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May 27 In the aMuflum mi
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llel.t. .ri)fl Jept-n. frtat)
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ini.i ko-frtarv tirauter: Mail
I K n M(.l'H. annual editor: Jen
J Martin, paper editr; Judy Mr
ean, Mf belle Mrtlin ami i-r
aldlne M rran, rr.eetle.l-rs The
farmer offuer Installed thrm
and presented them with pin
They ere Greg I,C)Vi, prei
dent; Ifc.b AKir, vice president;
Karen Lundell. secretary tree
urer; Paula Barak, Annual cdl
tor; Michelle MirTln. paper
editor; and Mary Fmert. Bren
da Tonwnd and Judy Morgan,
cheerleader.
Mis !:) iK'I l. senior class ad
visor kh presented with a gift
by rhll Emert. and Mr Hedman.
freshman, advisor, wa prin
ted a gift by Kathy Rea.
raTftrW Tee Cup
If Jatale las art
The ! tup ia brim full tht
-rk ad tHe main lrtfrcduM
in It l.lrikti.ji Mt uC.hi(i
f Mith th aJvrld blue klr
and Maim vrttirr. our link
us ihi il to ur th Kuifrf )k a
ilr. if rup t th nt family.
Thu t'U) int In th mrni
Sunday nu'riilni rutr.jwtlt Ion
ffe LaVrre Van Martyr Sr
I'a) fi..fs. IVfjumii, Walt Jarttba.
( hnt Miuarri. rhll Mahiir',
Judj; CattnUhael. Harry O'lun
nrll, llrb Ukatrum. AmbriM
Chajln. I'hll Blakni-y and Uiik
Mi-ndor. Itay had buth low gruM
and low nt mvre, Clint made
he luncrtt drive vn no 6 and
Van" wai clusrt to the pin on
no 3.
Sunday afternoon Bob and
Suzanne Jcpucn were In charge
f the organized (day whlrh waa
two ball fourome. The part
Tii.ini? awuidt were irlvrn to ner were hay Koblnnon and
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Mhith rntitld h-r to ttut frw
lum h vlwrt by tha Withlnf WrIL
Ikm fujjet the men's Sunday
mrnittir (i n-.i-rtition and the
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the following by Gilbert Lujan
(or 30 worda a minute. Tom Mar
tin. Stephen Klley. Joe Palmer,
Greg Leyva. Judy Morgan, Shar
on Crabtree, Theresa Ksfeb, Lin
da llelmblgner; and Bob Akers
10 words a minute, Michelle Mor
rlnon, C-raldine a organ, Carol
Ann Talmer, Fran.-la IUa. Um
White. Evelyn .rpsen. Sherry
Bnon: Marilyn Morgan, 45
words; for f0 words, faula Barak
Karen Lundell, Dalene MrDon
aid, Jean Martin; Charlene Jones
CO word.-.
BKikkeeplng awards were pre
sented to Karen Lundell, Melvln
Martin and Phil Emert.
Senior achievement awards
were given by Arnie Hodman to
Melvln Martin, Linda Heimblg
ner and Karen Lundell.
A senior award in Journalism
was given to Linda Helblgner by
Mr Lujan.
Mrs Earl McCabe, American
Legion Auxiliary Americanism
chairman, presented awards to
Charlene Jones and Melvln Mar
tin. Winners In a contest. Volley-
MabogM Birch. Sen uPlball awards were presented by
i"x4x8 Plyrensr. 11 981 Miss Reynolds to Mary Emert,
sheet iBrenda Townsend, Judy Morgan,
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Judy Morgan,
Linda Helmblgner, Sharon Crab
tree, Jean Martin, and Dalene McDonald.
Charles Hudson presented ath
letic awards to Melvln Martin,
Francis Rea, John Swanson, Jack
Raymond Ferguson, Suzanne Jep.
son and CreMon Itoblnson. VI
Unham and Bob Frlnk. "Van"
and Doreen Jacobs, "Grib" and
I. Dee and Walt Jactibs, Jayne
Frlnk and Conley Lanham. VI
By MARTHA MATTCSON
Mrs L L Flowers left Friday
fr Molalla to vlkit her folks as
her father is very lit
Mr and Mrs Steve Klnrald and
Tom Haward Jr of Heppner vis
iter! with friends here Saturday
on their way to John Day and
Canyon City.
