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fly - Heppner Gazette-Times, . . , Cardinals win homecoming match "I'm very proud of how our girls played. They really turn ed their game around," coach Charity McElligott said. "They sat down and figured out their goals and now they are striving to achieve them and I am very proud of th at." Arts and Crafts group to meet Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 18, 1995 - TH REE Fillies beat Rockets . 0 The Morrow County Creative Arts and Crafts will meet Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 1 p.m. upstairs at Kate's. Plans will be finalized for the arts and crafts and white elephant sale, which will be held Saturday, Nov. 4 from 10 a.m .-4 p.m. at the All Saints' Episcopal Church. .> lone Cardinals get ready to return a serve By Kara Miller The lone varsity volleyball team was victorious in their homecoming match-up against Condon on Tuesday, Oct. 10 beating the Devils 15-11, 15-5. With Jenny Sullivan as star ting server and renewed team spirit and winning attitudes, the Cardinals jumped out to a 5-0 score against the Condon Blue Devils on the lone home court in their first match. lone's LaRee Anderson and Stephanie Lemieux played strong back row defense and helped stop the Devils at three points through several rota- tions. Strong play at the net by Melissa McElligott, who had six blocks and two stuffs, Suzy Heideman, one block and two stuffs, and Kara Miller, two blocks, stopped Condon's ral ly and brought lone out on top, 15-11 and 15-5. McElligott totaled seven spikes and four kills and Stephanie Haguewood had two spikes and one kill. Keeping up good serving was an important aspect of the Cardinal offense as Heideman contributed six points*on serves while Sullivan added 12 points. Come Share With Us at \ W i l l o w C re e k B a p tis t C h u r c h Bible Study for all ages 2 p.m. Worship Service 3 p.m. Meeting in the 7th Day Adventist Church W*. e n u i n e C h e v r o l e t ™ Remember when your word was your Bond. - You sealed a deal with a handshake - That's still the way we do business today. COMFORTABLE • TRUSTFULL • HONEST • CARING Anyone interested in being a weather spotter or spotters who need a review are invited to attend a class in Morrow County this week. The class will be held at 7 p.m. both on Wednesday, Oct. 18 at the Emergency Manage ment Office (the old Forest Ser vice Building), 325 Willow View Drive, Heppner; and Thurs day, Oct. 19 at the North Coun ty Annex at Third and Main in Irrigon. These classes are for Morrow and west Umatilla County residents. A representative of the National Weather Service (NWS) will teach the classes. Weather spotters are credited with saving countless lives each year in the United States. 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The public is welcome to at tend the council meetings. vr finipro - P.0 Box 1186» Hereford, TX • 79045 ». „ . „ - »-• ’ ■ ■ .. • ' v< ' „ • i~ - V.».- "• „ '■ /•♦A;.'- ■ ,• • •*’ ’ • * » ’ •_ *. 1 Photo by Judy Barber (6) attempt to block the ball. set well, which gave Evans and Moeller the advantage they needed to dominate the net. In the second game, Hepp ner and Pilot Rock shared several side-outs. Dickenson made a save in the back row up to Moeller at the net and, with a power spike and kill, gave Heppner the serve. Hisler took command with five straight serves. Pilot Rock had receiving trouble which gave Heppner the lead, 8-6. The Fillies began to struggle and found the score 8-10. Moeller had a block at the net for a side-out, bringing Dicken son up to serve. Dickenson served five straight points, with Moeller and Mindy Binschus taking total control at the net. Jessica Sumner helped to put the game away with a save in the back court for one point, then placed a smart tip on the next play to give Heppner their final point for game and match. Overall, the Fillies played ag gressive volleyball, with each player doing her part and showing real team effort, said a spokesperson for the team. t V '« \ Y » - * fv / Sales Representative TR U C K S Explorer Bronco - Ranger Windstar P E N D L E T O N FO R D L IN C O L N - M E R C U R Y IN C . 2225 Eastgate, PO Box 70 PENDLETON, OR 97801 f Series Econoline Van Club Wagon Bus Phone 276-3131 FAX 276-2539 Res Phone 443-2157 * -■ • Blue Mountain Community College adult education classes have been scheduled in Hepp ner, according to instructor Shawn Kempas. Classes will be held on Mon days from 7 to 10 p.m. and Wednesdays from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Neighborhood Center. Those interested in enrolling should call BMCC or stop by during class time. /< - A’ «?'