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IU:iTM:it OKi:. C.AZFTTKTIMrS. Thursday. May !t. T3 Mabel Crawford Passes Away Mabel Klsi Craw ford, age K5. died Ma 17 a! The Dalies General Hospital She had been a resident of the lone com munity since !K She was burn on July , !87 in lYineville. Oregon and was a member ol (he I'mied Church ol Christ in lone, the Huiirh Grass Krhek ah's l.ode and W illows Grange Mie w.i muted in marriage lo W'.itc C O aw ford on Dec 2. Im al Lenls. Oregon Hesides her husband. Wale of alt hail the 'M- TV What'i th buzzing around for? It's graduation tim. Crab your cap... don your gown ond col lect that diploma. It'll start you off in tho right direction for a bright future. May it hold lots of luck, too. At us L V Paul Pettyjohn Co lone. ilie is survived by sons Verne of Helm. Arthur and Hollo, IkiIi of lone, IVImer of llerniiston and Harlan. La Grande; daughters, .Mrs Milton Margarc(i Morgan, lone, Mrs John iltuih) Vnorhecs of Port land. Mrs Tad (Mellml Miller ol Lexington. 20 grandchildren mid l-l great-grandchildren. Services were conducted Ttiesda. May 22 at 2 p.m. at lone l lined Church of Christ wiih Kev. U'm Arthur official- MIC liose Kieimann sang "Cast Thy Hread I'pon the Wuters" and ' How Great Thou Art", accompanied by Kikka Tews. Vault interment followed at Morgan Cemetery with Sween ey Mortuary in charge of arrangements Casket ln-arers were Rodney, Arthur K., Gerald, Pete and Gary Crawford and Mark Miller, all grandsons of the deceased Honorary bearers were Berl Akers. Karl Morgan. Charles Doherty. Hoy W Lindstrom. (till Hieimann. Franklin Ely, erner Troedson and Mike Matthews. Contributions may be made to the lone I'niied Church of Christ Memorial Fund. Lexington Mrs. Frankie Robinson Honored Mrs Frank Robinson, Mrs. Wayne Papincau and Mrs. Penny Huffman attended a Cradle Shower in Herniiston. Wed evening honoring Mrs. Frankie Robinson, of Lexington Mr. and Mrs Joe Yoeom spent a couple of days this week in Portland. Mr. and Mrs John Fdwards were Dayton, Wn. callers over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs Wilbur Sleagall were Herniiston callers on Sundav. Mr and Mrs T. E. Messenger Sr. returned home Sat. after a week in Portland, where Mr. Messenger and sons enjoyed some fishing. jnplovres of U.K. A. gave a nisew arming for Mr. and Mrs. f.o Mrtnners ai meir mime in l.exiimton on Sunday and pre sented them with a barhecuer. Three Links Club of J lolly Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Mrs Richard Peck, on Thursday. The meeting was conducted by the Pres.. Mrs Florence McMillan after which lovely Mother's Day refresh ments of a beautifully decorat ed cake and coffee were served. HI 1. 1. KKWY played Horn Free and Snow Itird on the piano at the Hospital Solarium benefit llooicmiiitiy this Spring here. Activities of the Grange met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Smouse. Tues A short business meeting was held after which refreshments were served. The Committee on Womens Mrs. F.lva Ruhl is a patient in Good Shepherd Hospital in Herniiston. i n is ' I Explore I The world you live designed for your better Riverside lone understanding . Best Wishes. Heppner HEPPNER INLAND CHEMICAL Pee Wee Rodeo Results The Irrigon Lions 3rd annual Pee Wee Rodeo was held May 19 & 2ii at the l .natilla County Fair Grounds. Parade was held Saturday morning. Winners in the events were: Jiinitfi Itariels: 1st Brad Huwe. Irrigon - 2nd Lee Rice. Redmond - 3rd Marchelie Koue'. Terrebonne -4th Rock Steagall. Irrigon - 5th Ida Vetter. Hermiston. Junior Calf Hiding: 1st Mike Ribeiro. Terrebonne - 2nd Lee Rice. Redmond - 3rd Curtis Peterson. Redmond - 4th Marchelie Koue'. Terrebonne -5th