FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 1, 2000
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Heppner High School Mustang boys' team earns second place in the district championships.
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang
boys earned a trip to the State 2A
Tournament with a hard-fought
48-45 win over the Pilot Rock
Rockets at the District 7-2A
Tournament. The Mustangs beat
Weston-McEwen, 50-32, on
Friday, Feb. 25, to advance to the
championship game.
The Mustangs, now 16-
10 overall, were to play Oakndge
on Tuesday morning at the state
tournament held in Pendleton
from Feb. 29 to March 4.
Blake Knowles got the
Mustangs off to a good start
against the Tigerscots by hitting
a three-pointer. Craig Scott hit
Joe Papineau on a nice pass for a
lay-m, Knowles got a steal and a
lay-m and Ryan Matteson scored
on a lay-in to make it 9-0 before
the Tigerscots knew what hit
them. Scott hit a long jumper
and Papineau scored on a
rebound basket to make it 13-6,
but a three-pointer by the
Tigerscots narrowed the lead to
13-9 after one.
Stefan Matheny hit a
runaipg jumper and an acrobatic
lay-in and Michael McCabe
made a lay-m off a nice pass
from Matteson to make it 19-9
early in the second quarter.
McCabe hit a running jumper to
make it 21-11 but the Tigerscots
came back with a bucket to make
it 21 -13. Knowles hit a rebound
basket, Matteson hit a long
jumper and Matheny scored on a
nice pass from Scott to give the
Mustangs a 27-13 lead at
halftime.
Matheny scored on a
driving lay-in but the Tigerscots
got to within 29-17 before
Knowles hit a jumper, McCabe
scored on a lay-in and Matheny
drove in for another lay-in to
make it 35-17.
Papineau hit a short
jumper to open the fourth quarter
to make it 37-21 and Chip Piper
hit a long jumper from the top of
the key to make it 39-24. The
Tigerscots got to within 40-30
but Papineau scored on a
rebound basket and Matteson hit
Knowles on a nice pass for a lay-
in to make it 44-30 and put the
game away. Matteson scored,
McCabe hit two free throws and
Brian Rust scored to close out the
scoring.
Knowles
led
the
Mustangs with 11 points, 16
rebounds, six offensive, and three
steals. Matheny hit 5-7 shots to
finish with 10 points, three
rebounds and two assists.
McCabe had nine points, 10
rebounds, four steals and two
assists and Papineau hit 4-5 for
eight points. Matteson finished
with six points and two assists
and Scott had three steals.
Pilot Rock jumped all
over the Mustangs, taking a 12-2
lead before Knowles hit a jumper
and Matheny hit two free throws
to end the first quarter with the
Rockets leading, 14-6.
Scott converted a three-
point play and Matteson hit a
long three-pointer to get the
Mustangs to within 17-12.
McCabe made a free throw and
Knowles made a three-pointer to
get within 19-16, then Knowles
got a tip-in to make it 20-18.
Matteson scored on a rebound
basket to close out the first half
with the Mustangs trailing, 22-
20 .
Matteson then took the ball down
court on the in-bounds play and
made a long pass to McCabe for
a lay-in at the buzzer and the
final margin of victory.
Knowles hit 5-8 shots for
11 points and grabbed five
rebounds. Matteson hit 3-5 from
three-point range for 11 points
and also had three steals.
Matheny had nine points, five
steals and three assists and
McCabe had eight points, seven
rebounds, two assists and two
steals. Papineau grabbed four
rebounds and Scott dished off
four assists.
At the conclusion of the
tournament, Ryan Matteson was
named to the Columbia Basin
conference first team and Blake
Knowles and Michael McCabe
received honorable mention.
Statistics
Weston-McEwen 9 4 8 11-32
Heppner 13 14 8 15-50
Weston-McEwen-Clarfc 4 0-0 8, Smith 4
0- 1 8, Lieuallen 1 0-0 3, Monaco 1 1-2 3,
Tucker 1 0-0 2, Wagenaar 1 0-0 2,
Quaempts 1 0-0 2, Glover 2 0-0 4,
Langford 0 0-0 0 Perrine 0 0-0 0.15-49 1-
2 32.
3 pt -Lieuallen
Heppner-Blake Knowles 5-6 0-2 11,
- Stefan Matheny ;& < i'0*2- 10r Michael
“ McCabe 3-7 3-4 9, Joe Papineau 4-5 0-0
<8, Ryan Matteion 3-S. 0> f 0. Crafe Scott
1- 2 0-1 2, Chip P ip e M -Y 0-0 2, Brian
Rust 1-2 0-2 2, Clint Bellamy 0-4 0-0 0,
Sam Van Liew 0-1 0-2 0. 23-46 2-12 50.
