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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 16. 1996
lone homecoming
HHS homecoming court crowned
The Heppner High School homecoming court was crowned during halftime at the Mustangs vs. Stan
field game Friday, Oct. 4. Names were inadvertently left off in the Oct. 9 G-T issue.
Back row (L-R): Chuck Matteson and daughter, princess Lexi Matteson; Ken Howard and daughter,
princess Stormy Howard; Rollie Marshall and daughter, queen Brandi Marshall; Steve Dickenson and
daughter, princess Traci Dickenson; and Paul Hisler and daughter, princess Annie Hisler.
Front row (L-R); prince Travis Wilhelm; king Jim Schlaich; junior court Matt McCabe and Jenna
Bowman; prince Eric Schonbachler; prince Brian Koffler and prince Josh Roy.
Cards lose to Cougars in tough one Church plans
By Kara Miller
On Oct. 4 at Echo, both the
Lady Cardinals and the Lady
Cougars had problems with
their serving through almost
the complete first rotation in
game one.
Echo found their stride first
and scored the first points. It
was a powerful game, with
long volleys and good saves.
After 25 minutes of play, the
score was Echo 9, lone 7. Kem-
mery Burright, Brenda Bur-
right, Stephanie Haguewood
and Laree Anderson scored
lone's points.
The final in that game was
lone, 7, Echo, 15.
The second game was also
long and exciting, with long
volleys and excellent serving.
Echo got the early lead, but
lone fought back and forged
ahead. B. Burright made eight
points, with two of them aces,
but lone lost the battle at the
end, 13-15.
Lady Cardinals down Falcons
By Kara Miller
The Lady Cardinals played
the Wheeler Falcons at Fossil
on Sept. 20. The match went to
three games before lone came
out the winner.
In the first game, Kemmery
Burright served six unanswer
ed points to tie the game, 11-all,
but the Falcons surged ahead to
win it, 11-15.
In the second game, Jenny
Sullivan had a string of six
unanswered points, Burright
added six more and Laree
Anderson, two, for lone's win,
15-10.
Game three Sullivan, Ander
son, Suzy Heideman, Steph
anie Haguewood and Brenda
Burright each scored several
points to lead the Lady Car
dinals to the win, 15-3.
harvest festival
H eppner First C hristian
Church will have their annual
Harvest Festival on Sunday,
Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. In addition to
a potluck dinner, the program
will include special music and
a guest speaker, Dr. Dan
Cameron, professor of ministry
at Boise Bible College in Boise,
ID.
The community is invited to
come and share in the fellow
ship of the evening, said a
spokesperson.
Market Report
Compliments of the Morrow County Gram Growers
Tuesday, Oct. 15
Soft White
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Barley
Oct.-Jan.
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Forest meeting
The U.S. Forest Service East-
side Forest Management Pro
ject will be presented and dis
cussed at the next meeting of
the Heppner Coordinating
Council.
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The council will meet on
Tuesday, Oct. 22, at 7:30 a.m.
in the Heppner Ranger District
conference room. The public is
welcome to attend.
EOSC orientation
Eastern Oregon State Col
lege's Division of Extended
Programs will hold a meeting
in Heppner on Wednesday,
Oct. 23, from 4-6 p.m., to ex
plain continuing education op
portunities for nontraditional
time and placebound students.
These meetings will provide in
formation regarding the pro
gram 's external degree in
liberal studies. This session is
offered at no cost.
Interested persons should
call the Umatilla/Morrow
County center, 278-5776, for
details regarding the session
and location.
Lady Cardinals three and three
lone High School is gearing By
By Kara
Kara Miller
Miller
it looked like no one wanted to
up for homecoming this week.
On Oct. 10, the lone Lady win, with both sides unable to
Festivities include a taco Cardinals traveled to Condon get the ball down for a score.
feed open to the public to meet the Blue Devils for the Finally Stephanie Haguewood
planned for this Thursday, first time since their pre-season stepped up and made two
October 17, starting at 5:30 encounter in the W^htonka se n e s that scored, and Jenny
p.m. Sponsored by the junior
Sullivan followed her with nine
tournament.
class, the feed will include
Condon got the serve to start solid serves that netted points.
three tacos and a pop for $3 or
the game and scored two, but Suzy Heideman added the final
one taco-for 75 cents.
two that gave lone the win,
A powder puff football game lone broke their serve. Laree
will get underway at 6:30 p.m., Anderson started the game 15-9.
The third game Condon got
followed by a noise parade and with excellent serving, landing
out
to a six point lead before
bonfire. Donuts and cocoa will six straight points. Then the
lone
scored two off Heide-
Cards went into a slump
be available at the bonfire.
man's
serving. Brenda Burright
through
several
rotations,
Friday's homecoming events
include a steak feed, sponsored trading 0 for 0 with the Blue added three, Heideman two
by the International Club, to be Devils. Condon was the first to more, and Nikki Sullivan, two,
held from 6 p.m. until after the recover and pulled the game but Condon was able to put it
together and managed the win,
football game is over. The out, 6-15.
