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Randy ScoÇ heads for one of his three touchdowns
Cardinal running back Ran
dy Scott piled up yards and
touchdowns Friday night, as
the red and black pasted the
Condon Blue Devils 58-18 in
Big Sky football action.
Scott rolled up 241 yards
rushing and scored three
touchdowns in the lopsided
Homecoming courts honored
meeting
slated O ct. 16
abs
victory for the birds.
Quarterback Luke Swanson
also had a good game passing
for 107 yards, including a
27-yard toss to Joe Bacon for a
TD.
The Cards had good blocking
from their line, helping Scott to
pile up the yardage.
lone JV's lose to Sherman
Elaine Nelson of Big Bear Ci
ty, California, American Bible
Society (ABS) regional staff
p erson and Pat K reitler,
Oregon state coordinator for
ABS will be in Heppner, Mon
day, Oct. 16. A noon luncheon
meeting at Kate's Pizza is
planned for all area pastors and
members erf their congregations
interested in the ministry of the
ABS.
' 'This will be a golden oppor
tunity to learn about the
various Bible translations,
booklets, pamplets, videos and
various o th e r scrip tu ral
resources that are available
th ro u g h ABS,” said the
Reverend Stan Hoobing, area
coordinator for south Morrow,
Wheeler and Gilliam counties.
The mission statement of the
ABS, a non-denominational
organization, is to provide the
Holy Scriptures to every man,
woman and child in a language
and form each can readily
understand and at a price each
can easily afford. This purpose
undertaken without doctrinal
note or comment and without
profit, is a cause which all
Christians and all churches are
urged to support, said Rever
end Hoobing.
Reverend Hoobing may be
reached at
Hope-Valby
parish, 676-9940, or home,
676-5069, for more information
Photo by Joyce Hughes
Jessica Sumner and Shaun Hisler were crowned 1995 Homecoming queen and king dur
ing halftime of the Heppner Stanfield gam e Friday, Oct. 6. Other court members were: front
l-r prince Eric Schonbachler, Ben Ewing, Chris Sykes, Robert McElligott, Jessica McKinney,
prince Jim Schlaich and King Shaun Hisler.
Back l-r: Kenneth Howard and princess Stormy Howard; Dick Devin and princess Renee
Devin; Chariie Sum ner and queen Jessica Sumner, Monte Evans and princess Jossie Evans,
Steve Dickenson and princess Traci Dickenson.
An exchange student Stephanie Lemu was crowned lone’s 1995 Homecoming queen Fri
day night during the lone-Condon game. Other court members include l-r: Rob Crum, Ro-
seanne Baker, Cory Baker, Kara Miller, Petr Hyps, Dawn Sheirbon, Andrew Anderson, Angie
Ball, Stephanie Lemu and John Doherty.
W ool contest deadline nears
lone JV running back Dylan Pettyjohn puts the stiffarm on a
Sherman County defender in last Friday’s game, lone lost the
game 20-6.
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FALL FENCING SALE
R U B B E R M A ID S T O C K T R O U G H
300 Gallon............159.95
The deadline for the District
5 "M ake It Yourself With
Wool" contest is approaching
fast, reminds district director
Maureen Krebs.
The contest will be held
Saturday, Nov. 4 in lone. Con
testants must have their com
p leted reg istratio n form s
returned to Krebs no later than
Oct. 21.
Garments are judged on style
and construction and must be
at least 60 percent wool. Win
ners will be announced at the
style^how open to the public
Nov. 4 at 1 p.m. at the lone
High School.
The District 5 contest is open
to re sid en ts of M orrow ,
D /W B A R B W IR E
2 Pt-12 1/2 ga.......... 38.50
4 Pt-12 1/2 ga.......... 38.50
Barbless................... 38.50
R A IL R O A D T IE S
RR-2’s ............ 8.85
RR-1’s ............. 10.95
F IE L D F E N C IN G
939-6.........79.99
1047-6...... 88.50
PRESSU RE
Up to 15% Discount on
TF^ f l TED P? « ,P al1 Hi Qual Livestock Equipment
J xa ........... 4 .85
4” x8’
5” x8’
6” x8’
5.75
8.85
10.99
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PA N ELS
Cattle Panel 16” .., .14.50
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Ends
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28, 1995
Morrow County Grain Growers
1-800-452-7396
Lexington, Oregon
350 Main
989-8221
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td e fiC easuxe o f y o u x c o m p a n y a t td e ceC ebxation o f
plans 'family day'
A special 'Family Day' will be
held by the Pioneer Memorial
Hospital Nursing Home on
Sunday, Oct. 15, from 2-3 p.m.
at the home health office.
Residents' family members and
the general public are invited to
come and learn about special
nursing home programs.
The meeting will provide in
form ation on resto rativ e
therapy, social services and ac
tivities departm ents. These i
departments are crucial in help
ing residents achieve their
:: hightest level of functioning
capability and are essential
components in any quality nur
sing home environment, said a
PMHNH spokesperson. The
meeting will provide an oppor
tunity for attendees to talk with
staff members and ask ques
tions.
Sheridan Tamasky, PMHNH
director of nursing, said the
meeting can also furnish the
opportunity for development of
a family mem ber support
system. For those who do not
p re sen tly have a family
member in the nursing home,
Tamasky said many will even
tually face this situation. "This
is a chance for them to know
what is available and to be bet
ter prepared should they need
to make a placement in the
future," she said.
For more information on the
meeting, contact resident care
manager Marj Kenny at 676-
9133. Refreshments will be
served.
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vance to national competition
to be held in Albuquerque,
NM, in January.
Entry forms are available
from local county extension
agents, many local fabric stores,
or from Krebs, Cecil Star Route,
lone, OR 97843. Additional
contest information may be ob
tained from Krebs by calling
422-7548.
Gilliam, Umatilla, Wasco, Sher
man, Wheeler and Hood River
counties. Men and women are
eligible to compete in four age
groups: Preteen (12 and un
der); Junior (13-16); Senior
(17-24) and Adult (over 24).
Categories are to be determin
ed bv the contestant's age on
D ec.'31, 1995.
Winners in the junior, senior
and adult divisions will ad
vance to state level competition
to b* held in conjunction with
the Oregon Sheep Growers
Century Convention in Pend
leton, Dec. 8. A state junior and
senior winner will then ad-
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