TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 13, 1995
Lady Cardinals beat Fillies
Program set for All Saints'Church Valby Lutheran plans Advent services
All Saints' Episcopal Church
in Heppner will host a child
ren's Christmas program dur
ing worship at 10:30 a.m. this
Sunday, Dec. 17.
The children will tell the
Christmas story through words
and pictures with music for the
whole congregation.
Father A1 Miller will celebrate
Holy Communion at All Saints'
this third Sunday in Advent. A
time for fellowship and conver
sation will follow worship.
Guests are welcome to at
tend.
A special mid-week Advent
service will be observed at
Valby Lutheran Church, lone,
on Wednesday evening, Dec.
13, at 7 p.m. Pastor Stan Hoob-
ing will bring a message entitl
ed, ” The Source of Light...and
Life” , based on the reading of
St. John 1:6-8, 19-28. Sarah
Carlson will play the piano.
After the service, a short meet
ing of the church council will be
held and there will be an op
portunity to decorate the
Christmas tree.
This Sunday, Dec. 17, at 9
a.m ., the Valby Lutheran
Church in lone will observe an
Advent communion service.
Pastor Stan Hoobing will bring
a message entitled, "Good
News in Action” based on
scripture reading of Matthew
11:2-11. Sarah Carlson will play
the piano.
"The Christmas Story: as
told by the friendly beasts” will
Ben Hubert wins Legion contest
photo by Joyce Hughes
tone’s Suzy Heideman goes for a jump shot while Lexie Matteson
plays defense. No. 20 is Stormy Howard.
tively successful trips to the
line.
Leading scorer for the Car
dinals was McElligott with 20
points. Kara Miller added two
three-point shots and finished
the game with 13 points. Suzy
Heideman lead the rebounding
with eight.
Defense was key for both
teams, steals and rebounds
were important to each. Both
substituted constantly to keep
fresh wings in the game.
By Kara Miiler
The Lady Cardinals Varsity
basketball squad took the floor
against the Heppner Fillies
Tuesday, Dec. 5, and won a
hard-earned victory, 62-56.
The two teams are always up
for the challenge of competition
against each other, and this
was a good game to watch.
The game opened with lone
getting possession of the ball.
Heppner returned to score the
first basket, but foul trouble
kept Heppner from staying
ahead. Free throws were the
key and lone's leading shooters
were Brenda Holtz and Melissa
McElligott-both had consecu
Ben Hubert, a recent transfer
to H eppner High School
(HHS), is the school winner for
the 1995-% American Legion
National High School Oratoric
al Contest. Hubert's speech
was titled, "Answering Amer
ica's Call For...Change” .
Toni Kemp was second with
"Answering America's Call For
Us to Accept Each O ther". In
third place were Josh Coiner,
Mandi Gutierrez and Brandi
Marshall.
HHS language arts teacher
Linda Dutcher commented that
the decision was a difficult one
because there were so many
good entries. All were juniors
B e n H u b e rt
at HHS.
Dutcher said that KUMA of
fered the winning students a School District.
Dutcher said that former
chance to record their speeches
HHS
students, Jenny Krien
in their studio.
Hubert will go on to compete and Truett Greenup, both plac
against other students in other ed in district competition.
schools in the Morrow County
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By Kara Miller
lone Cardinals girls' Varsity
team jumped out in front
quickly and controlled the tem
po of the entire game against
Pilot Rock, Friday, Dec. 8. The
Cards beat the Rockets, 74-31.
Pilot Rock never got an edge
and the Cardinals came on
strong. lone's defense kept the
home team to few scores and
the offensive moves from all
the Cardinal players kept in
creasing lone's lead.
lone's leading scorer was
Suzy Heideman with 19 points.
Laree Anderson and Melissa
McElligott followed with 14
each. Heideman also led the re
bounding effort with 18 and
contributed three blocked
shots.
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Merilee, Gail & Andrea
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Anderson 6 0-0 14, Haguewood 5 0-0
10, McElligott 5 3-4 14, J. Sullivan 4 2-2
10, Heideman 7 1-3 15, Boor 5 0-0 10,
Childers 0 1-21, Odinet, Miller, Holtz, n !
Sullivan, Ball. Totals 32 7-11 74.
Three-poin t goals: A n derson 2,
McElligott 1 Fouled out: J. Sullivan. Total
fouls: lone 19, Pilot Rock 11.
Men's breakfast at First Christian
First Christian Church in
Heppner will host the monthly
men's breakfast on Sunday,
Dec. 17, at 8 a.m. Those atten
ding will watch a video called,
"Creation Science and the
Christian Faith” for the devo
tion.
