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MH'1'M K (Kt' (,7TTt''TIMt'. Thurd,tMobr. I II V -J i f . ; is Conference Draws HHS Journalists GoldttOtterS Make fltSt Appearance Fur HHS journalism tu tli'li! tit jiri!H'iu!iti the 4ri!h ihlliK! ,V lHlirt!lC I'l'tS Crt- Iffviur in KugefM. r'ruUit and SltUMtj , IM l.i Md 14 Held or. Kip t n:erit ol tfctv'n cniiu the nitt'tini! Mill iruiute an all viMiti-rfmr Ki"iU'! Ii-iiturnitf itiw! X'.iktar William Milliard o! editor ol th1 Portland tircon i.m Mr Milliard ha the dutmition ol tM'it the only lii.uk city editor n! a nirtro politan daily nt,;.;ii,r in the A !.. i- u'Mi'! ; r.tver i;.' v out y.vt !Mt-kft i ii: out or !'.! cr js ktv. the smr ': water 1..4. The vtater lit'! 'TO!!- t' m.'.-i k Ot u j!T Yi'l at w i'.tiou: putt::-. the iw.v.f n !,;: Fillies Open with Impressive Win The Kopivier Hch T have opened :?ietr easr. iir trr press? ve wins over itior Sept !" and Shern.at' ;: The Hepprer B tear. . ied by Ar.ita I'aviasor. w::r. sewr points in :ne f:rt far;.-, ltd'. '.Tie Condor C tear;. 15-5 Tie F.Iiies ied trie entire ait.e itner scorers wore Cr:s Papmeau. trirre. K.t)ir. Fl.d.t two (ist. a Jane K.'ark ti Joan Hea! one Ir the sefonc fiart.e ot :.ne t'est-of-t.nret n.atch. the Kepp.tr tear; cartie awa uit.t anotrer tr.is tirtie 15-3 Anita I'a v uisor scored 12 points to iead the Heppner lean. on. a Jare Roark had two, i.'r:. pap--neau. one The HH C tear;, earned wins over Condor tear!.. 15-5 and 15-7 Tan.; Tm: was h.uh point plaver the first canse w;t.n s:x Foliowir.a her were Kitty Bella r: and K:;;.:net Lu Hacuew ood eai-r. with four; Sancv Bennett w;:n t-.-tv M.'!' Pierce and Tw...a K.vJdie each with two In the second tanie Tan. To!! u as aitam h.i.r point p.ae' uitr. . Moi.v Pierce h.u: f.Hjr Tw:!!a Kidd.e. c-. k;f Rt';..in .Nini? Kt- ''" and K.rt.rtiee i.u Hattue itiNKt each w :h one T"e B !ean. did as well Jvasnst I'onjor B tea::., scoring 'wo wins !.'-" and If M Joan Hea) was r.iith po:nt piaver the first came w:tr seven Anita Davtasor.. two. K.'t'ir. Kidd.e. two (.::, a Jane Koa'k. two and Mi chelle Bvatis. -wo Joan Hea! uas h t" -scorer the second itann- a.s--. this time w ith nine jmts An.ta Iaviaor. iojow ed w ;:r ev en The A tear, aiso canie out on top o: their .mes The Fillies wor; the t.'st itame '.5-4 with I)o:tr;a Bel. an scoring ten points other .vorers were C tie Alistott. two. Joan Cristn.an. "wo. ana Kristi )3ln Ulub Membersl ON NATIONAL 4-H CLUB WEEK I For All Your Shoe Needs Come To: GONTY'S 1 -ALSO- RADIOS TAPE RECORDERS STEREOS H.ntiiowood one Joan Christ man was Itiitn scorer the se-ond tanir with fue Hunts. K":st: HattuewiHwd. four. Su san Hea.V three Cvde All stott. two and Ifcmna Belia-:- v. on The FiUies won the tame 15 10 The HHS C team earned cioe wins oer Sherman. Twil.a Kiddie uas hith point p,.ner with ten points ana Bennett follow efl w:tn three, and K.nimee Lu Ha:uewood. two Heppner won the first jtanie 15-11 Tension mounted in the second ta:ne. however, when the scores remained ciose throughout the match, hat KHS came away win the win. Imi-) Kimmee Lu Hacue w"d was 'op player with sever- points Twilia Kiddie, tour Turin Toll, four; and K;f Bel.amv one Ttie entire Heppner B team scored atainst Snern.an and tat'-e awav with, a close win 2 ' 'i H.tr. Scorer was Joan HeaA w;tr. tour. Kotnn Kid die, three. On.a Jane Koark. trt-ee Antta Daviclsor.. two. Criss Papmeau. two and Micheiie Evans, one Sherman topped Heppner the second cartie to tie the contest, w ith a score of 15-o Anita Davidson was hich -point player with five, i riss Papmeau. two; Joan Heal, three The Hepp ner ciris could not eet out of tne rut. tnoucn. and Sherr.an won the tes!