10-15. After this loss, lone's
game, featuring the lone
Erin Crowell got to start the
Cardinals vs Culver, begins at second game off with the first record stands at 3-3 at the mid
7:30 p.m. with the crowning of serve and scored a point. Then
season point.
the homecoming court at
halftime.
Homecoming royalty
includes; freshman princess.
Amber Miles, sophomore bv Molly Rhea
first match, 7-15. Heppner
princess, Katie Tworek, junior
The Heppner Fillies C-team
had jumped out to the early
princess, Jenny Sullivan, and was host to the Pilot Rock
lead only to have Pilot Rock's
senior princesses, Camie Crum Rocket's C 's on Monday,
fifth server step up and score
and Stephanie Haguewood.
October 14. Since the Pilot
points 6 through 15. Heppner
The homecoming dance will
Rock squad shared a bus with
went on to win the next two
be held from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
their JV football team, the C's
games, 15-7, 15-10, to claim
had plenty o f time to play two
victory in the first match.
matches. This was the third
Heppner C 's needed only two
The Heppner Elementary
games to win
the second
and fourth match ups for these
School carnival will be held
match
15-5,
15-13.
As the
two teams, and they had the
Thursday, October 24, from 6
season
progresses
this
young
to 8:30 p.m. at the Morrow
same outcome as the first two.
Filly
squaa
s
confidence
and
County
Fairgrounds.
The
with the Heppner C 's coming
determination have increased,
carnival
will
feature
a
out the winners.
as have their hash marks in the
Halloween theme with a
The Filly C 's only loss of the
“win” column.
haunted house, games and
night came in game one of the
concessions. Everyone in the
community is invited to come
and wear costumes if they
wish.
On honor of the
Activities will include a
50th wedding anniversary of
fortune telling booth, wet
sponge toss, hoop shoot,
M r. and ‘M rs. -Raymond Trench,
Fillies C-team beats Rockets
Carnival Oct. 24
goldfish toss and a cakewalk.
New this year are an engraving
booth and a door prize booth.
In the door prize booth, people
may purchase tickets and
names will be drawn every
half hour. Winners will receive
"Goosebump" prizes.
Tickets for the booths may
be purchased at 25 cents each.
There will also be plenty of
food, including homemade
pie, coffee, pop, candy, hot
dogs, nachos and popcorn.
The carnival is sponsored by
the Heppner Parents Club and
chaired by Kaedene Bailey and
Darcy Coil.
Any adults who would like
to help with the haunted house
are asked to call Merry
Brannon, 676-5376.
HHS senior class
plans bake sale
The Heppner High School
senior class will hold a bake
food sale on Tuesday, Oct. 22
at Cal's BP Station in Heppner.
The sale will start at 7:30 a.m.
and will run until all items are
sold.
Proceeds will go towards the
drug and alcohol-free senior
trip.
their children ami grandchildren
request the pleasure of your
company at a celebration on
Saturday, the 19 th of October
from 5-8 itt the evening at
the iHeppuer ‘Elks Lodge.
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Births
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booster clqb
STEAK FEED <b AUCTION
Saturday - October 19
Heppner Elks Club
Dinner - *7.50
served from 6:00 to 8:00
Auction to begin at 8:00
Dinner will include: BBQ New York Steak, Bak-
ed Potato, Salad, Homemade Bread, and Dessert.
Steaks Cooked By
L E E ANSOTEGUI AND CREW
Tickets can be purchased early at
Ployhar Insurance, MCGG, Bank of EO, Murray Drug
19 color T .V . drawing
need to be present to win
Booster Club supports scholastic and athletic activities'
Dalton Lyle Hoffman-a son
Dalton Lyle was born to Laurie
and Shayne Hoffman of Irrigon
on September 26, 1996 at Good
Shepherd Community Hospital
in Hermiston. The baby weigh
ed 8 lbs. 4 oz.
Lydia Marie Maine-a daugh
ter Lydia Marie was born to
Nancy and John Maine of Cor
vallis on October 6, 19% in Cor
vallis. The baby weighed 8 lbs.
10 oz.
Her grandparents are Elmore
and Jackie Maine, Corvallis and
Carl and Geri Martin, Hepp
ner.
TU M BLIN G
By Cindy Sumner
Presented by Morrow
County Arts Council.
Classes begin Friday,
November 1 for ages
4-11. Call Cindy
at 9 8 9 -8 5 1 4 .
Funded by th e Morrow
C ounty Unified R ec. D istric t.
“ C o m m itted to r e p r e s e n t all th e p eop le of
M orrow C o u n ty !“
Morrow County resident and businessman for 23 years.
Served on Morrow County School Advisory Committee.
Active in Morrow County development.
JOHN WENHOLZ
Elect
County Commissioner
Paid by Jo h n W enholz. R o u te 2 Bo» 2 8 2 . Irrigon. OR 9 7 8 4 4
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