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T W O - Heppner Gazette-Time*. H rp p o rr. Oregon Wednesday. A p ril 20, 1 « 8
Lexington
Bugs meet
Jr. B ow lers trop h ys aw arded
ihc Junior bowlers have finished
their bow ling season. League
trophies were awarded Friday. April
15.
First place team for the Friday
league was Jim Kindle. John Kin
die. and Brody Struckmeier
High game lor boys was awarded
to John K in d ^ b o w lin g a 20V
High series tor boys was Travis
Hughes with a V>8 tor three games
High game lor girls was Christy
Corwin with a 167
High series for girls was Chrissy
Schultz with a 432 for three games
First place team for the Thursday
league was Adam Doherty. Jmh
Coiner and IV rek Gundcrxon
High game for boy* was Jerid
Ptoyhar with a 163
High senes for boys was Jeff
Botefuhr with a 280 for two games
High game for girls was Alissa
Marlatt with a IIV .
High senes for girls was Kara An-
sotegui with a 237 for two games
All trophies were purchased by the
Sam Wortey MemmaJ Trophy Fund
for the Junior bowlers.
The Sam W orley M em orial
Trophy for special achievement was
awarded to Malt Kcersemakcr.
Anyone wishing to make contnhu
lions to the trophy fund may do so
at First Interstate Bank
-:-Lexmgton Garden Bugs met
(or the regular meeting at the home
of Dorothy Burcham. Those pre­
sent were. Phylis Anderson, Lois
Allen, Bertha Sager, Bertha Gates.
Mane Steagall, Kathy Tellechea.
Delta Huber, Mar) Ball, lu e lla
Taylor and the hostess
Plans were discussed for the
summer projects, such as upkeep
o f the park, and the clean up of
Lexington through A pril and May.
An interesting lesson was given by
Dorothy Burcham on butterflies
and hummingbirds The door prize
was won by Bertha Gates. The next
meeting is scheduled at the home
of Mar) Ball.
Matt Keersemaker
Final touches being put on school play
This week the Heppner High
School Drama Club cast and pro­
Back row left to right: Steve Hoffman, Crtssy Schultz, Christy
Corwin, Jim Kindle Front row: Adam Dougherty and Travis
Hughes
T h in c la d s tak e secon d
Hr\m i Ptklberg led the Mustangs
to set end place i t the 25-team
Cherr\ Festival. hut Friday. A p ril
15. hosted by Wahtonka o f The
den Professor Bear visits lone first grade
Dalles
Padberg won the 1,500 run with
a time o f 4:09.6 itid aiso won the
3,000 meter run with a time o f
duction crew are putting final
touches on their full-length play
"The H o b b it" to be shown at 8
p.m. on A pril 28 and 30 in the
school cafetonum. O n A pnl 29 a
12:45 matinee w ill be given to
elementary school students. Au­
diences of all ages can expect
scenes of imaginative, humorous,
thought provoking entertainment
from this stagp version of a modem
classic fantasy book by | R.
T olkien
The leading Hobbits, Bilbo Bag-
gins played by Lana Schmidt and
Gandolf, by Kevin Tucker lead
other Hobbits of Middle-earth in
an attempt to recover an important
treasure. The roles of the Dwarves
are taken by Brent Temple, Yvette
Cowett, Melissa MrCurry, (on Kin-
9:05.0. Gene Lancaster won firs t in
the shot put with a throw o f 47 7feet
to help the Musitwigs to second
place
The Heppner giris plat ed seventh
die, M ickie Cameron, Benp Pear­
son, Jennifer Tanner, W ill W elbom
and Val Hager w ho also plays
Smaug. O ther cast members in ­
clude Thonn (J J Shaw), Essie (Shen
W amock). Bert (Kim Sager), Tom
(Helene Porvnyr), and grocery boy
(M ichelle Beck). Charming as the
Elfen Queen and Elf guards are
Sandi Turner, Barney Lindsay and
Ryan Munkers.
Also w orking w ith Director Lin­
da Dutcher is the backstage crew
Bryan Brazell is in charge o f sets
and lighting and Tern Gentry is
su pervising m ake-up. D u rin g
in te rm is s io n
of the evening performances, the
National Honor Society w ill serve
pie and coffee.
Admtsison is $2.50 for adults
and $ 1.50 for students or $6 for a
family.
out o f the 25 teams after winning
third and second in their relay s.
The Heppner track lettns w il be
participating this ScMurdav, A p ril 23
in the Hermiston-Kiawtwus meet in
l/m anlla, starting cm I I a m.
(L to R) Robert Hunt, Nova Rietmann. Amber F'eck ana jam ie
Perez help Professor Bear read at the lone Elementary School.
M ild re d Baker, Boardman
bmught her collection o f teddy hears
to visit Betty Rietmann s first grade
class in lone. Mrs Baker teaches at
Sam Boardman FJemenury School
and one o f her hobbies is collecting
and making various kinds o f teddy
bears
The students were particularly in­
terested in Professor Bear who wears
glasses and probably reads books
A u sp icio u s sp ellers at lo n e
Local spelling prelim inary tests
were taken by lone students from
grades tour to twelve to qualify for
our District spelling contest on
A pril 20, to be held at the C olum ­
bia ju n io r High in Irrigon.
The consensus was that the
words seemed harder this year.
The menagerie of words stymied
some fourth to sixth graders in their
quandary over inconceivable per­
tinent formulas Representing IES at
Distnct w ill be: Bridger Baker, John
Doherty, and Corey Baker w ith the
alternate being Jason Halvorsen.
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When the entourage of seventh
to ninth graders walked onto the
premises, they believed that w ith
their infallible expertise and their
unerring ambivalence, they w ould
breeze through the list. The top
scores went to Chisana Warren,
Brent Sheirbon, Jim Holtz, and the
alternate is W endy Anderson.
The lackada'sical attitudes and
idyllic picture of a sim ple spelling
contest from the IHS students were
quickly annihilated w hen they
nonchalantly walked into the room
and took their e lig ib ility test.
Representing IHS w ill be Dean
Harms, Brian Doherty, Jill Nelson,
and the alternate is Melissa Rowell.
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There w ill he a family barbecue
and play day at W illow Creek Cinin
try Club on Sunday. April 24 at 4
p.m.
Hosts for the afternoon are: Eldon
and Barbara Gilbert, chairpersons,
Ed and Beverly Gunderson, Dave
and Trish Gunderson. George and
Karla W'ateiiand. Rick and Susan
Johnston. Earl and Carol Norris
Each family w ill bring their own
meat to barbecue Those whose
names begin with A through I bring
salad. J through Z bring desert
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The first grade is observing
B E A R (Be Eager About Reading)
month Their teddy hears have
visited school regularly to help with
the reading contest in pnvgrexs at this
time
Mrs Baker showed the class d if­
ferent fabrics and designs she uses
in making her hears She also helped
the students make teddy bear pic­
tures using some o f her fabric
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Oregon State University in Con­
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is the recipient o f one o f the AGC
(Associated General Contractors o f
America) Education and Research
Foundation IV88 undergraduate
scholarships The award is tn the
amount o f $3000
He was notified by letter in March
o f this award
Chris is a member o f the student
chapter o f AGC at OSU.
His parents arc Bob and Betty
Mclatughlin o f Heppner
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