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4 iiriTM i:. oi:i' 1 cm r rr timis nim.i.u unw iv i.ir. Salute to Morrow County Jaycees Ginger completes year - - , i I., i , - 1 - 1Z- mm ri smT m. MARVIN SL'MNER. Strutters, Hill president. Archu' lUu, Latuie, M.irvm (Jerking, Tat Wotiser, Al Osmin, d!ie Yeouuii. JERRY HOU.OMON presented rd Slruthors lth the J.ivcee Man of Hie Year pl.i.ue. t rr j r y Til Ar Girls State opened Sunt iTSTJ Oregon Girls State openedSun- dor ilt br k '11! ,or 'ts 31st year hen high vekend. L arras enter mission field Sunday Ilit-iii honu' lu'Xl Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Lara have enlered full tune SX'Cl.tl teed Christian service in the mission field. They vIU serve .hi the ttcult) of the Interna- 1 1 II 1 1 1 fhrKtl in r.ill.i,.., In Cin c-h.i.vl fr.,ni p.inn.l 111., Ciuiucm,! Hi I h.i A M.. p (il 11 1 .1. "" ..v,... ..,,.... U,.VI...U..U ....... Jlu Puerto Hico state converged on the Will- g.on Auxiliary in ()reSon the K,rnjnd of ltoll. an.ette Campus m balem Gtrls teeklons event is a study of VJ practicing dentist In State delegates from Hoppner government for the 2j delega-ft, cir of LlPaz twn w ,s Tami Meador and Lu Ann Kel- tes attending. The girls learn ,. ,P,ui ,., ,., , , vere taken down by Mr. and about politics by forming their .,, . ' nf hic pa- own ciiyanucoumygoverniuems -. ...Don MlinltPrQ ami ejecting -suue omcuis came to ttH fulled States ami mrougn 10 national poiiueai became a Medinl Terhni,Mf parties. A visit to the Supreme. ,u, WJS Ulubk, 0 practlco techniques f niirt unit itirtii'nuliiiii in i nuw ... r r- , - uenusirv working in Chicago he 1 Mrs. Bob Kelh. Tami's rents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mea- r or the 83 annual session of (tie Grand Chapter of ore gon Order ufthehasteriiKtar, Ginger Wilkinson, Worthy Grand Matron, will again use Iter c4r of flame, gJ,4, blue and silver. The ses shrns June 10,30, and 21 will te held at the Memorial Co liseum In I'ortlaiHl, To her forty pages and 16 Cram) Officers, Ciinger will present ear rings to match their dresses the colors of which will not be revealed until the banquet Saturday night. Keth liryant of Hep pner will be one of the lug es. lm lluffnunalsoofllep pner is serving on om of the iiianysiHHU.il committees. One of the many SMciat times will be held Monday e veni ng w hen the Grand Lodge officers welcome the stale officers of Rainbow Girls, Job's Daughters and I)e Molay. One of the very special projects of Oi:S is their Cau cer Research project and sch olarships. Oliver will have a check for more than JIG, 000 to present to the Oregon Me dical School for Cancer Re search, a gift from the lod ges of Oregon. The KSTARL and Scholarship Awards will also be awarded that Tues day evening. On Wednesday evening, (iln ger will be the installing Grand Marshall for the in coming Grand oiiuers. Her escwt al all t'te functions will be her husband. Dick Wilkinson. Nfc'W HOOKS AT IIKH'NtK l.lllltAim MRS. ED STRl'THERS receives the Jaycette of the year Award from pas! president Mrs. Clyde AUstott. Mrs. Stru- thers is the crystal dish. new Jaycee Wives president. Her gift was a r'Vvr..." if . . 'i4-v" t 'W I t-i. THE WLNNIXG DUO, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Struthers, both named as outstanding Jaycee and Jaycee Wife of the Year at the recent annual awards dinner. R- m I f if I i LINDA WONSER admires the dential Award that her hushand dent has just presented to Cliff call of duty". .andsome buckle the Presi Pat W'onser outgoing presi VVood, lor work "beyond the Braves, Indians score wins The second half of the Lit tle League season beganJune 3. The Indians are in first place with a 2-win, no-loss record. Braves are in second, 2-wins, 1-loss; Giants, third with 1-2; and the Dodgers are in fourth place with no wins and 2 losses. The Braves won the first game of the double-header that was played in lone June 10. Dennis Peck pitched four innings; Jerry Cutsforth and Curtis Sweek each pitched one to help lead the Braves to a win over the Dodgers. David Allstott pitched all six innings for the Dodgers, but that was not enough to stop the win. The Indians beat the Giants in the second game of the af ternoon, 8-3, continuing their record of no losses to the Giants. Dan McElligott pitched three innings for the Indians, Dennis Stefani, two; and Frankie Engelman, one. Randy Worden and Dale Hol land pitched for the Giants. The Indians and the Dodgers were scheduled to play June 8, but the game was rained out, and has not yet been played. MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT F-i. Morrow CountySchool Dist