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SIX-The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 14, I98t k j. 1 1 j J Tkf OT - Heppner High musicians entertain at spring band & choral concert I"1 sllOW 8lated May A lor h ..... Heppner art students Ml" V - in U ,Cl vv ' I 4 " - I . i i. fit " 1 ... -V if . ...... "X f if jl n V BYJI'STINE WEATHERFORD Last Thursday evening. Kitty Coon, choir, and Don Boyce. instrumental, directed Heppner High School's music ians in their spring concert. The students of the four top grades had prepared an in teresting program of instru mental and vocal selections. Special awards were present ed. Paula Palmer was given the John Philip Sousa award. photo by Gordon Munck and the Bill Kenny music award went to Lottie Laugh- lin. Lisa Nix was presented a National School Thorns award and chorus pins were given to all choir members for the number of years participation in the choir. Accompanists for the band and choir numbers included Danny Forlenberry and Matt Howard on percussion: Car olvn Huphes nnd Don Bovce at the piano and Jim Ackley on bass. Three special numbers were featured on the program "Lady" (arr. Lionel Richie) by vocalist Joe Struthers; "Seasons in the Sun" (arr, Frank Metis) by Mike Nolan with backup by Marti Baker and "Suddenly" (arr. John Forrar) by Marti Baker and Steve Groce. Band numbers were: "High Bridge" by Jim Curtiow; "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" (arr. James Plyhar); "Chant and Jubilo" by W. Francis McReth: "Highlights from Pink Panther" (arr. John Edmondson : "Longer" (arr, John Edmondson) and finally "overature for a Festival" by Claude T. Smith. The choir members presen ted "I'm Feelin Free (arr. Roger Emerson): "Lean on the Wind" (arr. John Carter) and "Hello Sunshine" (arr. Roger Emerson). Vo-Ag students practice on swather Heppner ail students, kin dergarten through grade 12 will exhibit their works of art May 21 in the Multi-Purpose room at Heppner Elementary School. The art show will open with a reception and presentation of awnrdsnt 6:15p.m. with the following merchants present ing gift certificates: Murray's Drug, Coast to Coast. Gard ner's Mens Wear. Peterson's Jewelry, Court Street Market and Central Market. The open house will be in conjunction with the junior high spring concert which will Pilot Rock Marine promoted Marine Pic, James M. Norris. son of James A. and Margaret L. Norris of Pilot Rock, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with 1st Battalion. 7th Mar ines, located at Camp Pendle ton, California. lake place immediately alter the reception, The art show will be open to the public until 9,:i(l p.m. L r . - - : f 1 -t - I I - ' r - ' (: -h: V . -, .- . u .. j f , ' '-Vv JrK ' -J If ' '-' ' f '"',. ...J .4' T- ' This week the students will be practicing on a combine donated by the MCGG. "With out this kind of community support we couldn't leach farm machinery operation." said Roger Records, instructor. Heppner News Visitors at the home of Emma Drake for Mother's Dav dinner were Gwen Drake. Eugene. Oreuon: Tom and Susan Fercuson. Kim Nathan of Ontario. Or Claude and Doris Drake Sunnyside. WA., Doug and Corley Drake and Paul and Claudine Warren , Heppner. Umatilla Heady -Mix is Still in Business in Heppner Cement deliveries scheduled twice weekly to South Morrow County. Regularly on Wednesdays and Fridays for dispatch call collect Mi 567-6173 IT Chris Adelman honored at baby shower ON AAAY 19th V FOR Chris Adelman was the guest of himor at a surprise naby shower Tuesday. May 5. at the home of Nancy Moore. Sheridan Tarnaskv and Mrs. Moore were the hostes ses. Around Hi guest were pre sent at the shower. District-wide spelling contest May 14 k A t. I -K , - , . wK&. . I il it I j f tl.llrf"1 Heppner Vo-Ag studenU practice farm machinery operation on a swather donated by the Morrow County Grain Growers. From left to right: Jeff Bailey. Shane Laughlin. Terry Riddle, Tony Currin and John Mover. Last Tuesday afternoon V Ag class was held at the Rodeo Grounds in Heppner under the direction of instructor, Roger Records. Morrow County Grain Growers donated a swather to the class to help train the students to operate various types of farm equip ment. On Friday, May 8, many of the students traveled to Mil- ! CMnJ ! nrm g btbttbt b rrmnri e bttbtii t b 1 1 trtr i mmmn A great place to bring the family a Gpsn 24 hmsrs a day 3 Banquet facilities available Phone 922-4374 tttat I.I.H.8 .