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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 26, 1991 - THREE Joint churches hold Vacation Bible school this week Left-right: Kylee Disque, Joshua Gutierrez and Kelly Straley join in singing at the joint Episcopal, Lutheran and Methodist churches Vacation Bible School held this week. Sixty-eight children are registered at Bible school and have donated 84 pounds of canned goods and paper products to donate to the Neighborhood Center food baskets. The week’s goal is 395 pounds. Teachers are the Rev. Gerry Etchison, the Rev. Stan Hoob- ing, Lea Calvert, Carley Drake, Ellen Rollis and Rhonda Majors. Good turnout for fishing derby Jarrod Clark displays a string of fish he caught at the fishing derby. Clark won first prize for biggest bass. Forty-eight area children par ticipated in the Fishing Derby held on June 9 at Willow Creek Dam. Jarrod Clark of Heppner won the prize for biggest bass and Emily Bergstrom, also of Heppner snagg ed the biggest bluegill. The wettest fisherm an honors went to Christopher Hagzlett. Results are as follows: Bluegill, four and under: first- Emily Bergstrom. Bass, 5-7 years: first-Rhonda Wilhelm; second-Amanda Wilhelm; third-Trevor Rhea. Bluegill 5-7 years: a tie for first between Brian G utierrez and Chelsea Bredemeier; a tie for second Desiree Kandra and Schmeltzer between Paula Spicerkuhn and Chelsea Bredemeier. Bass 8-10 years: first-Desiree Schmeltzer; second-David Piper; third-Ross VanEtta. Bluegill, 8-10 years: first-Tracy Rankin. Jarrod Clark placed first in the bass, 11-13 year age group. The Heppner Lions club donated prizes for the derby. Helping were Jon Germond, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Pendleton; Jackie Dougan, U.S. Forest Service, Ukiah; Doug Dougan, Ukiah; Greg Lynch, Johanne Wood, Alan Scott and Becky Nourse, all U.S. Forest Service, Heppner, and Steve Rhea, Lions club secretary-treasurer. Annual Olden family picnic held By Anne Morter The annual Olden Family reunion and picnic was held in The Dalles on June 9, with many descendants of Menzo and Mary Jane Olden in at tendance. Menzo and Mary Jane homesteaded south of lone in 1884. Members of the Jessie Olden Henderson family attending were: Lonnie and LaVeme Henderson, Larry Henderson and Jeanette and Ladd Henderson with sons, Mark and Doug, all of Hood River; Betty McTavish with children, Marrisa and Joe of Gresham, Helen and Grant Henderson of Summerville, Oregon and Durinda Fries of Ken newick, WA. Members of the Lola Olden McCabe family in attendance were: ¡cindy Twist WICKER BASKETS Each While Supplies Last QUANTITIES LIMITED Our Hallmark CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS are here! ^ Mumuj'i Düng INC Heppner 676-41 SR Academic awards have been an nounced for the second semester of the 1990-91 school year at Heppner High School. Honor roll students with a 3.33 GPA or better are: Seniors-Nikki Brisbois, Al Burt, Melanie Gates, Amy Greenup, Rachel Hoobing 4., Scott Johnston, Bob Krein 4., Jacob Maben, Rick Osmin, Jeanie Patterson 4., Ken Wallace and Becca Wicklund. Juniors-Sarah C lark, Kim Johnston and Nina Tucker. Sophomores-Sherry Bingham, Mark Conklin, Peter Pearson, Alecia Tamasky, Missy Wallace and Laurel Webber-Gray 4. Fresmen-Kara Ansotegui. Dan Beck, Tony Becket, Gretchen Ber- retta, Alissa Brownfield, Erin Fishbum 4., Aleida Goodyear 4., Sara Greenup 4., Truitt Greenup, Joseph Healy 4., Kevin Payne. Jim Tellechea 4., Jeremy Wright 4. Receiving honorable mention 3.