3 pt.-Knowles.
Matheny hit a jumper to
open the third to tie the game,
but the Rockets came back to
take a 26-22 lead. MattesdUhit
another NBA-length three-
pointer then Knowles hit a short
jumper and scored on a lay-m on
a nice pass from McCabe to give Pilot Rock 14 8 12 11-45
the Mustangs a 29-26 lead. It Heppner 6 14 18 10-48
was 32-28 after another Matteson Pilot Rock-Van Pelt 7-12 4-5 18,
Labrousse 4-15 3-3 13, Sohappy 2-5 1-2
three-pointer, but the Rockets 6, Humphreys 1-4 3-9 5, Alderman 1-2 1-
came back to tie at 32-32. 2 3, McLaughlin 0-1 0-0 0, Erickson 0-1
0-0 0, Christensen 0 0-1 0. 15-40 12-22
McCabe hit a leaning jumper, 45.
made one of two free throws and 3 pt. Labrousse 2, Sohappy.
Matheny hit a three-pointer to
make it 38-32 and the Mustangs
took a 38-34 lead into the fourth
quarter.
Papineau got a tip-in to
open the fourth, but the Rockets
came back to make it 40-39.
The HHS band is holding
Clint Bellamy scored on a nice an Amish wall hanging raffle to
pass from Matheny but the raise money for their trip to
Rockets came back to tie on a Silverwood amusement park on
three-pointer. Matheny hit a May 19-20.
running jumper with 2:08 left to
The raffle is one of many
make it 44-42 but the Rockets fund raisers, including a popcorn
came back to take a 45-44 lead sale, and are planning to have a
with 1:21 left. McCabe hit two food booth on Saturday of the St.
free throws with :45.2 left to give Patrick's Celebration weekend.
the Mustangs a 46-45 lead, then
Tickets are 50 cents
grabbed a huge rebound off a apiece or five for $2. The
Pilot Rock miss with :20 left.
drawing will be at the food booth
The rockets grabbed the at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday of St.
rebound of a missed free throw Pat's weekend.
Tickets are available by
of the Mustangs but went down
the court and turned the ball over contacting Jody Maddem, 676-
with a travel with :06.3 left. 5463, or at Heppner High School.
HHS band
plans raffle
KIRK 61 ROBINSON
RANCH
M C G C News
Justice Court
Report
Mustang boys earn trip to state
By Sandi Day
The
warmer
temperatures brought out a
record number of shooters at the
weekly Sunday shoot of the
Morrow County Gun Club.
MCGC president Curt
Day had a good day at the 16-
yard line with a 24 of 25 for first
place, followed by Harvey
Childers and Mick Sharp with 23
each and Bob Krein and Jeff
Cutsforth each with 22.
At the 20-yard handicap line,
Day, Bill Greenup and Childers
had a three-way tie for first with
22, Cutsforth and Mick Sharp
had 21 each and the Schlichting
brothers, Mark and Bill, tied for
third with 20.
The ladies' shoot at the
16-yard line was won by Deona
Hodges followed by Lorn (Day)
Branstetter, Sandi Day and
Chrissy Wall.
First time junior shooter
Zane Ford-Day shot a very
impressive 16 of 25 to lead the
junior division, followed by
Cody Ford-Day and Tayler
Hodges.
There were four large
Annie Oakleys shot with Travis
Greenup, Bill Greenup, Bob
Krein and Harvey Childers each
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in
Heppner reports handling the fol
lowing business:
Marla James Anderson, 30,
Lexington-Violation of the Basic
Rule, 76 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$132 fine;
Craig Stewart Strobel, 44,
Heppner-Violation of the Basic
Rule, 72 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$77 fine;
Lyle Robert V errall, 61,
Heppner-Violation of the Basic
Rule, 71 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$ 132 fine;
James Elmer Holtz, 27, Ione-
Violation of the Basic Rule, 81
mph in a 55 mph zone, $147 fine;
Greg V incent Smith, 31,
Heppner-Violation of the Basic
Rule, 77 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$87 fine;
Leroy Alvin D ieter, 42,
Boardman-Violation of the Basic
Rule, 80 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$132 fine;
Mark Schular, 42, Heppner-No
Operator’s License, Driving Un
insured, Switched License Plates,
$343 fine;
Judith L. Simmons, 31, Spray-
No Operator’s License, $77 fine;
C. J. W. Kestler, 18, Imgon-
Violation of the Basic Rule, 70
mph in a 55 mph zone, $77 fine;
Brian Richard Olea, 23,
Heppner-Harassment Violation,
$307 fine;
Daniel Edward Savage, 40,
Union-Criminal Trespass II, $307
fine.
