HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES.
Kinzua Golfers Entertain
Club From McNary
By VIRGINIA KELSO
KINZUA On Sunday. June
4. the Kinzua golfers entertained
the swingers of the McNary Golf
Club of Umatilla at the local
club. Throughout the day and
into the late afternoon the
course was crowded with devot
ees of the ancient sport who did
their utmost to conquer the
greens and fairways. The day
was begun with a breakfast
served by the men and a fine
mid-dav buffet was set out by
the ladies of the club. Prizes
were awarded to winners in dif
ferent catagories as follows:
MeNarv men: Low gross, Cart-
wrieht: low net, Shelton; long
drive. Cartwright; closest to the
pin. Welch. MeXaxy ladies: Low
gross. Opal Morr, low net, Janet
Welch; long anve, fTan roneu;
closest to the pin, Opal Morr.
Kinzua Men: Low gross, Don
Slinkard; low net, a three-way
tie between Wayland Hyatt, Jim
Hulett. Gary Couture; long
drive, Lee Bailey; closest to the
pin, Jim Hulett. Kinzua ladies:
Low gross and closest to the
pin. Lavina Conner; low net arid
long drive. Dorothy Close. To top
the day 22 men participated in
a sole survivor contest in which
Sed Nickelson and Lee Bailey
turned back the challenge of
Jiggs Bowman and Milt Boring
or the tenth hole to be the win
ner. Thirty-three men of the Kin
zua Golf club enjoyed the sec-
end stag night of the season at
the local Eolf club on Friday
evening. Nine holes of medal
coif were turned in by the golf
ers with Don Slinkard and Don
McConneli winning low gross
and low net. Other winners
were: Long Drive, Bob Misener:
Closest to the Pin, Lee Bailey;
Least Putts. Jim Hulett; Most
Putts, Jack Gall.
Jim Walker served up fried
chicken in sumptious quantities
which was savored by all pres
ent. In a short business meeting,
Don Chase was elected presi
dent; Bob Reavis, vffce-president,
and Gary Couture, secretary
treasurer for the coming year.
Mrs. Forrest Logan and child
ren of Salem spent from Thurs
day until Sunuay visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Woods. When she went home,
Terri and Vicki remained with
their grandparents to attend the
Daily Vacation Bible School.
Mr. and Mrs. John Meadows
end family left early Friday by
plane to visit relatives in Iowa,
Oklahoma and Arkansas. Belin
da will remain in Des Moines,
Iowa for the summer.
Mrs. Harley Shook left last
week for Manchester, Ky., where
she was called by the death of
her father.
Louis Lorengel and his father
William Lorengel were business
visitors to The Dalles Saturday.
Ernie Wall and Omar Stubble
field flew to Brookings Saturday
to bring home Mrs. John Nelson
who had been ill there. Mr.
Stubblefield and John returned
home by car.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Zemmer
and family of Bates visited over
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Barzee and other rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oyler were
business visitors to Prineville
Friday evening, returning home
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keller and
family were business visitors to
Portland over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Phillips of
Heppnej were here Saturday ev
ening to attend the dinner at the
Kinzua Church Annex honoring
the Guinn and Schroeder famil
ies They were overnight guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schroeder.
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Tnursdor. June 8. 1967
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Stellir.g
end family of Pugway. Utah ar
rived bundav to spend a wcok
isiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Flack.
Mr. and Mrs. Slim Khoton
spent Saturday of last week
fishing at Prineville. While there
thev visited Mr. and Mrs. Pierce
Maley of Newport. The Malcys
were former Kinzua residents
Mr and Mrs. Frank Ferrel
were business visitors to Prine
ville Friday.
Mrs. Tom Jordan and child
ren and Karen Mortimore were
in Heppner Thursday for busi
ness, shopping, and medical
care for the Jordan youngsters.
Herschel M unlock and Earl
Norris were in Dallesport,, Wn.,
Saturdav to pick up the Norris
plane. After they returned home
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock and Air.
and Mrs. Norris flew to Pendle
ton for shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sharp
and Mrs. Richard Frank of Hep
pner went to Crescent City,
Calif. Tuesday, where they vis
ited with Richard Frank, iney
all went on to Eureka to do
some fishing.
A new family has moved in
to Camp 5 Mr. and Mrs. Mich
ael Todd and son Gary of
Grass Valley. He will work on
the skidding crew. Mrs. Todd is
the former Terry White of Fos
sil. The dinner at the Kinzua An
nex Saturday evening which
honored the Alan Guinn and
Harlan Schoeder families was
well attended. The two families
will be moving to Omak, Wn..
where thev 'ill make their
homes. Several musical selec
tions were sung by the child
ren's choir and the adult choir
after which framed pictures
were presented to each family
by the Kinzua church.
