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Lexington Grange IRRIGON NEWS
Sels Cash Prizes
For Home
Lights
LEXINGTON The Willow
Crance announce It will again
Ik, ft a Outtmu Lighting
f..r ilia Lexincton vot
4... i t.nwlni-t and I ho town of
fusil nrUe will be
niui.il in two classifications,
MH.ns! and secular themes. The
acnd will l relating lo the
ihi.ii,i.i Kinrv if Chiintma. the
-..ulir to the liehtcr. Santa as
Anv.nu wishing lo enter
ll.. f,lllllit khouM nhone Jean
N.lm or Dclphu June.
By rAKCES lOSt WILSON
IRRIGON Staff 81, and W'
lr...r!,l Pranke have pond to
Texas for several weeks, before
m.inif in Kncland. franae who
u rarerr man with the U. S
Air Fun, will reoelve training
In Texas f'r his alignment In
1-ni.l.nrt Itii fiimllV CXIKfU tO
i.iin him there In t-rly Decern
Imt. Thi'lr children llamona
i.x.i r-uriun ft. remained here
niioiid klnderearen and 1st
nril nf A. C. llilUuhtol) School,
Ami nr staving with their
priiiwIiinrenL. Mr. and Mrs
l.lnyd Franke.
i
Many Traveler
Mr nn,l .Mr. A. F. Maieskt
,.i..i ,.iv I to Portland on Satur
,t,.tr tiiUiiu' ihelr small grand
daughter Saudi WriKlit to her
l.... llnro after a two Week's
vtoit. They nlM visited their
iu.li. in. law. Harvey Wright who
w urn lent in that city after
serious brain Kurgcry.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. McMill
an from Woodburn Kstntes were
caller In Lexington n Friday.
Mr.. Wm. J. Van Winkle hud
nml ir uurecrv on her foot In
Pendleton on Friday but return-
el homo the same day.
Mr anil Mrs. C. C. Jones mo
lured to the Kay Kcklcs home
near I'enilleton on Wednesday
taking Dixie Kay Peck to the
of her mother after a
few days spent In Lexington,
sin. returned to Sun Francisco
later In the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Campbell
ri.iiirncd home Saturday from
the Burns County where they
i.ninved Mime hunting.
Mike Btircham, son of Mr. and
Mn Rnloh Hurt-ham visited nis
inrents over the weekend from
i.ij work In Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith and
family have moved to Heppner
u-hiT. lin-v are making Uielr
Some Thev have rented tin
I .ni l Dick house.
Mr imil Mrs. Kenneth Mar
Khali Kiient the weekend in
CKi.ili at th( mountain home
nf Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palm
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson
of Hermislon were Lexington
callers on Thursday.
LONEROCK NEWS
LONKROCK Keith Voslug and
Darrold Downing from Condon
were Lonerock visitors this
week. Both men havo bought
homes in Condon recently and
havo moved their families to
that city.
The town of Lonerock was
filled lo overflowing with hunt
cm on the opening day of deer
season and camps ana irauer
houses could be seen scattered
11 .1.1.. ,...nn
111! uvit nun an a. i . '. , ' , .
Visiting the Jim Heidongcrs, tended the homecoming game of
ij",,i ii...r he i niversitv or laano vs. uin
Wl' U JUIIII OIUIIICIII, .."I'l'i i - - "
Special Programs
ti. ivm Tetem family
jiiT.imi'nti. Calif., will nreM-nt
n... i.t.siii.i in mi nu and word
Knnii.il Ort. 17. at the Aasoinw
ly if Cod. in Irrlgon. In the
11 a.m. service. In tne evening
seniiv at 7::t) p.m. repre
tu.ninilvi. nf OreL'on Council on
Alcohol Prolilcms will Ik Mak
Ina
The I'ev. lister Vouilfi f
i..m iw.is I'ui'st sneaker here la
Sunday morning.
A da iihter. Wendi Mae. wa
I ii mi to Mr. and Mrs. tlarencc
1'iinl.ir. Oct. 9. weight 7 1
i IjkiiI eraniinarenu are ai
mwi Mm. iu-n Pourier. mil Mr.
and Mrs. U-itoy Proctor.
