utauers tr memDCrs
Needed for Natural
Science 4-H Clubs
Gail McCarty, Morrow 4-H
Agent and Birdine Tullls. Aide,
attended a training session in
Moro given by Specialists Joe
Caplzzi, Andy Dimlforee and
Cal Monroe on all 4 II Natural
Science clubs.
In an effort to Interest more
bnvs In rlnh work, manv new
and different club programs are
being oliered eacn year.
New materials and ideas on
the Outdoorsman club, Entomol
ogy. Wildlife, Geology, Beekeep
ing, Forestry, Archery, Fisher
man and Gun Safety were pre
Rented. The Outdoorsman club en
courages vounc DcoDle to ob
serve the many wonders of our
natural habitat, and at the same
time learn conservation and un
derstand the sciences in relation
to their future lives.
The Geology and Entomology
clubs offer training and infor
mation to boys and girls that
is readily usable in school sci
ence classes. The proven 4-H
ideas of learning by doing ap
plies to all the science clubs.
All of these clubs are intend
ed to get young people out of
doors, Improve their knowledge,
health, and physical fitness.
Many natural science clubs are
also perfect examples of the
shorter term 4-H project. For in
stance, it would be passible to
complete a years' 4-H Entomol
ogy program during spring and
summer when "bugs" are abun
dant Do you share this curiosity
and wonder? Morrow County
has many things worth explor
ing and understanding! Why not
be a leader for one of these
new clubs? Call 676-9642, Ex
tension office for details and
club materials.
Defensive Driving
Draws Twenty-six
Twenty-six Morrow County
men and women will be "driv
inc defensively" as thev are
learning the techniques of safe
driving on our nignways toaay
in the Home Extension Advisory
Committee course now under
way in Heppner. Interest was
great in the course and some in
terested people had to be ex
cluded due to limitation of class
number according to Birdine
Tullis, extension aide.
Dorris Graves, chairman of the
Home Extension Advisory com
mittee has been in charge of ar
rangements to provide the safe
ty class to Morrow County driv
ers. Classes will be repeated in
Boardman and Heppner area in
the fall.
Bud Salisbury and Jerry
Weitzel, Forest Service personnel
from Pendleton arc instructorss
for the classes of the 8 hour
course; enrollees will receive a
certificate.
Those taking the course are
Eileen Saling, Beth Bryant, Dale
Boner, Barbara James, Bonnie
Clow, Muriel Palmer, Elmer
Palmer, Mildred Wright, Dor
ris Graves, Shirley Palmer, John
Myers, Nancy Myers, Marie Mc
Quarrie and Edwin Cutting,
Heppner. From lone are Ruth
McCabe, Lorene Griffith, George
Griffith, Jan White, Loree Hub
bard, Ann Bergstrom, June
Christopherson, Darla Umbarger,
Jean Nelson, Donna Bergstrom,
Mrs. J. T. Land.
Local OSU Coed
In Angel Flight
Seventeen Oregon State Univer
sity freshman and sophomore co
eds have been initiated into An
gel Flight, service auxiliary of
the Air Force EOTC unit at the
university.
Coeds chosen include:
Heppner Merri Lee Jacobs,
sophomore.
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No commissions charged on coUectiona
All money is paid direct to creditors
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DOUG BEGCS In motion at the Boardman Invitational. He took
first in the long Jump and took a first In tb can event at
the Prairie City Invitational on Friday night Photo by Phillips
of Boardman
lone Athletes
Score Wins
Several lone High School stu
dents were winners In athletic
competition last week. Doug
Beggs won four first place rib
bons at the Prairie City Invi
tational Track Meet Friday
night. Beggs picked up first
nlre ribbons In the 100 yard
dash, the 220 yard dash, the long
jump, and the high Jump. Joe
MrFlllirott nicked ud a fourth
place ribbon in the long Jump
and a fifth place in the zaj yara
dash. Rick Barnett and Gene
Crowell also represented lone in
this track meet. These same
boys represented lone on Satur
day at the Arlington Invitation
al Track Meet where Beggs gar
nered second place ribbons in
the 100 yard dash, the 220 yard
dash, and the long jump.
