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FOIH-The lleppner GaieUe-Timtt. Ilrppmr, Oregon, Thursday, December 2, 1982 ,!
IHS football players honored at
Sports Dessert
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Question: "With Advent
(the four weeks before Qirist
mas) having just begun last
Sunday, what does Advent
mean to you?"
"To keep our hearts clear
and our minds on things that
need to be done," said Edith
Babb. Heppner.
Baked goodies are a terrific
present for someone miles away
from home a fruitcake or a
selection of freshly baked
cookie gems.
But, since they're to be
mailed, there are certain precau
tions you should take.
Firstly, the best cookies for
shipping ate fairly moist but not
fragile (ie, brownies, bar or
drop cookies filled with fruit,
pfetl'ernusse). Sticky frostings,
nuts and chocolate trims should
be avoided.
Choose containers that are
sturdy, such as tins orcardboard
boxes. Wrap baked goods in
clear plastic, aluminum foil or
waxed paper. Wrap individual
ly, or in small groups, depend
ing on fragility.
In any case, never wrap to
gether different kinds of
cookies. To pack, put cookies
into container by layers, sepa
rating layers with a piece of
cardboard.
Containers should be pliued
into sturdy boxes and padded,
Packages should, of course, he
tied securely, marked "perish
able" and niuilcd as much in
advance of Christmas as possi
ble, to avoid sitting in post of
fices remember, the longer it
remains in transit, the more
likely it is that your buked goods
will arrive at their destination
stale.
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lone footooll players wait to receive certificates at Foil Sports Dessert November 16.
At the end of the evening the
By CR AIG GUTIERREZ
An lone fall sports dessert
was held Tuesday, Nov.
16. The lone football team,
which ended its season with a
5-2 record, received certifi
cates and some were awarded
special rewards for outstand
ing play .
Brian Douglas and Rod
Taylor, both freshmen on the
team were awarded letters for
their participation on the
Varsity team. Among the
special award winners was
Craig Hams. He was awarded
the best running back award.
The award is earned by hard
work and great skill and is an
award that should be looked
upon as a great accomplish
ment. Tim Patton was awarded
best lineman for he was as
good a blocker as he was an
end. Craig Gutierrez was
honored with the "In the Pits"
award for his outstanding play
in the pi ts and trenches of both
lines. Denny Starr and Tim
Patton were judged as the
Most Valuable Players on the
lone football team for 1962 and
were awarded accordingly.
The best of the awards was
given to Scott Barnett. The
"Creamed Award" was be
stowed upon him and only him
for his ability to get creamed
by cheap shots and excellent
blocks and still get up and
walk away. He may not have
been laughing, but he did walk
away.
The lone seniors also re
ceived their football jerseys
and all the team received bars
to signify a year of play on a
Varsity team. As always,
coach Gordon Meyers high
lighted the evening with
stories a bout the team. He told
of the successes and failures
of the individuals and the
success of the team as a
whole.
Ag Calendar
Dec. 1 The State Livestock and Marketing Board
will be meeting at 10 a.m., room 44 of the
Oregon Department of Agriculture in Salem.
Dec. 1 The Oregon Regional Sweet Cherry Commis
sion Research Committee will meet at
Cordley Hall, Room 3047, Oregon state
University in Corvallis at 10 a.m.
Dec. 2-3 The Oregon Chapter Soil Conservation So
ciety of America will meet at the Ramada
Inn, Tualatin.
Dec. 3 The Oregon Sheep Commission will meet at
3. 30p.m. on Saturday at the Lloyd Center Red
Lion Inn in Portland.
Dec. 7 The County Fair Commission will hold a
regular meeting and budget hearing at 9 a.m.
at the Ashland Hills Inn in Ashland.
Dec. 15 The Oregon Potato Commission meeting will
be held at 8 a.m. at the Imperial Hotel in
Portland.
Dec. 16 The Oregon Department of Agriculture Ship
ping Point Inspection Supervisor's Con
ference will be held at 8 ajn. at the
department's Weed Control Office, 775
Summer Street in NE Salem.
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audience viewed films of the
games against North Powder
and Wheeler Co., believed by
many to be the beginning of a
tradition to be lived for a
lifetime.
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