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56 participate in Lions Club Men's Golf Tournament Fifty-six men participated In a Heppner Lions Club Men's Tm.rmrnt at Willow Creek Country Club last Sunday. This year's turnout was the largest the annual event has seen, said George Koffler of the Lions Club. Golfers played a qualifying round and only nine of 18 holes because of the rainstorm. Champion of the tourna ment was Treve Gray of Pen dleton with a low score of 28 for nine holes, two under par. Winners of the first flight were Paul Stringer, first place with a 29, John Edmundson second, both of Heppner; Lar ry Monkus of Pendleton, third place; Oscar Shoemaker, Boardman, fourth place; and Charlie Starks of Heppner and Ron Gray of Pendleton tied for fifth and sixth places. George Waterland of Hep pner won K.P. In the first flight on number two, while Bowling News Sparrtlmrrs September 14 Won Lot I Coast to Coast 7 -1 Petersons 64-14 Gardners 6 -2 V4GTavern 5 -3 MCGG 4 -4 Central Market 14-64 Sears 1 -7 Les Schwab 1 -7 Splits converted: LoRayne Bowman 6-7-10; Susan Johns ton 6-7; and Chris Lfmanen S810. High Game: Millie Ilanna 201. High Series: Millie Ilanna 513. Thursday Night Ladles September IC Won Lost BPOENo.358 6 -2 Coles 6-2 M k R Floor Covering 5 -3 B AC Repair 5 -3 Kinzua 4 -4 Col Basin Elec 3 -5 Butknumi 2 -6 RayBoycelns. 1 -7 Splits converted: Phyllis Cole 6-7; Yvonne Lovgren 4 7 10; and Karen Palmer 5-7. High Game: Sandi Ilanna 202. High Series: Betty Aldrich 520. Koffee Kup Keglers September 16 Won I .ot -2 -2 -2 -4 -4 -5 -6 -7 MCGG No. 2 Hi Ho's Gutter Dusters No-Pin Hitters The Pytts Newcomers Three Holers The Dregs Splits converted: Eva Grif fith 6-7-10, Martha Munkers 3-7-10, Marget Dubuque 7-9 and Zoe Watts 5-7. High Game: Iris Campbell 204. High Series: Iris Campbell 516. 14 ladies compete in W.C.C.C. event A roll-of-the-dice team scramble was held last Tues day, Sept. 14 at Willow Creek Country Club, Heppner. Four teen ladies participated In the event. The winning team, with a score of 39, was consisted of Bev Gunderson, Bev Wilson, and Eileen Padberg. They each won a golf ball for their efforts. There was no K.P. winner. Lexington Grange BOOSTER NIGHT Sat., Sept. 25 Lexington Grange Hall Featured Music: 'Sweet A delines ' of Pendleton Everyone is Welcome long drive was won by Treve Gray. Doug Smith took first place In the second flight with a 34, Ray Massey placed second, third place winner was Bob Jepsen, Ed Hlemstra won fourth. Earl Fishburn, fifth, and Clint McQuarrie, Ed Gun derson and Elmer Palmer were In a three-way tie for sixth place. All winners In the second flight are Heppner residents. Clint McQuarrie took K.P. on number three and long drive was won by Bob Jepsen. In the third night, Cliff Green, Heppner, won first place with a score of 33; Doug Stlcka of The Dalles took second; John Shaw, Heppner, placed third; fourth place was won by Jerry Daggett, Hep pner; Gerald Pierson and Howard Burnside, both of Heppner, tied for fifth place; and Pete Clark of Pendleton Local bikers join CFBike Bicycle riders throughout the Heppner-Ione area are Invited to join In the Cystic Fibrosis Bike-A-thon on Satur day, Sept. 25 at the fair grounds. Sponsor sheets are available through school offices. Cystic Fibrosis is the lead ing genetic cause of death for children In the U.S. Funds received from the Bike-A-Thon will help support cystic HHS JV team wins 1st of season I Heppner bock outruns defenders By (il.KNN SMITH The Heppner Mustangs' jun ior varsity team flattened the Weston -McEwen Tiger Scotts in a terrific game last Mon day, Sept. 13, that ended with a score of 26-0. Tim Birkby, coach for the Heppner J V, team felt that "The team played well considering they have never playprf an a unit before." Despite the final score, things didn't look so bright during halftime when the two teams were stalemat ed with no score. In the second half though, the Mustangs tightened up to start scoring and finally won the game. Couch Birkby com mented that the reason f jr this sudden comeback was through a, "tightening down of the defense. We owe the game to good offense and the specialty teams. During the second half, Weston never got past the 40," Birkby stated that the offen sive line will practice hard on n Potluck Dinner 6p.m. Bring Salad or Dessert took sixth. Special awards were given to Paul Stringer for K P , second shot, on number one; Cliff Green on number five; and Charlie Starks, K.P. on number seven. Starks also had long putt on number eight. The most Impressive feats were performed by Ray Michael of Boardman and Terry Nelson of The Dalles. Gray, the champion, and the winners of the first three places in each flight were awarded plaques from the Lions Club, which were pur chased from Peterson's Jew elers, Heppner, at a discount ed price. Other winners were presented golf ball for their efforts. Proceeds of the tournament, $150 each, will go the Oregon Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation and to the Hep pner Swimming Pool solar heating project. invited to - A - Thon fibrosis research and patient care programs in Oregon, said Cathy Wilson, co-chairman of the event. Between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. volunteers will be on hand to register riders. All riders who turn in $25 or more receive a Bike-A-Thon T-shirt. There are generic T-shirts for Jog gers and walkers. Local mer chants have also donated gifts, she said. during win over Weston-McEwen assignments. The team's next game was at Boardman on ?':, K?rr. sv v. f 1 " V ' ' Hiittt: U ti A ' mi mat R m "mi TURN ON THE MAGIC OF ARTHUR, STRIPES AND MORE! 