Irrigon Fireworks
Draws Good Crowd
try LaVtLLE JAaJLOW
inrtl(X)N A large and an-re
dative audience turned nut lo
hti A. I'. Houghton ri"Mtal field
riaturday etenlng. la ace the
li Ho ililay n( fireworks mhi.
Soled iy the trilgon Lh'llB tlub
This wa the llfl fUcwotk
tlhj Uy In Irrlgott. and u Haa ,
uv-mui, the Llxiw have stale 1
their Intention to jfovlclt a.i
even larger piogram neat Fourth
of July.
Furitcral M'Ul.cl veie lirl.l al
limns Mutuary In llirntl..n on,
l.t Wcdtteaday ftif ht U(n
Hugh Glim. Mr. and Mi.. 11,11
Allen. Larry and Ca)le t Salnn.
and Mr. ami Mr. Calvin Allen i4
Kuf uk, ttlm cie here luf Hit-
runt r I. vultcd in the fioiiic
Mr and Mrs. lull Cra)tal Wed
rtcMlay afternoon ami evening
Mr. and Mm. IVtry Pummel
Anlla, Uuina Kay and I.irrc
diuve to Green Mountain I or
picnic cn Ihe 4th.
Mr. and Mr It..-!- 'iH.k
Khonda and Allyn of Portland
'iit the -k end with Mi.
look's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Hill.
Mr. and Mr. I.'nu-M Stcohciu
nni inuriMiay in rcmiicton
visiting .Stephens' sIMcr, Mrs
Mae McKlnney.
Mr. and Mis. Bert McCoy and
Terry at-nt the weekend In Vale
visaing Mr. Mty'a fulks, Mr.
and Mr. J-ri: F-ddy.
Mrs. ItixU Maddux and Keith
have returned lo Irrlgon afh-r a
3 week trip Into California. They
drove the coaxial mute, and spent
some time at Ml. .Shasta. They
viitcii Mr. anl Mrs. Kenton
Y xlcr and family at Mat tine,
I'allf. They -nt fuur days with
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Getberdlng
and family of Salem, on visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McCluikey and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Mori tie
Kvans and family of Oswego.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Itusscll and
family recently moved to Herm-
Iston where Itus-sell Is employed
iy u muwiuu lire sales m
Vice.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Coy. Mr
and Mrs. Glen Cy and Starla
and Miss Luclnda Bailey of Stan
field attended the wedding of
Mlvi Katie Williams of Kennc
wkk Wash., and Dwlght Kahre
or Colorado Springs. The wed
ding wa held lliursday evening
in the mgrim Church In Kcnne-
wick.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd llobba and
family, Mr ami Mr. Dan Jill I.
Mrs. Sadclla Ix-xtcr. Mr. and
Mrs. Ijn Lclghton and family,
rennry rossey. Mrs. ix-lCoy Bun
ten ond family and Mr. and Mrs.
Hwieoe Cook and family picnic
hI at Hat Kuek park July 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kin ker and
daughter Kuth Anne of ArllnKton
visited Mr. and Mrs. L-on Uently
and Mrs. K. L. Iucker over the
wc.k end. Thry nlwj visited Mrs.
Curtis Stephens ond I'atrlcla in
Umatilla.
Miss Gloria Hascnll of Tendle-
Ion Kid Monday thru ugh
lliufMlsy as ruet id Mim
.Hukan Mt4Vy.
rUM Ul iu rUi to i ). 24 t
tuir. Mortuary In vr1lrtiKi
IhuiMlay for Mr. Matba VMIwon,
riMilhrr id Mis. lurtty Lauin.
Xlr, and Mr. Ijifl Iwtin an
Ioiina lift Tu-fc.Uy tu irnl .
mi in ine inountalna nrar
Uilne. imi.nL' and fLliUiif
Mr. and Mrs lull tiiatlx-al and
Mi. Mas (tiavural of linalilla
iid I hi urt-k rnd at thv ray
Inal mlilil at loli-ate.
