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lone boys suffer down weekend
^ady Cards take lopsided victories
tw o o f the best defensive players
in the league " Hcidcman said that
D a rc e e P a d h crg had a great
weekend, playing («High ilefcnse and
shtxMing with «leadly accuracy
By A n n e M orter
The lone boys varsity suffered
through a dow n weekend, losing to
perennial powerhouse Condon on
Friday and folding to Culver on their
home court Saturday
Ice cold
vhooling and tw o tough hall clubs
brought the Carindals to their knees
Their season record tails to 5-9. their
league record goes to 3-3
Friday, lone visited the Condon
Blue D evils, who have beer ranked
as the lop team in the state in the ear
ly polls C ondon's roster includes
eight seniors and is the same club
that placed third in the state tourna
men! last year Condon ran a full
court press against the Cards in the
early goin g, frustrating the young
Cardinal guards The Blue Devils
led by as many as 30 points before
cruising to a 67 54 victory
lone took the court looking in
timidated and playing tentatively
Condon pounced early, leading 22 4
by the end o f the first quarter The
Cards pulled it together somewhat in
the second quarter to score 16 points
but Condon took a 42-20 advantage
to the locker room at the hall The
Blue D evils scored 17 points to the
Cardinals seven in the third quarter
before the Condon starters retired to
the bench The Cards doubled their
game-scoring output in the lounh
quarter by making 27 points but their
efforts were futile
M ike (iarrett scored 25 points for
the Cardinals to be the high scorer
o f the game Jim Dav ison added ten
Neither team had a clear cut advan
tage in rebounding Davison led the
Cardinals with I I and (iarrett add
cd ten (iah e (iarcia had lour assists
and Dav ison had three to pace lone
M ike (iarrett led with lour steals
lone had trouble getting go**! shots
and. as a result, shot around 3 ' per
cent from the floor I urnovers were
a key factor lor the Cardinals C o n
don's full court press, along with
other factors, added up to 2K tur
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Coach Del l.aKuc said his team
was put o il by C ondon's reputation
as a pow er house and his freshmen
guards had trouble handling the
pressure He said Condon is a tough
ball club with quick guards, good
shooters and state tournament e x
perience but the Cardinals didn't
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about S a tu rila y ’ s p erfo rm a n ce
against C ulver In tact he said the
Cardinals played as jxxirly as he hail
seen in their 33 49 loss to the
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quarter as quick, aggressive Culver
stepped out to a I ' 6 lead Mike
Garrett started to find his mark in the
second quaricr as the Cardinals
rallied to within three points before
ending the half, down 20-25 The
Cards returned after halftime to play
miserably As Culver chugged for
ward, the Cardinals sputtered and
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R l'B L I C N O T IC E hereE> it
given, that the tw ivycar pcruxl for
the rcdcmp(u*n o f real pr\>pcrties in
cluded in the 1987 delinquent lax
lien foreclosure prixcedings in-
situted by M orrow County. Oregon,
on February 12, 1988. in the circuit
court o f the State o f Oregon for M»*r
row County. Case N o 87 C V -7 3 ,
and included in (he judgment and
ilecrce entered therein on February
12. 1988 will expire on February 12,
1990
A ll properties ordered sold under
the judgment and ilecrce. unless
redeemed onor before February 12,
1990. w ill he ilecded to M orrow
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M ik e G a rre tt (4 5 ) g o e s up for shot ag a in s t C o n d o n N o 2 5 is
Shaw n H a m j
went scoreless for the first 3 'A
minutes The fourth quarter was a
carbon copy as lone continued to
struggle with their shooting, missing
coun',"ss shots from directly under
the basket
M ike (iarrett led the Cardinals
with 17 points and Jim Davison add
ed nine Tony Ybarra o f C ulver was
the gam e's high scorer with 22
points, several from the three point
range A bright spot for the Cards
was in the rebounding department
where M ike (iarrett grabbed 19 and
Jim Davison had 16 Nine o f (ia r
rett's rebounds and six o f Davison's
were on the offen sive end o f the
court N orm ally that would have
made a difference in the score but
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On Saturday, January 20. the
Mustangs traveled to The Dalles to
face the Wahtonka Eagles
The
Mustangs lumped out to a 16 to 13
lead at the end o f the first quarter,
but after a lour point second quarter
the Mustangs found themselves
down by four
The Mustangs then regrouped aixl
came out a different team forcing
turnovers and taking a h>ur point
lead by the end o f the quarter The
Mustangs outlasted a late surge by
the Eagles to win by 10. 61 to 51
Slater M itchell lead the Mustangs
with 20 points, follow ed by Russell
Hritt with 15 points Brandon Pedro
had six rebounds and four steals in
the victory
The Mustangs now m ove into a
two-way tie for second place with
the Umatilla Vikings The Mustangs
are now five and one in C B C play
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la d y Bruins overcam e their had
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and eight and tour overall
The Mustangs meet the Pilot Rock
Rockets at Pilot Roc k on Friday and
the Umatilla V ikings at home on
Saturday. Jan 27
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Mr'|»pnrr (61 i Britt 6 14 17; krrln 2 04)
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Mahlonka (51) Mrt all 4 4 4 13; Brittle
V M NKIM I M S k.rcMyofrr 44 4
13; hardily 1 0 0 2; ( hrisflemeti 4 1-2 V;
K.m M i i* 11 is si
3 point tenais Brttt 4. krrtn. Mt< all I,
kirthhnfrr ! 1 mikd out norM- lotalfouis
HrppfM-r 14. \Nahti»nka 12.
