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39 Heppner High
Students Achieve
Semester Honors
Br DEC CRIBBLE.
U'ntil1 vmi believe m when
I tell you that on Tuesday there
were more Pegtnning gom-r
than "old timers?" Well, we
were blessed with several guests,
too. t
Phyllis Hutchen brought
Cordon mother, who Is visiting
here, and she was a welcomed
addition to our croup. 1 brought
my Barb and my daughterln.
law, Carol, who played her very
first came, and says the had a
-ball.".
VI Lanham planned our play
and Helen SchafliU and Cora
Mae Ferguson served the coffee
to 19 gala. Goll balls for be
Sinners went to one having the
moat trouble on No. 2 hole, and
turned out to be Gena Leonard.
The old timer that had the most
trouble on No. 3 was Corkle
Norene. and after such a good
week end. too.
Others out for play, and we're
so clad to welcome them back,
were Inez Huffman. Sue Jones.
Faye Pierce. Mary Malcom,
Marie McQuarrte, H?el Ma
honey. Kay Anderson, iuanlta
Carmichael. Lois Hunt and Dee.
Speaking of Juanita. this w.the
second time she's been tnvoivet
with a car accident, tn pursust
of golf lessons and both timet
up Hinton Creek. Makes tb
game expensive, but were o
glad she's not hurt.
New tee-oft time until hot
weather will be 9 o clock, wiin
lunch arter tne piay. . Kniharhr
DONT FORGET the date with b"Y,
Klnzua June 21.
Cutters Meet
The Country Cutters 4-H club
met at the home of Mary K.
Campbell on Saturday. May 23,
for an all-day meeting.- We
practiced our team demonstra
tions that we are going to give
at the fair. We also practiced
putting in zippers. Mary K. serv
ed refreshments. The next meet
ing will be held at the parish
hall at Valby Lutheran church.
We will have a Joint meeting!
with the Ruralett?s,
Kristine Peterson, reporter
Thirty r.lne Heppner Hlch
M-hiMtt students achieved honors
for the second semester, accord
ing to the roll released by
Cordon Pratt, principal.
Three students made perreci
40 grades for the erui. Ginny
i.ir- Karen French.
souhomore: and Maralee Murray,
frexhnun.
Others were as follows:
Seniors Marti Dixon. 350;
Don Mateske. 3..: liaymond
Nichols. iii and Kill German,
3t.
Juniors Carl Bauman. 3.S3:
Linda Bruhacher. 1W; Jean
Stockard. 3S3; Lee Daggett, a m;
Stuart Dkk. 3 33; and John
Wagcnblast. 3.50.
Sochomores Soott Barratt.
3.50; Gale Batty, 3.33 ; Mark
Brown. S.S3; Mike Bunch. 350;
Maureen Doherty. 3.83: Susan
Drake. 350; Tim Driscoii. jdu;
Shirley Erwin. 333; Margaret
Green. 3.83: David Matheny.
3.50: Joan Stockard. 3: Sam
Strait. 3JJ; Krna winenesier.
3.66; and Brenda Young. 3-50.
Freshmen Steve Anderson,
fj- 1.111,1.1 Clark. 3Go: Kay
Daggett. 3-33; Verina French.
3S): Mac Hosklns. 3.66: Sally
Huddleston. 3.33; Jim Jacobs,
3.66; Martha Peck. 383; Martha
French. 3.50; Marsha Sowell.
366; Steve Wagcnblast, 3.33;
and Steve Warren. 3-33.
Forty were on the fourth nine
weeks honor roll with Ginny
Moore and Maralee Murray mak
ing perfect 4.0. Others were:
Seniors Jennifer Brindle,
Marti Dixon. Don Majeske. Ray
mono Nichols. Bill Sherman.
I Juniors Kitty O'Harra. Vicky
Barratt. Carl Bauman, Linda
Jean Stockara. mu-
art Dick. Wavne kvans. jonn
Wagenblast.
