Math contest
winners
announced
H ie tlr p p n r r ( .a le t t e lim e s
. High Science Fair winners
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'(■ i vrnth grade division winners
cr Junior High S cu iH 'f F a ir
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\ngie l urrin third. Chem istry,
• S c in c f NR oto w ilkie w
Brownfield first Karth Science
it id Lite Science Kristi W arren
■V • iw from left John Steagall first,
.¡.inkers •s'oi.d C hem istry. Casey
istiv Wayne Pluchursky first, lafe
nner third Physics
Brian Hrazel
Nut pictured l<> an M iller placed
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second in Karth Science
Kighth grade winners pictured below are. back row,
from left
Iv a n n a Carey third Life Science Nancy
Hailes first Karth Science Henji Pearson first, Chemis
try Sandi Turner second. Karth Science Susan Plo
charsky second. Life Science. Julie Wilde third Life
Si lence
Kront row from left
J J Shaw first. lafe
science Hryan Padherg second. Life Science. Mike
Mahoney first. Physics. Will Welburn second. Chemis
try
The overall winners were listed in a story about the
science la ir which ran in last week's (iazette
- enjoy trip to Astoria
'll \ 11 IN h s
people hoarded
n-r for a Morrow
'society sponsored
arid other scenic
wer«' picked up
! lone and were on
.. in Knroute they
•he rest area near
o they enjoyed
es brought by some
Ih«1 weather was
with showers and
ci y of the Ihr«-«' day
eni'ry was lovely
'wer> in hlixim near
Kort Clatsop.
• i| a i iti mut«' film
I i lark expedition,
i a t made in replica
ne llinn er was in
h ih«'\ V isitrd the
.e w ere used during
o lu olilain the
' 'i the men's diet
in- meal and fish
turn trip to the
to Hie cairn
in five large
I about three
>.is packed in
i arried east
‘P
t in th«' Motel
■ninveii a tour
e< entlv reno
ind » e rtm # a» .« museum
a sea captain.
ir l\ .- k madt ■ his home in
i n «1 his wilt* to be.
« ir old dau#h ter of earlier
lux-lbng
lb- pro
it* build her the largest bouse
i.t ; a km# in a t its Mock wiiti
is an outsfan-
am ple of Q ihn •n Ann archi
i* house was
w ilt) a central1 heating sys
most all of the
i .tlctl shutters
The fireplace
lerenl kinds of
t a different
Hies in Ihe
g ol different
m a foreign
it
i ’ hf, «
d ol the par-
dorer i. George who
iii.irrieil and rem ained in the Astoria
area, anil two daughters Kate and
Nellie
These ladles were quite
musical and studied for several
vears in Kurope. one studying voice
and the other piano These ladies
never m arried , and rem ained in
their home until their death
The guide provided by Clatsop
Historical Society took us on a
driving trip of the other early homes
built in the city Many of these are
indeed lieautiful. and are opened for
tours at different times of the year
The owner* ol these homes were
many Scandinavians and the archi
lecture shows this
There is a
Finnish Church built in thi* early
IKHos and used yet today
Many of
these peo|ite were involved in the
lishmg trade, canneries etc lim ner
was enjoyed by the group where
leservations had been made by the
Clatsop Historical Society
Saturday morning they visited the
M aritim e Museum where Ihcy saw
much of the history in that area,
such as fishing
canneries, and
Indian life
Noon found them at
Izmg llcach Washington where they
enjoyed lunch, after a hike to the
Kort Canby Lighthouse and other
interesting sights
They motored on to Portland for
Saturday night and on Sunday they
visited the Arlene Schmtzer Concert
Hall where they enjoyed a guided
lour
This was th«1 form er Para
mount Theatre, and in its day one of
the grandest theatres in the west
Many of the original furnishings are
being donated or purchased by the
"m m ittee among them the statue of
Surprise which stands in the lobby
One of the chandeliers weighs over
Too pound* and crystal hangings
were malic in Austria as were the
original* Changes have twen made
to install air conditioning, update the
electrical system and plumbing and
to prov ide ac< ess for handle.ippcd
I hr afternoon was spent visiting the
Clackamas shopping center, where
many enjoyed watching the ice
skating
\ tired but contented
group returned to Morrow County
about dark These trips are planned
hv the Morrow County Historical
Society each May The next trip is
planned to tlenchutes where they
h jv e In-on issued a fine invitation
grom that Society to visit
Ac \ «'merit Academy honors
Ht
ppner #irl
lies Achievement
unci*« I today that
has been named a
'■s National Award
WlfMTU ; in Agriculture
word is a prestigious honor
ver> f >
idonts can ev«*r hop*' to
atam
1” tact the At ademy ri'cog
frizes ie ■ tt.on lo |M*re«'nt of all
Am en o! high
chtxil students
Afuin , o ;. . .ilt.Ti.l- Heppner High
was nominated for this
Natl«»' •oi Aw n il hv Roger Records.
a V ia
> ilture KKA in
' ■ s< h<xil Andr«*u will
*trm k
1 n te d States Achieve
app* - n
m» nt V nt-my O fficial Yearbook,
pubi 1 si
' . and supporting our
“ H it
n ic .mportanf than ever
before
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history
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tamis
■•■■I .'.lies Achievement
: i. aw ard winners should he
contra ii t v .i and appreciated for
ih *'ir ctc In
" lo excellence and
achiev
u nt
s.ud D r
(¡«x.rge
Steven
K 'o vutive D irector of the
M a ils
A c h ie v e m e n t
Unitec
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levts CSAA win
ners ui
•\i lo- ve recommen
Arada
datum of teachers coaches coun
selors or other school sponsors and
ujion the Standards of Selection set
forth by the Academy The crite ria
for selection a re a student s
ai .idem K perform ance interest and
a p titu d e
le a d e rs h ip
q u a litie s ,
responsibility, enthusiasm motiva
(ion to n a t o
alai
llllp tu tr,
tu u cti
ship attitude and c o o p m itiv r spirit,
dependability, and recommendation
troni a teacher or director
Andrea is the daughter of Archie
and Diana Hall The grandparents
are Rou e Kulleton of Heppner and
Belly Kulleton of Kcho. and Mrs
Doris Ball of Heppner
WCCC plans family
play (lay
The Willow Creek Country (Tub
will have a family play day and
tiarheque on Sunday. June 2 at 4
p m
Hosts for the event will tie Darrel
and Hev W ilson C h airp e rs o n s.