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V\asro ( mint 3
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Pat Sweeney 676-9226
Jerry Healy 676 5240
John McCabe 676-5231
Mark Pointer 989 8572
Ann Spicer 676 5033
habit o f playing only one half o f
gtxxl havkctball in last w eek 's wins
over 1.infield and O regon Tech, but
it finally caught up with them Tri
«lay Jan 12 as larwis atxl Clark held
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crucial to this game
l^iRue hopes to get the Cardinals
hack on track this week atxl pick up
a couple wins H e says that if the
Cards can make an im provem ent,
they could meet C ulver again in the
district tournament, and both he and
his team would like arxuhcr shot at
Heppner alum helps George
Fox win 2 of 3
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steals with three
lone commuted 28 turnovers to
C u lver's fifteen and managed to
sh«x>t |ust a paltry 29 percent from
the floor and 19 percent from the
free throw line A ccordin g to coach
1-aRuc. tJtosc tw o factors were
Eagles by 10
U s t year’s auction was a big success because of the
many items that were donated. The auction is the main
financial source for putting on the annual St. Patrick’s
Day Celebration in Heppner. The celebration has become
bigger and better each year, and now brings our com
munity state wide recognition In order to maintain this
level, we need help from the people of this area
? Simply by donating one item of value
to the auction. Then call one of the names below and
we ll see that your donated item is picked up. W it h y o u r
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lone was unable to capitalize Ryan
Halvorscn had tour assists and (iahe
(ia rcia atided three, (ia rcia led in
Mustangs defeat
ITEMS FOR ST. PAT'S AUCTION
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piration o f the pcruxl o f redemption,
and every
and interest ot any
peravn in such properties w ill he
forfeited forever to M orrow Coun
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hope it's ix8 tix> gixxl to
says Hcidcman He sees
gaining confidence each
playing better and better
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o f f a late G F C rally to down the
la d y Bruins 75 6 ( in New herg
In the last three ganx*s co.x h ( 'ring
Taylor has seen his team wail until
the second half t«> play inspired
basketball " I t s not going to work
out if we only play 20 minutes a
n ig h t." said T a ylo r " W e 'r e going
to have to get hack to playing 40
m inutes a nigh t "
It's
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characteristic o f this team to he so
unexcited, he said o f his 9 4 l.adv
Bruins " T h e y ’ re usually intense "
Taylor said the t*nly word he can
use to «lescribe the Jan 9 road vi«.
lory «>ver I.infield is "u g ly ” Down
hy seven at half, the l ady Bruins
rallied to win hy (he same amount
60 5 V behind freshman forward
Cathy Kartell's 13 punts Junx.r for
war«! Heather Gurney was seven for
eight at the free throw line atxl iiinx.r
forward Missy 1-uKinks pilled «town
nine rehourxls to help the l -xly Bruin
cause Kuhanks. a lunior business
maior is a 1987 gr.nhiate o f Hepp
ner High V fx x .l She is the «laughter
<>t N.xd anti Pat Harshman ol I «h«<
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M a ry C u p p s sho ots in C o n d o n g a m e N o
W a a e n b la s t
effo rts and he
By Anne Morter
I3»c lone girls varsity expected to
get some com petition this past
weekend hut neither Condon n«*r
Culver wav able to cix>perale The
games that the coaches figured
would he close, or at least c lo ser.
turned into lopsided victories for the
l.ady
C a rd s
lo n e
rem ain s
undefeated in league play w ith a 6 0
rec»>rd
l-ast weekend ran their
season record to an impressive I I I
Friday the Cardinals traveled to
Condon for a rematch with their
fierce Big Sky rivals The tw o teams
met last in the championship game
o f the Cond«*n tournament where
lone prcvailtM handily The Cards
proved that was no fluke as they
easily rolled over the Blue D evils
again. 66 22.
