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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1972)
iin'i'vni BARNEY MARSHALL set 2 now Slu t put al'-T for a third place place. 1 J till I ILK WW ;J-.-. warmtst wish for continuing success and achievement. HAGER'S DAIRY mmmtuiMi iokv r.-zmr timi's Ttum.. S i "4 .-a school records at Statu. and discus H2" for a fifth Our with it that happiness and success attend" yon always. GONTY'S Good Wishes, Good Luck, and confidence that you'll continue graduating. t. U T. 1073 Heppner FFA Toket 2nd ot Pea Festival Members of the llepixwr Hlh Schm4 f'FA livestock JuiVhh; tram took second place at the Mlllon-rreewater Pea teatttl. Hermtstontooi firm place, There were 11 learns cometMK. Ted Bellamy was hlh in dividual for the shot with "5 conietiui:. Other members of the team were Kyle lo binsou. kirk Robinson, Judy Hennett. Kick Praks. A U',:iiumtt team was Uth in 14 teams. Members of this iNni are Foy Whltaker. John Myers and Pavld Paly. LISTING The Extension-Employ ment Office In the Gllltam-Bisbee ltulldiiiK. Heppner, Is provid ing job tnfornutlon, counsel ing, and aptitude testing (or applicants. Interested per sons may file work and train ing applications at the Mor row County Extension Ser vice, Mrs. Lenna Smith, Extension-Employment sec retary, George M. Johnston, Area Extension Agent, and Ron Barmck. Employment Counselor, are working on this "Cooperative Rural Man power Project". Visitors to the Project area this week from the Depart ment of Labor were Dave Fessenden, Washington, D. C; andl'valdoGarclaandJlm Schulke, Seattle, Stanley D. Miles from OSU. and Nelson Miller, Employment Divi sion, Salem, also visited the counties. Recently. Mr. Johnston and Mr. Barmck visited theSpray School where George pre sented his slide program of his "Peace Corps" work in Latin America. MH. AND mS. BERNARD Collins were May 13 guests ot their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Beck and M chelle. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hal vorsen attended a funeral in Elgin for Uda Beem on May 13. Mrs. Beem was a cousin of Mrs. Hulvorsen.LeoCrab tree, and Mrs. Archie Mun kers. She was also an aunt of Mrs. Bob Roberts. Traveling to Kennewick to spend Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rhode were Mrs. Vera rtietinann; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rietmann and family; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rietmann and family; and Mrs. Ruby Roberts. Heppner - Riveriide7 In a twiMlivisioii dual timet April 86. Hefner's high schoU eirUoutoiiiltdliivr Hide 71 to 17. trnt River side's Junior hn:h tracksters scored 65 lo Heppner' 21, Stiiton Healv WJH 1st In fit events UK) yd. dash, 00. high jump, long jump, and klml (Hit. l-lsa Collins on 1st in the discus and Jave lin am! 2nd in the shot put. Kathleen lurtlett was 1st In the 440, 2nd In the 100 and 200. Dun Raynond was 1st in the mile. 2nd In discus, and 3rd in pvellu. ivmna Raymond scored 2nd In 440, 2nd in the mile. Barbara McCarl tok 2nd In the 100 meter Hurdles, 3rd In the 440 and 3id In the discus. Knstie Haguewood was 2nd In lavelin. For Riverside's high scho ol division Nora I'ourier was first in the low meter hur dles, ami 2nd In the long jump. Becky hauffman was 2nd in the high Jump. Cyn this Matthews had 3rd In the high junn. long Jump, ami 220. Kathleen Ryan was 3rd in the shot put, and tied for 3rd place in the high jump. Debbie McCoy placed 3rd In the 100 meter hur dles. Scorinc for Heppner in the Gui wiifcis that in fill if fiipict. Yii'vi iimi tku. COURT STREET MARKET LOOK TO THE FUTURE n Measure up! ff Heading for new honors N S is a journey not a V 1) destination. A - 12 Girls Trock junior high division were: M illy Pierce, 1st In discus and 3rd la 100 !. dash. Tami Toll 2nd In lot Jump; Cynthia McCoiuwll 2nd In 100 m-'fer hurdles; Debbie Cox 2nd in 220 and 3rd In 75 jM. dash; lorl Putdap 2nd in the shot put and 3rd In the 100 m"ter hurdles, and Becky Still man 3rd In the shot put. Riverside won this division with Cheryl Hlnkley 1st In soft ball turow and In high Jump and In shot put. 3rd In long jump and 3rd In 220. Debbie Keith took 1st In the long jump and In the 75 yd. danh. One of the NoUe sisters was 1st In the 100 meter hurdles and 3rd In the high Jump. A Sullivan wa 2nd in the discus. 