Youth Attand 4 M Camp
Ikl.Me M.'i.v. IUtMra and
Tur (hkUII. Kelly and Itteky
Snvder left Suiiitv afternoon to
attend m 5 day 4 II amp held at
( uttloitii park near lli i'i'in r.
I tll tKMll iliove llif l-iiU l'i
the lleppner fair eiouinU. whei-
Kiev MeiP met by inn k that
ink them on lu t)ie Camp. Ilie
KHU attended In the
nurnlnt', and inane ciaft In
the afternoon.
Mr. and Mr. Jaik CJtmut,
Itonnle and Vlrkle, left fori
OarkMun 'llmrmlrty t kin-nd the
week end with SU t.)mn
n.other. Mi. Mna I'latl. Alrt.
II i y Mted Mr. an.l Mr
l:iik"i;ll nd family.
Mr. and Mr. In Adam and
family and Mi. Mary Adam
drove to The Dalle Saturday and
& tended Ihe ueddliii of Mr.
Adam' Meir. Donna Mae Cra
rir. lliey stayiMl uvernleht with
Mr. and Mrs. John MtCoilotn and
family and returned to Irrleon
t uiulity evening.
Ine irrlk'on liapllt iiiurth
li a I a iirtiiM birthday party on
Jl. Ice Marlow follow Irijf their
Sunday rvenlntf sirvire. Cak
and I'um-h and odfee were serv-
.1
Mr- ami Mrs. Klbert Kpp-nba h
nd family returned lo Irrigon
fter iendlnir a month vlsltlnc
relative In TorrlriL'ton, Wyo,
(inaha. Neb., Kwlnjf, Neb. and
DoUKla. Wyo. Also, they njH-nt
three days in Yellowstone I'ark.
I. W. Itash of Wenatrhee iK-nt
Sunday to Tuetday with his sis
lir. Mis. Mary Adams.
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Hcppncr, Oregon, Thursday, July 9, 196-1
Sec. 2 - ? pages
IhikMll and family at Waldi!
I.verrtl llentlry al In Sav
Station at tnndal, lal f. Mr
and Mrs. IUb Itentley and family
al falo Alto. Calif, Mr. and Mi
lam;d lUntiry and family al
VMorville, Calif, Mr. and Mis
twoieit Wehr al North Holly-
wood, Mr ami Mr. Kirk Drron
at Wooilland Hill. al.f . and
Mr. an.l Mi 11 IJvely at or
tins, Calif. Mis. 1U m ley and
Mi IJvely Here n hd cls-
mate.
.fi. tlary I'luinnnr. Mi I'thrl
Kohie, Mi iVfiTy l-other. Mi
Muilel Kahrw and John Snl-r
t te tivrr iiiirltt fue id Mr.
and Mi, tilen oy reirntly.
Mr. and Mi, tk-orte Ittinwll
ana family writ a werk visiting
relatives al ll lis. Wallowa. I -a
iiande. and ihe I-on Itentley at
Irnon.
Mis lluih Tuwiiaend of
Colliy, Kan, tllie.l In the tib-ii
('y home from Thutml.iy until
Sunday afn-riumn. She left by
train for rarrnlnjtn. Nrw Me
ho. where he will sin-nd Ihe
dimmer winking In an Indian
Mislon and oiphanat-e. Min
TownM-nd and Mrs. tilen Coy
were iidlei'e i la-iMnati s.
Week end k'ui-Ats of Mr. an 1
Mi. Allterl I'artlow and Sheryl
and Mr. Myrtl Markhiim were
Mr and Mi. IU. hard toehran
It.iyniond and Hohlile of Midway
City. Calif. Mr. and Mr. uel
M.Cov of Vaneuver. Wah, Mr.
