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4 Many New Families Come to lone With Western Pipe Line Crews and !r-.e r LOXlAJXt tXU, Xnn is hrtt helplne K IU.,:-lurtr,C the wk end ! f"'' , -J" un Mon.lav. the nmn " HI SIM ! . u lKipen'TJ:cttnirr.M...l u.h.U ' . ...... ...i ihn Im x-n( ISU-hlaM T. Boys Compete In Ski Meet IONE On Saturday and Sun- day July t "d lbltt "wn n Kay' HeirnMsnee pnUated n the Lake WalluU Cin Water k Tournament T--U in connrv- turn with Trl my tf rotur lirrl-l nunv now fni, ' Mr and Mr. Kajnmnd IMf- Ities and wtM'rt on the Western j m" SaJrm, who have born l-ii Lin ft- aii ai.ii.hi. varattortin In .North laia. l:ouli:s ammmodatln were YrlUmslone anl irhre np-nd- fr the families. S.-me U P ,r- ,u,u " jrritv ov rf t even rented 'during the week-end. Mr. ami their oun h.,n.e to enable rmre r- IMHnan wm ym nieu j r. - 10 acttl Hie, Uus Jann-n rent- ' ' ,hr '; WaumU ! "V?.'' "Vi'i ' t 1V tl b. h t.W hum and trailer " 1 ; i.t.v n.. Mr. ami Mr Wallace IMfmana and Waunda Jean Ml , n and other relative Krldey CaarsUnd who are both employ. pn Monday U tneir aiern nom. ed In uret. rented their horn. ' hn Cordon and Brut remain l..n.. ulih ..rv ..ih-, k.r.nl ed to VUll With XIr. and Mr. a Tranior Computer nool for terrd Iruka. Jumping and slflom the r'rldn Computer fo.. i endini: him by )! h" Jraltvlnif. Mr. and Mra. Norman Swan houKe and iritiu'hi in town. Mdtiy more were requested ard m to he turned a ay to ur rxunclinj; eiimmunitlea. Th? bunl ncwi houM-a extended hours on Monday to accommodate manv if the fj nil lien Tut cnicerlea and other need as they moved Into lone. Mr. Don Braaten ha been called to Salem due to an accl-cli-nt huffennl by her father, lit in rejHjrted In fair condition after bi ing run over In a combine acci dent. Mrn. Vernon Chrlstopherson of l!k Creek accompanied Mr. Don Ball and Bob and Marsha to Pendleton on Monday to brine In r daughters Cathy and Debbie hi une. They have been visiting tin ir aunt, Mrs. Luther Garner and family. Mrs. Ball took Mar sha to the doctor, where she had the cast removed from her arm. M.irslia still must wear a sling for a short time. Mr. and Airs. Eldon Tucker took their son David to the doc tor last Thursday and his leg cast was removed. It was found that u Mnall rock had lodged In side his cast and had caused an infectious wound on his leg. Mrs. Milton Morgan was a vis it r In Walla Walla one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergstrom wore called to Portland on Mon day due to the death of his sNter-in-law. Mrs. Al Bergstrom. Burial was In Portland. j Norman Bemstrom of Brook-! I through Monday Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Doherty t aft.. . ..ft.ll.lrn i.f t.lrA miii nti ........ Farm Safety Week Due July 23-29; Oregon Plans Set Detail fox Orriton tibwrviince of National Farm Safety Wee. July 21 to iK. hae been announ ced the Governors Commtt tt on Farm Safety. treyon State Unlverity and and the governor's committee are upl)lng county safety commit- lm Willi educational materials hi. i.thM. Kay niirrrd UI om. Tom placed tirt In trick nd third tn buys Jump. Along with kite mr DkW lawon of -iil he put n a barrfi't .Lh.d Mkhiiiiilon. I to rarrv the nieate of farm The tourument had aUul i5j safety to families. Mr. Mabel entries from California. Oregon. M n k. awUtant director of lt' Vahlngton and as far away as etcnlon aenUf. and aecrrtary Denver, volo. I oi me Kwrinw w.n. .--. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ii.ivoren port mat pacaeis t roKiam HtttHt CAICTTt TlHt. TwratUr. lalf H. IWI Pelleted Roughage Feed for Livestock Said Marketing Key TelMlng ft rotifhae fred wrll a hteh energy ration !Sr.vk Is rfmhrd In a earh study Just rnplftid Pacific Power A Ui;ht Ctnan as nlding mme profitable method for ttroilucini! erester iiuantities of quality meat in the to supply local con the growing Cal a f rr y Nortl-we! ' umers and i Ifotnta market Advance copies of the report entitled. "Pelleted Teed fur Mixlern Meat Production." have been placed In research libraries m i . ... . ..it...... a. ... la.. ..B . . 