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Osmin the son ol Jud\ ( Hmin of lone. won tirsi place in a stain*ide con
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(iarden Clubs topic of ihe contesi seas "M s Favorite Wildflosccr Crossing
in Oregon "
Chrsstal Minster daughter of kick and Pam Minster of lone also won
an honorable mention in the statewide contest
Hear ’n Their
By Eva Hamlett 422-7557
Due to the fact that I was gone
for a week in November some of the
news may be a little later than usual
Five women who w orked a
Pendleton travel agency were given
a week's vacation in the Hawaiian
Islands Diose going were two ex
bookkeepers. E leanor C la rk .
Pendleton and Fva Hamlett. lone
T our hostesses were F ve lvn
O'Brien Fern Sintnams Pendleton,
and Lottie V’oight. Hcrmiston
( fthers loming the group were Khon
da Sallee and M r and Mrs Kenneth
Peterson and daughter from Her
miston and M r and Mrs Clarence
Mace of Astoria Ihe group left
Portland November 2 and returned
November It) The five had. at one
1 1 me. taken a tour group to the
Islands. but this time were on our
own and could do. what Ihe pleas
ed One day they llew to the big
island ot Hawaii, and toured it. see
ing the effects of the Volcano, the
large cattle ranches, the larms where
most ot the truits and vegetables tor
the other islands are grown, the
black sand beaches and many more
interesting sights
e also toured the
Island ot Oahu, visiting Pearl Har
bor. boarding the Arizona Monu
ment. and the Punch Bowl National
Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
While at the Punch Bowl we saw
a M ilitary Funeral conducted by the
Navy
The Punch Bow I is now
restricted to only military personnel
o f Hawaiian descent and their ini
mediate families
They saw the
roped off grave of the astronaut who
died in the space shuttle explosion,
which is between a retired A ir f orce
Captain, and an unknown soldier,
and drove past the large Estate where
ex president Marcos and his family
live Idle entrance is large enough so
you could sec Ihe home, however,
it is heav ily guarded by his followers
from The Phillipines
The weather was quite warm and
one day the temperature was **4" the
warmest day they have had in
November since l*f 11 Dus year has
been the largest tourist trade o f the
Islands and they thank Gadhati tor
his help
M r and Mrs Charles O'Con
nor returned from a seven week tour
o f Germany Ihe first part o f
November They went over to visit
their daughter T erri, her husband,
Duaene Ifiegel and fam ily, at
Hugelshcin. West Germany They
saw many interesting and historical
places in Germans I hey also took
trips to Austria, the Netherlands.
Paris and Umdon They said they
were impressed by the warmth and
friendliness o f the people wherever
they went and had a very good time
The O'Connors left for Palm
Springs. C a lifo rn ia
Monday
morning
M r and Mrs Leo Crabtree
spent from November 7-14 at
Moscow. Idaho, to help their
daughter Caroline Hall move to
Pullman. Nkashington Also helping
on the weekend were M r and Mrs
Kevin McCabe and daughter o f
Pendleton Their daughter Megan
Elizabeth fell and broke her collar
bone while there
Helen Petty |ohn was hostess for
a birthday party in honor ot Mary
Ann Palmer on Wednesday Those
attending were M ary W rig h t.
Geneva Palmer, Norma Rea. Lou
McIntosh. Helen Crawford, Dot
Halvorscn. Beulah Sherer, Carmen
French, and Dianna Hams
Bunch gras» Rebekah I odge met
at the home ot Helen Petty )ohn on
Thursday. Nov
20
T w e lve
members were present The next
meeting w ill be at the home o f Edith
Matthews with a potluck luncheon at
noon and w ill have a Christmas party
with exchange o f gifts
The Birthday Club met Friday
at Beecher's Cafe for a no host lun
cheon Following the luncheon, the
members ad|ouncd to the home o f
Norma Rea where a party was held
in honor o f E dith Matthews
birthday
Donna Burrel o f Thom Bay.
Alaska, was visiting several days at
the home o f her father, John Jordan
Donna's daughter Karlcne Bronson
and family ol Hcrmiston came over
on Thursday but returned home that
evening
The Office Tavern w ill be clos
ed Thanksgiving day. and also Fri
day and Saturday.