Th Tone Hi eh School Eirls'
track team participated in the
sub. district track meet at Wal
lowa Saturday. Team members
were Jackie Howton, Melissa
McElligott, Anne Hoskins, San
di Carlson, Karen Crowell, and
Nancy Ashurst. Jackie Howton
won second place in the high
Jump. She will represent IHS in
the district track meet at The
Dalles on Saturday, May 9.
Ione's tennis team competed
in the sub-district tennis tour
nament at Hermiston on Satur
Hiv rathv Cannon and Joy
Beggs represented lone in the
fiincries enrrmetition and Chris
tina Lindstrom, Julie .inter,
Wendy Christopherson, ana
Tanya Tucker represented lone
in the doubles competition. Joy
Beggs placed third in the tour
nflmpnt and will Darticinate in
the district tennis tournament at
Ontario on Saturday, May 9.
MC Home Extension
Units Elect Officers
Home Extension units in Mor
row Countv recentlv elected of
ficers for the 1970-71 year. Those
elected to serve are: Knea ureeK,
Mrs. K. Wright, chairman; Mrs.
Arlene Stone, vice-chairman;
Miss Marilyn Bergstrom, secretary-treasurer.
Boardman, Mrs.
Mel Allyn, chairman; Mrs. Mar
tha Baker, vice-chairman; Mrs.
Jerry Meinike, secretary-treasurer
Pino Citv. Mrs. Alice Bart-
lett, chairman; Mrs. Bob Kroll,
vice-chairman; Mrs. Nancy My
ers, secretarv-treasurtr. lone,
Mrs. Norman Nelson, chairman;
Mrs. Linda Prock, vice-chair
man: Mrs. Darla Umbarger, sec
retary-treasurer. Heppner Day,
Mrs. N. Clow, chairman; Mrs. M.
Gray, vice-chairman; Mrs. Pete
Schwarzin, secretary treasurer.
Hello Heppner Evening, Mrs.
Merlin Hughes, chairman; Mrs.
Kit George, vice-chairman;
and Mrs. Omer Huston, secre-tray-treasurer.
May Topics Set
For Home Extension
By MOLLY SAUL
"Financial Planning for Re
tirement" will be the subject of
study lessons for all Home Ex
tension units in Umatilla and
Morrow Counties for May. The
purpose of this lesson is to en
courage families to plan for
their own future financial sec
urity and to create an aware
ness of the importance of per
iodic savings. Homemakers will
become informed on where to
get information about savings
and investment alternatives. The
lesson is especially geared to
young couples, but information
is included for all age groups.
Unit project leaders received
their trainine from Alberta John
ston, Extension family finance
specialist, Oregon State Univer
sity. Morrow County project
leaders who will teach, ana
meeting dates are: Hello Hepp
ner Evening, Mrs. Merlin Hughes
and Mrs. Bob Mahoney, May a,
Neighborhood Center; Heppner
2 i r uannnar
Day, May 11; Pine City, Mrs.
MrS.
Helen Black, May u; nea
Creek, Mrs. R. Palmer and Mrs.
T'm i, Ph rvTk mission, according to informa
K. Wright, May 13; Rhea Creek ' . , . , h -H noc
Grange Hall; Boardman. Mrs.
A.llj" ?n? t
ker, May 14, 4-H Building; lone,
Darla Umbarger and Darcene
Meyers, Grange Hall
Sailor Visits
' John Connor who recently
graduated from Navy boot camp
at San Diego, has been visiting
here with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carey Hastings. He was
accompanied here by his mother,
Mrs. Roger Connor of Forest
Grove. John leaves Friday for
Memphis, Tenn. for aviation
school.
for m old iMorlto
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Goiters Hope for Berth
Llnksters from Heppner High
grabbed second place hunora in
the Klnzua Invitational that
was played at Heppner on Sat
urday, May 2, because of alter
ations on the Klnzua course.
Wheeler County nabbed top hon
ors firing a 2115, wiih Heppner
following with a 2J7. Umatilla
was third with 302 and Grant
Union finished last with 333.
John Wall from Wheeler har
nessed medalist honors with a
one over par 61. Pat Kilkenny
from the host team was second
Library Week
Heppner High's library under
went a major change recently
when new shelving was install
ed on the back wall. Also, post
ers were displayed to promote
National Library Week.
