Iirn M R IORF 0A7TTV TIMFS Thurrtv Junr 1, 173
Rind members honored at banquet
T 1
Alula Davidson
Ovtr 300 M'oile crowded
Into the Catholic Parish Halt
May 25 for the Hummer Hands
Banquet and Awards Nit;ht.
Mrs. Dale Honor and Mrs.
Hot) Davidson, riand parents
president and treasurer,
were In charge of the pot
luck dinner.
David Mann, i)and Instruc
tor, presented awards after
the dinner.
GRADE SC1I(X)L
Outstanding bandsman for
the fifth grade went to Mau
reen Healy; sixth grade,
Kenneth Crieb, and seventh
and eighth grade, Allen Bur
kunlilne. BMCC Graduation
Sunday
President Wallace McCrae
has announced that 200 stu
dents will receive associate
degrees and certificates Sun.
at commencement services.
The ceremony opensat2p.ni.
Michelle Ann Burns ofHep
pner, Associate In Science
' Degree in Secretarial
Science.
Fran Marie Witters of Bo
ardman will he awarded a
Certificate in General Office.
From lone, Christine Lee
Gutierrez, Certificate in Den
tal Assisting; Tanya Tucker,
Certificate in Practical Nurs
ing. lrrigon, Alice E. Califf,
Certificate in General Office;
Lee Earle Huson, Associate
in Science Degree In Air
Transportation Technology;
Vernon Vane frederickson
and Thomas Duane Stewart,
Associate in Arts Degree in
Liberal Arts.
Lexington, Trlcia Jean
Hunt, Associate in Science
Degree in Secretarial Sc
ience. Monument, Janice Kay Bab
cock, Certificate in General
Office; Garry L. Elwood, As
sociate in Science degree in
Radio Broadcasting.
0SU slates
graduation
Oregon State University
graduation will be June 4th.
John Edward Rawlins is one
of 33 graduating in the Uni
versity Honors program. He
is in the Science program,
will be awarded his degree;
Merri L. Jacobs, of lone,
is graduating in Health and
Physical Education.
Charles A. Nelson of Lex
ington will receive his degree
in Agriculture.
From lrrigon is George
C. Kenney, graduating in Ag
riculture. From Heppner: Linda M.
Palmer and Naucy D. Petty
john, Humanities and Social
Sciences; Steven D. Pet
tyjohn, Engineering.
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HIGH SCHOOL
Outstanding Service win
ners for live tilt h schiKil were
Delta Struthers and Jack Un
rein. The finist Improved
players ftrrt Shannon Kelly
and Richard VUdhulm. Out
Klamtinc senior nmslrlans
were Itillee June Marquardt
ami (Jon Paplneau. DUnne
Mills won the $100 scholar
ship, and the John Phillips
Smisa Award went to Anita
Davidson.
Par tic limits In the Soloand
tnsenil)! Contest luLaGran
de In March were announced
and honored. Anita David
son. Shannon Kelly and Jack
Unrein received ones, the
highest rating possiMe. Delia
Struthers, Jim Marquardt,
and Kicliard Wadhol in receiv
ed twos, the next highest
rating. Per Walthlnsen, cho
rus Instructor, was present
ed a gift by the six stu
dents for his help In accom
(wnying them on the piano
at the contest.
Officers for next years band
were announced. Band Cap
tain will tie Mchard Wad
holm; First Lieutenant, Anita
Davidson; Second Lieutenant,
Jack Unrein; Librarian, Dena
Struthers; and Uniform Mana
ger, Jim Marquardt.
All memtwrs In the band
program were honored at the
front of the . room and re
ceived certificates of ach
ievement. The high school
members received letters for
the accomplishments.
After the awards were gi
ven, Mr. Mann received gifts
from the band members for
his help this year giving pri
vate lessons, and from the
Band Parents.
. This Is the first time a
Band Awards Night has been
lield. It is hoped it will be
come an annual event.
kindergarten
Thirty-four students suc
cessfully completed the year
at the Heppner Kindergarten
and were awarded their dip
lomas at graduation exerci
ses held May 26.
