Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 24, 1991 - FIVE
Holly Rebekahs to
raffle oil painting
Ione school observes
National Library Week
The Holly Rebekah Lodge in Lex
ington is raffling off a 20” x 24” oil
painting donated by Linda Burcham-
Jackson from Greeley, Colorado.
The painting is titled “ Oregon” and
was donated to the Rebekahs in
memory of Linda's mother, Dorothy
Burcham, who was a Rebekah for
many years until she passed away
last September.
Tickets are $1 each or six for $5.
and may be purchased at Sears or
from Kathy Tellechea, Noble Grand
of Holly Rebekah. The painting is on
display at Sears.
Proceeds will go towards a new
roof for the I.O.O.F. hall in Lex
ington. The hall is used for many
community events. “ The roof is go
ing to cost several thousand dollars
and this is one of the ways to help
us towards our goal of a new roof,”
said Tellechea.
Mildred Connor
recuperating
lone students show favorite characters
Students and teachers at lone
Elementary School dressed as their
favorite storybook characters on Fri-
day, April 19, to observe National
Photo by Pam Minster
Library Week. During a school
assem bly each child shared
something about his book and the
character he depicted.
Students and teachers said they en
joyed the day and shared stories.
Teachers said they felt it was a
very successful way to inspire in
terest in reading.
Bill Buckendorf to direct Caldwell
High School singers at lone Friday
The 22 member Caldwell High
School singers wil perform at the
lone High School gym at 9 a m. on
Friday April 26.
Museum to host program
by Oregon historian
The award-winning group IS
directed by Bill Buckendorf, Hepp
ner High music teacher in the late
70’s.
Terence U'Donnell, notea auuior
of “ That Balance So Rare: The
Story of Oregon” , will speak at 7
p.m. Monday, April 29, at the Mor
row County Museum. His program,
called “ The Face of a Place,” will
explore how the landscape of
Oregon, like the face of a person,
has been transformed by its history.
The program is sponsored by the
Morrow County Museum and has
been made possible by the Oregon
Council for the Humanities, an af
filiate of the National Endowment
for the Humanities.
“ The Face of a Place” surveys the
landscape of Oregon and the changes
the topography of the state has
HHS announces academic honors
Academic honors have been an
nounced for the third nine weeks of
the 1990-91 school year at Heppner
High School.
Seniors named to the honor roll
(3.33 GPA or better) are Nikki
Brisbois, Amy Greenup, Rachel
Hoobing, Scott Johnston, Bob Krein
4., Jacob Maben, Jay Michael, Rick
Osmin, Jeanie Patterson 4., Ken
Wallace 4., and Becca Wicklund 4.
Juniors are Sarah Clark, Christy
Corwin, Kim Johnston and Nina
Tucker.
Sophomores are Larry Benjamin,
Sherry Bingham, Mark Conklin,
Shawn Cutsforth, Lance Marvin,
Peter Pearson, and Laurel Webber-
Gray 4
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Freshmen are Tony Beckett, Gret-
chen Berretta, Alissa Brownfield,
Erin Fishbum, Aleida Goodyear 4.,
Sara Greenup 4., Truitt Greenup,
Joseph Healy, Ruth Norton, Casey
O ’Brien, Kevin Payne, Jim
undergone as a result of acts of
humanity and of nature. A former
research associate with the Oregon
Historical Society, Terence O’Don
nell has delighted audiences
throughout the Northwest with his
engaging and insightful presentations
on our state’s past. In addition to his
extensive published w ritings,
O’Donnell is a member of the
Portland Historic Landmarks Com
mission and participated on the
design team which won the interna
tional competition for Portland’s
Pioneer Courthouse Square.
The program is free and open to
the public.
Tellechea 4. and Jeremy Wright.
Seniors receiving honorable men
tion (3.00 to 3.33) are Tricia Coe,
Doug Devin, Melanie Gates, Corey
Grabeel, Tiffany Harrison, Bill
Hays, Jodi Wilson, and Shannon
Zumwalt.
Juniors are Tonja Morrell, Becky
Norton, and A.J. Tamasky.
Sophomores are Jeremy Clark,
Jeremy Maddem, Shane Munkers,
Chrisy Shultz, Alecia Tamasky, and
Missy Wallace.
Freshmen are Holly Eckman, Jodi
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Greenup, Bill, Hays, Jay N^ichael,
and. Jodi Wilspn received ynpjgye,-.
mept awards. Also receiyipg im
provement awards were juniors
Sheryl Conklin, Steve Rollis, and
Brody Struckmeier, sophomores
Scott Coe and Shane Eng, and
freshman Andy Ashbeck.
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Jeanie Patterson (left), Heppner, prepares to donate blood at
the Red Cross blood drawing in Heppner April 22. Assisting
her is Shanna Paullus, Pioneer Memorial Hospital employee.
Dana Reid, local chairperson of the drawing for the Forest
Service District reported that turnout was good with 78 peo
ple donating 62 pints.
lone schools announce honor roll
lone Middle and High School have
announced their honor rolls for the
third nine-week session:
Sixth grade “ B” : Stephen Allen,
Dawn Boor, Jory C row ell,
Stephanie Haguewood, Kelly
Morgan; “ A” LaRee Anderson,
Suzanne Heideman and Jacob
Taylor.
Seventh grade “ B” : Lynde
Minster and Becky Wagenblast;
“ A” Melissa McElligott and Marie
Tworek.
Eighth grade ” B” : Jamie Lovett,
Bridget McElligott and Becky
Picknell; “ A” Michelle Jones. Tam
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Juniors “ A” honor roll: Tasha
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4., Richard Tovey, Candice Trader,
Jodi Vandeventer, Lilia Villegas.
” B” honor roll: Casey Allison,
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Riverside High School at Board-
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earn “ A” honors while those with
a 3.0-3.49 earn “ B" honors.
Freshman “ A ” honor roll:
Nathan Bergeson, Kimberly Burke
4., Brandy Duff, Patty Garcia,
Spring Garetto, Toby Hall, Richard
Harrison, Betsy Hernandez, Joe
Larsen 4 ., Misty McCullough.
Tricia Osgood 4., Tyson Pratt, Cody
Sandlin, Jason Smythe. Justin
Wadkins, Karri Whitbeck. “ B"
honors go to: Mike Bredemeyer,
Coral Charter, Jeromy Coster. Jorge
Diaz. Heather Ennis, Martina Gar-
cilzo, Amanda Gilbertson, Jim Grif
fin. Mindy Hadley, Jim Lunders,
Tracy McClure, Angela Marlow,
Wayne Moultrie, Ken Mounts. Tor-
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Sophomores “ A” : Marc An-
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Flores. Kristi Gantenbein. Dulvie
Mildred Connor is recuperating
from open heart surgery she had in
Portland Friday, April 19. Reports
indicate she is doing fine but misses
her Heppner friends. Friends may
write to her at St. Vincent’s
Hospital, 9205 SW Barnes Road,
Sixth floor, Portland, OR 97225.
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