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10 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thuredor. JuIt . 1971 t .. 'v , 4 .-f rk 'yt- Y3 13532 i - Til j r .i ' 1 i f K If WU if 71 mm V .ik i morrow , j I E-rn y -H SUMMER SCHOOL at the Oregon State University campus at Corvallls is an annual looked-forward-to event Those attending this year from Morrow County are shown here: KNEELING, trora left Pam Schmeder, Irrigon. Barbara Hilling. Boardman. Karen CrowelL lone. Patricia Hughes, Patricia Van Schoiack and Mark SchUchting, all Heppner. 2nd ROW John Sumner, Heppner. Pamela Hug and Denise Henkle Boardman. Karen Rich- ards, Irrigon, Sandra Palmer, Heppner, Sharon Witherrite, Echo, Mrs. Marge Acock, Irrigon. 3rd ROW Kelley Wolff, Heppner. Carol Holtz, lone. Katmeen oanieii, juexingron, snouna Bergstrom, lone. Lolita Marquardt Lexington, Joan Healy, Heppner and Leonard Munkers. Lexington. BACK ROW Christine Lindstrom. Cassy ChapeL lone, David Richards. Irrigon. John Myers, Heppner and Jackie Howton. lone. School District Agenda Listed Agenda for regular Morrow County School District R-l board rnwting July 19, at 8 p.m. at the District Office is: 1. Call meeting to order Jerry Peck. 2. Minutes of June 14 regular board meeting. 3. Financial report 4. Delegation (if any). 5. Superintendents report. 6. Old Business. 7. New Business. a. Administer oath of office to new board members b. Consider and award bus ser vice bids and contract runs, etc. c. Approve contract for new per sonnel d. Consider request for extended contract e. Consider district reading Im provement program f. Authorize superintendent to apply for PL 89-10 and PL 874 funds g. Designate school district at torney for 1971-72 h. Designate and authorize con tract with auditors i. Appoint budget officers 1972 73 budget j. Designate Deputy Clerk to be Vandals Busy State Police reported yesterday serious vandalism of several mountain cabins in the county. The Christian Church cabin on Willow Creek and the Stan Cox cabin at Arbuckle Corral had doors kicked in and a number of windows broken out The van dalism occurred Sunday after noon. Forest Service signs were shot up and several torn down, be lieved to have been done by the same group. Suspects are being investigated by authori ties. Suspects are believed to be from HermLston area. As they drove by one occupied cabin, they used obscenities. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients still receiving medi cal care at Pioneer Memorial Hospital are Matilda Jepsen of lone; Robert Abrams of Hepp ner; Ben Cox of Heppner; Steve Munkers of Heppner; Lola Still man of Heppner; Rosemarie Buschke of Heppner; and John Happold of Heppner. Those dismissed were, Dallas Rea of Condon; Scott Buschke of Heppner; Wallace Gaarsiand of lone; and Wanita Wadly of Hillsboro. Too Late to Classify WANTED Pasture for two hors es in town or as close in as possible. Will maintain fences. Dan Thompson, 676-5534. 2831c FOR SALE Small two bedroom house close to grade school, $3,500.00 Call 676-5512. 28-31p FOR SALE Weaner pigs for sale FFA project pigs call Ted Bellamy 676-9723. 28tfc I CLLCT f Motor Rrwlndloo I INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL I FARM AMD HOME fPjndMon 276-7761 sole signer of school district checks k. Designate school district de positories 71-72 1. Authorize ordering of FFA pickups m. Set date for long range plan ning committee meeting n. Authorize personnel to order surplus state property 8. Reports a. Title One program summer 1971 Mr. Tolar. . b. Report on summer mainten ance and remodeling program Mr. Daniels 9. Announcements Next reg ular meeting Aug. 16, 1971 at District Office, 8:00 p.m. 10. Adjourn Golden Agers fo Picnic July 25 Golden Agers summer picnic has been scheduled for July 25 at 4 p.m. at the County Court house lawn. This will be a pot luck picnic. Coffee, paper plates and cups will be furnished. The picnic Is potluck and those com ing are asked to also bring their silverware. Carl Troedson Is pic nic chairman. All Golden Agers and their friends are cordially invited. Linda Orwlck is working in Eugene this summer. She is em ployed at a super market She will be back at the University of Oregon this fall for her Jun ior year. I0NE NEWS For Judy Marls A lovely baby shower was held at the American Legion Hall Friday for Mrs. John Jep sen, and six months old daugh ter, Judy Marie. The gift table was decorated with a flower centerpiece of red roses and white daisies. Mrs. Grace Mc Kinney and Mrs. Robert Harri son of Heppner helped Mrs. Jep sen with the gifts. Barbara Palmer and Becky Eubanks passed the gifts. The tea table was centered with a large cake decorated in pink and white, with a miniature bassinet and booties on the top. Mrs. Alice Majeske of Lexington poured the coffee and Mrs. Gladys Hel lker presided at the punch bowl. Hostesses were the members of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. James Carr open ed The Blue Room" teenage youth center last Friday even ing. The center is located in the rear of the Willow Creek Carpenter shop, and is open to all teenagers. Parents are cor dially invited to Inspect the premises. At the present they have a pool table, pinball ma chine, shooting gallery machine, coin operated snack bar which contains candy bars, potato chips, etc., music and soft drinks. The hours are tentative ly set at 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. on weekdays, and 12:00 to 11:00 p.m. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nichols were here visiting Mrs. A. G. Pleper and the John Mollahans last week. Mr. Nichols was enroute from Fort Lewis to Vietnam. Mrs. Nichols will be in Portland with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall, while her husband is gone. Rodeocrs to Appear At Chamber Monday Members of the Morrow County Rodeo committee will meet here with the Heppner -Morrow Coun ty Chamber of Commerce at their luncheon meeting Monday, July 19 at the Wagon Wheel. HARVESTING Carl Troedson said Monday that they started barley harvest last week. A few slopes were ripe and ready to go. They have stopped now until some more is ready to harvest. lone Square Dance club had a square dance at Cutsforth Park Saturday evening. Three squares enjoyed the evening. Tib ill ' I I V i . a m a i i si m m 7 ,ic OfS ouv)cls oV'W Ux--!' W- Wf- -1 ' , v v 1 SATURDAY NITE 9 P.M. to 2 A.M. Music by "THE TET0NS" FROM THE DALLES CAFE and LOUNGE A warm welcome awaits you in Heppner ARE YOU READY? If you can answer each of these YES, you are ready for a Worry Free Vacation Dm 1. Stop Mail Delivery 2. Stop Milk Delivery 3. Stop Paper Delivery 4. Empty Garbage 5. Shut Off Water 6. Leave word with someone 9. Close up House 10. Unplug All Cords 1 1 . Empty Refrigerator 12. Make arrangements someone to look in on house for the on how to contact you in 13. Don t Pull Shades Down case of emergency. 14. Make arrangements to have 7. Take First Aid Kit in Car grass cut if gone over two with you days 8. Make Arrangements for Pets 15. Have Proper Identification 16. HAVE CAR SAFETY CHECKED! GOOD TIRES LUBRICATED BRAKES ELIMINATE TROUBLE BEFORE IT STARTS. 17. SEE YOUR INSURANCE AGENT! 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