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MR AND MKS. TERRY HUGHES
Episcopal Church scene
of family wedding
In a small family wedding.
Ifcmna Lotmf Kekuy, d.iuKh
tT of Hohhy Kebiii. John
I)uv. Oregon. tn-cumc' the
bride of HirlMTt, Terrel
iTerryi Hughes, ton of Joan
M Huglies and Matthew
Hughes, lleppner. on May 31,
at 2 pm The ceremony wt5
read by The Rev. David W
Blackaller at All Saints Epis
copal Church in Heppnei .
The church was decorated
with white gladioli and blue
daoies
The bride, given in mar
riage by her father. Hobby
KeNay . wore a long gown of
while organa over white
st (in. trimmed with lace daisy
appliuue around the high
neck, sunburst yoke, long
ruffled sleet es and full skirt
and train Her short veil of
illusion net fell from a Juliet
cap trimmed with while
daisies and seed pearls. She
carried a nosegay of baby's
breath and while daisies, wiih
while satin streamers
Matron of honor was derma
Cameron. John Day. sister of
the bride She wore a long
gown ol blue and white daisy
print and carried a nosegay of
baby's breath and blue and
white daisies
Hesi man w as Dan Sw eency .
friend of the groom, of
lleppner.
Uedding mulic was played
by Mr James Ackley.
The mother of the groom.
Mrs Hughes, chose a long
dress of lilac chiffon with
multicolored skirl for her
son's wedding The bride's
slepniolher. Mrs Kelsay.
wore a two piece black and
white street length dress
The wedding reception was
held at the home of the bride's
aunt. Mrs Rene Toll, in
lleppner.
The rooms were decorated
with bouquets of white glads
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and blue daisies, The table
was centered with a three
tiered wedding cake, decora
ted with blue and while bells
and blue roses.
Pouring were Mrs Eva
(Jriffiih. grandmother of the
bride, and Mrs Mary lienge.
grandmother of the groom.
Mrs Carolyn Brill. Ilermis
Ion, aunl of the bride, cut the
cake
Attending the gift table was
Teresa Hughes, sister of the
groom Taml Toll, cousin of
the bride, was in charge of the
guest lunik
Oul of town relatives atten
ding were Mrs laurel Kelsay.
grandmother of the bride, and
her unite and aunt. Mr and
Mrs I Mm Cnfliih. all of
Spray. Oregon
For her going away ensem
ble, the bride wore a checked
.l 111 suit
Alter a wedding trip to the
Oregon coast, the couple will
reside m lleppner
The groom is a graduate of
lleppner High School and
attended Southern Oregon
College and the l'imersity of
Oregon He is employed by his
l.iiher. Mall Hughes, al M I
It f-'h i co cmig and Heating
in lleppner
The bride is a graduate ol
(ii.inl I'mon High School in
John Day and the Pendleton
College ol Heauly She is
employed by Trish s Heauly
Shop in lleppner
M MU H KM H'TION
The children of Mr and
Mrs CaU in Simmer are
giving a reception at Ihe Elks
Club on June U. I !:."). from 2
until -I p in in honor ol Iheir
golden wedding anniversary .
All friends and relatives are
cordiallv invited to attend
IVI en's Western Wear
Coots, Slacks and Shirts
Leisure Suits
Kennington Shirts
GIFT CERTIFICATES
v'Yf. First storv
Monday, Juno 16
II is lime for (he lleppner
Branch AAUW sponsored Lib
rary Summer Story hour at
the Library in lleppner. Mon
day, June 16 is (he date for (he
first story hour.
Jeannie Howell of lleppner
will be the story teller for thai
morning. The story hour is
from 10 a.m. to 10:30 a m. For
the June 16 date, (he story
hour will be held in the foyer of
the library-museum building.
It is hoped that the children's
room will be complete for
future story hours.
4-H youth to
attend school
Eighteen Morrow County
4 II youth will be traveling; to
Corvallis for the 1975 4 II
Summer School that will be
held June 16-21.
