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EIGHT-The Heppner GateUe-Tlmea, Heppner. Oregon, Thnrdiy. Jane 1. IM Area schools elect officers for coming year Dept. of treasury releases seized property ntirui u c tiitjii,v 1(11 1 W I MRnCMWAIT) A. C MAftNKR MKM i TP?-' r" "I r-- '' 'A vl 4 idr.-;. -4 ! L ' BARTHOLOMEW H. E. BASEY, ANTONB BATES, FANNY M. BAUKRNKIEND. PETER ADM. BERWICK. . E. BIBDER. VAN MARSHALL B1DULE, II. B1XTY. G M BLACK WELL, JAMES B B1AMM, FRONA MRS. BLAI1M. HENRY BLESSING, OE BOTTS. C. H. Part IV of the Federal Keg ister mailing from the Depart ment of the Treasury, Comp troller of the Currency, con tains a list of names of several persons whose property most ly the contents of safe deposit boxes, was seized when sever al national banks were closed in the late '20s and early '30s. This Drooertv is now hem BOYD, anna released by the Dept. of Trea- j'ia-EN rr al sury and family members or brady. t. . rev. descendants of the persons "Jan. listed, must file a claim form brotherhood CO with the department before t , . u .w . NATIONAL BAMK June 30 to have this property brown, dave returned to them. brown! wm. . w BURNS1DE. R. W The Gaiette-Times has recen- CALWUS, )0hn a. Uy received the following of carsner. r. . names of persons who had ,AMES property on deposit at banks in Heppner: HAMMACK, OIIN L HANAWALT, 8. P. SPECIAL AGENT HANDLON. DAVtU H, HARMON. CRORCE HART, R. M. HAWIY. B. M. HAYES. )OHN ADM. HKALY, PAT ET AL HKPPNKR. M HIATT. u l HICKS. EDWARD, AITY. HICCINS. JAMES HICGINS. AMES a PHIL HILL, IENNIE P. HILL L E. HILL. U W. MRS. HOGUK. C. M. HOLMES. C. M. HUFTORD. GEO. B. HUGHES, WILLIAM HUSTON. C. D HUSTON. OHN HUSTON. LUTHER INCELLS. CERRY MKDKNWA1J3. A. C WACNER, HENRY MKRRITT. K R WALBRIDCK. W. B. MICHAKUS. CEORGS MRS. MIllJnT. G. C. MINOR. MAHALA MITCHELL I L MOLLAHAN BROS. MOLLAHAN. TOM MORGAN, M F. MORRIS. E. B. MORROW COUNTY GRAIN ASS N MUIR. GEORGE P. MURPHY. . J. NEAL, F M. NEAL. C. H. NEAL O. F. NK.KL. WILUAM A. NEKL WILUAM I. NEILL, EDWARD O. WALRATH. SENA WARD. BERNARD WARD, LAURA A. WARREN, GEORGE V WELLS. D. C. WHETSTONE. ELIZA WHITTINCTON. O M WIGLESWORTH, R. F SON WIGLESWORTH. W. 1 WILKINS, CUSSIE WIlJklNSON. AIJERT WIUJAMa SERENA MRS. WILUNCHAM, J. W. WILLS. R C WISE, THOS. T. The Heppner High School student body has elected the following officers for the coming 1984 85 school year: Front row from left: Susie Martin, assistant treasurer; Dana Reid, business manager; Janel- le McElhany, Treasurer; Back row: Jodie Padberg, vice president; Kimberly Hughes, secretary; and Kelli Bergs trom, president. I 'V i 1 I ! (1 i 't 1 v " i ' ' I l A -t ' ll hi a ' 1 Tut rUMH MO STOCK MOanWMTIOMl AMI Or MMH ALLISON. A. C ANDERSON. A. MRS BECK. THOS. BOWER, JOHN H BUSCHKE. B C. CRUMP. FRED F. CUMM1NCS. GEO. A CUNNINGHAM WM. DEVORE, ELSIE B. DOWNING. E. E, EDWARDS. ROBERT T. FELLER. A. E FRE1WALO. AUGUSTA FRrrscR jos w. OILMAN. D. E. GO FT. ROLAND HA YE NEVA HEMRICH. CHAS- JOHNSON. HUGH KELLER. E. J. LAWSON. N F. MAHON. JOSEPH ANDREW MCCARTY. E. H. MCJCENNEY. R. A. MILLER, F. M. MISNER. D WIGHT MORE ANDERSON PAINTER. JOS F. PEARSON. D. W. PETTYJOHN. NOAH E. POTTER. OLIVER PUTNAM. C F. R1BBINS, OS A SNOW. KEMPER CLAUDE JPERRY. ROXA H.AYES STEVENSON. GEO. STEWART. W. W. STRAIGHT. A B THOMPSON. G. W . JR. VAUC.HN. R I WAR THEN. PEARL WELCH k UN1NGER WILUAMS. J. P. WOOD. LOUISE B. TMt mtST MATfOtiAL MW CECIL EISIE MRS. CLARK. B F. CLARK. N. A COCHRAN. 