Heppner gazette-times., May 27, 1965, Page 5, Image 5

Junior Olympics Results
RESULTS MORROW COUNTY
JUNIOR OLTMNCS MEET
MUltt RY
,V Yard Ivan WrljtM lllrpi,
OH; Ury r MMlUhwm Wirpl,
7i; I. MmmotM urr. 7-v
414) Kim ;ry Watklna
llltll, 7ii7; Dallas llarsln
lllrpl, Ti'J, Mike IMirrty
tll.Iil, Kill
Standing Uroadjumi I) ran
WrlitH Ulcpi. Have
IIUKhr (Hen), 57"; 1. Smlmon
llrtl. Vti".
High Jump tan Wright
Hlcpl. .TIO"; K. hskrr Mrr, 3H";
S, Ann Urri. 3 H-.
N.flball W. Hurhanan Urri,
P. Ilarnrtt I lour t: drrjf trtt-n
ui) !((.
22 Itrlay -llcppner IWalklim,
Stinkard, rredrli-ksott. lu-rt:
irtun), JJ; lonr, 3.12; Irrl'on,
Uifl, 7-0; L
lllrpl
310.
Junior Rot
Yards Hrur Marquardt
12 1; Jim KliHxlKwiirth
UK; N. Mlllrr (lone),
0. Buchanan
Hi)
Olep.
Olcpl.
12 9.
KHrt Hun I. ItiiHon llrr),
2:3311; A. Phillips llrr), 2:.V2;
IMTTY Pettyjohn Ulipl, 2;3M3.
Mantling Hroadjump II r u ce
Marquardt Ulrp I, HI"; Jon
1. 1 1 in.... i ''.
llrr). cr.
Running Brontljump B r u r e
Marquardt Ulrpi. I3M"; N Mll
lrr Uonei. H'!" Itory StlJIman
uirt. nr.
High Jump Jon Hall Ulrp),
4 2"; r . iwy urri. 4"; L.
Andrrton Ulcpl. 4r".
Softball (Jary Krmp Ulrp.
Wi"; John Mivaor Ulrp).
lwr3'iM; It Christopher son
unnci. now.
220 Itrlay Irrlgon (flMcCork-
le. It. Iluclianan. II. Slltil. L.
Iluaon). 21)4; lone. 15; Irr. 29 8
Intermedial Bon
130 lw Kurd Dave Hall
Ulrp). 117; T. Oil
M Tulll Uonr) l(i
WO Yar.l Pave
11-3; K. Shrrman Uonr). 11.4;
1. S-hmidT llrr). 117.
23) Yards Ifc-an Massey
Ulrp). 2S!; F. .Shrrman Uonr).
212; B. Mlllrr I lonr I, 2fi 2.
410 Yard T. Olln llrr). C-17;
11 Ball Uonr). (B.5; 1. Csmmt
Urr). i 4.
IXm II un T. Olln Urr). 3 42 3;
Kill Mcleod Ulrp). 3:4.1 6; Klcli
ard VYItherrite Ulrp). 3:15.
Broad Jump B. Mlllrr Uonr).
1T'; Dave Hall Ulrpt. IH'JV;
lenn Massey Ulrp), 1ST.
Hlth Jump I). jM-hmrdrr
Urri. 4'lo"; J. Swanson Uonr)
410"; llalvorscn done) 4'H".
Shot lut. 8 Ih Strvc Wagrn
hlast Ulrp), 40'5"; IVnnls ()'.
Donncll Ulrp), .TH'll'i"; Rick
Johnston Ulrp). 377V.
440 Relaylone, M.O; IWpp
ncr. 53.5; Heppnrr 55 5.
Senior Bora
1H0 Ivnv Kurd Krn Morgan
Ulep), 2.12; M. Pnrtlow UUV),
.TO 7.
100 Yard Jim Jacob (Hrp)
11.0: Karl IVrkln Ulrp). 11.1;
IVnn Koblnson Ulrp), 11.2
220 Yard Jim Jacob (Hep),
25.1: Dean Robinson (Hrp). 25.2;
N. Kae (Ktv). 25 5.
l Run Tim Prlscoll
2:(r7.5; Carl Bauman
2:07.9; Allyn Wlthcrrlte
2:17.
