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O re g o n W ednesdav, V m r n ih r r IV. |4H6 ■ FIN F B o w lin g N e w s k o f f r r K u p K rg lrrs Won lo s t The Dregs 26 14 M CGC. 24 16 The Hi H o * 14 21 2j The Pytts 14 The G utter Dusters 20 20 No Pin Hitters 17 23 23 Beechers Alles Cats 17 The Hopefuls 14 26 S p lit» c o n v e rte d l. u v ilU Sonstcgard 5-7 and I inda Schult/ 310 H igh gante H illie [>ohrrt> 201 High serie» Bi 11 ic D o t a i) '2 2 and Iris Campbell '2 2 High team vene» M C j G.G 8>'l High team gante V i e t i t i 617 Spa re tim e rs v n rm n rr « Won l i n t Peterson's 25 15 G anl ners 24 16 ss TJ's Camera 18 14 l.en's Pn»cessing 21 le s Schwab 14 21 ss Central Market 18 23 17 Black M i l le d Bud s Pub 24 16 Splits converted Harnet F. van s It) and Carol N o m » 4 ' 7 High game Karen Painter 226 H igh »ene» Jackie A lUtott 525 rh u rsd a v N ight la d ie s Novem ber 6 W in 1 iis t TT 1.3 K in /u a 24 Hi 15'A C im ntrs Rose ss 18 B ff * 1 ss Bark n ips 18 14 IX-pot Nursery 21 17 W SSI* J&J Ceramics 14 'S 25*>» hm Repelí Rav Boyce Inv 1 3 * * 2 6 ^ S p lits co n v e rte d L o R a yn c B ow m an. Sandl Hanna. D e ila Hcideman. Filecn Padberg. M arie K udisill 3 |(). ln c lia C a n tin 4 ' . and Judy Barber 5 7 220 High game M arie Kudisill High series M ane Kudisill '6 6 Dintt- a IV i/e n N ovem ber 2 Won lo s t 25 II No Two 23 13 No Six 15 21 No rhrec 16 20 No Fight 18 18 No Seven 21 15 N o One 24 12 No Five 26 K) N o Four 148 High game Riley Munkers 203 and B illie Doherty High scries Riley Munkers, - 510 535 and B illie Doherty High team )umc No Fight - 785 H igh leant serie» No l ight 2230 Ihm«- a D o /cn Nosetnher 4 W in l« » t N o Twxi U 26 N o Six 14 26 17 N o Three 23 No Fight 14 21 No Sescn 20 20 No One 18 No Five 13 Vt 26'1 No Four 12'A 27*-j High game F lits Me Roberts 214 and B illie Doherty 146 High serie» Fili» M.R.4x-rts M 4 553 and B illie Doherty "too High team game No Six H igh team senes No Six 2 2 2 ' Spa retin te rs Novem ber I I W in lo s t Peterson's 28 16 Gardner's 28 16 26 18 f j's Camera 24 l es S». hwab 20 24 Black M l Fleet 20 25 14 Central Market 25 14 l.en's Processing 16 28 Bud's Pub Split» convened Karen Planter 4 5 7 High game Inelia Cantin 1*77 High sene» B illie Ilo h crtv '6 2 Bv VshU-v t o n k lin Three members of the lone Car dinal V olle yball team have earned placement on this sear's Big Skv Conference all »tai teams Lhe Cardinals, which tinishevl se cond in the I astern D ivisio n o f the Big Sky Conterence and second at the D istrict ' B volleyball tourna iiK-nl. had seniors Deena Hams and Candi K udisill on the first team and fre sh m a n Jo C u pp s re c e iv e d honorable mention Cupps was the onlv freshman on the all conterence teams State Class B champion had five plavers picked to the all star teams rhrec Big Skv Conference teams. C u lver D u tu r. and W heeler Coun tv. |oined lone w ith three plavers voted onto the all star teams while Cascade Locks. Condon, and Pcho received one »election each Joining Hams and K udisill on the tirst team were Cara Hittinger and Jennifer Sharpol Arlington Jennifer By Vshli-v t o n kIm Big Skv Conference foo tb all champion Condon dominated the Big Sky all star teams w hile lone plac