Sophomores Scott Barratt,
Mark Brown, Mike Bunch. Maur
een Doherty. Tim unscoii. amr
iv Krum. Karen French. Marg
aret Green, David Matheny,
Mark Murray. Joan Stockard,
Sam Stra.t. Erna Winchester,
Brenda Vcung.
Freshmen Steve Anderson,
Linda Clark, Kay Daggett. Ver
ina French, Jan Hager. Mac Hos
kins. Sally Huddleston. Jim Ja
cobs. Martha Peck. Martha
French and Marsha Sowell.
Kinzua Graduates Eighth Graders
and famllv h f early, Saturday
i.i.u-nii,.. f..r Slanfteld where
ih..v vilte.t with Mr. ana Mrs.
I ti ...ii.. i i-n.iii.iU J Bowma
LmiiilnMl at Stanficld to MH'lhl
were held Thursday in ; the summer
F"".r. "..'IT h . I: Mr and Mr.
lirfflUI IIUII1 1 v-m nil m .--
Bf VIRGINIA KELSO
KlNZl'A Commencement
exercise for the eighth gran
clas of Klnrua Grade school
vi-tT hei.t Thurs.tav in me
class colors of royal purple and
uiiit with their rwtto we
shall either find a way or make
one" In purple letters behind
them. Both processional and re
cessional were played by Mrs.
Virginia Kelso with the Invo
cation by Kev. Fermer Plank and
the benediction bv Rev. Fdwtn
iVrrick.
The welcome was extended
by Verla Ann Conner followed
bv the class history by Lome
an llsht-r ami the class Will
bv Alana Let" Guinn and Merrll
Unn Huek. The class prophecy
Mas given bv Peggy Lou Plank
and Cecelia Ruth chroedcr.
Sneaker of the evening was
Allen Nlstad who was Introduc
,i kv J.uurth Bimmin. Kd
ward Lesser. Surerintendent of
schools, was Introduced by Ricky
1m Kindt and Mr. Le&str pre
sented perfect attendance awards
to Nona Ann Conner, Kiia Lynn
Sitton and Sally Schoedor. Robert
Park nrtnrinal of the Kinzua
Grade school. introduced Harla
V. Schroeder. who presented the
class with their diplomas.
Others graduating were Rich
ard Claude Allen. Cheryl Barree.
Linda Mae Bird. Larry Lee Par
son. Belinda Mae Meadows,
Larry Thomas Morley. and Alice
Isabell Speight. Two musical
numbers were presented by the
Patriots. Warren Nistad. Bonnie
Ostrander. Jean Prtndle. and
Don Seitz.
Move to Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hay moved
over the week-end to their new
residence at 1211 N. W. Ellis Av
enue, Pendleton. Hay, former
extension agent here, has been
employed for some time as dis
trict agent for the Farm Bureau,
with his headquarters in Pen
dleton. They express a desire to
have their many Triends from
here visit them when in Pendleton.
Week-end visitors at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Mike baling
were his sister, Mrs. Marie John
son, Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Myers, Pendleton..
of
Conner To Operate
Fuel Dealership
Morgan Oonner. Heppner resi
dent associated with L. E. Dick,
Standard Oil of California, dis
tributor, for the last ten years,
has accepted a wholesale dis
tributorship in Goldendale, Wn.,
for the oil company. Conner will
assume management of the op
eration June 15.
Dick also announced the hir
ing of a new man in the ap
pliance store which he owns and
operates. The new employee, Ray
Fosom, is expenencea in appli
ance sales and service and has
worked for many years in this
field. Fosom. who recently mov
ed to the community, is the
father of Loy Harsin, Gazette
Times society editor.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Browning
and family left Friday evening
to spend the week-end at La-
James Walker flew to Omak.
Wn.. Friday evening with Ernie
Wail to join Mrs. Walker who
had taken her sister. Mrs. Lester
Halvorsen, on to her home after
their trip to California.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorengel
and family went to White Sal
mon Saturday to take part in
a lamiiv reunion mere.
