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; ..j,t I..- MITM'i: m.'KK uVrTTT TIVV Thur.iv, April 6, 19 orut huh.it mi Kit; I -: " -. a ' . 1 " J ' T ' - S ' 7 v r " i' , . ur A J v. 'r? 7 Lev W:tr.i?. t lr..w...-T. L.v v.u.if f L-rt..U,...v ".. L1 S.'t S-t ci To lrrv ;. ;cr. ?."U'. PTviptKJ -aTV CIRKENT AM HIToKU U CI KK! T 1 l.R , .' ; Nf F-.,: r1- Krc- - :.- P.. T-..-'r- -.'-her F ...: r- L-rip ; -z - Prior Vrr Tx i."'.-.c:.. r.s Ctrr h e- : Lv. P.ft.-;rts ;rterrr.ea.;e -rre F.-;pti Frarr. -rr ?rar.sie-s F- F-t i- T'U. Ex-':' Tj t r lf'. .r Tax ir.er T:.r A. -e-Trii. A: a,: -.T Txe? 1 .ec v xx FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY DCPAKTMCNT POM TMC FISCAL. VC CGiNMinO JULT FUND RESOURCES FO THE FISCAL. TEAM ! ' ESIMNIMG JULY f . Lexington Boy Enters Nayy RESERVE FUND SUMMARY FOS TO FISCAL VTR 19 72 19 73 BtGIiSISO JILV I. I 72 In u Htfd If Irii ktitii, or T rilftT Fr'jni fWif Fundi FNSl IS(, VIA W IH 4t7! TOTAL tfj' Iff t . TS I-ru.v V4rja.ir.!t lift in. Su!kJjii, ljr. IS, (.r inflic tion ui!v V,if I S, Ni) i'. JiuM I. iit'JU" fjii ilv and !!n Honii-r H ii.f-t tuni .!;, i Tf :.. t;. J. r I t-ri ur! f. rl'!ui'. Imm.Ii (! i'l'.jn'.'i aih! !! H at S'.s, las t;i.-ttrs inclu.lt-J r4ti4iar:i. Vr. txl Mrs. Trunan ;NMivr and N.tna V.jr jx.rl!, !!.. lull h. Vaivj-ur it Jan;i:.t! Carl VaMiardt Un.tl arx! frif .!. VK 4 V.KS. C'AKL VAI CI AKTT atvi Vr. a.h! Mrs. T.K. v.i'sm is r.Sr. and Mrs. N.rna Virquardt, a:d C!ur n a M.iruar.1! '' ".'. luj- N rr . r:U !ar,ii.r.i: sant T'k' AriduNjd.r Ch.ur from T5 Maltn,n:ah SctusJ of Ttr b'.lW. .r:'.a:Kl. Or. Sa:ur-ta ! ., M Carl Var Qiird! a:n! rt i'J'in a'i.1 Mrs. Niirna V.jr.iurdt and Vr. and Vrs. i ill b. Varijaardt and fjrr.;l n,,!.'rfd n tin Tri!.n Ivij utChun-t:, Walla Walla K tar t!e sam s.i!i VR 4 VHS KINR V FKi II INC, ari.i ct.;ldrfii and Vi.-s Lv'la W ;:r. id Port ia: vjsiti'd V.;ss WUs.m's ini V;ss hru'ditv's HiotluT. Lc!u Wilsor., o; !i r t':rtt ita. Satarda a djniu r as eii.H t'd at t.'ir Cla!in Ars liortK i:; Ki; ; !t r. Mrs. Lt-la Bmi: a'.-i.- attt-ndi d;:s:tt r. S'.l- & Ml. JUMI.M'UI- TEK aiKi daUi'httr. f utid.m. art lit it. t: l l.-if B acfc houe ;n L x;:ij tvir. !ulv Vr. Pofttr is tTr.;iu;ed ( Uit Vcrr.' Coi::t Grain Grow ers. VPS. CAT'.L FAl'BEEG Ms-.wd rC:;tl at V..nun.t-nt at the tu nit- ol tit r iiaati Ur and la n;il, Vr. a:id Vrs. L.T Vinson. VICKY IKVIX. Ko.h! Fiver, s;tnt tt.t Uvt kendat t.'i Ce cil Jones home. VF. a. V.Ki. C.E. 1KVIN taker, a;.d Ptarl Sat-r of Fenicto:. s;nt :tt end itt. Vrs. Irvir.'sn.otrit-r, Vrs. FhTrnc- Mi VUlan. Sunda) Nrs. Stuart Srr.itr. and ct.ildrtn Dale and lv!;ha. Ktrmistitt. wsi'ed !