - •: - ; i | Mustangs not able to stop the liger 'Scots, but Heppner also lost the scr vices of [x>im guard Casey Pedro, who broke his ankle and w ill he out for the rest of the season Kevin Bond scored a team high 15 points to lead the Mustangs Bran don Pedro pulled down seven re lx Hinds while brother Casey had five steals llr|>|MH-r J \ '» i3*>: Connor 1 0 - 1 2 ; C. IVdr.. I) 5 7 5; t rvII I 0-0 2; K Prdro 4 0^0 X, Horn! 7 1-2 15; Johnslnn I 0-0 2; Burt I 0 1 2. Munkrrs I 0-0 2; Mahrn; VSallair. Sharp. SVilvui II 1-4 I; lia s ,; 1 1 ,# total 10 7-15 »». SSrsliai St, K a ta J V » |57l: Kr|(rr 5 3-4 I t. VSaltrrs 4 2 2 10; Kaitixatrr 0 0-2 0; Parson, I 0-0 2; t hr(,li»ptirr. Pupo I 0-0 2. Arrba. Shafrr. Phkard N <M2 25; < a t,rrt 2 1-2 5. total 21 15-22 57. Mrppnrr JV |2 3 14 10 30 W -M JV 7 |3 10 IN 57 A new queen Photo by Wa»na Mam« - ’ • e- Kyle Broderick goes for a lay-in against the Echo Cougars, Saturday. January 21 heing an asset hy having lour assists and Iwo major blocked shots Scoring in the third quarter was distributed equally among ihe learn, as was the fourth quarter lone played a great team game hut lost it in the fourth quartet with less than 10 seconds left wnh a score of 51-52 By Michelle Papineau lone played a very exciting game against the Echo Cougars Saturday, Jjnuary 21. keeping the Cardinal fans on the edge o f their scat to lose hy one point 51-52 lone's own Dustin Padhcrg again led the Cards scoring attack with 14 total game points, six in the first quarter The Cardinals had a lot of players rack up the points to con tribute to the total team play Hy hall time lone was leading the Cougars 28-22 M ike (iarrett pulled down 15 re hounds and two key blixkcd shots and 12 points to help lead the Car dinal team Although Kyle Broderick only scored five points, he keyed on NtatMkx I'« » 14 14 12 I I 51 hello I t I I 17 15 52 Padhrm 7 04) 14; Hall 4 2 4V 10. Hrixtortek 2 1-2 5: ( i i r n t l 5 2-5 12; Iho Won 5<V| 10; Mortre; Paplnnu. Mams l<*al foul, Ion» 17 K h n 14 toulrrl out- Hall. Shall»). KrtHHin.K lone IX ParthrrK 7. Hall 2; Hrodarkk 5; U a rrrtt 15. Itovtoon t> lu r o m r r , lone 21. Hknkrtl shot« (.a rrrtl 2; Parlhrr* I; Mortar I; Hrixlrrhk 2. s í H H S lists honor roll for semester Other court members honored were Princess Jodi Ashbeck, daughter of Alvin and Julie Ashbeck. Pine City; Amy Greenup, daughter of Greg and Janet Greenup, Heppner. and Shawna Cash, daughter of Roger and Kathy Cash of Boardman Nan cy’s parents are Dwight and Janelle Bailey. Heppner Court chaperone is Marlene Currm and Court Director is Mickey Madison both of Heppner $095 » > *» -s. Charley Daly, Fair Board chairman, crowns Nancy Bailey, queen of the 1989 Fair and Rodeo at Town and Country Ban quet. January 13. [MEXICAN NIGHT!! 4 • • s-# - , • v ; -* s to - c Cilcnn Fdwaid Church. Granite Falls, W A Possession of Open Con tainer (been $92 hail forfeited, V ic k i Sue B irkb y, Heppner Exceeding the Maxim um Speed, 65 mph in a 55 mph zone $26 bail forfeited. Gary Bernard Honald. The Dalles Illegal U Turn. $31 bail forfeited. T im o th y H C o e . Heppner Exceeding the M axim um Speed Lim it. 72 mph in a 55 mph zone. $57 hail forfeited, James Arnold Pheglcy, Heppner Dtsxibeycd Stop Sign. $57 bad forfeited; Paula Lynn Anderson, lone- Exceeding the Maxim um Speed. 