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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1985)
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November », IW i H H S stvidents receive honors ,% T Fillies earn chance at state title - u I .1 » - Heppner High School students were recently selected (or special recognition at the local level in several national programs Dana Keid. a senior, has been selected as the school's Century III Leadership winner She was selec ted on the basis of her demonstrated leadership and social awareness Keid is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Held of Heppner Theresa Lindsay. a junior, has been selected to compete in the Japan U S Senate Sch olarsh ip K ro gra m of Youth fo r U nder standing t.indsay. the daughter of Mr and Mrs l.arry Lindsay of la-xington will now enter the state level of com petition One junior student from each state will be selected to spend two months in Japan as an exchange student next summer Twenty four students have been named to The Society of Distingu ished A m e ric a n H igh School Students The students w e re selected lor their academic record and their outstanding record of participation and leadership in the school and community Seniors s e le c t«) were Andrea Ball. Ken Curtis Missy Gates, lairan Hayes. Keith Kennison. Alex Lindsay . Chris Mcl-aughlin, Dana Held. Lana Keid. Noella K ill, and Trm a I ’ alm er The juniors are Tahitha Block Missy Kubanks. Trent Harrison. Jason Palm er. Theresa Lindsay. and Clark Wallis Sophomores who have been Ihm r a l>«(rn November 3 M ' -G Bow lin» \«*ws ini I m i No Seven 24‘ , - I D , No Kour 24 • 12 No One I9>, |6>, No Eight I t • 18 No Two 17 ■19 No Six 15 • 21 No Kive 14 22 No Three 12 - 24 Splits converted K McRoberts 6-7 10 . !. Bowman 5-10 and 3 10 High gam e K Munkers 233, B Munkers 193 High senes H Hartley 543. J Tanory 513 High tram gam e No Six 832 High team series No Six 2.14« fi Koffee Kup Keglers W on ■ I ml Dona Reid (left), Missy Gates and Missy Turner wait for serve well " By \*hley I onklln defeating the l'ino By Kagle Spartaa 6-18 i . i r> IS la U m retiion.il tournament on Saturday Nov 2 the iieppner Killies advanced In this weekend's state vnlleyholl tournament I ’ me K.iglc took the first name hy a l i y count " It seemed that we had all of I tie playoff jitters in the first name replied Iieppner head coach Julie Keynolds "Our first «a m e was by far our worst servm « game of the season When we serve well, we play well, hut we Just didn't serve The Killies came back to win the second «a m e I I 4 behind the plav of senior Missy Gates The need to win the second «ante hrou«hl out everybody's natural ability,' replied Reynolds Missy played her best gam e of the year and really «a ve an excellent perform ance," the coach added Keynolds also cited Missy Kubanks and liana Reid for an e x c e lle n t job of h io c k in « Spartans hits Iieppner went on to win the third liim e 1513 advancing to the stale tournament "By the third gam e we had all of the jtllers out of our system and just went out and played volleyba ll," commented Keynolds I hrlieve that this w as our best total team effort of the season. she concluded The state tournament will he held at the Child s Center on the rampus of the University of 1‘ orlland on Friday Nov a and Saturday Nov 9 Iieppner will meet i.utheran af II a m on Kriday This ts an eight team, double elimination tournament The slate championship match will la-gin at 6 45 p m on Saturday Seven Heppner Seniors visit Heno Hy Jusltnr W ralherford K.d (.only and six Heppner senior women left their homes early on Sunday, Oct 20, for a bus trip to Ncv ada The seven i Kd and Kleanor Gonly, Helen Currtn. Inez Krwin, Mary Goheen. Irene Swanson and Justine W eatherford' returneif just over four days later somewhat wiser • >ut not much richer The Heppner group joined a larger group at Hermiston, a couple at Stanfield and the largest numta-r of senior travelers at Kendleton to travel on by bus which was under