-r frand riotlier Vrs. McMillan. VR. a. MRS. EE CP ANT Frineviile, tuve been visit ing frit this it, LexiTicton. Ttiev are enruute tion.e from a trip to several western states. VLSS KAFEN ED 'A A EOS. Feri'dleton, dautiter of Vr. and Mrs. John Edwards, was honored b; about 40 people at a bridal sb.owtr Thurs. at the 1.0.0. F. Hall. Karen is the bridt-elect of Melvin Crow, Pendleton. Potin;s were decorated it. sriiig no wers. The refreshment table was centered with a sheet cake adorned with yellow and white flowers. A crystal punch bowl and silver tea service added to the party atmosphere. As Karen opened gifts she was assisted b her sister Janice and bj Melvin's sis ter. Pouring were Vrs. Crow, Pendleton and Vrs. Edwards, Lexington. Mrs. Wm. J. V an Winkle, Karen's aunt, served the cake. Hostesses for the affair were Vrs. Norman Nelson, Mrs. Joe Yocom, Vrs. Scott McMillan, Mrs. Morris Mc Carl. Mrs. Leonard Munkers and Mrs. Charles C. Jones. NEWXY ELECTED OFFI CERS OF LEXINGTON LEANER TOPS CLUB were installed at the Lexington City Hall on Wd. with Mrs. Char les C. Jones serving as in stalling officer. The out going officers, Mrs. Erda Pieper, Mrs. Harold Huber, Mrs. Florence McMillan, Mrs. Ralph Crum were pre sented hand-made apprecia- ATTENTiON! ALL 4-H LEADERS AND JL'N-OR LEADERS Saturday, April 8th is the date of the Eastern Oregon 4-H Leader's forum. The forum is to be held on the E.O.C. Campus in La Grande from 3:30 a.m. to 3;30 p.m. The program them.- is "4-H Leadership For Action". There will be Workshops on: 1. "Planning a 4-H Club Program f Work", 2. De monstrations as a Teaching Tool", 3. "Skills of Teach ing", 4. "Older Youth Look at 4-H". The program 'ilso includes a panel discussion and guest speakers. Morrow and Uma tilla cojnties are responsible for project displays. If you can take one, call Don Stan gel at the Extension Office, 675-5042. If you plan to go or need a ride, give the Extension office a call. This is a great opportunity to gain new ideas and meet other Oregonians interested in 4-H. it 'n lifts fiiiin t! l iaA r Mi. I'll ir. A ac h of ficer a UiMalli'd Ihcv rt resciiit'd a miiiU rariali.in. liuvUlUM t r I ra lr. Mr. Fr.la I':tr, Vr. W.llum J. iKitirrtt, cil a.ii r, Mr, Kile) Mullkelk, SeCrrtaf), Mrs. Hotuici M.-Villan, tlea.vulir, Vrs. V.'iitt i ruir. Wrti.h! Watcher. I iHil) diet refreshments, were ttrdaf- l r t!ie Uiyt-illatU'll. MKS. I" OKA 11 FNSll F. Sprav, cilrbrated her l4th l l!t!kli on .u!i.1a, Mar, "6. l'r sent wet lr .iii aik! i!e. V.r. aiKi Mrs. W ilium St.a.all. a .UutMer. Mrs. Lola l.:eedni, both of I e llijtoli, J.OI.N George, Hep (Hier, Willie, leiuium, l avt, r..ftland. an.l Mr. aiK! Mrs. K.'N rt Sit ai'all. Altaii and a son-in-law Jack SUtoii. Ki:u'iu Mrs. ii..rnu)e's is tt r Mr. Im :,i. ArKit rson from liari'or, ore. also at teihitd and ei.j'V'd l!ie lir-ttid-n dmiur with the fam i!. N'rs. Ik an Hunt enji ed Ea.