Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 19, 1991 - THREE
50 attend local Bible school
Lady Cards end summer
basketball season
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By Anne Morter
The lone girls’ summer basketball
season came to a close over the
weekend, at least temporarily. The
Lady Cardinals had one last busy
week of playing ball before getting
down to the serious business of sum
mer vacation.
On Tuesday, the Lady Cardinals
traveled to Hermiston where they
lost 61-31. They rallied on Thurs
day, to defeat visiting Heppner,
48-28. On Saturday, they competed
at an eight-team tournament at Sher
man County High School, where
they won one game easily and lost
two squeakers. The games were
played in two 20 minute halves, with
no limit on personal or team fouls.
This led to some near free-for-alls in
the close games.
The first game was an easy 31-15
win over The Dalles. Coach Dana
Heideman reported that the girls
played well in that game, having
their opponent down 18-1 at one
point. Nancy Morter and Kari
Morgan shared high point honors
Around 50 area kids age three through sixth grade attend
ed the week-long Bible school held at the First Christian Church
in Heppner last week. Some of the children made candles as
part of their craft time. The Bible school was jointly sponsored
by the First Christian Church, Christian Life Center and
Nazarene Churches.
Piano students have recital
Students of Jean Brazell perform
ed at a piano recital on June 2. Per
forming were:
Adrienne Swanson who played
“ Ode to Joy” and “ Monkey
Business” ; Mark McElligott-“ The
Guitar Player” and “ Ten Little In
dians” ; LaRee Anderson-“ Super-
c a lifra g ilistic e x p ia lid o c io u s” ,
“ Hannon-Schaum Exercise” ; Justin
Nelson-“ Real Gone Boogie’” Nikki
Snow-“ Schnitzelbank" and “ Prairie
Song” ; Erin Crowell-“ The Scissors
Grinder” ; Jamie Hanson-“ The Blue
Danube Waltz” ; Melissa Cutsforth-
duet, “ The Ballet Dancer” and
“ Three Blind M ice” ; Laurie
Michaels-“ The Bells Ring Out” and
“ This Land is Your Land” ; Megan
P roudfoot-“ Fur
E lise”
by
Beethoven and “ Pomp and Cir
cumstance” ; Felicity Warren-“ Jel
ly Roll Jam” ; Kara Miller-“ The
Spinning Song” ; and Chisana
Warren-“ Jessica’s Theme”
Joint Lutheran, Episcopal,
Methodist VBS starts soon
“ Journeys with Jesus” , the theme
of vacation Bible school 1991, co
sponsored by All Saints Epsicopal,
Heppner United Methodist and Hope
Lutheran Church begins on Monday.
June 24 with opening worship at 9
a.m. at the United Methodist
Church.
“ Journeys With Jesus, a VBS pro
gram for children ages three through
sixth grade, will take us to many
places where Jesus lived and travel
ed,” said Hope Lutheran Pastor Stan
Hoobing. “ On the journey we will
meet the people whom Jesus reveal
ed God’s love and learn about event
surrounding the life of Jesus. The
journey will be fun as we study Bi
ble lands and people and sing songs
and do arts and crafts. The journey
will also help us grown in our Chris
tian faith and equip us for a life as
a follower of Jesus.”
For more inform ation and
registration call Cheryl Etchison,
676-9224. All children are welcome
to attend.
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with 11 points each.
The next game was a 30-33 loss
to Goldendale, WA. Goldendale
took advantage of the foul situation
and kept the Cards from shooting by
liberally fouling. All but two girls
scored in that match with Brandi Ball
topping the bunch with eight points.
The Cardinals then met Sherman
County for third place. In a game
where an old animosities bubbled
close to the surface, the fouls got
slightly out of hand, making for a
rough and wild match-up. Sherman
held a two-point edge with just
seconds to go when Nancy Morter
stole the ball, ran the length of the
floor and swished what appeared to
be the game-tying three point shot.
As it was, her foot slipped across the
line at the last second, making the
basket good for just two. The final
score was 28-27 in Sherman’s favor.
Coach Heideman described the game
as “ a fiasco’’ and said that his team
really lost the game at the free throw
line, where they were only able to
capitalize on 10 of 26 attempts.
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Election of Nutrition Site members was held at the Father’s Day dinner
June 11. Members for the 'e a r are: Paul Jones, Mary Goheen, Harriet
Batty, Frances Murty, Dar ell Vinson, Ruth Bergstrom, Gladys Connor,
Gene Cole and Millie Hvrrt.
Eighty-nine people signed in for dinner including four out-of-town guests.
There were three dinners taken out. Francis Orwick won the meal ticket,
door prize went to Velma Wight and Mrs. Michael McKinney won the
guest prize. Members of the Valby Lutheran church served.
The cooks announced tnat two stainless steel bowls are missing from
the kitchen. It is thought that someone may have borrowed them to take
something home from a potluck or luncheon and forgot to return them.
They may be returned to the office of dining room.
Birthday dinner menu June 26 will be turkey strata (layered turkey, sauce
and dressing), stewed tomatoes, tossed salad with carrots, cake and ice
cream. Members of the Christian Life and Mormon churches will serve.
On June 12. 27 seniors from Heppner. Lexington and lone went by car
and the senior bus to Hermiston for the Area Agency on Aging meeting.
The problems between the ECO AC and the AAA were explained in depth.
The advisory council voted to start procedures to separate the AAA from
the ECOAC and were supported in this decision by a large majority of
those present.
Continuing events include: Mon, 1-4 p.m. quilting; Tues & Thurs.,
10-10:30 a.m. exercise; Tues. 1-4 p.m. hobby time.
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