Those attending will be:
Melody Marlatt. Anita David
son, Ruth Ann Keithley, Kathy
Wolff, I,ori Turner, Shelly
Thompson, Lynn Gochnauer,
Wendy Myers. Rosanna Mar
latt, Jackie Mollahan. Randy
Worden, Julie Grieb, Goan
Partlow. Donald Richards.
Barbara Devine, Joan Doher
ty. Donna Palmer, and Deb
ora Palmer. Monica Swanson
and Margie Shade will chap
erone the group, along with
County Agent. Mike Howell
Ix-onard M linkers will drive
the bus.
Anila Davidson was selec
ted as county representative.
Check giiages on
pressure cooker
Humemakers planning a
head (or the food preservation
season should consider having
their pressure canner gauges
tested for accuracy. It is
imperative that this be done at
least once a year to insure
accurate processing lime. In
accuracies may result in food
spoilage or food poisonings.
You do not have to lake in Ihe
enlire lid for testing, just the
gauge If the canners have had
heavy usage, examine the
rubber sealing gasket to
determine if it is usable for
another year
Homemakers may call the
Extension office, lleppner.
67-42 for Ihe address of Ihe
store which provides this
sen ice.
Food preservation
workshop set
Drying of foods and pres
sure canning will be Ihe topic
of a free public demonstration
in lie conducted by Molly Saul
and Pat Phillips. Extension
Home Economists Identical
programs will Ik- oflered in a
three county area, with Ihe
Morrow County program
scheduled lor June 1H. starting
at H to a m at Greenfield
Grange. Boardman
With Ihe shortage of jar lids,
it is anticipated that more
people than cer will lie
drying fruits, vegetables, and
other products this summer
Drying methods as well as
some lood dryers will be
shown at this program and
I, ike home information and
bulletins will be available.
Instructions on building a
home lood dryer will be
available All phases of using
a pressure canner for fixnl
preservation will be demon
strated I
hour
The story hours are held for
all children ages four through
eight years. Eollowing the
story children will be able to
check out books. Parents are
asked, however, to pick up
their children promptly al
10:30 a.m.
The story hour will be held
every Monday morning fol
lowing Ihe Kith with (he last
story hour (o be held July 18.
This is the third year the
lleppner Branch of AAUW has
conducted the summer story
hour program al the lleppner
Library.
Brother, sister
win awards at
livestock show
Two Morrow County 4-H
members took several top
honors at the Eastern Oregon
Livestock Show at Union. The
show was held last week and
was attended by participants
from all parts of Eastern
Oregon.
Rhonda Sargent exhibited
Ihe champion , Hampshire
market lamb. This same lamb
earned Rhonda grand cham
pion honors in (he market
lamb class.
The Oregon Wheat Growers
League aw ard went to Rhonda
also. This award goes to the
champion lamb that has 30 per
cent wheat in the feed ration.
Another honor, reserve
champion senior sheep show
man, was earned by Rhonda.
To keep the honors in the
family, Mark Sargent exhibi
ted the champion crossbred
market lamb and earned (he
title of champion senior sheep
showman.
Mark also exhibited the
champion Hampshire ewe and
reserve champion crossbred
ewe
Mark and Rhonda are
members of the Hoof & Horn
411 Livestock Club. Their
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Sargent of lleppner.
Remember
Dad on
Sunday, June 15
You might as well remember him
with something he will appreciate. In
our business, we know what that is!
May we suggest
A New Pipe and accessories
A Camera, with attachments
Travel Kits
Shave Lotion and Cologne sets
Electric Razor
A Travel Bar
Lighters for smokers
... Or how about a heated shave
cream dispenser?
... Or one of his favorite beverages
from our liquor department?
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Grant County l7a!t-A-Tl.on nets
$9,000 for ambulance
A Walk-A-Thon was conduc
ted Saturday. May 31, over the
21 miles between Long Creek
and Monument. With other
fund-raising events, over
$9,000 was raised for the North
Grant County Ambulance
Fund.
According to a spokesman
for the group, volunteer walk
ers totaled 3,141 1 j miles which
amounted to $3,141.25 for the
fund.