Mrs. Bill McMinn and daugh
ter and Miss Becky Schroeder
were business visitors to Hepp
ner Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy E. Day be
came the parents of a daughter
Saturday morning at the Condon
Clinic. The little girl weighed
6 lbs. 15 oz.. and has been
named Lori May. She joins a
brother Curtis. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blann ol
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Derrick of Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Vollraar Slink
ard and family of Cassville. Mo.,
spent from Thursday night until
Sunday here visiting the Arne
and Don Slinkard and Verlin
Conner families. They went on to
Seattle from here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray and
daughter Midge and Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Conlee spent the
Memorial week-end in and near
Baker. Also going to Baker Fri
dav niht and returning Sat
urdav were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Slinkard.
Mr ami Mrs. Vincent Allen
and family went to Moses Lake,
Wn., Friday to spend tne weeK
pnd with Mr. and Mrs. C. V
Allen. Thev left Richard and
Charles there to spend the sum
mer with their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman
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Kitert Ueavla
left Friday rwnlng fir aklma
sinirt VaiI. uhere thev sH'iit the
week end. Thev were Joined b
Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Hurvhet
and daughter Rot'in of Omal
and Mr. and Mr. Earl Main am
family of R.ilnirr.
Tlie Klnua Women's club mel
Tl,,,i-.,l,.- .f '..riuwill al llll KII
unh I ,,u.-.-ll. n.ihill and
Honnle Campbell a hostesses to
the grup. Alter a snort pu
ness meeting the ladies worke
mi hii!iap flil:iri4
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nlstad and
family took Mrs. Mstaus motner.
Mrs. Anna lahlberg to her home
at Roise. Ida. over tne m
end. She has spent the past
week here to attend her grand
sons graduation.
Mr. and Mr. A. B. Coleman
spent the past week In IVrtland
where Mrs. Coleman underwent
surgery at providence hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. luxl Hastings
u-im trt Piu-tiarui over the week
end where Rod prepared to enter
a hospital for surgery on his
shoulder.
Clif Stlrewalt and Stan Ben-
son. Jr. went to ninevme iasi
week where they went to work
In a mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slinkard
and twin sons of Marysvllle.
Calif., spent last Wednesday
with Mr. ami Mrs. Don MinKara.
Tom and Oleta are moving to
Bend where Tom will be assoc
iated with the Copeland Lumber
Yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Benson
and family went to Wieser. Ida..
for the week-end. returning via
Bend where they left their
daughter Vlckl who will be em
ployed during the summer at a
Clutus Lake resort.
The Friendship club met Wed
nesday with Mrs. Naomi Rice as
hostess. High for the evening
went to Ann Bastlan. low 10
Ginger Whitsett. and floating toi
VI Slinkard and Rosie Graham.
Othprs nlavinu were Jean Ann
Adams. Zerlta Conlee. Carol Nor
ris. Ann Aher, Barbara Mort
Imore. Marilyn Bailey, and
Irene Samples.
Mrs. Arlet Campbell and
daughter and Mrs. Ernie Shell
and children spent Wednesday
in Prineville on business.
Mrs. C. L. Flack and Mrs. Joe
Browning were business visitors
to The Dalles Wednesday.
David Sitton went to Port
land Tuesday to meet his father,
Jack Sitton who had flown to
Boson City. N. C, the previous
Friday upon receiving word of
the death of his mother, Mrs.
Lillie Sitton.
Couple Wed la Nevada
In a double ring ceremony per
formed by a Justice of the Peace
in Winnemucca, Nev., Jast Fri
day at 4 p.m. Miss Mavis Bar
zee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Barzee became the bride
of Paul W. Ovler. son of Mrs.
G. L. Oylcr of Chenyville, Kan.
The bride wore a white lace
sheath dress with white acces
sories. They are at home in Kin
zua where Mr. Oyler is employ
ed by Kinzua Corporation.
Mr. Ksma G. Hoover became
Acting Postmaster of the Kinzua
Post Office Friday evening wnen
she was sworn into that office
by Postal Inspector David W.
Madden of Pendleton. The office
had been vacant since the death
of Thomas B. Hoover.
