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• ■ . * t V. .-T t fs .'.- . > ( \ , i -» EIGHT - Heppner G u r t t e - T l m t , Heppner. Or**«* WednevdAV. January 24. 1990 M ustangs take control Heppner Frosh go 2-1 o f Tiger Scots, 64-46 Bob Krein On Friday, January 19, the Hcpp ner Mustangs faced the slumping Weston Me Ewen Tiger Scot» The Mustangs took control early on, tak ing a 10-point lead at the end of the first quarter and extending their lead to 24 by halftime The Mustangs then cooled off and were outscored 24 to 30 in the final two periods, but it wasn't enough to overcome the M u sta n g s 24 point lead The Mustangs were paced by Russell Britt with 22 points amt six assists and Slater Mitchell with 15 points M n U a M ilr a 7 * 10 20 4 * Hrppwrr 17 23 12 12 M tlrppofT iM l C . P rtro I 0-0 2 ; R . Britt * 2-0 22 ; K n ta I 13 3 ; ( M i 3 12 7 ; B Pedro 3 t o 0 ; MMrhHI S 3-4 IS ; < oaaor I 0-2 2 ; H r.in 2 2-2 7 ; It at M l — . j Brttt . l * r t l . H > n total * 2 * 0-17 M VSntuo W > » n 140 ) B u tk r 4 2-2 10 . Ptrkard 4 2-4 10 . R «« f r 3 12 7 ; Batter 0 M i l l Hjorktuml 0 2 2 2 ; W oM M I 2-4 4 ; karroo . I tram S . harfrr Tutafc I * 10-10 40 . 3 -potat g >>« i * R Hrltl 2 , l i ' l » I . touted out none Iota! (uuia V S n to a M*k <*ra 10. H ep p n rr 13. I t e h a t ia i fo u l. K ath b u n I. F illies w in clo se w on ‘ '. I By Scott Johnston The Fillies got hack on the winn ing track when they traveled to The Dalles. January 20 Heppner pulled out the close victory over the Eagles 36-32 Heppner held the host Eagles to just two field goals in the first quarter as the Fillies huilt a five point lead after one quarter of play Wahtonka battled hack in the second quarter as they outscored Heppner 10-7. The Fillies had a slim two point lead at the half Wahtonka hurt themselves in the second half as they connected on on ly two of 15 free throws fhe Eagles remained cl«*sc though and only trail ed 24-20 at the end of the third quarter The Eagles and Filies each scored 12 points in the fourth quarter hut Heppner held off Wahtonka and went on to it’s fifth league victory • i ■ ' • ’ • . ‘ j «V ‘ « * : , Ü*: V- ' MACHINE SHOP 1! •Rotors r •Brake Drums •D rive Lines •A ll types o f machine work . .1 * 4 * i *\ • • • / i w 4 * « / . • - '« A* > • -*« f - 989-8586 Lexington, OR. ^ r » w «e-« 1 /g 1 / Both teams came out of the kicker nxwn ready to play The first quarter was last paced with Heppner leading at the end of the quarter, 14-12 The second quarter was a hard fought quarter with the Ponies increasing their lead to 2 0 16 at the half The Ponies increased their lead into the third quarter The score at the end of the third quarter was 32 24 The Ponies free throw shooting was ex cellent down the stretch The Ponies shot 63 percent from the line in the fourth quarlcr Die final score was Heppner, 43. Columbia 35 Heppner traveled to Weston Satur day, January 20 to play the Athena W eston Panthers The Ponies jumped out to an early 16-4 lead at the end of the first quarter The sc cond quarter the scoring slowed down The score at halftime was W «W W W W W W W reg. i: : * b T h 'M îh N M am H eppncO ^, SEARS BUY QUALITY ARMSTRONG CARPETNG > FROM THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST...SEARS i: y ' U r - «■ Stommovtef ” ANYTHING GO€SI* Elite wiKony plush carpeting ■ sq. yd. • • * K Iharn l ir f f f i h r r 31 1 nut 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 Wim 4 3 1 2 t 2 t 3 • 1 « 3 1 4 4 N 1 7 * 6 j 1 1 0 High game S.n-lra Halwm on 20 ' T m v Smith 213 High tr n r v SanJr» HaJwwv*! " 2 . Terry Smith 33 b High team gamr 4 3 RLS High tram «Tir» 4 3 2 340 Spin» inrrvrrm ) H a m Han ir» 1 U KV Riley Munkrr» 3 Ml Kill* M i Ripert» 4 3 . ' KV Jann Bramer ' b The«' lirrm u p ' B KV Stub l r * n > in Ri-» ' ’ l ar .4 M m J > 1 In kiiZTrr Kup K rg lrr* January 4 . 