-ol-tnree n.atch after a w in in the third game 16-14 The Fillies worked their way up from an over powering iead. but it was not enough to stop snerman Joan Healy was high point with four. Anita Davidson, three; Criss Papmeau. three. Micheie Evans, two: On. a Jane Roark. one and Robin Riddle, one The A team earned a tieht w in over Snerman. 15-13. with Juan Chnstman scoring eight of the winning points Susan Healy earned three; Cyde Allstott. two: and Kristi Haguewood. two They also came out on top of their second game with every player scoring The score was 15-7 Susan Heaiy. Kristi Haeueuood. Joan Chnstman and Donna Bellamy each scored three: Cde Alistott. two: and Jean Christnian. one The Fillies last games were Oct 3 against Maupin. Their next three matches will be aw av JV Record h11 t fmal! put it all together.' said coach Pale Conkhn follow inn a 2 ictor over Pilot Kin k B the Heppner H.gh School junior .iritv in foottall action plaved at the rodeo croumls Mondav mcht The win evened the J' season record at I I I Tfie tie coming earlier at Pilot Km k. (Hi. and the los to Condon. 12 " It was a total ettorl". haid Coach Conkhn. "Nth ofiensiv ei and dotensivelv Heppner rushed for a total of is:; vards while holding Pilot Rock to 42 rushing ards and ran Af ofiensiv e plavs to the opponents 23 Wade Padherg opened the scoring effort with a 2i-ard pass reception from quarter back Mike orwick The F'AT failed and the Una! eleven took a 6-0 lead at halttime In the second halt. Padtn-rg collected a pair of touch downs. Clavton Wilson and Joe Kennv scored points after, and Orw ick ran 1 ard for the final score Pilot Hock's lone taliv came on a kickoff return w ith 44 seconds remaining and the PAT was good Cited for outstanding defen sive piav were Dale Munkers. IMui! Gontv. John .!ers. Wade Padterg and Wilson In addition to the hackfieid. the of tensive line of Steve Mal eom. Jim Wilneim. Danny Marshall. Greg Clou . and Kay Whitaker did a great ior f opening the hoies for the Uicks Heppner takes a week off from the football battles with a bve this Mondav and then gets back into action with a home contest in a rematch with Condon at the rodeo grounds October 9 Game time is 6 p n, SCORING: Pilot Rock 0 0 0 8 8 Heppner 0 6 8 14- 23 Vssioin in vearUxik and newspaper area, panel dm t'uwionk. photography f.hi til and the I'O WSl' l.xillvall j;anir will all be opvn to tui1ent and d ior atten d.mce The Cfoup frtmi Heppner High will leave Thurila. Aug 2 and will slop in Salem to v is.it tfe large offset pre-e ol the Salem Slatesnian and the 1'apilal Journal before continuing to Eugene lor registration that evening tm the trip will he Greg Davidson Greg Green Sherr Keiiip Marie VanMarter and Uianne Kel! Chaperone will h- Mr and Mrs (tennis Tonev Mr Toiwx will he attending the Journalism Ed ucators Meetings class taking shape The Women s Figure Con trol class offered here through Blue Mountain Community College is shaping up. as will the participant!) during the fall tern i s"ssion The exercises given h the qualified instructor. Martha (Mhertv . are designed to tone muscle that for many women become problem areas Kig orous calisthentics are out. replaced by a more relaxed program of " stretch" exeer cises in which each partici pant n-.av do at her own twice to derive the individual desir ed eftect The urogram will include a halt an hour of control exer cises and an hour of recrea tional exercise such as