4-H News
The Incredible Edible 4-H
Club
By Clint Krebs, reporter
The Incredible Edible 4-H Club
met Feb. 11 at the lone Fire Hall.
Members brought fabric and
other sewing items to send to a
woman who makes clothing for
underprivileged girls in the
United States.
They also made cookies for a
meeting that was held in lone as
a community service project.
Members
brought
an
international dish and shared
some history about their dish and
the country it came from.
Members attending included
Abby Key, Johnny Collin,
Krystal Temple, Amy Jepsen,
Heather Rill, Jeff Hunt and Kayla
LaRue and leaders Shelby and
Maureen Krebs.
sth Annual CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
FARM & LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT
S a tu rd a y , M a rc h 11, 2000
1O:S0 a .m . • H e rm ls to n , OR
DIRECTIONS: Traveling easl tram Boardman, OR on 1-84, lake exit 180. turn south, go 1/4 mile to Noble Road, turn
east, go 1/2 mile to sale site; or traveling wesl from Pendleton. OR on 1-84. take exit 182, turn south, cross over
freeway, turn west on Noble Road, go 11/2 miles to sale site, or traveling south from Tn-Gties, WA on 1-82, turn east
on 1 - 84 , b*e exit 180, turn south, go 1/4 mile to Noble Road, turn east, go 1/2 mile to sale site WATCH FOR SIGNS
Man arrested
on drug charge
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is a partial listing, additional consignments coming in daily
Already consigned are many Top Quality Items Watch your paper for additional listings prior to sale
TR A C TO R S
TR U C K * , P IC K U P S , T R A IL E R *
Cat 9UD-S, Serial#9U10166, Undercarriage 50%
AC 440, Cummins Engine, 10 spd Road Ranger. 23.1x26
Duals
Ford 4000w/HD Loeder, PS. 8 spd. 3 p i, PTO (excel-
1967 GMC, 305 V-6.4-2 spd, 18' bed
1963 Ford F-600,292 V-8,4-2 spd
1964 * Dodga w/3750 gal. Water Tank, PTO Pump,
Cummins Diesel, 5-4 spd
1055 Intern attonsl.11/2 ton. 14 BediH ast Metal Sides,
4-2 spd
Ford 600,3 pt . PTO (runs good)
1904 Ford 3/4 ton Dimol, Utility Box, Uft Gate. Auto. V-8
Massey Ferguson 35 w/Lo«der. 3 pt. PTO
Ford 601 wfHD Loader, PS. Select-o-Speed trans 3 pt 1979 Ford F350, Utility Box, HD Air Compressor. 200 gal
Split Fuel Tank, Auto, V-8
PTO
Ford »51 wfLoader, PS, New Engine, Excellent Rubber, 1971 Ford 10 Wheeler, 5-3 spd, w/Potato Bed
1900 Ford F 600,14' Pump Bed. V-8.5-2 spd
3 pi. PTO
1071 Chevy 3/4 ton 4>4, Flatbed. 4 spd. V-8
Ferguson TO 35,3 pi, PTO (runs good)
1999 Donahue 18' Flatbed Trailer, Penlel Hitch. 10,0000
Ford 9N, rebuilt motor. 3 pt, PTO
Dual
Axles. w/Ramps. Electric Brakes (new)
Ford IN, 3 pi, PTO (runs good)
(2) Flatbed TraOeri, 16'& 18 5.0000 Axles Ramps. Elec
Cate VAC, PTO
tric Brakes (new)
Ford »50,3 pi, PTO, 5-2 spd (runs good)
Farmall Super H w/F-11 Loader, 3rd Hyd. Valve, Dirt 1983 Raltdn 20' Flatbed Semi-Pull Trailer
Gooseneck Flatbed Trailer, Homemade. 8 1/Z x 16'.