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Rene I edhetter ' X Kl, Rulh Berjtslnm i h XI Sparrllm ers Hmsllng I eagur Januars Ms. I<m V%bci 1 4 Ml 3 II (ianincr* 3 II Cnunlr» Ri**r N) 6 Primi« » 9 7 ia/rt1r Time* 7 9 1 c* Sih«»»h 6 K> Central High (lame Pw Hyatt l*Ri High Serie* Pkl Hyatt ( i»averted 14iKtn nr iViwnuin ' H The John Day River chapter of the Northwest Stcrlheaders will meet W ed J -in 31 at 7:30 p m at the Heppner Elks l-odge Scheduled speaker will he Jim Martin chief of fisheries for the state of Oregon There will he discussion on Indian Fishing rights, high seas gill netting and other local issues The public is invited to attend There will he door prizes IhurMias Nighl la ilirs Jan u ars IK. IWNI Prntaml Hnute R 4 fi b h b 1 H-fss Nursers Black Horse C u M S 3 MCüG 3 R in /u a 4 Dinner - C h in e s e P o rk N o o d le* - F is h w ic h *v c la m c h o w d e r MON ) A J l'rramks Jordan t levü>r A d r a in C . B e c h d o lt Funeral services for Adrain C. Bechdolt, Pendleton, were held Jan 23 at the Bums Mortuary Chapel at Pendleti*n Interment was at the Hardman Cemetery He died Jan 20. 1990 at the Amber Valley Care Center. Pendleton Mr Bechdolt was bom in Hard man on July 4, 1906 to William W and Jennie Simpson Bechdolt He at tended elementary and high school in Hardman and graduated from Oregon State University with honors in 1928 He was a high school teacher in the commercial depart ment at Boardman and Lexington. On August 19. 1944, he married VclvaG Jackson at Reno, Nevada He was a partner with his brother in a cattle ranch and wheat farm in Morrow County for many years He was a member of the First Christian Church at Pendleton, the Heppner lOOF Lodge, the Lex ington Grange. Oregon Cattlemen's Association and the Oregon Wheat league Survivors include his wife Velva and a brother Archie Bechdolt both of Pendleton WED. - S o u p a n d S a n d w ic h THURS FRI 3 Obituary Lunch - WED AS M) <4 January 15: 1:14 p m -Dog Complaint January 16 8 08 a m citation issued for Improper ‘U’ Turn. January 17 : 9 07 a m -False Alarm. 11 45 a m assist Morrow County ShenfTv department. 11 45 p m request officer for Security C heck; II 47 p m -report of Disturbance January 19 10:51 a m assist am bulance; 5 54 p m -report of Criminal Mischief January 20 10 03-nwtomt assist January 21: 12 39 a m ciutiofi issued for Driving Under the In fluence of Intoxicants, Driving Uninsured. Driving While Suspend ed; 7 25 p m -Dog Complaint W AGON W H E E L C A F E S P EC IA LS 2i R A < Rrfsair The Heppner Police department reports handling the following business during the past week: - C h ili B u rg e r THURS. 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True Delight carpeting * Your money ' worth and o whole lot more! f 73 • ß 73 & An so V W orry Free** va irony plush corpehng ? • S h rim p - S leak MON • T U E J í - M c x i c a n l-o o d H - S w iv s S teak M »* #3 #2 n ; Sexy Valentine lingerie ^ C o u n tr y Ro± 2 '3 r for him and her!! . I INmr Heppner Police Report I Kmr \ Ihtrrn Jan u ars 21 . tWW ' ■ l ,■ BOWLING > 2 / ' t f /.? ( Heppner scoring with 12 points This past Tuesday, the freshmen team hosted Umatilla's freshmen, hoping to move their mark