The Cardinals never expect a
pushover when they play Condon so
they arrived ready t«> play a t«>ugh
gam e, and did just that The Carils
sent the Blue D evils reeling in the
first quarter, outscoring them 18-4
By halftime, the 1-adv Cardinals had
built an insurnuiuntahle 32-13
advantage
I h e second half was much the
same story except that Condon was
stifled even nx.rc hv lone's tenacious
half court trap The Cards held the
Blue D evils to just one field goal in
the last tw o quarters as they cruised
to an easy victory.
Con«J«>n was ix>t operating at 100
percent Center Mardic Durtey is on
the com eback trail from an illness
arx) did not play her best C ondon's
scoring a«c. Vicky Andcrs«*n. was
shut down by the outstanding «letcn
sivc play o f Linda M orter and
Darcce Padhcrg W here An«lcrson
had been averaging close to 20
punts | x t g.uix- she was held to five
points on Eriilay
The Cardinals had an excellent
shixtting night, nuking 26 out of 52
from the fi«x»r tor a 50 percent
average From the line, they were
14 22 for a very respectable 64 per
cent Condon managed only 22 per
cent for the fl«x>r and 50 percent
from the line lone senior, Jo Cupps,
was the high scorer o f the ganx- with
29 |xunis Darcee Padhcrg .xklcxl 14,
making six shots out o f eight at
tempts from the flixu
lone out
rebounded the Blue D evils, 3V25.
with tlx- Cupps sisters. Jo aixl M ary,
each grabbing 11 1 irxla Mtirter had
three assists to lead the team Morter
arxl Jo Cupps pace«! the Cardinals
with five steals each
lone coach. Dana H eidenun. was
impressed with the Cards' «ieteasive
2 5 is A m y
praised Darcee
Padhcrg and I m«ia M orter for tak
ing C on don 's big scoring threat.
Vicky Anderson, com pletely out o f
her ganx- Hcklcnun also credited Jo
Cupps with another fine ganx- and
Amy Wagcnblast for tough all
around play
Saturday night, lone hosted the
Culver Bulldogs Vkhile C u lver's
record d«x’ sn t show u, they have
played several «if the top teams in the
district to a staixlstill before succum
bing Once again, the Cards used a
powerful halt-court trap and stifling
defense Itt render the Bulld«>gs
powerless The game (hat was sup
p osed to he so m ew h a t o f a
show «low n turned into another lop-
sulcd blow-out with a final score o f
63 36
The ganx- unfolded much like l-ri
day's game The Cardinals led 17-6
at the end o f the first quarter and
stretched the lead to 35 18 hy the
half The quick-m oving Bulldogs,
unilcr lo n e's ilefensivc pressure,
were forced into taking bad sfx>(s aixl
just couldn't seem to get jxiints on
the board The Lady Cardinals con
tinued to roll in the second halt, easi
ly out distancing C ulver 12-6 in the
third quarter arx) 17 12 m the fourth
quarter
Darcee Padhcrg was the gam e's
high scorer with 13 points, again go
ing 6 8 from the fl<x>r. nx>st from the
10-15 f«x>t range Am y Wagcnblast
chipped in 11 and Linda M orter and
K an M organ each added nine The
Cards easily out rrbourxJeil the Dogs
hy a total o f 33 18 with Jo Cupps
grabbing 10 and M organ a«ldmg six
Jo Cupps touru! the open jx-rson six
times to lea«l the team in assists and
Mary Cupps added tour Jo Cupps
als«> led in steals with four The
game saw a high number o f tur
rx>vcrs for both squads, due to both
teams running a tight press Culver
turned the ball over 45 times, lone
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The I j« lv Cards had another hot
sh iftin g night, nuking 52 percent ot
their sh«>ts from the ll«x>r 2 '4 5 and
66 percent from the free throw line
Culver had trouble fixatin g the
basket, nunaging |ust 29 percent
from the flixir
In the words «if coach Dana
Hcidcman. the Cardinals playi-d
"excellen t " He praised their team
work, saying they nx<ved the ball
arouixl w ell, found the open jx-rson
arxl got o ff the gixxl shots He
credited 1 irxla M orter and Darcce
Padhcrg for their defensive work on
the halt court trap, calling them
Heppner Fillies suffer
disappointing loss
By Scott Johnston
The Heppner Fillies were handed
a disappointing loss. January 19, as
