hm'iah: okk r.xrtT'.r Tivrs
Jill wins All Around Cow Girl
r H.jti fi.vtev Trail; join
ari.r.oi.i!!! i:t r
hirt! avti.tol teami. cor.!i!i
4! Il Dk h'U't S ctu-
Jill Puff FiVW ;tr
n'.n homes iiv! a turn 'J
tiw All at.hjjkJ CV Ctrl of
tli nw,. J ill Uv4 1st in
br4kii CaU hj.'i". lt
tr. ot Ti!if , !k! jUivJ in
harre'. Kji iiv a'. I'.Ci i tui
Itk. .hrt at; wlUie 4m! .left
MtrtuI t jrt its Jiuli
Hatny h::J .'; r ". K;,!,'
K M1ii'ii rr '!.! Tj in
lean -- .
:r i-ui v.r M- .'i--,n
aiu! r atx. Urs. Ja.k r.
llikir !!t iklt J ::, ,! ialk!
f.-uih! it in.r iv-;:;r;t- init'n
ii-.aUe
Morrow Gem
and My'nerol
Meet Mov 20
Trif Mn ntftf.iif of .
V irr- Co. Cir. t2 V.ttv.
rii 5,k-u ; ss t:.:s Sat. 3C
j..m. in ti Co:.ferenc room
of ttw 1st Njtu-iul hitx.
torn !ir$ c .!.- mis aeeketw!
So M -moral W Could !
otrti
Procran. is a re;vrt or
F..sU tn V.r :: Vr.
MarUtt iiHi s'.i4 sK-n r
Ed Goiitv.
Tne :-lo tr;; to Atooc
in Jaiw is to tv disrussev!
and puns n.idr.
People inter' sied m tiw
frn. ind rmrwral fit Id ar
rlocni to attend.
.Vrs. Cl: Wood is in cturtf
of rtfresnnnts.
KATHV CFVV. daughter of
tr Ralph C rums of lor..a
praduate iron: Cfcr;st;ar.K:fr.
Sonool at .arr.pa. iihc on
Ma C6. Htr partnts and
otner Jarr.il menibers ill
N; in attendance. Katt
has airead enrolled at Nor
tr.est NaZarene Co-Hepe and
een has her roommate cr.o-sen.
Morrow Form
Bureau Elects
The Morro Count) Farm
Bureau met Monday atTheJ's
a; lone.
Ne officers elected are:
Orvie Cutsforth. Sr.. pre
sident, succeeding Herman
Sietteli. lrv;n Eauch, first
vice president. Gene Majesxe
second vice-president. John
Gochnauer, secreury. Her
man Blettell. voting -dele-fate:
Nortrn Nelsx, lefis-lation-TaxatiDn
chairn-ir..
The group discussed the
rtiiiiams - Steieer Occupa
tional Safety i Health Act
of 1970. This is a very
strict la dc being enforc
ed ith some heavy fines t
lng assessed.
From time tt Un.e. aspects
of this la H1 be discus
sed in the G-T.
Hoguewoods
Home Again
Mrs. Ron Eague!xxd ac
:ompanied by Kristi, Kel
ayne, and Kimee Lu Hague
ooc have returned from a
o eek trip to Washing
tor: D.C., Ne York City, and
other eastern cities. They
stayed itfc Mr. 4. Mrs. Lar
ry Huffman i family at Wald
orf, MaryLimi. Mrs. Huff
man, is the former Nancy
bright and as bore and at
tended school in Keppner.
She and Mrs. Kagueoo! are
sisters. Mr. i Mrs. Huff
man spent a eek showing
tnem the many beautiful
monuments, historical and
Federal Buildings in and
around Wash. D C. A trip
to the zoo tc se the Panca
Bears from China and the
Sm-thsoniati Institute ere
especially interesting. They
enjoyed a pro baseball game
between the Baltimore Ori
les and the Kansas City ro
yals and spent ok day
fishing on the Chesapeake
Bay. Mrs. Hagueood and
children took the Anv.rakMe
troliner express through
Maryland, Pennsylvania, De
laare, Ne York i.rd Ne
Jersey to Ne York City
here they spent tr. days
sightseeing. They had din
ner at Sardi's and sa the
stage sbo at the radio City
Music Hall. A guided tour
through the United Nations
and The Cathedral of St. John
the Divine were most impres
sive. They also took an all
day bus tour of New York
City which included a trip to
the Statue of Liberty, the
top of the E moire State
Building and a walk through
China town.
