Page Six
Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Thursday, May 4, 1939
THE
Hehisch
Published by the Students of
Heppner High School
Calendar of Events
Wednesday, May 3 Baseball at
Arlington.
Friday, May 5 Public Speaking
Plays; Baseball at Condon.
Saturday, May 6 Junior-Senior
Banquet and Prom.
Thursday, May 11 Mothers' Tea.
Friday, May 12 Band Contest at
Portland.
Sunday, May 14 Baccalaureate.
Tuesday, May 16 Semester Ex
ams. Wednesday, May 17 Semester
Exams.
Thursday May 18 Student Body
Picnic.
Friday, May 19 Commencement.
Editorial
Stdents, our last chance to put
the finances of H. H. S. out of the
red is coming this Friday. The pub
lic speaking plays are the last pro
gram of the year from which pro
ceeds go into our treasury. The
members of the casts of these plays
have been working hard in the last
several weeks and have prepared a
very interesting and entertaining
evening's program.
Let's talk these plays up around
town. All of us may not sell tickets;
but even if we aren't, we should
talk it up at home and on the street
Every ticket that is sold means that
much more money for us as students.
A prize of $3.00 has been offered to
the person selling most over $10
worth of tickets. This should offer
an incentive to sell tickets.
There is plenty of room in the gym
to handle all of the people who
should buy tickets at the pre-ticket
sale, so don't let up when you have
sold several. Let's put these plays
across and show the people of Hepp
ner that we aren't lazy and also have
some very fine talent in good old
H. H. S.
Future Farmers Return
Representatives of the Heppner F.
F. A. chapter have returned with
honors from the state convention of
the Future Farmers of America held
at Corvallis over the week end.
Leland Edmondson, chapter treas
urer, was at that time presented with
a State , Farmer degree, the second
highest degree possible for a Future
Farmer to attain. This is awarded a
boy outstanding in project work and
scholarship throughout state voca
tional agriculture.
Placing third in their division of
general 'demonstrations were Omer
McCaleb and Edmondson, demon
strating erosion of the sou. Ralph
Taylor and Junior Greeley placed
high in their poultry judging. As a
team, Bill Padberg, Taylor and
Greeley finished around the half
way mark in dairy judging, 25 teams
competing.
A highlight of the trip was a tour
of the Swift & Co. plant at North
Portland. There the boys witnessed
the final stages of meat production
from start to finish.
Tennis
Avenging an early season defeat,
the high school tennis team gained
a tie with the Hermiston Bulldogs
here Monday.
Hugh Crawford (defeated John
Knox, 6-2, 6-3, and Frances Mc-
Carty trounced Virginia Wells, 6-3,
6-1, which constituted the singles
matches. In the boys' doubles, Ran
kin and Jackson trounced Wray and
Vaughn, 8-6, 6-1; and the Hermis
ton number two doubles teams de
feated O'Donnell and Bennett, 6-4,
7-5. Carolyn Vaughn and Helen
Egan defeated the Hermiston girls'
doubles team 6-3, 1-6, 7-5. Bob
Pinckney and Dorothy Howell lost
to the Bulldog mixed doubles team
5-7, 4-6.
Baseball With Hermiston
In their last appearance on the
local diamond, the Heppner Mus
tangs won their third consecutive
victory, trouncing the Hermiston
nine 4-2. The Mustangs jumped into
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Post Officii
Stale
an earlv lead and held it through
out A couple of "boner" plays
spoiled the chance for more Hepp
ner tallies.
Batteries: HeDDner Drake, Wor-
den and Stone; Hermiston Rankin
and Tiller.
...
Track Notes
In the auadrangular track meet
at Pendleton Saturday, the Heppner
high school track team emerged with
15 points. Guy Moore placed fifth
in the broad jump; Art Vance sec
ond in the half mile; Doug Drake
and Howard Patton second and
third, respectively, in the discus;
Patton fourth in the javelin, and
Bob Amleeate fourth in the shot-
put. Two carloads of track men are
expected to be taken to Condon
Saturday.
.
At eight o'clock Friday evening
the curtain will be drawn on the
first of the three one-act plays to
be presented by the public speaking
classes. The first play is "Sauce for
the Gosling." The band will perform
at the program and the girls' chorus
will present a few numbers. The
prices are 35c, 25c, and 15c.
HUMOR (?)
Dubby: I sure wish some of Con
nie's pretty cousins lied here.
Libby, what is this we hear about
you and Dick ? (Kingsley's
cousin.)
Where was Hugh when Cora
wanted to go home Saturday night?
We have heard that Cliff Fay is
thinking awfully hard about Doris
Scott of Lex, but is too bashful to
do anything about it.
...
Band
The band played on the streets of
lone and Lexington last Saturday
afternoon and on Main street of
Heppner later in the day. In the
evening the band played its contest
numbers at the dance held for it.
Professional
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Heppner Blacksmith
& Machine Shop
Expert WeMing and Repairing
L. H. HARLOW, Mgr.
GLENN Y. WELLS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ATwater 4884
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5th at Washington
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Peters Building, Willow Street
Heppner, Oregon
Laurence Case
Mortuary
"Just the service wanted
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J. 0. Turner
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Phone 173
Hotel Heppner Building
HEPPNER, ORE.
Dr. Raymond Rice
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office
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Heppner
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P. W. Mahoney
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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Latest Jewelry and Gift Goods
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