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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1985)
U H M rh» llrppnrr ( . » i r l I r T I m n llrppnrr Orrgon Wrdnrsdav Nm rm hrr fc I*#*.» Energy specialist challenges district’s T A G with solar power « * ' ■ “ 11^ Boon Doherty (left) and Jim Holtz make solar cookers with help of OMSI specialist lyn n l.ynn Vanderkamp. an energy specialist from ih** Oregon Museum of Science ami Industry was at the Morrow County School District Off ice last Wednesday and Thursday as part of the school district's Chall enge program for talented and gifted fifth through eighth graders in the county's schools Vanderkamp presented a session on waterpower Iasi year and this year conducted a class on solar energy She describes the session on solar power as less controversial in focus becauac the message centrrs on technology, the different ways to trap the sun's heat, repeating some of the electrical theory presented at last year s sessions and from there moving to new energy sources Much of her presentation involved “ hands on" experience for the stu dents and use of of “gizmos." devices such as the VandcGraff which allows them to feel an elrctri cal charge in a safe way Kach class also made solar cookers and some made sun docks, so that each student had something to lake home to remind him of the project Vanderkamp has been working with talented and gifted children for four years with OMSI and prior to that time taught puppetry classes for talented and gifted She is also a past coordinator of an alternate energy house She says she enjoys working with talented and gifted youth liecause they generally have more energy and are so incredibly healthy that their minds are active, too and rurious It's a challenge Heppner Happenings By Mary Bryant 676-9493 Mrs Vicky Hynd. from Tulsa. Oklahoma daughter of Georgr and Anna Mae Steagall, visited at their home recently She arrived in Cortland. October 17. and attended the wedding of her brother George Steagall II and Dianne Wenger in Salem October IB Mr and Mrs Steagall and Tommy also attended the wedding from here and were guests of their son It was the first time all of their children had tieen together in three years Mrs Hynd returned to Heppner with her folks for a longer visit and flew home on October 24 They had to detour on their way home because of the rock stub's and crossed the Columbia at Cascade lax-ks Vanderkamp she says, to turn them on to ideas and to keep their interest focused on a topic It's important to keep them tuned in Many tunes in a regular classroom, they will tend to phase out or become bored because they have grasped the lesson while other students are still struggling with it Some teachers resent singling these kids out as special.“ but working to keep these active minds involved gives them less tune to lie bored These students will tend to question for themselves, and generally have a lot of self motivation which, if not directed in a constructive manner is evidenced in their questioning of authority and tendency to find other ways to use their energy Although Vanderkamp does travel with the OMSI programs to arras outside Portland. Morrow County is the least |nipulated district which she visits The county she says, has jiut a lot of effort into the program and IS more organized which is necessary to organize transport.! lion when the kids are spread out over such distances Two other o.MSI energy teachers also travel with programs on wind, fossil fuels, nuclear energy archae ology. and astronomy Because of Bonneville Cower Administration funding the energy presentations travel in a four state region while the other programs are limited to Oregon, but Vanderkamp reminds. OMSI is Oregon's museum, not Portland's, so the rest of the state should take advantage of the pro grams which it offers Marriage Licenses The Morrow County Clerk's Office at the Morrow County Courthouse has accepted a marriage license application from Caddy Jake Howell. 21. and Bohbette Jean Angell. 