MPS JOEL ENCELMAN"
returned to lone or, May 12
after unoergoiriff major sur
gery at St. Anthony's Hospi
tal. Pendleton. She is re
covering in the home of her
motner, Mrs. Lelsie Chapel.
nic F:ri:
last w,.,i ttt-d. ur, doc
trie u :;.; ir. t r u. the '
ni-r.t ot t,it J...t V.ho:
r k V a!.
Mat:.'
h n ;i. C l.
f.rt. V
ol.'iH- ne t! t ,r t:.ri
ctalifrtn. tr ir r;
t'llXlrW t; i; t tin ;t'
I ir 1 ; vr::t r.t I r Ut t
n-(: t. a r..i:u".i.m.
ur: .if tt't
r. rt-Ci'i.t'. v rem
u, r-Uii;
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tit
4
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lOLSt
Tl ur-.tsv. Mv IS, 1973
Civic Leogue
Chonget Nome
heritor Chic- le,:uf nil
( . n r'nins in t!w kin
,h ri.-irtn num.. FUn Tf
t.u'.-teA (.ir th annual fn
Uuati.1i pu'iiic lo l Mil ud
F n,. Vai :6 at It 3o a.m.
at the fair patUion. This
yar n kiiKi. rTirter. children
4i4 thor to attend nrkt r
r united ti'attt,n(3!tttbir
us 'ttH-rs. All are asked to
trm Mfk lunch. I'unfh
and ic cream U1 t pre
iiil
A m lunie j Sflected
f.r tti grouj' it it ha
t t n the i'mfit -n snion that
thr tutu Cimc League no
l,-tv r clear!) Uentified itfc
t! e kukit r(iarten. From no
or. tt.r group sa!! ! tit
Ire, H n i r Con:numtv Kin
dt r-.tt ten.
A tit ,.iate of officers
was fin-ted f..r the 1972-73
war. Mrs Kit Georfe U1
Irad the group as FresideiU
.:i, Mrs. Ladd Duk as vice
prt uift!t, Mrs. Verljr.Hugh-
, Screur),andRo prj
trom, trurr. Tobrd
members U1 t fleeted in
the tall.
fctr and Mr. HernnnC.r
n and Mrs. Matti Green
Wt-re lb Fttttlaiid Ma) 7 to
attend the I iiivt mlty of Port
land s f raduatiini ekcerctsec
at hirh Mi.Creen'soii-in-la,
Omer K. VcCaleb. re
ceived hi doctor of educa
tion decree.
Ir KK-Cleb, a Heppner
H inh S.hvi.4 tra.tuate. ic di
rector uf Oregon ixenj4ar)
project tn Career Fducation,
a (irtram ittun the David
pxueUe Public School S
tent just (at oi Portland.
Tb C reens also visited
tln-.r dauft.t. r Mariaret Gre
en houurktng in Portland.
VKS A C. PtFPER return
ed last erk from Portland
hre bhehadvisited her dau
ghter Mrs. tarl Hall , Marcle)
ho is conwlescit from ma
jor surfery. Erda repirts
that Marcie U doim; turel).
Erda traveled lth atrs. Fo
bert Lovgren and Mrs, Ro
bert Peterson. A ft day
earlier Frda and Mrs. Hall's
OaiH Mr r Mrs. t eland McCill
ert in Portland fcr 3 day
durinc Marrie s surfer).
METHoniSTS HONOR
FAY MHCk'SOS
The Second -Sunday coffee
hour at the Hefner lulled
Methodist C hurrh as a fare
well gathering honoring Mrs.
sand tr t of cable Is mud v.
ed as part of the mn;radti
of srrtice to the Communit),
The i-rmit rovers hns on
Oregon and Wakhun t,m A ,
Srd. 5th. 7th. Ith. 9th and
Underground Cable aS?.
t.-irri,v,ntroun- eJ in the ini.Mjm oi ..