The activities took place
at the Fair Grounds. The
students wore caps and
gowns, and were honored at
a picnic later in the after
noon. Those graduating were Chip
Ayers, Russel Brannon, Ka
ren Carlson, Mark Chitty,
Steve Curtis, Lane Dick, An
gela Fraser, Teena Gal
braith, Kenneth Gochnauer,
Matt Howard, Jaki Hudson,
Carolyn Hughes, Jeff James,
John Killpack, Kobert McMil
lan, Deanne Maatta, Lovena
Join
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PIT BARBECUE DINNER 12:30
325 lbs. delicious Beef
COUNTRY STORE OPENS 10:00 A.M.
SILENT AUCTION OPENS AFTER LUNCH
TREATS ALL DAY AT THE SNACK SHACK
Come One - Come All
From near and iar - A Big Welcome
Akers Motor Service
Jordan Elevator Co.
Bristow's Market
lone Chevron Station
Independent Garage
Sailing on Lake
IANGE SCIENTIST
W.LATES WATtR
TO CATTLE GAIN
Portable waterholes can in
crease profits from livestock
grazing semi-arid range
lands, research by the Sqauw
Butte Agricultural Exper
iment Station, burns, shows.
"Inadequate distribution of
water on rangelands creates
overgrazing in areas sur
rounding water, while graz
ing land lacking nearby wa
ter is underutilized," said
Forrest A. Sneva, USDA
range scientist doing the sta
tion research.
graduates 34
Marlatt, Carla Miles, Bar
rin Padlierg, Steve Plochars
ky, Mark Prock, Jennifer
Raymond, MicheleSaling.Pat
Schwarz, Pat Struthers, Ter
ry Thompson, Greg White,
Sherrie C reason, Jacqueline
Ray, Pebekah Bunch, Riki
Cate, Janice Martin, and Ran
dy Smith.
Room mothers for the kin
dergarten this year are Mrs.
Scott McMillan, Mrs. Ladd
Dick, and Mrs. Bill Brannon.
Mrs. Marcel Jones is the kin
dergarten teacher, and Mrs.
John Maatta is president of
the Civic League.
the Choiv
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LAKE PKNLAND-S first sailing vessel last week was a little
dinghy with a lateen-rigged sail. It belongs to Norman Nel
son who was accompanied by Alfred Nelson, Kenneth Nel
son and John Edwards. Norman got dunked when the tricky
little txiat capsized but he reported no 01 effects. The croup
had to cut a few down trees to set into the area and there are
still a few snow banks around. But they reported It a fine
visit to a beautiful lake.
In investigating the influ
ence of water distribution on
jange utilizationand beef pro
duction, Sneva found that
every other day watering or
trailing one mile from feed
to water reduces weight gain
in yearlings and calves.
Suckling calves not having ac
cess to water also gain less
than their counterparts that
have water readily available.
"Small precipitation catch
ment systems that are inex
pensive and easy to move
might be the most economi
cal way to get best forage
utilization and livestock per
formance from millions of
acres of inadequately watered
range lands in Oregon," said
Sneva.
Sneva is researching such
systems and is using steel
watering tanks to catch rain
runoff from strips of corru
gated sheet metal. The ma
terials are small and light
enough to be hauled Into re
mote locations by jeep, mak
ing it possible to supply water
and introduce grazing live
stock into vast areas of re
mote rangeland.
Further research on the
relationship between water
hole density and animal per
formance will provide infor
mation for proper location of
the portable catchment sys
tems, said Sneva.
The 10-year project is in its
fourth year.
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Chas. O'Connor, Insurance
Rietmann's Hardware
lone Lions Club
Lindstrom Bros. Iron Works
T & C Storaqe Stormor Bins
422-7437
Ham's Truck Line
422-7277
7
lrrigon Zone
Provisions Set
A zoning ordinance was
adopted for the City of lr
rigon at the final hearing,
May 11th. No one appeared
before the council and it was
adopted to become effective
immediately. Changes made
at a recent council meeting
were Included. A $25 fee was
established to cover cost of
advertising, hearings and ot
her incidental costs. The fee
is to accompany requests for
conditional uses, variances
and amendments to the or
dinance. Inquiries should be made
regarding zone provisions be
fore planning to build.
CHARLIE SWIFT is buy
ing the farm known as the
Dillon place. Carl and Chuck
Christiansen who bought it
from Dillon have no imme
diate plans to move away from
the area, as Carl bought a
smaller place here in lrri
gon and Chuck bought a home
in Umatilla.