cd tiHir players on the all star teams lo n e ’s tour players fille d liv e all league positions w ith tumor Ken Snider leading the way as a second team running back and honorable mention linebacker Junior Kevin Ball was a second team defensive back and senior Robert Adams a second team deten sive lineman Junior I im Beeson rounded out lone's all star earning recognition as an honorable mention defensive lineman Selected to the lire! team on both offense and defense were Boh Hvrd. W ill Homer. M ike M ille r. John V lo ffit and Chad Smith all o f Con 12 quarts IOw-40 Oil & Filter t I i u i i k Midi H vrd M I > im k « I r « « r J - t e Vf.dTV I im Ik* Hvrd W * Ik m e n w I .«wfcwt u l>rirnvr t kad teak « l u* VVt Mlv p N o rth Lex. I.ivt-slock uADttk Heppner Auto Parts N flrH F 67 6-9123 don and Brian Stroh o l Dutur Below is a complete list o l the all star teams I- Irxt I nun ( ffTrnvc 4 -H C lu b s * 1650 148 E. C en ter Hv Nancy V lo r fr r lh e N orlh Lexington liv e s to c k 4 H club met at the home o f H ill Broderick at 2 p m Nov 4. ten members were present Broderick introduced the cluh'» new leader lie r r i t ir ic h Another new leader. Ken t ir ic h could not at tend the meeting The meeting J V V W W ^ W V W N W g S N V W W W W A V v W V N W v W S N W v N W W W W V 'A N V KIDS & ADULTS HAVE FUN AT THE ELKS M ag ic Show & V e n trilo q u is t $ 1.50 Fun evening for the kids! ^ S u n d a y , November 2 X 6 3 0 p m Oon t forget to Build tour Own Buffer i t 5 30 p m Town & Country ho in w hich Heppner Junior athletes picked up trash along Hwv 7 30 between Kuggs and Heppner and between Heppner and Lexington "T h e y did a tan lastic |ob. Ikiw se s.nd The award was presented at the Heppner Junior H igh Sports Dessert lues day evening. Nov 4 V o lle )h a ll team captain I ittanv Harnson (le tti, and football team captante Ooug Devin and Bran don Pedro receive a com m unity scrsicc pl.iqur troni Kon Itowse O regon Stale Highwac Section Super» isor for thè Heppner Section ila r rig h ii Heppner Vlavor Cara Costa coordinatesi thè ptotect I yda o f D utur and Shcllv Ila g u u n o f C ulver I isled below is a complete hs'k al thè all confercnce team» t irsi I rari) I S tN lI « . I « te M M karp >1 I.MW I Ihl/lM j* HlM lM ai M I M a te lH | | * l SO u**«.«* U I ..M 3 ltM | lK -steli ■ H a * m a n )• ( te««« Sci orni 1 n$m v7t*'<r»«' t e / K i « I Kafur « W Kr»*»« i « M i I M i«« IW «« - d ■ -W> plx*JWr Nat • te *» l.o .. IN ««• « t te*«« IH mw ■ «*te K « te»»« Me*»«» ( «« « te. p 3 'H « « M i ilonocahlr Mrnlion I «te«« )•■««»» »« \| tin g i- n I l a r i > *»n j< 7 M ite * Ite» « * p Vi Ite*«-»a k d . « t p VV te« I* l ' i r t a H a n i fs*a «> VV HeeW t < .«tisi « k» ( te « » , i u t e ftru a fc I « h o M e teo W .»>*t I h « Ione places four on all-star teams SALE! ■ w ^ Community Service Award 26 Three Cardinals listed volleyball all-stars Former lo,u‘ coach retires r-AR CARE DAYC 4 NAPA} Ih u rsd a v N ight l a d i o N ovem ber 13 W»n l i n i 17 k in /u a C'«HJt«rv Ko»e 26 174 25 B P l( F N 23 Hark n Chip» 21 JcVJ Ceramics 214 2 2 4 Depot Nursery 23 21 174 2 6 4 BA.C Repair Ras Bovvc In» H 4 2«>4 Splits convened Judv Barber and P hvllis Piper 2 7, lo ra> ne B.iwman 7 H), Josie kindslather 6 