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Htttntn GAZETTE TIMES. TfcutdgT. Many Students Gel Awards at Annual School Assembly Award assembly was hll t lleppner Mfh wtiool My t with many award flvrn for out standing wofk Th award lur science Irom the Oregon rhiwr t American Chemical Society lor outstanumg mik In the field chemistry went to Kenneth Dajceit, Ttie Undt-wood Corporation f, ntitntandlnc commiT- rial student was presented Jeanne Schmidt. In Journalism, the Hehbch award to editor of the school paper went to Barbara wcwen and Neal I'crsland. The Mustang award to the editor was pre Rented Bob Nichols. 'j.nw Si-hmldt and Ann Jonea were riven the award from the National Association 01 iwmni vt French for outstanding per formance on standardized French test. In mathematics, the high on v.ilnnnl f athrmaticg test award went to Dennis Firgeson. Second hlfih was Beverly UiaKe ano third was John Cason. Sandra Harshman was pre sented the Troctor and Gambi award as outstanding clrl In home economics. Chapter degree for Future Homemakers of America went to Sandra Harshman, Rose Nash. Llbby Van Scholack, Dorthy Wil son. Marlene Orlffln, and Bernlce Thomson. Junior Homemaker degree In Future Homemakers of America went to Ginger Springer. Ann Jones, Jennifer Brindle. Kathy Haworth. Llbby Van Scholack, Rose Nash, Shannon Mahoney, Jackie Brindle. Marlene Fctsch, and Ronnie Belsma. Band letters were awarded Rodney Ayers, Jennifer Brindle, Carol Burkenblne, Richard Clark. John Cleveland, DIanne Fulle ton, Lyle Hopper. Bob Massey, Cheryl McGhec, Thyllls Nelson, Stephen rock, Marie Pettyjohn, Carolyn Slocum, Laura Lee Sum ner and Gene Wallace. Band pins were awarded Bev erly Blake. Sandra Campbell, Don Clark, Norma Fergeson and Judy Schmidt. Chorus letters went to juuy Hamilton, John Trlvett, James Steugall, Carol Tholbcrg, Bernlce Thomson, Richard Vinson and Franclne Moyer. Senior pins In music were pre sented Elaine Laird, Feme Al bert, Tom Green, Dennis Camp bell, Effle Lane and LeNona Hopper. Receiving letters In track were Jim Steagall, Bruce Moyer, Archie Ball, Dun Brosnan and Eddie Howard. Receiving letters in baseball were Larry Tibbies, Shnn Apple- 38 Attend Reunion Of Boardman High BOA RUM AN There w ere .. i.. .ii-mtl the f run Ion graduating cla-s of Bardm Ki,.h I for the vrars 1013 3 at the grange hall June 4. There was a put luck dinner at noon. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don i.. iinK.fh Slaneer) and VW ' -. - - - - - ...i.. ,...Mrr Mr. ana Mrs. Will - - . . George Wkklaruler and three children. Jessie trcirwmr w ........ . Mra. Gilbert Fet I !. " " . . . leys (Sybil Macomberi and tneif daughter. Mrs Kicnara r.i-ri Kirk, all of Fen 1 4a hit m if - - - dleton: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Denny Esther Jones . :cauir, " " Mr. and Mrs. Mike Heaiy ana three children or roruana; mi. Mr. Tharlca Smith of MC- Mlnnvllle; George Graves of It Mr and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe and daughters Sandra and Teresa. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Baker and daughter Carolyn. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skoubo and children David and Jannell. and Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Moore and son Alan, all of Boardman. Mr and Mrs. Larry Thorpe are the parents of a daughter born May 29 at me uikki ancpunu hospital In Hermlston. She has been named Judith tiaine. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorne and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton of Boardman. The great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Faul Smith of Union. The baby weighed seven pounds, two ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crouch and sons Jim, Fat and Danny return ed home June 5 from a five day fivMrid trio to Diamond Lake. They were accompanied by hla rrmthnr Mrs. Clara Crouch of The Dalles, and his brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Klrby of Frlnevllle. Mr. Ed Boothman and chil dren David, Mary and Roger, re turned home June 5 rrom a week's visit with her mohter, Mrs. A. C. Irwin, In Colvllle, Wn. While there they went to casn- mnr u'n . to attend graduation nvprrisps. where Mrs. Boothman'a niece, Mary Elizabeth Perry, was among the graduates, iney aiso attended the wedding of her Jaenueline Newell, and Clifford Smart at