vol ley bail, tumbling, basketball and indoor hockey The class meets every Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7 M to 9 (W p m in the Jr High gym. however since this is an individualized course, w omen are not requir ed to attend both nights but rattier to work with the instructor for a personalized program Even though problem had heel them all day. the Heppner High dance team came off Friday night in fine shape and received a warm response trom the Urge loot hall crowd This was the (irst perform ance tor the newly -lormed learn, under the direction of Lynda Musher They had trouble all week with their outfits, and their body suits finally arriving in the mail at noon in Friday They weren't as lucky with the pom-pom, though, and at the last minute divided to make yam pom poms for that evening per formance The group formed an "M" in front ol the main grandstand before going through their routine Itie group has named them-M-lve the Goldtrottert Their next performance will be iVt . when HHS will meet Maupin First time work shop held A two-day tole painting workshop, the first one ever to be held in this area, was Saturday and Sunday at the school building in Lexington The group of tourteen woncm painted lor eight hours both davs The workshop was rondix ed by Mrs Jim Alekandei from 'Milton Freewater, who leaches tole painting there All but two of the women art klodonU of hers The group learned new technique and lo paint things they had never dime before: Docile, da n.U lions rosea, lilacs. Queen Anne's lac, fieache. pine cones, rasptier rie and strawberries At the workshop were Mrs. IVlbert Piper. Mrs. Eldon Padherg, Mrs Hob Davidson, Mrs Ue Padherg and Mrs. Jean Teel. all Lexington, Mrs Hob Mabonev, Mrs Phil Mahoney.Mr James Norene, Mrs Doug Dubuque. Mrs Art Walkins, Mrs Carl Spaulding and Mrs Hutch laiughlin, all Heppner, Mrs Memn leon arti. Hernnston, and Mrs Irene Hissmger. Pendleton "A great time was had by all," one of the painter commented 0 f k-' JJ ;.i I ;;'. A MAJviR LEAGl'E TEAM STANDINGS Name of team w , I Inland Chemical 8 4 BPoE : 5 Heppner eneer T 5 W rights Countrv Store 5 7 IOO.F. " 5 T M C G G 4 8 High Ind Game-Dave Eck-n.an--2o3. Butch Wmters-201 High Ind Series-Dave Eck-man-53. Rav Massev-510 High Team Ga'me-M C G G -l-40. Iroatid Chemical-925. High team series-M C G G -27. Inland Chemical-2iC. Tlie photographer just missed the magic catch Dave Eckman made just before he wen! out of (rounds Two from Condon are right on him From the two yard line. Heppner went over for he one and only TD of the game for either side KOFFEE KIT KEGLERS TEAM W L The Ijist Drops 9 3 The Three Holer 7 5 Weary Wives 6 6 Screwballs 6 6 The Dregs 5 7 The Whizzers 3 9 High Ind Game-Phyllis Cole-177 High Ind Series Phy llis Cole-510 High Team Game-Weary Wives-527 High Team Series-Wearv Wives-1541 THE NORTH I.EXlV.ToN l.IEST(K K ( LI B met Fn- dav after schiwl at the Lexington School The meet ing was called to order by the president Kathy Bartiett There was discussion on the fair The club will put a window display at Sears, during National 4-H week Oct. 1-7 Club members worked on their record books A meeting in Oct will be held for election of officers Refreshments were served by the Griebs. Reporter. Ken Gneb CLOSE For Vacation Charlie Walker.s Body Shop October 2-20 "See you the 23rd i ::::SS::::W? Attention RCA Owners! T.Y. Service By Qualified RCA Trained Technicians! Jack Austin Courtland Brock call your RCA Specialists at Video-Tech, Inc. 4IA E. 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