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-V i. • ------ . V . E M 'H T - The Heppner (¿ u d lr -T iin n , depporr. Oregon M t d im d i«, October 22. IW * Win over Grizzlies brings Cards closer to district . fi 4 International’ tournament held at W.C.C.C. Sixteen local players participated in the "International" Tournament held at Willow Creek Country Club on Sunday, <Xl 5 Play featured the Stableford method of iconng the gros* score competition which awards points for each hole instead of tabulating the total stroke count It was first used this year by the KiA at its International Tournament held at Castle Pines CXilf Course in Colorado High Stableford punt winner with a score of I4 was John Fdmundson. tied for second with 5 punts each were [Xm law and Fd Hiemstra til ing traditional scoring methods. low net winners were Randy lu«t with a 5b, first low net. and Fari Norris with 57, second low net least putts went to Gerald Pierson with 24 and Gene Pierce with 27 Closest to the pin awards were garnered by Jerry Daggett. Doug Smith and (ierald Pierson Don lam won Long Drive and tire special award by Dave Gunderson l-avt scheduled event of the 1986 golt season at Willow Creek Coun- try Club is the Annual Cross Coun try Tournament on Sunday. Oc t 2b with coffee at i 30 a m and play to begin at 9 a m For more informa tion about this tournament and lor a plan of the course layout contact Charlie Rawlins H eppner H appenings By Mary Bryant. 676-9493 » Mrs Snoda Blake recently was very pleased to have av her guests her daughter. Mrs Bethel Heinrichs, her daughters in law, Mrs Shirley Blake, and Mrs Ardath Blake, her granddaughters Paula Cole from Portland. Sharon Simmons, Bever ly Fitzgerald. Salem. Kathy Ross. Dallas. Jennifer Weaver, her daughter. Michelle W eaver. Fugcne, Barbara Teachout from Monmouth and Karen Krcder from Jctfcrson They plan to nuke this an annual occasion, pictures were taken and generally they had a wonderful time Miss Marti Baker, daughter of lone in action against G rizzlies Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker of By Ashley Conklin our intensity level wasn't quite as Heppner. is attending college at the lone'* vanity vollelyhall team high as it has been in recent mat Azusa Pacific University near la>* took a big step towards reaching the ches .** Angeles Marti received her Big Sky Conferene District Tourna "Overall we've played pretty well Associate Degree from Blue Moun but I hope we don't get caught look ment with a 15-7. 15-2 w in over the tain Community College She is ma ing ahead to the district tourna Hell* Grizzlies last Thursday night joring in music ment," she said The Cardinals remained in second Mr and Mrs Nelson Connor and lone travels to Echo on Friday for place of the Big Sky Conference family were in Pie Dalles this a 5 p m contest with the Cougars Eastern Division with a 2-2 division weekend where they attended the and then w ill host the Grizzlies nest record (Xtobcrfcst. then on to Hood River Tuesday at 5 p m as well lone also picked up a non division for their Harvest Festival They also 7-15, 15-8, 15 b Big Sky Conference Wins over both Echo and Helix visited in Portland and Gresham victory over the Condon Blue Dev ils will assure the Cardinals a berth in where they had dinner with Morgan the Big Sky Conference district tour last Friday night Connor before reluming home nament to be held at Boardman on "W e played well against Hell*." Mrs Millie F.vans recently head coach Jocelyn Jones said, "but Saturday, Nov I visited with her sister and husband in Salem and also her sister in ( Rym pia. Washington She made the trip from Salem to ( Xynipia by train She also visited on the Washington coast where she had helped her sister and family with their family business (he assists of Tina Davidson and By Ashley Conklin Mr and Mrs Darrel Hams were Shannon Mdaughlin. the serving of Hcppner's varsity volleyball team in Walla Walla last week tor medical Sandi Turner, and the front line play helped avoid a complete Weston appnntmcnts On their return trip of Tami Lindsay McFwen sweep on Tuesday . Oct 7. they went by Elgin and la Grande The junior varsity and team In probably the most exciting where they visited with their son Filly squads didn't fare as well, los match of the season at that point, (he John ing 8 15. 2 15 and b 15, 6-15 varsity Fillies overcame the Tiger Mrs Vivian McConnell has respectively returned from North Dakota where Sana 15-13,1*13, if> 14 "The JV nuich should have been "W e were pretty close to beating she had been called by the illness of closer and I don't know why it her mother She was happy to rejiort them (Weston McFwen) the last w asn't." Gentry said "When the that her mother was much impros time we played them so we knew we JV team works well together they cd when she felt she could leave her could beat them," head coach Terri really click (ientry said. to return home Susan Plivharsky had a good all Missy Fuhunks had 22 hits to lead Mrs Pat Brindlc and Mrs around game for the " C " team Hcppner as Tarcena Nash had a Eleanor (¡only were in Bend (Xloher while Melissa McCurty, Kelly good game serving and with hits 15 where Mrs Bundle attended a M daughlin. and Joanna Welch also meeting of the Eastern Oregon Gentry also had high praise for the played well all around play of Cmdv Slroeher. Health Agency She is the County Representative for IK counties east of the mountains The group is in solved with health planning, clinics, one of the major givals the players set elc Guests of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Heppner's C-Team lost to the at the beginning of the season Those Nash fnxn Saturday to Monday were Stanfield Tigers Oct lb 15-t. and greatly improving arc Susan 15-15 The Filly team had not had Plocharsky, Maroc Stookey. Angela Mr and Mrs Bud Got! from Han a game since October 7 against l>ewiston. Mary Connor and I-ana ford. California Mrs Got! is the former Rose Mane Nash, youngest Weston McFwen so first year assis Schmidt tant coach Susie Hisler was pleased J J Osmin. a usual J V player daughter of the Nash's Saturday with her team's effort C Team has has given the team added strength in evening Mr and Mrs Nash. Mr not won a match thus far but still all areas A highlight tor the C Team and Mrs Gott. and Mrs IXan Con goes out each game and gives their at Stanfield was getting 2 ' out of 2K nor visited at the l.ec Palmer home best They had a couple close nut serves over the net a contributing near lone On Sunday, the Nashs. ches and have gone three games a factor of giving (he Tiger girls a run the(iotts. Mr Connor and daughter number of times but they would all for their ntoncy in game two The Penny went to Pendleton where they were joined by Mr and Mrs Lyle like to win just once Fillies now travel to Umatilla hop Jensen of I a* Grande, their daughter. Our serving has greatly improved. ing for a win to end their season on Renee Jensen, Mr and Mrs An Baldwin, parents of Mrs Jensen, from Washington. Mr and Mrs Steven Hickey. Greg Connor and friend, all from Pendleton, and Jody Jensen and friend from the Tri Cities They enjoyed dining out and visiting until it was time to return hour The Gotts left this morning to return home IXrgree of Honor met October 14 and nude plans for participating in the sidewalk sale. (Xtohcr 25 Mrs Beatrice Clausen will he here at the meeting on October 28 She is the state director for Oregon A telephone call to Sheridan. Wyoming, concerning Mrs Otna Cox revealed that her condition is much the same She is still in the nursing home, and enjoy* receiving cards Scott Cason of Irrigon spent the weekend with his grandmother where he and his brother. Bert, celebrated their birthdays Bert on Saturday and Scott on Sunday Ted Brittner and his brother leonard joined them lor birthday cake \ HUM’S Joe Says , “Come in and take advantage of us on these." 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