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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 2, 1994 - SEVEN Three Fillies named to all star volleyball team Kelsie Evans Bridal Tables 'd T C onùuL & By Donna Moeller Heppner placed three girls on the CBC All Star team an nounced at the conclusion of the district tournament held Saturday, Oct. 29 in Pilot Rock. Named to the first team was Jenny Krein; Char Coe, second team and K elsie Evans, honorable mention. All three are seniors. Outreach ministry ‘U ie n t < d ja xx, director to speak Wedding November 19 HOURS: Mon-Fri 8 a.n S at. 9 a.m .-6 RX HOURS: Sat. 9 21 7 North Main Heppner Come Worship With Us at Willow Creek Baptist Church Sundays at 3 p.m. Meeting in the Day Adventist Church 560 North Minor egrrg* GovgtfNMgNT NOT OlGGStf Lynn knows that the answers to the problems facing us in Central and Eastern Oregon come from the people who live here and who understand the problems. He'll fight against those who made the spotted owl more important than the timber family...and he'll fight against plans to raise taxes to fund more state spending. FOR S T A T E R E P R E S E N T A TIV E - D IS T R IC T 59 Authorized by Lynn Lundqulet tor State Representetive — District 59 O Box 8 « Powell Butte, O R 97753 An ecumenical harvest din ner will be held in lone on Sun day, November 13, at 4 p.m. at the lone Legion Hall. Turkey, ham, potatoes, rolls, and tableware will be provided by Valby Lutheran Church, the lone United Church of Christ, and St. William's Catholic Church. People attending are asked to bring a salad or dessert. Guest speaker for the potluck will be Sister Maria Francis, director of Outreach Ministry of Burnside, Portland. Originally from Yakima, Washington, Sister Maria Fran cis has worked at Burnside since 1982. She originally work ed with the Northwest Pilot Project, than spent two years working at the St. Vincent de Paul Downtown Chapel. She than started S t. Francis Outreach, which was later changed to Outreach Ministry. Outreach Ministry is dedi cated to providing a family- type support system for day-to- day care of late-stage chronic alcoholics and the mentally ill living around Burnside who are not assisted by others. "W e're a surrogate family program that makes sure people are housed and fed and taken care o f," Sister Maria said. Sister Maria Francis is visiting lone to show her appreciation for the money lone Youth Group raised in memory of Jason Halvorsen and donated to Outreach Ministry. Everyone is welcome to at tend the dinner Cards win non-conference game By Anne Morter Watching the lady Cards' matchup Friday, O ct. 28, against W asco County, it would have been hard to guess the game was non-conference. The teams fought long and hard for each point in the marathon match. But while the game didn't count in league standings, both teams knew that it did count for something since both will be participants in this weekend's district cham pionship tournament. The lady Cardinals gritted out a tough win in the match, 13-15, 15-7, 15-11. Six seniors, Kim Bedortha, Mary Jane McCarty, Allison Su llivan , Jessica S te fa n i, Bridget McElligott and Becky Picknell, started their last home volleyball game Friday night. They had little time to revel in that fact as the Redsides came out on a mission. The Cardinals found themselves down but then rallied to take the lead. But Wasco County had the final ral ly and went on to take the game. Coach Charity McEl ligott noted that the girls were nervous and consequently didn't play their usual brand of ball. The second game saw much better passing, coverage and hitting by the Cards as they settled down and found some rhythm. In the third game, the Cards jumped out early, leading 12-5 at one point. The Redsides rallied as the lady Cards struggled to get the last three points but lone was finally able to put the game away. The Cardianls served 90 per cent in a game where they went to the service line 78 times. Sullivan led the way with 13 points on 21 for 21 serving. Bedortha had 11 points with one ace on 16 of 17 serving and McCarty scored nine points on perfect 18 of 18 serving. The team tallied a 93 percent serve receive statistic led again by Sullivan with 95 prcent on 22 of 23 serve received. Melissa McElligott had 100 percent of the attempts and Bedortha and Suzie Heideman played strong in the back row. In blocking M elissa McElligott was 100 percent on 21 blocks with 12 stuffs and Heideman missed just one of her 13 attempts. Setters McCarty and Becky Wagenblast had a workout with 108 sets between them. Both girls tallied a 94 percent success rate. Lutheran brunch to benefit family The AAL branch of Hope- Valby-Condon Lutheran Parish is busy gearing up for a breakfast casserole brunch on Sunday, November 13, at 10:30 a.m . at Valby Lutheran Church, lone. In addition to the conven tional m enu, a " m o u th watering selection of breakfast cassero les co n sistin g of sausages, various other meats and vegetables covered with a blanket of souffle and a melting of cheese, will be served," said the Rev. Stan Hoobing. The breakfast also includes cin namon rolls, a dish of freshly cut fruit, orange juice and cof- Photo by Joyce Hughes Rodeo board members (l-r) Kenny Eckman, Marlene Currin, Jerry Gentry, Kyle Robinson, Darcy Robinson and Devin Robinson present Staci O ’Brien (center) with scholarship. ding job representing this county, plus do a tremendous amount of promotion during these appearances for Morrow County, as well as the Fair and Rodeo advertising." Staci works at a day care facility in Pendleton and plans to attend Blue Mountain Com munity College winter Term. Wondering About a Living Trust? 235 / 85-16 PINNE FOR . s t u d : --------------------------- Y O U M U S T A T TE N D T H IS FR EE S E M IN A R “ Wednesday, November 9th 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Pendleton Convention Center 1601 Westgate Pendleton Lots of CHAINS In Stock Heppner 676-9481 fee or tea. The breakfast brunch is a fund raiser to help a fajnily in South Morrow County with some enormous medical bills. A free will offering will also be taken. "It is hoped that $400 can be raised so that Aid Association for Lutherans can match it with another $400," said Hoobing. Worship Service will be held at 9 a.m. Those unable to at tend, but would like to help out with the funds, may send their check, made out to Valby Lutheran Church, to AAL Helping Hands, Route 1, Box 27A, lone, Oregon 97843. O 'B rien earns OTPR scholarship The Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Committee has contributed to a scholarship award for Staci O'Brien, 1994 Morrow County Fair and Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Queen. T he com m ittee recen tly review ed the Q ueen and Court's travel schedule and 31 / 10 . 50-15 Mellissa McElligott was a force at the net w ith a phenomenal 13 kills and 91 per cent hitting on 34 attempts. Heideman had four kills, Bedortha and McCarty had two each and Sullivan had one as the team scored 90 percent hitting. Coach McElligott was pleas ed with the effort. "A ll our stats were in the 9 0 's ," she said. "They had to be or we would have lost." She noted that Wasco County was one of the best teams they had played in terms of being able to hit and scoop up just about anything that came their way. "W hen it came right down to it, they made more errors than u s ," she said. The lady Cards played their final league match Tuesday against Helix with results too late for press. 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