FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 2 8 ,1 9 9 9
St. Patrick's students receive first communion
(L-R) Kelsey Meyer, Maggie Armato, Jordan Graff, Joe Pranger, Eddy
Collins, Adrian Clement
Six students o f St. Patrick's
Parish, Kelsey Meyer, Maggie
Armato, Jordan Graff, Joe
Pranger, Eddy Collins and
Adrian Clement, received their
first Holy Communion on
Sunday.
The students had prepared for
this
occasion
since
last
September under the guidance of
Mike Armato.
Servers for the Mass were
Robert Worden and David
Flynn; music was provided by
Jean Strange and Valerie
Campbell, Faye Seitz, Faith
Healy and Janet Greenup.
Heppner Junior/Senior High releases honor roll
H eppner Junior High/High
School lists its honor roll and hon­
orable mention for third quarter,
1998-99. Following are the stu­
dents who qualify:
Seventh grade honor roll: Blake
Allstott, Bradie Davis and Luke
Murray, all 4.; honorable mention-
C helsea A nderson, L indsey
Clough, Brian Haguewood, Ste-
fanie Hanson, Kiel Naims, Brooke
Rust, Matt Young.
Eighth grade honor roll: Lacey
Matteson and Darren Van Cleave,
both 4., Bradley Adams, Sally Cal­
vert, D aniel Jepsen, C onor
Kilkenny, Marcy Miller, Douglas
Orwick, Whitney Shenitt, Tylynn
Smith, Ashley Ward, Nicole Wil­
son; honorable mentio^-Ponald
Adams, Dawn De Boer, Cindy
Gall, Genia Grant, Megan Healy,
C layton H enderson, R achel
Howard, Jesse Kempas.
Freshmen honor roll: Shelley
Bowling League
Koffee Kup Keglers
Week of March 25
W
L
37
The BJs
15
MCGG
29
23
No Pin Hitters
2114
30/4
The Dregs
1614
3514
High game: LaJuana McKenzie 190,
Lu villa Sonstgard 183.
High senes: LaJuana McKenzie 504,
Joan Smith 493.
Splits Karen Wildman 2-7.
Week of April 1
W
L
38
38
The BJs
24
32
MCGG
22'/.
33'/,
No Pin Hitters
19’/ ,
36'/,
The Dregs
High game: Iris Campbell 203, Janet
Beamer 176.
High series: Janet Beamer 504, LaJuana
McKenzie 481.
Week of April 8
W
L
41
19
The BJs
27
33
MCGG
24'/,
35’/ ,
No Pin Hitters
2114
3814
The Dregs
High game: Iris Campbell 184, Betty
McDonald 176, Peggy Michel 175.
High series: Iris Campbell 489, Luvilla
Sonstegard 482, Joan Smith 481.
Splits Peggy Michel 3-6-7-10.
Week of April 15
W
L
43
21
The BJs
34
30
MCGG
37’/ ,
No Pin Hitters
26'/,
39’/ ,
The Dregs
2414
High game: Peggy Michel 184.
High series Peggy Michel 462.
Splits: Joan Smith 5-10.
Births
Sydney Rhea Qualls-a
daughter Sydney Rhea was bom
April 10, 1999 in LaGrande to
Dodie Givens and John Qualls.
The baby weighed 9 lbs. 1 oz. and
was 21'/«” long.
M aternal grandparents are
John and Sandra Goodell of Alma.
Arkansas and paternal grandpar­
ents are Rosco and Kay Rene
Qualls o f Heppner
Rietmann, 4., Meghan Bailey,
Jonathan Bennett, Bradley Bow­
man, Jodie Carlson; honorable
m ention-Brett Barber, Jessica
Bash, K evin D rake, Jessica
Gutierrez, Stefan Matheny, Julie
Proctor, B rian R ust, Paula
Spicerkuhn, Samuel Van Liew,
Teresa Victorio.
Sophomores honor roll: Amber
Flaiz and Lindsey Ward, both 4.,
Krista Adams, Blake Knowles,
David Piper, Craig Scott, Melinda
Smith, Amanda Sneddon, Scott
Van Winkle; honorable mention-
Mathew Baker, Kelli Bates, Sa-‘
rah Eckman, San Juanita Elgueza-
bal, Ryan M atteson, M arissa
M cC abe, K yle M cD aniel, ^
■Danielle McDowell, Justin Wood, 5
’BrartdAn Ycftfllg.
