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FIFTY YEAIISACO
MacMarr Stores offor
MucMarr oflee at 3 lbs. for
$1.; Gold Medal mayonnaise
at 35 cents a pint) 40 lb. sacks
of quality flour at $1,23,
Sporry's eastern white or
yellow corn meal, 9 lb, bag, 39
cents.
Morrow County Search and
Rescue Posse formed in 1972
By MARY ANN CEHl'I.LO
The Morrow County Search
and Rescue Posse was formed
in May 1972 by Morrow County
Sheriff John Mollahan and a
group of 34 concerned citizens,
with the help of Gus Peterson,
a memter of the Grant County
Posse.
The formation was a
reaction to the tragic moun
tain search for Dr. Archie D.
McCurdo during the hunting
season of two years previous,
1971.
Dr. Mc-Murdo's body was
discovered by hunters Oct. 11
in the rugged Rig Potumus
Creek area.
He had disappeared Oct. 3
while hunting in the area with
his son.
Today the Search and Res
cue Posse has 29 memlx-rs.
Teamieader is Dan Mr Bride
Members are Chuck Thomp
son , Harlan Dunaway, Don
Stroeber, Art Warren. Bill
Peutz. K. Kenton, K. Ming, R.
Booth. S. Saw.ver, K. Sleinke,
W. Sharkey. Hod "Flug, Joel
I.ydy. K Thomason, and
Jerry Brace.
Tin- command team in
cludes Bill Nichols, captain;
Bob Montgomery, first lieu
tenant , Gary Munkers, secre
tary; K.d Baker, treasurer;
and Jim tjiuner, coordinator.
The board of control is
David Winters. Simon Win
ters, Fred Breeding, with
Navy Seaman
reports for
ship duty
Navy Data Processing
Technician Seaman Recruit
Perry li Wilson, son of
Thomas li and Dnrothv M.
Wilson oi lleppner. has report
ed lor clutv iliard the
amphibious command ship
I'SS Blue Ridge. Yokosuka.
Japan
A I9HO graduate of lleppner
High School, Wilson joined the
navv in August imn
'Spend All
Your Kisses
Mr. Smith9
reviewed
Spend All Your Kisses,
Mr. Smith" by Jack Smith
was reviewed by Rose Baker
at the regular meeting of the
lone Topic Club on Wednes
day, February 25.
Vera Rietmann. Rose Baker
and Jean Nelson acted as
hostesses. Smith, a popular
columnist on the Los Angeles
Times, hilariously recounts
the joys and small tragedies of
domesticity as lie observes his
son abandon his motorcycle to
marry a very French woman,
She cats snails and little birds
Willi their heads on and
cannout understand American
movies and prolessional foot
ball. The grandchildren inevit
ably arrive and Smith (fist-overs
the perils of grand
lalherliood Along the way he
learns that you can't lake your
money or your love with you in
the end lie must spend all his
kisses now.
During the business meeting
plans were discussed for a
food sale and bits and pieces
sales Ibis spring. It was
announced that the furnace is
still not working properly at
the library but anyone who
wishes books should contact
Mrs. Sam Byrne or call
422-7449
rr
TWKNTY-FIVK YKARS AGO
The value of and the need
for the new addition to Pioneer
Memorial hospital which was
completed last year, wan well
demonstrated this week when
the Institution operated for a
few days at over 100 percent
capacity.
Mike Olsen as historian.
The posse is a non-profit
service to the county. All
expenses are paid for by the
members themselves. Two
fully cquiped vehicles, a van
and a bronco, have been
assigned to the posse by the
, Department of Emergency
Services, to be maintained at
the posse's expense.
Search and Rescue holds
one business meeting per
month, one board meeting per
month and one training ses
sion per month. First aid and
cardiopulmonary resusci
tation (CPR) are held when
needed,
The posse also has renewals
of "Crash Injury Manage
ment" which is accredited by
the Rurea of Police Standards
and Training. The
Department of Emergency
Services requires the posse to
have 30 hours per year of
training in all fields plus 10
hours of man tracking.
The Search and Rescue
Posse's planned activities for
March Include a one-day
training course for map and
compass and aircraft emer
lone Extension Club
has monthly meeting
The lone Extension Club
held its monthly meeting on
Monday evening. Feb. 2.1 in
the home of Debbie Morgan.
Sponsored by the Oregon
Extension Homemakers Coun
cil, the club has Ix-en active
since last fall
Mondav evenings meeting
was presided over by Sec
retary Lucy Tworek, in the
absence of the chairman and
vice-chairman Members pre
sent were Lucy Tworek.
Nancy McElligott, Marnie
Anderson. Sheila Boetchar.
i the newest member) Delia
Heideman. Debbie Morgan.
Lisa Nelson. Sue Proudfoot
and Jeri McElligott.
