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rage 4. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thursday. June 19. 1975 lone Garden Club District Kdmundson. Jan Peterson Satu FREE Sel up 9 This public service announcement sponsored by: HEPPNER-IONE ARLINGTON MKMBKR FEDERAL DKPOSIT I.VSl'R ANCK CORPORATION' ioooo6oooececooooocooooooooooooooooooooaooooocooiocooooooooeoooa swm royi LsrioNs abui i m.im winners, from Ihe left. Kristi and Debra Palmer. Heppner City Park June 21 Sponsored by AAUW Bring your hobbies, or produce lo sell AAUW baked goods, popcorn, a.m. Sell 10 io 6 NK OF astern Oregon isukica Witer ttQiNC E no process water will be discharged and the O air emissions will cause no measurable effect in the Columbia River, we can safely conclude that the proposed Alumax aluminum reduction plant poses no danger to aquatic life in the region.' v The Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs sponsors a Conservation Essay and Post er contest. The theme this year was on ecology and the title was "Waste-Not". The contest was judged locally and the three place winners in each division were sent to District No. 10. Local contest winners were: Essays. 7th, 8th and 9th grade, first. Kristi Edmundson; 2nd, Tammy Shimp; Essays, 10th and 1 1th, first, Debra Palmer; poster, 5th and 6th grade, 1st, Tenna Lindstrom, 2nd, Mich ele La Hue. 3rd, Kelly Petty john; 7th, 8th and 9th grade, 1st. Jan Peterson. 2nd Kristi Edmundson. 3rd, Jeff Ed mundson: 10th and 11th. 1st Donna Palmer, 2nd, Debra Palmer. Award of macrame flower hangers with planters, box planters, and cacti gardens, which were made by the lone Garden Club, were presented to the above winners by Mrs. I-ee Pettyjohn and Mrs. Van Hubbard. Market craffs punch proof EsMjALLMAX Pmplr Harking Hi build a Mnuiifi r n imiHin umipaliblr u ilh Orrfim i rm mmmrnl. ONE NEWS Eva Hamlett District No. 10 winners were: essays, 7th, 8th and 9th grade, 1st, Kristi Edmundson, 2nd, Tammy Shimp; 10th and 11th. 1st, Debra Palmer; posters, 5th and 6th, 3rd Teena Lindstrom; 7th, 8th and 9th, 1st, Jan Peterson, 2nd, Kristi Edmundson, 3rd, Jeff Ed mundson; 10th and 11th, 1st, Debra Palmer, 2nd, Donna Palmer. All first place entries in District No. 10 have been sent on to the state for judging, and winners will be announced in a week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry George (nee Arleta MeCabe) of Bea verton are the parents of an 8 lb. girl born June 10. The baby has been named Kristine Michelle and joins two broth ers. Micheal and Mark. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff George of Portland, and Mrs. Helen MeCabe, lone. Great grandparent is Mrs. Mary Lindsay of lone. Members of the lone Garden Club spent June 11 at Ihe mountain cabin of V'ida lleli ker at the site of the old Parker's Mill. Collection of wild flowers in the area brought a prize of the book "Wildflower I" by Mrs. Kirk Horn lo Judy Osmin who collected the largest number. About forty flowers were collected and identified. Ob servance of Flag Day was held with the reading of "Just a Piece of Cloth" by Pat Petty john. Next month members will attend a tour on July U. which includes gardens in Pendleton and the Bade Ran ch in Milton Freewater. At the short business meeting it was announced that dues this year would include a subscription to the newsletter of the Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs. Mrs. Fred Martin and Mrs. H S. Huber were appointed as delegates to State Convention. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson for the lone United Church Auc tion on June 7 were her brothers and sister of Salem. Mr. and Mrs Stuart McElhin ny. John and Dan; Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElhinny. and Dr. and Mrs Bruce Rankin. Nancy and a friend Kristin Nelson also came home from Corvallis to attend The drawing fur the items that Ihe lone Topic Club has sold chances on. was held Fridax morning. June II during Ihe Story Teller Hour. The 1st prize, a Coming Ware Ml went to Mrs, Frames ; Smousc and was drawn by Micheal Kiel matin. 