-: r du.ht r with ttu ir 4au- kt.li r Ji aiiliK' in 1'eiklU toil. t.l. isU K Van WlnU sited In r lurei ls Mr. and Mrs, Wm. J, Van Winkle on Faster Sun.iav. Mr. Vleo Van WiliUe U Mteil Mr.aikdVls. KUGeorte and her leal-vtaiidchlldlen Cam an.) Kim, on I asti r Sutitia) aisl i-iiK ied a f.ilUu dl nm r in their Hr l m r hon e. In I e M:i ton fin I!ie Wi ek end wire Mr, aisi Mrs. Fric iiscarsvii atiillaiiiilt ufrnest Kiver, I.tatio, who hi ljvdMrs. Columl'iiie iti wiik, histraisl- II other Celebrate NT t'ir t!t.ia. otlier rect nt weekend visi tors were Mr. and Vrs. I eon Keel and lanah and Joce 1, wiiM ik! aik! lamih, I Icin, at the l!arr Green home h re. Kit turd Si-hA'iiow r.Pmak, Wn., iiassed aa last week at a ho.spiUl (hire. The tutu ral si rxices were held at FriU Jumral Hone on Thuis. He Was a hrothtr i f Vrs. Archie Nichols and was a fort-MtT Itxiuion re si.ii nt. He hates N'sidv l:ts Widow, Horelice Moli tanee. dauchterslitKU Calt n tirie, Weiatchef, Wa., Ann, Oliuk, and sons AlUlt, Onak, awtt ii, e, 1 t-it:liu, tUjClH , Seattle. 1 Nise i'i- K) llie si rvici s from I i k Hii I, ii wre Mr. aisl Mi s. Fail FapliKau, Ani Null lis, I re. t ile, WaiH', .'a)l'a pllu ,!J and I .ins 1 if!'. Mr. ih) Mrs, Tick HofTuan. r. rtlaad, vts;:cd Ur irc;,ts Mr. and Mrs. Wane I'aj I- m .tu last eik. lllle I ou l',i liiiau leluimd holli Willi I hi in after a weik tacatioii in I'oillaiid. Mr, and Mis, Wa)ne iru Kick. r, IM-e, aisl tuehler and fa mil Hie liol-erl Hail sons. Seattle, tiMtedthe hru lucker's daughter and ta mil) Mr. IM'I Mr. I Tadlrlg over the Faster weekend. BIGGEST TILLAGE , NEWS IH YEARS T- "V 1 ..vxr 111 f, t Garden Hose Roses Seeds of all kinds Cornett Green Feed 676-9422 - Heppner international j 40IBRA SHANK' OCULTIlATOR Best for seed bed prep.Tation, summer fjllowing, stubble mulching, pasture and alfalfa renovating, weed killing, and minimum tillage. Exclusive VIBRA SHANK action for uniform tillage. Entra high (10V) shank, clearance for obstacles and trash, Each shank operates independently. Heaviest trash gets through without clogging. Mounting 8' to 18'i foot width; Trailing 12H to IS'-i foot width; Wing 22'4 to 28 foot width. Ask for FREE DEMONSTRATION on your farm TODAY M M a A 1 aF 4 ITIUIIUW VUUIIljr Grain Growers Problems fo Be Eliminated For XITCH n c Do You Have Excessive Heat From Oven or Stove Use solution Hood Fan Maybe Offensive Odors From Cooking or Smoking solution Hood Fan Excessive Moisture in House From Cooking or Baking Experts estimate that 4lbs. of moisture are produced daily in an average home from cooking and about lib. daily from dishwashing solution Hood Fan Summer Heat Trapped in Kitchen Area solution Hood Fan See your Local Electric Appliance dealer To Purchase An Electric Hood Fan Columbia Basin Electric Co-op Serving Morrow, Gilliam and Wheeler Counties Heppner Phone 676-9146