Wenatchee, Wn. gate, Larry Green, LeRoy Gard ner, Tom Glass, Dick Springer, Kennv Smith, Bill Cox. John Ca son. Rodney Ayers, Bill Monagle, Ladd Dick and Daryl Dick. Junior varsity baseball letters went to Doug Dubuque, Dick Clark, John Cele, Joel Yackley and Gene Wallace. Mr. ana mm. nuymM John spent Memorial Day visit ing the Howard Pettyjohn and Ray Ayers families. "SAVE - PAYS" TsxcowwT!ooY V, Easy to Open V lasy to "Add to" J lasy to Uso A ifti Better larn'mgs J Insured Safety Up to SWfiOO t 1 ' iTC isy --jifwwrf PLANKED RATE 1960 4 PER ANNUM Phono Salem EM 4-6711 Firs Federal A- Wt urK Lair Aim inAU aVIllgS ASSOCIATION SAIJM, OUEGON CONVEN'FNT COWN'TOvN'N LOCATION 120 CC'-SCAI N f Four Pleod Not Guilty To Burglary Charges Ufy Chart Shoefcley. 20, ItaroW Shock ley. I. Larry Rich, rd Shoekley. 21. nd Richard Le Hardin. S2 all entered not amy pleas on f harfea of burj lary not In a dwelling before Judge W. W. Wells In circuit court June 6. Xliey were represented by At torney John Kottkamp. IVndle- ton. M k . Judge Wrlls M-t dates for their trials of July 12. 13. U nd 19. They ere returned to Umatilla County Jail pendlnf trial. Officers reported two of the fMir had earlier admitted break ing and entry In two achoola In Morrow county May 9. The grand Jury Indicted the four on charget of burglary not In a dwelling. They are also facing break and entry charges In Umatilla county, according to Sheriff C. J. D. Bau-man. W. mmA Mra. hU10 lie kit Y uw in Portland Saturday night and Sunday Junt 3 and 4 to at tend the gift show. lone News ( ttald evaf tietn lo.t waak) Mi Fnr.: Cr:.T::n H t fJ tlent In pioneer Memorial Hos- Greg Tews. Ir.fant n ff Mr. and Mrs. Paul T-w. who was txrn at HermUton on Saturday. June 3. died on Sunday there Skip Fmert Is among the college crowd honse for the sum mer month. Julie RUtmann Is also home afr her graduation. Mr. and Mrs Emeu Christo pherson and Mr, and Mrs. Ernie C'hrtstopherann and family visit ed In lone on Memorial Djy. Recent out of town visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl BTgstrom were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon llutton of Weton. Calif. Mr. and Mrs, llutton ere the par ents of Mrs. Walter Eergstrom. The Huttons also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Art Stefanl. Jr.. and family and with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bergstrom and family. Mr. Stefanl and Roland Berg itrom are brothers of Walter Bergstrom. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sirahm of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. ThompMii and daughur. Eddie, of Kichiand. Wn. were house guests at the home cf Mr. and Mr Ralph Crum as they were hire for graduation exercise Jatk Crum, son of Mr. and Mr. Ralph Crum. was among tha graduating class at lone Mrs. Len Swarti wi hostvas for the June llnuthle club at the home of Mrs. E4 Baker In Lexington on Friday esenlng. Mrs. Rahh Klneal.l received high. Mrs Donald Eubanks low. Mrs. Howard Crowell dr prUe and .W pinochle was won by Mrs. Keith Rea. A Veterans Day program wss presented at the lone Memorial Field on May 30 to honor all the veterans by the lone Ameri can Legion post. The lone high school band played two selections, followed by the Invocation given by Father Spencer of lleppner. Dallas Shotkley. principal of lone high school was the guest speaker. A wreath was placed on the Memorial Plaque and stone to honor the dead, prceecdlng the tn-nedictlon by Father Spencer. Area Youth Receipt College Degrees I4iald Lr Hunt, son (4 Mr Crtr. Hunt, Ux:r.m and Ph)ll;s Carol Nolan, daughter t4 Mr and Mrs. M V. Nolan. Les Iflgton. received Bachelor of Stience degrees In commence ment eerrtws June II at tha University of Oregon. David L- Cos. son of Mr. and Mr. William Co. lleppner. and Wayne L. Soward. mn of Mr and Mr. Earl Soward. llepp ner, m-lvrd bachelor of Science degrees In general studies June 9 at Eastern Oregon Col lege commencemnt. HAUSLXR TO OEA MEET Joe Hausler. lone, took part In the OEA. county unit wwkshop at the OEA Building In Portland June 9 and 10. Hausler Is president of Mor ...... rit. nv'A and Is science and math teacher at lone high school. Mr. and Mrs. Geora Blakaey and children of Seattle were Memorial Day guests or ine i nu Blakney family. Out 4 town ffueats el Mr. d Mr. Atihl Pa4trg and attend le.f tha graduation evercl of Mr. I'aJtH-rgs d