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SIX-The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, April 16. 1981 County-wide spelling contest rules announced The Morrow County School District has announced the following rules for participa tion in the 1981 spelling contest. The Morrow County, district -wide spelling contest will be held at Irrigon at Columbia Junior High School on Thurs day, May 14, at 7:30 p.m. AH contestants and specta tors are to report to the cafetorium for instructions. Three divisional contests will be held in the following locations: Division I - (Elementary to grade 6) library; Division II - (Grades 7 to Rebekah district meet held By DELPHI A JONES The Rebekah district meet ing was held on Saturday, April 11, at the Oddfellow Hall in Heppner with SanSouci Lodge in charge and district Chairman Donna Fortenberry presiding.. The meeting was opened by the host lodge with the Noble Grand Pete McMurtry in the chair. At this time the State Assembly President Vivian Roome and her Marshals Jan Gregory were introduced by the introduction committee of Delpha Jones. Hilda Yocom and Ruth Bergstrom. ; The host lodge relinquished the chairs to the following convention officers: Chair man Donna Fortenberry, Vice chairman Vera Reitman. Sec retary Jo Huston, Treasurer Dorothy Burcham. Warden Berniece Nash, Conductor Marilyn Bergstrom. Chaplain Edith Mathews. R.S. Chaplain Hilda Yocum. LS C Gladys VanWinkle, OSG, Leila Pal mer. ISG Adelle LaTrace, RS Chairman Ruth Bergstrom, LSC Freida Majeske, Music ian Gladys Drake. LSVG Norma Rea. LSVC Ruby Roberts. Past Chairman. Delpha Jones. LSPC Joyce Buchanan, and RSPC Mildred Wright. 1 3' TOG'nO RHUS' SUPERMARKET OK AM r JUMBO YELLOW ONIONS 1G9 9) music room Division III - (Grades 10 to 12) cafetorium. Kefreshemenis will be serv ed to the contestants and spectators in the cafeteria at the end of the contest while the results are being determined. Contest readers will check the papers with the assistance of designated graders. Division I (Reader) Gary Olson. (Grader) Phyllis Prindle: Division II - (Reader) Kevin Pratt. (Grader) Linda Schellenger; Division III - (Reader) Kathryn Dean, (Grader) Pat An address of welcome was given by the chairman. Donna with the response by Leila Palmer. A tribute to the Bible was then given by San Souci with Opal Cook and Gladys VanWinkle in charge. Following the business of opening. Holly was in charge of the memorial with Hilda Yocom. Gladys VanWinkle and Delpha Jones in the tribute. At this time the group enjoyed a lovely salad lunch eon with coffee, tea and punch. After the short recess Bunchgrass had a tribute to High-octane rock groups combine at EOSC concert Two high-octane groups will combine to give a ma jor rock concert Wednesday. April 22. at the Eastern Oregon State College Quinn Coliseum. The 9 p.m. event features the five member band Head East and guest group Lion. "This is an out-and-out no-holds-barred rock 'n roll concert." said Student Activ ities Director Yvonne Tagge. who noted already impressive early ticket sales. "We've sold more than $2,000 in tickets and we haven't really begun advertising yet." LARGE JUICY oo LBS. j Vw L-w vvJ v J 1 U.S. NO. 1 POTATOES 10 LB. BAG Chrislensen : General Assistance Rose Casseday. School contests should be completed by Friday. May i. First, second, and third place winners in each division should be determined for each shool. Lists of spelling words with sentences to use is school contests are being sent to school principals. School con tests should be run using the same procedures as are used in the district-wide and state contests. The readers will: 1. Pronounce the word: 2. Use the word correctly in a in Heppner the Sft-year members present, including Gladys Drake. Luc ile Rietmann. Norma Rea. Ruth Bergstrom. Edith Mat hews and Ruby Roberts, nil of Bunchgrass. and a gift for Maude Pointer, a 72-venr member of Holly was received by her lodge. Mrs. Pointer is a patient in Pioneer Memorial Nursing home, and is suffer ing from an in Hired arm received in a fall. The roll call and report of lodges was held, at which time the following were counted: Purity-1. Pearl-1. Runchgrass 15. Hollv-9 and San Souci - U Lion plays a wide variety of top AM pop and new wave hits plus a good selection of original songs. Tagge said the concert is open to the general public high school age and older. General admission tickets will be $6 in advance or $7 at the door. Advance tickets are available in LaGrande at the EOSC Bookstore. La Grande Stereo and Music and Sunflower Books, in Walla Walla at Hot Poop Records and Tapes: in Pendleton at World Records: and in Baker at May's Music. T LARGE SLICER CUCUMBERS FOR RADISHES OR GRW. ONIONS R 1 00 jt bu.r BONELESS HAR1 complete sentence: 3. Pro nounce the word: 4. Allow students approximately ten seconds to write the word on their papers. The school lists of contest words should not be used for practice beforehand. They should be used only when the students are involved in the actual school contests. Schools may provide award certificates to school contest winners as appropriate. The State Department of Educa tion will furnish first, second, and third place certificates for the district -wide winners of each division. 4-H Marine workshop deadline set April 20 Young people visiting the Oregon Coast who attend the HW1 4-H Marine Science wnrkshonp won't have to wonder what they're seeing - after five days of intensive instruction about the state's marine resources, points our John Nnrdheim. Morrow County Extension agent. Dates for the workshop are June 1" - 20. the same time that other 4-H Week activities are taking place at the Oregon Slate University campus in Corvallis Costs for the marine science program are $75 per delegate. The event is open to 4-H leaders on a space available basis. Part of the total cost of the workshop is underwritten by a grant from the Federal Car tridge Corportaiton Persons interested in atten ding the workshop must apply by April 20. Nordheim stres ses. More information about the program, as well as application forms, is available from the Morrow County office of the OSU Extension Service in Heppner or by calling f"K-Wi42. rrt ( CTC jjj JU Ml GROUND I 00 Historical Society torn plans completed for Baker Co., Sumpter Plans have been completed for the Historical Society trip to Baker County and the narrow gage railroad in Sum pter, Saturday. May 2. The bus plans to leuve Heppner from the museum at 7 a.m. to Lexington, hoping to leave there about 7 : :10 a m. The bus will then travel to Raker where they will be met by a member of the Historical Society at the Chamher of Commerce building. They will show slides, take the group to see several older houses (not inside) and other points of interest . Then it is on to the Methodist church where the ladies there are planning a lunch of stew and hot biscuits for $2.50. Then the group will travel on to Sumpter where arrange ments have been made to board the train at 2 p.m. for a short ride. This is optional for Parks to open soon The Dept. of Public Works has announced that Cutsforth and Anson Wright parks will be opened on April 22. Campsites will be on a first-come-first-served basis. Camping fees are $5 with a FRESH DAILY" o QtfQCQ ROUMO "NO LIMIT" HILLS UNK SAUSAGE ILB. FRYING CHICKEN DRUEV1STICECS cm . the members and the cost is now $:t.(K). They will then see a gold dredge and then go on to Haines. Ore., to the museum. A B:30 dinner is planned at the steak house in Haines. The travelers will order from the menu there and each is on his own. Following a leisurely din ner, the group -will motor home. 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