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Willow Half Price Hookup Fee if you wish to continue. Cards put Mark Meyorc (10) star end running interference The lone Cardinals opened the 1982 football season last week with a home game against the Powder Valley Badgers. When the contest was over the Cards had left little doubt their offense could score. The Cardinals racked up 163 yards through the air and 150 yards on the ground on the way to a 42-18 rout of the Badgers. pho0 by Jon MihH Monday, Sept, 20, when they played the Riverside Pirates. Badgers back in the to X photo by Wayn Ham Tim Patton (88) sweep, with "I thought most of the kids played very well, especially for their first game (of the year)," Head Coach Gordon Myers said. Senior quarterback Denny Starr had a good day through the air, piling up 163 yards passing, including two for TDs. Starr connected for a 21 yard pass to Craig Hams at the start of the first quarter CF Dance-A-Thon A dance-a-thon to benefit Cystic Fibrosis (CF), will be held upstairs in the Heppner Elks Lodge on Saturday, Oct ober 30, from 12 noon to midnight. The event is being organized by Curtis Lynch, a CF poster partner, and Theo Budke, both of Heppner. BMCC workshop Blue Mountain Community College area coordinator Nancy Brownfield has an nounced that the designer jeans workshop, to be held in lone, is full. However, those interested in taking the class are asked to contact her at 676-5039 so that Soroptimists learn The Heppner Soroptimists had Lief Erickson of the Army Corps of Engineers as a luncheon guest on September 9. He showed the group charts of how the dam was construct ed and an artist's conception HOMLITE 330 20-INCH BAR REG. $359" CHAINS BARS OIL CENEX The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 23, 1982-FIVE for Ione's first score. He hook ed up for a seven-yard pass in the second quarter to senior end Tim Patton for another (u-nrf, and hit Hfn again late in the first half for a Sl-yard touchdown play that put lone up 36-6 going in for the break. In addition to catching pas ses, Hams elso showed he could run with the ball, piling up 58 yards on the ground and two touchdowns rushing. Hams scored one running touchdown on a 27-yard scamper in the early part of the second quarter. That run put lone up 14-0. He hit paydirt again later in the second quarter, on a 15-yard run, to boost the Cards margin to 28-6. The third quarter proved to be unproductive for both clubs, as neither could man age a score that stanza. However, Starr found sopho more back Mark Meyers in the early part of the fourth quarter for an 18-yard screen pass to put the Cards up 42-6. Powder Valley scored twice in the fourth quarter to round out the final 42-18 tally. "For the first game I was pleased with so few pen alties," Myers said. "There were not a lot of mistakes. I don't know if it's because the kids are a year older, or because we prepared them better." The lone kicking game helped out in the game also, with Craig Gutierrez getting off punts of 56 and 47 yeards for a 51 average. The long slated Sponsor sheets are available at Cal's Cafe and Lounge, area businesses, and at local schools. Prizes will be awarded for those having the best cos tumes and Joan Tanory and Chuck Marquardt have donat ed ceramic pieces which will be raffled off. full another class might be scheduled. Other BMCC classes to be held locally are still open to those interested, she said, and people planning to take the classes are encouraged to pre register. about dam of how the dam will look upon completion. He also invited the club's members to tour the dam project, which they did the following Thursday, Sept. 16. WOODCUTTER'S SPECIAL 20 OFF ALL SAWS ;2y 96 WEDGES F,LES SHARPENERS hole punts put the Badgers in the hole both times. One of Ione's running backs Howard Leavitt, bruised his thigh in the second quarter, and it has not been decided if he will be healthy to play this Friday against Condon. The Cards travel to Condon for the 7:30 p.m. contest, and Coach Meyers says he plans to have the offense do about the same thing, mixing passes and running. "We ran 30 rushing plays and threw 25 passes against Powder, and we plan to do about the same thing Friday," he said. Scoring: lone 8 28 0 J 42 . Powder .012 18 Lane Recliners 2 Couches & 1 Riverside Bdrm Set Price s Occasional Chairs Couches Bargains on Carpet Remnants Free Labor on Most Carpets Will Dicker CASE FURNITURE 676-9432 Heppner Soroptimist Rummage Sale Sat, Sept 25 8 to 4p.m. HEPPNER FAIRGROUNDS Clothe B ijANK OF I P2 ostem Heppner, lone, Arlington ESSOU?BES IN STOCK HOMLITE 360 24-INCH BAR REG. '459" SUPER XI AUTOMATIC 20-INCH BAR REG. 389'5 sale Little League meeting to be held Tuesday A Willow Creek Little scheduled for Tues., Sept. 28, 7:30 p.m., at the First Inter state Bank meeting room. An election of officers will be held, said a spokesperson. President and secretary treasurer positions need to be filled, he said. Marinating meats for 12 hours or mor cuts cooking tim by about a third. Furniture , Fro in July Market f Throw Pillows MM 1 MEMBC? FDIC Oi au. nat. , pi T3 Biiwrtgffrr 3 96 $3 96 ALL MARKED DOWN 20 thru end of Sept. tffilWi fTTTTTTToTTTxxTTjXTTTrM
