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' w '* •:¿. ~ . • * ». \ ‘ • t ' - * • • I • . ■ / t » • »*. » .* ■» ‘ E IG H T • H eppner ( i i u l ^ T I m r s . I l r p p n r r . O regon W rd n n d iiy , May 24, IW » OSU to award degrees June 11 lone holds Baccalaureate service .. • Oregon Sure University Mill hold il\ 120th annual commencement ceremony at 2 p m June 11 in Gill Colivcum About 3,500 degrees Mill he um arded to the IVHV graduating class under prtKcdure administrated h> Wallace F. Gibbs, registrar and director of admissions, and his stall . The folloMing are candidates for degrees: Boardnun I amnii J Mac Arthur, Bachelor of Sc icncc. Microbiology. Bruce L R Russell, Master of Science, Science Education Heppner Kristine M Fishbum. B achelor o f Science, H otel. Restaurant and Tmirism Manage ment. Erie S Thompson Bachelor of Science. Business Administratu*n, Mith high scholarship Irrig o n Dawn M Tim m s, B achelor o f Science, Animal Science. {.exmgton Jodi C. Padbcrg, Bachelor o f Science. General Science • 5 *» **«>*> o* a t pm» » ' • Left to right Michelle Papmeau, Jill Nelson, Katie Doherty, Angie Rudistll and Bryan Ball receive congratulations after Baccalaureate services Monday held in lone at lone United Church of Christ * ■ Wranglers to have bake sale The Wrangler's Riding Club will be holding a bake sale Friday. May 26 beginning at V 30 a m in front of (. entral Market Contact Susan Hisler or Judy Barber tor more information IONE STUDENT OF THE MONTH IM S I.H.S. Linda Morter David Wagenblast "A" Honor Roll I M S Track Team Member of 4 H " B " Honor Roll I H S Track Team I H S Tennis Team ad ipontored by lone Higti School I I I Vs VoBi VVI V r w i n v i i i i i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i T i i m i i ■a . ÎASHVILIÆ September l-18tb Posse schedules training session Morrow Countv CRP toured or The M Count) Search and wheelers and ccrtificatioiM of each by agencies Rescue Posse has scheduled a train operator Spectators arc welcome, September 17th-October 4tb ing session at the MorroM County however, the class will be offered I oitom Fair Grounds on June 4 starting at V 30 a m Phc class m ill relate to the1 correct operation procedure* of thrre 8 1 ■ < • > * t « r 1 x 4 f 1 0 0 / / |M*r p e r s o n tor members of Search and Resc ue and law enforcement presonncl only INCLUDES: St. Patrick’s Senior Center Bulletin Board 'V * * Transportation via air & motorvoach * Deluxe accomodations * Grand Ole Opry ♦ Opryland Á * Epcot Center * Sea World W V * Graccland * Much More! \/ >li«l C o l l i m i n o l i l i s < oni|».iii> f c ' J . nv< |- : i K I - 2 2 Î 1 2 - ( o i h I oii J III R K Y ! , ........................................................« i m i a » t t i i i a a a a a a, tea a.a.a n r f ï i ***♦««*#«****»»*»»**#* ************* Left to right Norm Goetze, Agricultural Program leader for OSU Extension Service, Corvallis. Marsel Tingey. State Resource Conservationist and Betty Lissman, Conservation Specialist discuss Morrow County CRP lands • I y> We all enjoyed the many guests who (.ante to our open house last Friday, including our friends from nearby as well as those from senior centers in Hcrmiston. F.cho. Umatilla, Irrigon and Pendleton During the program emcee Jane Rawlins traced steps during the past 15 years leading to the reality of our senior center The group heard short talks by Paul Jones, former board member and chairman of the Nutrition Site Committee, l.ynnea Sargrant, our first AAA program supervisor here, former county judge Don Me I lligott, Mcrlyn Robinson from the County Fair Board, Dr Wolff. Wilbur Jackson, Meg Murray , Mayor Cara Costa. Bill Kuhn, coordinator of the buidmg project, Marla Purcell, Nutrition Program Manager. Theresa Taatfe, Executive Director of ECOAC, Judge Louis Carlson. Mem Reamer. Morrow Coun ty Outreach Specialist, and a letter from Charles Briggs, Director of the Area Agency on Aging under FCOAC Special " /a n y ” awards were given to Bud Batty I Raymond). Marily n Bergstrom and Joyce Breeding (the cooks) and to Ruth ami Gerald Bergstrom for services "beyond the call ol duty " The rooms were festive with balloons and arrangements of choice ins from the Wolff gardens, coffee ami punch were served by Sylvia McDaniel, Blanche Jones and Ruth Bergstrom Special appreciation goes to Irene Swanson, Darrell and Sue Vinson, Ralph and Barbara Jean Struthers, Paul Jones. Bill Cox, Mvrna loll, Flo Holt, Lynnca Sargent. Ruth and Gerald Bergstnun ami the many others who helped This weekThursday Kiwams Luncheon cancelled Informal dn»p in rccep tion for Jeanne IA>bhs from 2-5 p m Friday afternoon in the rec room Neil week Tuesday d t o l l a m morning coffee hour in rec room Come by ami sec the twenty paintings from the Morn>w County Artists Guild ador ning the walls They're worth u Wednesday birthday dinner, sweet n sour pork, potatoes and gravy, buttered carrots, three bean salad, com bread and cake ami ice cream We all look forward to Ralph ami Barbara Struthers golden wedding celebration on June 10 Morrow County CRP fields were loured Iasi week by representatives of SCS, ASCS arid the Lxtcnsion Service The purpose of the lour was to evaluate problems ami manage mcnl techniques in C RP "This is the third year that wc have loured (he CRP here," said Fred Lumlin. agricultural Extension Agent lor Morrow County "The first two years wc looked al stand establishment practices Dus year we discussed management Present at this year's tour were Betty Lissm an, C onservation Specialist at the Oregon State ASCS office in Portland, and Marsel Tingey, Slate Rev»urce Conserva iionalisi with the Soil Conservation Service Also on hand (or the tour were county Extension agents, ami ASCS ami SCS county personnel from the counties along the Columbia River "This was the second day of a two day lour," said I undin “ The first dav we spent in Wasco ami Sherman ('•»unties." Dm year the tour participants litokcd al weed control trials, management trials ami at p<Hential problems in ihe field " The biggest potential problem may just be Ihe Russian wheal aphid," said Lumlin "The aphid is having a severe impact on some of the wheatgrasses ” Lumlin feels that some management to control the aphid may be called tor in the future Dr Tom Bedell. F.xtension Rangeland Specialist al OSL, is Ihe lour s coordinator Among the management practices seen by the group this yeai was field burning "Controlled field burning in CRP acres tends to control weeds, disease, insects and remove the over burden." said Bedell "But the bur ning has to be done at the rich! time Improper field burning can injure the stand " The lour participants expect to have a fourth annual tour next year, according to l umlin LOW RAI LS ON Í€R0 P INSURÜ CASH DISCOUNTS pay cash when you apply and receive a MI'T discount LOW RAILS Wf have lower rates in most areas than other companies especially high risk C O V E R \ < ;E D I S C O ! N ! 7 5% *50.00« " «7SJM0 I»' ‘ MHljfHHI i W iNSuaANct h K M cirmn lh N uve D / MAIN STREET IÒNE. 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