The countdown on students of
ihu area to enroll In various
enlleees. Include. Tom Stewart
Judy Franke. Pattl Proctor, Terry
While. John stoneman. an w
nine Mountain College. Bruce
Buchanan returns to Oregon
Sinn. Corvallis. and rranci
Wiley Ls at Kinman in Spokane
4 H Achievement Night
Four H Weik was observed In
Irrlgon Oct. 4 9, with a display
In llie hall at the Erade scliool
Irrii'on 4 II members in Junior
I f i fit iind Hh'h Scliool contrib
uted to the display of prizes and
trophies at Riverside High
School, In Boardman. County Lx-
tension Agent Don Stangel and
Birdine Tullis, extension aide,
iinke lo grades 1. 5 and C on
Tuesday, presenting to inein inc
4 II program and explaining
the oniiortunities in 4-11 Club
work
Fnur-II Achievement night is
scheduled for Oct. 21. at A. C.
Houghton Cafetorium, for North
Morrow County. There will te
dinner at G:30 P.m.. after
which 4 II members and lead
ers will be honored in a pro
gram. A time will be designat-
il fur memhers to enroll ill the
club of their choice, for the com
im vear. Parents are urged to
attend, everyone ls welcome
At a North Morrow leaders
held recently, the fol
lowing officers were elected:
IVesident, Mrs. Vern Evans; vice
nros. Mrs. Dean Acock: seere-
tarv. Mrs. Don Adams: treasur
or. Mrs. Chester Wilson.
Mrs. Al Partlow accompanied
her sister Mrs. James Mills to
Moscow. Idaho, where they at-
Peggv Dun Freeman and Pete
Whitson and family, all from
IVrtland. The Whitsons finished
their hunt at Parkers Mill
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heakm and
family and a nephew from
Portland, stopped over the week
end witli Carroll Davis at his
cabin on Brown Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brink
and Jerry from Forest Grove
stayed with the E. Davis fam
ily. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Davis Included Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Krwert, son and grandchild
ren from Lake Oswego, Glenn
McElnoy and John Vynnal,
Hermiston, Carolyn Davis Dolin
friends from College Place, Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Permantz, Lloyd
Woiijj and Kick Roy, Walla Wal
la and Mr. and Mrs. Read, their
mm and his wife and grand
son. MOVING? Bundles of old
newspapers, 23c. Gazette
Times Office. 43tfc
ho State, at the new football
stadium. Mrs. Mills' son Steve
is in the Moscow marching band
that performed during pro-game
and half time.
Enroute to Moscow they vis
ited Mrs. Tartlow's sister-in-law,
A. C. HOUGHTON LUNCH MENU
Menu for A. C. Houghton Ele
mentary School, Oct. 18-22.
Mon., 18 Beanie -Wienies, Cot
lage cheese salad, apricots, cin
namon rolls.
Tues., 19 Hamburger noodle
bake, apple raisin salad, butter
ed corn, orange tapioca pud
ding. C
Wed., 20 Tacos, tater tots,
buttered green beans, angel
freeze.
Thura., 21 Vegetable soup,
tuna or egg salad sandwiches,
peaches, oatmeal raisin bars.
Fri., 22 Baked potatoes with
cheese, tomatoes, lunch meat
slices, banana cheese cake.
Salary Consultations Begin October 19
The Morrow County School
Board met with representatives
of the teachers and classified
employees at a special meeting
in Lexington on Oct. 5. The pur
pose of the meeting was to es
taMih a meeting calendar and
consultation guidelines ior fu
ture meetings.
The consultation meeting
with teacher representatives will
be about the same as In past
years The consultation meet
incs with representatives cf the
classified employees, (cooks,
custodians, secretaries and bus
drivers) will be held for the
first time this year. These nwet
(ings are required by law as a
result of legislation passed by
the 1971 legislature.
The areas open for consulta
tion by both groups are salar
ies and salary related lteirui a
well as grievance procedure.
OEA-OSEA Chapters Heprnt
In elections held earlier thU
year. It was determined that the
Morrow County Chapter of the
Oregon Education Association
would represent the teachers
and the Morrow County Chap
ter of the Oregon School Em
ployees Association would rep
resent the classified Employees.
The principals in the school dis
trict decided not to enter into
formal alary consultations and
their salary schedule will be de
termined by the school board
without holding consultation
meetings.