17. both of Heppner Kevent guests at the home of Bob and Theta I.owe were their daughter Mrs Kobert Scott of Soup laikr. Washington, and her newly adopted daughter. Trila Cos of California Mrs Scott and her husband hud spent four years in Bar Sheba. Israel and knew Trila a family there She came from a large family and is now legally adopted by the Scolts They also spent some time in Grant County, where Trila met a number of her new relatives Mr and Mrs Everett Keithley. Mrs Neva Matteson. Mrs Mary Bryant. John Cason and Jimmy and Bert Cason, attended the graveside services of d in e r Knighten in Condon Saturday Mr and Mrs d in e r Parks of Colfas. Washington, were recent visitors at the home of Mrs Neva Matteson Mrs Matteson received word of the death of her brother. Lyle Mulkey of Irrigon on Monday Nov 4 Weekend guests of Mrs Ida Karra were Bev Mel Dixon and his wife. Nancy, of Creswoll. Oregon They had visited with the l.ynn Pearsons at Council, Idaho, and then went on up to the Hamlall Martins where Bev Dixon was fortunate to “get his elk The servies at the Heppner Methodist Church on Sunday were conducted by Bev Dixon After. Mrs Karra entertained at dinner with Mra Sylvia ttcDm M Mrs Vern Batty. Mrs Inez Erwin and Mrs Justine W eatherford as additional guests Everyone joined in singing "Happy Birthday " to Mrs McDaniel Mrs Mary Nikander had Mrs Topic Club hears of USSR trip “ A View of the USSR was pre senIeri to the lone Topic Club mem liers by Sue Croudfoot at their meeting on < Ictober 23 at the home of Katherine Lindstrom Croudfood spent fifteen days in the l SSB with a group of nurses and their families They had lioprd to see some of the medical facilites but were disap pointed to find that they were not allowed to view them However, she brought back some very graphic pictures of the people and areas of the USSK Guests for the day were Bev Cathy Barker Kerry Bietmunn and honorary m em ber. Margaret Troedson Members have been reorganizing the books in the library with a hope that they will lie more accessible to the public Members wish to thank all those who supported the fall moneymaker for the library Meeting area available The Dormitory Building at the Morrow County Kairgrounds is available for any meeting, says a s|*ikcsporson for the Kair Board The building is heated, and has tables ami chairs Kor further information or reservations, contact the Kair office at *>7t>'*474 Ready for Halloween 4-H ( Hubs Itv Jt STIN M il I 1 It Two Trackers 4 H Club celebrated Hallow eon with an October 27 party Kreaky costumes, punks, bums. Dracula. clowns and a bunch of weird people played games and had refreshments all on roller skates On November 3. at 3 p m . Two- Trackers held a meeting Leader Al Brazel gave records for the new year and members discussed money making projects, a tour and a Christmas party Members should bring their hors es to the next meeting at 4 p m . Novemtier 10 3 year-old pre school class shows off ds Halloween costumes during class last week ountaindal aintenance tied Kormk, PO a . c i fo». OB 978J0 N ovem ber 1 8 - 2 2 7ÔJ 35« Carpet Cleaning SPECIAL 2 7 so livwvgroom, Drsngroonv Hillwoy, u p *0 300 vqh _ lone, l>exington, 11 **|»pnt*r M r and Mrs Clark Hiatt of La Grande were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Claude Graham Several from here attended the Bazaar at the home of Betty Christman in Islin g ton on Saturday after attending the Bazaar at the Heppner Methodist Church Regions of Morrow Co. Across Clues Answers ‘ Prime Time I. Corners and a park 4 Creek named after a kind of India ¿ L l i r ¡ " f ib " » ~i~~ cut 1 I f f home 5 Not as famous as Sleepy 7» <!»•» |t . *■ _ -I» i ft ft and Hog belong to Morrow County 7 Military installation in north jr ffijT # L 4 ■ » [[ county 9 Kour Corners post office was in this area 10 East county orange 13 Boad with a definite length 15 Springs named after Rocky Mt head gear 17 laike and prairie 2u Butte named after second largest slate 21 An old trail ikbbri 22 Black, bald and round are three Irtk ü u f f l C 'l n r tb It I r - 1 b i t i l i I 23 A canyon • ìm BS ì Buth Locust Chapter No 32 (» E S met Monday. Oct 14. with Carmahta Halvorsen. WM and Units Halvorsen. WP presiding Visitors of the evening were Genevieve and Kenneth McGhee from Loyalty Chapter of Milton Kreewalrr Hr is a member of the Special Projects Committee of Grand Chapter, w hich includes Shrine Hospital Heart Kund WGM s project. Tualatin Valley Training center for haridi capped adults Donations recrived are to lie used in Oregon Befresh ments for the evening were served by Lorraine Ladd and Katherine and Boy Lmdstrom '•'Hi? r F T * • À - L i: «r-flj Down t lues 2 Butte and guard station 3 Creek which flows past fair grounds 5 Party line 6 A curve on W illow Creek Boad H A meadow off Porcupine Ridge Members of Buth 1-ocusl Chapter participated in the District Meeting which was held October 23. and hosted by Queen Esther Chapter of llermiston t matilla Chapter, who had charge of