A community ham dinner,
which was served free to the
marchers, raised $325. A
benefit dance at Hardman
that night, sponsored by the
Old Time Fiddlers Associa
tion, earned another $340
toward Ihe fund.
Other donations toward the
fund raised the total for the
day to nearly $4000.
174 marchers made the walk
and 109 completed the 21
miles. Nine of the marchers
went 20 miles, nine walked 19
miles, and eight walked 18
miles.
Donald Girdner, 7, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Girdner
of Long Creek, was thought to
be the youngest person to
finish the 21 mile course. Chad
Engle. 6. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Engles. Monument,
went 19 miles, and Chris
Meadows. 5. of Eugene, cov
ered 14 miles. Ricky Tubbs. 8.
from Monument, was another
young marcher who covered
quite a bit of the route.
Observers noted that the
youngsters in the procession
did a lot of wandering from
one side of the road to the
other and probably covered
more miles than their total
indicates.
Warren Wolfgram. 13. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolf
gram. Long Creek, was the
first to finish the walk. His
time was 3 55. Second was
Terry Johns. 17. from Long
Creek, and Bob Cockrell. 32. of
Monument was third. Peggy
Murphy, 15. Monument, was
fourth and (he first girl to
finish.
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Jean Cunningham. 69. and
Mildred McGirr 59. both of
Fox. finished the walk in 10
hours, leaving Long Creek at
6:10 a.m. and arriving at
Monument about 4 p.m. They
were thought to be Ihe oldest
ladies entering and finishing
the Walk-A-Thon.
The hot sun troubled some of
the walkers. Grant County
Assessor James K. Allen
walked 18 miles, but finally
had to bow out because of the
heat. His wife. Mildred, fin
ished the march, and was
judged the best dressed par
. ticipant in her sunbonnet and
long while gloves.
The idea of the Walk-A-Thon
was conceived by Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Derrick of Long
Creek. Derrick, who is recup
erating from surgery, had
been told by his doctor to walk
daily.
After the Walk-A-Thon and
the ham dinner, a beef raffle
was held in Monument. Cecil
Swaggart of Ritter and Carol
Kautz of Dale were the lucky
winners of a half beef each.
Arlene Segraves. Dale, was
the lucky ticket holder to win a
quilt. The quilt top was
donated by Eva Calhoun. Long
Creek, and the quilt was sewn
by Louise Hunt. Mildred
McGirr. and Mattie Osborne.
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hjdci imi Beppner Cuaetery Maintenance District
beeinriinf Jul I. Il'25. is detailed and
ttiviunlmj! Sjtii. and X i. 3 is noi
if any, and l!cir effects on this budget
A copy of the budget document may
1 PM and FH a,
Board of Director
'6'niK Main
USL
p m.
budget. Any person may appear tu discuss
SUMMARY
Le Wilhui Mt Limitation
Levy Outside 6? Limitation
Levy Outside 6t Limitation (Serial Levy )
Not Sul)ect to Limitation
; TOTAL PROPOSED LEVY (To be certified
i Total Budart Resources from LB -2
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied
TOTAL BUDGET ALL FUNDS
FINDS REQUIRING IHE
Total Pe'xnik-I ScrtKes (In, !uJr all Pit roll lost,)
Total Mau-'ul. and Services
Total Capital Ouilav
Total All Other Requirements
filial Requirements (Irwludui): T'aniH-i.)
Total Rrs.4ii.e Ex.ept Tax lo Sr Leih-d
Ad Valorem Taxes Krceived ..... .
Ad Valorem Tax Requited to Baiaixe
Estimated Tax N -t to be Revfised
Total Ad Vaiorem Tax to be Letted
Levy Witiim b Pcueni Lsmiution
Levy Outside e Pi-r.ent Lmiitjii.-ii
I rv,. p . .. l ,..i n.l u,i
Sub,e.l to Lim.ti.io,,
Pexonnel Serxke tlikluJes ail PjttoU
Matenais and VrsK.-s .
Capital (Julias ....