to 2-0 against Umatilla Heppner came out fast and huilt an eleven point lead in the first quarter In the second quarter Heppner slacked off as Umatilla picked up their game But as the third quarter came Heppner put the game away, with lay-in after lay-in off Umatilla's press In the fourth quarter Umatilla just couldn't catch up Tony Burt led all scorers with 16 points Heppner's next game is at home against Condon's J V team Tip-off is at 6 p m Tuesday. January 30 The Justice Court office at the courthouse annex building in Hepp ner reports handling live following business during the past week John W ayne S arg en t, 3R, Umatilla No Valid Elk Tag. S53 fine. Barry Lynn V eristain . 33. Portland Exceeding ihc Maximum Speed. 65 mph in a 55 mph zone. S20 fine. Tony Lee H am ann. 29. LaGrande No Trailer License. S43 fine. Craig Kelly Angell. 18. Heppner Careless Driving. S172 fine; Troy William Dunaway. 18. Heppner O pen Container. S65 fine. Furnishing Alcohol to Minors. $840 fine. 6 months in jail. $400 and jail suspended, one year probation with no further violations involving alcohol consumption, attend Mor row County Mental Health Alcohol Education classes. Angie Renea Jackson. 27, W allow a E ndangering C hild Passenger. $20 fine. Roger LeRoy F letcher. 51, Dallas Exceeding the Maximum Speed. 55 mph in a 65 mph zone. $20 fine; Pammy G Johnson-Maintaining Dog as a Nuisance, $28 fine Migh (lamr Susan I -inCti>rJ 223 High Senes Sandra Halssirsen '2 ' Country votive candles $ , * „ *3 ¿ ír-7r>v ■ \ 4 J IS price on all robes , sweaters and winter odds n ’ ends. Vj . By Rick Koffler The Heppner ftmies avenged their only loss of the season Thursday, January 18 by heating Columbia W IN T E R SAIT: J a n . 2 till t h r u 3 1 s t *’"• J f ‘ ' ^ » ¿ r : v Yi- . . i ' * »■V Ponies avenge only loss of season 22 11 The third quarter Heppner broke the game open by scoring twenty points and extending the lead to 42 15 Athena made a small run in the fourth quarter, scoring 15 points, hut Heppner prevailed with the final score 51 30 The Heppner Ponies next two games arc at home On Thursday, Jan 25, the Ponies will play Stan field, starting at 2 .30 p m On Satur day. January 27 the Pomes play Pilot Rock at 10 a m at the high school LEX IN G TO N I AIM H E R ! .* Jennifer C urnn had 17 points. 11 rebounds and four steals to lead the Fillies to victory Kim Stookcy add ed nine points Heppner now 5-1 and in second place in the CBC will travel to Pilot Rixk on Friday Pilot Rock won it's first game of the year last Saturday when they beat Umatilla Heppner will host Umatilla this Saturday The Vikings arc winless in league play CBC Standings W I Weatoo-McEwen 6 0 Heppner 5 I Stanfield 4 2 Riverside 4 2 Wasco Co 2 4 W ahtonka 2 4 Pilot Rock I 5 Umatilla 0 6 By Pete Pearson The Heppner freshmen team over the last two weeks have gone 2 -1 to move their record to 7-3 l-ast week the freshmen heat Stanfield. 54 29. and lost to Riverside. 41-27 This week they heat Umatilla’s freshmen team. 54-40 In the Stanfield game. Heppner just rotated their players in and out. as they easily handled the Tigers, heating them for the second time this year Tony Burt led all scorers with 16 points Last Thursday the freshmen traveled to Riverside to take on Riverside's freshmen team with hopes of revenge of an earlier loss Heppner just couldn't get their game going, as Riverside heat them for the second time this year Scott Coe led Justice Court Report H E R M IS T O N .O R 97838 567-6487 Prices A Q uality Service For O ver 40 Years