Mr and Mrs Herb Dipeland
and family of Salem were here
Saturday for a visit with her
rother and family, the Stanley
Boyers,
The summer Bible school for
children from aur years up will
start May 3i at the Community
church with Rev Thomas the
leader. The school will run
through Friday. June 10 except
and Bob shot low gro score of fr Saturday and Sunday. There
win be a program Friday even
31 and Grib and I had second
low gross with a 35.
Among those also seen on the
course hunrtay were mid and
Cathy Collins. Hael and Phil
Ma honey, Eddie and Bev Gunder-
son. Velma Glass and Bill Blake.
OVERHEARD: . . . that "Judge"
Carmlchael eagled no 8 and has
been shooting Just a few strokes
over par consistently this last
week . . . that both Jayne Frlnk
and Bill Blnke broke Into the
hlrties Monday (Jayne with a
3G and Bill carded a 38) . . .
that Raymond and Eddie both
shot 31's this weekend . . . that
Creston Robinson missed a hole
one on no 3 by about 18
Inches . . . that Bob Frlnk's drive
on no 8 was about five feet from
the cup (now that's what you
ould call a long straight drive)
. . . that Paul Helnrlchs played
his first game of golf this week
end and shot a 42 . . . that
arry had a little beo trouble
Sunday morning (and the bees
eren't In his bonnet) . . . that
Phil Blakney looked pretty
flashy In his bermudas.
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r.nlfir on thf ronr; Mnii.
Crum, Bob Akers, Wayne Hams, da wpre tne Edde GundprsonSi
Tom Martin, Joe Palmer. Bob th rnnJov t.9nhm. th w
Rice, Roland Ekstrom and Greg .c,inff. tho nrihhi,
Leyva. Fun gifts were presented fhc CUnt McQuarrlM and Susle
the Phil Mahoneys, the Harry
Ing to which all are Invited.
Mr and Mrs Richard Martin
and daughter have moved their
trailer house here from Prlne
vllle where he will work for the
state forestry this summer.
Hankie Cupper Is home for thi
summer from school at JUa
Grande.
Mr and Mrs Ned Sweek and
family of Heppner were here for
the weekend visiting his mother
Dflsla Sweek, his sister, Mr and
Mrs George Cajxin. and her sis
ter and family, the Ivan En-
rights of Long Creek.
Mr and Mrs Ansll Martin and
sons of Prlnevllle were here for
a week visiting their folks, Mr
and Mrs Ernie Johnson and the
Henry Martins,
Mrs June Hutchison, her father
Joe Whltaker. Mr and Mrs David
Hutchison, and Mrs Tony Hutch
Ison drove to KInzua Sunday to
meet Tony Hutchison when he
got off work. They brought him
here to visit over the holidays
with his folks from Salt Lake
City.
Mr and Mrs Bill Howell and
children of Spray have moved
to the Frank Howell ranch on
Wall Creek.
Mr and Mrs Gustof Peterson
and sons drove Mrs Cora Dens-
ill
Wrangler Ride Held
At Dougherty Ranch
H-f-rr Wjar.iltj Club mra
U-rt rwt recently at the Jwy
Uughmy ranch at Sand JIulU-
fur a in potlutk dinner and
an afternoon of rontrta.
Wlnnrrs lUtrd fuf th day
were:
Polrbrnders. 13 years and un
drr. Jim Barclay. flrt. Michelle
Miller. rcond; Ruby Fulleton
third. In the 13 to 17 rar old
group. Cliff l.rrrn placed first
Diane rulleton. fterund. B-ubby
FetMh third In the senior div
ision. B.b Steagalt was flrt. Ju
Ycum second, Barbara Steagall
thlnt
Figure eight stake race: 13
and under, first Marcla Jones;
second Carl Lueianl; and Ruby
Fulleton. third. Ages 13 through
17. Mailene Fetach. first; Bobby
retsch. second; and Tom Mar
tin, third. Senior division winner
was Rolce Fulleton; Bob Steagall.
second; and Cornett Green third.