tighter. Mry Evelyn Tucker, were Mr and Mra 'rdwin Jut'nrt t.J i n t-f Salem. Mr. and Mr. Eldon Tuck er, tone. Mr and Mr Vernon Padberg of Pendleton, Woodrow Tucker, JanUe Tucker, and Mr. Mary Queen-r all of Stanfleld. Mi. d Mi. HUlatd Brown wert in La Grande June 4 fr Baccalaureate services at East ern Oregon College where their daughter. Virginia Ann I a grad uating senior. She wlil teach In Portland this fall. BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE Olfica Supplies. Oltlca Equip ment Business Machines. IN HEPPNER 1st & 3rd Wek of Eeery Month , DON BALL. Senr. Dept. 120 Mala SU Hermlston Phone JO 7-5114 Zr -7 ? U : ' V ' V w i Shell expertt test for knock byacceerating up steep grade. In another test, that "ftth wheel" in the hack is lowered onto the road to measure mileage precisely. TOP Shell test crew reveals five ways to test your car for top performance-and how the 9 ingredients in todays Super Shell can help you get it To John Baker and John Watson (below) of Shell Research, top performance is a scientific standard. They meas ure it with precision instruments. But any good driver can run a version of their basic tests. Here are five thev recommend. 3V -f hd At ..1 m.m t ' t in nm"t -n' ir n-' i j V Test 1. Quick starting Count the seconds it tales to start vour car. The engine should ''snap to" in about rvo to three second's. A slow start drains your battcrv. And it nuy flood your cylinders, causing performance troubles. If your engine is balky, try Super Shell. It's blended with a friAy ingredient called Buf.;ie to give you quick, easy starts. Test 2. Smooth running Pay close attention to your en gine in traffic. Does it vibrate roughly when you stop for a traffic light? Does it seem to "surge" as you pull away, then falter and fade? The problem may be the wrong blend of gasoline. In summer, for cnii! e.v cessit t' litMf cm make whiter grade g.isoline bubble in the fuel line. Bubbles e.m interfere with the flow, ciusiiig rough running. Shell scientists don't let that happen w ith Super Shell. W hen hot weather threatens, they ad just Super Shell's 9-ingredient formula to give it the correct volatility for smooth summer driving. Test 3. Reserve power On a turnpike, in light traffic, sccelerate suddenly from about thirty miles an hour to the legal limit. Now ask yourself: 1, Did your car accelerate smoothly with no faltcring. no bogging down? 2. Do you have plenty of pow er to spare? If you feel you've "run out of engine," it's time to do some thing about it. Super Shell mav be your an swer. It contains TCP, to help restore power lost to combustion chamber deposits. And another Super Shell in- Super Shell's 9 Ingredients for top performance Super S'icH now conUiins 2 octane boosters, 1 mile age booster, 1 quick-start comoiicr, 1 fast uvrtN up ingredient, I anti-knock mix. 1 gum preventive, I anti-stall ingredient, and new, improved TCP. Tliese nine ingredients all work together to give your car top performance. grcdient, called Platformate, con tains components that release 1 1 per cent more energy than even the finest of 100-octane aviation gasolines. Test 4. Knock Accelerate up a long, steep hill and listen carefully. If you hear a sound like marbles falling into an emptv oil drum, you've got knock. U could cause engine trouble. Take no chances. Switch to Super Shell. Its formula includes no less than three ingredients to fight the various causes of knock. Test 5. Miles per gallon Don't trust your fuel gauge when vou measure miles per gallon. Take these three simple steps and be sure. 1. Start vour test by filling vour tank. Slake sure the gaso line comes up to the brim. Write dow n your mileage reading. 2. Drive in your normal man ner for at least three tankfuls keeping a record of the exact amount you buy. 3. Finally, 11 your tank to the brim again. Add up all the gallons you've bought not counting the initial fill-up in step 1.) Divide this amount into your total miles driven. This gives you your miles per gallon. Try this test with three tank fuls of Super Shell. You'll see what top performance really is. A Bulletin from Shell Research where 1, 997 scientistsare working to make your car go better and better. T'aJfmjrk for ShtU's un,q4 g-..!in .U.m. GwU4 cvntmnmi TCP is cxnertd bt U.S. Pjtent Zi!921t For Shell Petroleum Products Farm Chemicals PAUL PETTYJOHN CO. Dibu,or . l0ne' "9n 1
