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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1965)
fr KEPPNEa CAXITTE TIMES. Tbunderf. MT IS. IHSIlKi- Heppner Budget Remains Within 6 Percent Limit (Continued from P 1) SHUOO tn the fund wa held at that amount. i I u a Interest ac cumulated- No additional fund are rovlded for thta purj the new budget. The ten it a I government d partment idiow an increase In requirements to S-Vi.AM from $Jd.2W, and the poire depart' ment la up Iihily with pro vulon for a new police tar. To tal requirements tn thla depart ment are et at 517.su) a com pared with SHi.HO for the cur rent iear. An Item of $1(X) 1 added to the fire department budget for the purchase of fire hoe and amount provided for personal services is 2.100 a a compared with Sl.fino fur the current year In thU department. Water department budget is down to SIZ180 from SI6.100 for 'the current year and the sewer department Is down to JIT.TJO fivm $19.2fM. Budget hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, June 1. at 8 p.m. In the city hall at whkh time any resident may piear to remonstrate or sjeak on the budget. Glen Ward U chairman of th; budget committee- 'Could Sell Ten Soys Wont Ad User "I could hae wdd ten tatle." id Mr. Don t Janet I Turner alter Inserting a el ifi.il ad In the GaietteTtmcs recently to wll an oak dining tatde. She aold the table shortly AH.r tli ad awearrd and called to have it taken out after one Insertion, but the phone call kept coming from would le purvhaitcra, Aa the old ftaying goen. Ca lotte Times clasMtied ail pay. morrow county schools schedule Mot M Rrlmarv Track meet at A. C Houghton 10:00 a.m. End of Kindergarten at A. C, Houghton." A. C. Houghton student coun cil at 9:K a.m. Riverside High band concert at A. C Houghton 8:00 p.m. Heppner High students clean up day for city of Heppner after noon. Heppner High Sclerose club to OSU and Keed College. Miss Nellie Van Calcar. Inter national Farm Youth Ex change student at Heppner elementary assembly. Mot IS lone High at Umatilla Track Meet A. C. Houghton 8th Grade Field Trip to OMSL and Tortland Zoo. Armed Forces Day at Umatilla Army Depot. Irrigon Committee 411 club meeting at A. C Houghton cafeteria Speaker will be Miss Nellie Van Calcar. IFYE from Jamaica 7:30 p.m. High school sub-district track meet at Moro. Mar IT lone High Bioiogy class field trip to Bull Prairie. Jr. Olympics at Heppner High 1:00 p-m. Men 18 lone 3rd and 4th Grade to Whit man Mission. Parents of Pre school children meet at 2:30 at lone Elemen tary. Mot 19 lone 5th and bth Grade field trip to La Grande. Morrow Women Attend Conclave, Present Memorial Br DONNA GEORGE You Are The Key" was the theme for the UViS Oregon Ex tension Homemakers Council meeting In Corvallis May 4 6. Those attending from Morrow county were Mrs. Carl Rhea f Lexington, representing the county home extension commit- ee and Pine City Extension Unit; Mrs. Warren MeCoy. Irri gon. who Is district direct rr for .illiam, (.rant. Morrow and Umatilla Counties- Mrs. Hand Carpenter and Mrs. William See- hater of the Boardman unit; Mrs. Dcane Graves of the Rhea Creek unit; Mm. Frank Connor of the Heppner unit. Mrs. W. Grayheal. Irrigon unit, an.l Don na George, county extension agent. Special guest speakers and a panel elaborated on the theme, pointing out the important in tluenee of individual homemak era in today's world and chal lenging the delegates to "keep their keys shiny" by seeking continued learning. In addition to business sessions which car ried out state wide activities of home extension women and re reports on national and interna tional endeavors, each delegate1 attended an educational work shop. Mrs. Rhea chose the work shop on careers and youth; Mrs. Graybeal. health; and Mrs. Con nor, safety. The Project Leader Workshop was attended by Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Seehafer and Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. McCoy, who has played an active role In plan ning the convention, participat ed in the public relations and information workshop. Miss George assisted with the Lead ership workshop. A highlight for the Morrow county women was the presen tation of a check by Mrs. Carl Rhea to the State Council treas urer for $650 for the Esther Kir nis Memorial Award. This mon ey will be deposited by the treasurer to draw interest which will be award-hi a deserving college home economics student to help pay education expenses. 1 ' "' V '? . . ..' . ,, .. - l A. T ' ' " Z . . , , h if ' , ' 1 0- -X ' , v. - . I l X i 1 S . X t 1 S r-:.- . -1 t:: 1 1 " A k : : A ' i - - ' " x ' 1 1m" ' 1 MAKING ntlENDS with a docile Hrlord bull at the Dirk Wllkinon place on the Eighth Grade tour Friday aro Stert Amoy of Portland's Collins Vltw school and ShliUy Olson of Hayhurtt school, also of Portland. Youngsters saw aoiaonstration oi oranaing. Tarcinaunq ana maminq oi caitio at th ranch. Some mo toook tins of ears trimmed from calvts as ouvn ars. (G-T Photo) Eighth Graders Learn of Morrow On 3-Day Tour (Continued from page 1) Kinzua Golfers Stage Tourney lone 1st and 2nd Grade field trip to H inkle from Arlington on train to Hermistoru. Gathering Set fir May 19 All women who have served (on the Morrow County Home Mr. and Mrs. Neal Knighten, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knighten and two sons, and Mrs. LaDelle Smith and four