I he Hrppnrr G a r r it e - Tim es. Ilr p p n c r , O reg o n W ed n esd a y , August 13, IW 6 - F IV E
Over the Tee Cup
ru esd av, Aug. 5
1-ow g ro w • Pat F.dmundv>n
L ow net • Lorcna Jones
Least putts
Bes Wilson
O up-ins
Bes W ilson and Mar
tha Peterson
I *>ng drive - Anita Bover
K P , N o 12 - Pat Edmund von
l-ongest pun. N o 16 • Juanita
Martin
Twenty ladies participated in a
beautiful morning o f g o lf at W illow
C reek Country Club
A fter play, the club pro, Charley
Rawlins spoke to the golfers about
the U S G o lf A iaoc rules including
etiquette, definitions, and rules for
pla> He also answered questions
which players had been dropping in
a question bos for seseral weeks
W ednesday D uffers
l-ow gross a tie between Neoma
Bailey and Harriet Esans
Low net-Vema Brinda
Least putts Helen Gilliam
Mystery numbers Lucille Massey
and Harriet Batty
The Best Ball Tou rnam ent
Thursday, Aug. 7
L o w gross a tie (6 9 l between Bes
W ilson and Murtal Palmer and Lois
Hunt and F.ilecn Padberg
Second low gross <701 Kay and
Marsha Anderson
Third low gn*ss Dorris Grases
and Jo Pettyjohn
First low net Anita Boyer and
Juanita Martin
Second low net Susan Johnson and
Barbara Cuts forth
Third low net Neoma Bailey and
D oll Campbell
Marsha A nderv.n won a g o lf ball
for a chip in
C ouples Tournam ent
Bob and Suzanne Jepsen were
winners at a Sunday, Aug
10
Couples Scramble at W illow Creek
Country Club
John and Pat Kdmundson were se
cond place golfers Darrel and Bcv
H e p p n e r H a p p e n in g s
' By Mary Bryafit 676-9493
Mr and Mrs Darrel Ham s have — Idaho in the Miss U S A contest
recently returned from Expo '86
Andrea Reed, granddaughter o f
They spent three days there and at the
Carl and Sylvia M cDaniel, has been
Oregon Pavilion they met a young
v is itin g here
Mr
and M rs
man who turned out to be the son o f
M cDaniel and M r and Mrs Marvin
Rev Don Johnson, former Christian
Jones went to Rutland to meet her
M inister here
They found the
On Wednesday they all went to
displays to be most interesting and
Grants ftiss via Klamath Falls They
had a very enjoyable trip
drove on down to Crescent City,
()n Saturday. July 27. the Craber
California and came up the coast
family held a reunion at the Sorosis
highway They stopped at one o f the
Park at The Dalles ftrtc and 1-aurcl
redwsiod parks, which was a first lor
Cannon from lone, M r and Mrs
most o f them, certainly a sight worth
Gordon Craher, Heppner. Darrel
seeing They continued up the coast
and Creth H am s. Heppner. Dallas
to Florence where they went inland
and Dclsey Craher, The Dalles, and
to the McKcn/ie River Pass, through
Hamid and M ildred Craher. The
Sisters and on home Carl's birthday
Dalles, were among those attending
was celebrated on Wednesday with
from this area On Sunday the
Sylvia's brother and wife. M r and
Craher “ g irls " hosted a brunch for
Mrs James Smith, her sister and
those who had stayed over Leona
husband. M r and Mrs
M arvin
Cannon helped with this Much
Jones. Elsa leathers. Opal C ook,
visiting was enjoyed and everyone is
and Grace Buschke as guests The
looking forward to the next get
Jones left for home o f Friday and An
together
drea has gone to San Francisco to
Mrs Sara Adkins had her oldest
visit her other grandmother The
brother's son? Leroy Canoy. and his
M c D an iels are expecting their
wife, Teresa, as guests this week
daughter. Georgina, home on this
They make their home at Whittier,
Wednesday and their older daughter.
