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Lady Cards notch two wins SIX- Hrppnrr Gaiette-Times, Heppner, (>rrt(un Wednesday, January 17, 1990 Heppner Mustangs rally to beat Wasco co. Redsides, 66-55 Freshman win two By Bob Krein On Saturday. January 13, the Heppner Mustang» traveled to Maupin to face the Wasco County Redsides The Mustangs coming off of a heart-breaking loss, came out a little »low, and trailed by two points at the end of the first quarter The Mustangs then rallied and had a seven point lead at halftime With good defense and offense, the Mustangs built their lead to 11 at the end of the game The final score was Heppner, 66, and Wasco Co 35 The Mustangs had four players in double figures, lead bv Russell Brut with IX points and eight assists Now 3 and I in CBC play and 6 and 4 overall, the Mustangs will face the Weston McEwen Tiger Scots this Friday, Jan 19 at Heppner By Ann Morler By Pete Pearson The Heppner freshmen won two games last week, the first one over 4 M ........ Pilot Rock’s freshmen. 51-36 The second win was over Helix’s JV oar team 43-41. In the first game. Pilot Rock jumped out to an early lead, but Heppner got their inside game click »pieni goats Hr III 2. krein I. Outing 2. ing with Tony Burt working inside I d w r c 2, Villager 4. touted out None At halftime the score was 32-17, Toial fouls Hrppnrr IJ. Masco Co. 14. Heppner s lead ira g u r Vaw m In the third quarter Heppner put the game away, by holding a SS L SS L 16 point lead going into the fourth K O m ld r 4 0 III « J 1 • 2 quarter t m alilla H epporr J 1 6 4 Pika Rock made a little run to start 2 2 6 4 Pilot Rack off the quarter, but Heppner made 2 2 s 5 VS ahloaka their free throws to seal the game VV 0 4 II ( iHilXt 1 J 4 4 Tony Burt led all scorers with 16 1 J 1 * Man Arid « 4 4 4 VS raion- NI» T wen points. In the Helix game. Helix jumped oul to an 11-2 lead at the end of the first quarter as Heppner was trying to find their range But Heppner came roaring hack in the second quarter on Sc»at Coe’s 11 points, to take a 20-18 lead into the locker room In the third quarter Heppner gain ed two more points on Helix to lead 34-30. The fourth quarter w as an ex citing one as Heppner missed free throw after free throw to keep Helix in Ihc game, hut Heppner held on to win Scott Coe led all scorers with 23. while Holton lead Helix with 10 The freshmen’s next game is Thursday. January 18, at 6 p m at Riverside High School Heppatr I I I t * 24 66 H a ru I ) IJ IO I * SS Hrppnrr (M l Krill 0 4-4 I I , tercia 2 0-0 5. Prd/» »6-7 |J. Mh< hrll .. J 2-7 ■, Devia » 0 0 12. Ctonia Total» 24 IS-21 *4 Macro ( oval« (SSl laces 0 0 1 0 ; < •« 2 0 -1 4 ; ItoUag 4 2-2 12; Coburn 4 OO 10 WB m 5 » i I ». M hlagrr 6 0-0 16 Total« 21 S-12 <4 Co. Mustangs let win slip away Fillies beat Redsides; tie for first in league The lone girls varsity had a vic torious weekend playing two of their weaker Big Sky League opponents. Echo and Arlington The Cardinals were able to notch two wins and divide the court time evenly between the veterans and the younger players Their record is 4-0 in league play and 9-1 overall lone opened the weekend Friday night hy overwhelming a hapless Echo squad 45-16 Echo was unable to field a team last year and has been w ithout a junior high team for three years The Cougars were not only short on manpower hut weak in the fundamental areas The downside for the Lady Car dinals was that they came down to their opponent level and did not play good basketball, according to coach Dana Heideman The girls lacked in tensity and made mental crTors hut were still able to command the game The Cardinals led 13-6 at the end of the first quarter and held a 21-11 margin at the half A second half scoring blitz put the game per manently out of Echo’s reach as the Cougars managed only five second half points to the Card’s 23 Jo Cupps, playing just two quarters, made 17 points to he high- point scorer for the game Kan Morgan added nine and Amy Wagenhlast chipped in eight Jo Cupps also led in rebounds, pulling down II hoards Freshman guard. Cyrstal Minster added nine as the Cards initrchoundcd the Cougars, 59-23 Darcce Padherg and Nancy Morler managed four steals each to lead the l.ady Cardinals The game wasn’t pretty in the eyes of lone coach Dana Heideman. hut it allowed him to try w»mc different plays and player combinations He also found the game to he a good chance to give his younger