Sack race winners among 13
years and under. Jim Barclay,
first; Michelle Miller, second;
Ruby Fulleton, third. Senior div
ision winners. Barbara Steagall.
first; Tom Martin, second; and
Charlie Daly, third.
Musical ropes. 12 and under,
first. Marcla Jones; and second
Becky Fulleton. Thirteen through
17 years, first, Marlene Fetsch
second. Bobby Fetsch; and third,
Diane Fulleton. Seniors. Cliff
Adair, first; Bob Steagall, second
and Barbara Steagall, third.
winners in the barrel race,
12 and under, first. Jimmy Bar
clay; second, Michelle Miller
and third. John Lindsay. Thlr
teen through 17, Diane Fulleton,
first; Marlene Fetsch, second
and Bobby Fetsch, third. Seniors,
Cliff Adair, first; Barbara Steag
all. second: and Bob Steagall,
third.
The winning bat relay team
was made up of Bob Steagall
Jerry fxjj:herty and Jim Steagall
';iiR2 mvoM ( litre Full
tun. fcuu fuUHt-n and CUff
Adair,
Ui tr.r rs!f r-?- Cl:f
Adair, first; ChaiUe la!.
utd, and CnHt Green third.
Jki.t rt'piiiS. f;'t il'n
wlnnrfs were Tad Miller. ft;
J!m Steagall. aeconJ; and B-'b
.Stragall. third, Svond -ctlvn
was won by Jim Steaall, firat;
Cliff Adair. sund; and Cliff
Grrrn, third.
to Mr Hudson and Mr Hedman
Lona White sang, "Twlxt Twelve Q'Donnells Jayne Frlnk the Bud more ,0 SoattIe whcre sne w
and Twenty," accompanied by Collins', Bill Blake, Tony Mc- vislt a ncPncw More returnii
ine senior cur0i
r t 11 ft. 1 I ' '
rwa.i-n LU.iuui. llic 3 e II 1 o r rIlirn Mfl(f U11(,hw Trrll
a. n.eyemeiu awara m sports- BonRO, La Verne Van Marter , Vel
iniMMUii was prt-semta io rmi ma GlasSi the Dick Meadors and
r.men; ine oaseoau niumg a- th Phi, Rinknevs
ward to Tom Martin! nr-lilpvn. I
mpnt thl,.ti,- nwarHa (n The gal golfers playing in our
Martin and Greg Leyva. These ladieS day C()mPetltion Tuesday
wore nrranntoH hv Mr TT,.,lnn Lucille Peck, VI Lanham,
who iweivod olfr ,nhnmoro Roberta Dougherty, Faye Ruhl
r " I I t rir y-i i t t
advisor from Wav Hams Kooinson, com iMorene, inez
J tfnn,n. T T 1 TU If.l
Grant Rlgby presented senior "V, " 1
nphlnvnmont nu.nrHa onH P-'"'. "ehier wreswiCK, Kum van
arshlns to i.in.in itoLhi-nn, nri w,nk,e- Maxlne Gray, Cathy Col
Karen Lundell. He was presen- 1 , e ,
tH ,nh iff no .,i, New golf balls were given to
hv Rnh RIpa ij-ucijic xor unving cioscsi iq me
" o n.n m i
One of the hichliehts of the K1" " " ' amy l"r naving
,,! ,,, tu -.,., i., iiif mosi sevens on ner score
the 1960 annual to Mrs Franklin CardI a,ld Vi andf Fay,e tied fo
Ely. The annual was dedicated ,pal;rln,g the st hol?f;
tf TVtro n no .... ""u
teacher in the lone schools. She
has taught 17 consecutive vears David Rietmann home, the main
In the trades here and Is now meal at the Berl Akers home
the 4th grade teacher. She taught and ,ne Pnr,v and dessert at the
7V4 vears In different schools he. Kay Helmblgner home. Other
fore teachine In lone. Paula mothers of the senior class as
Barak made th nmsontntlnn slsted
ng
home to Canada. She has been
visiting here with nieces Ruth
Peterson and Cora Stubblefleld
since March 24 when her sister,
Louise Scott passed away.