The meeting schedule calls
for the first meeting to be held
on Oct. 19. 1971. at which time
both group will present their
proposals to sub committees of
the school board for their con
sideration. Discussions on the
proposal will continue at three
futu.ro meetings with a settle
ment being reached by Nov. 23.
1971. If an agreement has not
been reached by Nov. 23. the
matter will be referred to medi
ation as required by law. 1
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RCA TEAM ROPING winners wers Us Kamm In. Making presentation wers Queen Mlehells
. Z . , . . .i.i. 1 1- Millar nnrt PrlBMUM Tan Schlichtina. ISTl
and raui nice, snown r wim iwiuu "- - V
sented by Hamlin's Tavern end Harris Drivs- Saow and Dovls Alderman.
Mrs. Wilbur Cilbbi, at Pomeroy.
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Coy spent
Saturday In Portland, visiting
their daughter, Clara Fay Coy.
The Junior girls' Sunday
School class of the Assembly of
Cod, spent an afternoon at the
Shady Best swimming pool. This
was an award for reaching a
certain goal. They were accom
panied by thi'lr teacher. Mrs. Al
Partlow.
Mrs. Michael Llnnell has re
turned to their home here In Ir
rigon. from Ft. Lewis. Wn.,
where her husband is stationed
In the Army.
Sixth Grade Tour
r don rrANca.
County Extension Ag-ot
Truti snd Conserve our
Natural ReMiuretV was the
word given at the 1971 ?lth
(imdo t'unnervation Tour. The
lour was bld at Bull ltalrle,
Oct. 4.
Don Stangel. Mrrow County
Extension Agent reported that
im 217 sixth graders attended
Ihe tour from the elementary
MhooU In Grant. Wheeler, Gil
liam and Morrow counties.
Ssin Miller, of the U. S. For
et S'rlce, and Glen ward, oi
ihe Oregon State Game torn-
mlslon, welcomed the studenu
to Bull Pralrlo and told them
how thU recreation area orig
inated and how the various or
gnnizatlons work together to
maintain it.
line to excellent weather and
enthusiastic Instructors, the Mu-
.lents had an enjoyable exper
ience learning about such top
ics as:
Topic Instructor
Forest Soils Don waiienmey-
er, Soli lonservaiion jervinr.
Canyon City; Dale Boner, SCS,
Heppner.
Range Managemeni uen mi
lir.gsworth. Wheeler County Ex
tension Agent; Dave Franzen,
SCS, Fotsil.
Outdoor Manners Bob Jepen,
lone rancher.
ftae Control Jim Ilumptrtsi,
Offn State Board of Fure-try;
Cap Gentry, Oregon Slate Board
of Forestry.
Timber Stand Improvement
Dennis M.irtin. U. 8. Furt 8-rv
Ice, Heppner.
Commercial Forest Manage
ment Johnny Shaw Klnma
Corporation. Kinrua; Mike Van
dehey, Klniua Corporation, Kin
tua.
Tree M.-ntlficatlon Norm
Clow, V. S. Forent Srvloe,
Heppner.
Wildlife Glen Ward, On'fion
Stale Game Commission; Jack
Melland. On-gon State Game
Commission.
Madge Bryant has been down
to Burns recently lor a vwh
with her granddaughter and
family, the Ulney Seeger. Mr.
and Mrs. Seeger were up hero
last weekend on business and
to visit Mrs, Bryant. Mr. Seeger
Is DUrk t Attorney for Harney
County.
Six Sunday School teachers
from the Methodist church were
In Pendleton for an area teach
ers' workshop at the Pendleton
Uulted Methodist Church last
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Vern Batty, Ida Farra, Grace
Drake, Justine Weatherford.
Doris Cutting, and Rev. Edwin
Cutting enjoyed the Instruction
offered.
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Teamwork is really what it's all about.
People plus equipment equals performance.
And at Union Pacific it adds up to a dependable
performance in the win column.
Modern railroading is a complex operation
involving everything from radar controls to the
world's largest, privately'owned communications
system. For instance if you want to know where
your car of freight is within minutes we will
trace and report.
But for all the sophistication of modern equip
ment, Union Pacific's chief asset is people
experienced, capable railroaders who deliver the
goods to you and for you.
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD