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EIGHT The Heppner Gaiette-Tlmes, Heppner. Oregon, Thursday, February 4, 1982 Kiverside High school announces honor roll Around About By Juntine Weatherford Because so many people find so many things to do on Saturdays it is difficult to gather many folks for any worthwhile program during that day. Last Saturday, AAUW and the Rolling Hills Runners presented an interesting and helpful program at Heppner High School to disappointingly few persons. (Remember February is Heart Month o be good to your own heart and send valentines to others you love.) Much time and effort had gone into preparations for last Saturday's workshop. The principal speaker, Len Tritsch, was excellent. The feature film stressed that how we live, determines how we die. A good collection of healthful snacks was offered, and those who did give a good part of their Saturday to attend were favorably impressed. I'm pleased with the handout material, especially the two booklets: one dealing with the common problem of stress and the second about the health of children whom are labeled the only commodity mass-produced by unskilled labor. On Sunday about five times as many folks got to the Willows Grange Hall at lone to congratulate Ida Hale Grabill at the lovely 100th birthday party arranged by her family and friends. A good collection of pictures along an entrance-way wall showed some of Ida's life and her family as it grew." When I spoke briefly to Ida I was thinking that she certainly is a fine lady who must understand how to live healthfully. My husband Bill was proud to be related to her. Besides the many neighbors and friends there, Ida's five childrens' families were everywhere her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grands are a fine-looking collection of Americans. As we have all heard and read about President Roosevelt during this week it is interesting to note that Ida Grabill, who was born in the same year and month as FDR, has already outlived him by 37 years. (He was the first president, I as a new voter, helped elect, and my staunch Republican parents didn't understand my rebellious voting.) Ida Grabill surely has been blessed with more health than President Roosevelt knew. Perhaps spending a lifetime in lone has something to do with her longevity. If you or members of your family have lived or now live in Gilliam County, you would surely, enjoy the new book "History of Gilliam County" which is being distributed now. It has 320 slick pages of pictures and narratives covering the county history, the history of families there, tributes and memorials, churches, lodges and organizations and business histories. This book was put together by the Gilliam County Historical Society members who spent many months trying to persuade folks to turn in writings about themselves and their families. As our days lengthen some thoughts are turning toward gardening which will occupy many of our free times in a month or two. Before that time we might take our families through the unusually good Morrow County Museum. Seeing the exhibits there on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon is really an educational experience. One learns much about US and local history so pleasantly and quickly. Ask the curator on duty to show you into the one-room Democrat Gulch Schoolhouse, too. This bicentennial addition to the city park is very special. I have not yet gone to look at the log cabin which Harold (Shorty) Peck has brought to the fairgrounds where it will be restored and will add such interest near the Peck collection of historic tools and various articles. People from outside Heppner come here to appreciate the museum, the schoolhouse and the Peck collections. We who live here should enjoy these unusual exhibits and learn from them. Drama Club to present comedy The Heppner High School Drama Club is rehearsing for a three act comedy. "The Great Big Doorstep." to be shown March 2 and 4 in the school cafetorium. The cast includes Polly Fortenberry, Marti Baker. Karen Kenny, Jim Ackley, Terry Gray, Lee Rice, Earl Hammond. Lovena Marlatt,, Carrie Brownfield. Cindi Bergstrom, Patti Devine, and Rick Riehl. Stage manager is Cindi Bergstrom. and scenery construction chairman is Lee Rice. "The Great Big Doorstep." a popular Broadway play in the fio's. has plenty of both humor and pathos to entertain a wide audience." said the director Jane Rawlins, "and Drama Club is asking you to mark (your) calendars now so you won't miss it." Students named to the honor roll for the second nine week