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.ittt-n.i ar Mrs. ,lohnCr.nes,
M: Lln.er rainier, Hep-p.'k-r,
Mrs. Norii.au Nt'lson,
I.exiiitor.; Mrs WeMoiiWttli
crrit., Kcho, Mrs. Art Allen,
P-AKiitiLin; Mrs. Ernest Hd-i-
r. lew; accc..T.pa:iiel In
M: ::. ;;in lullis. Hen nor.
r xti ;su-n SerKe.
Mr.;, finvt-s i. a nominee
i v lustrict VII IMrector
;'.M':rro - I'tnatilla t'liln
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-ii to the sate tr.'up at
fie conference.
While at the eunference tin
gr.jup will have an empor
ium! to attend educational
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fe care
Rli ip Cross,
the same goal:
care possible. At the
That's why were constantly adding new
benefits to our plans.
And why were always looking for new ways
to keep health care costs down.
And why although we already protect more
Oregonians than any other company
we're working to help people who still don't have
adequate health care protection.
We have computers and other sophisticated
equipment. But no computer can do all the
things we're doing. It takes people to care for
people. Blue Cross... we care for people.
other spots
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workshops ami meetings.
Featured speakers include
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, SUte
lUurd of Higher Education,
and Uotert Der. professor
of psycholog) at Hrigtiam
Younc Universit). Lee Kol
nier, director, OS I' Coopera
tive Extension Service will
welcome the wonien to the
college at the Wed. morning
session. r-
Women who have been in
volved in Extension spon
spored activities for over 40
years will b honored with
a ?pecul recognition during
the Wed. luncheon. .Morrow
Count) women who were ac
tive in Extension 40 years
ao were Mrs. Roy Ball, Mrs.
Chub Warren, Boardman;
for people.
our oeoole are all working toward
to help our
Airman
Graduates
WlliailTA FALLS. Tex
Alrnun Steven K. Matthe
koii, sou of retired V S Nav
C'oiiuiunder and Mrs.. E ran
ds E. MatltH'wsoii, of Crass
Valley. Calif., tus graduated
at Shepiufi A Ell. Tex., from
the L S. Air Force aircraft
nii'Clunlc course.
Ttie airman, who astraln
etl to repair current Air
Force jet fiitlilers. Is Mug
assigned to El mendorf A FH.
AlasM, for duty ltli a unit
of the Alaskan Air Command
which guards the Arctic air
aipro.ches to North Amer
ica. Airman Matthew son, a 1966
graduate of San Mlquel Col
lege I'reniratory School, ai
teiklI Pacific l iitversit).
Forest drove.
His wife, Marsha. Is the
daughter of Mrs. Nona l.
Sowell of lle pner.
FAMILY KELATIONSI1IPS
11KAXUTOEH AT FAMILY
LIFE SEHIES
The third session of the
Family File Series on Apr.
19 was opened by a reading
of a play. "TheClassWall."
The one-act drama depicted
problems of a family with
two adolescent children.
Communication barriers
exist between the parents and
their teenaged daughter as
well as the parents themsel
ves who are gradually drift
ing apart.
Cast members were Patand
Linda Wonser, HobandLlnda
lie Spain and Dennis and Ann
Toney.
A "rap" session ensued,
led by Dr. Jean Gardiner,
clinical psychologist and
member of the Umatilla-Morrow
County Mental Health
Clinic staff.
Mrs. John Graves, Mrs. Wal
ter Wright, Heppner; Mrs.
Ernest Heliker. lone. Anyone
knowing of others who should
be included in this group
should send names toBirdine
Tullis at the Extension office,
Heppner, before May
members get the finest
lowest possoe cost.
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Everybody Won
At Carnival
Last Saturday' lUml C ar
nival certainly brought out
lots of tinners. Tlx Big Win
ner was tin' tundsuprt fund
Hut gained around $1,000
which will be used ma nil) for
instruments and to help with
travel excuses to band con
tests. Ltreetor Dave Mann
was delighted with the great
community suiixirt.
MIKE SMITH. sn f Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, won
the T.V. which should be great
in his room; Divld Camp
bell. Lexiiu'ton won the water
bed which should tx almost
sensational In his room. The
$3.00 In-carnival-liekel win
nrs were toji ticket sellers
Hruce Young ami Joan
W irren. There were 2 1 other
ticket sellers who won free
carnival tickets, too.
Mil. CLINT AG EE'S Cth
grade won the best-seller-room
prue and had a whale
of a great party on Friday
afternoon from the carnival
committee. They nude their
own Uuutu splits from three
gallons of ice cream and as
sorted toppings. Fun, Fun!!