8. V T. C.EIIY. OHN J INLAND EMPIRE BANK) NEI1J. PETER JOHNSON. J E ONAS JOHN JONES. C. E. JONES. J. N. KEI.NEY, E. I. KEITHLEY. J. C NEWLON, 1B.IW. IWOODS. EDWARDS F NKW1XIN. IUJ D. WUOUS, IUSEIH NEWLON, W. D. a E. KVIXJOSON. C. E EST. NICHOLS, W. T. WOODWARD, H. C NILSON, ERIK E. WYNN, R. GEORGE NUNAMKER SHEEP t LAND COMPANY COHN PHIU AGENT COLLINS PAUL W. COLUMBIA BASIN WOOL WHSE. COMPANY CONSER. W S CORK. MARION CRONAN. . E,, TRUSTEE CUMMINCS. W. t CURRAN. JOE CURRAN. OHN CLFRRAN. PAT CURRIN. CEO. CURTIS A. A. MRS. CUTSFORTH, T. W. DALE, W B DARCY. OHN DAVIDSON. UZZIE DAVIS FRANK DEN1SEE, T. C. DENISON. PERCY DENMSON. P. H DEVIN. M . DEVORE. A. D DOHERTY. JOE DOHERTY. JOHN DOHERTY. JOHN C. DR1SKELL ARTHUR DUVALL D. C KE1.TY a BLEAKMAN KERR GIFF'ORD CO KILKENNY. FRANK KILKENNY. OHN KINZLEY. HATTIE KIRK. HALUE M. KLINE a ASHBAUCH KUTZ. F. F. KNOBLOCK. ED. KUNSMAN. IRVIN E. LETELUER. CHRISTOPHER UW I& W. M. LEXINGTON STATE BANK LIEU ALLEN. CASPER ( REID. D. U O'ROURKE. P J. REV. OCCIDENT LIFE INS CO. OLIVER. H W OREGON UVESTOCK LOAN CO. PARKER, FRANK E. PARMON. THOS PEARCE. GEO. T. PEARSON. H. L PEARSON. A PEARSON. LOUIS PEER. NEWTON H PEN LAND a COMPANY PERRY. MARY E PETTYJOHN, THOS. PIPER. . H. POTTER. W . B PRATER. I. N. QUAID. THOS EST. REAVES JAMES P. REED. MOLLIE LINDSAY. ALEX LINDSAY. ELMER LUNDELL. AUGUST LUNDY. NETTIE MASON LUFER. JAMES H. MAHONEY. DAISY B. MAHONEY. T. J.. TRUSTEE MAHONEY. W. P. MALLORY. C. P MANN. B B MARCUS. OHN . MARKHAM. A. M EASTERN HIDE t JUNK MARLATT. JOHN W CO ELLIS. EARNEST T. EMRY. H A ENS1EY. J. C ESTESLD. EWING H. S. FARKENS. F. M. FARRENS WALTER H FERSON. JAMES FINCH SARAH I FLNLEY. ARTHUR A FIRST NATL BANK MASTERSON. K)S. E- MA THEWS J. H. MCAUSTFJL H. L MCAIJSTER. W. MCA TEE a SWACCART MCCABE, FRANK MCCABE. MICHAEL MCCARTY. W A MCCRAW. DIXIE MCDAIO. ED. MCDUFTEE, PAUL FIRST NB THE DALLES MCENTTRE, OI IN C OREGON MCENT1RE, MYLES FRASF.R. E MCENTTRE PATRICK FRASER. R. E. MCFARLAND. FRANK FURLONG. WALTER S MCGEE J J. The lone High School student body has elected the following officers to represent them during the 1984-85 school year: (From left): uonme Doherty, president; Paul Zinter, vice-president; Randy McCabe, secretary; and Michelle Bee son, assistant secretary-treasurer. ALSTOTT.R.D. ANDERSON. A. V RS ANDERSON. CEO. D. ANDERSON. J H ARNOLD. S. P. ASHBAUCH E C ASHBAUCH MOSE AYERS. EDGAR B AYER& JOHN L EST. BALL. F. C BALL, M MRS BARKER, J. H. Elementary math contest winners announced ... t fK - iv Houghton CARRICUES. JOSEPHINE M. GAUNT. DAVID CAL NT. GLADYS R CFRK1NC. SAM OILMAN. D. E. GLENN. ALEXANDER GOFF. GEORGE W. GRANT. FRED HAI E, LEONA HALES C A. HALLOCK. DELIA HALLOCK F. J. HAMILTON. JU ANITA HAMILTON. LUTHER MCCEE. MARY E MCHALEY. C. V MCKENZIE A. J MQAUCHUN. PAT MCMENAMIN. F. A. MCNAB A. M. MCROBERTS. MILLIE REILLY. M J. RHODES, W. B RICE R B RIETHMILLER. W. A RIETMAN. EDW RIUY. DENNIS ROBBINS, ANNA MRS ROnKRTS. JAMES . SCHEMPP GEO. M. SOKXJL DIST. NO. SE1GEL, THOMAS SHAFFER. IDA MAY SHANER. JACOB SHERIDAN. AMES F. SHIPLEY. GEORGE SIXJAN. FRANK SMITH FANNIE MRS SMITH JONES SMITH. M C STANFIELD BROS. STAUFTER. WM. M. STILL WELL. F E STOCK NER. L . a N M. STOUT. JOHN SULUVAN. W C SWAGGART. B F. SWACCART. G W. TASH H F. TAYLOR. WILEY THE ROSEBURG NB THORP. I P. TILLARD. A. T TURNER. A R VANWINDLE L. VAUGHAN. R. . VERDOT. C W VINCENT. STELLA VOLLE REUBEN W. NEOTAWEP, 1 LilikviiH T-20 Straight-shaft trimmer. 9.75 lbs. 1.1 hp 9 r w if :., -.. K..