Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 21, 1994 - FIVE
Rebekah's and Oddfellow's discuss Girls rodeo team leads state
The Heppner-Condon Girls
Results of Condon High
fall and winter projects at meeting Rodeo
Team, consisting of Tif- School Rodeo held September
By Delpha Jon es
Holly Rebekah Lodge and
Lexington Oddfellow Lodges
met on Thursday for their
reg u lar m eeting. Projects
planned for the fall and winter
months were discussed. Cards
were sent to the sick members
and reports on their condition
were given. The meeting was
presided over by the V.G.
Kathy Clark.
A letter was read from the
C om m unity Service State
Chairman, Dona Blades. The
lodges were asked to choose a
community project for the year.
Holly Rebekah chose their hall
for their project. It is designated
as a community hall as well as
a hall for the Oddfellows and
Rebekahs.
The first card party of the
season will be Oct. 1 and will fanie M unkers and Katie
start at 8 p.m., so people who McCoin, is currently leading
wish to attend the oyster sup the state in team points for the
Oregon High School Rodeo
per at Hardman may do so.
Association.
In the future card parties will
Munkers, a sophomore at
begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be Heppner High School is also
held the first Sat. of each currently leading the state in
month.
all-around points. Lexi Mat-
A rummage sale is planned teson, also of Heppner High
for Nov. 12 and will include School, is behind her in second
clothing, dishware and other place with Katie McCoin of
articles of interest. Anyone Condon in ninth. Matteson is
having articles to be picked up also leading in the rookie of the
should call Virginia Peck, year points.
Dorothy Jackson or Delpha
State standings as of Sept. 16
Jones.
are as follows:
Members were reminded of
A ll-around points: first-
the official visit of the State Tiffanie Munkers, second-Lexi
Presedent Vickie Beaver on Matteson, ninth-Katie McCoin.
Nov 3. The meeting started
Girls Cow Cutting: first-
with a potluck dinner and bir Tiffanie Munkers.
thday cake, with the birthday
Barrel Racing: second-Lexi
gift exchange. The next M atteson,
fourth-K atie
meeting is scheduled for Oct. 6. M cCoin,
lO th-Tiffanie
Munkers.
Goat Tying: fourth-Tiffanie
Munkers, fourth-Katie McCoin,
fifth-Lexi Matteson.
Pole Bending: ninth-Lexi
Matteson.
Breakaway Roping: third-
Lexi Matteson, fourth-Tiffanie
Munkers.
Team Roping: seventh-Katie
McCoin and Justin Matteson.
3 and 4 are:
Reserve All Around Cham
pion: Tiffanie Munkers.
Girls Cow Cutting: second-
Tiffanie Munkers.
Breakaway Roping: second-
Lexi Matteson, third-Tiffanie
Munkers.
Goat Tying: fifth-Tiffanie
Munkers, sixth-Katie McCoin.
Pole Bending: eighth-Lexi
Matteson.
Barrel Racing: fifth-Lexi Mat
teson, ninth-Tiffanie Munkers.
Team Roping: ninth-Katie
McCoin and Justin Matteson.
Calf Roping: second-Justin
Matteson.
Results of the Mollalla High
School Rodeo held Sept. 10 and
11 are as follows:
Girls Cow Cutting: second-
Tiffanie Munkers.
Bull Dogging: second-Justin
Matteson.
Goat Tying: fourth-Lexi Mat
teson, eighth-Katie McCoin,
ninth-Tiffanie Munkers.
Team Roping: 10th-Katie
McCoin and Justin Mtheson.
Poles: 10th-Lexi Matteson.
Barrels:
second-K atie
McCoin, third-Lexi Matteson,
10th-Tiffanie Munkers.
Calf Roping: seventh-Justin
Matteson.
Fillies come up short
twice, but improving
By Donna Moeller
The third game was a see
The Heppner Fillies setting saw battle from the start to
out to avenge an earlier loss to finish. Great serves from Krein,
the Riverside Pirates fell short Evans, Robinson and Hill gave
once again Thursday evening,
the Fillies momentum. Junior
Sept. 15, losing 15-2, 15-6.
Jessica Sumner came into the
Receiving errors, illegal hits
and net violations played an game on the front line with the
score tied at 12 and did a great
important factor in the Fillies
job. Sumner handled every ball
loss. Bright spots for the Fillies
that came her way, helping the
were strong net play from a
Fillies to stay in the game. A net
senior core group of Char Coe,
error
by the Fillies with the
Kelsie Evans, Jenny Krein and
score tied at 17 proved to be the
Rondi Robinson. Coe led the
downfall. The Huskies scored
way with 11 successes at the
the next two points to win the
net out of 14 attempts with four
third game and the match.
aces. Strong back row play
The junior varsity won their
from Rondi Robinson and
match
against the Huskies in
senior Dani Hill sent passes to
two
15-2,
15-10. The team had
new setters Krein and junior
an excellent serving average
Heather Ripple.
and worked well as a team,
The Junior Varsity lost to
said a spokesperson. Heather
Riverside in two games as did
Ripple and Stormy Howard
the C team.
had some good sets with help
Friday, Sept. 16 the Fillies
from Tina Kemp and Mindy
traveled to Elgin, again to feel
Binschus at the net.
the agony of defeat in three,
The C team lost their match
12-15, 15-10, 17-19.
in
Elgin 13-15, 10-15, but im
The Fillies started out with a
proving
with every game, said
blast in game one, with a score
the spokesperson.
