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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 26, 1992 - THREE Lady Cards edge Dufur Sherman shakes up Lady Cardinals The shooting statistics told the story as lone hit just 13 of 46 from the field for 28 percent and 10 of 24 for 42 percent from the line. Sherman was 19 of 39 from the floor for 49 percent and 17 of 22 for 77 percent from the line. “ We struggled offensively in the last half of the season,” said Heideman, but he noted that the Lady Cards did finish the season with a respectable 18-4 record. Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper All Saints Episcopal Parish Hall Photo by Wayne Hams Krystal Minster (10) blocks a Huskie shot fouling one of the Huskies least By Anne Morter successful free throw shooters to Photo by Wayne Hams Kari Morgan (41) puts a shot up while being heavily guarded by Dufur. By Anne Morter against Sherman on Saturday Offensive struggles led to the Lady Cardinals elimination from the Big Sky District Tournament, held last weekend at Umatilla High School. The Lady Cards got by Dufur on Friday, Feb. 21, to advance to the second place game On Saturday, Feb. 22, Sher man County threw an unexpected man-to-man defense at the Lady Cards, shaking them up enough to grab an 11-2 lead. With that kind of hole to dig out of plus several starters in early foul trou ble, the Cards found themselves down at halftime 32-17. The se cond half wasn’t much better as the Lady Cards couldn’t buy a bucket and continued to be plagued by fouls. Late in the third quarter, four of the starters were benched with foul trouble. In the fourth quarter, the Cards tried Feb. 22, but once there they didn’t have the offensive fire power to keep their state tourna ment hopes alive. Late scores by Dufur made the Friday game look closer than it actually was. With a 14-7 lead att halftime the Lady Cardinals broke the game open in the third quarter, opening a 15-point lead. Dufur sank some baskets in the “ Why didn’t my tax bill go closing seconds to bring the final down after Ballot Measure 5?” is score within eight, 35-27. a question many Oregonians are Janie Cupps was the game's asking these days. This question high scorer with 12 points, will be addressed at a free followed by Nancy Morter with Workshop on March 5, from 7 to 11. Kari Morgan’s nine rebounds 9 p.m. at Heppner Elementary led the Cards to a 27-25 reboun Scool auditorium. Heppner. ding edge. Cupps also had seven The workshop will be con steals and Morter had two assists ducted by Bruce Weber, an OSU in the game. Extension economist and staff Both teams shot 31 percent member of the OSU program for from the field, with lone making governm ental research and 15 of 48 and Dufur hitting 11 of education. The workshop will ex 35. The Lady Cards had a dismal plain how property tax bill, and performance at the line where Arlington Volunteer Am increase their understanding of they connected on just four of 13 bulance EMT III Doug Foster how their tax bill is computed. for 31 percent. presented a rescue vehicle to Morrow County Medical Board chairman Jackie Bergstrom and lone EMT II Jim Boor last Tues day night in lone. The 1971 Suburban was donated to the A rlington Volunteer Ambulance crew by the South Gilliam County Health is the only Portland Branch* dealership District. The Suburban has been to appear among the TOP 50 DEALERS used for the past two years as a backup vehicle by the Arlington in National Rankings crew. “ We felt that we should for donate it to someone who need CUSTOMER SATISFACTION! ed it,” said Foster. Boor said that the Suburban will be used as lone’s main So, when you think about buying rescue vehicle. Their previous your next vehicle - - rescue vehicle, which was think about donated to them by Kinzua Corp, WRIGHT CHEVROLET! will be retired. Boor said that the new vehicle will serve the needs of the lone •Portland Branch covers community better because it will Oregon, Washington, Idaho and parts of Montana provide access to more areas. “ If we have a farm accident,” add ed Boor, “ this vehicle can get right out into the field, where the Chevrolet & Oldsmobile old one was restricted to the highway.” The vehicle will serve an area of around 300 square H e rt^ V n g h ^ B ilN |jA a d n ^ miles. try to regain possession of the ball but as luck would have it, she picked this game to nail nine of her 10 attempts. “ We never got a break,” said coach Dana Heideman, summing up the game. “ Kids that had been shooting well didn’t--we couldn’t make anything from the outside,” he added. Nancy Morter led the Cardinals in scoring with 11 while Kari Morgan paced the team with nine rebounds and seven steals. Brandi Ball had two assists in the game. lone receives rescue vehicle Tax system topic A d u lts S2 75 S tu d e n ts $ | 50 F a m ily ${¡00 It s not a Holiday. Tuesday, March 3, 1992 5 to 7:30 p.m. National You still have to go to work! But 50 years ago today was the day of Penni's Birth. February 25th HAPPY BIRTHDAY WE LOVE YOU! xzxzxx I wish to thank each and everyone for the cards, flowers, phone calls, visits and prayers while I was hospitalized in Portland and The Dalles. With your love, concern and prayers I have come along way. I still have far to travel in my recovery, but I know your love and prayers will see me through. I am now residing at Columbia Basin Nursing Home, 1015 Webber Road, The Dalles, OR 97058. Since I can no longer communicate with each and every one I am conveying my sincere thanks to all through my wife Patricia. With Gods blessings signed Foster Odom, Arlington, OR Doug Foster, Jackie Bergstrom, Jim Boor ATTENTION! GOOD LUCK Wright Chevrolet / C A R D IN A L S ïï!> Äs Wright Chevrolet, Inc. 763-41 75 > ü. Fossil fPool Tournament and Auction 1:00 p.m. Sunday, March 1, 1992 Bucknum’s Tavern, Heppner, OH The public is encouraged to come bid on their favorite pool players. If they place First, Second or Third, you win a percentage o f the total auction pot. Players Include: Doug Lowe, Brian Thompson, Frank Lovgren, Bob Krein, John McCabe, Pat Sweeney, Jerry Healy, Dave and Lennie Hanna, Greg and Rick Johnston, Mike Doherty, Kelwayne Haguewood, Chuck Marquardt, Joe Taylor, Dennis Miller, Larry Heath, Roger Mortimore, John Kerr, Steve Ball, Doug Gunder son, Dan Matthews, Bill Kenny, Cliff Harris, Dale and Laurie Adlard, Cheryl McBride, Tony Fox, Dick McRoberts, Simon Winters, Ken Lindsay and Jay Coil. Balance of the auction proceeds will go to benefit the George Waterland Family. 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