Shelving that had previously
been used In one of the other
schools in the county, then stor
ed at the school district office,
was installed to ease present
shelf loads. Space for tables
which was cut down somewhat
will not change the number of
students who can use the cen
ter. Eye catching posters at the
school and downtown Heppner
promoted National Library
Week. They were the results of
a suggestion made by the li
brary science students. The post
ers were designed by Jana Lee
Scott and art instructor Tom
Shear helped with the silk
screening.
Mrs. Madge Thomson, librar
ian, says, "I would like to thank
my library science students,
boys who helped transfer books,
and the students of HHS for their
cooperation while the library
was in a general state of chaos."
Kristin Nelson Named
1970 Oregon Scholar
Kristin Nelson. lone Hieh
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nfv,nrHin fn forma
cipaT She will receive anTn!
graved certificate recognizing
f ar.hipvtmpnt. siPned bv
this achievement, signed by
Governor Tom McCall. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Nelson of Lexington.
Valedictorian of her graduat
ing class, Kristin has earned a
grade point average of 3.82. She
serves as editor of the school
newspaper, vice president of the
senior class, and a member of
the National Honor Society. She
is also active in GAA and has
participated inn, several school.
pjays. L,ast year Krisun was a
rerjresentative at Girls' State.
This fall she plans to attend
Oregon State University. '
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will have the opportunity to help us keep this service
through their patronage and support ot these trains.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT
YOUR NEAREST UNION PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE
pacific railroad
in State Meet
with a 64. Wall's score of 61 l
the low competitive mark on the
local link; previous competitive
mark was a 64.
Coach Slmklns expressed much
hope for his golfers after the
recent match and felt they were
performing up to his anticipa
llnnn.
There Is only one more mutch
fur the Mustancs before the dw
trlet mmnctitlon. Thev will host
the Wahtonka team May 8. On
May 11 they will travel to Uma
tilla for the District 7-A-2 and
B tournament. If the local Roll
rs mn in either first or sec
nnd th.r. thev will win a berth
In the state tournament, to be
held in Portland on May 1819
KINZUA NEWi
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell and
Sam Bell of Fossil were bust
ness visitors to The Dalles Sat
iirHntr
Spending the weekend at the
Mike Todd and Denzll White
hommes and attending the Prom
In Fossil Saturday night were
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hollomon
and daughters of Hermiston and
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hollomon of
Hrnnner.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd and
son Gary were business visitors
to The Dalles Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Denzll White and
dfliifrhter Susan were also busl
ness visitors to The Dalles on
Saturday.
Heppner for Medical Care
Mrs. Frank DeMerltt and Mrs
Earl Norrls were in Heppner
Thursday where Eva had medi
cal care.
Attend Prom
Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Conner
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Saddler,
Mr. Rnd Mrs. Earl Norrls, went
to Yakima Saturday to visit the
Selamona Squares, a square
dance club.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sharp
were business visitors to Pen
dleton and Pilot Rock Saturday,
then went on to Weston to vis
it with Mr. and Mrs. Homer
firoean.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hardwick
and Donnie went to John Day
Saturday to visit witn Mr. ana
Mrs. John Hardwick and their
phter Miss Genine Hardwick
That evening they attended the
prom at the Grant Union Hign
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Reece of
Jnsenh snent from Thursday un
til Sunday visiting with Mr. ana
Mrs. William Kessell and with
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Van Arsdale
and family.
Mrs. William Kessell recently
spent from April 10 until the
18 in Salem visitine with Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Harding and
family and getting acquainted
with her new erandson Kenneth
Eugene who was born on April
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HEPfNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thunwjry. May iVTO
Duono Ingram Posses
DiianA M. Incram. S3, of Pen
dleton died there on Saturday.
Among survivors u a aaujjn-
IIERHISTON
Appliances Automobiles
RICK'S r5Ir-
HOUSE OF DISCOUNT (fTl)
"If We Don't Have It g"
Son ot a Gun!"
