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llcppiwr Cu/ctlc- linns. Heppner. Oregon U nlncsdin, June 3, IW7 i |\ I ;* * . < •» V 5 Willow Creek “ S 'N 3 \ ... * * > - -w pnoio 0» Jove* Mugn*» *r ^ ’• * It s a close call as Heppner Giants Ryan Adelman (5) races against Arlington Cubs first baseman to see who wins The Giants beat the Cubs 1 7 - 2 Barrel dub tells winners The Heppner Barrel C lub has sub nutted the follow ing result» o f the Mas 27 running Open tirst Mar> Ann M unkcrs. second-N ikki Brishois. and third C hristi Stroehcr S o v ie t (firs t rum first H o lli K k n u n second Heather he k man H A P P Y 30TH Jennv Gertz |r What a body!! be jealous. Kennedy out o f the eight teams participating Die Mustangs finished the tw o day. hole event w ith d41 strokes and were led by Dan St rut hers St rut hers shot a first day score ot 105 and then follow ed that up w ith 100 strokes lo r the second day fo llo w in g St rut hers at district was C url M artin who had a two-day score o f 222 w ith 110 total strokes the first day and 112 the second Madras won the team title w ith 724 strokes follow ed hy Mac Hi w ith 75h strokes Wes W hite a sophomore from Mac H i. won his second individual district title w ith scores o l HO and HI respectively lo r 167 total strokes. fo llo w in g Slruthers and M artin were Bert Cason (127 125 to r 252). W ill M a rlin ( MH 127 lo r 265». and j J Shaw (I4H 124 tor 272» Heppner loses only Cason and C arl M artin tor next season and returns not only W ill M arlin. Shaw . and Stmthers. but a number ot younger players who received some valuable |umor varsity experience this season NMMa« Bv \shley C o n k lin Heppncr's boys golf team con cluded its season on May IH and Id at the D istrict 7-A A . iik ) A goti unir nament w ith an cichth place finish Your loving sisters J, ./, a n d ./ l it t l e third Cindy Stmeber. fourth-Stacey Kennedy, anti tirth te rn ('»entry. Novice (second run» first Cindy Stmeber; second H o lli fc k n u n . third Heather K k n u n . tnurth T ern (¡e n try , tilth Stacey Pec Wees first I itlame M unkcrs and second Angela M unkcrs Strut hers leads Mustang goiters at District Arnold would m :\o \ m Saturday, June 6th Buffet - 5 :30 p.m .-7:00 p .m . _________ A u d io n 7 :0 0 p.m . BINGO Every [Tuesday at 7:30 !'| Public Welcome '300°° Blackout- l a d i e s ' \ i t e Moved to Ju n e I It h . C h in e se Food! M rpiM rr N »ar» k mv I I ha * Buftet meal served EVERY Thursday 6 30 8 00 p m HEPPNERi ELKS LODGE 358 " ; .* j , - tlr|»fM»i I AMU > Han M r* to m I»4 » M a rt* 11« H rrt I « « a I.’ 1 ria l M ilt M artin I « V a M ia n lin i I I M u. 1« Mx<<nd |I mv w L Heppner (iiants K 1 lone Indians 7 1 5 3 Heppner Braves Condon Angels 4 5 Possil Rangers 1 7 Arlington Cubs 1 X Results May 25 June 1 Condon Angels 7 Hc|<pncr Braves Condon Angel' It) Arlington Cubs Heppner Giants Id fo s s il Rangers Heppner (iiants 17 XrlmgtonCubs • ' " ,*^v Í 0 0 0 0 \ 0 “I ain’t tdl universal life from a universal joint.” II iimiram e talk sounds liki.- you a w ick- variety of alluni able polic ies to cover your needs, tiKluding life Inaur ane e talk to a Farmers Agcni today And see for yourself why America can depend on Farmers foreign language come lo the Fanners Insurance ('iroup Companies, including America's third laigesi Ixxnc and auto insur ers Our pn Jrvsiocul agents can show  t te p p n o r P LO V H A K Bus 676-5818 Home 676-9649 I N S IK A V K Am cric a can ta n depend u cjx-n u < « n Pannen i armers America n ^ first, from th e sta rt Y O U R $ 339.95 C H O I C E . . . . 