-3.33 GPA are seniors-Tricia Coe. Doug Devin, Tiffany Harrison. Bill Hays, Jay Michael and Shannon Zumwalt. Juniors-Christy Corwin, Tonja Morrell and A.J. Tamasky. Sophomores-Larry Benjamin, Shawn Cutsforth, Shane Munkers and T.R Riehl. Freshmen-Jodi Johnston, Rick Koffler, Joe Lindsay, Candis Mar shall, Greg Morrell, Ruth Norton, Casey O’Brien, Kevin Scott and Sam Sumner. Improvement awards have been received by seniors-Ted Brittner, Tim Davidson and Melanie Gates; juniors-Amy Brownfield and Rhon da Rhinehart. Aquatic fitness classes planned Aquatic fitness classes in both lone and Heppner have been scheduled to begin July 9. The classes will be held for six weeks on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 7 p.m. Instructors are Cathy Halvorsen, 422-7107 and Nella Britt. 676-9659. Pre-registration is required and registration forms are available at the post office or from the instructor. Pre-register by sending the form and $20 tuition to Sue Warren Star Rt. 2, lone, 97843. Lions Club President David Sykes (right) and Sec./Tres. Steve Rhea are ready to set up the Heppner Lions Club - Day care fireworks stand. The stand opens this Friday and will offer fireworks for sale through July 3. The stand will be located at its normal location on Main St. next to Spicer and Kuhn’s office. Proceeds from sale o f the fireworks go toward operation of the CHEVROLET Heppner Day Care Center, and for worthwhile community projects through the Lions Club. The stand is scheduled to be open on Friday, June 28 from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m .; Saturday and Sunday June 29 and 30 from 12 noon to 8 p.m.; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 1, 2 and 3 from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Thursday, July 4 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eva Griffith family holds reunion Prairie City; Karen Griffith, Hepp ner; Toni Chitty and daughter Eva, Salt Lake City, UT; Tami Toll and sons Robert and Ryan Johlke, Pendleton; Terry Toll and Lauri Boone and daughter Leah Ihle, Prineville; Bob and Judy Cunn ingham and daughter Shannon, Everett, WA; Glenda Robinson, Heppner; and great-grandchild Heather Hughes, Prairie City. Guests included Mema Toll and Laurie Adlard both Heppner. Eva Griffith was honored at the fourth annual Granny E. reunion on June 8 in Heppner. Beverly Denney hosted the event at her home. Children of Eva and their spouses attending besides the hostess were Joann Griffith, Spray; John and Rene Ledbetter and Shirley Cunn ingham, Heppner and Gary and Sue Robinson, Benton City, WA. Grandchildren of Eva and their families included Glenna Cameron, John Day; Donita Adams with sons, Rian, Casey, Dustan and Jay J., * JULY 4th 20% OFF All COOLERS R u b b e r R a fts On Sale G a s B a r-b -q u e G r ill reg. 181.99 2-man 129 " 24 " re g . 3 4 .7 9 4-man 59 " re g . 7 6 .9 9 ALL TENTS Flags 11.89 20 % OFF re g . 1 7 .9 9 ETTY JOHN’S 424 Linden W ay, Heppner Farm ONE WEEK ONLY SALE thru Wed. July 3rd & Builders Supply 676-9157 or 676-5001 BK> FO O T SPECIAL! $1.00 OFF PER SHOE SIZE! ni 17 7 JT U Left: Steve Rhea and David Sykes prepare for the 4th of July fireworks sale. HHS announces academic awards Assorted 217 North Main Jessie Ingalls of Adams: Winona and Clifford McCabe of Hermiston; Shirley and Don Harris of Bend; Eleanor and Lyman Farrar of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eubanks of Condon; Connie, Larry and Angela Eubanks of Arlington; and Lola Ann Pettyjohn and Ruth McCabe of lone. Also attending were Betty and Roy Mundy of Chehalis, Washington, decendants o f W innie Olden Chrisman and Harold and Joyce Snider of lone, descendants of Giant Olden. Jennetta and Fred Ritchie of Her miston and Shirley and Frank Tan ner of Lyle, Washington, friends of the family, joined the celebration. . . . . „ Fireworks stand to open June 28 That means up to a $16.00 savings if you wear a size 16 sh oe... and if you do. we aren't about to argue! Time to save on a new pair of Red Wings! Offer ends 7-8-91 mi IN-STOCK SIZES ONLY. mo4 Low Prices • Quality Service • No Pressure • Firm Price Quotes ÜÉ^ YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR DEAL THE OF AMERICA IS WINNING. 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