Mr and Mrs Tony Wyatt moved
to Mitchell last week.
Mrs Ellen Moore of Heppner
came In Thursday for the holl-1
days with her relatives.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Slocum
was here from The Dalles for
a week on business.
Mr and Mrs Bill McCoy drove
to Pendleton Friday on business.
Jack Harris was in Portland
for five days on business.
Mr and Mrs Harry W Scott
and son Robert spent the week
end at Vale with his folks.
Mr and Mrs Roger Howell of
Portland spent the weekend here
visiting relatives.
Mrs June Hutchison drove to
John Day the 23rd to meet Mr
and Mrs David Hutchison of Salt
Lake City.
Mrs Wrilla Mae Jones O'Rourke
and children, Mrs Wayne (Case)
Jones and son of Enterprise were
visiting friends and relatives this
week.
Mrs Moya Bllman drove to
Long Creek Tuesday to attend
the funeral services for her uncle,
Delbert Williams.
Clayton Sweek of Springfield
came In for the weekend to Join
his family who had come a week
ago to visit her sister, Mrs Stella
McCarty.
Mrs Bill McCoy will leave
Tuesday for California to visit
her sister before they move to
Alaska.
Coupons Aid OSC'i
Azalea House
31C2 Betty Cfwtker coupons
rre gathered by th women cf
nlonthe w-vt-n Morrow county t
trnun units and prrwr.lrd to
the girls of Aralri House f Ote
Con State College, according to
Lther Klrml. Morrow county
cktensiun agent
Azalea House, built by the rx
tension women of Oregon In
13 IS. is a cooperative woman's
residence hall on the Oregon
State campus. It has a rapacity
of M students who are recom
mended by their county exten
sion committee. County popula
tion determines the quota of
Azalea House' residents for each
county.
Motrow county girls who have
resided In Azalea House Include
Patsy and Janet Wright, and
Carole Anne Anderson of Hep
pner; Carlene Rhea, Echo; San
dra Rhea. Echo has been recom
mended for the house this fall.
Betty Crocker coupons were
collected by unit women all over
the state to furnish silverware
for the cooperative college home.
lone Youth to
Attend J E S S I
JCrr.nrth Lnn fm
trnJ trie iJ annual J E S S I
fur t Uh i fcr,J
ftf-i..n Stat CV: in" In (ral
lis, June 13 u 1 The JESS!
fuf jrilU l! I Irl4 l U'firU
ii.lWj.-e at the .am li.f.e. T!.ee
letters atand fur JuhU I"
inrrra and Sticntuts Summer
ntute and Is an rfJurt to
broaden the student hoU'i
mi that h-n d ll r.s are made
about c dlege ir-j;ram !
careers they are made wt'h
teCigenco. Cut!y changes are
thus avoided. The students are
grouvl In tiacs of about 21
members each, They are under
the direction of the sjwlalut
from the several sclent ims ana
engineer department of the hct
Institutes.
Students from Oregon, Wash-
Incton and California win at
tend. Kenneth Lynn 1 a Junior
In the lone high school and the
m - a tie I aU
Son 01 Mr ana lir Mnnrin
Smouse. lie will stay In Weather-
ford hall while at Oregon State
College.
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Mr Shockley awarded the class
of 19(0 as the outstanding class.
Phil Emert received the trophy.
Afterwards dancing was en
oyed with Mrs Noel Dobyns
playing the electric organ.
The seniors went to Seattle
last weekend for their skip day.
Those taking cars were Wayne
Rietmann, Mr and Mrs Charles
Jones, Mr and Mrs James Mon
roe and Miss Ann Reynolds.
While In Seattle they saw the
movie, Ben Hur.
T. . .1.. a
juuy .morgan was chosen as
princess for the Aqua Capers of
Uermiston, Judy is a Junior In
the lone high school, is a good
swimmer and very active in ath
letics and a I II club member.
She Is the daughter of Mr and
Mrs Lloyd Morgan.
The seniors enjoyed a progres
sive dinner Saturday evening.
They were served cocktails at the
Gar Leyva home; salad at the
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