Rockhound
Corner
Mrs. E. E. Gonty, vice-president
of Morrow County Gem
and Mineral Society, presided at
the May meeting, held Saturday
evening, May 27. President Avery
Taylor was unable to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller
told of various trips they had
been on. one recently to Fountain
Ear, where Mrs. Miller found
some arrow heads. Mrs. Miller,
co-chairman of the Rock Hound
booth at the Sidewalk Bazaar,
said she is gathering materials
and urged members to cooperate
by making things or cutting
slabs. Many people interested in
rocks have been pleased in the
past with what the club has had
to offer.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete McMurtry
were named to serve on the fair
booth committee. They would
appreciate materials to be used
for display.
June 24 is the date of the last
meeting for the summer. A pot
luck supper will be held at
6:30 p.m., and a work sess
ion on Sidewalk Bazaar ma
terials will folow. On June
25 a field trip with sack lunch
is planned for the Opal Butte
area. All members are invited to
attend both of these functions
and will be notified of the meet
ing place and time for each field
trip.
Mrs. Alice McCabe was hostess
for the evening.
Ed Gonty showed slides on the
Wallowa country, filmed and
supplied by the Northwest Fed
eration of Gems and Minerals.
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Relatives Visit
Irrigon Homes
Bt donna eppenbach
IRRIGON Mrs. Harrv Noble
and girls and Mrs. IVnnis Jack
son of Klamath Kails drove to
Irrigon last Wednesday to see
Mrs. Nobles' folks. Mr. and Mrs.
James McRao ami Bobby. They
came up to attend Bobby s grad
uation from Riverside High
school. On Saturday Harry No
ble and IVnnis Jackson joined
them and Mr. Noble participat
ed in the Sage Klders houeo
Saturdav evening. They return-
ed home Sundav. .Mrs. jnooio.
formerly Helen Steagall. gradu
ated from Klamath Beauty Col
lege on Mav 3. She will now
go to Portland June 11 and 12
to take her Oregon State Board
of Cosmetology therapy exams.
She also will take the Califor
nia boards later in the summer
1 rrxviv her license there.
Mrs. Dale Shingledeckor and
bovs were Memorial Day visit
ors with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs William Gravbeul.
John Wilson of Seattle, Wash..
was a week-end visitor of his
narents. Mavor and Mrs. Chest
er Wilson and family. John's
wife, Susan, went on to Idaho
to visit her parents and picneo.
John up Sunday and they re
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom were
week-end campers at Hilgard
park near La Grande.
Mrs. Marguerite Houghton
traveled to Portland Friday to
attend the graduation of her
grandson, Eric Houghton. Her
son Don Houghton brought her
home on Saturday and stayed
until Sunday.
Albert Partlow is home fol
lowing knee surgery at the
Community hospital in Pendle
ton. Mr. Partlow injured his
knee in an accident at his home
List Monriav evenine. He was
discharged from the hospital
Friday.
Paul Hovinghoff, son of Mrs.
Carrie Le Blanc, won the hamp
er that was sponsored by the
Irrigon Extension unit. It was
raffled off at the school picnic
Sunday.
Donna Kay Pummel broke her
wrist in an accident in which
she fell off a horse in Boardman
last Monday evening. Mrs. Ba
ker rushed her to the Hermiston
hospital and her arm was set
She returned home that even
ing.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jiggs Lathrop last
Wednesday night were his mo
ther. Mrs. Hazel Lathrop and his
sister, Mrs. Sally Russell and
two children of Lostine.
Week-end visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Orvllle Buchanan and fam
ily were Hideo Koike and Shoi
chi Ikeya. They are working for
Mr. Hansell at Ordnance.
Week-end visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Warner were their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Pantelis Vrontakis and
Jeff of Salem.
Walt Agee left Friday morn
ing for the Walla Walla Veter
ans hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Berg and
Ronald of Vancouver, Wn., were
week-end visitors of Mrs. Berg's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Partlow and Sher-
yi.
Mrs. Mary Adams is home fol
lowing eye surgery at the Com
munity hospital in Pendleton.
She was released Saturday and
is staying with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Adams.
Betty Eppenbach broke her
fineer Friday participating in a
soft ball game at Riverside High
school at Boardman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warner
had as visitors last Thursday
through Saturday his cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fowler of
Kent, Wn.
Mrs. Margaret Finney of Mil-ton-Freewater
spent Sunday in
Irrigon visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Vallis Dexter
were Memorial Day visitors of
his mother, Mrs. Sedalia Dexter,
and other relatives.
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IRRIGON NEWS
of Salem spent the day Sunday
with his brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. William uray-
heal.