sons, all of Ken newick, Wn., spent Mother's Day week-end visiting here at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott, Mrs. Erma Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott PIANT EARLY mm All Flowers, Vegetables, Pear Moss, Garden Seeds, Fertilizer Cornell Green Feed HEPPNER Extension Committee will be guests of the present members at the old school cafeteria in Ir rigon Wednesday, May 19, start ing at 10:30 a.m. The alumni will be entertained by a lunch eon featuring some Japanese foods, and Mrs. Warren McCoy will show slides taken by her husband on his trip to the Olympics in Japan last fall. The meeting will not be "all play," however, as all present will join forces to count stamps, coupons and pennies contribut ed by local home extension un its toward helping needy child ren! in other counties, silver ware for Azalea House at OSU, and Associated County Women of the World activities. Mayville Service Held For Alice Galbraith Graveside services for Alice Galbraith, 90, were held Wed. nesday, May 12, at 10:00 a.m., at Mayville Cemetery. Mrs. Galbraith, who had been a patient in Pioneer Memorial nursing home for some time, died at the hospital Sunday, May 9. She was born November 15, 1874, lived for some time in the Condon area. Surviving is one nephew, Roy Galbraith, of Prair ie City. fair pavilion Saturday night was the social highlight of the trip, and like all the other activities. it proved a top success. The visitors had arrived by school tus from Portland about 11:30 a.m. Friday at lone, where they were greeted and matched with their host families. Accom panying them were the Portland coordinator for the tour. Dr. Ed L. Shannon. Portland 4-H exten sion agent; and two chaperones. Bill Sackman. teacher at Blnns. mead school, and Helen B. Tak- acs, teacher at EI lot school. Introductions and orientation took place in the lone gymnas ium with tour director Nels An derson In charge and with Hill ard Brown extending greetings from the Heppner-Morrow Coun ty Chamber of Commerce. They saw the motion picture mm on wheat. "Give Us This Day." and then went to the cafetorium for lunch before departing for the Wilkinson place. Tours of the two days ended early enough so that the young visitors had considerable time with their host iamilies, and a good many stories were told la ter of their good conduct, their enjoyment of farm life, and their eagerness to return for another visit. A rather large number of per sons participated in making ar rangements for the tour and carrying out their parts in the activities. Some of them were tour director Anderson, Bob Jep sen, president of the Morrow county Wheat Growers; Walt Jacobs, chairman of the public relations committee of the Ore gon Wheat League; Lindsay Kincaid, chairman of the com mittee in charge of arrange ments for the tour; Louis Carl son, last year's tour chairman and active again this year; Hill- ard Brown and Leonard Herrick for the HenDner and lone ele mentary schools; Sunt. David I Potter of the school system; Ralph Richards of the Soil Con servation Service; and Dean Graves, member of the tour committee. Sponsoring organizations who either actively participated or gave financial assistance in clude Morrow County Wheat Growers, Morrow County Grain Growers, State Extension Sev- ice, Morrow County Livestock Growers, Heppner Soil and Wa ter Conservation District, First National Bank, Elks Lodge, Jor dan Elevator and Heppner-Mor-row County Chamber of Commerce. By VIRGINIA KELSO KINZUA M 'lh. rs Day w.. observed at the Kinua G-!f club by mothers and daughters of all ages. Even fatlu-rs had a hand in it. attir.g as hosts with a womletful ham and In. teak.-breakfast. During the day. a Mother Daughter tournament was held with six couples iM-atina their way atwuit the course. Partiii pating couples weie Kathy Trul LaVelle Jellick. Sara and Rita Bowman. Theresa and Pat Hyatt. Jannie and Nedeau Chase. Sally and Arlene Svhrooder. Verla and LaVina Conner. On May 16. Kinua will en tertain McNary golfers and on May 23rd. Kinua hwlngers will trek to John Day to take t h e best that Mountain View lias t. offer. Mr. and Mrs. Femur Plank and daughter Peggy were busi ness visitors to Portland last Thursday. Mr. Plank will leave next Monday for IVllinghain. Wash., where he will attend n Bible Conference at The Firs. II will be accompanied by Rev. Mel Krlckson t f l-'ulus. Tin eighth grade grudu.iaSo't of Klnua grade srhl will U' May M at S p m. at the grade itchool gym- Siwaker for the evening will be Henry Tetz. As Mviate IrofesMr of Education and In charge of Student Teach ing at Oregon College of Educa tion. The regular meeting of the Camp 5 Womens club was held Wednesday evening. Seven members plus one new member were present along with a guest. Peggy Ash mead of Fossil. Do-r prize was won by Shirley Kyle and game prizes were won by 'h'H- Kv'". r'rnl N-rrK Jm Howell, and Nancy Hawk- Th ciud uecloed to have a commun ity card party on May 22 with Carol Norrls and Barbara Mort iniore as hostesses. HOSPITAL NEWS I'aticnU admitted, to Pioneer Memorial hospital durlnif the p.ist wtt-k. and llll ttsrlsliirf im-dics I rare, Indutto the fal lowing; Anne Jotituuui, Condon; M.tu.le Itolilotl. Ilei'l'inr; I tle MolUItan, Heppner; Margie Hall, kimua; liwl.v KoN-tts. lone; Kuliard WUUrd. oim, and tdith Mrtlev. Heppner. 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