the Weston McLwcn Tiger Scots
«-«Igeil the f illies 46 45 The two
teams were N>th unbeaten arxl in first
place in the CBC going int«i the
ganx- With the- loss the Fillies drop
ped into second place
Heppner kept the game dose in
the first quarter and only (railed hy
tour at the etxl o f the- quarter 14 10
Heppner cut into the Tiger Set« lc-a«l
in the second quarter as they
ixjtscored Weston McLwcn hy a
—r
basket The Tiger S«.ots ha«l a slim
two point lca«l at the halt
Jennifer Currin scored seven lhir«l
quarter points to keep the Fillies
close, hut the T iger V Hs out scored
Heppner and t«*ik a tour p«'int lead
going into the final pcruxl o l play
Heppner rallied in the fourth
period as they out scored Weston
M ch w en hut fell sh«irt in the etxl
losing a hearthreaker by one. 46 4 '
Jennifer Currin scored 21 points
arxl N ikki Brisfxiis a«l«led 11 points
for the Fillies
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ty. O regon
M argo Shcrer
Tax C ollector
Publiihed January 24 and 31,1 WO
PUBLIC NOTICE
N O T IC E OE S H E R IF E 'S S A I.E
On the 20th «lay o f February,
1990. at the hour o f 10:00 o 'clock
A M Standard Tim e in accordance
w ith ()R S 1 8 7 110, at the from door
o f the M orrow Ciuinty Courthouse
in Heppner. O regon. I w ill at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand the billow in g describ
ed Real Property located in Morrow
County. O regon, to wit:
I j 8 s One ( I ), T w o (2 ). and Three
(3 ). in B fixk One ( I ) . N O R T H
B O A R D M A N , B*>ardrnan. Oregon
Said
sale
is
m ade
under
Foreclosure Lxccution issued out o f
the Circuit Court o f the State o f
O rego n
fo r
the
C o u n ty
of
Multnomah to me directed in the
case- o f Bcnj Franklin Federal Sav
ings & D ian. Plaintiff, vs Les Har
dy and Leonard Cason. Defendants,
Case N o A8901 00421 (M o rro w
C o u n ty
C ir c u it
C o u rt
N o.
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W rit o f Lxecution dated January
I I , 1990
R O Y L DR A G O . Sh eriff
M orrow County
Heppner. Oregon
By Pauline W inter
C h ief C iv il Deputy
Published
January
February 7, 1990
17, 24, 31;
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Beginning in February 1990. the
City <»t Heppner Planning C om m is
sion meeting tinx- w ill be 7 (X) P M
instead o f 8 (X) P M on the first
Monday o f each nxinth The next
meeting date is M onday. February
5. 1990
Published January 24 and 31,1990
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Heppner Housing Authority
meetings are held on the last M on
day of each month at 7 (X) P M in
the M eeting Rixm i o f the St
Patrick's Senior Retirenx-nt Center
The next meeting date is M onday.
January 29 1990
Published
Januars - 24. 1990
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The M orrow County Planning
Commission will hold a public hear
ing M onday. January 29. 1990, at
30 p m at the M orrow County
Courthouse Annex Building in Ir
rigon. Oregon A publi« hearing will
be hefil on the follow ing
I Application hy Artie M kellar
for a Hom e Occupation tor a
Mechanical Repair of Automobiles
Shop fixated in Township 5 North.
Range 2b l ast. Section 2 5 (\ Tax
O h 102. in a Rural Resuk-ntial /«>ne
as pros uled by Section 6 050 o f the
M orrow County Zoning Ordinance
Interested pers*ms arc invited to
the hearing to express their views
W ritten, signed statements w ill he
considered Reasons for approval or
disapproval should he included in
written or «irai statcnxnts
kent (N xxlyear
Chairman
M o rro w
C o u n ty
Com m ission
Published
P la n n in g
Jjniury 24. 1990
I CIHII 0» THANKS___
I would like l«i say thanks to all
friends and relatives for the phone
calls, cards, flow ers and prayers
following my accident Jan 10 Your
concern jn d
appreciated
support was greatly
Special thanks to John Brut, the
ambulance crew and Dr
Jeanne Berretta and staff
Cara Costa 676 5444
E v«ry **con d «n o th «» fitt««n million rad blood call» ara producad in
tha human body
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