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Meppner High Honor Roll
The lli'ppiM-r HU:h School
Honor Ml for the third 9
fttmkK; SENIORS; Dovie
AldiTiiuin-J.40, urtra All
utott-J.CO, Tal IMIainy-3.50,
Linda CliM'.h3.C0; Jmhum
Daly-3.50, Juiw LIMiur
3,83; fatty lucbinl-S.BO. Hil
lf Marqimrdt-S.CC. Itarmy
MirslmU -3.50, Ik'Miln M
Lwd-3.40; DtaniM' Mllls-3.73,
Craig Muukera-3.80. KU-ven
Rlwa-3.50; Kirk Hot)liwon
3.40; Jill Kur.e -3.50; John
Sumwr-S.BO; I'eeuy Taylor
3.00; Susan Wllson-3.00; K'l
ley Wolff-3.50, Shi-lley W4H
4.00 "!V l'loytiar-3.50.
JUNIORS: Mary Abratiw
3.57; Kathlun irtlft-3.83.
Kerry Copocli.3.83. Dlanne
Cox-3.33; Tld Cox -3.60. Jan
el Gentry 3.40; Hill Jitpsen
3.83, LuAiine Kt'll-3.CC; Al
len McCalie -3.50, TamlMea-dor-3.0G;
Trade Non-ne-3.83;
Debra Peck-3.40; Itar
bara Sliernian-3.40; Avery
Taylor-3.83; and Richard
W'jdholm 3.50.
Royal Shower
Given Michelle
Morrow County Fair Queen
Michelle Miller was given a
royal Khower on FN. April
22, at St. Patrick s Parish
Hall. The party as arrang
ed by Princess Dovie Alder
man and her mother Mrs. Ar
chie Alderman and by Prin
cess Jan SchlichtliiK and tier
mother Ms. Dick Schlich
tine A lare group attended and
many who were unable to at
tend sent gifts. The color
theme chosen by M chelle is
green and yellow, and the de
corations for the party fol
lowed this thenm.
Princess Jeanne Daly serv
ed coffee, Princess Jan serv
ed the cake and Princess
Dovie served the punch. The
fourth mrmlier of Michelle's
court, Princess Jeri Snow
who is away at college, wis
unable to attend this royal
assenililace.
SOl'IIOMOKF-S: Cyde All-stott-3.83,
Kathy ArrlnKtim.
3,50; Greg Ivlitson-3.50;
Krisll llatuew.iod-3.6C, Pat
ricia ui'hes.3.57,C.arylluiit
3 83, Charm Marquardt-3,
CC; li.J.liwi Pl'l.l)."4 on
Mark SrhllhUiifc-3.57, Tonl
Toll -3. 33.
FKFS'HMtN; AnIU David-S.W-4.00
-- Jerry Gentry
3.33, Kelwayne Haywood
3.50, M ary llealy-3.33, Shan-
non Kelly 4.00; J Ken-
ny-3.50, John Kilkeniiy-3.GG;
Mirlwel Mills-3.GG; SmKlra
Palmer-3.6G; John Roark
3.50; Deia Struthers-3.57.
L perfect Craile
average.
Hcppncr Track
Squod Places
ll.'ppner Hit h Si h(M4 com
peted in a track meet April
14 at WahtonU High School
in The Dalles.
Four trackmen from !le
pner placed In their divisions.
Crair, Munkers took first in
the high hurdles; Tom Cuts
forth, third in tlie discus and
fourth in the javelin; led
Hellamy, fourth in the long
Jump; and Mike Hcrgstrom,
fifth in the low hurdles.
Oilier partieliatiiiR schools
were Scupoose and Madras.
Busse Billed
For Family
Life Scries
No. 5 in the" Family Life"
series will lie at 7:30 p.m.,
May 3 at the Heppner Grade
School.
Speaker will le Howard
Busse, executive director
and founder of youth Adven
tures, Inc., a private agency
specializing in providing re-,
sideutiai care and treatment
for troubled youth in Oregon.
Biology Students Visit Coast
Sixteen exhausted biology
enthusiasts returned home,
April 1G, after spending four
active and interesting days
on the 1972 Coast trip. The
group comprised of 13 Hep
pner High School students,
Steve Brownfield, Biology In
structor, Mona Marsiiall and
Mr. and Mrs. O W Cuts
forth, left Heppner early
Thurs. morning. Traveling
through central Oregon and
Eugene, the group arrived
at Cape Perpetua late in the
afternoon. After exploring
the beach and rocks for a
short while, camp was set up
in Neptune State Park,
not then opened for the camp
ing season.