Roger Bracken. Pendleton. Junior Goal Tying: 1st Lee Rice. Redmond - 2nd Curtis Peterson, Redmond - 3rd Marchelie Koue'. Terrebone -4th Greg Hoffman, Hermiston -5th Mary Raphael. Battle Ground. Wn. Junior Pole Bending: lsi Lee Rice. Redmond - 2nd Mike Ribeiro. Terrebonne - 3rd Alvin Vetter. Hermiston - 4th Curtis Peterson. Redmond - 5th Greg Hoffman. Hermiston. Junior I'ouy liucking: 1st Daniel Leighton, Board man -2nd Alvin Vetter. Hermis ton - 3rd Marchelie Koue', Terrebonne - 4th Mike Ribeiro, Terrelionne - 5th Curtis Peter son. Redmond. I.ee mud LIMITED TIME ONLY Home steads 4 Heritages only $5.00. Junior Hoy All Around Hive: Junior Girl All A Marrhelle Koue. Senior Barrels: 1st Jolynn Kleven. Battle Ground. Wn -2nd Wayne Huwe. Irrigon - 3rd Allison Sherrell. Herniiston - 4th Valarie Sulli van. Irrigon -5th Pal Robinson. Bend Senior ( alt Kiding: lsi Jack Yoeom. Lexington -2nd Lawrence Rice, Redmond -3rd Kevin Dableu. Redmond -4th David Hoffman, Hermiston -5th Virgil Morgan. Irrigon. Senior Goat Ty ing: 1st Chris Henke. Battle Ground. Wn. - 2nd Lawrence Rice. Redmond - 3rd Scott Acock. Irrigon - 4th Allison Sherrell. Hermision - 5th Pat Robinson. Bend. Senior Pole Iteiiding: lsi July nil Kleven. Battle Ground. Wn -2nd Wayne Huwe. Irrigon - 3rd K'Dean Edwards, Condon - 4i h Debra Maret, Herniisinn - 51 h Pat Robinson, Bend. Senior Pony liuekiug: 1st Jay Sullivan. Irrigon - 2nd Kevin Dahlen. Redmond - 3rd Wayne Huwe, Irrigon - 4lh Vicki Keith. Irrigon - oth Deeno Leighton. Boardman. Senior l!o All Around, Wayne Huwe; Senior Girl All Around - Allison Sherrell. (Jueen Idella Rae Vetter rulled the two days with her princesses Robin Stewart of Irrigon ami Ida Mae Vetter of Hermiston. Judges for the events were Jack Roberts and Ray Tracy Timers were Robert W. Byrd and Bill Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Way were business visitors in Gold endale, Wn. Thurs. and visited w ith her father Butch Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones went to Boardman Saturday evening to attend the Greenfield Grange meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coble of Richland were honored guests. Mr. Coble is State Grange deputy. He is looking and feeling very well since a heart attack earlier. Over The Tee Cup OCX" By MARIE Met! CARRIE Willow Creek Country Club is a busy piece of green grass these days before summer has really arrived. It seems, though, there are many more men and young men taking advantage of our golfing fa cility. Where are our women?? Our Tuesday evening plays haven't turned out at all as well as we had hoped they would. Judy Rickert and Harriet Evans were the only two that turned out last Tuesday. Guess we women should get a little better organized and get to playing together. No use in letting the men have all the fun -how about it? If you have a family to feed and still want to golf on Tuesday at 5:00, how HMO mm wmmm CUSTOMER APPRECIATION GIFT To Our SubscmbERS OflZIO COIDRPORTWIT Top Quality Professional Studio II M - All Portraits Will Be Taken Locally You Select Final Portrait From Several Poses about putting their dinner in the oven and let them fend for themselves just once a week. They might just enjoy it and so might you. Men's W rdnesday Play The men had a good turn-out Wednesday at 6:00. They are competing for the season by way of what is called "A Ladder". You move either up or down the ladder by either heating your partner, or being beaten by him that evening. Last week in the T-Cl'P the men were warned about playing against the younger fellows. The scores turned in proved the warning was riot amiss. Low gross was won by Bill Jepsen; low net, Gary Hunt and Least putts was a tie between Mike Mills