Everyone is welcome to
attend.
presents...
Warm-up’s for winter weather...
2 Dinners for the price of 1.
$10.95 for a complete dinner for 2.
A different dinner each nite of the week
Thursday, Dec. 14 thru Wednesday, Dec. 20
Thursday: La sa g n e for 2 ...........................$10.95
Friday: Sa lisb u ry Steak for 2 ...................$10.95
Saturday: Pot R oast for 2 ........................ $10.95
Sunday: C h ick e n fk D u m p lin gs for 2 ........$10.95
Monday: Braised T enderloin Tips for 2 ....$ 10.95
Tuesday: C h ick e n ala K in g for 2 .............. $10.95*
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Christmas
Pageant
Yaw's Restaurant & lounge
L o g g e erJ<
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Fla n n e l Shirts
be presented at 6 p.m. Mem
bers of the Sunday School,
Jodie and Kyle Carlson, Alex
and Juliann Carlson, Sarah
Burrows, Barbara, Stephanie
and Thomas Holland, Kasie
and Cory Peterson and Leland
Rill, will play various parts. The
play is under the direction of
Louis Carlson. Sarah Carlson is
‘T h e M issing M a g i'
the accompanist.
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The last mid-week Advent
service for Valby will be held on j® Performed by the
Wednesday, Dec. 20 at the
Friday School Kids
home of Don and Martha
F rid a y 1 2 / 1 5
Peterson. THere will be singing
of Christmas carols and Pastor g
7:O O p .m .
Hoobing will deliver a message
M eth. C h u rch
entitled, "The Magificat: The
Awe of Mary," based on scrip p S unday 1 2 / 1 7
ture reading of Luke 1:26-38.
a.m .
A joint service with Hope
L u th . C h u rch
Lutheran will be held at Hope
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A blood drive, sponsored by
the U.S. Forest Service, will be
held this Thursday, Dec. 14,
from 2-6 p.m. at the St. Pat
rick's Senior Center in Hepp
ner.
A Red Cross spokesperson
said that there is a special call
for O-negative blood, although
all types are needed, especial
ly through the holiday season.
Call Marcia Kemp, 676-9187,
to make an appointment. Walk-
ins are also welcome.
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Lady Cards JV lose to Fillies-
van, two rookie freshmen, led
the team in scoring with six
points each. Miller added five
points and Maci Childers,
Stephanie Lemieux, Angie Ball
and Dawn Boor added indivi
dual statistics of rebounds,
steals and assists.
Coach Kelley Swarat com
mented that ''the entire team
played good defense and work
ed hard, which resulted in the
low score. It was a defensive
battle. We weren't executing
our man-to-man defense well
this early in the season. We are
working to improve that.”
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Boor 1 0-0 2, Anderson 2 2-3 6,
Haguewood 1 0-0 2, Miller 4 3-4 13,
McElligott 5 9-10 20. J. Sullivan 1 1-2 3,
Holtz 2 0-04, Heideman 3 6-1212. Totals
19 21-31 62
Three-point goals: Miller 2. McElligott 1
By Kara Miller
The lone Cardinals girls' JV
team traveled to Heppner last
Tuesday, Dec. 5, to take on the
2A Heppner Fillies. The game
was close and competitive,
with Heppner edging out the
Cardinals by eight, 25-33.
lone jumped out to a 5-4 lead
in the first quarter with a basket
by Brenda Holtz and a three-
point shot from Kara Miller.
lone got into foul trouble and
finished the game with 21 fouls
against their record, while
Heppner had 13.
Tori Odinet and Niki Sulli-
in Heppner on Sunday, Dec. 24
at 10 a.m., with an open house
at the Lutheran parsonage (the
home of the Hoobings) from 11
a.m.-3 p.m.
A celebration of candlelight,
carols and communion will be
the highlight of the 9 p.m.
Christmas Eve service at Valby.
"Like Shepherds, You and I”
is the theme of the Christmas
message delivered by Pastor
Hoobing.
“W E L L HAVE T H E SE MOMENTS
TO R E M E M B E R ...”
Make this Christmas one to
remember for years to come with our
exciting gifts for everyone on your
list. Come see our wide selection of
gifts that are sure to be loved and
cherished by those you love.
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“ Brunch Burger” Valb. with fried egg & bacon
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D aily 4 p .m . - 6 p .m .
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Coffee, punch and cookies will
be served Sunday December 17,
from 12 to 4 p.m.
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