The club's newest project,
an Easter Egg Hunt for the
children of the lone area was
discussed, and co-chairman.
Jeri McElligott and Debbie
Morgan, were chosen Marnie
Anderson and Monica Swan
son were selected to handle
"special events" and Delia
Heideman volunteered for
handling publicity for the
a
;i!.Ui-LiLj ill
full of pleasant surprises
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Reg. 49.95
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Your Net Cost After
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FIVK YKARS AGO
The annual Future Farmers
of Amer ica banquet was held
Tuesday evening at the Hep
pner High School cafetorium
with honors going to Bill Van
Schoiack, Star Chapter Farm
er and Ken Grieb, Star Green
Hand.
gency location plus a tentative
first aid refresher course.
The posse spends what free
time it has working on the St.
Jude Bikeathon and giving
safety courses to young
hunters.
All together the Search and
Rescue Posse spent a total of
1,132.30 hours in searching
practice, instruction and civic
activities:
Man Hours IfWfl Search and
Rescue Posse
60 hours repelling training,
- called to search for 2 boy s ; 64
hours - training session; 63
hours - training; 14 hours
climbing training; 190 hrs. -training;
88 hrs. - first aid
training; 30 hrs. training
CP R.; 68 hours - climbing
training; 60 hours - road
patrol; 216 hrs. - summer
training seminar; 35 hours
road patrol; 45 hours -hunter's
safety course; 70'i
hrs. - tracking training; 12.8
hrs. -search for lost hunter; 16
hours - instructor training
CP R ; 56 hours - hypother
mia Class; 40 hours - delivered
food baskets.
club. The Easter Egg Hunt
although still in the early
planning stages, was a topic of
vivid conversation and discus
sion at the meeting and the
club members have great
hoes that it will prove to be
an exciting event for the youth
of lone and vicinity.
The club's long term pro
ject, the compilation of a
community cook book w'as
discussed at length and a list
of the recipes already com
piled from members of the
community was provided for
the club to look over.
Everyone in lone is encour
aged to submit their favorite
recipes to Sue Proudfoot. 1
chairman of the cookbook
committee. Club members
have great hocs of having the
bonk assembled and prepared
for printing by early summer,
and be ready for sales by this
coming fall. Proceeds from
the lxxk will be donated to
some charitable organization
or cause, to be decided upon at
a later date,
Rebate
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Reg. 59.95
Special 44.95
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ARLINGTON
Get acquainted with
Japan Labo program
By BIRIHNKTtH.I.IS.
Morrow Extension Service '
Liz Curtis. lleppner. county
coordinator for the Oregon
4-H-Japan Labo exchange is
ready now to accept applica
tions from local residents to
host an in-coming Japanese
student next summer. Arrival
date is targeted at July 28,
with the young exchangees
staying in the county about
three weeks.
Application to host one of
the students is simple... and
forms are available from Liz
or the Extension office. The
young Japanese are aged 12
through 17 years, and hostsi
may choose either a boy or
girl. They come to live with
the family to learn our
culture, and the ways of
American youth in their age
group. Basic Ihoueht of the
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exchange program is the
learning of English language.
While the youth may know
only written English when
they arrive. ...they soon be
come proficient in English.
There Is seldom a communi
cation gap.
Morrow county has partic
ipated in the exchange every
year since the beginning.
Many local families have
enjoyed and benefitted from
hosting Japanese students, or
by sending their young people
to live with Japanese families
in return.
If you would like an inter-'
national adventure without
leaving home. ..now is the time
to get your application in for
this exchange. The last date
. applications may be accepted
is April 15. Call Liz at 676-9454
for full details.
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Thr HrppiM-r Gaftt-Tlme, lleppner, Oregon. Thursday, March 5, 19HI-TIIREE
MJ. Kilkenny joins Western Heritage
As of March 2. Michael J.
Kilkenny, a local investment
consultant with Blakely,
Strand & Williams, will join
Michael J. Kilkenny
the executive staff of Western
Heritage Savings as their
Investment Trust Officer.
Kilkenny's portfolio will
include servicing in the areas
of Money Market Manage
ment. IRA. Keogh & corporate
retirement programs as well
as developing formal trust
management services for
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Western Heritage.
The Kilkenny family comes
from a long line of ranchers
and community leaders in the
Heppner, Echo, Pendleton and
Hermiston areas.
Presently Michael and his
wife Julie live in Pendleton
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miPOARELY TO OSIiTY'S REPAB
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School Board Position At Large On
March 31
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with one daughter. Four other
children are also presently In
college or business, one of
which, Michael L. Kilkenny, Is
a loan officer at the home
office of Western Heritage
Savings.
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Cut or Sliced
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Mushrooms
STEMS AND PIECES
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