Mr nnH V-s. C. L,. Flack re-
reived word Sunday evening of
the arrival of a new grandson
born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Stelline at Dugway, Utah.
The new arrival weighed 5 lbs.,
3 oz., and has been named Wil
liam LeMar. He Joins a sister,
Verna Lynn and brother Pat The
Stellings formerly lived in Kin
zua. Spending the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sitton were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Paulson of
PnrtlsnH and Mr And MrS. Bob
Sears of Covlna, Calif. The Sears
took the Sitton girls, Jackie and
Rita home with tnem ior a visu.
riauid Sitmn went to Sookane
Saturday to attend the graduat
ion of Donald Donart.
Misses Billie Jean and Dolores
Doclton r.t Dnrtland Kftent the
uaoiiaji m.
week-end at home with their
family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bas-
tian.
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty MeaiocR
and family spent Memorial
week-end at rosi raus,
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Mixcarcrhmldt and Mr.
and Mrs. Dell Anderson and their
families.
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Mike Michel went to IVtlatch.
Ida., Friday to gel Mr. Mlthels
and the children who have 1mm n
lltln! her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Doty.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Chap
man of Eugene MM-iit from Wed
nesday until Monday visiting
with Mrs. Bert Hoover and other
friends In the Fossil area.
Mr. and Mrs. David Whitsett
lent the holiday week end lu
Pendleton with n-latlves.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keyea ent
the week-end here visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Guinn and
family.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Mllo Prlndle from Thursday un
til Tuesday were Arthur Madden
of IVrtland and Vernon Madden
of Condon.
Golfers Hold Tournament
The Annual Memorial Day
Flag Tournament was played at
the Kinzua Golf club on Sun
dav. Mav 31. with a large group
of memlHrs on hand for the fes
tivities, resulting In small Amer
ican flags gaily waving in var
ious iots around the course.
When all the swinging and
rhurnlni? was over, winners
were declared in the outereni
divisions. Women's flag cham
pion. Arlene Schroeder; mena
flag champion. Ned Nlckelson,
Jr.: boy's winner. John Wall;
girl's winner. Linda Bird.
The first Mens Stag lor me
1901 season was held Friday
night with a small but enthus
iastic group participating. A
nine hole medal iIay tournament
was held wim low score going
to Milt Boring and low net to
Hollo Loomts. Long drive was
won by Harlan senroeaer anu
closest to the pin honors went
to Quentln Vlegas. Play was
followed by a Dutch lunch and
n evening of cards and a gen
eral discussion of the coming
seasons activities. Next "Stag"
will be on June 12.
Bowling League Prizes Awarded
I ml nt id winter howlln
i.itiiiit u-pM iitmitli'teil last
u.-.k ,-iul at Flesla Ixiwl Mild
nrlj. uiv.1 auardisl 111 the ar
mi Ii'.il-iii-s I he culmination of
si months of liowUng artuity
Followlnu U a list of the team
winners and Individual winners
lu the various leaguea;
His 'N Hers, team champ. Gu.t
tcr Dusters, It G. and Floss Wat
kin and Dave and Marge Wat
kins: high game linenl. Art
llvik JiLi: hlch enme (women I
Iteverlv Guilder""., '(; high
series tment, Art Dk. high
series t women), JoAnn Dyck, WW
lli'iitmer Malor. team champ
lli iii. ner Flks. Gene Orwlck. Jim
Miller. Art Watklns. vie i.rowi
ens Jr.. and Vern viau; no in
dividual statistics available.
Commercial, team champ.
Kinzua loggers: high game.
Kenneth Brenner. 238: high er
ies. Kenneth Brenner. fU; high
average. Carol Miller. 161.
Tin Snlnners. team champs
Rank of Kastern tHegon. Ann
Sehwarz. Gwen Green. Jan
Hughes. Fay Here, and Mary
Malcom: high game. Harriet
Kvans. 'J03: high series, Maude
Hughes. 5.T6; high average.
Shirley McCarl. 105.