All Otttet KequueiiKiiii
Requirements (iiHiudine, Tramier.l
Resources tx.ept lax to be levied
Valorem Tae Received .
Valorem Tax Requited to Batjme
Estimated lax Not to be Revetted
Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied
tJtithin t Percent Limitation
Oultidr 6 Prt.enl Lnnitalhii
Outside 6 Per.ent I mnuik'ii (Serial Lev
Subject to Liniil4ll.il
Personnel Servkei (Includes all Pavioll
Matciialv and Serines
Capiat Ouilat
All Oitvct Recjuui'inenil
Budget Revuiiemrnlt . .
Budsx-I Revounev
Petvonne) Vricn flrvludei ail Pittoll
Material, and Services
( ai'Hal (Villas
All Oth.t Keijuiientcnit
Budcet Rc.,uuciMitU
Hudl Rev nut
Pvrvonml Vrvi.es llrwlcdri ait Pavioll
Malellal. and VfVK.S
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AM (IiIk-i Rv-.uirvnieniv . . .
HuJsxt R.ouitenvf ntv
HuJeel K.vui.es
The original goal of Ihe fund
drive sponsors w as to obtain a
four-wheel-drive ambulance.
Now that they have their local
matching funds, they find that
there may be a delay on its
delivery . The delay could be
as long as 14 months, in which
case the present Northside
Ambulance should be up
141100
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We Stock
Safety Shoes
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GOMTY'S
NOT Kb Ol BUDGET HEARING
vumaried Mow. was prepared b ihe JC dill. ! A. iru.il. ZL Modified Accrual
cniisU-nl nli the accounting bjsts ued during tlie last two years. Major changes,
are set forth m art accompanytnt statement.
be mspe. ted or obtained between Ihe
630 N. Main Street, Happner,
ill be held
Street, Heppc
, Oregon
for the
the budcel or any part of it.
t
Morrow
(Count) I
OF TAX LEVY AND OTHER BUDGET RESOURCES
to Assessor)
from IB -J
ll.f?r)5 PO 12,386.00 . 18.789.00
Ir.lliM 27,037.00 I 2?,il0.QQ
9.648.69 8,725.00 9,600.00
5,125.00 46,762.00 53,526.00
LEVY OF A.N AD VALOREM 1 X TO
GLiciHAL
Lji Yew
10.A5o.bO
4.916.83
1,000.03
1,000. 'JO
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FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO
ta.l Year This Year Next Year
2.7,7. 2t-.CJ7.00 , 27.2?6.viQ
2Af?2C62 I 2C-.0 17.00 I 27. 2 If. 00
t,t im.fiT KSi.r.rft-1 M.sf pe pkqcr y
tail Yrse Tbis Vear Next Year
3,000.007" 1.C30.J0
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bWUJfc.vrAi. acoKT riN 0, rn(M,n
lawl Ya T Yrr Sexl Year
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Costs)
Costsl
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graded.
The present ambulance, a
four cylinder surplus Army
rig. has proved the value of
ambulance service in North
Grant County, but its slowness
is a severe disadvantage when
every sevond can count in
speeding someone to medical
aid. volunteers report.
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PULL-ON PECOS
LARGE SELECTION
OF
SIZES AND WIDTHS
WING
art wm
iZioZi
fur ihe fiscal vcjr
hour of 9 AM and 12 Noon
Oregon
A meeting of tlie
Honday, June 30th
l.
,75
purpose of holding a public hearing on this
t Chamnan ol tfernine
Bodv I
Heppner
(City I
June 12th, 1975
(Dale)
BALANCE THE BUDGET
FUND OR PROGRAM
Thu Year
Next Year
10.700.00
12.7X.00
7.02S CO
7-4-40.30
1,000.00
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1,000.00
1,OO0.X
19.725.00
21.140.00
11,000.00
1,386.00
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12. yn.no
1i.VaS..Tn
12.Jc6.QQ
U. 129.30
RKSEKVE . . fi'D OR PROGRAM
?, 170.30
Jad7va00
Jut&QaxQU.
BE LEVIED
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