K a th e rin e and Hoy L in d s lro m .
Suzanne and Huh Jepsen. and (ie ri
and Carl M artin
Those whose last names begin
with A through i are asked to bring a
salad. J through / bring a dessert
lone was the host school for the
third annual Morrow County junior
high math contest held May 14 for
students in grades seven and eight
The seventh grade winner was
Cindy hollar from Columbia Junior
High in Irngon
The eighth grade
winner was Julie Wilde from Hep
poor Junior High Kach first place
winner received a trophv plaque and
a blue place riblxm
A total of 22 seventh graders and
24 eighth graders participated in the
contest, said a school d is lr ic t
spokesperson
1 Hher place w inner* in the sev enlh
grade competition included the lol
lowing second
Melissa Rowell
lone
third
Stephanie Starke
Columbia a tie lor fourth between
Casey Pedro. Heppner and Lana
Schmidt. Heppner
fifth
Kim
Slookey. Heppner
sixth
Ryan
M iller Heppner seventh
Teresa
Kuenles. Columbia a tie for eighth
among Terry Chmen, Heppner. Tina
Douglas. C o lu m b ia , and M ary
Stevens. Columbia a tie for ninth
between Wends Dawson. Columbia
and Amy Wagonblast Heppner. a
tie for tenth between la in McCabe
lone, and Diana Tucker. Heppner
The following students rounded
out the lop ten places in the eighth
grade competition second
Yvette
Cowelt.
Heppner third
Benji
Pearson
Heppner fourth Jennifer
Tanner
Heppner fifth
M iki
Ma'limey Heppner sixth
Kristi
M edley. Columbia seventh Kevin
Rietmann lone a tie for eithgh
between Detu Driver Columbia and
Hank Johnson Columbia a lie for
ninth tietween Dan Pee k Columbia
and J J Shaw. Heppner. a tie for
tenth betw een
R o bert
Hales
Columbia and Jacki Paul Columbia
All finishers in the top ten places
received place ribbons and all
participants received souvrnier
pencils embossed with the contest
logo
Fair plans discussed
Persons responsible (or fair d r
purtments that will exhibit in the
main building met on May 2:1 in the
4 II sewing and crafts space with
Jane Rawlins, chairm an ol ihc h air
Committee
Discussion con cern ed ro o rd i
noting these departments around
the theme "Alive in ’B5". finding
new ways to arrange and stage
exhibits providing hospitality and
security for fairtim e keeping better
records of exhibits and exhibitors,
special presentations to he staged
and consideration of other ideas or
problems brought out by those in
attendance
O regon
W ednesday. Max 21. IS a y T H K K K
Soroptimists regional meeting
Hv J t s | | \ |
vvi v i l l i H i n i d i
K e p rrs rn ta tiv e s fro m N o rlh
easlrrn Oregon and Southeaslrrn
Washington club* of soroptinust
lntcrtiation.il ol thè Am erica». Ine
held their spring area meeting in thè
Degree ol tlonor Hall in Heppner on
Sa tur day May IH The women who
g ath ere d re p re s c n te d elubs in
Baker l - i (.rande Wallowa County
Paso Krnncw ick aiul Heppner
A fte r a c on gcn i.il C o ntinen tal
breakfast provnled hy thè lleppncr
memhers thè business meeting was
called toorder at tua m hy Terry I.
(ìrifflth . presidimi d e c i of thè La
(¡rande Club who was thè presuling
officer in thè absrnce of thè area
chairm an
W hen thè m o rn in g business
schedule was com pletili. Districi I I I
Director ( ’lista Yenard. Heppner,
reviewed some highbghts of her
v isits to various club* in her districi
She also descrthed some of thè
changes in eluh proeedurt's that
were enacted at thè Northwestern
Kegional Conference in Kugene last
month
Luncheon (or thè representatives
and area officers was pr epa revi and
servedby thè ladies ol thè liegree of
Honor l.ixtgc
After thè m eal an
op»*n forum was held
lanose
Lov khart, current president of thè
I a (.ram ie d u b presented a report
on the w jte r testing program being
in d u c te d at Kastern Oregon Slate
College s w ater tab She described
the procedure to be followed if there
is interest in having w ater tested
She conveyed concern about the
purity of drinking w ater in some
communities of the area
The rem ainder of the afternoon
session was devoted to a discussion
ol wavs and means and to the
election of area officers
Ruth Townsend of lai (iran d e was
reelected area ch a irm a n .
Avis
Iv lt u y t r r
Pasco, was reelected
tre a s u re r and
M ary
llo h e n e ,
Heppner was elected secretary
Hi-fore the meeting was adjourned
it was announced that the fall area
meeting will be held in Haker on
Saturday October 26, inns, three
wis ks after the District I I I meeting
which is scheduled for October 5 and
i. at the Red Lion Motor lanlge in
Spokane Valley
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