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Page 5, THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR.. Thursday. May 1. 1973 T " RSI""!" ; -- -f I I ' I ' 4 ' r- r " " J. ... " ' r t: HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS rehearsing for a three-act comedy. "The Second Time Around". The play will be presented May 9-10, 8 p.m.. at the High School Cafeiorium. From the left are Taml Toll, Deb Holland and Lisa Collins. lone news The lone Junior Senior ban quet was held In the school cafetorlum April 23, In honor of the graduating seniors and their parents The theme of the banquet was "The Fantas tic Fifty's." Miniature coke bottles and plastic antique cars added to the beautifully , decorated tables. The menu consisted of Nostalgia i juice), Fifties Fillet (ham). Hit i'arade ipeasi, Hot Rods (potatoes), Mock and Roll (rolls and butter). Bunny Hop salad, Jitterbug (fruit , plate), Cool Cat (banana split). Cherry Coke (coffee and punch). Catherine McElligott. Junior class president, gave the welcome, followed with a ' prayer by Pastor Mark John son During the dinner, Mr Jim Ackley, Hcppner, played the piano and sang. Thank you resHiiwe was given by Tom Gales, senior class president Another prayer by Pastor Johnson and the closing by Catherine McElligott Guests were Mr. and Mrs Matt Doherty. lone seniors honored this year are: Susan Piening, Carol lloltz, Sherri Wilson, Cindi Martin, Janice Ed wards. Marilyn Warren, Gail McNary. Lori Hergstrom. Barbara Palmer. Tom Gales. Rick Peterson. Tom Hamlett, Paul McElligott. Aaron Klin ger. Charlie McElligott. Joel Peterson. Glenn (iriffith, Mike McElligott, Jim Kinzer. Paul Peterson, and Mike Warren. The Junior -Senior prom was held Saturday evening, April 26 in the Grade School gym. This year's theme was "Te quilla Sunrise", Mike Warren and Gail McNary were crown ed King and Queen of the Prom, with Glenn Griffith and Janice Edwards chosen as prince and princess. After the prom, breakfast was served In the Ugion Hall by the Junior Class mothers. at-Arms; Vicki Edmondson, representative; Debbie Pat Ion and Jan Peterson, heads of sportj, "Sundown" and "Annie's Song" were sung by Dan Thompson, Mike Warren, Kim Gutierrez and Tom Hamlett Terry McElligott, 1975-78 GAA president gave the closing and the girls then served refresh ments. Mr. and Mrs E E. Meyers of Portland spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs Leo Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shaw (formerly Marlene McGdl) of Portland have purchased a home In the West Moreland District in southeast Portland. Gary is employed by F.M C. as a production welder, and Marlene is secretary at Safeco Title Insurance Company. Mr and Mrs John Swanson and family of Edmonton, Canada left Sunday after a week's visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Garland Swan son, and other relatives In the area. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lind strom went to Portland Fri day, and on Saturday attended the wedding of Kenneth Ctut cher. Returning home with them for a visit are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helina of Seattle, Wa. Tim Arrens and Sharlene Hamlett of Vancouver, Wa.. spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett. Counties receive funds Distribution of $6,457,723 91 in highway-user funds to the 36 counties of the state was announced today by the State Highway Division. The allocation is based on the statutory 20 per cent for the period January 1 to March 31. 1975. The funds come from the following sources: Motor vehicle registration and oper ators license fees, gasoline tax, use fuel tax, motor carrier fees, and fines and penalties collected for viola tions of the size and weight statutes where complaints are made by the Highway Division weighmasters. The allocation to each county is based on the number of vehicles registered in it. The allocation for Morrow County amounts to $19,754 94 for 5,365 registered motor vehicles. STU3NO.. On April 28, the GAA held their annuul Mother's Tea In the gym, using the same settings and theme as the prom. The welcome was given by Sherri Wilson. 