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Heppner I i i u r i l r I »mes, H eppner, O rryua W r d n n d tt, November 14, I9HH
Drama Club presents “ Skidding”
Holiday open
house scheduled
November 18-19
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T h « H e p p n er H igh School D ra m a C lass is getting ready for fhf»ir new play “¿ktddinq
The
o a te of the plav has b e e n c h a n g e d to N o v e m b e r 21 and 2 2 beginning at 7 30 p m and will
be held at the high school c a feto n u m
Heppner High School lists first
1 he recipients o f academic awards
have been announced for the first
nine weeks at Heppner High School
Seniors named to the honor roll are
Michelle Beck. Jim Hrosnan. Jill
Conklin, Yvette Cowett. Barney
Lindsay, Mike Mahoney. Bryan
Padherg. Benji Pearson (4.00 GPA),
J J Shaw (4(10 OPA). Christs
Stroeber. Nancy Taylor, Brent Tern
pic. Sandi Turner (4.00 GPA) and
Michelle Wallis Juniors named to
the honor roll are C am Brownfield,
Jennifer C urnn. Phillip fcslberg.
A Holiday Open House has been
organized for the firsl lime cser in
Heppner of retail product» sold by
sales representative» who work out
of their homes Called. "Home
Sales Holiday Open House", there
1 » a range o f products from an all
purpose oil from Australia tocduca
tionaJ toys to cosmetics and products
for the home Running for two days,
the open house hegias November 18.
at 9:30 a m to 3:30 p m and
November 19 from 9 V) a m to 4
p m at the Heppner Elks Club,
upstairs Participants are Avon. Am
way. Christmas Around the World.
Discovery Toy». House of Lloyd's
Candles. Mary Kay Cosmetics,
Melaleuca Oil. Tiara fine Glass and
Crystal. Tuppcrwarc. and Watkin s
Products Coffee and cookies will he
served
quarter honor roll students
Danny Lindsay. Casey Pedro, Lana
Schmidt. Kim Stookey. and Kevin
Tucker (4 00 GPA) Sophomores
named arc T n u a Coe. Diana Derr.
Boh Krien and Jcanie Patterson
(4.00 GPA) Freshman on the honor
mil are Sarah Clark. Christy Corwin
(4.00 GPA), Kim Johnston Bnxlv
Siruckmeicr, A J Tamavky and
Nina Tucker
Seniors receiving honorable men
lion arc Tanu Lindsay. Clint
Michael, Sue Plocharsky, Natalie
Robinson and Nance W right Juniors
arc Angie Curnn. Mike Gorman,
Tom Kenny. Jenny Martin. Kelly
Mcluughlin. Ryan Miller and Dean
Munkcrs Sophomores receiving
honorable m ention are Nikki
B risb o ii, Doug D evin. Amy
Greenup, Tiffany Harrison. Scott
Johnston. Rick Osmin and Brandon
Pedro Freshmen named arc Troy
A keton, Jason B ritt. Amy
Brownfield. Ryan Currin, Mynah
Cushing. Sheila Dunaway. Heather
Eckman, Kathy Marlin. David
M cC urry, R ichard Pettyjohn.
G iselle Schoonover and A J
Wright
A record number of students im
proved their grades by at least a half
a point to receive most improved
recognition Seniors so named are
Craig Angcll. Steve Arbogast
Tracey Bond, Libby Britt. Jerry
Brosnan, lain Cecil. Yvette Cowett,
Tim Hays, Tami Lindsay. Dina
Ruiz. Mike Scalf. Jennifer Tanner.
Brent Temple and Sandi Turner
Juniors named were Jodce Ashheck,
Phillip Hsthcrg. Mike Gorman. Niki
H arnden. Tom Kenny. Kelly
McLaughlin. Ten Piper, and Den
ms Sterling
Lions donate to drug free evenin
eisoto by Joyce UughM
(L) M ik e C o rrea and (center) Jay M ichael e ach received a
$ 5 0 savings bond as a door prize from Lion's m e m b e r David
S ykes The Lions don ated $ 3 0 0 to the H ep p n er H om ecom in g
' D rug F re e " d a n ce and breakfast The activity w as a joint e f
fort of the Im pact team , H ep p n er Elks and L ion’s C lub
St rut hers on leave prior to re-assignment
Dan Struthcrs. Data Pnxcsvmg
Seaman Ki\ run ( I>I’SK i Heppner.
has been home on leave from the
U S Navy. Dan enlisted July 23,
and completed hoot camp, October
I in San Diego. CA He jttended
data processing (class A) \chi*n! and
graduated November t He will
work with shipboard computers
His new duty station will he the
D S S Abraham Lincoln. C \ N 72.
a nuc lear powered carrier This ship
and it's sister ship the l S S George
Washington. CVN 73. arc the
largcsi military vessels to he built
They are under construction at
Newport News. VA The cotnmis
stoning dale for ihe Abraham l in
coin is December 31. 1989
Dan will he stationed at Newport
News and (Rung six months on the
job training
D an Struthers
United Way receives request for $29,000
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The R and W Drive In ami Hepp (*>n by encouraging their children to
ner FJemcntary School arc again read and hy providing a gixxl time
cooperating on a reading incentive ami place for reading The Riehls
reward the children with a treat from
program
The Drive-In. owned and operated the drive in when goals have been
by Tom and Helen Richl. will give met
Students are challenged not only
gift certificates to students who meet
reading goals established in their to read, but to share that experience
reading classes
that experience hy nuking some kind
Teachers ai Heppner F'lemcntary of report Children who participate,
learn that reading can he rewarding
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United way of Morrow County i»
completely volunteer and raises
monies from county businesses, cor
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cics listed here Heppner Mealsitc
senior citizens; Board man Child
Development Center; Christmas
Basket Programs; Columbia River
I Vf T Association, FMT Morrow
Count) Ambulance; Heppner Day
Care. Inc.. Jonc Volunteer Fire
Dept . Irrigon Early I earning
Center. Domestic Violence Services;
Morrow County Neighborhood
Council; Stokes landing Senior
Center, Oregon Trail Campfire;
Blue Mountain Council Boy Scouts;
Pioneer Memorial Hospital and
Morrow County Disaster Relief
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S29.(MX) this year This is almost
double the amount requested last
year "W e were overwhelmed and
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tunc deciding how to distribute the
funds on hand." slates Cathi Bauska.
secretary/treasurer. Seventeen re
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"It was obvious tu us that we need
to raise more money next year
Approximately $14.000 will be
distributed to county agencies by the
end of the year
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