John and Helen Ekstrom and
Herb and Nancy Ekstrom spent a
few days last week at Seaside They
happened to be there when it rained
so hard in that area
lone has a new business Faith
Jordan has opened a beauty shop in
Ihe rear of the Office Tavern, under
the name o f Faith's Beauty Saloon
and Barber Shop
A baby shower w ill be held tor
Anita and Kasic Dawn Peterson on
Monday. Dec I at the St W illiams
Catholic Church, at H I p m
Fvcrvonc is welcome
Former Fillies now on opposing teams
By Ashley C onldin
The bottom o f the jump shot came
out of the net last Saturday night at
the McCrae Activity Center in
Pendleton when, for the first time
ever, former Fillies Missy Turner
and the Reals. Dana and l-ana found
themselves on opposing sides o f the
ball
Missy Turner. Dana Reid, and
lauia Reid excelled in high school
basketball like tew others have and
their team climbed to the top o f the
mountain where few other teams
have been
larva Reid, a three year starter,
and Turner and Dana Retd, two-year
starters, were the building hltxkv of
the foundation that was laid for a
Claw " A ” state championship for
the Heppner Fillies
With the arrival of Mike Royer as
the girls basketball coach at Hepp
ner in I^K t the cast was set A ll Hut
was needed was the cast to come o f
age and produce
During the 1^84 85 season Royer
look the Fillies to their first Colum
bia Basin Conference and a third
place finish in the Class " A " state
tournament
la s t season Royer led Heppner to
another district championship on its
way to the first state championship
in any sport at Heppner High
School
When the show was over Turner
and the Reids took their acts on the
road
When the road came to an end.
basketballs found their way into the
hands o f Turner at Mt H in d Com
munity College in Gresham and the
Reids at Blue Mountain Communi
ty College in Pendleton
Saturday was the first game of the
season for the Saints and Timber
wolves and although none of the high
school stars started, each made
significant contributions to their
teams efforts
Turner, playing the point guard
position and running the fast break
that Filly fans remember her for. had
probably the best showing of the
night among the three
Playing 2.1 o f the games 40
minutes. Turner hit 2 o f 7 field goals
and I o f 1 free throws for 1 points
But the rest o f Turner's numbers
read d rebounds, b assists. 2 steals,
and only 3 turnovers
Dana Reid saw I I minutes of ac
tion but had some fine moments at
point guard lor BMCC
luna Real saw 10 minutes o f play
mg time, but came on strong during
the last seven minutes in the second
half to finish with b points on 3 o f
b shooting from the field and b
rebounds
The Saints won the game 5 7 4 0
behind a full court man to nun press
that was employed the entire game
for Mt Hood
Turner was at her best from the
13:55-8 30 lime slot o f the second
half Turner sparked the Saint fast
break o ff the press to ignite Ml
Hood to blow open a close game in
the second half
Meanwhile the Reids received
limited playing time alter just com
pleting a busy volleyball season with
a win over Columbia Basin College
in Pasco last Wednesday The Reids,
and nearly all o f the rest o f the
Timherwolves, had less than a week
o f practice under their bells due to
the volleyball season
The game drew mixed reviews
from the former leanuiutes and their
ex coach
“ It was really sad to play against
Dana and I .ana after play ing w ith
them since junior high and winning
a state championship together."
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Turner said " I didn't like if . " she
added '' I had to guard Dana a cou
pic o f times during the game and I
was hoping somebody would switch
with me but they didn’t
" I t was certainly d iffe re n t." ad
milted 1.4114 Reid " I 'm glad it's
over w ith ."
" I t was really e n e ." Dana Reid
said We had all ol (hat time pl.iv
ing together and now it's gone
What was it like lor Royer to sit
in the stands and watch the game ’
" I t was d iffe re n t," Royer said,
"but I thought all three played well
I think all three w ill contribute a lot
to their teams You ci>uld certainly
tell it was each team's first game
For now though the three former
Fillies are adjusting to file without
the same teammates and after a state
championship For Royer all he can
do, is sit and watch and remember
a magical day in March ol |H8b
when all four were at the top
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