Park officials visited the
camp the following morning
and opened the park for fu
ture visitors.
Friday found the group sit
ting at the edge of Devil's
Churn, romping up beaches,
and a two iiour search for
the proposed campsite. De
vil's Lake State Park was
eventually located and dinner
was enjoyed in Lincoln City.
Early Sat. morning, boys
sleeping in two tents were
awakened by a rush of water
through their temporary
housing. Over a ' inch of
water covered the flours of
the tents, due to an unex
pected rain storm
Attempts were made at
crabbing Sat.; but to noavall.
Cape Meareswas selected as
the final campsite, but due
to the separation of the three
vehicles and complications,
the caravan finally came to
rest at Cape Look-out.
After unsuccessful clam
ming in the mud-flats of Ne
tarts Bay on Sun. morning,
camp was broken, and a weary
group headed for Heppner,
making various stops on the
journey home.
By Greg Green
La M YOU CAN
SAVE
ON
crop hail
We can write either a Participating
Plan or a Deviated Plan.
Rates have reduced in most areas
of the county this year on wheat,
and in the entire county on barley.
Turner, Van Marter
and Bryant
HONORS
, y 1 i
t
pehd &!iftz miftm
1972-73 Cheer Leaders: Kathy
Arrington, Taml Toll, Barbara
Sherman, Janet Gentry, Debbie
Peck.
Ted Bellamy, this year's State Farmer, presents bis parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dn Bellamy, with the Honorary Chapter
Farmer plaque, i
ASB ELECTIONS TODAY
David Fikmin acquired
enough vjtes on a write in
ca n ipa ig n in the pr I ma r y el ec
lion last wvek to apear on
the final liallot against Jim
Cutsforth for the office of ASB
president. Final elections
will I this Thurs.
Luanne Kelly and Penny
M:.rquardt will bid for the
vice presidency. Jill Scott
and Cyde Ailstott will run
fur business nmnar.Shan
ny Farley is secretary for the
72- 73 school year, Judy Ben
nett assistant treasurer and
Dianne Cox Sergeant-at-arms
as they were unopposed In
the primary.
By Mrie Van Mi -tor
"Plata Suite,' a play In
three acts by Neil Simon,
will I presented by the
D ami Worktop Class, M: y
4 and 3 at 8.00 p.m. In the
HilS Cafetorlum.
Director Dr.iils McKty
has cast students from (he
class for this comody, which
involves threedifferentsitua
tions that occur in a suite
of the Plata II )til.
Characters for act one are
Linda Clough and Dave Fck
nmn as Mr. and Mrs. Nash,
and Janet Gentry as Mr.
Nash's beautiful secretary.
Divid Srhwartin w.il play the
Recyelinq Study
Meet May 5
John Mithews, OSU, Cor
vail is, will be In Heppner
May 5 to consider problems
of recycling andoffer sugges
tions on how a recj cling pro
gram may be started In this
area.
All civic groups, Including
women's clubs are asked to
send a representative to meet
with students and others in
terested. The meeting will
be at Heppner High School
May 5, at 2:00 p.m.
bellhop, ami Kd Slrahm will
poitiay Hie witter.
Act tw,t will feature Miry
Ahram.J as Muriel Tate, a
married w.mian who goes to
see Jessie Kipllnger.a movie
producer, who will be por
trayed by Jim Cutsforth B b
Ploylnr will act as the wW
ter. Jim Siieer and Lynda Baker
will apiear as Mr. and Mrs.
Huhley in act three. M.rle
Van M. rler will play their
driller, and Butch Tijlor
will act asliord mElsler.her
boyfriend.
By Peagy Taylor
Visits
Mrs. Bill McLeod (Kathy),
Pendleton, visited her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Verlin
Mitthews and attended the
Munkers-Maxwell wedding
here this last weekend.
Kathy is employed as an
operator for the Pacific Nor
thwest Bell, and husband Bill
w is recently made prod ice
manager of the Pendle
ton Safeway Store.
Bedding Plants
Sat., April 29
FERTILIZERS
16-16-8 50 lb
Weed ond Feed 25 lb.
Weed and Feed 50 lb.
GARDEN HOSE
Nylon Reinforced
50 ft. 5s"
$425
$340
$f$45
75 ft. 5s"
$ft90
Vinyl -50 ft. 5s " $375
All Garden Tools
Cornett Green Feed
6769422 - Heppner
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