Fiesta Women's Major, learn
champs. Lairds Variety; high
fame. Jo Pettyjohn. 2H; high
series. Vesta Kilkenny. 5-b; high
average. Iris Campbell. 150.
Blue Mountain team champs,
H4.M Construction, Gene Cole,
Jerry Green. Klmer Heath, Al
Fctsch. and Fldon Padherg; high
game, Joe Palmer, 2YJ; high ser
ies. Kenneth Hrenner. Di'J: hign
average, Knneth Brenner. 153.
Senior Men's League, team
champ. Pepsi Cola, Don Clark.
Don McClure. Bob t antonwlne,
Pete Glennle. and Clint Agee; '
high game, lxn Munkers. 2ZI;
high serUs. BUI Mewclt M'Jj
high average, Bill Slewerl and
Hull Cantoimine. H
City, team champs. Fiesta
Huh I. lion laMinnlg. Art l k,
lit t;nhens, pairell Pdilherg,
and Jim DtU-.ll; high game.
IHI Pl-r, 2M: high series, Art
Dvck. t; bluh average, Art
Dvch. lxil.
Thursday Night l-adles, team
rhamp. t.. F. Dick. Ik-lon-a Me
mwell. Alu Vance, Allen
Adams. lUihel Dick, and Gladys
Ramlerg; high game, Donna
(eirdoii. high seiles. lUirltt
Kvans. NO; hlnh average, Bcr
lilrce Nash, 1 U.
Bag and Baggage, team chain.
Itiimlctts; high series tiien, F.
Cutsforth. rivl; high series t-o-men
i. Ills Campbell. Ut', high
game (men). Jim Miller, ZJ1:
high game (women I, Iris Camp
bell illO.
Wetlnesilnv Junior. team
champs, McJoJo'a, Ron Jotn-a,
Itav Joivcs, and Dan Mcvuarrie,
high scries, liuss Kilkenny, 5.U;
high game, Ron Jones, 2ui; high
average. Buss Kilkenny, 1J1.
Monday Juniors, team champs.
Aces. Dick Flu It, Ken Morgan,
ami Mike Bunch: high average,
Ken Morgan, 131; high game.
Dick Clark. 223; high aeries, Ken
Morgan, Nxl.
Saturday Juniors, team
rhamiMt, Louse Dp. Tom Laird,
Kick Johnston. Mierrlll Mcpon-
aid. and Jim Doherty; high av.
rage. Ken Morgan, iw; nign
series. Ken Morgan and lUKiger
Ionoig. 5X5: high game. Ken
Morgan, 231.
Saturday Midgets. team
-harm. Meteors. Bill McLeod.
Larry Hellenbrock. Terry Hughes.
nd Jim Sherman: nign average
i. vi,..rtnn 112: hleh Mrles.
111. fc.. . .. . -
BUI McLeod. 321; high game. Bill
McLcod. 220.
Mrs. LotsIU Dick ot Conrallls
visited several days last wees.
Ith her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Pieper. and attended bacca-
ureate and commencement at
Hennner Hlizh school. Her sin.
Daryl Dick, was In the graduat
ing class. He returned to Cor
vallls witih her for a few days
before coming back to Heppner
for summer's work. Mrs. Dick,
Mrs. Pieper. Mrs. Verl Frederick
son. Daryl and David George
spent Tuesday of last week In
Pendleton.
Sheriff and Mrs. CJ.D. Bau
man and Carl spent Memorial
Day week-end In Portland,
where thev en loved the State
Class A-l. B 2. and B Champion
ship baseball games.
Memorial week-end visitors
at the home of Mrs. Floyd Wor
den were Mr. and Mrs. John
(Dorothy Worden) Gernhardt of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Doss
(Doris Worden) Knlghten and
children Jerl. Sue and Greg of
Pendleton.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mrs. Lena Kelly were her
brother-in-law and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Kelly, Montrose,
Colo. Also visiting Mrs. Kelly
were her son and family, the
Bob Kellys of Umatilla.
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