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set at Hope
Lutheran
SIMPLY THE
Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 11, 1996 - FIVE
Church plans ’Mini Carnival’
St. Patrick Catholic Church w ill
hold their annual "M ini Carnival”
this Sunday. November 1 5, from
noon to 1:30 p.m.
This family event w ill feature
Bingo, a cake walk, St. Andrew's
Golf. St Peter and Paul’s Fishing
Pond, ball tossing and many
other fun games and prizes.
Everyone is invited to bring
the family and enjoy the
festivities.
Two highlights o f the afternoon
w ill be rattle drawings for a
garden statue donated by Kav
Proctor and a baby afghan by
Irene Swanson.
Anyone who would like to
donate a white elephant for bingo
or volunteer to help is asked to
call Mike Armato. 676-9777.
Come Join Us At
RJ's STEAKHOUSE & LOUNGE
We will be open Thanksgiving Day.
Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner
will he served, along with our
Regular Dinner Menu.
The dining room will be open 7 am.-H p.m
Reservations appreciated - 9S9-S359
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November 18th - Thursday
Ladies’ Night. Lori and Jay Straley are the chefs.
Chicken and shrimp gumbo, salad and rolls. Dinner
starts at 6 p.m.
B IN G O IS B A C K ! Wednesday** a t 7:30p.m .
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Everyone is invited to attend.
Refreshments w ill be served
following the service.
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A Sunday evening service o f
song. "Singspiration", w ill be
held November 15 at Hope
Lutheran Church,
Heppner,
beginning at 7 p.m.
The serv ice is one o f music and
singing songs chosen by the
people.
t he monthly service rotates
between
the
member
congregations o f the South
holiday closure
Blue M ountain Community
College has announced its holiday
closure schedule for the month o f
November.
The college w ill be closed
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 26-27
for the Thanksgiving holiday. The
closure includes all special ser
vices areas such as the library and
computer lab, as well as outly ing
centers.
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Back row - L to R - Assistant Coach Cathy McCabe, Katie Tworek, Erin Crowell. Niki Sullivan. Nikki
McElligott, Camie Burright, Brandi Brantley, Coach Charity McElligott Middle row- L to R - Manager
Jessica Krebs, Amellia Peck,- Salli McElligott. Shelby Krebs. Molly Barrow, statistician Allison Halvorsen
Front row L to R - Charissa Gates. Jeanette Brantley.
The lone High School Cardinal
volleyball team has finished its
season first in the Bin Sk\
District and w ill go to the state
playoffs,
Their first game at state w ill be
held Friday. Nov. IT. at l ane
Community College in Eugene
at 3:30 p.m. against North
Clackamas Christian.
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Dick 4 Janme Allen
Bill, Marcy, Jake. Joe & Katie Bacon
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Gene, Kristy 4 Jory Crowell
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Bob, Cathy, Leia, Allan & Mary Gates
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Pauline Gates
Glenn, Kelly, Josh, Tracy 4 Jennifer Gnffith
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Helen Pettyjohn
Hank 4 Kathy Pointer
Dennis 4 Janet Stefani
Roland 4 Donna Bergstrom
Duane, Linda, Jacob, Adam 4 Paul Neiffer
Dave, Debbie 4 Mike Radie
Betty Bergstrom & Clayton, Cody 4 William
Justin 4 Stacie Miller
The Tworek Family
Helen Crawford
Dennis, Janet, Jennifer, Curtis Jason & Brendan Thompson
Rod, Glenda 4 Jenna Taylor
Perry and Kathy Morter
Terri, Ryan, Cory 4 Jaysi Bennetto
Morrow County Grain Growers
Shop-N-Kart
Bank of Eastern Oregon, Member FDIC
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Damn, Sombaht, Shela, Jayce 4 Henry Padberg
Bob Hubbard
Doug 4 Nancy McKay
Jerry, Lisa 4 Ann Rietmann
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Frank, Cathy, Ryan & Allison Halvorsen
Edith Matthews
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Loren, Della 4 Suzy Heideman