./* y* i' ÿ -1 Roger Britt Septic Service Serving Morrow-Gilliam County & surrounding areas B M C C adult ed • 24 Hr Service • Licensed & Bonded «r; * #37316 /V.\‘7u m m DEQ approved 676-5096 • Rt. 2 Box 2060 • Heppner, OR 7 G Septic tanks pumped, residential & Commercial Your local septic service ‘We appreciate your business, hopefully you appreciate ours ” V> M orrow County Health District County residents with access to a | spectoum oh quality medicaQ mvices" p/iwide l M om ow -EjaitwfvUL STAR TR EK ornaments >\ • Now in stock MOONLIGHT SA LE «tov'-v; 14V M Mon., Oct. 30 Open til 7 p.m. V Vi'. Kids com e by and m vv. ■ ■ • . . Trick or T reat Tv** y . y, • •/». '.Mv> V la i® M umwj ' a D « q ' 317 North Main Hrppnor J . » ‘ •: y * w > 4 .- . 5 D A R R Y L B IG ELO W meeting. All veterans and members are welcome to attend. x -' ♦?*>’. ■ . . ' ».*'*- • .7 - v 503-676-9040 - Steve Yaw Sr. or 503-676-9014 - Kyle Robinson - -*/ .• v »■ i (Formerly Central Oregon Livestock) 1 800 848-9953 * , . - •, I - . - . 4 feed. A bowl of chili, dessert and a drink, or a baked potato (with all the toppings), dessert and drink is $3. Both chili and a potato with dessert and drink is $4. “Stowing to • •. • * • f ,• ■ * •. . . A Ï » • * > * » . ' ^ V r- • * • ♦••VA * v- .'4 ‘•'»J Legion auxiliary slates meeting The American Legion and Auxiliary will meet Monday, Oct. 23, at 6:30 p.m. in the Heppner United Methodist Church basement for a potluck supper followed by the - '.'V j '• / ’ *1 V • ■ FFA plans tailgate party The Heppner FFA chapter is sponsoring a tailgate party before the Heppner-Pilot Rock football game, Friday, Oct. 20, from 5:30-7:10 p.m. in the 4-H annex building at the Heppner fairgrounds. The dinner will feature a chili and baked potato • ■ ; t • y, 1 McKay invites everyone to come and view the displays and get a special cancellation in celebration of National Stamp Collecting Month. The postal staff from the lone post office will be on had to sell the comic strip postage and to assist with the cancellation. Those who cannot attend may submit a mail order re quest by affixing stamps to any envelope or postcard of choice, address it to yourself or others, insert a card of postcard thickness for sturdiness and Traci Dickenson and Tina Kemp The Heppner Fillies beat the tuck in the flap, place the envelope or postcard in a larger Pilot Rock Rockets in con envelope and address it to ference play last Thursday, Toon Into Stam ps, lone Oct. 12, in two games, 15-9 and Elementary School Station, 15-11, for a much needed win. Heppner's starting unit of P.O. Box 167, lone, OR 97843- Tina Kemp, Jossie Evans, Traci 0167. Those who would like it to be Dickenson, Stormy Howard, returned under protective Lori Moeller and Annie Hisler cover should include a larger, were on a mission to upend the stam ped, self-addressed Rockets. After a slow start and receiving errors by the Fillies, envelope as well. This pictorial cancellation will they settled down and played only be available Oct. 26. Mail serious volleyball. Consistent order requests will not be ac serving by Kemp, Dickenson, Moeller and Hisler helped to cepted later than Nov. 16. Weather spotter classes planned 560 North Minor G If someone were to ask you, "How long has the cartoon strip 'Dick T racy' been around?" or, "Who created the cartoon ch aracter 'A lley O op'?" or maybe, "W h o was the comic strip character made famous by saying, 'I yam what I yam '?" would you know? "Okay, so these aren't the imposing questions of the day, but they are a fun part of our American heritage," says lone postmaster, Nancy McKay. "They're some of the terrific things you and your family can learn during National Stamp Collecting Month by "tooning into stam p s". You'll find answers to these questions and much more on the back of the 20 postage stamps the Postal Service is issuing as a part of National Stamp Collecting Month." McKay said. Diana Kincaid's fourth grade class is sponsoring a pictorial cancellation utilizing this "Comic Strip Classics" theme on Thursday, Oct. 26 at lone Elementary School from 9 a.m .-3:30 p.m. » V '- . .• ♦ .• t - T :. lone Post Office plans special stamp cancellation Oct. 26 • I l f . MM h fr \ $ :$ y ■M t - ---.T,; A* y '