2133 N' l8Ph. 567 89)HermUton Rohrman Ford
Home of Norge Appliances Ford Since 1930
App,laSriUornCreAlr Ph. 667-3291
New Used Hermiston. Oregon
Automotive
CAMPBELL MOTORS
Sales tt Service
Gremlin, Hornet, Amlunoador
Complete Line ot Toyota
Can, l'ikup and 4-Whvel lrlve
Body and Pendrr Hepalra Painting
Auto Glaaa tiervire
Hermlaton Ph. &67-6930
GRIFFIN GODWIN AUTO YARD
Used tars
Everything- In Automotive and
Car Part New Ud Kebulida
Wholesale Retail
The home of "one million
road-tested parte"
Troy Griffin Sam ft ChrW
Godwin
Herm.-McNary Hwy. Ph. 667-SM1
Floor Covering
STARRETTS DECOR CENTER
DRAPERIES PAINT
FLOOR COVERINGS
FORREST K. STARRETT
1000 N. First
Hermlnton, Oregon Phone 667-5324
Moving
BEKINS call
SINCE 1891
world wide moving COLLECT
and storage
GO MAC MOVING
AND STORAGE
140 S. W. 11th Hermiston
Herm. 567-5175 Pend. 267-1357
Call on the Professionals
Harold Godwin Bob McAhern
Call 676-9228 for
Directory Ad Rates
Pharmacy
HERMISTON DRUG
114 Main Ph. 567-3072
"Your Family Drug Store"
FOUNTAIN
RECORD DEPT.
PRESCRIPTION DEPT.
Gifts For All Occasions
CALL THE GAZETTE-TIMES
FOR DIRECTORY AD RATES
676-9228
Ready-Mix
UMATILLA READY-MIX
2 Locations Hermiston and Umatilla
330 W. Elm Ph. 567 6173 or 567-5314
Always at Your Service With
Concrete for Home and Business
Crushed Rock
Equipment Stationery
" YOUR COMPLKTR STATIONERY
CAMPBELL EQUIPMENT, INC. STORE
. . cc7 cson Magnetic Signs Books
Hermiston 5o7-bMJ An Buppilea
Franchlsed Dealer for Sales & Service picture Frames
Ford, New Holland, Melroe Bobcat, L Name Plates
Harvestore. Radio Dispatched Service JT ) Q A M bN Copying
Trucks ARTS t STAT10NCR.Y office Supplies
Tires
a K. TIRE STORE HERMISTON
Specializing in Brakes. Alignment y1'"?"-,
and Balancing Jr iwffl''''
Wide Tires, Fiber Glass and Radial Tires mmlijA
Pickup, Truck Farm Tires 'ftiifffiilf 'j
Shocks and Batteries LJMliMu,LMi
17 Years Fast Dependable Service
Photography Radio and TV
Timna drnrKns LEE'S RADIO and TV CLINIC
2 J t r 2 200 s-w-ilth Ph- 567-84ia
Hermisto" Oregon Complete Television Service
Phone 567-6346 Rentals And Sales
Weddings Commercial "Electronics is our business
Portraits Photography not a sideline".
SSL ons,0ptyog"apher MOTOKOI-SYXVA.
Upholstery Glass
vA1l Frnu. Hermiston Glass
Trucks & Tractors
BOOthS Upholstery " WlndsWeld-Safety-GU-
Reasonable Prices Quality Thermopaa
Work Free Estimates Te, 667-679
nJZJ't&Fm Ph. 587-8678 Hermiston Are. Hermiston. Ore.
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ter here, Mrs. Gall (DuAnn) Mc
carty. Funeral services wen
held yesterday in Pendleton.
Boats
Harry Phillips
Company
Herm.-McNary Hwy.
Ph. 567-5982 or 567-8343
Boats Motors Trailers
Sales and Service
DATSUN DEALER
"Open 7 Days A Week To
Serve You"
You Can Insert Your
Advertising Message for
A Low Rate Call 676-9228
MEADE'S FLOOR COVERING
500 N. 1st Phone 567-6212
Carpeting Draperies Paints
Floor Covering Wall Tile
We install everything but
the paint
LARSEN
TRANSFER CO
'Hoiiir Of
the
Hnppy Movera"
2122 N. First
HermlHtim. Ore.
Marvin KlrldBtcd
Ph. R67-8333
Agent United
Van Linen
Plumbing & Heating
Traner's Plbg. & Htg.
Shupt Metal
Carrier Heating & Cooling
Hermiston McWary Hwy.
Ph. 567-5670
Evenings 567-5714
Radiator Service
JONES RADIATOR SERVICE
o Auto Truck -Tractor o Repairing
and Recorm?
Serving this area for 18 Years
Distributor of Hayden Transmission
Coolers
Flex-A-Llte Fans