2nd In the high jump, and 2nd In the 440 yd. dash, Mary Ann Proc tor won the 440. and was 3rd Is discus. A Miss Hodson won the 220 yd. dash. Peggy Brandt was 2nd In the soft ball throw. Jan Doubledee was 2nd In the 75 yd. dash. Linda Jo nes was 3rd In the soft ball throw. lone A Jin rf 1 ACE RICHARD HAMLETT in action. r-i i . iTV JOB OPENINGS The Extension-employment office hat bees successful In fill i 13 Job openings during the month of April, almost fill ing every Job vacancy or re quest for or by our re gistered appll'-ant. ' the present time there art Job opening for bin bullderi at lone, building a beef wash rack at Morrow County Fair grounds, and domestic posi tion opening. In other areas, for persons willing to move, there are farm Jobs and wai tress job oiienlngs available. Registered applicants with the following experience are looking for work: office work era (typing, bookkeeping, fil ing, etc) sales peH'l. ' vice station attendant, mill workeri, truck drivers, baby sitters, bartenders, and young people for yard work. We also have an applicant who would like to do typing In her home such as term papers, etc. Please contact the Extension-employment of fice 676-9642 for further Information. GOOD LUCK, GRADS PAUL PETTYJOHN CO. Bantt of bouquets OF GOOD "WISHES From New York Mrs. Sieve Eldrldge, Mich ael ami Dtaune of Freejx.rt New York, arrived May 13 lor an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L A. McCale of lone. VlslUng for (nr M,eml were Alvia MC Cat. Ashley and Jim from Colfax, Wuslilntton, nd Ron Berry. Hermiaton. Coming for Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Leland McKlnney snd family. Bturdman. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pettyjohn, Farl and Jerry and Annie Keene. lone. Noah Pettyjohn. Ozark. Missouri, is H""4' of hls son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn. He was among the guests at a Mother's Iky gathering at the Bill MrCoin residence. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettyiohn. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, and Kristin, and Mirlaune Petty John. lone Unit Extension mem bers who attemled the Board nnn tour on May 15 were Mra. Norman Nelson, Mrs. Charles Mc Elhlmiy. Helen McCat and 'Mary Lindsay. LJ o W bU W SHE!. SENSoBS I. Eastern to the Seniors A world ot good luck mnd $ucee$9 to nil Nebroikan Likes Grots In a letter from Nebraska. y,H.i.K mm rltes tlt the discovering the values of arass. "Grasa that roots fo the water taUs snd yields and yields." H tried to farm like his fat her awl grandfather (with commercial fertillxer to h,.p) tail on sandy ground everything fulls except grass in this country. He put In his first planting of grass n 1901 and says It Iws nude money every year since. Word has been received that Mrs AUert Schunk of Herniiston Is In St Alphon- sus Hospital in l,(,se ,l're she recently underwent sur g.ry ihi her legs. It is ex pected she will remain In the hospital the rest of May. WESTERN AUTO STORE John and Betty PfttUfM Oregon BA Happy time...- great day... j great time.- Mvrt congratulations. VI . Il ft I Kay your opporbmiliet neve; wllhee. CASE FURNITURE ientral itflarlwef GARDNER'S MEN'S WEAR KINZUA CORPORATION