2nd prize. a blender went to Mrs Helen I'roudliMii. drawn by IWn.i ll.inis; :ird prie. electric :: dialing and buffet server, went lo Silxa l-idd. drawn by Shawn Hams Kathcrinc Lindsirom will be slory teller : lr this Fndav 1 Mr. Gene Lancaster re turned home Saturday from St. Anthony's Hospital where he had knee surgery the first of Ihe week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo McMil lan returned to their home in Salem on Monday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Adon Hamlett. Mr. Hamlett met her in Vancouver, Wa at the home of their daughter. Shar lone Arends, and they return ed home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan returned home after spending a week in Montana and Yellow Stone Park with the Western Wheal Association. Mrs. Sam Crawford is back home after being in St. Anthony's Hospital in Pendle ton for a week. Guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Milton Morgan for Father's Day were Mrs. Keith Peck and children, Natalie and Brian of Portland, and Mr and Mrs. Gary Morgan and family of Aloha. The lone Ixlge No. 120 AF4AM w ill hold their annual straw-berry feed and the 75th anniversary of the 1-odge on June 29. A polluck dinner will beat I p m with Ihe program at 3 p m 25 year Jew els w ilf be presented lo Robert DeSpain, ileppner. Charles O'Connor and Gordon White. A 50 year Jewel will he presented to Henry Peterson. All Masons, (heir families and friends are cordially invited lo attend Will you please call in your news items, as I seem to have a scarcity of news, and would appreciate your cooperation, Thank vou Meet Music Oy $250 per person '.., ... u ' w s i 11,1 t 1 V " ' ,r Ay:tt : : ; t w-r f L V jL J u-v ..-. a vt v A - A 4'. X& - ' h i-ili - 1 "f . J f i , JUNE 21 Edmundson hired as assfsfan? superintendent The Morrow County School Board hired John Edmundson as Ihe new assistant to the county school superintendent al ils Monday evening meet ing at the district office in Lexington. Edmundson has been the principal of the lone school for the past three years. The position of curriculum coordinator was vacated last July when Ernie Teale left Ihe position. Al thai time the Ixiard decided to change the position to assistant lo the superintendent rather than curriculum coordinator. Ed mundson will assume secon Meeting planned on use of forest land All interested persons, con cerned with the multiple use concept of resource manage ment in Ihe Umahllu National Forest are invited to attend a siecial meeting at Divide Wells, nl 10 a m. Saturday. June 21. Representatives of the U S Forest Service. Oregon State Wildlife Commission and the U S Senate will be present to discuss various resources and management practices and r HAVE SHAMPOO WILL TRAVEL Let Us Shampoo Your Carpets. can SPECTRUM JANATORIAl 989-8451 1975 Fair do's Cororasta Queen Mickey Hoskins end Court i r. fj h 7-30 pjn. Country Revue dary curriculum programs along with other responsibili ties. Superintendent Doherty will be responsible for ele mentary curriculum pro grams. Prior to coming to lone. Kdmundson had taught for eight years in Ihe Salem school system followed by two years in Ihe central office. During that time he also did graduate work at Boston College and Ihe University of Oregon. Edmundson went lo high school in Hood River and graduated from college at Willamette University in Salem multiple Inline plans. The public is urged lo attend and express their views on how the area should be managed in regard lo wildlife, livestock, grazing and recrea tion Hecent guests at the home of Mrs Calie Padln-rg in Lex ington were Earl Padlicrg of LaGrande. and Mr. and Mrs. I.ewis Corley and family of Lmg Creek, 6 Rodeo ?l W "V? ... S.O0 until 10 Children under Edmundson ' wife Pat, teaches first grade at Heppner Elementary School. They have three children. Vickl, a junior, Christie, a sophomore and Jeff an eighlh grader. The Edmundson family has been quite active In community affairs since moving to lone. Edmundson slated he will remain in the lone position until a replacement ii found. He anticipates taking over his new dunes sometime In mid-August. WATER Jacuzzi's AquaGenie ends water dripples forever! 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