Mile Run Tim Driscoll
4:52.0; Mark Brown
4:52.5; Tim Smith (Hep).
Ilrond Jump La rl
Ulep), 197V4"; Jim
(Hep), 1H'4"; Mickey
17 9V4 .
Jum Mark Halvorsen
VW; M. I'artlow (Rlv),
Ad; It ll.lllncrr
Burif Urr). 71.
75 Yatd I'am lluitltea
!Mi. r m Jlihiin tri
aa . ....
H. iMiimt:rr inn, wa,
niuauiuii)t ai m I y v uitnm
Ulrp). M"; V. IIoMm Urr), 6 5";
i'Niy K.iifK lllrpl, ytr
K u 1 1 h a 1 1 Lmfidia Malhrny
uiriii, .ir; i.in.ia MaiMa lllrpl
i-'i.r; ;wrn inkr uirp),
1111 .
2JD Rrlay Irtli'on UUlllnirrr
Cnllrld Burif I'urntnell. ,'kiK
lolwmadlata CliU
50 Ihirdlrw Janet ralmaleer
Uonr I, M3: l.ln.l.l llralh Ulrnl.
4... i .... .... "
n. ifiM-rmeier 1 1(1 VI, HO
75 Yard Janet Paltnalin-r
(lone), 9 6: Tatone IBlvi. 9 7:
l.l nil a Drain lllrpl. UN.
Broad jump Olx-rmrlrr Utlvl
13 V; Vicky IbftiiiiMin lllrpl.
114V; lu Ann Koark Ulrp),
IHnh Jumi JaiM't I'almatrer
Uonr). 3I0'1; Unda Wllllama
Ulrp). 3H": Burn Utlvl. 3H'.
.Soft hall Brrnda Sleai'all
Ulrp). 153 H": Krln Dlik Ul.o).
12"; T. Tuikrr (lone), jal'4".
Shot Put Nonda Clark (Hrp).
2;-3"; Brrnda .Slrajfall (Hrp).
24 V; Maralee Jacob Ulii.i.
nil.
r-i) Relay Heppnrr I Robin-
n Roark- Jacob llralhl 30H;
Hrp. 31.7: lrrlifon 32 5.
Sanlor Clila
101) Yr.l vS Caede (lone)
UrtxKlJurnp Mcr;innea IKlvl
.Shot Put MrClnnea (Klv)
Shot lut McUlnnr Utlvl
215"; Meador Ulep). Z15".
Soft hall L. Meador (Hep).
I1H3"; IVcjfV Snvdrr Ulrp).
lit 4"; S. UaiMle (nel 112V.
Illeh Jump S. (;arde (lone)
Monument High
Graduates Class
At Commencement
Ry MARTHA MATTES0N
MoNC.MIJ.NT Tvtrlvo u-n
will rerrivf diplomat frm
Monument lllyh Kh''l at frad
u at Ion rkrrdwMi WtJnrxla
eenine, Mv in the nm
nanlum. Tito (lau Includr
Ruth Ann Caixm. CrortU
Sihernlirrfrr, C'herle Cro. Jud
tavU, liiannn HulchUon. IIU
alx-lh Stlrewalt. Ym Hunt Vrt
r ll. Willie f arrrn. Call Knrlcht
c.rne Hunt, Oorte Hill and I'au
Jrvrll.
Sludrnt who are mplrllne
Die rliflith crale thla jr are
Klalne It U hard. Vlkl .Smith
Susan Cavrndrr. Jamea Tli'iett.
turtl Walry, hrrrl llulthiaon
and Kern Camphrll.
IUk alaufiate arrvlcea vere
held Sunday evening. May 23
and the Junior and aenlor hart-
nuit anl prom were held Mav
H School plrnlca were' planned
tor Tuesday, May 25.
