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Httrttl GAZETTE-TIMES. Thundery. April XX 170 DOT'S JOTS Back to the Orecon Pm-m Wo . icn'i conference. There was a crowd out for the Saturday n Sht banquet at Curvallit Coun. I v Club. Jean Gilliam from the ( ,ndcm Clobe Timca. my lstr. ( .,-slah Voune and I drove over ; om Lc-banon richt on time but t:lHce wm full and they were , .ing up a table f 8 mot. V hlle waiting had a wonderful ! asure of meeting Jim ana V.'anda McAllister again. Jim i , well known In County Agent -iicles. They left Wallowa Coun. iv in '53 when Jim went back t ,io the work. Now he"a with i e Federal Farm Agents aa reg i ral man and travels over 4 t 5 state. Wanda U one of the .tors for the Corvallis Gazette T mes and walked off with one X the honors In its category- We enjoyed them lots when t y were In Wallowa County. ) , !n't get to talk to them long , ugh to find about their four n. We finally got the next table t ..t was set up with 5 at a four cd table and there was an I.er table set up after that. Ve service was a miracle. The aks were piping hot and Juicy , '1 tender. The speaker was Oregon ; te's new president. Dr. Bob- -. i, ii. -. rin 1 V. ?KV1CIT. iie iairv ' .r'ay s college students as In i I rant. Impertinent, Impatient ,1 Idealistic. He had Just spent o days w iih students and had ! toned to their views on how ... .i'q niuH mriTP sav. He's a Steve McDoniel Places at FFA Skills Contest Steve MtDaniel placed 3rd In HnmUton FFA SkilU contest iac wvrfnKd.v In the Tractor Timing section. The boya are given a tractor mat won i n and they Mlow an established checking schedule to run down the trouble. There were six other seniors who went up for the contest. John Harris entered Farm Build ing; Phil Ayres. brazing: Hal Bergstrom, arc weldinc; Gary Munkers, electricity; Bill Green up. acetylene cutting. Sophomore who went up and participated in the contet-t were Dean Wright, woodworking; Kirk Robinvm. beginning arc weld ing: Tom Cut.sforlh, beginning acetylene welding; Carl King, tool and hardware ident Jication. There were 9 chapters repre sented at the conu-M: Athena. Mac Hi. Star.ficld. Hermiston. Riverside. The Dalles, Wy'East, Sherman and Heppner. The local FFA chapter will elect r.ew tficers Thursday of this week. ""t rr d MRS. MILTON MORGAN locks over soma of the newest books to coma Into the lone Library. Sha stands by tha Library sign that was made for the Library by Jack Loyd. Mrs. Morgan Is library chairman for Topic Club which sponsors th lone Library. Meadowood Springs Names Board of Advisors ndsome young fellow and we tainly do wish him well! He really gave the Extension big boost. He talked of the adence in Oregon with pol ;ion of air. streams and land. r wants Oregon's land grant Mege to have more say in the lution of these problems. This far he went over big . . . v cn.rf snme startling i lines about the last 30 years . tj - : I this Ann Lemur), red Oregon with the downiau ' the GrecK ana Koman tin es which left most of us pret cold: And as the gal across i? table from me said, "I don' t i lieve we're going to heck in basket next week", (only he in't say heck). The longer I sat there the re my feet hurt . . . and I ok off my beautiful new red d white and blue shoes. Could get them back on? No . . - -,j I carried them and walked n my stockinged feet. ' Mrs. Charles (Dorothy) Heard. ' Heppner. has accepted a posit ! ion on the Board of Advisors to i Oregon Institute for Rehabilita ' tion and Research. Inc., sponsor of Meadowood Springs Speech ' Camp. President Herbert H. Hend ricks, M.D.. Milton-Freewater, announced Mrs. Heard's accept ance and noted that she joins a highly-qualified group of 31 persons from Oregon and Wash- insotn. "We are verv pleased that these public-spirited, community leaders will serve as advisors to the board of directors and exec utive committee in tilannine and cuidins operation and develop ment of Meadowood," Hendricks said. "Their experience, knowl edge, expertise and advice will be invaluable to us. Meadowood Springs Speech Camp provides intensive therapy for young people with speech and hearing handicaps. It is the .t roordman Park Tax Value Up only facility of its type in the iV'st and annually attracts j many leading therapists across j the nation to its staff. 