T lie ii ' i t ' -1
C.eii Ferguson ho has Iwn
an active member for many
yr
Mrs. Ferguson with a lea
tber covered adJrea bkas
parting memento.
ni n,.t cm Uav 9. a pt rmit
.s issued to T S w fell
to lay underground telephone
lines on several streets ith
in the City. Several thou-
uh the general hind at
)6,ceo.00. Tlie aniount Is
ithin the 6 per cent limi
tation so no election U necessary.
FACSIMILE
Ballot No
To Bt Tom Off By A Boord Membtr
Official Primary Nominating Ballot for the Republican Party for
PRECINCT
Morrow County, Oregon, for the Primory Election to be Held Tuesday, May 23, 1972
MAXK A CKOSS (Z) OR A CHECK MARK () W THt VOTING SODARt RETWEtK THt KOMiER AKD EACH CROOF OR CADIDATX VOTED TOM
MOVING??
Local or
Long Distance
Fre Estimates
Call Oene Orwkk
3eS-8S8
or Condon 384 2292
Agents for
United Van Lice.
VOTE
W
N
SODD
e
for ACTION on
Port of Morrow
AJi. U E
5-,ar2nr.
MATIOMAL
NATIONAL
FOR ? RESIDENT Of THE UNITEP STATES.
Vet tec Om
TOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
Vet let On
JOS CNTTEP JTATES SENATOR
Vet tot One
' Kt'tiun e pru Cunimuiiuit intlut'nce Irum
government Rebuild the iniiepndent
Amencan(arn.
IS r LVN'N LJZ:iAiL. ' tiv. t:ii'."s. Kmwniw. and Attendance tar Orvgon tn
thel-MTi:pTATESSEATE
2U Q MA.KK O KATFiU.t). X'A-gur. ciua: Sena tat."
"5" Q"JKVI.NU Ln.NA, "WU1 work hard f, KprlecUun ut Kichard M. Nuon."
Si, ) iaxiKC iBL.Ni STAiJUJklA.V, -elect ouf I'rent tkJnai Uunmltte
11 man to liwure Expenrncrd Representation
lot On-gun "
rOH NATIONAL COStMITTEEWOMAN " Vete' let OsZ
"bo I-1 IX-iiOS i. HAXaUi. "Lcta'Help Urrtinn bttxmie the Sluacl Siute lot Com-
muruty Mental Health,
tl f 1 lKa. COU-li ilXJttOTHA) WOOKi. My gaul continue to be Uie wcllat
' ot the Ri-publlran Party "
u
' inipr.'U'd eiiK'atRm at lesj, ctl.
Ii al; Ir.tlatmn . World peart '
JMSO lor everyone.
KOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
RoJm. Crook. Deacnutn. Gilliam. Grant Harney, Hoed Rivet, Jeiimon. Klamath.
Lafe. Maineut. Manaa. Morrow. Snerman. UmaUUa. Dous, Wailoira. Wasee.
Wbwlet. and Fortion of CUrckama and Linn Counties Vote far Oae
STATE
We've got over
300 good, steady jobs.
TOR SECRETARY OF STATE
-u
Vote lot On
CLAY MYEKS. Enerpe'.K-. txiHTn-ntt-d. ImJicatetl, Keripected Republican
Secretan- ot State "
TOR DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL JARTT CONVENTION. SECOND CONGRES
SIONAL DISTRICT Vote lot Feui
tii Q kfcN.NLTM ALEXA.NDEK tKUW.N (John M. Aahbrook)
J. W. JIM i IM.KB tSpiro T. Atuew)
M Q FALL K. DAVIS vKichard Nuuni
65 r PI A., A F. EVA.Na (John M. Aatibrook)
oo WILLIAM H. iBILL) HAYLit.N t L nconinutted )
67 r-J JAMES LAWRENCE McGEKEE itncommltted)
ti 1KV1.N MA.N.N iRichard lXon)
ua q Mrs Farley moga iKiciiard .vuou)
FOR STATE TREASURER
Vote tot Ob
3 Q CiAlG EiKMAN, ' Nalioi.aiiy revi.r.t'd bu.si!iessn',an and civic leuder
i nerr.anior ajiiirt'gqr.ians
?U Q CLAY MYERS
71 r-j WAK.NE NLN.N
(Richard Nixon)
iRichard Nuon)
24
I A.Vi-Ei. s. FAuE. Many ...r ot experiencv investing money, the Suite of
72 Q MAF.V ROOT t Richard Nixunl
"tFQ FRANCIS Tm'S ROTiiALoE
(Richard Nixon)
N STATHOS. "IHin jitatnus rr.eaa buMnea. Exuvrienced Businessman.
