McrrNta gazcttctimci. Tk--ir. mt it im
Jo Over The
a Tee Cup
of
7 Jei LatAarl
hot 74 tut it didn't tuuM
tn the rtim;-titin h w
Die i tub fu ill Klnua . . .
11 li Gundciaon )rlUistf at in
arum otic uf the fair 4) i to
trtl rne at lrt . wis l4tt i!
In the fourwine with Fd Wham
and that Mai about a c1m
a hide
In tne . . . everyone trrulr.iy
lprecUted the little "cabini't"
on the Nu 3 !" off . . . Phil
lilakney mukl have had an rktra
bowl of uheitiea for breakfast
he really "iK-lted" that drive of
hla . . . Harry 0'Dnnell and
Phi! Mahoney were really "hut
on thrlr find round, but then
I gUeM the high altitude Ctwiled
them off . . . after ihe M-heduled
cometltlon a group nf the men
played mmc two ball f.urxini-
and th winner of thM were
Grlb" and John Snyder . .
can't figure out what haijcm-d
to a certain match that was to be
played In the late afternoon
(could be both of the player
chickened out I . . . I am certain
that all the lleppner golfers had
wonderful time and Alan
Gulnn of Klnzua U to be con
gratulated on the wonderful way
he organized and acheduled the
teeoffs . . . little "Dynamic Dee"
wasn't very ahort of the long
drive marker . . . Hazel was
having all kind of troubles
with the last hole (and she
wasn't the only one).
Our ladles day competition
Tuesday was windy, wet and
wearisome; but thirteen Rulll
ble gal golfers braved the ele
ments and played the nine holes.
They were Gene Case, Faye Ruhl,
Coramae Ferguson, Kay Robin-
We really had "tfulfabu
ou" time at Klnua Sunday . . .
the weather prefect . , . the
f.l drlklou ... the Hrppner
delegaCun wi atrur.g , . ,
and the Klnui huajttality was
wonderful.
The lleppner g olfen were the j
. ..11 -.n I.!-. Iltll I'. llln. Ih i
. , .. .. , J ,, he would ever furw to
Creston ftoblntuna, ha Iw-nnett. i.
One Hall. th flint Mi-Quarrlea.
Pete Cannon, Ambro Otapln,
the Phil Mahoney t-rl Wj
the Harry Q'Donrielli, Ted Palm
ateer, LaVerne Van Marier. the
Raymond Frrfiun, the Kddle
CunderiMina, Kd Shafflt. Francl
Doherty, the Phil Illakneya, an
Dill and !.
Winners In the men'a IS hoi
competition were Allan NUtad v
Klnzua and Lowell Cribble
lleppner who tied for low groaa
score of 80, James Rector of Kin
zua had low net score W 33 CI
Ed Wham of Klnzua had the
lowest score on the hidden hole,
Phil Blakney of Heppner made
the longest drive on No 5 and
Ed Wham was cloaeat to the pin
on No 3 (with a holt in one, no
leas).
Winners in the womens' 18
hole competition were Zella Prln
die of Klnzua with low net score
of 12 1 63 61. I luckily shot low
gross score of 87, Arlene Schoeder
of Klnzua had the longest drive
on No 5, I was closest to the
pin on No 3 and Lavlna Connor
of Klnzua, Dee Cribble, Hazel
Mahoney and myself of Hep
pner all tied for the lowest num
ber of strokes on the hidden
hole.
KIN'ZUA KOMMENTS: John
Snyder (a former Heppnerlte)
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HOT SHOTS Members ot the Morrow County Gun Club team that won the Gun Club Trophy re
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Kenneth Jones, John Lane, Htrschtl Townsend. Back row. Laurence Jones, George Snider, Buster
Padberg and Denny McMillan. Two other members of the team who wer not present when the
picture was taken are A O McMurdo and Thomas HowelL (Lyon Photo)
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By MARTHA MATTESON
The Monument schools will
have their Baccalaureate service
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at
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LADIES DAY LAMENTS: the aionaay evening at me scnooi
weather . . . Inez not prepared K.vm. me lasi aay 01 scnooi is
for the winter weather, In fact j May 27-
the only extra paraphenalla she
brought was her sun tan lotion . .
Coramae wishing she could have
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son. Inez Meador, Maxlnc Cray,
Dee Cribble, Lucille reck. Hazel
Mahoney, Marie McQuarrle,
Ruth Van Winkle, Donna Mc
Curdy and myself. New golf
balls were awarded to Ruth for
low net score 8-18 30, Gene had
the most putts on No 5 and I
had the longest drive on No 8.
Hazel received the free lunch
from Herb Hamilton for having
the fourth lowest net score (that
doesn't make much sense, but
Graduating seniors are Virgil
Reynolds, Lester Gienger, Glen-
da Hanes, Billy Neal, Jerry Cup
played all the holes like she per. Dina Starwalt and Mlrinda
did the last one . . . Gene with 1 Musgrave. Eighth graders are
cold feet (and I do mean that LcRoy Hanes, Ruby Hanes, Aaron
literally) . . . wc sure do miss Harris, Sam Howell, Donald Ca
VI Lanham.
That's par for the "course" this
week.
Mrs Floyd Adams of Oswego,
former Heppner resident, is here
visiting friends.
Robert Mahoney was homo
this weekend from Pacific Uni
versity at Forest Grove, visiting
his parents, Mr and Mrs P W
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To The Editor:
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Oregon who is running for attor
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