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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
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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
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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
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24 Hi 15'A
C im ntrs Rose
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18
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Bark n
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18
14
IX-pot Nursery
21
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J&J Ceramics
14 'S 25*>»
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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N ovem ber 13
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Hark n Chip»
21
JcVJ Ceramics
214 2 2 4
Depot Nursery
23
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174 2 6 4
BA.C Repair
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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
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26
Beechers Aliev Cats
18
The Hopefuls
15
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High team senes The IN its I6 '4
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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
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£ 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
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