EIGHT-The Heppner GateUe-Tlmea, Heppner. Oregon, Thnrdiy. Jane 1. IM
Area schools elect officers
for coming year
Dept. of treasury releases seized property
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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. .
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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.
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MOanWMTIOMl
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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