Juniors honor roll: Trisha
Adams, Cody Bellamy, Macy
Rhea, Ashley Ropp, M ichael
Schonbachler and Matthew Van
Liew, all 4., Clint Bellamy, Joseph
Bourne, Jeff Currin, Leah Denton,
Lindsay Greif, Casey Ingraham,
Abby Kahl, Kristen M arshall,
Laurie Michael, Justin Nelson,
Kimberly Pointer, Tracy Rankin,
Katie Sherritt; honorable mention-
Chris Bowman, Stephanie Clough,'
Stanley Cutsforth, Amy Drake,
Corey M iller, Amy Papineau,
Darrin Ployhar, Jacob Roy, Luiza
Saenz, Jeffrey Sneddon, Allison
Sykes, Heidi Turrell.
S eniors honor ro ll: Tim
Dickenson, 4., Jill Barber, Brooke
Boyer, Bias Elguezabal, Kathleen
G reenup, D erek G underson,
Janelle Healy, Jaci Hughes, Chris­
tine Kenny, Shane M atheny,
Bobbie Rankin, Julie Watkins; hon­
orable mention-Jared Eckman,
Brian Knowles, Sarah Monahan,
Arigela Munkers, Amber Peck,
Riley Tingue, Kristi Worden.
W .C.C.C. Golf
WCCC Ladles’ Play
Tuesday, April 20
Low gross o f the field: Karen
Wildman (42).
Low net o f the field: Lorrene
Montgomery and Betty Christ­
man (26).
4-H News
Least putts o f the field: Jenny
Reynolds (13).
Incredible Edible 4-H Club
Flight A: low gross-Luvilla
By Shelby Krebs
The Incredible Edible 4-H Club Sonstegard; low net-Carol Norris;
met April 22 at the lone Fire least putts-Bev Gunderson.
Flight B: low gross-Deborah
Hall. The meeting began with
each
member
telling
an Kendrick; low net-Joyce Dinkins;
interesting fact they learned least putts-none.
Flight C: low gross-Jackie
about eggs. Members then made
"Egg Men," a cute project done Allstott; low net-Della Heideman;
by hollowing out raw eggs, least putts-none.
filling them with dirt and then
Long drive: Karen Wildman,
planting grass seed, which Lorrene M ontgom ery, D ella
sprouts and serves as hair.
Heideman.
Staying in the "egg-citing"
KP first shot: Betty Christman.
meeting theme, members made
KP second shot: K aren
cream puffs, deviled eggs, and
Wildman.
cheeseburger pie, with all three
Long putt: Jackie A llstott,
products using eggs.
10’9”.
Present were Abby Key, Jeff
Most shots on mystery hole:
Hunt, Barbara and Stephanie
Jenny
Reynolds and Bev Gunder­
Holland, teen leaders Jessica and
Shelby Krebs and guest Thomas son.
Holland.
Obituaries
William Louis Smith
William Louis Smith, 85, died
Monday, April 19,1999. Funeral
service was held Friday, Apnl 23,
1999 in the Beacon Hill Ward of
the Church o f Jesus Christ o f Lat­
ter-day Saints. Interment was at
Heppner Masonic Cemetery.
Mr. Smith was bom April 11,
1914, in Egin, Idaho, and was
raised in Spokane, Washington.
He owned Lake City Furs and
then Smitty’s Floor Covenng, both
in Seattle, before his retirement in
about* 1969, when he moved to
Beaverton. He was a member of
the Beacon Hill W ard o f the
church. In 1936, he married Jessie
Whorrall; they later divorced.
Survivors include his daughters,
D arlene S croggm s-K em p o f
Heppner, Norma Jean Kritsonis of
N orth O gden, U tah, K aren
Hughes o f Riverside, California
and Wilma A. Guffey o f Lake
Chelan, Washington; brothers,
Keith L. of Lake Forest Park,
Washington and Lloyd o f Fall
Brook, California; sisters, Oleda
Cunningham, Velma Avery and
Laray Whittle, all o f Spokane*
Washington; 16 grandchildren and
13 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests remem­
brances to the Missions Fund of
his church.
A rrangem ents
are
by
Donelson, Sewell and Mathews
Mortuary in Hillsboro.
Donald E. Haugen
both his parents, his brother
Cemetery.
Donald Linnell was bom July Charles, step-brothers Harold
14, 1923, on a ranch in Mayville and Elwood Hartfield, and a
to Charles and Jessie Koch step-sister Martha Anderson.