1 . Vr. 1- rr..,w .. B.m.4.l....,ii.tf,. an,i lorn-fin hoard eolleces whose specialists collab ll.lK I Ilfll MU f.H.'m OV.... ...... ' - " ..... . . i .l-vv.n.ji. i...irn. .i-nii hmo lr.lv hen oratsi in tne stuay P .. i. . .M at...' ..... . . a ... .ii .r ih. .i.t. i V.hfl.i. ilia Par WMff rintlnnakji Uhed beef from the Lewis llalvursen until Friday : uiit durtntr the week end when Mrs, llalvoren will motor Wth Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lun- ! P' . ....,. mu,, , ,h hi,., ... .11 of the state, i N.itinir the to Salem and on to Eugene to uIL Mr. Doherty Is employed by."V;;; " J ,urnp ftnJ m,j, huj n'nrv iien.lrkken SherwtHKl ! lmpirt fin bring Mark and J. home from the pipe line. III. family return-1 l", I J' "lll ' Vh- MidwUt. P. summer coachim; camp. l to Madras lxcaue they could Richard Rae and Cathy ar- 1 nt find available housing here, rived In lone on Friday night ' Mrs. Ilael Miller B..ardman to visit with their parents, Mr. 1 visited at the home of her bro .... . . . ? - . a 1 . -. - ... I f.in.Mo iii and Mrs. Llell Kae. ana otner relatives. Cathy returned to Port land by bus where she Is stay in.? with Mr. and Mrs. Rae's children while she Is employed ..iw.n ratintr bv lumping 3a feet i ..r.tr to rate a Junior boy must Jump at Uast 32 feet. They are required to jump inree umn muM Mr. and Mrs. Steve Loy and family Karen. John and Steven of Beaverton arrived In lone on Tuesday to visit with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ball and other relatives. Bobby Ball Is visiting on Rock Creek for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Chrlstopherson ami famiiv. Mrs. Earl McCabe and Mrs. j other relatives Ray Helmblgner were Monday and Tuesday visitors In Portland last week. Judy Fink of Pasco returned home on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Helmblgner and fam ily to help her aunt during har vest. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nichols are caring for Ruth, Joyce and Barb ara Jean Hatter, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Hatter of Klnzua while Mrs. Hatter Is con fined to the Hcppner hospital. Mr. Hatter visited the girls dur ing the week-end. and took them to Heppner to see their mother. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell have received word from their j son Kenneth, that he Is leaving I " i . ... m tw... inn riK ra a-ill nt ther Bert Akers and family on "'"T. iumi-i were 3S-3S Sunday. Jim Miller, her son. U ji Tre unabiT to helping his uncle during harvest Mrj JJ Karyn Heald. niece of Mrs. Mil-1 coachlni: camp in 1 ft... .. 11...I ft t .... I. t. ... frvm I Jl-r III4 Pf'll rtl-i. ft.- ..c ..v.... Eugen. Formosa where her father Is stationed. She is employed at'. the Harold Baker drive In in Camp YOnaaiiSm Boardman. She will attend East-' em Oregon college this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ekstrom and daughter of La Grande vis Ited over the week end with his Reported By Ranger An act of vandalism at the Fatrvlew Camp grounds 00 high uv 2rt7 has been reported by tne weeK-ena wi.n n c r...w SrvW. A larce imrents. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ek-' , ,, ,r; ' ..ntkcd 0J itrom and Mr Id. Coleman and ouf ld folle 1 PP 'LlXt-u.un -nd f.m. ; time within the put two wveks. . cHm Miller, ranger sain. ily arrivea on inurmay ... - w In ccment week to visit with her mother. . .1 . .,w,i!! f,inT u tiDned Mrs. Fannie Griffith and with " thelc1,,lllrnffdlcited that Mr. and Mr, Roy Undstrom. Mr J. one p ece "ma'de Haugen arrived on Friday and f;". Mld that iev they returned home on Sunday n " . ,n hava n evening. rr"i,.l"c lni'Mftv1- Falrvlew camplnc grounds Is n hlcrhwav 207 at the summit. Mrs. Marearet Scott of Oak land. Calif, visited from Friday fm, vn Mr and M? DelbJf t The Forest Service developed the family. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ,atlrtn., .... u.t iast year. trills I .'IV T J wedding. nmic Involved is estimated at about $150. The Forest Service in 1... t.jk a twlr a4 K 1 1 1 1 A . ... . . , I Will reuiacrff ' v v Cuesu o tne noy ayi 10m. material can ily over the July 4 week end ( .w"",, were their daughter and family. ...m -uch acts are pros- Mr. and Mrs. Gall McClintock of, hf o?fe..dlng Pper- Por,,and- 'sons can be Identified. deputy master of the Oregon State Grange and chairman of the weck'a activities, reports main emphasis will be focused on safe use of farm machinery and rural highway safety. Farming. Including farm for estry. Is one of the most haz anlous occupations, the chair man related. In deaths Per 100, Ort) workers, farming ranks third. only behind mining antl con st ruction. A total of lfi.737 motor ve hide accidents were recorded for Oregon rural areas last year liuhtlv fewer than the year be- fore. It apiwars that rural traffic safety records are improving, notes Hendrlcksen. Farm machinery accidents are most numerous causing both loss In limb and lives. Many of these he says are due to care lessness. farmers hurry to finish a Job. become fatigued or their machinery breaks down. Farm accidents are personal tragedies to families and a blow to Oregon's economy, says Hen drlcksen. When the farmer has an accident. It costs him more to produce food and fibre whose cost must be partly absorbed by the consumer. Midwest. Pacific Power said the survey is a major effort by the minnanv's aerlcultural and In dusirlal development specialists to provide a guide to help the region's livestock Industry ex pand In the future. Our research revealed there are tremendous growth and pro fit ppHrtunltles for the livestock and meat packing Industry aerv. Ing the Far West, and our study brings together the Information netnted by Northwest producers to take advantage of rapidly changing meat production and marketing conditions." Wlllard Salmon, agricultural specialist on Pacific power's sUff. explain ed In reporting on the completion of the research report. This report Is concerned pri marily with pelleting of feed as a hauls tor enhanclnr the Posit ion of the livestock Industry of Northwest states in relation to Its rapidly expanding market po- tentlal. particularly In California. "Population forecasts point up the prospects of the growing markets, while human nutrit ional trends indicate the per capita consumption of beef, pork and lamb Is going to continue Break And Entry Charges Dropped Hreak and entry charges alnt lUrulJ ShickkX lrVy Shovkley, Larry fl.wkley and Richard lUrdln were d'.rr,lied In circuit court by Judg W W. Wells July 11. The four had pleaded guilty to similar charges In I'matJJla county and were sentenced there They were charged with break and entry of the Heppner Ele mentary school and allegedly were connected with break and entry in the lone school robbery In the spring. Vacations, Mumps Conflict Again Nona Sowell'a Interrupted vs. cation plans reported recently, were not unique. Beverly and Eddie Gunderson had the same experience, only little David. . came down wtlh mumps Jut before they were scheduled to go on vacation. After spending one week at home of a two week acatlon, the family was able to make a trip to Portland for a short stav. Without the mumps they would have spent nie In Medford. On the omer hand. Larry IVttvlohn. almost 10. waited un til the family had returned from acatlon. He chone jury u tne first day his mother. Jo. had returned to her Job as society editor of the Gaiette-Ttmes. to fall victim of the swollen Jaw. Jo had. therefore, a longer "va cation" than anticipated. to Increase." Salmon stated. Pacific Power representatives will be available to discuss de tails of the report with Inter ested groups. PesslrrftJP are Just average people wiio can't kid thamselve It's GONTY'S for FREE SHOES ! EMI -ANNUAL n I 21st S Gil Starts July 21 for 3 Weeks Only Two Pair of Nationally Advertised Shoes For The Price of One Pair Choose From Such Famous Shoe Names As -VELVET STEP, JAUNTIES, WEATHERBIRDS, AIR STEPS, G0LLYW0GS Pumps, Straps, Ties, High Heels, Medium Heels, Casuals, Wedges, Sports and Flats Also-Few Broken Sizes In Men's and Boy's SPRING & SUMMER CLOSEOUTS it No Mall oc Phone Orders Please All Sales Final ir No Refunds No Exchanges if No Charges or Layaways Ml TY'S ''rt iWiyi& vx FktUidt Pickup and Strut 90 with high rack i r WOW'S THE 1M to savo mora true!: dollars on Iho moro-for-your-dollnrmicls! Your truck dollar are worth a whole lot more at your Chevrolet dealer right now! Fir it off, you get a head start on saving because summer's the saving season. Then, with a harder working, easier riding Chevy truck, you're set to save every mile you haul. And, finally, at trade-In time, you can expect an extra dividend because of Chevy's traditionally higher resale value. What could be better? U ummer'a the season to get extra mhV aga from your dollars on the truck built to give you extra mile of hauling. Witk Independent Front Suspension, Chevrolet trucks keep going thousands of ml lea longer because far less destructive jar and shake Are transmitted through "the truck. ChevyvI.F.S. trucks work harder, too,' in areas where other trucks have to be pampered. And, with ChevjKs wida choice of thrifty 6 anlhardy V8 power, you can tailor your trtck exactly to your Job. So how can you miss especially i9W during the summer saving teasen? I jft m i aT L rT 2 nrrur rt-wue .'. . - i t. 7 LJ W CortaU iS'$Ramptid4 and Corran See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer FULLETON CHEVROLET COMPANY rasne, SAStl Mot Main St Heppner