Mark 4 Loa Henderson
Paul, Terri, Shannon 4 Kara Clay
Dana, Tonya, Aaron 4 Nathan Heideman
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Chns, Sara 4 Conner Davis
Micki and Zac Fabian
Mark Bird
Dean 4 Florene Robinson
Wheatland Insurance
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George, Nancy, Kara 4 Kristin Miller
Ruth McCabe
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Joe, Linda, Nonnee 4 Stacee Halvorsen
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Dustin, Karen 4 Ashley Padberg
Clint 4 Maureen Krebs 4 Family
Skye, Penny, Sybil Cayle 4 Kip Krebs
Del 4 Linda LaRue
Katherine Lindstrom
Ashley, Cathy, Adam 4 Meghan McCabe
Dick 4 Loa McElligott
Joe, Jen, Melissa, Jake, Mark 4 Natalie McElligott
Paul, Charity, Jeremiah, Salli 4 Diana McElligott
Joe, Anita, Marc, Caitlin 4 Zac Orem
Marvin 4 Tanna Padberg
Kevin, Lori 4 Megan McCabe
Ron, Tern, Kyle 4 Kaylee Paimateer
Joel Lea, Gus 4 Oskar Peterson
Keith, Judy, Dylan 4 Koby Rea t
Bill Rietmann
John, Kerry, Jeremy 4 Brenna Rietmann
Dick 4 Nancy Snider
Jim, Monica. Luke 4 Adnenne Swanson
Dorothy Stefani
Brian 4 Lori Sullivan
Steve 4 Vicki Wagenblast
Gregg, Shelly Tanner 4 Evan Rietmann
Steve Schaber
Ray 4 Linda Jones
John Manck
Lee 4 MaryAnn Palmer
Lindsey 4 Diana Kincaid
Robin, Joyce, Jordan 4 Trevor Graff
Jim Michelle Tyler Mikey Christine 4 Serge Raible
Tim, Shelly, Emily Abby 4 Justin Key
Gary, Becky, Jeff 4 Miranda Hunt
John Barbara Johnny 4 Adam Collin
Buzz Jeanette 4 Jim Logan
Harold, Sharon 4 Nova Rietmann
Bob 4 Bonnie Ball
Robm Melissa Zach Kayla 4 Kevin LaRue
Steve, Camille 4 Sara Peck
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Camie Burright, Brandi Brantley; Coach Charity McElligott Middle row Manager Jessica Krebs, Amellia
Peck, Salli McElligott. Shelby Krebs. Molly Barrow, Statistician Allison Halvorsen Front row Chanssa
Gates, Jeanette Brantley
First game at the state playoffs on Friday, Nov. 13 at 3:30 p.m.
vs. North Clackamas Christian at Lane Community College. Eugene
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By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang football
team w ill play the Regis Rams
on Saturday. Nov. ¡4. at 1 p.m.
in the first round o f the state 2 A
play offs. The game is scheduled
to be played at Cascade High
School in Turner, which is
located between Salem and
Stay ton.
Ticket prices for this contest
and all OSAA football play-off
games are $6 for adults and $4
for students.
Heppner finished second to
Culver in the Columbia Basin
Conference and Regis won the
Tri-River Conference.
Both schools faced a common
opponent this year in Scio.
Heppner lost a heartbreaker in
their first game o f the season 24-
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receptions for 4
four touchdowns.
vards and
The leading receiver Nate
Brentano. 5’ 10" 155 pound
senior, had 30 receptions for 538
yards and I I touchdowns.
I he defensive leaders are
Bryon Birkholz. 5’ 10" 170
pound senior linebacker. Dustin
I.ulay at linebacker and Heath
Ht/el. 6' 190 pound senior
lineman.
The rams have rushed for
1380 yards for the season and
have passed for 1175 yards.
Their opponents have rushed for
1118 yards and gained only I I 5
yards passing.
Regis has outscored their
opponents 328 to 79 for the
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12 while Regis won 15-13.
Going into their final game
Regis is seven and one overall,
losing to Dayton. 37-21. playing
without starting quarterback
Paul Lulay.
The 6 'I". 175
pound junior completed 46 o f 72
passes for 780 yards. I.ulay had
15 touchdown passes and only
three interceptions. Freshman
Travis I.ulay completed 2 6 o f 50
passes for 395 yards and five
touchdowns
and
three
interceptions.
Adam I.ulay. 5'10". 190 pound
senior, led the Rams in rushing
656 yards on 102 carries and 12
touchdowns. Dustin I ulay. 6'
190 pound senior, rushed 41
times for 380 yards and live
touchdowns. He also had 21
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