-ri. r it World's lightest; most powerful m Its class. Full anti-vibration system. Diaphragm carbureto for all-position cutting at rllRPMS. Electronic Ignition. Competitive, j 95 r$ R If m m t m m . It ; 'l is I $k.m mikk tmn& 111 110 t i t W2 sssir tioi csma. So out eompM Hnt e( M and tclrte chain Mr. trtmnwra and brutn euttws, fnut9t and watr pumpa. Heppner (J(l 676-9157 Morrow Co. Gun Club HAM & BACON SHOOT Sunday, June 10 Lexington Grange Everybody Welcome $3pr,on $10 worth of Ham or Bacon to the Winner! Sixty-five fourth, fifth and sixth grade students from Morrow County school dist rict's four Elementary School competed in a math contest at Heppner Elementary School on Tuesday, May 29. Contest winners for each grade level were determined by the results scored on a 40-problem contest examina tion which was followed by five additional, more difficult tie-breaker problems, announ ced a spokesperson for the contest. Fourth grade winners were as follows: first Michael Helsley, Sam Boardman ; sec ond - Jana Mounts, Sam Bo ardman; third - Mina Gin, Sam Boardman ; fourth - Amy Pointer, lone; fifth - Tracey McCorkle, Sam Boa- iman; a tie for sixth among Brandi Ball of lone, Mikka Evans of A.C. Houghton, and Brent Sheirbon of lone; ninth - Lain ie Perez, Sam Boardman; and tenth - Jason Cross, Sam Boardman. Fifth grade winners were: first - Bobby Krein, Heppner; second - Christina Crane, A.C. ii PI 1 mm WM GIFT IDEAS FOR FATHER'S DAY levrs ror men The Western Look Redisccvef the great western look of Levi's in Levi's For Men Jeans. There not for kids Levi's'For Men are specialty designed to fit a man's body with fhe comfort that's always in fashion Clean pocket styling, classic leather Levi s patch, nvets and a slight flair all odd up to a look a man can realty get into And comfort is standard m every pair Houzhton ; third - Angela Smy- the, Sam Boardman; a tie for fourth between Randy Beard of A. C. Houghton and Jon Horn of Sam Boardman ; sixth - Jill DeVito, Heppner; sev enth - Todd Payne, A. C. Houghton; eighth Jim Holtz, lone; and a tie for ninth between Doneva Wilson of A.C. Houghton and Theresa Woelk of Sam Boardman. Top scores in the sixth grade were posted by : first - Steph anie Starke, Sam Boardman; second - Mary Stevens, Sam Boardman; third - Teresa Fuentei, Sam Boardman; fourth - Tina Douglas, Sam Boardman; fifth Lori Mc Cabe, lone; a tie for sixth between Jim Davison of lone and Wendy Dawson of Sam Boardman; a tie for eighth between Russell Jensen of Sam Boardman and Linda Morter of lone; and tenth -Matthew Andreason, Sam Boardman. Place ribbons were awarded to the top 10 students in each grade and a plaque was given to the first place winner in each grade. The elementary math con test was designed to recognize and encourage students who have excelled in their achieve ment in mathematics. "Stu dents qualified for the district contest by placing in a similar school level contest that was held earlier in the spring," aaid John Edmundson, co chairman for the contest. The evening activity con cluded with a group relay in which mixed teams of stu dents from different schools and grade levels competed against one another. Two teams tied for first place. The team members will receive beverage gift certificates from local restaurants includ ing : Beecher's Cafe in lone ; C & D Drive-In in Boardman; Stoke's Landing Restaurant in Irrigon ; and R 4 W Drive-In in Heppner. Contest co-chairman Ed mundson and Mick Tolar ex pressed appreciation to the many teachers and parents who helped with leading the contests, grading papers and providing transportation. Par ticular thanks was extended to school contest coordinators Tim Birkby, Heppner; Mark Jones, lone; Doug Sheirbon, Boardman; and Doug Howell, Irrigon. IHOMELITE SAVINGS I J ,t 'lov;A4-. 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