rict R-l Board will meet June 19 at 8:00 p.m. at the District Office in Lexington. This is an open meeting and patrons of the district are invited to attend. The Board will consider resignations, approve con tracts for new personnel, hire classified employees, approve board meeting calen dar for 1972-73, consider or dering driver training cars for 1972-73 and authorize clerk's bonds. They will instruct the Deputy Clerk to balance books and call for an nual audit, authorize call for bids on service bids, bulk gasoline, fuel oil, anti-freeze, contract runs, etc. Consider request to pur chase building lot in Board man and elect chairman and vice-chairman for 1972-73 year. Reports will be heard on the summer maintenance on teacherages by Mr. Da niels. Next regular meeting July 17, 8:00 p.m., District Of fice, Lexington. observes rescue t'MI'l.OYMKNT LISTING Requests have been coming In from employers wanting yard work done during the summer, rye Hillirs, farmers wanting sprinkler pipes moved. Bin builders are still needed In the tte art-a wii rmi and board available. There are Iwo ranch jobs listed for other areas. For further Informa tion, please contact the Morrow County Extension Of fice. We nave applicants looking for the following tyie work: farm work, mill work, truck driving, office help, bixk ke eping, salcsMoplu, babysitting, and many others. Over 40 students have now signed up for summer employ ment in the extension-employment office, ileppner. Several have been placed in rye pul ling jobs, mowing lawns, and one In business. These young people are Interested In all kinds of summer jobs, including babysit ting, house work, farm Jobs, yard work, business, waitlne tables (helping out at bunquests, elc.) and stocking shelves. ar Please contact the Extension of fice for more Information. If you, as an employer, have need for workers during the summer, please call at the Ex tension office, 676-4.2, as these young people are eagerly seek ing summer employment. We have names and telephone num bers of the 40 students. Non Fiction: The C"oper King's Daugh ter MeCall. Faces of the Frontier lljorkluut. W miner ful, Wuimerful! WeU. Don't Fall off the Moun tain Macl.aine. John Kellogg' s Hook of Dog Training Kellogg. Narclssa Whitman Allen. Fiction: Bear Island Maclean. Summer of the Red Wolf. West. The Headstrong Houseboat. Anderson, Wheels Halle). Winds of Wouk. Yamsi H)du. I ll Take Texas Lasswell. Practical Guide to Home Landscaping Readers' Digest. More books next week In cluding some juvenile and Young Adult books. del court trial are included ui.il. u.,rii,,tr rw, On May 13, Don Munkers, to among their activities. At the ,ot aml nurrie(j nis wi(0 ois u'conle t,le ne director of Em week's end, two delegates will ttno was teaching school' there ,rKellcy s,,rvices in Morrow ue suecieu u. represent ure-af,,,r graduating from gun ai ,.uiun in vaMi- College County problemsroads, dogs, sprinklers, weeds, gov't men! ington D.C. Barbecue Honors Barney Marshall .church, groups and individuals The Christian Churches-Chur ches of Christ have no eccle- Vernon Wilson, Mr. a'j;lll:ji organuauon msenuom Dennis Tone.. Mona ""'""anes oui support mat T-init., County formerly known as Civil lining t .,.... u.,niiii.i.,...,iii..i i. Thov h:.vp fliru ..hil.l. -'.". ....r.iuuiuuu- ren, Rebecca, Eric and Marcl. sVf Participate in Search After moving to Ileppner, they an(1 Kt'scue ,r31n!"e- ThL' nun" became interested in the Inter- ?uvers ere sl"niior1 J01'"1 national Christian University b Crook Community Search .. ihrnmrh n,.n u ih.,un f ., a"u nescue aim me aiaie aearui Barney Marsiuu on nis lum " ic birthday was honored by tiisHeP'"ier Christian Church, parents, Mr. and Mrs. BudMar-TllLlr salary a,ld livlnK ln shall with a barbecue at their s,'s ln Put-'r, Rleo are home. Special guests were MsPPuneu as mission work oy grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Marshall of Lexington. Other guests were Susan Wilson, Mr. nad Mrs. and Mrs. I in Jeff n:.n ami k .ti.v M.ir.vul"-S uirecuy in ttieir mis. Fernando will be teachingSpa nish and Dental Hygiene. He will also serve as interpreter in Dreachim: services bv other David Richards brought home missionaries on the island. Mrs. 2 trophies from the Jr. Live- Lara wU1 be teachjng prjma stock Show in Union. One for grades intheChristianDayScho showing the Top Market Hog, operated by the University, and the other from the Oregon T)e Laras have simke n in ni:inv aent at mversiue mgn ana a Jum, 21 on an exlen(Jt,d speakinB "a"-"te a .V!"1-" member of FFA. t()ur in soutllern 0regon Jndln NOT GO until aid ,s requested, haren hic tiaras received