1 Other members of the select , advisory boarJ are: Mrs. Burt (Dena Loiland. Adams; Dr. Al- ton Alderman, Mrs. William (Miriam I Johns, Mrs. G. M. (Ethlyn) Whitney, all of Athe I na; State Senator Raphael R. Raymond, Helix; State Represen ! tstive Stafford Hansell. Hermis ton: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mill- j er. Jim Kessler, Stanley Tucker, i all of Milton-Freewater; J. W. j Forrester, Jr., Sister Patricia Francis. Mrs. James (Betty) Brogoitti, Bob Stangier, Fred Hartley, Mrs. O. Jay (Marjorie) ' Bamum, Wallace McCrae, R. P. Joe Smith, Mrs. KODen icarrie) Lister, Judge D. R. Sam Cook, Dale Slusher, Mrs. Joe (Ardyth) French, all of Pendleton; Mrs. Jack (Ada Sacrison, Pilot Rock; Brad Joice, Richland, Wn.; State Representative Irvin Mann, Jr., Stanfield; Mrs. Glen R. (Jean) McKenzie, Summerville; Mrs. Frederic (Jan) Davis, Dr. Rob ert Beck, Larry A. Beaulaurier, all of Walla Walla. Wash.; and George Gottfried, Weston. Kxn 1 X "He'll think of you every time he triumphs over a clogged drain! Notice of Budget Hearing . .i vr 1U70 1971. beginning July 1. 1970. aa detailed Th budget for rort of M.f"W ''Vi.SVwaH pn-p-wl accounting bash cortetent ,.ri.d In the accompanying aclieiiuiea woi i i ... ,hu huAle. rt. M.. f,ir,h UIH1 f ' . . .. If unJ Hll1 uii'ir nita " - lth that used In prior years. M"l'.r c,, - ' (lo.ufm.nt may bo Inspected by Interested nu Malement. v " . ., .j if n,.H Th. budset doru. arsons between the hour or w m ... - -';,, 'nlete. or l1 Per MHfl at uoaruman v.y Set or any portion of It. may he obtained U W " on MaV H. 1970. at 4:00 P.M. at !,. A meeting of the Board of Commissi nrr. will b. I th- budge Any )erson may Boardman City Hall for the purpoae of hold Ink a put p,M ar l' dlM-uss the budget, or any part of It. DF.WEY WEST. JR (Chairman of Governing Body) Morrow County Thinclads Capture Third Place Spot By JOHN HARRIS lis. rtnnftr Mich school cinder- men amassed a total of 41 points . a third place in the Umatilla Invitational last Sat urday. The Mustangs iintin behind McEwen and Umatilla, first and second place winners respectively. v... in nir W rantured a double win as ho strode to victory In the mile (4:54.6) and the two- mile (10:30.1). Utner winnem were Tom Cutsforth, with an ff. f nc In the discus, and Craig Munkers, who sped to a 16.8 in the hign nuruie. munk ers also placed second In the Rory Stillman ' seemed to be the loser of the day because, after placing third in the 410 With a 57.6 ClOCKing, ne iuii."- ed He was taken to Good Shep herd Hospital In Hermiston where he was treated until Mon- JORDAN RANCH SOLD Mr. and Mrs. Don McElligott have purchased the 440 acre wheat and hay rancn at joraan from Mr. and Mrs. Conley Lan ham. Tvct-wPTTFi? RTRRONS for all makes of machines. 98c; typ ing paper. 5UU sheets, auu in? machine tape, 25c roll; car- ft nnn-carbonizpd Hrtnlrc and other office I supplies at Tne uazene-iimes .lou then released. Other winner were John Hall, second. Javelin, und fourth, 880; Barney Marshall , third. Htioi oh third discus: and Mike Slm'kins, fourth, two-mile. The 4 10 relay team composed oi iwry Stillman. John Hall, Craig M.mUers. and Jim McLachlan earned a third place in that race. John Hall was named Track man of the Week or his all-time best Javelin effort, which gave him a second In the cold, windy meet. The next competition for the Mustang thinclads will be this Saturday at the Morrow County Invitational. This meet will take place at Boardman at Riverside High school, starting at 1 o'clock. For Weed Spraying Call on Mel Boyer Owner-Gar Aviation Spraying-Dusting-Fertilixing-Seeding DRY OR LIQUID FERTILIZER APPLICATION Weed Spraying $1.00 per acre You Can Find Us All Year Around AT THE LEXINGTON AIRPORT Phone 989-8422 f inert Quolity At The United Press reported last ek from Salem that the as- - ssed value of the Boardman r , ace Age Industrial Park has ! en increa-sed 63 per cent. The egon Department of Veterans .'ifairs has ahady been fight i; g a tax assessment on the p; perty. The Morrow County special ; vsessor, Joyce Ritch has reass- Mc ruM uhir-h rikes the Juation from $2,100,000 to $3,- j : f o.ooo. Most of the Boardman Park lb 206 acres is in Morrow Coun ; .. Another 2,764 acres is in Gil- J . Ill . The Dept ol Veterans Affairs '.1., Ifiic -.ur nu.1 u lriupr tav - ..ity 1110 ,'m.i : essment in an appeal to the ai Epvphup Dept. Morrow ' ( untv i ehallen"ine the rul- j in the Oregon Tax Court. . i.e oepanineiji cidim mr 1 ardman tract should qualify t- r the farm deferral tax rate . , ,t or. ii r.f 111 a 114 Ul iuoiibu v. i r ... ,.f . T. A portion of the Boardman . rk is leased to the Boeing Co. r $60,000 a ear. i(Q p "CRESTMARK" JAVINGS OF J0 0 MOt ON on stock coMnrriit items? with $5 00 Tfoie SAVE UP TO 90! YES, von co own rlili beautiful Stom- Uit Teblcwor (of onj 9c per piece ut b) trod.ng with ut. With eocti $5.00 in trode punched or mcrcliondiie cord, yo nor bur ne piece tor only 9c (roluet up to Jl 50'. Tick up merchondeve co'd ond ttort toord your complete let todo) ' lmo)i! A ceixple'e pe ser..ce tor M0 0 el to, H.lr I ' Or 72 tcricttorl2 S6t 20 luel w onl, S6 lo.oc ill e r "' HEPPNER OREGON HOSPITAL NEWS Week of April 16-23 Those who are in the hospital ,is week from Heppner are: .try Healy, Bill Lynch, Linda ray, Arthur Smith, Doris Berry id Emile Groshens. Earl Hunt cs transferred from Pioneer morial to Pendleton on Wed day. m Also in the hospital are Trent irrison of Lexington. Alice ..-kz of Spray. Dismissed this week were Op 1 Briggs and Mark Samples, th of Heppner. Too Late To Classify i OR SALE JI Case wheel tract r. Good condition. 3-pt. Hy draulic hitch. 676 9938. 17tfc CARD OF THANKS Sincere thanks to all who sent !1 wers, cards and visited me . hil I was hospitalized. Spe- e";-.l thanks to my neighbors for tl.cir help to me while I have i.. n nnAhle to work. Bob Riddle 17c ;.OTICE: IOOF & REBEKAH if interested in Health Lilt ;c nr itiisnital Income, con tact Adolfo Bardi. Fraternal Underwriter. Representati v e fr,r tininn Fidelity and Amer can Life. Call Northwestern Motel April 26 thru J9, tel. C6 9167. 1Tc .,,,(r, r. t.t,f V - Jt HOvKS 8 6 Phcr-.e 676 9158 Now! Get dial-it-yourself discounts on most out-of-state calls. I 8.00 am 3 MN. DAY RATE I uffk'eND IsSpm S1.35orLess"" I R ATE I 5:00 pm 3 MN. EVENING RATE I or I J MJN i 11:00 pm $-85 or Less LessorLess I 11:00 pm 1 MIN. NIGHT RATE I 8:00 am $-35 or Less llth ANNUAL HEPPNER WRANGLERS SPRING MEET iww'wwm i y"vayTi -.i' f VKxWwl . I , maximum 1 and 3 minute out-of-state station cas you dial yourself to anywhere m the U.S. except Alaska and Hawa'i-tax net included. And it s easy to dial-it-yourself : Jus! dial "1", the out-of-state Area Code, and then the phone number. Pacific Northwest Bell A, Five Classes, Two Go-Rounds 9 NOVICE NOVICE For Horses Which Have Won Less Than S25 and Novice Rider $100 NOVICE For Horses Which Have Won Less Than $100 and Any Rider $300 NOVICE Horses Which Have Won Less Than S300 Any Rider $500 NOVICE Horses Which Have Won Less Than S500 Any Rider $1000 NOVICE Horses Which Have Won Less Than SI 000 Any Rider OPEN APPROVED: NWCHA WRANGLERS AYDAY AT WRANGLER GROUNDS SUNDAY, APRIL 26 1:00 P.M. SPECIAL OBRA APPROVED BARREL RACING EVENT $50 PURSE Public Welcome No Charge APRIL 25 and 26, !970 IN COVERED ARENA MORROW COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, HEPPNER SATURDAY, 7:00 P.M. SUNDAY, 9:00 A.M. L D.S.T. No Admission Charge
