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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 19, 1992 - FIVE Fillies lose to Tiger Scots o s u Extension C ardinals overw helm H elix ® accepting By Anne Morter The lone Cardinals stumbled in their league game but the loss lambing school won’t last change the fact that lone enters the Big Sky District Tour applications nament as the number-one seed HSMA, — Photo by Joyce Hughes Heather Eckman scoops up loose ball against Tiger Scots By Jeremy Maddern Scots were up 37-22 going into The Heppner Fillies had a rematch with Weston-McEwen Tiger Scots Friday night, Feb. 14, in Athena and were out to avenge an earlier loss but got hammered, losing 72-39. The Fillies played an almost perfect first quarter and were frustrating the mighty Tiger Scots taking an early two point lead. The Tiger Scots regrouped and started to take control of the game. The Fillies were beginn ing to lose their composure and they committed 11 turnovers in the second quarter. The Tiger halftime. The Fillies could not stay close and the game turned in to a blowout. With an over whelming press the Tiger Scots began to trounce on the Fillies. Colby Cummings led the charge with 24 points. The Fillies were down 53-29 going into the fourth quarter but they were not out. The Fillies managed to hit a cou ple of three pointers but that didn’t matter as they lost big time. The Fillies played with heart but met up with a superior team. Jodi Johnston led the Fillies with 10 points. Cards lose to Dufur, still number one The Oregon State University Extension Service is currently ac cepting applications for their 19*J2 NE Oregon Lambing School, according to OSU Exten sion agents Bill Broderick and Randy Mills. The lambing school is scheduled for February 20 and 21 at the Krebs Ranch near Cecil. It provides participants with a one day intensive “ hands on” learn ing experience. Instructors for the school in clude Dr. Don Hansen, OSU Ex tension veterinarian; Dr. Jim Thompson, OSU Extension sheep specialist; Bill Broderick, OSU- Morrow County livestock agent; Randy Mills, OSU-Umatilla County livestock agent; and the Krebs Ranch lambing crew. Us ing a large scale commercial sheep operation as the classroom lambing school participants learn nutrition, animal health, obstetrics and other management practices that maximize baby lamb survival. Because of the large number of lambs bom each day, the school provides as many learning situations daily as most farm flock operators would ex perience in many years with their own operations. Enrollment is limited to eight participants per day and reserva tions are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. The $10 registration fee includes the one day school and a lambing school notebook that contains many useful references. To register for the school contact Bill Broderick, M orrow County Extension Agent, 676-9642 or Randy Mills, Umatilla County Extension Agent, 276-7111 ext. 235. from the East Division. The Cards played two games last weekend, overwhelming Helix Friday evening and losing to Dufur on the road Saturday. While it made speculating about the District Tournament a bit more interesting, the places were already set before the game began. On Friday, Feb. 14, it was lone’s game from the get-go as they downed Helix 92-63. The fired-up Cards jumped out to a 24-10 first quarter lead. The four seniors on the team, Mike Gar rett, Gabe Garcia, Eric Orem and Brent Sheirbon, started their final home game and came out swing ing. By halftime, the Cardinals led 53-29, and continued to roll, winning, 92-63. Gabe Garcia led the scoring at tack with 22 points followed by Mike Garrett with 20 and Tony Bjerke with 15. The Cards dominated the boards, 45-26, with Aaron Heideman leading the way with 11 rebounds. David Wagenblast dished out a whopp- Pre-register for beginning golf ing 11 assists, seven in the second quarter, and also led the team in steals with five. The Cardinals shot 46 percent from the floor, hitting 39 of their jo m Photo by Wayne Hams Mike Garrett (44) fights for a rebound David Wagenblast with 13 and By Anne Morter Ryan Halvorsen with 11. Garrett The Cards encountered the Dufur Rangers Saturday, Feb. 15 on the Dufur home court. This was a team that matched up close ly with them. Dufur got the ear ly jump on the Cards and held it for most of the game as lone had trouble finding its mark. Coach Del LaRue called it “ a game of spurts” noting that the Rangers would build a lead and then the Cards would make a run at them. In the end though, it was the Rangers with the final punch as they won the game, 73-69. Mike Garrett was the game's high scorer with 23 points, followed by Gabe Garcia with 15, had 11 rebounds in the game and Garcia had nine assists in the match. 