7-H). la tr rene Vlotugomcrv K 8). B illie Doher ! v 1-10 and ' in and M illie Hanna 4 5 ’ a te } » twice High game M arie Kudisill 215 H igh series Karen Palmer '61 K o ffe r K u p Kegler» W on lo s t The Dregs 2*7 15 M C tili 28 16 The P>tts 24 20 The tiu tte r Dusters 23 21 23 The H i Ho‘s 21 No Pm Hitters IM 26 Beechers Aliev Cats 18 The Hopefuls 15 2*7 High team game The Pylts "76 High team senes The IN its I6 '4 High game I inda Schult/ 28) High sene» I inda Schult/ '3 2 Starts at H a.m. Friday, November 21 LOO ¡Tournament 5 j*Ji*Jiwn®n?_nnn |,n 0n»nai I pm Sunday November 2Ì B u ild Your O w n H a m burger $2.50 - 5 10 p.m >ft SIGN UP HOW! I l l« u « v .v iv a v m --in u .c -u -'i LIVE MUSIC __ Friday Night__ It««» I Hi#«a V w mm Jnumgv p x Ik t e W * IK«|h>« ft Vr«Mg«.M I ark«ter* )-te* 'kdbt • » wte«. 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Ikroa l arnte** a Bite Site Mtev« p Vrl i«B«.a iMa Sal. p Bite started w ith members standing up and intnxluc mg themselves and their project to Ms (in c h Kyle Broderick the cluh president opened the meeting and asked lo r old business Nancy M orter brought up the business o f an attendance rule It was decided that members who missed a meeting lo r an unexcusable reason would have to make a presen tation at the next meeting lh e com m ittcc appointed to handle alien dance was David W'agenhlas! and Brian Broderick C luh members talked about mak ing a sheep stand It was dec iiled to round up some plans t lub members also discussed getting an animal blow er Brian Broderick was ap pointed to tind out how much one cost. lh e next club meeting w ill be 2 p m December 28 at the le x in g to n school if possible The meeting was closed and rclrcshm ents were served bv Iru it lire e n u p and H ill H todcrick C o m p u te r C lu h Father FJward. leader lo r the new 4 H Com puter C lub, announces the first meeting w ill be Saturday Nov 22. 10 a ill at the Catholic ('h u tc h O ffic e A ll interested seventh through 12th graders arc inv ited to come and learn about the proposed plan lo r the gn>up Barents are invited to attend to learn details Father I d ward has extensive ex pcricn cc in leaching com p uter science, and i» excited and pleased to have the opportunity to share his expertise w ith local youth | t e C»ate tkgte (Vote c>ate C i t e r t e t V t e o a w GIFTS j i Early Shoppers' Specials Thursday, November 20 5-7 p.m. % Heppner Elks 358 "W here friends meet" ^ I « N Mo»» &76-</tg] \V W V W /W V V V V W W A M V ^ V W W ^ A \W ^ v S ^ W v V v W V V W W ^ « N W v V l . \ ------------------ ‘ Single Cassette Recorders Twin Cassettes Stereo Component Systems Portable Radios s C « a s t Co C o a s t £ We re here to help you f lh e a th le tic d e p a rtm e n t o f C lackanus Com m unity College is hosting a retirement |vai1v tor Chuck Hudson on November 2-7 at the O regon C ity Like la xlg e Athletic director at the college lo r 18 years. Hudson alv< coached at Bend and M ilto n F re e w a te r, and fro m 195 ’ 6 1 at lone In I->61, he coached the state champion lone football team in eluding (ia tv M organ. lo in Heim higner. R ollte Fkstrom . le e Hams. Ken K lin g e r. J.nk C rum . Ken Nelson. Steve I indstrom . Wayne Hams Jim M a rtin , fo