of eight to two. Elgin's coach
The Heppner Fillies are in a
called a time out which shifted
rebuilding
year of volleyball.
the momentum. The Fillies
Returning
varsity
players are
started having receiving
troubles and were soon down Char Coe, Kelsie Evans, Jenny
10-14. Kelsie Evans hustled to Krein and Rondi Robinson.
make a nearly impossible save Other varsity players include
________________________________________ B y D elp ha J o n e s
in the back court which caus senior Dani Hill, juniors Jossie
-:-Earl Miller, a former Lex-
-:-Let's not forget the annual ed a side out for Elgin, giving Evans, Tina Kemp, Heather
ingtonite, visited one day last meeting of the Morrow Coun the serve back to Heppner. The Ripple and Jessica Sumner;
w eek from his hom e in ty Historical Society to be held
Fillies however fell short losing sophomores Traci Dickenson,
Stormy Howard and Lori
Seaview, WA.
Oct. 2 starting at 1 p.m. with a 12-15.
-:-Butch Sawyer from the Tri- turkey potluck dinner. The ■ The Fillies stayed in the Moeller and freshmen Mindy
Cities was a Lexington caller meeting will follow. The public match w inning game two Binschus and Annie Hisler.-*
The Fillies began their con
last week.
is invited to atten d . The 15-10. Dani Hill did an excellent
ference
play Tuesday, Sept. 20
-:-Friends were sorry to hear Chronicles for 1994 are now for job serving with Robinson,
when
they
played Pilot Rock in
of the death of D.O. Nelson, sale as well as note pads and Coe, sophomore Lori Moeller
former Lexington resident and pens. Dallas McKennan, a well- and freshman Mindy Binschus Heppner. They meet Sherman
County in Heppner on Thurs.,
Morrow County Judge.
known actor, will be present for assisting at the net.
Sept. 22.
-:-Vic Groshens from Baker the entertainment as well as
City visited recently with his special music from the Eppen-
mother in Heppner and other bach family of Irrigon.
The Heppner Coordinating plans for presenting the up
relatives in the Lexington area.
-:-Jim Tellechea was home
from college over the weekend. Council will hold its next dated draft of the Heppner
regular meeting on Tuesday, Strategic Plan to community
September 27, at 7:30 a.m. in organizations, getting input
from them for inclusion in the
the GEODC office.
The purpose of the meeting plan and obtaining their ap
will be to prioritize projects of proval and support for the
All county residents are Yakima communities, con the updated draft of the Hepp plan.
welcome to experience a slice of tinued the release. Those who ner Strategic Plan. Highest
The general public is
have had contact or have priority projects will be inden- welcome to attend the meetings
our own living history on Sept.
30 and Oct. 1 in Heppner, says stories about Indians visiting
tified for immediate communi of the Heppner Coordinating
press release. This will be a our area in past years are
Council.
ty effort and action
"How I lost more than 20 pounds w ith W eight a family
event for all ages at the especially invited to join the
The council will also discuss
Morrow County Museum and group for dinner.
Watchers and reached my personal goal.
Tours of historic Heppner
the
Heppner City Park.
By K athleen Sullivan
A new Native American will be offered Sat., Oct. 1 from
"Life looks beautiful from here. I'm at the weight I want to be, and I
theme exhibit will be dedicated 10 a.m .-5 p.m. Joe Yocom of
feel the way I want to feel. And you know what got me off to such a
at the museum on Fri., Sept. 30 Lexington will ferry tours on Newly estab lish ed adult foster care
great start? Weight Watchers Superstart program.
at 11 a.m. This will be follow his Oregon Trail Centennial
ed by a potluck friendship din Schooner wagon. The Senior facility for wom en. 24 hr care for
"That's because Superstart is like a 'jump start' for people who want to
ner around noon in the city Center bus will be available for you or your loved one 2 private
lose weight. During this two-week program, you'll eat real food you
park. The potluck dinner will the less adventurous. Judge
make yourself-including your favorites from really simple recipes.
bring together long time coun Louis Carlson will also give room s available; One double oc
You'll feel great and you will see those pounds drop away.
ty residents familiar with tradi walking tours of the historic cupancy in the near future. Call
"I lost eight pounds in just two weeks on Superstart. Can you
tional Indian's usage of this Morrow County Courthouse
imagine? Eight pounds!"
area and representatives of from 2 to 5 p.m. Demonstration Nella 6 7 6 -9 8 2 9 /6 7 6 -9 6 5 9 .
those Native American families tables will be set up in the city
JO IN A N Y M E E T IN G A N Y T IM E
from as far away as the park. Anyone who would like
For Information Call Collect Weekdays
Umatilla, Warm Springs and to help d em o n strate a
8:30a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (503) 297-1021
craft/lifeway, or who has an
art/craft to show off, contact
Heppner
Hermiston
Mary Keith evenings, 676-9024,
Methodist Church
Senior Center
or Marsha Sweek daytimes at
175 W. Church
435 West Orchard
the Morrow County Museum,
Thurs. 67:30 p.m.
Mon. 6:30 p.m.
Open house at H eppner
676-5524.
These events are be
Elementary/Middle School is
ing
co-sponsored
by the Mor
planned for Wednesday, Sept.
row
County
Museum,
the
28, beginning at 7 p.m. at the
Historical Society and the US
school.
This is Kathlevn s experience. As people varv, do does individual weight loss, maintenance and results
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