charter to SCKAM Senior Citizens Roaming Around the M ap' lad tie Vaught, Hertniston. was the tour escort The trip southward was routed through Baker Ontario and Wmneimicca Coming homeward we traveled via Susanville Altural Klamath Falla Bawl and Biggs In Nevada the tour package was supervised by la-w Hardy and Associates who are tilled "Rublic Kelaltons Specialists " This firm took the guidance of the travelers from our lale Sunday arrival until our departure at mid morning on Wednesday On Monday we had a la-autiful trip to Lake Tahoe where 10 inches of snow had fallen during the night making a lovely blue lake the center of a glorious winter wonderland After looking ii I mhi I the north and east shores where there are many jilush casinos and lovely homes, we went via Truckee, California, lo N e v a d a 's c a p ita l. Carson C ity, where we lunched before going on to historic V irginia City The tour guide who lectured as we traveled was a man who had always lived in Nevada and who was able to tell us many geographic, historic and sociological facts about the areas we were seeing Back in Keno we visited a huge casino, had a late dinner and were glad to rest During the day the casinos we visited gave each of us cash to Iced their various machines or to use on their green lopped tables I don't know how each senior (a ire d hut I proved that the machines are smarter than I am On Tuesday we were bussed to Sparks for breakfast o/ul more casino visits during most of the day We returned to our Heno headquar ters at Circus Circus lor dinner and then went to the evening show at the Keno Hilton where we enjoyed ( (in In T Tlli'Xfln V l O l d ctob i l l i o er r 'H u esd a y. 29 i the Iieppner KKA Chapter held its Annual Slave Sale Auctioneer Kenny Gretb auctioned off the to KKA members to the highest bidders The slaves will provide ** * v Katherine l.indstrom and Kreder uk T Martin both of whom attend lone Cniled Church of Christ were among some 300 attending the re cent annual fall assembly of the Central Kactfic Conference of the I ’nited Church of Christ il.’CCi on the Kactfic University campus and the Koresl Grove IC C Church Kactfic was a co sponsor of the Assembly with I CC Congregations m Forest Grove, Hillsboro, > \ • ^ Celebrity Caprice Nova Vi ••’*> ton 4*4 Pickup V % ton 4x4 Diesel NEW '85 CARRYOVER Cavalier IC C -Congregational churches m Oregon, the Vancouver area of Washington, and Southern Idaho The assem bly placed sp ecial emphasis on the church's ministry lo youth, and some liX) senior high school youth delegates were present They were housed on the Kactfic campus Special entertainment was planned for the youth, including a campus coffee house and a sports night at the Kactfic Athletic Center Workshops were held at Kactfic. and the full assembly sessions were at the nearby Korest Grove UCC Church Kactfic I m versity. since its found in 1849. has been historically tied lo the Congregational tradition ' UCCI The university consists of the liberal arts College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Optometry, and the Oregon Graduate School of Krofes Mortal Ksyehnlngy New on the campus is a Keace and Conflict Studies Krogram which has been supported by UCC Board of Homeland Missions Caprice H i b .b rl ."I Ä tt on 1 0*1 TJ » Camera 26 10 la-n s Processing 24 12 Gardner» 22 14 Ketersons 19', 16', 18 ( entrai Market 18 Black Mt Klee 17', 18', la-s Schwab • 27 Hud’s Kuh 8 28 Splits converted T h e« Hudke and i ami Non i» t lo High game Chris [ imanen 212 High serie» Chris Limanen 522 PRICE 4 Spd Gas Astro Mini-Van Tricked Out 851 “ Ron N c O o n a ld l i 'CHEVROLET, 117 S Main through USED SNOWMOBILES 1982 Indy 500 $2.150°° 1980 Artie Cot $1,050°° El Tigre 5000 1977 Artie Cat $550°° Cheetah 1976 Artie Cat $450°° Cheetah 1974 Artie Cat $350°° Panther 1974 Artie Cat $350°° Panther LEXINGTON LUMBER YARD 9690586 CAPACITY TONS MODEL NO 39 99 10 99 15 99 19 99 29 99 45 99 99 99 14 2 4 520-1010 520 1013 520 1014 520-1015 520-1016 520 1017 520 1018 6 8 12 20 Hepp ner Auto Parts ^ £l |SWANS0N INSURANCE AGENCY M U LTI-PERIL CROP IN SURA N C E ★ ¡here have been significant changes in the MPCI policy during the past three years. Missouri Three members of the Heppner KKA Chapter, Andrea Ball. Noella Kill and Alex Lindsay will leave Monday. Nov II on a 48 hour bus ride lo the National KKA Convention in Kansas City While at the Convention KKA members from all over the nation will participate in small group sevsions, electing of the National KKA Officers, observe final com pi- tit ion in many areas of KKA con tests, and get to meet many of the expected 23.