C alifornia, are retired, and spend
Carolyn and her husband. John
their winters in Yuma. Arizona, and
August 28
summers traveling They were going
Mrs Bernice Nash is home after
on to Walla Walla from here Mrs
having eye surgery in FYndleton She
Adkins’ son, Earl Crismon. and his
is to “ take it easy" for several weeks,
wife, also visited this week He is
but is doing well
quite well again after undergoing
A family reunion o f the children
surgery recently
o f Mrs Nina Denton and their
Mr. Clayton Slyter. son-in-law
mother was held this weekend here
of Marguerite and Ambrose Chapin,
in Heppner It was the first time in
and his son. M ike Slyter. are spen
17 years that the family had all been
ding a few days with the Chapins
together Nina Cox family Claudia
Rachel and Ed Dick have receiv
Sherman, Spokane. Washington, her
ed work that their son. la d d E
son and daughter. M ichael and Dina
Dick, has made the rank o f C hief
Sherman, Carole and Nick Rogers,
Petty O ffic e r He is stationed on
b re m e rto n . W ash in gton , th eir
Whidby Island lad d graduated from
daughter. M ichelle Applegate. Ft
Heppner High with the class o f '62
Wayne. Indiana. Arthur and Shcrley
Mrs Justine Weatherford and
B urkcnbine, H crm iston , Joyce
Mrs Ida Farra drove to Rutland on
Pagan. San Jose. California her son
business recently W hile there they
and daughter Jeremy and Julie. For
visited an antique show at the Col
rie and Gail Burkcnbine, Heppner
iseum They returned to The Dalles
and their children, M r and Mrs
where they spent the night The next
Butch
L a F a rg e ,
P e n d le to n ,
day they toured the Fort Dalles
daughters. Myvhael and N icole. Mr
Museum and in visiting with the
and Mrs Gordon Heimhigner. Walla
Curator, found that she had visited
Walla. Washington, and daughter.
our museum here and had high
Am anda. M r
and Mrs
A llen
praise for the displays They visited
Burkcnbine. Heppner, daughters.
numerous yard sales and attended the
Jenny. M onica and Amy Other
VKh wedding luncheon and reception
guests included N ina's sister.
lor Mr and Mrs Arnold Hoffman at
M arlene Gray. Heppner. Nina's
the First Christian Church at The
brother Stanley C ox and Linda
Dalles The guests attending made it
Sincrius. Heppner. Susan l^inktord.
a Farra family reunion At Arlington.
Heppner. Ninj's niece. M r and Mrs
Justine and Ida visited the Marion
Dick Borman. Yakima. Washington.
Wcatfierfords W hile they were gone
Floyd Borman, lexington. Donovan
they checked on Ola Ruggles, but
and Tatum Hcnrich, Tri-C ities.
were unable to find where she is
W a sh in gton . G e o r g e M e r r c ll,
making her home
Bremerton. Washington, Virginia
Mrs Blaine Isom and Harriet
Marline/. Nina's niece from San
spent a day last week with Claude
Jose. California
and Happy Graham
-: A poiluck dinner was held on
Mrs Ha/el Mahoney and her
Saturday. August 9 at the A ll Saints
daughter. Mrs Shannon Smith, are
Parish Hall A birthday party was
going to Sun Willey, Idaho, this
held later in the day for Monica
weekend where Trisha Mahoney,
Burkcnbine's fifth birthday with a
daughter o f M r and Mrs Robert
clown cake, ice cream, balloons, and
Mahoney, is participating tn the con
movies, a marvelous day
test to determine who will represent
GREEN FEEP & SEED
a
\k ilson and Frank and Nessma Bailey
tied for third place
Farl Fish bum and Pat Fdmundson
took K P h< mors on hole N o 2
Hosts for the afternoon barbecue
were Darrel and Bcv W ilson. L>»n
and Martha Peterson. Roland and
Donna Bergstrom and lan m and
Betts Carlson
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