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SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 5, 1992
Newlyweds honored at barbecue Arizona couple enjoys roots tour
By Delpha Jones
A get-together honoring
newlyweds Linda and Paul
Bouscaren, was held recently at
the home of the bride’s aunt and
uncle, Dallas and Zelma
McDaniel on Rhea Creek. The
bride, the former Linda Cooper,
and Paul Bouscaren were married
July 18 at Kansas City, Mo. at a
4 p.m. wedding held at the Full
Faith Church of Love. A recep
tion followed. The groom’s
parents are Donna and Pierre
Bouscaren. The bride wore a
white satin gown and carried pink
roses tied with a white satin
ribbon.
Around 60 people were present
for a beef barbecue and potluck
dinner with a brother Roger
Schoonover in charge of the
barbecue. Other guests included
Roger’s wife Darlene and fami
ly a brother,
Raymond
Schoonover from Oregon City;
David Cooper from McMinn
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cooper
and family, Pendleton; a sister
and husband Diana and Ira Lee
Edgerton of Newbem, N.C.; Joe
and Betty Way, The Dalles; Asa
and Beulah Way, Salathe, Kelsey
and Diana; L.D. Vinson and
wife, Doris; Sue and Darrel Vin
son; Maxine Jenson and daughter
Christine; Mickey and daughter
from Waitsburg, WA.; Charles
Davidson, lone; and Alvin Vin
son from southern California who
was visiting other relatives and
friends. The young couple will
make their home in Enccanita,
Ca. where he is a computer pro
gramming specialist.
WCCC couples tourney results
Fifty-four couples participated
in the annual Willow Creek
Couples Tournament held at
Willow Creek Country Club last
weekend. The competition con
sisted of two days of 18 holes of
Chapman style play.
Low gross for the field were
John and Clara Sue Pickens with
a score of 129. Low net for the
field was Larry and Kerry Petty
john who defeated two other
couples in a sudden death play
off after all three couples netted
94 in the 36 holes of tournament
play.
Flight winners ewre as follows:
First flight gross: first-John Ed-
mundson and Vicki Brookshire
130; second-Bill and Sally Dyer
132; third-Jim and Dorotha Bar-
ratt 138; fourth-Doug and Sonja
Smith 140; fifth-Wally and
Rosemary Boe 140; sixth-Gary
and Barbara Watkins 142.
First flight net: first-Mark and
Kristi Smalley 94; second-Les
and Jan Paustian 95; third-Jim
Wishart and Pat Edmundson 98;
fourth-Lee and Eileen Padberg
99; fifth-Mike and Cindi Doher
ty 101; sixth a tie between Dave
and Corol Mitchell and Howard
and Helen Gilliam 102.
Second flight gross: first-Ron
Bowman and Lana Orr 148;
second-Vern and Wanda Willis
149; third-Bill and Norma
Pledger 151; fourth-Earl and
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Garden clubs from Heppner,
lone and Lexington and their
friends are planning a “ Hats Off
to Morrow County Gardeners’’
for the fair floral show this year.
The staging committee is at
work with decorations for the
outdoor show, including garden-
patio scenes, 100 planters and a
lot of hats.
A new special exhibit division
will feature a show from the
Rawlins Dahlia Gardens by Bill
and Tom Rawlins, local dahlia
growers.
Open class exhibitors are urg
ed to read the schedule in the
premium book and bring as many
entries as possible. Helpful hints
are also in the premium book.
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Peggy Fishbum 153; fifth-Dave
and Trish Gunderson 156; sixth-
Leonard and Jill Hauke 158.
Second flight net: first-Harry
and Michelle Fray 94; second-
Ray and Deena Reid 98; third-Jay
and Lori Straley 99; fourth-Elmer
and Muriel Palmer 100; fifth-
Rusty and Cyde Estes 101; sixth-
Earl and Carol Norris 107.