a California to raise further sup blue ribbon on her Montadale por for t)eir work in Puerto sheep and belt buckle. Robert RjCOi Richards was Reserve Cham- T LiiL J! W HrJIIIUUIil shall. Riverside FAA boy wins at Union pion in hitermediateSwine Show manship. All are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Richards of Irrigon. DENNIS BRANDON, lone principal, will attend sum mer school at the College of Idaho at Caldwell, Idaho. He will pick up two courses he needs for his superinten dent's certification in Idaho. He will attend school in the in the Morning's and work work at his new position of superintendent of scho ols at Grandview, Idaho in the afternoon. The fam ily left today to move to Grandview. Mr. Brandon will commute from Grandview to Caldwell for the summer session. and Rescue Center, Salem of which Dan Y'iera is chairman. Techniques were demonstra ted for mountain climbing, under water recovery, snow rescueand land search. Don was most im pressed with the paramedics rescue of the stranded boatman in the middle of Prinevllle Lake. The Mountain climbers show ed techniques for workiugaround the rimrocks and canyons. Classes in survival, medical care, communications and va rious searching techniques were taught. Each technique was demon strated by rescue specialists. Mr. Viera emphasizes that they n ., 11. . ... t churches and will leave again r ' , ,, ,..., rt . , assistance in a search but DO A similar set of maneuvers are set up in Bilker for the three counties of Baker, Grant, and Malheur in Oregon and two counties from Idaho. Desert Magic has requested the use of a section of old Hwy. 30 and 730 as a tem porary landing strip. He fore the request was nude, they had moved in to widen with black top a section of the highway that Is yet used by public vehicles. It was reported that a group from Boardman barely escaeden counter with one of the spray planes as It was landing. On Wednesday, the Court had received only a verbal re quest which they asked he ln writing. The written request was received Thursday hut as all commissioners were not present the Court was not to act on the request until Wednesday of this week. FINAL BUDGET HEARING will be June 30. Matt Hughes reported dogs had been killing sheep ln the Boardman area. His damages are said to be $500. The Court Is concerned with the sprinklers flooding county roads and are a danger to motorists who may be blin ded by a sudden onslaught uf water. County Road crews will ful fill the contrat signed three years ago to spray the state highway right-of-ways for broad leaf weeds. Puncture vine is just now beginning to spread and should be spray ed. COUNTY ZONE HEARING will be June 19. Three men from the re gional office of Office of Eco nomic Opportunity in Seattle were in Morrow County to review the local Community Action program. From the Court, they interviewed Pat Brindle and inspected re cords for the past three years. conference Mrs. W.W. Weatherfordand the Rev. Ed Cutting were the official delegates from the Heppner United Methodist Church to the annual church conference in Salem last week. Also down for the sessions were Mrs. Cutting and Mrs. Grace Drake. Enroute home Mrs. Weath erford stopped in Prinevllle for an overnight stay with Mr. Weatherford's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Newell. From their home on a hill, they watched the storm that later hit in Morrow County. Mr. Newell, retired Air Force, is a candidate for Crook County Commissioner. CAMP COUNSELOR ORIENTATION JUNE 19 What makes a 4-H Camp a great experience for younger members? High on the prior ity list lor a good camp are responsible, well trained coun selors. A pre-camp orientation for counselors will be held Monday June is. The group will leave the Extension Office at 1:00p.m. for an afternoon planning ses sion at the 4-H Camp. An even ing cook-out is included in the day's plans. All counselor leadership re sponsibilities will beassignedat this training, camp theme se lected, and all other camp plans finalized. 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They're I designed to beef up tired old suspensions and restore new car control. ALSO AVAILABLE ON REQUEST STANDARD SHOCKS Comparable to O.E. Shocks, perfect replacement for most passenger cars. COIL SPRING ASSIST SHOCKS (Level Lift) Super strong to combat severe overloads and loss of driving stability. AIR ASSIST SHOCKS (Weight Lifter) Made to increase the load-carrying capacity of most passenger cars, light trucks and station wagons. Morrow Count Grain Growers, FARMER OWNED AND CONTROLLED Your Friendly Local Cooperative Lexington, Oregon HOURS 8 I