Mttmtn CAXETTE-TIMES. Tbrday. May tt. IMS
Honors Given Eighth Grade Graduates
Vale May Compete
In West League
ai a i.reaicr iTretron leajjui
meellne held Saturd.iv at Burn
Knlrrprtte, Nyk.ta ami Vale Hlj.li
m htn vcrre asked to i-)rnH ir
In a representative athlrtk
hcdule or drop out of Mate
competition. Athletic Dlre tot
rete (tlrnnle of Hrppner III
'-hoo aald.
vnie indicati-d that It may
participate with tram In the
wertrrn dlvl.slon of the lreue in
the year of 1!M; 67. but Indica
tioim are that .Nyssu will not
iiecnuxe of their proximity to
Idaho, both N)Ma and Vale hae
taken part In the Snake River
Valley league, composed largely
or Idaho achool. a well a. in
the eastern division of th
(heater Orecon leairue. However,
the eastern division la eomKsed
of only the three schools Knti i
prl.se. Nynsa and Vale and this
Ih not considered "reprenenta
ti"e" competition.
Ontario, an A-l alze ahool
faced a islmllar division and
chose to ally with Idaho, then
by relinquishing Its right to
comHte In state tournaments.
The action applies only tu
am tiports, suh as basketball,
bn.seshall, football and track,
and does not apply to alnL'Ic
member competitions,. Clcnnie
said.
(Hep),
HlKh
(lone),
4'4";
Shot
(Hep).
(Hep),
(Hep),
(Hep),
(Hep).
4:59.9.
Perkins
Doherty
Masscy
Put Jim Jacobs
(Hep),
4lll'4"; Dan McBrlde (Hep),
4(78"; Smith (Rlv), 40'2".
410 Relay Hrppner (Morpan,
Doherty, Tunis. Drl.seoll), 49.4;
Heppnrr 514.
Mldgot ClrU
50 Yards D. Pummel (Irr),
6.T; Mary O'Donnell (Hep), 7.1;
C. Cofleld (Irr) 7.2.
Standing Brbadjum P -T.
Gfxxlall Urr). 6'2"; K. Ryon
(Irr), 5'11"; Jamie Smith (Hep),
5'8".
Softball D. Pummel (Irr),
1W5"; Palty Luclanl (Hep),
113T; Jamie Smllh (Hrp), 89'3".
220 Relay IrrlRon (Pummel-Phllilps-GfKKlall-Cofleld),
29.8.
Junior Girls
50 Yards Pam Hughes (Hrp),
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted to Pioneer
Memorial hospital during the
past week, and still receiving
medical care, are the following:
Dennis Jellick. Klnzua; Lillian
Reeder. Pilot Rock; Clara Kin-
raid, lone; Henry Peck. Condon;
Edgar Olson. Heppnrr, and
Cathy Cross. Hrppner.
Those who received medical
care, and wrre then dismissed,
were Drlvln Matteson, Iieppner;
Adalinc Larch, Condon: John
Rreder, Pilot Rock, and Marlyn
Parton, Klnzua.
A second daughter joined the
family of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Ward. Heppnrr, on Thursday,
May 20. Her birth weight was 7
lbs., 7 oz., and she has been
given the name Judi Kae. She
Joins a brother, Ronnie, and a
sister. Sandra. Maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Max
Buschke, and great-grandmother
is Mrs. Pearl Steers, all or Hepp
nrr; paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ward of
Haines.
Mlsg Aldra Vandetta. a former
Monumrnt resident. va united
In marriage to Arthur . Noxon
t the Missionary Baptist church
t Bend on April 29. Rev. Lynn
Hoover iterformeil the ceremony,
with the bride stepfather. Wil
Ham Condlry, giving her In
marriage.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. William Condlry of Bend
and Oinrlin Vandetta of Moilala.
Parent of the rroom are Mr.
and Mr, (ieorge Noxon of Bend.
Attendant were Mis Sandy
Miller of Culver and Andy Van.
delta, brother of the bride. Audra
Vandetta. twin sister of the
bride, presided at the guest
book. Mrs. Richard Sapplngton
served the wedding rake at the
reception. Mr. Robert Leslie
poured coffee, Mr. Diane Bin
ner poured punch, and Miss
Fawn William had charge of
the gift table. The couple make
their home at 234 Hill St., Bend.
A son, William Stanley, was
lm May 15 at Burn to Mr. and
Mr. Walter Hunt of Riley. He
weighed 5 IN., 2' oz. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Gibson of Riley and Mrs. Reta
Hinton of Monument.