<««i KKA members who will attend this year s convention Speakers (or this year's conven lion include Bart Connors Kinky ★ Swanson Insurance Agency SPECIALIZES in crop insurance - CALL US I SWANSON INSURANCE AGENCY J 422-7410 Kiu-r (P u l NFL Star), and Willard P.O. Box G, Scott ifrom the Today Show i The convention will last through Novem ber 16 when the KKA mem hers will board their has and return home to share their experience with the KKA members lone T M I N O I - II I I I I M S M . I W I I V --------------- Two black male terrier cross pups pictured above need homes right away Two Cocker icrosal pups are also available for adoption A box trained fe m a le cream colo red kitten is a v a ila b le for adoption A purebred Brittany Spaniel with a tatoo on its leg has been found To adopt anv of the above animals, or claim the lost Brittany, call Ktoneer Humane Society. 676 5169 Í We will be CLOSED A m a ri»»* Winder-T»**' il. Interior Latex Fla t W all Paint • A . • Graatty reduced splatter AnE f r 676-9157 Interior Acrylic Semi-Gloss Enamel Amartto** e I h !» r** 11 S A V E *6°° Monday, Nov. 11 for Veterans Day 678-5001 W O N D E R -T O N E S ' W ONDER T O N E S • % ton 4x4 Pickup made <^*fdn¿ud¿c fjach¿ Sparefimers ThuihridY Ni^hl 1 adir* October 31 W on 1 m l 1 k-pol Nursery- 24 12 Bark n Chips 23 13 Kmzua 20 16 J & J Cera mies 16 20 BPOE 19 -17 t 'nun try Kose IS 21 Kay Boyce Ins 14 22 It & ( ' Kep.nr 9 27 Splits converted Karen Palm er 6 7 High game Carol Norris 233 High series Carol Norris 551 were Adopt-a-Pet Cavalier Sprint \ J I \ and Gaston and the conference office in Korlland The conference includes ^ > ^ Ú eight hours of labor for their buyers A p p ro x im a te ly »you was raised which will help the KKA Chapter send delegates to the National KKA C onvention in Kansas City Two from IUCC attend fall assembly NEW ’86s * seeing "K ythm On Ice which drew applause from an almost full house The comedian Lonnie Shorr and the singer Buddy Greco were the stars of the show Wednesday we had a buffet break fast at li.irrah s in Keno before lieginning our long drive home We lunched in A llu rav California, and had dinner at Bend Kd (ionly who had been to Keno several lim es with his wife Kleanor, gained special fam e on this trip because in the group of less than one third men he stood out as the escort of Kleanor and five other women He helpfully advised us all and was concerned aliout our wel fare until we all safely reached our homes early on Thursday morning Oct 24 Selections applications interviews and school record, by the Faculty Honors Selection Committee 145 W Mam Slave auction helps fund trip to convention WAKE o * MCGG 21 IS IliH o 's 20 ' , I5 i, The Dregs 19 ■ 17 The Gutter Dusters 18 18 Beechers Alley Cats 17 19 The Hopefuls 16 20 The Pylts 15‘ , 20 ', No Kin Hitlers 15 21 Splits converted Betty Brown 5 7. Carol Taylor 3 9 10. Billie Doherty 5-8 10 High gam e Luvilla Sonslegard 182 High series Billie Doherty 500 High team gam e M C G G 558 High team series The Kytt* 1592 s elected a re K ath leen B ra ze!!. Ikiane Ball. Kyan Duncan Mark Kishburn. Cathy Martin, Shannon McLaughlin and Jim Wom ell 69 V r\U ’ a For use on walls cetlmgs catxnet In ti, doors, kitchens bathroon shelves and wherever a htgh q a k ty sot , e ta s itnsh is desrerl S A V E • *- 1 I H .I H H I .| 4 w SuggrsM f« l I X 98 Gabon »'7 S> Got ton WHEN IT’S WORTH DOING RIGHT! LEXINGTON LUMBER 145 W Warn 969-8586