1974 75 GAA president. Narrator for the fashion show was Carol Holti. The girls modeled dresses thev wore to the prom thi year, and also older style dresses back through the twenties. Models were Jan Peterson. Dcbora Palmer. Donna Rea. Susan Thompson. Debbie Pallon, Sherri Wilson, I-orl Rergstrom. Grace McEl ligott, Donna Palmer, Krlstl Edmondson, Carrie Haynes, Laurie Childers. Carol McEl ligott, Natalie Tews, Terry McElligott, and Catherine McElligott. Carrie Haynes sang "It Was So Easy", accompanied by Sherri Wilson. Sherri Wilson Installed the new GAA officers. They are: Terry McElligott, president; Lauretta Piening, vlce presi- dent; Donna Rea, secretary; Dawn Peterson, Sergeant- Tit n: tiimxom at nmim MMmm SPECIAL ELECTON BALLOT FOB KK3 LEX&&TON CEMETERY MAINTENANCE DISTRICT TO BE HELD IN THE IONE CITY HALL ON TUESDAY MAY 6th, 1975 from J;00p.m. to l:00p.m, Mark ow' m ifcrtl Murk ii kriurr Ik mmhrr mt Ikr uw r4 tor FOR DIRECTOR OF THE IONE LEXINGTON CEMETERY MAINTENANCE DISTRICT VOTE FOR ONE ' 22 Don Hun, III 1to HI MMIt till Til 1M 111,11 WtHl 111 HK I MM, TON i k n n vi umi i : iMrHH r V" k rm t rkr k mik i knMr Ikr tHu mrr Iw IWr urr r4 Im. I U Ikr kanr l rHmlMi IImm.m IM.UM Wrr lwM, (( Irti I 4i.lil.IMt lm Ikr IM.I im kc,Mi.ti Jatt I, lt:i wmMM IN rrr IW I prf rml M-M.IMi tfwMX k Mrlk II. rtkk XI. I MHM ta Ikr Ml 1 111 M U N U mMniM m4 mUm UM irm lrrm In Ikr IMlrlrl YES, I VOTE EOS Till TAX LEVY HO, I VOTE ACAINST THE TAX LEVY Host families needed for exchange students Reward offered for Doug fir Five International Farm Youth Exchangees and two Professional Rural Youth Leaders (4 H staff from for eign countries) will becoming to Oregon during May, June and July. IFYE's are from the United Kingdom. Switzerland, Tur key, and India and Pakistan. The two Extension youth workers are from Botswana and Swaziland, Africa, and will arrive May 19. Host families are needed for both the international pro grams. Have you considered what an international visitor in your home could do for your family and community? Mor row County residents have always been quick to welcome the young people who come on the two exchange programs! It is not necessary to live on a farm in Morrow County to apply to host an IFYE-they are here on a cultural ex change, to learn about fami lies and how we live about all that is required to be a host family is a willingness to share your family with a guest, and accomodations such as you would afford any young person in your home! PRYLE's are here to learn about the Oregon 4 H program and would spend much of their time with 4 H staff in the county, and would not spend as much time with their host family. Interested families should respond quickly. Simple application forms are avail able by calling Birdine Tullis. Extension Service. Heppner, 676-9W2. or writing P.O. Box 397. Heppner. Or.. 97836. NEW RECIPE FOLDER The Oregon Beef Council has published an attractive recipe folder full of beef cooking ideas. "Budget Buy ers Beef Bargains" features easy to follow recipes with a variety of cooking methods that will delight any cook . . particularly the economically-minded. Every recipe can be prepared for 50 cents a serving or less. That's quite a bargain! There's a $100 reward out for information leading to the discovery of the national champion Douglas fir tree somewhere in Oregon. And the Oregon State Department of Forestry is organizing The Big Tree Hunt in an effort to capture this and other nation al champions belreved to be lurking somewhere in Oregon forests. Why would Keep Oregon Green Assn. offer a $100 reward for a Douglas fir? And why would the Department of Forestry organize The Big Tree Hunt? Shame. Oregon, known world-wide for its Douglas fir forests doesn't even hold title to the national champion Doug fir. Oregon, with over half its land in forests is running a slow fifth among other states in the number of champion-sized trees within its boundaries. But that condition will not continue. Oregon has 75 native tree species. Oregon holds title to only 39 national champions as listed in the American Forestry Associa tion's Social Register of Big Trees. Thirty-six more champs will restore Oregon to its proper position in the big tree world. The Department of Forestry is asking all hikers, bird watchers, boaters, skiiers and golfers to keep an eye peeled for the champ that could get them and Oregon Into the Social Register. Information regarding present champs' measurements and how to measure a tree for competi tion may be obtained in a brochure entitled: "The Big Tree Hunt", available from all State Department of Forestry offices. The $100 reward offered by Keep Oregon Green will be given to the first person to have entered into AFA's Social Register a national champion Douglas fir on Oregon soil. The present champ, enthroned in Wash ington, is 45'5" in circumfer ence. 221' tall, with a crown spread of 61". The Oregon find must top this measurement. But don't bring him in dead or alive. 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