Leo Flower, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Carlson and two child
ren drove to Hrppner Friday on
business.
Mrs. Fills Hunt and daugh
ter Rohln of Fox ent Friday
night with her sister-in-law.
Grade Matteson. Saturday they
took Reta Hinton to Prlnevllle to
get her granddaughter, the De-
walne Gressley baby, who she
will keep for six weeks while
the mother is working.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Howell
and Gladys Corrlgall of Portland
were overnight guests Saturday
with their uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Howell. Miss
Corrlgall has opened an account
ing office In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin of
Prlnevllle spent the week-end
visiting their two daughters and
families and with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Matteson
and two children of Alturas.
"alif. have moved back to Mon
umrnt. He Is now employed by
Alton McBride Locclng Co. at
Long Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferrel.
Mr. and Mrs. Lllburn Hunt and
children, Reta Hinton and Alvin
If VIBGINIA KELSO
KINZL'A TM Ut graduation
exercise ff the Klmua Grade
school were held lt Thurdy
evening at tnm nrai arnooi
rm. Guest apraker for the pro
gram wa iienrv im or in ure.
gon College of Mutation at
Monmouth. His topic wa "What
Really Count." The class hU-
torv was given by Kevin Bell
and the valrdlrtory by Nncy
Mrlry.
Diploma were presented by
Fdward Wham to Kevin Michael
It II. Michael Louis Craig. Nita
Sharon Hubbell. William Timo
Ihv Jewell. Sharvl lUe Me.
Carol Ann Mallaroy. Nancy Jean
Morley. Ruth Ann liickert. Del-
or i Mae Shrjton. Connie Jean
Thleme. and Johnny Imond
Thleme.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McConnell
and daughter Mary Ann and
Linda Browning spent from Fri
day until Sunday at Walla
Walla for Don to have a check
up.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Robin
son and pori or Hrppner at
tended graduation exercises here
Thursday evening.
Visiting this past week at the
John Murray home were L. G.
Murray of L'nlon and Mrs. Fred
Crawford of Pendleton. When
Mrs. Crawford left Saturday she
was accompanied bv her grand
daughter Midge Murray who
will visit her for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Allen
and boy went to Moses Lake,
Wash., Saturday where Dick and
Charles will stay with their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C
V. Allen for the summer.
Mm. Robert Kelso and Mrs. C.
L Flack were business visitors
to The Dalles Friday.
Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kd Wham last week were Mr.
and Mrs. O. D. Baker of John
Day and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thorington of Oswego.
Mrs. Bob Sllnkard and Mrs.
Iee Bailey went to John Day
Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Rho Bleakman. They were Join-
and Dl.mne Hunt all gathered
at the L J Matteson home Fri
day evening for a birthday din
ner honoring Mrs. Matteson.
Maynard Hamilton's niece,
Mrs. Mable Banta Darley, will
receive a bachelor of scirnre
degree at the college In Salt
Lake City. Utah, and in July
will receive her pin and cap as
a registerrd nurse. Her brother.
Maynard Banta. in the marine
service In North Caollna, re
cently became father of a 9 lb.
10 oz. baby boy. Their mother,
Evelyn Hamilton Merrill, was
writ known In this area.
Maynard Hamilton was com
pleted two more big cabinets
with glass doors for the science
room at the Monument High
school.
A large number of folks from
here took in the Spray Rodeo
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hunt and
two daughters of Burns spent
the week-end here with his
mother. Reta Hinton, and with
brothrrs and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams
returned Sunday after visiting
a few days with relatives in
Pasco. Wn.
L. J. Matteson spent the week
end in Heppner.
ed later by Mr. Sllnkard and Mr
Bailey.
Mr and Mr Clarence Wood
and son Mas Irft Saturday for
a io wt-H-.s vars'ion trip ta
visit relatives In Missouri.
Mr and Mrs Robert Park and
family left during the werk end
fir Nevada and California point
to visit with relative and
friend. When thev return to
Oregon, Mrs. Park will attend
summer school at Monmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Farl Norrla were
in Heppner Friday for medical
care for jirl.
