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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 22, 1995 'Information Superhighway' to form The 12 people who attended a meeting January 10 express ed a strong wish to see inex pensive local access for Morrow County to what has come to be called the "In form ation Superhighway". Since then Wendell Buck, director of the Oregon Trail Library District, attended a state-wide meeting to explore the possibilities. He also talked with a represen tative of a group in the Tri- Cities called the Tri-Cities Free Net, which is interested in ap plying for grants to provide In ternet access for eastern W ashington, northeastern Oregon and part of Idaho. Bruce McComb, executive director of the Tri-Cities Free net, will be in Heppner Tues day, March 7 to make a presen tation of his organizations plan. Buck will also present a brief report of the meeting he attend ed. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. and will be held at the library in Heppner. The meeting is open to the public and anyone who is interested is encouraged to attend. Heppner gains second league win beat Rockets Mustangs' last game not memorable Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper All Saints Episcopal Parish Hall Tuesday February 28, I995 5 to 7:30 p.m. Adults*®75 Students *1 so Family * 800 , Photo by Joyce Hughes Ben Ewing (3) and Chris Sykes (44) try to stop a Rocket player A ONE TIME SPECIAL PURCHASE! Photo by Joyce Hughes Jim Schlaich (21) scores two points against Sherman, while Shaun Hisler (23) and Ethan Burnside (31) watch TT-1XHD WITH EXCHANGE 625 CCA 150 Reserve capacity minutes (150594) 59 95, TT-3EH WITH EXCHANGE 850 CCA 280 Reserve capacity minutes (150711) Our Most Popular Truck and Tractor Batteries 1 2 V O LT Photo by Joyce Hughes Trent Hughes (14) swats ball being passed to a Pilot Rock player. TT-30H 625 CCA 150 Reserve capacity minutes (150690) TT HD-31 A 950 CCA 170 Reserve capacity minutes (152004) Post Terminal (152012) Stud Terminal TT-3ET 460 CCA 120 Reserve capacity minutes (150914) 5995 WITH EXCHANGE 7995 5995 WITH EXCHANGE WITH EXCHANGE Heppner gained its second conference win Friday night, Feb. 17, when they downed Pilot Rock, 57-46, on the Mustangs' home court. The game was fairly even un til the fourth quarter when Heppner went on a 21-15 scor ing spree to put the contest out of reach for the Rockets. Trent Hughes of the Mus tangs led all scorers with 21 points, followed by Brent Wright who nailed 16. Byron Ellis and Chris Hum phreys had 10 points each to lead the Rockets. Others to score for the Mustangs were: Eric Schon- bachler with eight, Justin Mat- teson, six, Chris Dickenson, four, and Dan Burnside with two points. Heppner 16 9 11 21 57 Pilot Rock 12 11 8 15 46 Heppner Matteson 3 0-1 6, Schon- bachler 2 4-6 8, Hughes 6 9-14 21, D Burnside 1 0-0 2, Dickenson 1 2-4 4, Wright 6 4-7 16, Sykes. Totals 19 19-33 57 Pilot Rock: Drake, Hemphill, Stillman 1 0-0 2, Ellis 3 4-6 10, Humphreys 3 1-3 10, Hoisington. Smith 3 0-0 6, Doherty 3 0-36, Perkins 2 0-3 4, Zimmerman 4 0-0 8 Totals 19 5-15 46 Three point goals Humphreys three Fouled out Stillman. Perkins, Zimmer man, Wright. Total fouls Pilot Rock 31 Heppner 17. Technical fouls none. Heppner's final game of the 1994-95 season was not a memorable one, as the Sher man County Huskies dusted the Mustangs 69-34 on the Huskies' home court Saturday, Feb. 18. Sherman's superior height proved to be the difference, as the Huskies dominated the in side game, swatting shots, grabbing rebounds and placing short jumpers over the Hepp ner players. Trent Hughes, the Mustangs' leading scorer all season, managed only seven points in the contest, while Sherman placed three players in double figures. Other scoring for the Mustangs were: Chris Dicken son, six, Eric Schonbachler, Jim Schlaich and Ethan Burnside with four points; Brent Wright with three, Chris Sykes and Shawn Hisler, two, and Justin Matteson and Ben Ewing with one point each. Heppner 5 8 10 11 34 Sherman County 16 21 19 13 69 Heppner: Matteson 01-21, Ewing 0 1-2 1. Schonbachler 2 0-0 4. Hughes 3 0-0 7. Schlaich 2 0-2 4. Hisler 10-12. Dicken son 2 2-2 6. Wright 1 1-4 3. Sykes Totals 1 0-0 2 Totals 14 5-16 34 Sherman County Burnett 1 0-0 2, McArthur 1 0-0 2 Williams 7 0-2 16, Timblin 1 2-2 4. O'Connor 3 0-0 7, M Anderson 1 2-4 4 Beers 3 1-2 7, Town send 6 2-3 15 W Anderson 1 0-0 2, Tindell 4 2-2 10, Thomas, Fuller. Totals 28 9-15 69 Three point goals Hughes, Williams two, O'Connor, Townsend Fouled out none Total fouls Heppner 14 Sherman County 19 Technical fouls none Good Luck Cardinals & Lady Cardinals at state Murray Drugs, Inc. Tickets now on sale for A Big Gan HD Battery '¿sisusiy 24, 24F, 74 675 C.C.A. ù c n iu r i,- The BIG GUN is a true heavy duty service battery designed to meet the demand of off the road automotive use in trucks. 4*4 s etc The BIG GUN will take vibration and punishment and will continue to deliver maximum starling power 5495 amper WI TH EXCHANGE Motorcycle and Lawn and Garden Battery 128 C .C .A . (152354) Sale Effective thru 2495 WITH EXCHANGE 3 11-95 - Coordinating Council meeting set Morrow County G rain G row ers J 350 Main Street Lexington. Oregon Phone 989 8221 Photo by Joyce Hughes Bonnie Grant (I), publicity chairman for the Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo committee sells tickets to John DeBo of Les Schwab on a 1995 Polaris 2x4 300 ATV valued at $4,000 to be raffled March 19 at the Morrow County Fairgrounds. Jeff DeBo sits on top. Tickets are on sale for $10 each from Gardner s. Green Feed. Hair House and Schwab or may be purchased at the fair office or any fair or rodeo committee member You need not be pre sent to win. 97839 1 800 452 7396 The Heppner Coordinating Council will meet next on Tues- day, February 28, at 7:30 a m. in the GEODC office. Morrow County Schools Superintendent Chuck Starr will be present to brief the council on school district issues. Also the council wil review progress on the community "gap study". The public is welcome to at tend all meetings of the Hepp ner Coordinating council. Memlrer Jeweler? of America, Inc Peterson’s Heppner Jewelers
