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llrp p n rr Gazette-Tim rv. Hepfuier, Oregon W ednesday, May 17, 1W* - FIV E
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a/ Outdoor School
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Photos by Joyce Hughes
Terry Chinen demonstrates how to shoot a bow and arrow
to some lone sixth graders up at Tupper last week
All week the 6th graders are
taught different techniques of
surviving at Tupper Ethan
Burnside watches "Conan'*
demonstrate
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Sixth graders play a game acting out how wolves survive
in the wilderness hunting rabbits (marshmellows in the chair)
How the more dominant ones survive and how the ones that
don’t get very many rabbits act
Bryce Tucker engraves on a
piece of wood during arts and
crafts time at Outdoor School
- The Rcbckah Card Party was
held Saturday evening at the hall
w ith the following w inning pn/es for
the evening hi Kathy Tellcx. hea and
hi men-John T ellahea. second hi
women-Joyce Buchanan, men Frank
R obinson,
trav elin g M aureen
Howard and Do« Halvorsen The
senev of card parties winners were
hi men-John T ellah ea, women
Kathy T ellahea. second hi men
Frank Robinson, women Maureen
Howard, traveling Fran P a k and
hard luck award Darrell Vinson
Lovely refreshments were served
fcatunng a cake d a o r a ta l with
(lowers and players anmnd a card
table with clever sayings such as
"quit cheating, quit talking across
the hoard "
-:-Bill ami Annetta Padhcrg were
among those attending the trac k meet
in The Dalles on Saturday
Mike Burcham visited his
mother one day last week from
Pendleton
:-B»»h and Luella Taylor ra e n t
ly spent the weekend with their son
and family in Baker On Sunday they
all met in Pendleton where they en­
joyed a Mother's Day dinner in the
evening
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Howard
and family have moved into the
Mike Kane trailer in Ixxington
Melvin Martin, son of Helen
and Fred Martin, and a brother of
Jean Bra/rll was attending a business
meeting in Umatilla from the Valley,
when taken ill and had to undergo
emergency surgery at thcCommuni
ty Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcr-
miston He is reported to be doing
well.
Joyce Buchanan is again at
home after a business trip to the
Portland area She cngiyal MiHher's
Day with her family in Hood River,
who motored there to meet her for
a picnic and day of relaxing
Mr ami Mrs Truman E
Messenger Sr had as weekend
visitors, a son (ien and wile Sue of
Portland and a son Carroll and wile
Vivian and children from Tigard
Dinner was enjoyed on Sunday with
the hoys cooking ami serving
Randy and Joyce Hughes and
children look her mother Betty Mar
quardt up to (he Ice ( 'apodes on Sun
dav tor Mother’s Day ami then out
to dinner I hev had j real tun time
By Delpha Jones 989-0189
Kane ami Bo were racn tly Sunday
dinner guests at the C C Jones
home They enjoyed a day of lishmg
at the Heppner Dam
• :-Hilda and Joe Yocom had as
their guests Sunday afternoon their
daughter Marie and her daughter
Nikki, of Pendleton. Mr and Mrs
Bill West and children o f Echo, the
Gary Munkers family. C a l l ami
Delpha Jones and Jack, Renee
Yocom ami daughter A h a rb a u e
was enjoyed and an evening of
pinochle
• Three Links Club met at the
home o f Dorothy Burcham on
Thursday aftcm*»on Plans were
discussed for the Presidents visit on
June 29 and for the closing ot the
senes o f card parties lamely
refreshments were served to Leila
Painter, Virginia Peck, Joyce
Buchanan. Annetta Padhcrg. Luella
Taylor and Delpha Jones
- -Jim T ellah ea was an out
(valient at the St Anthony 's Hospital
Sunday
Irvin Rauch racntly underwent
major surgery at the St Anthony’s
Hospital
-.-Billie June and Ira Owens enter
tained her parents Bill and Rena
Marquardt and brother Dtmg and
sister Charma fn*m Portland on
M other's Day
•:-Sevcral of the members of the
church spent Saturday at Camp
Flkanah where they dkl some work
getting things ready for the summer
activities
■ Gene ami Helen Murty of John
Day visited with his parents Fdgar
and F rances M urty over the
weekend and in the absence of
Pastor, he and Harley Sager con­
ducted the morning services at the
Lexington Baptist Church
-:-Farl Miller has returned to
Sea view, Wa . after a tew days spent
at the Cecil Jones home
• C a l l und Delpha Jones. Ken
ncth Jones and Connie Fng motored
to The Dalles on Friday evening
where they met Jones's daughter
Charlene Whitney ami Max Akers
and all enjoyed an early Mother's
Day dinner ami spent the evening
visiting
Vicky and Jim Bower ami twins
Rodeo queen clinic is May 20
Americas. Melodi Molt. j»ast runner
up for Miss Rodeo Oregon, winner
of the horsemanship competition,
ami past queen of three roda»s
Melodi has been trained at Ulah
Stale University as an accredited
Rixlco Guam Judge, ami Bev Dav is.
G rant
C ounty
F air
C ourt
Coordinator
The clinic is open to queens,
potential queens as well as parents,
coaches, rodeo queen judges, and
contest committee members The
clinic will he an excellent training
session for those girls preparing for
state or national competition
The clinic will he held Saturday.
May 20 at the Grant County tuir
grounds th e cost is $35 tor p«*tcn
dal queens, amt $10 for parents,
coaches, etc The cost includes con­
tinental breakfast, lunch ami dinner
Girls need to bring ruling clothes and
a jacket, western suit or dress for
modeling You may bring a horse it
you want hut one is not needed
To register call Debbie Gregg at
446 1425 or M clodi Molt ut
373 6300 before May 10
The past few years the image of
the Rodeo Queen has dmunishal To
he a queen of the roda» requires
nothing more than get the nerve to
he among the two or three girl» to
try out If your horse happens to da
a pattern similar to the one the judge
asks for and you do not fall otf. con­
gratulations, you win
Sylvia I add. Miss Rodeo Oregon
has begun a crusade to get girls in
(crested in Rodeo Quoming ami train
them to regain (he prestige the rodai
queen should carry To help start the
crusade. Debbie Gregg and Mclodi
Molt, representing the Western
Stales Junior Rodeo Association
(W'SJRA) have organized a Rodeo
Queen clinic to train girls in eti­
quette . speech, and horsemanship
Girls will receive quality instruction
to carry them to queen titles at the
I 1 S.. 1 I. slate and ultimately the Miss
Rodeo America title
The clinic instructors consist of
Sylvia l add. Miss Rodeo Oregon;
Miss Hay Icy Hot. Western Stales
Junior Roda» queen. Mr lew
Morgan, trainer of past Miss Rodeo
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vival kits l hey also have a unit on
survival which was developed by
Mr Cole and is unique to this pro­
gram All of Morrow County 's sixth
graders participate in Outdoor
School Heppner ami lone share a
week, Sam Boardman l lementary
has a week ami A C Houghton
another week The children also
leant to get along socially and live
with others Several high school
students arc selected to be counselors
for the week
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Jim Brosnan, HHS counselor, shows Chad Skroch. left and
Ethan Burnside, back to camera, how to make knots
The Heppner and lone sixth
graders went to Tupper Guard Sta
tion last week to participate in Out­
door School This outdoor ex
periencejust completed it's sixteenth
year of operation l>»n Cole is the
supervisor and this year Brenda
Weygandt assisted him While at
Tupper. the students, do a weather
studs soil and plant studies, a
wildlife study, maps ami compasses,
learn to build tires, trap food and
build a fishing pole out ot their sur
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