Mr. and Mrs. Exvln Chapman
on. I lr TVw;hi.-i Hmwnell nf
Walla Walla were Sunday vis
itors in irrigon. l ney visiieu
with Mrs. BrowneU's brothers,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Graybenl. Mr.
and Mrs. William Graybeal and
her sister, Mrs. Ruth McCoy and
numerous other relatives.
See us ror envelopes of all
itlnds. The Gazette-Times.
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Auto Overturns;
Driver Uninjured
Pat Hammond of lone, driver
and lone occupant of a car that
over turned early Sunday morn
ing near the Alpine junction on
the highway to Buttercreek, ap
parently escaped unhurt from
the accident.
A state nolle officer who
went to Investigate said that
Hammond had left the scene
when he arrived about 2 a.m.
The auto apparently went out
of control as Hammond was
driving south and rolled over
in a plowed field. The auto was
rather extensively damaged,
t he officer said.
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.Many Take Part In
ION K An excellent musical
' ...v.. ..I ,.i tl,..
lone school gymnasium on !
rimi'v.l.'iv I'venini!. May !,
when the lone r.Iementarv aim
High school presented the nil
until Ntirlni; concert under the
direction of Arnie Itcdman, mu
sic Instructor.
The program opened with two
delightful numbers bv the high
school chorus: "Surrey With the
Fringe on the Top" and "Ulcss
This ' House." IVnlece Matthews
was accompanist for this group
Members of the chorus Include:
J, i nice Snider. Sharlcne llamiett.
Connie Kmert, Teresa Tucker,
I.lndn Nichols. Harbarn Hoyce,
Kathv Keene, Deborah Warren,
Jcrt Kiebs, Terrle O'Connor and
Kilstine Nelson, sopranus; Kits
tine Peterson. Linda Pettyjohn.
Sandra Carlson, Bonnie llynd.
llcruiece Matthews, Karen Ncl
son, altos; t tins i.ovi;rcn, u
I'll Morgan. Ncal Christopher
son. Chuck Nelson. Hon Chris
topherson, Leon Maglll. Kerry
Peterson, and Keith Nelson, bar
itones. High school band members
..i. ...i r.,i- titimhtrs. followed
by the beginners hand with four
numbers. Fifth grade students
in the beginners group are Joan
McKlllgott. Cheryl Hams. IVbra
Yocum. Teenu Slcf.int, Donna
Flack. Mlckle Hosklns, Phil
Carlson. Mark Rlelmann. Shir
lev Nichols. IVirls Md'nbe. Cas
ey Chupel. Nancy IVttytohn,
Jimmle Klnzer. Freddie Sher
man. Melanle Ball. Jan F.kstrom.
Mirv I'at MoKllliiott. Mania
Llnnell.
The Intermediate band drew
much applause with four num
bers. Young H'Ople from the
sixth, seventh, and eighth grade
classes are in this band. Kiev,
en of these students also play
with the high school nanu.
The high school chorus sang
"Joshua Fit the Battle of Jer
Icho," "Alphabet", and "Oh.
What a Beautiful Morning"
followed bv four very enjoyable
numbers from the high school
band.
Both the Intermediate band
and the high school band mem
bers presented gifts of nppreel
ni iim to Mr lli'dman. who will
not be returning to the school
next year.
QUALITY
lone Concert
Hand mothers served punch.
.-nil,.,, and cooklcn after Hie
program.
l'he tea table In tint
can'toilum was attractively dec
orated with a boiHiuet of spring
flowers In pink and while with
while candies. Mis. James liar,
licit, chairman, was In charge.
Summer Session
Set at College
Sl college transfer courses
and 12 oilier courses will be
nffeied bv blue Mountain Coin
miinllc lollei'e at Us summer
session, according ot David Hay
nalds, director.
The courses, to start June 1'.),
; will run for six to eight weens
at the college with Hie excep
tion of a course In alt. wnicn
will be taught tor two weeks at
Pendleton High school.
Registration for the summer
session will be from 2 to 5 t.li.
and from 7 to 51 p.m. on June
l In the Admissions Office at
liie college. Persons interested
are requested to pre register
during the week of June 12 Ui
either by mail, by visiting the
evening division, or bv tele
phoning 27ti lt'20, Ext. 35.
Murray and Lackey
Horses Enter Races
Mr and Mrs. Risl Murray,
Mathew Murray, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. 11 Lackey traveled
to Enunctt. Idaho, for quarter
horse races held at the t.etn
County Fairgrounds track tnr
past week end.
Mnrriiv mill Lackey
trained
horses placed In thne
of five
races entered.
Reed's Tonto, owned by Pr.
m W Ickcs. uuallfled In the
qualifying race for the Futur-
lly which will oe run .-iiiiy.
June 11. Flaxle Tonto and Hula
Time, owned bv Waller and
Grace Morgan, each won In a
regular race.
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and decorations ot the Gazette-Time.
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