68 mph ina 55 mph zone. $30 fine Thursday Evening Special - t o » ' - - • . J.V.’s take loss from host Tiger-Scots Justice Court Report The Justice C oun office at the courthouse annex in Heppner reports handling the following business dur ing the past week Paul Garland Pettyjohn Jr., lone Exceeding the Maxim um Speed, 70 mph in a 55 mph zone. $10 fine. Edwin H M ille r. Jr , Heppner Disobeyed Stop Sign, $13 fine Jay A rth u r C o il. H eppner Defective Equipment. $9 fine. C h ris to p h e r A lan M u rr a y , Lexington Exceeding the Maximum Speed 70 mph in a 55 mph zone. $67 hail forfeited; D ou g las M a rk V an H e u lc , Oresham No Vehicle License. $14 bail forfeited: ;- V defense to open the second half as the quarler was evenly contested Heppner held a narrow five point margin to end the third period The Cardinals came claw ing hac k in (he fourth period jik I were trail ing by just two points with less than .1 minute to play Key steals hy Jason Brut ami Currtn inside the last 10 seconds secured the Heppner vic tory The Freshmen season record stands at 8 - 1 Curnn 13; Garcia 13; Britt 10; Pettyjohn 8. Kathhun h. Sweeney. Wilson. Kollis Phillips NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE REWARi OrrERED for return of fishing gear lost on dock at Willow Creek Lake. Jan 20, 1989 q T I ^ . 1-Pflueger Fly Reel & Line 1-Shimano TX 130 Q Spin Reel 1-Black Graphite Spin Rod I will gladly compensate whoever found these items! Please call Fred Zieke 1-567-6109 or Bob Brown 1-567-5976 Academic achievements for the firsi semester at Heppner High School have been announced Seniors named to the honor roll are Michelle Beck 4 . Jim Brosnan, Jill Conklin. Yvette Coweti. Harney I indvay. M ike Mahoney. Bryan I’adhorg 4 , Bcnp Pearson 4 . Sue Plocharsky, Dina R u i/, J J Shaw 4 , Christy Strocher, Nancy Taylor. Hrenl Temple. Sandi Turner 4 ami Michelle Wallis Juniors on the honor mil arc Car nc Brownslield. Jcnnicr Currm. Phil E stherg. D an L in d say. K e lly Mcl-aughlin. Dean Munkcrs. Casey Pedro. Kim Stookcy 4 . Kevin Tucker 4 Sophomores named arc Tncia Coe. Diana Derr. Boh Krein and Jcanic Patterson 4 Freshmen on the honor roll are Sarah C lark. Christy C orw in. Kim Johnston. Nina Tucker and A J Wright Students receiving honorable men lion for having al least a 1 0 0 grade point average were Seniors D ic k D e v in . C lin t M ichael. Natalie Robinson. Ted Schwarz and Nance Wright Juniors Angie Currm. M ike G o r man. Ray H ire. Tom Kenny. Ryan M ille r. luma Schmidt and T en Piper Sophomores Doug Devin. Amy Greenup. Scott Johnston. Rick Osmin. Brandon Pedro ami Ken Wallace Freshmen H caihcr F.ckman, Brody S tru ckm cicr and A J Tarnasky Five students received special awards for m aking the most academic improvement during the semester These students are Rob Ashbeck. Bill Hays. Ray H ire. Jesse Jeffreys ami Dina Ruiz I IN I IT ' - r V ♦y i - V** ? V, 35 toan Eiparwnct"] • Tractoa all typos of farm equipment o • Ail trucks • Construction Logging - Road Equipment • Mesabis. aluminum • Cranes, heavy loading ‘»rjiupment NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE V *' ''¿ v V \ • V ' • \IJ ^ - t 1 j r C ; ' < X FARMFJLVTRUCKKRS-1 H»(»KRS-( ( ÍNSTRI ( Tl<>N Now I t The Time To Get Ready For Spring \K>rk - H i * B l(V )M farm l 18 wheelers R A D IA T O R SERVICE E J q s T 7th Pei ndletón, o r 97801 276-2070 . m a , r
