Senators Report on
Opposition to McNary
Dam at Umatilla
Opposition to construction of the
McNary dam at Umatilla has been
uncovered In Washington and the
Oregon delegation in congress is be
ing importuned to do something
about it. Recently a letter support
ing the dam was sent by the Hepp
ner chamber of commerce to Sena
tors Cordon and Morse and Rep.
Lowell Stockman. Monday tele
grams were read from the senators
setting out their findings and their
offers of assistance in stopping the
opposition.
It appears that the state of Wash
ington has a pet project of its own
to develop and it cannot very well
be pushed ahead with another big
Columbia river project on the cal
endar. Mayor J. O. Turner will be the
principal speaker at next Monday's
luncheon, discussing GI employ
ment. He has something to offer
and will merit a capacity house.
Heppner Gazette Times, March 28, 1946 5
EVANS-KREBS NUPTIALS
HELD IN PORTLAND
From Sunday's Oregonian the
following account of the marriage
of Don Evans of Heppner and
. Margaret Ann Krebs of Portland is
taken:
Palms and Calla lillies provided
the setting for the wedding of Miss
Margaret Ann Krebs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Krebs. and
Donald Kenneth Evans, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Evans of Heppner,
neld Monday afternoon (March 18)
at the Third Evangelical Reformed
church, by Rev. William H. Ruhl.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore a frock of white
marquisette, a full veil fastened to a
Mary Stewart cap, and carried a
wnite Bible with camellia spray
Mrs. Laurence Harmon was matron
of honor and Mrs. Marion Krebs
and Miss Shirley Hurst were at
tendants. Miss Carlean Krebs and
Miss Norma Beacon lighted tapers
preceding the ceremony.
Lt. Marion Krebs acted as best
man and Raymond Sommerfelt and
Ronald Anderson were ushers. Nor
bert Peavy presided at the niano.
At a reception in the church par
lors, Mrs. J. B. Bywater cut the
bride's cake and Mrs. Lena Krebs
and Mrs. Mary Mc-Ore poured.
The young couple returned to
Heppner Thursday after a short
trip to the coast and nave taken ud
residence in the Barkla house on
May street.
VACCINATION MAY BE
NECESSARY SHORTLY
Dr. A. D. McMurdo is in receipt
of a bulletin from the state board
of health stating that if may be
advisable to vaccinate against
smallpox. An epidemic is reported
in San Francisco and several cases
are reported in Seattle. Oregon au
thorities, apprehensive of a start
of the disease in this state, would
avoid it by vaccinating now.
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