Survivors include his wife of 51
Linnell (Hartfield).
years,
Maxine o f Hermiston;
He attended schools in
sons, Rodney and wife Bonnie
Mayville and graduated from
Arlington High School.
He o f The Dalles and Brock and
enlisted in the U.S. Army Air wife Marie o f Hermiston;
daughter, Marci Thorsen and
Corps in December of 1941
serving in active duty in England husband Eric of Vancouver,
WA; grandchildren, Rodney Jr,
with the 211th, AAF, BA, and
was honorably discharged as a and wife Camie of Las Vegas,
NV, Brenda o f The Dalles,
corporal in September, 1945.
Phoebe o f Austin, Texas, J.W.
On June 4, 1947, he married
Lundell o f La Grande, and
Maxine Zastrow at a ceremony
in The Dalles. After working for Patrick and Brady of Hermiston;
two great grandchildren, Karlee
Caterpillar Tractor, they moved
and Mackenzie; brother Dick of
to a wheat and cattle ranch near
Coppercenter,
Alaska; and
Arlington, where they raised
numerous
nieces
and nephews.
registered Angus and quarter
Memorials may be made to the
horses. He enjoyed helping his
Vange John Memorial Hospice
three children with their 4-H
645 W. Orchard, suite 6
projects.
Hermiston, Oregon 97838.
In 1972 they moved from the
ranch to operate the Nugget
Motel, which they had relocated
Funeral services for Evan Rill
from the old town o f Boardman
were held Monday, April 26,
to the new town in 1965. He and
1999,
in
Ellensburg,
his wife also owned the
Washington. He died April 19,
Pendleton Travel Lodge from
1999, in Yuma, Arizona.
1976 to 1979. They sold the
Evan Rill was bom January
Nugget and moved to Pendleton
29, 1926 in Heppner. He lived
to enjoy the fishing and
with his parents, Leonard and
snowmobiling in the Blue
Ninon
Huston Rill on the family
Mountains.
Later
they
farm in the Eightmile area. In
purchased an apartment complex
1946 he married Nancy E.
in Hermiston, built a new home
Brasfield.
They moved to
and moved to Hermiston in
Washington in 1953, first to the •
1996.
Block 11 area near Othello and
He was active in various
then to the Kittitas Valley.
organizations over the years. He
Nancy
Rill passed away in
was a charter member o f the
November 1984.
Condon BPOE, Gilliam County
Evan Rill was preceded in
Fair Board, Gilliam County
death
by his parents, wife
Lions Club, Arlington Saddle
Nancy, son Leonard, and brother
Club, Mid-Columbia Saddle
Noel.
Survivors include
Club,
the
Oregon
Trail
daughters
Ninon
Rill o f Thorp,
Snowmobile Club, Morrow
WA,
and
Mary
Denham,
County Board of Equalization,
Ellensburg,
WA;
and
sons
Mike,
and
the
Oregon
Angus
Rex
and
Doug,
all
of
Ellensburg,
Association. His other interests
sisters Charlene Thomas and
included hunting, fishing and
Sharon Trout; brothers Myron,
traveling throughout the United Cecil, Lynn and William; and
States and the world.
nine grandchildren and many
He was preceded in death by nieces and nephews.
Evan Leonard Rill
Donald E. Haugen, formerly of
Heppner, passed away on Sunday,
April 25, 1999 at the age o f 69
after a long illness. A private fu­
neral service will be held.
M r. H augen was born in
Rugley, North Dakota on Octo­
ber 22, 1929, to John and Opal
Haugen.
He enlisted in the U.S. Navy
in 1947 and retired as a Chief
Petty Officer in 1970.
M r. Haugen and his w ife,
Shirley, moved to Heppner in 1989,
where he worked for the Morrow
County Fair and Rodeo and was
a handyman for the community.
He is survived by his wife,
Shirley; three daughters, Linda
Brooks of Fairfield, California, |
Carolyn Kight o f Heppner, and I
Debbie Randle o f Suisun City,
California; son, John Haugen o f
Cashmere, Washington; brothers, |
Rick and John o f Pasco, Wash- |
ington, and Woody o f Denver,
Colorado; sisters, Margie, Joann
and Darlene o f Portland, and ,
Arlene from Virginia; 10 grand­
children; five great-grandchildren
and 36 nieces and nephews.
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Donald Lawrence Linnell, 75,
Hermiston, died at his home on
Friday, April" 12.
Memorial services were
Wednesday April 28, at Bums
Mortuary Chapel in Hermiston.
Private family burial of cremains
will be in the Hermiston
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