Resrmnsible Lepislator Republican Presidential Elector
JAMES F .SANDERS (John M. Ashbrook)
1S60."
75
'"'JX'- 3 " "
::sts . rarr.-erarr.'e:
:r-.:ers trade a-vers
ar.d rvi a-rr.-er. Cocks
26
ter.v?rs
rr.a.r.ter.3r.c mer.
lobs tor vox-.; men Ar.i your.; worner.
Jobs ir. Europe Hswa ?ar.arr.a A.ska Ar.d just
arc u arv p.aoe ir. tr. States
V.'e I Tr. vo t: zz tr icbs 7ra-. you weL ir. good
scrvoois ur.aer exoejer.t irstrjotors witr. tie best
equipment oDtair.irie
Astd you ge: tjl pev w."w: you train
Yoa ac ost ui.-sualv ;ood rr-,;e bertefits indudng
a chance to cor.ar. je vox educaaor. ir. rr.ar.y cases at ox
expense Ir. most oases with at least 7o of yox tuition paid
And ii you quaxy weT yve you yox chotoe of
training V.'el put it ir. wr.ar.g.
betore vou szjr. up
! j MATHILDA M. TASSIN. A state treasurer who w.U work to benefit all the
State's Citizens"
FRANK J SCHMJTT iJohn M. Ashbrook)
BOB SMILEY (Richard Nixon)
77 n ROBERT F. SMITH (Richard Nixon)
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
27 g LEE JOHNSON
Vote lot On
n
78
HELEN A. TVRNELL (Juhn M Aahbrook)
FOR STATE SENATOR. TWE NTT-EIGHTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Veto for One
2S
j KENNETH A. 1 KEN JLF.NJTEDT. 'Quttlljied-Eiierienced."
FOR
cuu
I. inn. Manoa and W
STATE REPRESENTATIVE. FIFTY-FIFTH RFPursnrraxrvr nimm
CUliam. Jelferaon. Morrow, and Sherman Countie and portion of Clackamas.
tountiei. Vote ar Oiu
29 rj DAVID M. GREEN. "Elect Dave Green Representative He Listens.'
Published pursuant to provisions of ORS 310.330
Sadie Parrish, County Clerk of Morrow County
COUNTY
4i
COPNTT COM MISSIO NER
30 r-j WALTER H HAYES. "Present IncllmteIlt.l
Vote for One
FOR COUNTY CLERK
31 rj ALICE M VANCE. "Former School DLitrict R-l Clerk
Vote for One
Experienced in
Financial Arrountine. Burige'ing election!,. Pavmll "
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF
Tbdayfr Army
wmts to )otn yon.
Vote for One
?LCilgTT TREASURER
32 rj SYLMA McDaniel. "Present Incumbent '
Vote for One
Phone 276-0079
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN VM. f
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEE WOMAN VotTlofo
M$$m " Ii ,
L J"
Dear Blue Cross:
My son's unexpected hospitalization
in Nevada involved only several
hundred dollars. But when I called
your office, the lady I talked to
treated it as if it were $20 million.
She unscrambled my confusion, and
even called back to see if every
thing was satisfactory. She deserves
hearty congratulations.
In today's busy world, personal
concern and service are seen so
seldom that I felt we had to say
thank you.
Frank Blanchard
Portland, Oregon
We care
for
people.
BLUE CROSS OF OREGON
Home Oilic IX S W M'k Sfeet. Pot. S'20l Cl.ii'iCt oll,c Salem. Euan, MeOlonl and Peoolelon