n t M artin . Mate Padberg Kon Crabtree. Joe Calmer F d d ic M a tn k John Swan v>n. Fran, is Kea. John Kea. and Jerry Davidson Hudson also coached the second plave state 1461 lorn- haskcthall team including Ken Nelson. Jack C ru m . K ollie Fkstrom , Kon Crabtree. John Swanson. Fddte M arick Francis Kea. fo n t M a rtin . Jim M artin , and Jerry Davidson The a th le tic d e p a rtm e n t o f C lackanus Com m unity College is asking form er students and friends to send their memories o f Couch Hudson to be used in co m p ilin g a scrapbook for the athletic director To n u k e reservations lo r the parts or contribute mementoes, contact the athletic department at |46 tit) South M o la lla Avenue, O regon C it s , Oregon 4 7 (M ' phone 6 '7 H4I8I. ext 241 461 Methodist missionary to speak Nov. 21 lh e Heppner Cnited M ethodist Churc h is sponsoring a program Fri day. Nov 21 w ith Peggy H cincr. a church missionary to Bolivia. Chile, and Nicaragua A ll lin a i congrega lions are invited to attend the 7 30 p m p ro g ra m in the C h u rc h sanctuary Mr and M rs Hcincr worked w ith the Interchurch Response tor the Horn o l A frica in I4KI M2 From 1424 77 they served as missionaries in C hile and B olivia She worked w ith the local Bolivian chutihes and served as house mother lo r other missionary youth She worked as a clinic nurse in C hile at the I I Vergei I xpettmental Farm and in neighboring com muntile», and in the hospital in Valdiv u . C hile O rig in a lly from I Ik River. Idaho, Peggy Hcmer studied nursing in by. Montana, where she worked in the church and com m unity and hospital “ The rich experiences gained hv w o rking vide hy side w ith the poo pie o f B olivia. Chile, Nicaragua and the refugees o l Somalia have great ly enriched our lives and grounded our fa ith ," M rs Heiner said, "and we have been w ith them in times o l ha|»pincss .uid great distress \S e find that ( fin si, indeed, breaks down the d iv id in g walls of hostilitv and ih r love we develop wuh our C hristian (or M oslem ) Iricnds unites us hi the bu ild in g o f the kingdom f or furthe r inform ation, contact the Kev Don H ow e. 676 4224. or Jov Krem 676 4 4 '6 Spokane. W ashington and received her degree from St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing I .iter she and her t an it I v lived lor several vears in L ib F rida ys lb -g in n in g ut 3:40 p.m . Tumbling Classes Heppner [lent Multipurpose Dm In s tru c to r Julie D ick 676 4420 linfM qir pit* »nr i sP A C iiim i m w i ii Spaghetti, Sal,id G arlic Bread. A |e lln Sat., Nov. 2 2 . 4-X p.m. at lhe NeiRhborhiMMl (e n te r Family tickets (4 or m ore) $ 1 0 0 0 Adults $4 50 Age 6-12: $ 2 5 0 - under 6 $ 1 0 0 - Babies Free lid s o f Ih u ir l*ri/e s fo r 18 \ over Sponsored 16 N e ig h tio rh iH id Volunteers b w m ii »< is- uwa *<** < <-m«i nrr.ic Ad Sponsored by Turner. VanMarfer A Bryant Insurance A delicious o Thanksgiving 0 centerpiece. ««■ Y ’ ' ■ »■ g y . The Country Casserole Bouquet oven-to-tabie cook .-. »re- a " -i ■ d'- • q f o l k ___ i" :■ / i J‘ arrangement Well deliver it across town or wire it anywhere in the United States 3 Muiloia The Country Rose Heppner « « TeyeHtel ” •■)•«»X*«* r t te .< • 676-9426 • Vtev»»« i*v C -'IH» ' T-
