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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, July 11, 1963 Irrigon Scouts at Leaders' Camp By LaVELLE PARTLOW IRRIGON Scouts Bob Buchan an, Tom Van Horn, Gene Golly. horn, David Schmeder, Tommy Olin, Duane Peterson and David Franke spent Sunday through Saturday at a Scout Leaders camp held at Wallowa Lake Camp. While there, the boys worked on various projects, and Friday incy niKea six miles into the mountains where they remained overnight, hiking back to their camp on Saturday. They were driven to the camp bv Orville Buchanan and Kenneth Lamb, and were brought home in cars driven by Lamb and Miss Jo anne Franke. Takes Oklahoma Job A farewell for Miss Sharon Ol son was held at the Assembly of God Church following their Wednesday evening ser vice, wim reiresnmrnts of cake am punch served. Miss Olson will leave Friday, July 19. for Tulsa, uiaa., wnere sne will be cm ployed in the office of Evangelist urai Roberts. .Mr. and Mrs. Jack dayman, Vickie and Ronnie' were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barton Cayman of Kennewick Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warner are caring for their grandchild ren, Sherry and Ruthie Copeland, while the girls' folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Copeland are attend ing the Assembly of God Camp meeting at Silver Lake, Wn near Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graybeal and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Linda, Larry and Gayle drove to Ayer, Wn,, Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shingledecker, Ricky and Randy. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meeker of Seattle and Misses Janice Parker and Sharon Franke, who have been living with the Meck el's in Seattle, spent the week end here visiting their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Franke and fam ilies. Mrs. Meeker is a daughter of Parkers. SSgt Donald Eppcnbach of Beale AFB, Calif., is spending a 20-day leave here with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Eppen bach and family, and other rel atives. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pummel, Anita, Donna Kay and Darrel spent Saturday in the mountains above Bingham Springs hiking and fishing. Thry caught several trout, among tin in, one that measured 15". Mr. and Mrs. Gene Berg and Ronny of Westminster, Calif., ar rived in Irrigon Saturday to visit Mrs. Berg's mother, Mrs. Myrtle Markham and Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Partlow and Sheryl. They came via Caldwell, Idaho, where they visited Berg's mother, Mrs. Nancy Berg, his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shields, Colleen and Debbie and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Eden. The BcTgs, Partlows and Mrs. Mark ham were joined Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. James Mills, Ricky, Randy and Steve of HermisUm, who were dinner guests and spent the remainder of the day in Irrigon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Acton of Hermlston we're Monday call- Committee Urges Cost Accounting System on Roads Meeting In Prlneville recently, a joint committee of Oregon county officials, county . engin eers and general contractors de clared that proper cost account ing for county road operations is a must for good, economical road administration. The group voted unanimously to recommend to the Association of Oregon Counties that a 'sur vey be set up immediately to determine the status of cost ac counting systems In the various individual counties and to find ways and means to assure the establishment of better systems. It was reported that most of the counties contend that they now have good cost accounting systems; however, one promi nent county engineer expressed the opinion that all but a very few of the counties are confus ing ordinary accounting systems with the more specialized cost accounting. He pointed out that ordinary accounting merely gives figures on receipts and expenditures on a lump sum ba sis whereas cost accounting pro vides figures to show detailed costs of each separate operation. The group gave solid recog nition to the fact that cost ac counting is the only source of accurate information on whether or not the county is spending its road dollars in the most econom ical manner. This joint commit tee is made up of the Roads and Highways committee of the Association of Oregon Counties, the Roads and Highways com mittee of the Oregon Association of County Engineers and Sur veyors and a task committee of the Associated General Contrac tors. The joint committee also gave considerable time to discussion of the factors involved in the proposed program wherein the counties would submit more of the county road construction work to competitive bidding. ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rees Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stewart, Sharon and Tommy spent the 4th of July week-end In La Grande, visiting Mrs. Stewart's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reeder and her sister, Mrs. Doris Court ney and children. Also, they vis ited Stewart's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart. They return ed to Irrigon on Sunday. Those from Irrigon attending the Veterans of World War I potluck picnic held at the Herm iston C. R. C. park on Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graybeal, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoadley, and Mr. and Mrs. Rees Morgan. Mrs. Ruth McCoy was named "Homemaker of the Day" last Monday, and received a ribbon with her name on it, as well as a beautiful red carnation cor sage. Mrs. McCoy is making sat isfactory progress following her recent surgery. Sherry Partlow is the proud owner of a baby colt born of her Shetland mare, Sheba, July 2. Sherry named heT colt "Mr. Ed" and he has attracted many onlookers. Rev. and Mrs. John Kenney and John returned Saturday from a week's vacation in Costa Mesa, Calif., and left Sunday afternoon for the Blue Mountain camp near John Day, where they will work in the Assembly of God Youth Camp being conduc ted from July 7 through 13. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hadwick took their grandson, Bobby Ger berding, to his home in Salem last week, and visited there with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gerberding and family. They report that their granddaughter, Mary, is much improved from a broken neck sustained recently in a car accident. The Hadwicks visited relatives in Dorris, Calif., and enroute home they fished at Diamond Lake. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Chris tiansen, Etta Lou and Darwin and Miss Gloria Hascall spent the 4th of July in the mountains, near the North fork of the John Day River, where they hiked, pic nicked and tried their skill at panning gold. 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