Mr. am Mrs. James Am mom
are moving to Maryville where
they will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hawk and
family were In Itlnevlll Fri
day for business and thooolnc.
Mr. and Mr. Slim Jthoton
went to iTlnevllJe Friday where
they met Mr. and Mrs. I'aul
Waldvogel of Silver Lake and
then went on to do some fishing
In the Oehoeo and Prlnevllle
reservoirs.
Richard Mortimore and son
Gene were buslnesa visitors to
Condon Saturday.
The Camp 5 Community card
party was held Saturday eve
nlng at the Camp 5 Community
Hall with seven tables in play.
Hostesses ror trie evening were
Barbara Mortimore and Carol
Norrls. High was won by Helen
Shelton and Earl Norrls. low bv
Lloyd Shelton and Golda Bar
zee, and floating by Ernie Schell
and Shirley Kyle. The door
prize was won by Irene Samples.
Mrs. rrank Ferrel returned
home Saturday night from a
week spent In Pun land where
she attended the 78th Annual
Session of the Re be k ah Assem
bly of Oregon as a delegate
from Blue Mt. Rebekah Lodge
No. 68.
A new family to CamD 5 is
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Troxell, for
merly of Spray. They have a
son Evan and a daughter Mar
de and Mr. Troxell works with
the skidding crew.
Bailey. Bonnie Campbell, Von-
rile Browning, Kathryn Flack.
Margaret MKonnell. Virginia
Mtton, and Virginia Kriao.
Clubs Cotnpato for Trophy
Twenty-thre Klnxua Golf
club member enjoyed Sunday's
play at the ML View golf course
at John Day. even though re
suit meant disaster where the
UUd" Wright Trophy was con
crrned. Ten of Kinzua'a top golf
ers took ten of Mt. View's top
men and went down to defeat
bv a score of 17-13. The victory
lof Mt. View meant the reclaim
ing of the "Slip" Wright Mem-
orlal trophy which had rested
with the Klnzua golfers since
July, VjG4. when they wrested
It from ML View In a match on
the local course. In a team
match played by all contestant.
Klnzua also lost possession of
the traveling trophy which Is
vied for twice a year Just as the
memorial trophy is so hotly
contested. As usual, the golfers
and their wives enjoyed a fine
buffet luncheon served by the
ML View club with the same
spirit of hospitality prevailing.
The Mt. View divoteers will
come to Klnzua for a return
James Hayes Wins
Promotion in Navy
Navy Lieutenant James If.
Hayea, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J a me J. Hayes of Route 1 Hepp
ner. has been promoted to his
prrsrnt rank while serving with
Helicopter Ann Submarine
Squadron Four aboard the air
craft carrier. L'S3 Yorktown. op
ersting with the Seventh Fleet
In the Western Pacific.
Ilia promotion was based on
time In service and rank, per
form a nee of duties, and aelec
Hon by a board of senior officers.
Before entering the service In
September. l'J0, Hayes gradua
ted from Oregon Stata Univer
sity at Corvallla.
Mrs, Josia Jones accompanied
Mrs. Rachael Harnett to La
Grande last Thursday. Mrs.
Jones visited there with her
brother. Curt Rhea.
match on July 19 at which time
local swingers have vowed to
place the coveted trophies back
in the local club house. Klnzua
prize winners for the day were:
low gross, Ed Wham; second.
Wayland Hyatt; third. Ned
Allen Nls-Schroeder;
Nlckelson. Low net.
tad; aecond. Harlan
third. Bob Stinkard.
Graders Enjoy FU14 Trip
An all day field trip was tak
en last Tuesday by the third
and fourth grades accompanied
by Mrs. Don Cory and their
teacher, Mrs. Glen Splvey. They
went to the State Forestry head
quarters and then Mr. Dahill
took the youngsters by power
wagon to the Rancheria Lookout
where they had a sack lunch j
and Kool-Ald furnished by Mr. J
and Mrs. Dahill. Mrs. Dahill al
so went up to the lookout with 1
them.
Mrs. Ada Schell was hostess
Wednesday evening to the
Double Deck card club. High
was won by MarJ Boring, low
by VI Sllnkard. and floating by
May Bell and Rita Bowman.
Others present were Marilyn
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