period at Riverside High School in Boardman have been announced. Following is a list of those students: Freshmen A honor roll Renee Beard - 4.0. Kir by Brace. Kim Carpenter. Stacey Eades. Richie Fesler. Ra mona Franke, Maria Hardin. Kurt Hellberg. Veronica McDonough. Frank Palmer. Steven Paul, Kelly Seel. Dawn Timms - 4.0 and Jody Williams - 4.0. R honor roll Guy Dickinson, Randy Fow ler. Rich Gilbertson. Renee Moody, Lori Phillips, Michelle Reisch. Marsha Richmond, Cord Sandlin, Brad Trumbull. Connie Whitaker and Connie Whitbeck. Sophomores A honor roll Karen Carlson. Michelle Cooley - 4.0. Billie Jo David son, Chris Earnest. Vern Heiple. Denise Key. Kim Lewis. Tiffany Mark - 4.0. Cheryl Markille - 4.0. Errieka Murray. Brenda Pettigrew -4.0. Dawn Sandlin. Mark Stevens - 4.0. Lesli Viall and Amberly Williams. R honor roll Tracie Burg, Scott Carlson. Vickie Clymer. Danny Dal toso, Rosa Garduno, Eddie Moore, Dang Pratt and Tyler Trumbull. Juniors A honor roll Vickie Bartlett - 4.0. Renee Carey. Rise Collingwood, Helen Daltoso - 4.0. Charlene ickinson. Curtis Franke, Lori Gilliam. Robin Haws -4.0, Christine Jones 4.0. Harold Leighton. Scott Piper and Mike Stevens - 4.0. R honor roll Andy Bjazevich. Jeannie Carroll. Tracy Coen. Angie Evans. Shelly Johnson. Paul Meade. Rod Morton. Robby Peck, Terry Seel. Rolf Prag. Stacy Senn. Brandon Wegner and Everett Westmoreland. Seniors A honor roll Mike Bartlett. Susan Carl son. Danette Daltoso - 4.0, Dirk Haney. DeAnn Jackson -4.0, Becky Hobbs. Charm McKee. Mary McQuown - 4.0. Wendy Mittlesdorf - 4.0. Sandy Monjay. Shelly Sandlin - 4.0. Phil Sharkey. Sue Stubblefield - 4.0. Cara Sweeney. Jan Trevino - 4.0. Ralph Turn baugh, Nathan VanGorder and Todd Voung. B honor roll Laura Dieter. Tammy Field. Susan Fuller. Wes Gale, Fawn Hecker. Scott Trapp and Derrick Trumbull. Following are RHS students named to the honor roll for the FULL LINE OF it FLYERS POSTERS MULTI-PART FORMS BUSINESS FORMS REGISTER RECEIPTS LETTER HEADS & ENVELOPES PRIUTII Ell gsr sue? Call or stop by for a free estimate on your printing job. In addition we have: WEDDING INVITATIONS & PRINTED NAPKINS COPIES 20e WHILE U-WAIT The Heppner ZETTE-T Printing Division 147 W. Willow 676-9228 RUBBER STAMPS GA IMES first semester of the 1981-82 year: Freshmen A honor roll Renee Beard. Kirby Brace. Kim Carpenter. Stacey Eades. Mama Hardin. Kurt Hell berg. Veronica McDonough. Frank Palmer, Steven Paul. lxrie Phillips. Kelly Seel. Dawn Tinims, Connie Whita ker. Jody Williams - 4.0 and Richie Fesler. It honor roll Susan Raher. Guy Dickin son. Ramona Franke. Rich Gilbertson. Hence Moody, Gene Morton. Michelle Reisch. Marsha Richmond. Cord Sandlin. Connie Whit !eck and Jeff Ztiver. Sophomores A honor roll Trade Burg. Scott Carlson. Michelle Cooley -4.0. Billie Jo Davidson, Chris Earnest. Vein Heiple. Denise Key. Kim Lewis. Tiffanv Mark - 4.0. Cheryl Markille 4.0. Brenda Pettiurew - 4 n. Mark Stevens - and Amberly Williams - 4.0. R honor roll Karen Carlson, Danny Dal toso. Jr. Drago, Eddie Moore, Errika Murray. Dang Pratt, Shana Rogers. Dawn Sandlin and Tyler Trumbull Juniors A honor roll Vickie Bartlett, Renee Carey, Rise Collingwood, Helen Daltoso - 4.0. Charlene Dickinson. Curtis Franke, Lori Gilliam, Robin Haws -4 0. Christine Jones - 4 0. Harold Leighton, Paul Meade, Scott Piper. Mike Stevens 4 0 and Brandon Wegner, R honor roll Andy Rjazevieh. Jeannie Carroll, Tracy Coen. Angie Evans. Shelly Johnson. Rod Morton. Anneli Murray, Rohhy Peck. Rolf Prag. Terry Seel. Stacy Senn and Everett Westmoreland. Seniors A honor roll Mike Bartlett. Susan Carl son, - 4 0. Danette Daltoso - Fuller, Dirk llnnev. Becky Hobbs, DeAnn Jackson 4 0, Charm McKee, Mary Me (Juown - 4 0, Wendy Mittels dorf - 4.(1. Sandy Mnnjnv, Shelly Sandlin 4.0, Sue Stubblefield - 4.0, Cara Swee ney 4 0, Jan Trevino - 4.0, Hiilph Turnbmigh and Nathan Van finrder. R honor roll Tammy Field, Wes Gale. Fawn Hecker, Phil Sharkey. Scott Trapp. Derrick Trum bull and Todd Young. 4.0. Lesli Kill 4 0 Art J I with . Lr 1 1 Valentine Shorts Briefs & Boxers Valentine Socks Gawfneik OMEH'S fflEflH Laura Dieter. Susan IttmmnvmMm. n DON'T MISS OUR CUSTOMER SATURDAY, FEB. 13 BOOM PMEZE3 IH PRESSURE WASHER TOOL BOX FOOD DRYER STONEWARE PAN SET BLENDER 14PIECE END WRENCH SET BATTERY CHARGER Kids 12 & UNDER INTERNATIONAL & STEIGER TOYS 1 A- s x O 1470 liJEREJATE3"3Al HARVESTER Hillside Combine p The World's Largest o SEE THE NEW 50 SERIES IH TRACTOR Culta-weeder tgSTElGER ON HSPLAYJ sfesEci "O 1 jranmer ill in 1 1 1 '-' 1UI fW. 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