w Kzrtnzm CAxnn twa. Tkmn&i. wri. h. mi
Mrs. Rachel Dick
Gels Fellowship
Mr, Rsrhr-I Dirk, Journalism
trsrhrr at Hciinrr With ahil
hat Iwrn wrdrl a wmmrf
study frllmhip In Jtmrnalism
t th Unlvrmuy of trctn hv
The Nrwawuwr FYind, Inc., It
at annoumYit Vt1rwly.
Shi It on of 251 htnh whwl
and Junior rollcire trsrhr In
fh nation to rcvHve such i
fellowship for th coming aum
rter arul one of 11 In the State
if Orriron to tx cfwwtfn.
Mrs. Dick will attend th s
slon at th I'nlvcmlty of Oregon
from July 11 to 29.
Cranta fnm Thi Nowsnaivr
Fund iwttvlde tuition, board,
room, trxthooks and. In some
ca , tratr-l rixns'ti.
Th teacher, all achoftl news,
paper advtor from 43 states
and the INstrM of CulumMa.
will attend graduate level semi
nars doslKrusl to al them In
supervising the work of student
journalist.
The aemlnar that Mr. Dick
will attend la one of nine sched
uled for five campuses, others
being at Marquett University,
University of Minnesota. Syra
cuse University and University
of Tcxa.
The Newspaper Fund was es
tablished to encourage young
people toward careers In Journa
lism. This phase of its program
is based on the assumption that
better school publications will
attract bright young minds with
Interest in better communications.
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Golfer Jsrk Nkklaua hat t
taka lunr rhanrra on Iks link.
Vut tha frrqurnt title-aianrr
Intradt t taka a rhanrra oa
ait family's future. "1 am sow
tarting my ea dri toarda
futur aerurity," says Jack,
"and I raa aura vou that
Satinr llond will play a bif
part In rrarhiaj that coal''
HOSPITAL NEWS
Tatients admitted to Tioneer
Memorial hospital during the
past week and still reeelv
ire medical care, are the fol
lowing: l-eonard Kummerland.
IMeppner: Harry Zachary. Fossil;
Bertha Hunt. lxlngton: Joe
Wilkinson. Fossil: Alena Ander
son. Heppner: Mrjril Uavis. Mn
Budget Hearing Proves Quiet Session
Metskcr maps of Morrow, Gil
liam, Umatilla. Wheeler counties
on sale at the Gazette-Times,
51.25 each. Others available on
order.
Tt: Lrrv arwi l.lnd.i iiarr son. ' u
ll.-nnn.-r Kal'v Trueblood. Kin-1 I reached
ma; Bea Kenny. Heppner, and
Unhert Medlock. Heppner.
Those who were admitted for
care, and later dismissed, were
the following: Wallls Smith,
lone, and Rav Massey. Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. EI wood Phillips
(ContlnueJ from pace 1)
talned for some IVVW. and alto
under amnideratlon t the Fea
sibility f woiklna out a coop,
native laundry plan with ttit
hopital.
Jack tirowmkkl. elementary
princlpaU pointed out that he
had investigated various types
of Inquiry equipment and the
kind that would be needed to
best provide for the heavy ut-ai-e
for the two school would
consist of three heavy duty un
its, a washer, extractor tor tum
bler I and doer. The extractor
cuts drtng time In half, it was
explained.
Laumlry for the two schools
has been a heavy expense to
this time, and t.rossnickle said
that he would compile some fig-
ure on this expense for releam?
lo the public.
Also In the budget under cap.
ital outlay is the item of SSUW
for Improvement of the Morgan
street e
llik'h ch
the school. This would provide
for sidewalks and curbs, and
the balance of the com of sur
facing th street would he paid
bv the state under a plan pro
vided bv the state highway
commission to provide reliel
within limits of small cities
where heavy and unusual use
of a street brim: extra wear.
ICUv of Heppner ha reapplied
'for the funds of the matching
'basis with the understanding
i that the school district would
! assume the cost for the walk
if an agreement
the board during the year voted
to aid In their support from dls
trlct funds and eliminate this
burden on private enterprises
and Individuals.
The budget calls for Mai re
quirement In the general rumi
of $I.OM!,nU a compared with
ll.0-tt.'O for the current ver,
the principal feao for the In
creases being in the three cate.
collet outlined by Supt. Putter
Elartloa AmU 11
budget election I scheduled
for Tuesday. April 12, through
out the district.
t'onles of the budget In detail
are available from the county
school office, and the superin-
tendent said that a copy will
le mailed to anyone Interested.
Those wlshimr copies are Invlt
lit to telephone the school f-
fue.
The suiH-rintendent also state
thdl he will tx liUiI to SIH'ak
li nv mra-iini on the budcel
xtension to Heppner or explain any Item uion which
ool. the main ruote to a person may wish clarification.
liesldimr at the nuvllng
Tuesday nlcht wa Kllwynne
JV-k. Lexington, chairman. Oth
er lav memr- f the commit
le" present were Frank Ander
sm. Jack VanWInkle and Clint-
on Mcrjuarrle, all of Heppner;
Charles Carlson, lone; and Mr.
'Warren McCoy. Irrlgon. lhrcc
itor member of the committee
i presnt Included Chairman lr-
vin Rauch. Lexington; l'n Mc-iKlliti-tt.
lone; Ralph Skouln.
i Boardman: Kenneth Batty and
Dr. L. 1. Tibbie. Heppner; and
Maxwell Jones, Irrlgon.
with the state. These
would tx on procrty owned by
the school district going to the
1 bottom of the hill. When the
j matter was first proposed, total
cost was set at S-'ti.OU) of which
the state would pay all but
! $SSS).
,r PnnHAti annmim-ina th.. Also in tne capnai outlay sec-
birth of their first child, a son. i t ion are item for remodeling
born Friday. March 18. weigh- the reading room at Heppner
ing 7 lb.. 4 oz. He has been ' High, adding acoustical tile to
named FJwood Kelly. Grand-1 the high school gymnasium
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Willy ceillnR i$3200 and adding cell
Matllla of Condon. ling tile In the gvm at Heppner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monahan elementary i$1500.
of Condon are Darents of a babv Pool Rsoir Planned
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cirl. born Thursday. March 24.
She has been named Susan Ma
rle and her birth weight was 6
lb.. 5 oz. Maternal grandpar
ents include Mrs. James E.
Hodges, Don K. Pearce and Mr.
and Mrs. K. A. Jacobson all of
Salt Lake City, Utah, and Arch
Kidd of Riverton. Utah. Pater
nal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Monahan of Condon,
and her great-grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan and
Mrs. Sara Farlev. all of Heppner.
There is another item In the
maintenance section to provide
$10)0 for repairs to the lone
swimming pool, which was hard
hit in last winter's flooding.
Sandblasting and painting is
needed, the superintendent said
The budcet also includes an
additional SI 000 for school an
nuaLs as a change In policy on
financing these traditional pub
lications. They were previously
supported by donations from
businessmen ( advertising i but
Glenn Balls Visit
Visiting here Thursday were
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ball of Yak
ima. Wn.. who are en route to
California. Mr. and Mr. Ball,
who observed their fstth wed
ding anniversary late last year,
have lived In Yakima 32 years
but still consider Morrow coun
ty as home. They were visiting
friends and relatives here be
fore continuing south and look
ed forward to a gathering at
the Walter Wright home Thurs
day evening.
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