-ft.ft,a. 811 MJLttJUJt-t..P.LM.M B ri ton-Freewater to compete in a district-wide FFA tractor driving contest. The Heppner advanced team won by a wide margin - 500 points. Individual scores for the Heppner FFA students are as follows: Tony Currin - 2nd overall with 737 points. Jeff Bailey -4th overall. 807 points. Cliff Dougherty - 5th overall, 820 points. Jay Hayes - 6th overall, 836 points and Marty Britt - 8th overall with 920 points. Also participating were: Mike Currin, Andy Samples, Bob McEwen, Craig Miles. Duane Epping, Dean Rill, and Eric Storz. In the livestock judging contests the Heppner begin ning team finished fifth and the advanced team finished sixth. Terry Gray finished eighth overall in the livestock judging contest. Also participating in the hudging contests were: Mike Brosnan, Matt Clark. Shane Laughlin, Mona Clark. Bruce Way, Terry Riddle, Jay Hay es, Marty Britt, Mike Currin. Andy Samples. Bob McEwen, Craig Miles. Duane Epping. Dean Rill and Eric Storz. The top three placing con testants from that contest will compete in the State Fair in August. Morrow Countv elementary and secondary students will participate in a district-wide spelling contest at Columbia Junior Mich on Thursday. Mav 14. 1HK1 The contest will beyin at 7:.'lo p.m. The public is welcome to attend The contest is divided into three divisions The top spel ler from each division quali fies for state level competition at the Oregon State Fair next" September. School level contest winners who will take part in the district-wide contest are as follows: Division I (Elementary to Grade fii A C. Houghton: Maia Hart ley. Reness Murrel. Angela Hicks. Sam Rnardman: Terri Mey ers. Melissa Charvet, Peter Grill Heppner: Shannon Mc Laughlin. Sophie Struthers. Kirsten Green. lone: Mike Rietmann. Christopher Rea. Ashley Conklin. Division II Grades 7 9i Columbia Riverside- Dane Pratt. Cheryl Markillie. Joe Sanchez Heppner: Anne MlLaugh- lin. Hence Struthers, Trina Palmer, lone: Eric Pointer. Darrin Padtwrg. Mike Douglas Division HI (Grades 1(1 - 121 Riverside: Irry .Wilson. Robin Haws. Rod Garrison. Heppner: Terry Gray, Susan Johnson. Michele Aaron lone: Teemi Lindstrom. Chris Rietmann. Dennv Starr, Readers for the contest will tie Mr Gary Olson. Mr. Kevan Pratt, and Mrs Kathryn Dean. The contestants and specta tors will report to the cafctor iurn for instructions Refresh ments will lie served at the end of the contest while the results are being determined by the graders. ITS BENEFITS INCLUDE: FREEDOM FROM FLOODS, DEPENDABLE WATER SUPPLY, FISHING, BOATING, I CANOEING NEXT TO TOWN AND ELECTRIC POWER TOO! j Generators are now available which deliver power from any amount ot falling water. One can be made exactly the right tor Willow Geek Dam. Anthony J. Golden Instructor, Oregon Polytechnic Institute O.P.I, is a school in Portland which trains engineers and technicians. size Heppner Baccalaureate slated this Sun. Heppner High School Baccalaureate will be held this Sunday, May 17 at 7:30 p.m. The location of the service has been changed from the Catholic Church to the high school cafetorium. John Maas will address the students with Bonnie Arrington giving the invocation. Jim Launer will read scripture and Nancy Miller will also present a reading. Carolyn Plocharsky will give the blessing. ' Vocal selections for the service will be provided by a group of teachers, students and local ministers. The Baccalaureate is sponsored by the Ministerial Association. PI cue SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1981 heppner.or Morrow Co. Fairgrounds Pavillion Bldg. 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