Bucket Tricycle Front, Good Rubber
Wood Deck, 16’ Rubber
Case International 2250 Loader. w/Dwt Bucket
MMeon 42' Semi livestock Trailer
Qulk Attach Brackets (excellent)
11’ Gram Slip Tank
M tS N U 4640,4 WO, Cab. Aa, Power Shafts, Duals
International 1456 , 4 NOPTO. 3 pt Pallet Racks "TT
T IL L A C R
to 16' high
John Deere 340 13’Offaat Dlac, on Rubber
New Holland TC 20 w/7308 Loader, 3 pt. 540 PTO. Low John Deere (' Blade, 3 pt
Horn
7 Shank Ripper, 3 pt
H A V IN G
Stveral 5' & 6' Blades, 3 pi
International 620 Grain Drill, 12 Double Disc. Packer
John Door« 070 Rika, Hyd Drive
Now Holland 1032 Stack Uner Balt Wagon, pull type Wheels
International 445 Baler, Twine. PTO
S H O P A M IS C E L L A N E O U S
John Door* 407 Baler, 2 Tic. Twine, PTO
300 gal. Diesel Tank, w/Vacuum Pump. Flat Bottom
Leon I Wheel V Rake, Foldup Wings 3 pt
600 gal. Diesel Tank, w/Vacuum Pump. Flat Bottom
John Door« 348 Baler, Twine. PTO
120 gal. Portable Sprayer, 5 hp Honda Motor
A two-month investigation by
the BENT Team resulted in the
execution of a search warrant and
the arrest of Satumino Flores, 33,
of 202 SE 4th Street in Irrigon.
The BENT team and deputies
from the Morrow County
Sheriffs office arrested Flores in
a vehicle near his residence. A
search warrant was then served
on Flores's residence where small
amounts of methamphetamine
and marijuana were seized.
Flores has been lodgecflat the
Umatilla County Jail and is
facing charges of possession of a
controlled substance, frequenting
a place where controlled
substances
are used and
endangering the welfare of a
minor. Bail for the three charges
is $37,000.
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L IV E S T O C K A F E N C IN G
Powder River XL Squeeze Chute
Priafart Squeeze Chute
(10) 12' Metal Pintle
(30) 10' Metal Panala
(10) 12' Matal Panala w/Bow Gat«
Pancake supper
The Shrove Tuesday Pancake
Supper, sponsored by All Saints'
Episcopal Church, will be held
Tuesday, March 7, from 5-7:30
p.m. at the church.
The menu features all-you-can-
eat pancakes, ham, fruit and
coffee, tea, juice and milk.
Cost is $3 for adults, $2 for
students antf $10 for a family.
Everyone is invited to attend.
I hp Gae Bark Shredder
3” Hand Lina
Seare Riding Lawn Mower
Miscellaneous Shop Tools
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Receiving merchandise at Sale Site beginning Saturday, March 4, 2000.
Consignments accepted until 5 p.m., Monday, March 6, 2000.
All merchandise must be at sale site by 5 p.m., Thursday, March 9, 2000.
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T o L ive
Reason
J A n n o u n c it ig . ..
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Bull Sale
with a win.
After three weeks of
league shooting, the team of
Mick
Sharp
and
Roger
Mortimore is currently in the
lead.
The next shoot will be held on
Sunday, March 5, at 10 a.m. at
the club house in Lexington.
If
I n O regon
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There’s a bank here that would happily
answer all your questions about IRAs.
(Even the really silly ones.)
W ILLOW CREEK CLINIC
will open for family and urgent care medicine
provided by Kenneth F. W enberg, M .D .
at 274 N. Main Street, Heppner.
For appointments,
please call 989-8403 prior to March 6th, & 676-5440 after.
Sunday, March 19th
1:00 p.m.
Morrow County Fairgrounds • Heppner
Plan to attend the three day Irish cele
The clinic will open Wednesday, March 9.
bration in Heppner and choose your
Clinic hours u/ill be:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday &. Friday, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday &.Thursday, 2-5:30 p.m.
Thursday evening until 7:30 p.m.
2000 range sires from the top end of
our Polled Hereford, Salers or A ngu s
bulls Bulls will be available for inspec
tion at the fairgrounds starting on Sat
urday March 18th This is a low-key, si
lent auction where bidders may place
A
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I E ligible
Actually, almost everyone is qualified
to invest their retirement dollars in an
IRA. Even people who are over 70'/2
years of age can make contributions.
The real question is which kind of IRA
G O O D
P LAC E
T O
LIVE .
F or
A
n
I RA?
- if any - is the right one for you. Our
friendly people are more than happy
to answer that or any other burning
questions you might have. Why not
stop in some time soon and ask away.
G O O D
PLACE
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OFE9LEiOVST. iviCL 6e March 8-9, 9 a. m. -5 p. m.
or raise bids without haste Wnte or call
for information
You are welcome to stop by for information & light refreshments.
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will always be
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on an
as needed basis.
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