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Golf AVerlnevday l adies Low gross a Ite between Paustain and Scorna Bailey tarasi putts N arrici fv a n s On g rw n tirsi Hai net t v ans M cn 's Plav Sunday, Nlav 24 l.ow gross Don I oli le m net K.iiuly (.oli Sccond low gross Garv Watkins Sccond low nei I.liner Palmer I cast putts Steve HoMert Iw e lve memhcrs tumed out tur play I he M c m o ria l Day fa m tly barbecue was w ell attendevi W in ners o l tirsi place in thè mite holes played he loro dinnet were Pai and John fdm undson and I inns . iik I Bel tv Carlson lone graduate earns business degree James i Jim i McCabe, a graduate ot lone High School graduated Irom University of Idaho Moscow. Idaho on May 16 Commencement exercises s ia rie d .il Kibble Dome He received a degree* in business and economics McCabe w ill go to l.os Angeles. Calif . to work w ith the Internal Rev- enueS»*rvtc»* Retirement I>«*pl start mg Juiu* 22 (tie r tltc graduation his m other, Carolyn Hall and grandparent» Irene and la*o Crabtree hosted a fam ily gathering and dinner t NMarm Y9é Bv \shlcv ( o iik lin Heppner High Sclusil has an nounccd ns final Sludeni Athletes and I eaeher o f the Month awards tor the l ‘)H6 H7 sehiNil year The awards, which were original ly set up by the high school student council are coordinated by The Hchiseh. the school newspaper Senior Ik m u h y Hays was voted as Student ot the M onth lor Slav bv the high school faculty Hays has been active in track, dance leant, stu dent council, checrlcading. and in fu tu re f armers o l America She w.n senior class representative and I I \ president Hays has also won a lu ll tuition scholarship to Blue Mountain Com m unity (o llc g c Sophomorcs M ichelle Beck and Bryan Padborg were voted Athletes o f the M onth lor May h \ the coaching stall Both competed in the slate track meet recently tor the Heppner track ; :• > ,* - . *L 6 H 5 2 l««i'<M»>r •41 —a i 0 0 0 « ^ • * v - i- Heppner honors students, ) athletes, and teachers for May •M i r x * ' • . « • 1 * • * • • c .-" > •-.* . - - . l l r y ^ t t « l » I t a N ra tfe m I « ( « 1 XtorltR I l f I I s h a - 124 am t IVrt t 114 V i» , *.*.««« f t « « tm rvx a m v ta d ian 1 )4 Ma» Mt ............................. * .** • # • t.-X • team Beck was the district chain pion m the .1.000 meter run and set a new sophomore class record in that cv ent Pad berg was the district champion in both the 1.500 and 1.000 ineter runs and was the stale champ in the 1(100 He won Isitli the 1.500 and 1 tlll0 .il state a veai ago Ibis season Pad berg also set sophomore class records in the K00. 1.500 and 1.000 and set a new all tints.' Class " A sophomore record in the 1.500 Sieve B row nfield was voted on hv the student council a> Teacher o l the M onth lor Mav B row nlield teaches all o l the biology c lasses and is < hit door (Tub advisor He was also an assistant lootball and trac k o c k h this year ( Hher Students o l the M onth were fhercsu I indsay. Ashley C onklin. Jason Palmer. Dan Slruthers. W ill W elhorn rrent Harrison and C a m B row nlield Athletes o l the Month this year besides Bec k and Padhcrg included I rov H vatl. Missy I ubanks. loc- Ia v lo r. I ina Davidson Cindy Stroeber. D ick D evin W ayne W ilgcrs and O iro th