MRS DAVE MCLEOD the
over-all chairman had so
ni any good things to report
about successful event. She
says that Mrs. Hob Davidson
and her dinner committee fed
around 300 people. All the old
favorite booths went well, but
a few new ones were excit
ing. Appealing to the junior high
and senior high crowd was the
water bed and roulette wheel
booth wnich was set up and
operated all evening by
"Ked" and Linda (Mr.
and Mrs. Bob DeSpain, Jr.)
On the last spin of their
roulette wheel David Camp
bell won a water bed from
New Moon Imports, Eugene,
which can Ih? any size that
David chooses. (Beware
rjjvid check the foun
dations of your house
those biir ones weiu'h tons)
The Jail with Sheriff Gary
Grieg went so well tlut many
IVmlk'ltin.
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DFLHEItT TV UN EH gets braced for the next plunge Into
the iwnk Tank at the Hand Carnival.
are urging Gary to really
run for Sheriff. The Goch
luuer Jewel ly Engraving
booth, (he Feed the Donkey
booth from which a large
red tongue handed out prizes
to smaller carnival goers
were some Hut stood out.
Bingo was great as were
the Cake Walk, the Dunk Tank,
the Country Store.
Mary Mcl.eod says Mrs.
Don Cole's work on publicity
contributed to the carnival s
success which was positively
proved bv the numlier of per
sons who stayed until the
doors closed.
The dance after the carni
val which featured nnsicby
the Holiorts Family gathered
about 130 persons.
lone Cardinals
TENNIS ACTION
The lone High Sclnxil girls
tennis team traveled to Echo
on April 13 for conixtltion
ending 3-1 in favor of Echo.
Debbie Dick (E) deafeated
Cathy Cannon 6-2; 6-1, in
first singles. Nancy Ashurst
(I) defeated Cindi Martin and
(I) defeated Becky Collier 7-5,
6-1 In second singles
In first doubles, Moll) ll.un
lou and Hobbl Lilly (E) de
feated Clndi Martin and
Christina Llndstrom 7-5.6-1.
In second doubles, Susan
Stockard and Pam McAlte
(L) won over Mar) McElllgott
and Cherl Carlson, 6-0,6-0.
In tennis action on Apr.
3. the lone High School net
tors fell to the Hermlston
Junior-Varsity 8-0 on the lone
courts.
Singles: Cathy Cannon was
defeated 6-4, 6-1; Nancy Ash
hurst lost the first and third
sets, 6-1,6-1, and won the e
cond set, 7-5. Clint Krebs
was defeated 6-0,6-0; Dave
McNary lost 6-0,6-0.
Doubles: Melanl Ball and
Christina Llndstrom were de
feated 6-0, 6-0; Cherl Carl
son and Nancy Ashurst lost
6-0, 6-0. Htchard Hamlett
and Herb Ekstrom lost 6-0,
6-1; and Paul Ashurst and
Fred Sherman were defeat
ted 6-1.6-0.
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BLUE CROSS OF OREGON
Irrigon Church
Remodels
The Irrigon Assembly ol
God C hurch and I'aw'""" We8
ley cron have plans to re
model the jwrsonage. The
plans are to enlarge the kit
chen ami dining urea and to
add to utility mxt storage
space. A I'H'I ' lu"'ler
arrived Sat. for the planned
project.
Mrs. Win. Llttrell asho.
less to the Pen Women Club
on Wed. Uh 10 omen pre
sent. The Club Is a branch
of the National League of
American I'en Women.
Nellie Hoyt of Umatilla read
a story she had written ot
her experiences on trip to
Hawaii. Mrs. Curtlss Steph
ens had a reading on a
chlldrens story she Is
writing.
The president of the club
Mrs. Bonnie Lee Tulur of
Echo has gone buck East to
attend a meeting of the Na
tional League of American
Pen Women.
Sp. 4 Leon D. Wilson is
at home on leave with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter Wilson. Irrigon. Wilson
is a 1970 graduate of River
side High School, Boardman.
He Is presently stationed at
Fort Sill, Okla., as a Pos
tal Clerk.
Mr. ami Mrs. McKlidey
Crum and Daisy Weatherford
of Olex, who have been friends
of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Ste
phens for many years, were
Sunday callers at theft home.
Cards Down
Mustangs
After six innings of play,
the lone baseball team downed
Heppner 1-0 April 13.
Jerry Gentry, freshman,
pitching his first high school
varsity baseball game, al
lowed tone only one hit dur
ing the entire game. The
winning run was scored by
John Hietmann in the second
Inning, due to errors.
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