players Mime playing time Heideman said senior Jo Cupps had a good game, gathering 17 points ami 11 rch»*umls in just two quarters Saturday night, Jo Cupps needed lust two quarters to pmir in 24 points and lead the Lady Cardinals to a 62-32 thrashing of the Arlington Honkers Once again, coach Heideman was able to rest his five starting seniors for two quarters and play his younger players, with pleas mg results The Cards outscored Arlington, Nancy Morter looks for shot against Echo 18-5. in the first quarter with Jo Cupps contributing 12 of those points Their halftime edge was 27-12 In the third quarter, the five seniors. Jo Cupps. Mary Cupps. Darcce Padherg. Linda Morter and Amy Wagenhlast combined to score 25 points with everyone making at least one bucket Impressive team work and a tenacious half court press made the difference TTic younger players finished off the marathon- length contest which saw Arlington commit V* fouls, sending lone to the free throw line 40 times Heideman was pleased with his entire team’s performance He prais ed the play of his starters, saving they worked very well together ami concentrated on teamwork He also singled out s»*phonxire Kari Morgan for putting together a good, all around game The l-ady Cardinals travel to Con don this Friday and host Culver on Saturday Heideman predicts closer more exciting games this weekend By Scoff Johnston After playing imir games in Col umhia Basin Conference action, the Heppner Fillies arc 4 0 and tied for first place with Weston McEwen The Fillies remained unbeaten in league play when they traveled to Maupin. Saturday, Jan 13 and heat the Redsides 39 JI Jennifer Currin scored four of uoug uevm (42) plays lough defense against Riverside while Heppner'» five points in a low Russell Britt looks on ' -UJ scoring first quarter as the Fillies hail tty bob Krein a slim one point lead after one period (>n Friday. January 12. the 2 and assists Slater Mitchell had It) re of play The Fillies connected on 0 Heppner Mustangs laced the bounds for the Mustangs Ihc fisc of six free throws and three field Riverside Pirates also 2-0 The game Mustangs are now 2 and I m CBC goals m the second quarter to take decided who remained unbeaten in play and 5 and 4 overall a two-point lead into half time. Columbia Basin Conference play H rppnrr IN 14 12 10 54 It. 14 IJ 15 16 15 54 The Heppner Mustangs came out Hoardman Heppner increased its lead in the i54l K Brill 10 5-7 28: k rrln red hot. as the Riverside Pirates I H H H rppnrr third quarter as they out scored I. Okmln I II (I H IVtlro » (I f> were down hy as much as eight Wasco Co , 10 6. and went into the 5 0 | 10; Connor I l-J J; lirtln points in the first quarter the MU.hrll I 6-1 2; J. Britt; tStliJnlui, ( . IVdni I .(ah final period leading 26 20 The Mustangs controlled the tempt* car a * u <4 Fillies outscored the Redsides, Koarilman (59) tallm an 4 5-7 14; Ih k r ly. and had a lour point lead at half I 0-0 13-11, in the* final stan/a and pick 2; Sndrrauin 8 J-5 14; Ilium . 4 4 8 time 1 » 4. | qi, I li I 2 SI, | Imtoiigh ed up the important mad victory The Pirates battled back and tied 0 12. 12 B ird I; 4 Hohtn, 39-31 S lrtrrs. I arson. Hill the score at the end of the third 1 .Hals 2» 14-26 54 Jennifer Currin led the Filly scor V|aanl goah K Brill », h rrm I, I »Bulan ing attack with 16 points, while period and then went on to win 59 I lo u lrd oul- 6ndrrau.il total foul. to 54 Russell Britt lead all scorers Kl«rrsidr Nikki Brishois and Dulcie Palmer llrppnri 21 I n hnh al fouK with 28 points and dished out five ttl*rr»ldr 17, each added seven points I. Coach Dowdy said "I’m pleased to he 4-0 in league right now, par Ocularly since we have a lot of im in Iacoma. Wash , where he sers proving to do hctorc we ian play our ed at the Cicthscmane Lutheran best hall Church Ihc Filly victory ami a Weston- In I »265 he graduated from Pacific McEwen victory over Wahtonka set Lutheran University in Tacoma with the stage for an early CRC a B A in sociology He graduated showdown this Friday between the from Pacific Lutheran Thet»logical two undefeated teams in the league Seminary in Berkeley. Ca . in I »>68 Ihc first meeting between Heppner and spent his internship at St Peter's and Weston McF.wcn will he on the B> the Sea I utheran Church in San Fillies home court ami will start Diego He was ordained at Ini arouml 6 pin (hi Saturday, the manuol Lutheran Church in Boise on Tillies will travel to The Dalles to r n w u u y ^ s/y v « ■ ''•y y •» “ Dec 15, 1968 He has served at battle the Wahtonka Eagles who ate Rick Koffler goes high for shot in Ponies game against Umatilla Central Lutheran Church in Morton. 