Special event winners for
closest to the pin and target drive
shots included: Eileen Padberg,
Sandi Hanna, Roger Schoonover,
Peggy Fishbum, Dave Mitchell,
Rosemary Boe, Kerry Pettyjohn,
Juanita Martin, Lana Orr, Jan
Paustian, Robanai Disque, Jiggs
Bowman and Roy Martin.
Awards were also given to
several golfers for chip-ins, pay-
balls (low score on a hole) and
unique feats of golfing skills or
“ m isfortune”.
Sunday’s play featured team
net best ball competition which
was won by the team of Ed and
Bev Gunderson, Ray and Deena
Reid, Frank Bailey and Darla
Richards in the morning and the
team of John Edmundson, Vicki
Brookshire, Harry and Michelle
Fray and Dave and Trish Gunder
son in the afternoon.
John and Pat Edmundson was
this year’s tournament chairper
sons. Mike and Cindi Doherty
will chair the tournament next
year.
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Entries will be received from 1
to 8 p.m. August 18 and 8 to 10
a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Show committee chairmen in
clude: Birdine Tullis and Pat Pet
tyjohn, staging; Jean Nelson, en
tries and classification; Donna
Bergstrom, placement and clerk;
Jane Rawlins, judge; Delta Huber
hospitality. Rawlins is general
chairman. For more information
call 676-9435.
Look out for
phone scam
Be on the lookout for bogus
phone sales claiming to benefit
the Pioneer Memorial Hospital,
A dm inistrator Kevin Erich
warns.
“ People are calling Home
Health individuals selling window
cleaning, and saying the sales
benefit the hospital. They do
not,” Erich said last week.
Bob and Anne Aberg
Bob and Anne Aberg of
Sedona, Arizona, spent the
weekend in Heppner on a
“ roots” tour learning about
Anne’s mother, Margaret Barratt
Heltzel.
Anne, 55, is a native of Salem,
where her dad and mother were
avid golfers. Her dad, John
Heltzel, was an attorney and one
of the founders of the Illahe Hills
Golf and Country Club.
Bob, 61, is a graduate of Pur
due University and retired to the
“ Red Rock” country of Sedona
two years ago. He had an ad
ministrative position with the
U.S. Navy in research and
development and was a key man
in the field of radar and electronic
warfare.
Anne graduated from the
University of Oregon and met
Bob on a blind date while visiting
her uncle Chuck Heltzel, a
former public utilities commis
sioner
for
O regon,
in
Washington, D.C.
A nne’s m other, the late
Margaret Barratt Heltzel, was
bom in Heppner in 1909 to
William B. and Eliza Barratt. She
was the younger sister to Garnet
Barratt, former Heppner rancher
and county judge. She moved to
Portland with her father and
mother in 1926 and graduated
from Grant High School and from
the University of Oregon in 1930.
While in Heppner, the Abergs
said they were thrilled with the
Morrow County Museum. “ It
gives us a valuable insight how
our ancestors (the Barratts) lived
in those early days,” says Bob
Aberg. Both were impressed by
the scope of materials presented,
especially on the Heppner flood.
With Floyd Jones of Heppner
and her cousin Jim Barratt of
Corvallis as guides, the Abergs
drove 12 miles out of town to visit
the former Sand Hollow Ranch
where the Barratts lived. The
William Barratt family narrowly
escaped the Heppner flood as
they had moved back to Sand
Hollow to put up the hay. Their
Heppner home that was destroyed
by the flood stood at the location
of the current Sweeney Mortuary.
The Barratts rebuilt on the same
site and Margaret Barratt lived at
that location.
Anne Aberg has received a lot
of background material from cor
respondence with Ruth McCabe
of the Morrow County Historical
Society, of which she is a
member.
As a local sidelight, the Abergs
are Episcopalians in Sedona and
their rector is Father Kerrie
Newhardt, who lived in Montana
with Bishop Jackson Gilliam, a
native of Heppner.
Anne would like anyone who
remembers her mother to share
with her by mail at her home ad
dress: 25 Sitgreaves Ct.. Sedona,
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