and Gary Hunt. All winners were highschool players. We'll hope some of the other category will show this Wednesday. Heppner (Joes to McNary A group of players went to McNary Golf Course from Heppner Sunday. Condon, Echo. Kinzua, our club and McNary competed. None of the winners' names were turned in to the T-CUP so they can't be reported. Everyone had a good time, in spite of the wind, but the wind blew here at home, also. Montly Letter President, Bob Jepsen sent a letter of pertinent information to all golf club members for the month of June. Please tack this to your bulletin board so you may refer to it often. Invitation to Condon Please notice in your monthly letter that Willow Creek Coun try Club is invited to play with other clubs at Condon on Sunday, June 3rd, 8:30 coffee and T-off at 9:00. Save some gas for the trip - and take along a friend.) High School Use of Golf Course Morrow County High School has been using the golf course a great deal this year and that is just the way it should be. Eveyone is glad to have them down there, playing golf and enjoying themselves. Students vs Faculty Thursday the student golfers challenged the faculty golfers to ' a game, which proved to be a very interesting affair. 12 students and 12 faculty took part. At the end of 9 holes, the teams were "even-steven" scorewise, so they played an other 2 holes, at which time the faculty came out on top. Probably a lot of "pressing" by both sides was used for the win. II. U.S. Golf Team Barbecue Monday after school, all golfing students played golf, then had a barbecue dinner at 0 You'll be Notified by Phone or Mail of your Convenient Appointment NO HIDDEN COSTS OR SERVICE CHARGES SencI coupoN below to This newspaper! 4 I Portrait m Be W Individual ot Family Group l 1 1 K PP. V. K G A ZETTK-TIM ES SUBSCRIPTION ORDER Box X57 Heppner. Oregon 9TS:!6 , ii-i subscription ($3.00 a I am currently a subscriber. year) 1'Iea-e enter a new Mili-eriition for I understand I am to receive one 8x10 color portnit of my family for any individual member) as a gift with my subscription and that you will contact me by phone or mail for appointment lor sitting Name Plume . Address. Gly lle Zip Code. rc .n c-?'T,0fAL PP,NTS N ALL SI7ES MAVBE PuBCMAStO If DESIRtO T SPt CIAL BATf S AS VQ.JB PMOTOOAAWMCB OfffH LIMItfOtnoW C.irT . 1 O Of SAMF SUB IF t Gill visits tilt in fill if rtsficL Yn'n nnil till. COURT STREET MARKET f Leonard's Mobil Service I tyv1 Krirlirestone Tires H S , M M . I Bridcrestone Tires Dclco Batteries CALL A7f..crtnn wa w www vm FOH SERVICE Id Financing Available V the club house, which was their final fling for the season as a team. They used the outdoor burbecuer for their meat and all had a great time As has lieen said hclorc, we are fortunate to have a member of the faculty, Tom Shear, for a ftnlfing coach. He. himself, is a very Rood golfer and has taken a Krent deal of his time helping the hoys, traveling with them to other courses, and Just doing all the things that constitutes being "the man behind the golf team". Thanks, Tom. for pro moting so well this sport in high school. fi-T WANT ADS PAY to the Seniors A world ot good lucic mnd Bueceu to nil Marje & LeRoy GARDNER'S MEN'S WEAR Born to lead... wishes S1 to all f fcC y Ijn of our V -6 j wonderful V" jjrjt Seniors 1Pv0w SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANT JACK AND BOTH TAN WINKLE unlocking a great fat arc... o ?A Commencement is but the first step toward a full and challenging life for the Seniors, but with their past record of success, we confidently predict they'll set an enviable mark for thost who follow them. Best llisies to Tie Seniors! FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON
