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jjm Raible wins Grant Rigby award
TO ALL OUR HEPPNER AREA FRIENDS
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June 14-15-16
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Special Savings Every Friday and Saturday
Everything MARKED DOWN!
Hours 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon.-Sat.
Blue Mountain Outlet Center
Front Room of Skaggs Heppner
Jim and Dorotha Barratt of
Corvallis will celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary on
Sunday, June 16, at the Court
yard Inn at N.W. Harrison
Boulevard, Corvallis, between
2-4 p.m. Attendance is by in
vitation only and the hosts
have requested no gifts.
The Barratts were married in
their hometown of Heppner on
June 16, 1946, after Jim was
discharged from the U.S.
Navy, where he served during
World War II. After a short
honeymoon in Victoria, British
Columbia, they returned to
Heppner where Jim was fore
man of Barratt Ranches located
in the Heppner area and at
Browning, Montana. Dorotha,
who was a nursing student at
Portland, spent her honey
moon cooking for a shearing
crew.
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During the fall of 1946, the
newlyweds moved to Corvallis
where Jim entered Oregon
State University (OSU) and
served as editor of the Daily
Barometer. After graduating
with honors, he joined the
OSU Alumni Association as
assistant director and editor of
the Oregon Stater alumni
magazine.
He joined the OSU Athletic
Department a year later, where
he eventually became director
of athletics, a job he held until
1975 when he retired to join
Away Travel Service as manag
ing partner. He and Dorotha
now operate Jim Barratt Tours
in Corvallis. Dorotha served as
a registered nurse with the Cor
vallis Clinic for several years
while Jim was going to school
and working his way up in
OSU athletics.
Jack and Jill
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The Willow Creek Country
Club golfers will have a Jack
and Jill mini-tournament on Fri
day, June 14 at 6 p.m.
The activity will involve a
nine-hole modified couples
type of play, with the format
determined by the committee
in charge.
Prizes will be awarded for
low scores and special events.
The charge will be $4 per cou
ple for members and $10 per
couple for non-members.
Light snacks will be provid
ed by the committee in charge.
Hosts will be Rollie and Debbie
M arshall, Jeff and Missy
Cutsforth, and Mike and
Regina Mills.
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lone teacher Jim Raible has
been named the recipient of the
$1,000 Grant Rigby Memorial
Teacher Award.
The award has been estab
lished by Dennis Swanson, a
1954 lone graduate, who
wishes to annually acknow
ledge and honor an lone teach
er or staff member for "out
standing commitment to our
lone School students." The
award was presented recently
by Dennis' brother Jim Swan
son of lone.
"The purpose (of the award)
is to give a monetary award to
a teacher or staff member who
has shown outstanding dedica
tion in furthering the education
of an lone student by going the
extra mile. We have scholar
ships for students but we only
give verbal accolades to our
teachers. I hope this lets them
know that the appreciation
goes a little deeper than just
Heppner First Christian
Church, the Christian Life
Center and Heppner Church of
the Nazarene will host "The
Jesus Expedition" Vacation Bi
ble School, June 16-21, from
6:30-8:45 p.m. at the First
Christian Church on Gale
Street in Heppner.
Classes will be held for ages
four to adult. A nursery will be
provided for those who are in
attendance. Children four years
to sixth grade will be involved
in various activities throughout
the evening. "Truth Matters"
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by Josh McDowell will be
shown for the adults and teens.
This is a video series designed
to strengthen relationships bet
ween parents and their child
ren.
A puppet presentation by
Boise Children Ranch will be
held on Sunday, June 16, from
6:30-8:45 p.m. in the auditori
um. Snacks will be served
following the presentation.
Everyone is invited to "come
and join the fun at First Chris
tian Church," said a spokes
person.
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words," Dennis Swanson said
in announcing the award.
Swanson said Rigby, who
was a teacher at lone in the
1950s, was just such a teacher
who would "go the extra mile"
for students.
Raible, this year's recipient,
has taught at lone the last six
out of seven years. He teaches
language arts and Spanish. He
earned his bachelor's degree at
the University of Santa Clara
and his teaching degree at
Western Oregon State College.
He will be returning to school
for his master's degree.
"It's a lot easier to go the ex
tra mile in a school like lone
because the environm ent
creates an atmosphere where
you really want to do this,"
Raible said. He also coaches
tennis and works on the Fourth
of July Walk-Run.
"Jim is just an enthusiastic
teacher," Jim Swanson added.
Churches to hold Bible school
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Jim Swanson (L) presents first annual Grant Rigby award to lone
teacher Jim Raible
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