y Hays ( Kbcr Teachers ol the Month were W alter P ilgrim I cs Payne M ike R oyer. I.m da Dutcher. Valery Cam pbell, and I c m (»entry ; / '• ' • * : \ - - -te 1 • 1 • s Just a little poke Ashley Ropp rolls up her sleeve for a shot from County Health Nurse Pat Wright at last week s pre-school screening clinic in Heppner Mitch Mathews and Jared Thompson wait their turns Four inducted in honor society Conklin Bv \shh-v f o u r H eppner H igh Sehitol students were inducted into the Heppner Chapter ot the National Honor S ivieiv recently. to he a member o l the honor society, students must have a cum ulative grade point average ot * • , , • . . * J 1 1.1 (4 0 is all A 's l and have qualities o l citizenship, le.nleiship and scholarship Senior Soli Stmthers and iunior Duane Ball were inducted eat 1 1 . < \ the vear Sophomores Beim I’ and J J Shaw were inducted alter the first semester o t the school vear U w e four were initiated ai the an miai I alcnlcd and ( idled Baik|iu i . -n May 19 A lso at the banquet, honor s . , ly officers lo r the Id g '’ xs sch. T year were installed by the outgoing otlieers New honor sikioiv oil ate Shannon sic I aughlin pi M ark fJxhburn v tee pu id I l Osinm-seerelary Heii|i IV.u tre a s u re r. and K a th le n B ra /e ll re|suter lone student graduates from Boise State (In Sunday. May I / , at 2 p m . IN>o Boise Stale University students received degrees or diplomas during annual Conimene emoni ceremonies I a tiv (¡ra n i Snider, a BM graduate Horn lone. Ore . received a bachelor o f seienee degree, eoo loo v CREEK BANK RESTORATION Miller & Sons Welding, Inc. 5 Linden Way Phone 676-9613 Heppner, Oregon 97836 Ask about our ¿mhm for your ht*a\\ hauling Smaller trai tor Inn khoe available for tho\e little jobs (see your conservation office for cost sharing) • • > Large 1 yard capacity bucket Long 35 foot reach. Will reach across your stream -s. x- • teens may apply for state fair staff 4-11 High school age 4 H cts Irom M orrow County are eligible to app ly lor one o l the teen stall positions at Oregon Stale fa ir Deadline to apply is June 15. application forms available at I xlcnsion office A ssig n m e n t to r teen s ta ll rikMiibers can be as short as one day or as long as five days. ilc-|vniling on position tor which thev applv I he 4 H teen stall wotk under the supers ision o l college students I v tension stall or volunteers Respon sibilitics nuy b»' arranging exhibits, assisting committees, conducing livestock shows or home ev events Serv ing as a teen stall member is an excellent way to gam leadership skills as well as provide a serv ue to 4 H according to Birdme T ullix. I xlensHin Program Assistant It is also an opportunity to meet other 4 H tik'iiibcT ' Irom all ot Oregon Call 6 76 >#»42. I xlcnsion Service before ju ik ' 15 lor application forms or more inform ation • — Ì ' i i * ty Antifreeze » Get your fill of prizes! Effective during month of June - Stop by for details lit re's what f, Stamps 10 Stamps 1."» St.imps 20 Stamps you can w in: 1 qt Oil 518 • 15 / 40 or 30 wl 1 9al W indshield W asher 1 9al W inter / Sum m er Coolant 2 5 gal Gas Can Si i stop in tm l.iv fo r v o u r spi-i i.iI p riz e start i-.ir iiiiig prizes liy III«- ta nk lu ll' IxHtkli-t \ t u l yo u < an 4^) s A r IUM BÆ — I ■ i « « ( O O I 'I R A M O N B r i m l I N I-X I ANDt > ! AKI s V , s| KVK I M orrow County G rain G H 4SI ro w e rs ur> # • • f 7N6 * >