SPECIAL MOTHERS DAY
program was held at the As
sembly of God Church, Sun.
The Missionettes, dressed in
new blue skirts and white
blouses recognized mothers
by pinning on corsages which
they had made. Ada Mon
tague, 64, was recognized as
the eldest mother. Mrs. Ver-
Atthe.oNE Ghwdn)
June
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Name
Address.
with Hew or
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Address.
Kinzuans visit
Mrs. Get aid Samples and
children Diane, Andrew, and
Heidi left Sunday from Port
land International Airport for
Frlckenhausen, Germany
where they will visit with
relatives for several weeks.
The DouUedork card club
had their regular meeting
Thursday evening with Bonnie
Campbell as hostess. High
and pinochle went to Virginia
Sitton, second high to VI Stink
ard, and the second pinochle
to Virginia Kelso. Others
THE IONE LIVESTOCK 4
Tractor club nwt April 30,
at Krebs ranch and practiced
driving tractors through the
tractor course that Is used
in the County and State com
petition. Mrs. Griffith an
nounced The Dalles Junior
Livestock Show. John Ek
strom Is entering a steer
which is the only entry from
our club. Clint Krebs told
about his trip to Washing
ton D.C., as an Oregon dele
gate to the National Con
ference. Ricky Gilbert,
News Reporter
non Mesteth as youngest,
Mrs. Chester Wilson as hav
ing the most children. Tam
my and Lise Collingwood
pinned corsages, on their mot
her, grandmother and great
grandmother, representing 4
generations.
There were special songs
by the Primary class and the
High Teen class, solos by
Mrs. Harvey Warner and
Mrs. Perry Pummel.
MR. 4 MRS. LAVERN
CHRISTIANSEN attended a
Lions Club Convention in
Bend.
3, Willows Grange Hall
Something for everyone at the
outdoor auction
BEGINS 10:30
Don Wink, Hermiston, Auctioneer
John Bray, 1971 auction.
Demi John went for $11.00
The Office
B & C Repairs
CLEO CHILDERS BILL ASHXJRST
McKinney Bros. Inc.
Agricultural Hauling
lone. Ore.
Paul Pettyjohn Co.
Morrow County Grain Growers
Renewal S5.00
in Germany
playing were Lavelle Jelllck,
Naomi Rice, Marilyn Bailey,
and Margaret McConnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jones
and son Bobby were In Hep
pner Saturday on business.
Mrs. Don Cory and Frank
DeMerltt were In Heppner
last Wednesday where Frank
had medical care.
Moving a trailer Into Camp
5 were Mi. and Mrs. Jack
Lowry of Sisters. Mr. Lowry
is a scaler In the woods.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Kendrlck Dunlap last Wed.
nesday were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Haynes of Portland and
Mrs. DorothyDunlapofGrass
Valley.
Spending the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hardwlck
was Mrs. Forrest Overton
and family of Bend. Arriving
on Sunday to stay until Wed
nesday were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stoll of Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Denzill White
went to Portland Saturday
on business and then went
on to Estacada where they
visited with Carrie Marshall
and Jean McConkey and family.
IRRIGATION RENTAL INC.
Boordman
Located Vi mile East on old Hwy. 30
Rental-Sales-Service
Wheel Lines -Solid Set -Mainline
; ,1 g
Gifford Hill 360 Circles
AMfdtofni
Ekstrom Trailer Sales
Nomad Travel Trailers & Pickup Camper
422-7289
Dobyn's Pest Control
John W. Jepsen
Murrays Rx Stables
Rod Murray lone. Oregon
Bank of Eastern Oregon
for 12 months
Visiting last Tuesday with
Mr. and Ihri. Ray O'Neall
and family were Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Korthouse of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd
and son Gary went to The
Dalles Saturday to visit with
Mike's mother, Mrs. Ken
Todd who Is a patient In The
Dalles General Hospital.
Mrs. Richard Thomas has
been staying in The Dalles
to be with her mother.
Doug Sargent has been a
patient in Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital In Portland
where he had surgery the first
part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. MartlnPotter
and daughter Becky of Lexing
ton visited over the weekend
with Mrs. Potters parents,
Mr. and V,rs. W.L Jewell.
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