95th Annual Pre-registration for beginning golf classes offered by Blue Mountain Community College this spring may be completed by contacting Sue Warren, South Morrow County BMCC coor dinator, 422-7040. The first class session will begin March 6 and enrollment will be limited to 12. Further details may be obtain ed by contacting Warren or John Edmundson, instructor at work 676-9187 or home 676-5177. Saturday, February 22, 1992 Registration - 10 a.m. Crab and Ham Feed Ladies Tea - 1:30 p.m. Dinner 6 p.m. Lodge - 2 p.m. Dance 9 p.m . Semi-Formal/R.S.V.P. 676-9181 or 676-9220 Evenings Limited Housing - Bring RV’s - Lot s Available Friday Night Live M usic By M usic By Highwaymen and Burns 3 - D Productions Roger Ehrm antraut, John Breidenbach and Walt Foster. All events: first-Bob Bowen, second-J.R. Roilis, third-Russell Britt, fourth-Roger Ehrmantraut, fifth-DeRoyce Lusher, sixth-Bob Hubbard, seventh-Neil Beamer, eighth-Dave Zachry. The tournament was co-chaired by Delbert Binschus and Oliver Devin. Both stated that they were pleased with the participation in the tournament. Sun., Feb. 23, Breakfast 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Dance Lesson Mon. Feb. 24 7 p.m. Contact Dick or Vicki Turrell Western Swing and others Heppner Elks 358 676-9181 142 N. M ail “ Where Friends Meet” Trust O ur Professionals to do the lob Right! lAMGMMENTI 5 For bettor steering control & rediKeddrejrear r f$ ®° O FF ¡HBÉB i i i i i Clear The Wa1 For A Great Garden. CUP THIS COUPON! Any Alignment Service With this Coupon Limit 1 per customer. Expires Feb. 29, 199£ j I L Roundup* grass and weed killer in preparing vegetable gardens and flower beds. Kills weeds and grasses, roots and all. Then plant in only seven days. Biodegradable Standard Alignment BMCC will be offering a serger sewing class beginning Feb. 25. The class will be held at the Heppner High School Home Ec room from 7 to 9 p m. on Tuesday nights. Feb. 25, March 3 and 10. Special serger techniques will be taught by instructor Nancy Jepsen and incorporated into a creative sweatshirt or project of the student's choice. A list of sup plies needed is available at the Shoe Box. Cost of the course is $12. Call Sue W arren at 422-7040 to register. ' ». ■ •: Highwaymen Saturday Night BM CC offers serging class ,!•, s 85 attempts. Helix also had a good shooting night, making 27 of 57 for 47 percent. lone had one of its best performances at the line making 10-11 for 91 percent. Heppner Elks Lodge Bowling tournament winners announced Russell Britt was the singles’ winner in the ABC-sanctioned Men’s City Bowling Tournament Feb. 8-9 at Heppner Bowl. Roger Ehrmantraut and A1 Scott were doubles’ winners, Bob Bowen was all event winner and Mindy’s Flytrap won the first place team award. Other winners in the handicap competition are as follows: Singles: first-Russell Britt, second-J.R. Roilis, third-Bob Bowen, fourth-Joe Anderson, fifth-Bob Hubbgrd, sixth-Wes Ruybal. Doubles: first-Roger Ehrman traut and A1 Scott, second- DeRoyce Lusher and Dave Wildman, third-Dave Barnett and Bob Hubbard, fourth-Andrew Lacey and Bob Bowen. Team: first-Mindy’s Flytrap- Paul Ploskunak, Gerald Hoeft, Larry Scroggins, Harry Hartley and Garry VanArsdale; second G & A Construction-Rusty Estes, Rick Paullus, Andrew Lacey, Roger Ehrmantraut and Bob Bowen; third Duck’s Flock- DeRoyce Lusher, A1 Scott, Photo by Wayne Hama Jason Proudfoot wants the ball Passenger Cars _______ * I 9 M Pickups and Vans.............. ^ 2 5 ^ Roundup* is a registered trademark of Monsanto Company Always read and follow label directions. Pass. Car 4-Wheels.... ...... - , 5250 (Models where ell wheels are adjustable) 0 CENEX LA N D O LAKES Morrow County Grain Growers ; • 1-800-452-7396 350 Main Lexington. 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