conferring of degress conducted an impressive initiation for new members g _li D ''It I »-ft 11 1>H 11 Canyon with a pricetag 12 14 Tangy fruit Stony stream 15 A ru ral church ÜJ IK Military equipment stored here to Kork of a creek which joins W illow All members are encouraged to come to the next meeting of Buth la* ust chapter. Monday . Nov II at the Heppner Masonic Hall Cherry Williams from Umatilla, a member of the Cancer Research Committer1 and William Sanders from Pilot Hock, a member of Eslral Kund Committee will tie making their official visit The Oddfellows and Itebekahs are planning a joint potluck Thanks giving dinner on Wednesday Nov 20 .r >• to p m at the hall E.n h mem tier is asked to bring a guest Turkey will tie furnished It is hoped all memlters will come The annual Diocesan Episcopal Convention was held at Milton Kreewater last weekend Attending from here were Bev George Izzett. and his wife Maggie. Ned and Kathy Clark. Pauline Winter, and Nina Denton One of the highlights of the Convention was the awarding of the Bishop s Cross to Lawrence and Anita Luc her Mrs l.ucher is the former Anita Hughes, sister of Eh Hughes The Cross is awarded to two people each year for outstanding service to the church OIL CHANGE SPECIAL ‘ * i7 I ). A/s Report "v-w . — The Morrow County D istrict Attorney's office report* handling the following business during the pst past week Shawn A Gibson. 20 Heppner was found guilty of Minor in Posses sion of Alcohol and fined Wo no by Judge Ralph Currin Tony la*e Wyatt May. 24 Cmatilla was found guilty of three counts of Burglary I He is remanded to the legal and physical custody of the Corrections Division of the State of Oregon for a period of four years on each conviction, the sen tence to be serv ed concurrently He is further ordered to make restitu lion in the amount of 5500 for Court Appointed Attorney fees Krank Deuane Klock. 2*. Boardman was found guilty of Driving Under the Influence Sen fenced to six months in the County Jail and pay 55<*i fine All but lit days of the jail sentence is suspen ded on the condition the Defendant pay 5175 for Alcohol Evaluation 520 to Victim Assistance fund 53o for u Board of Police Standard and Training Assessment SUM* roitn bursement for Court Appointed Attorney fees undergo alcohol evaluation license to drive an automobile is suspended for 3 years 1-aura May Powers, 35 Boardman pled guilty to Possession of a Con trolled Substance W ednesday, N ov. 13 7:30 p m . s$ iW H ep p n er N e ig h b o rh o o d C e n te r fRE*1 rushing on li»9 carries and three rushing touchdowns and four all together Lindsay also returned eight kickoffs for 13* yards Biehl the standout of the Mustang defense all season had 15 tackles, one fum ble recovery, and one blucked punt for 2*> total defensive points On the season Riehl col lected I I * tackles and five fumble recoveries to lead the Mustangs Biehl finished first in the league in fumble recoveries and second in tackles, behind only Trent Eastman of Weston McEwen who had 12* tackles On the season. Biehl aver aged 14 5 tackles per game Crosstvord The Heppner Senior Citizens are sponsoring a card p a rly on November 14 at the Episcopal Parish House al 7 30 p m Coffee tea and snacks will be served This is for the benefit of the building fund Building wealth in todays economy fR tt Hv \«hlry I onklln Senior tailback Alex Lindsay and junior defensive tackle Bob Kiehl were cited by head coach Tim Birkby as offensive and defensive players of the week for their efforts in Heppner s season ending 2*o football win over the Pilot Rock Rockets on Kriday . Nov I Lindsay led the Mustang rushing attack with 130 yards on 2u carries He had touchdown runs of 33 and three yards and returned an inter ception 72 yards and returned an interception 72 yards for another touchdown plus adding an extra point kick Kor the season Lindsay *~A 'Vi> with l4o v.irds The Kebokah Iaxlge met Kriday night and elected officers Betty Tanner will serve as Noble Grand for the coming year with Adelle LkTrare as Vice Grand. Vivian McConnell as Secretary , and Luella Harris as Treasurer Mrs Nina Denton was hostess for the evening FINANCIAL PLANNING & INVESTING IN THE 1980s Wf DON T CMABGt W H O « A e cvw .ivo kib'e to Ove eoi,re oreo Velma Kell and Mrs Ella Blake from Portland as recent g'lests Players of the Vi eek named SPONSORED BY: ★ All Cars & Pickups $ 2495 Includes: Oil, Filter, Battery & Coolant Check v M o rro w C o u n ty ***$ *? 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