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EIGHTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 11, 1978 Kathy Wolff chosen for National Science Camp 1 - t t f I .-.'4- mm. " I " J 4 1 iTTv -if '1 . II I'M I I - I Y - v if ; v If Kathy Wolff was recently selected as one of only two represented from Oregon to attend the National Youth Science Camp at Bartow, W. Va., this summer. Heading for deechers cd cm A I i rrime JruJD $6.50 Ileppiier High senior Kathy Wolff has been selected to represent Oregon at the Na tional Youth Science Camp at Bartow, W. Va., from June 30 to July 24. Only two students from each of the 50 states are selected to attend the camp. Participants are chosen on the basis of superior academic profici ency in science or mathema tics. Leadership abilities and involvement with extracurri cular activities are also taken into consideration. Judging was performed by the Oregon Department of Education. The state's other representative in the national program will by Amy Cruik shank of Bend. Miss Wolff will leave Port land on June 29, Upon arrival at Charleston, W. Va., she and representatives from the oth er states will meet with West Virginia Governor John D. Rockefeller IV, and tour the state capitol. After arriving at the camp's headquarters in the high Appalachians at Bartow, near the Virginia-West Virginia border, Miss Wolff and fellow science campers will attend some 30 lectures on subjects ranging from microbiology to wildlife management. Also included in the pro gram will be field trips to regional points of interests, such as the nearby National Radio Astronomy facility at Green Bank, W. Va., and a tour of Washington, D.C. Miss Wolff is the daughter of Dr. Wallace H. Wolff of Heppner. Every Wed. Steak h Featuring Salad Bar In Th BEECHER Farmers, Ranchers, Businessmen will want to know. ..Roger Martin was instrumental in passing legislation whtch will abolish the inheritance tax in Oregon. RogerMartin FOR GOVERNOR Paid Advtsmt. By The Roger Martin For Governor Committee, Morrow County, S.K. Peck Box 4010 Lexington CUSTOM BUSINESS FORMS & STATEMENTS 676-9228 stiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKf tiiirtii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininmirrniiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiifiiiiiiiiiitiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiii itiniiiiiiiiitiiiiiiMiii SUNDAY, AAAY 14 Blooming Plants A Big Selection Of Mums, Azaleas, Gloxinea, Geraniums Green Plants h sum i m Dish Gardens Roses Mixed Flower Bouquet Special For Mothers Day....Starting At $10 Artificial Novelties Straw Flowers, Silk Flowers in Pretty Minature Containers.. starting At $6 rf L 2 ' FLO LUER SHOP HEPPNER WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE IN THE U.S. OR CANADA WITH TELEFL0RA PHONE 676-9426 UiMlliIUIIIIMIIIIUffllMllllllll)llllllllllll(llltMmfHIHItllllll(MlilllllllltMIMHIMinHtllHIIIIIIIMIHMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIItHlR District spelling winners named announced Students in Morrow County schools are participating in h statewide spelling contest. Winners from preliminary competition in the county's elementary and secondary schools were : Division I (grades 4,5 and 6) A.C. Houghton School, Betty Slocumb, first; Cheryl Mar killie, second ; Kim Carpenter, third, lone Elementary, Dar rin Padberg, first; Donnie Doherty, second; Paul Zinter, third. Heppner Elementary, Julie Lafferty, first; Ann McLaughlin, second, Carolyn Hughes, third. Division II (grades 7,8 and 9) Riverside, Tammy Colling--wood, first; Beth Hellburg, second; Robin Haws, third; lone; Teena Lindstrom, first; Craig Rea, second; Chris Rietmann, third; Heppner, results unavailable. Division III (grades 10, 11 and 12) Riverside, Kathy Farlow, first; Bill Schnell, second; Cally Broadbent, third; lone, Carol Cheney, first; Jeanie Piening, second, Grace McEl ligott, third; Heppner, Scott McEwen, first; Jay Devin, second; Lionel Wood, third. Winners from the prelimi nary competition will take part in a May 18 contest at 7:30 p.m. in lone. The contest is open to the public. The top speller in each division will qualify for a state contest, to be held in Salem during the Oregon State Fair on Sept. 2. Last year, two lone students placed third and fifth in their respective divisions during the statewide competition. The 25th Annual Morrow County Fioiaeei' Will Be Held Sunday, May 2 At The County Fair Pivilion Registration 10 a.m.-12 Dinner 12:30 p.m. Meat, Potatoes, Rolls & Beverages Will Be Furnished 1 This Message Sponsored In The Public Interest By irony Coiiiifif nRn Luil Classifieds Sell 676-9228 MIKED DOUBLES HANDICAP TOURMEY if.m. Saturday, Hay 20 it- 6-Game Tournament .Entry Fee: MS per couple 'EPPNERB0WL TTDiics MD)o H SeflflSmisi Csiir s from C3 over factory invoice on "any" new 197S Pontiac in inventory a 15" S"m"" uo -M"- ' I ,!nTn,akl B , outsold I thSSS-t- I dealer mw 567-6115 v...iw-. -. MoBdayFriday 255S.Hwy.395 w -.w 8:30-8:00 I OPEN 7 DAYS ZXSSST fe.iv .-.fn.Jlt.-lhi.aP'n. if- ittjr oo