2 2 m league play Wash . Gixxl Shepherd l utheran at Hrppnrr 511 10 IJ J4 By Rick Koffler I he Pomes record is now » I I lie Richland. Immanuel Lutheran at Was....... 4 10 6 II »1 The Heppner Ponies traveled to Hrppnrr l.»4| Brishois 2 J-4 7; S l«4n Central la. Faith Lutheran at Junction Ponies will try to avenge their onlv 1 4-6 6; Palmer I J-4 7; V (urrin 0 1-2 I ntatilla lor their first game m over loss ol the season Thursd.iv, Januarv City; Prince of Life Lutheran at I; l.rrrnup 0 2-2 2; J. ( urrin 6 46 16. a month and came home with a win. 18 at the Heppner Junior High gym The Rev Stan Hoobtng was in Oregon City, and Grace I utheran at Totals It 17-26 J4. stalled as pastor of the Hope and Spokane when they meet the Columbia Wawo ( aunt» 1.411 Kalrtkiih 0 2-2 2; t'ox 50-26 Heppner came out fast m the first Valby Lutheran Churches in a ser Raiders Ihc Rev Hoohing and his wife, 2 2 »6 Hull 4 M 8; I afa.rr 2 0-0 4 I .4rs vice on January 14 2 2-2 6; Kussrll 2 1-4 5; lotah 12 7-|| J|. quarter hy attacking Cmalilla with a Carol, have two children. Rachel. full sourt press Heppner lead at the The Res Hoohing, 4 7 , arrived in 16, and Matt, 14 He expects his 5-polnf goals nonr Touted out Hall lolal louh Hrppnrr IJ. SVawn County 17. end of the first quarter. 18 6 Ihc sc Heppner on Jan 5 Prior to coming family In 1990. give the gift cond quarter the pace slowed down to Heppner. he ant) his family lived August to pun him in Heppner in ss 1 Ponies come home with win Lutheran churches install pastor C ( p . v s l s a v e Ip ' a Engagements H rp p n rr Version M d tern K h rrx kle SUftfWM V* nhtnnk* W m co C o . 1 mudi I n P»k*f Rock 4 4 4 J » 1 0 0 II 0 1 ) « 2 J 4 4 and so .lid the scoring the score at halltimc w a s 28 16 in tavor ol In the second halt the Ponies buried the Vikings with all ten players contributing Ihc final score w a s 5 0 -2 6 ln siirsiii(* ck nouncc the engagement of their children The couple plans a March 2 wedding at St Patrick's Church in Heppner PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE On the 20th day of February . 1990. at the hour of 10 00 o’clock A M Standard Time in accordance with ORS 187 110. at the front dtx*r of the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner. Oregon. I will at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand the following describ ed Real Property located in Morrow County. Oregon, tivwit Gits One (1). Two (2). and Three (3) in Block One (I), no rth BOARDMAN, Board man, Oregon. Said sale is made under Foreclosure Execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Multnomah to me directed in the case of Benj Franklin Federal Sav ings A Loan. Plaintiff, vs lars Har d> and I.eonard Cason. Defendants, Case No A890100421 (Morrow County Circuit Court No. TR 90-001) Writ of I xccution dated January II, 1990 ROY L DRAGO. Sheriff Morrow County Heppner. Oregon By: Pauline Winter Chief Civil Deputy Published January 17, 24. 31; February 7. 1*290 I « AHI» OF T H A N K S I want to thank my friends for the calls, flowers, cards and visits dur ing my recent surgery and convalescing A spec u l thanks to my wonderful caring lanuly tor all they've done Fondly, M illie Evans ________l-17-lc 1 would belatedly like to thank all the I ads Llks for their donations , of baked and canned goods, crafts and money lor the table at the ar 1 1 factory It went very well and we wdl he replacing much needed dishes in the kitchen A special thank vou to Trish Sweeney and Sharon Harrison for the beautiful )oh they did decorating the Tlks club lor Christmas It look ed great I would also like to thank the crews who have been doing Ladv's Night Se|*t V it kie Turrell and crew. Oct Sharon l-ewis and crew, Eleanor Gonty and crew. Dec ■ Jackie Bergstrom and crew. Jan • Marlene Currin and Buttcrcreck Crew The meals were great And thank. Joyce lor all your help Sandi Nov - Hanna l-17-lc 1 'H.m d « 7 >o T Heppner PLOYHAR Devin — Dougherty The parents of Dawna Devin and Cliff Dougherty . both of Heppner. an of health ^ RTjoto by W«yn# Ham« Home • Auto • Life • Farm Medicare Supplements • IRAs Log /'rucks • Business \21 N. Main Heppner, OR. 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