Air. Howard Graham an
daughter. Lanl, of Portland
visited at the home of Mr. Gra
h.ni's brother and sinter In law,
Mr. an.l Mrs- Kelly Tiller and
Jonl. TJiey were acxximpanled by
Tiller's nunt. Stella Kddy. Joni
returned to I'lirtland with the
Giulianis to end a wtn-k, and
met her folks at a family reunion
nri.i a Tyirh valley on July tn
Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Conboy of
Hennlxton were dinner guests of
.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Skiles Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Daisy Brake of Milton-
Freewater Ment Sunday and
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Gray heal, and left Tuesday fo
Seattle, where she will visit her
skier
Raturn From California Trip
Mr. nnd Mrs. u-un Bent ley re
turned to Irrigon Wedneslay
niter a 0-dav trln to California.
They visited Mr. and Mrs. George
and Mr. Jay llerry, Itonald Mc
Coy, Mr. Nleky Truman, C.rrg
an.l Jeff of I'otland, Barbara Sue
Janrura of Seattle, and Gwen
Madden of Kir by. The Kroup
went to HermUton the 4th and
picnicked with Mr. and Mr.
I 'cell GoiMlwln. MarKarct and
Jeannle. Mr. and Mrs. James
Mills. Kicky. Kandy and Steve.
Miss Snow .NMViy. Mr. Kuth
.NM'oy and Gary Goodwin. In the
evening all the families drove to
Irrli'on for a picnic at the Fart-
low home, and later attended the
firework at the football field.
Miss Margaret Ayrrs and Jim
Brock of Kutfene. were week end
Kue.sts of Itcv. and Mrs. John 11.
K nney, Mary and David.
Mr. an.l Mrs. Duane Heed.-r
and family of rortland wer
week-end quests at the home of
K.-eders hrother-ln law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stewart.
Sharon and Tommy. Mrs. Stew
ail's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Keeder of murande arrived sun
day, to spend a few days.
Guasts at the bom of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Howell are Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Walters and son. Gene,
of Willow River, Minn. Mrs. Wal
ters Is a sister to Mrs. Howell.
The Walters and the Howells.
along with Bretta and Tat, spent
the 4th of July week-end camp
IniT at Government Camp and
sightseeing In that vicinity.
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IRRIGON NEWS
A SPEECH APfLlANCE (shewn la dataU la Insert) Is belna flttad
by Dr. n. M. Aaami. co-UUadar of Dental Epedal Semces Clinic
of University of Oreaoa Dental School, for child recelrtn? cars
la clinic This oirl's coaaeoitallv laactlvt soft palate aecessitated
construction ana placement of this removable appliance to Ira
prove apoech. Treatment is coordinated effort of Dental Special
Service Clinic and speech pathologists from Crippled Childrea'a
Division of UO Medical ScbooL
Ann Jones Makes U of 0 Honor Roll
Cecelia Annette (Ann) Jones,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. II.
Jones of lleppner, has gained fc
place on the spring term lienor
roll at the University of Oregon
with a grade point average
above 3.50 for the spring term,
according to the university's
news bureau.
Five hundred students were In-
eluded on the roll, and 59 achiev
ed perfect grade scores of 4'U.
Thirteen students from foreign
countries were on the roll.
Tourney Slated
The Willow Creek Golf course
will be the scene Sunday of a
string handicap tournament
Women will draw for partners In
the mixed two ball foursome.
The nine hole tournament will
get underway at 6 p. m.
I llel J over from last week 1
Mrs. Kuth McCoy rode to La
Grande with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
v.murr, io ("rwi a wees; vitit
Ine her son In law and daurh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. Ihe
Kredrrt had been In lrrltfor) VI.
lunar their daughler'a family, Mr.
and Mrs. Vrrnun Ivtrwart, Shar
on and Tommy.
Mr. and Mi. Dan ft 1X1 left for
Kedmond early Saturday morn
Irg to visit their son In-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Koch. Denlse and Shawn. Koth
was recently transferred there a
akiktant manager of Ihe Ked
mond Safeway Store. Hills re.
turned to Irrigon Sunday even
ing.
Donna Kay Pummel celebra
ted her 11th birthday Tuesday
with a party held at her home.
Guets present were Vicky
Hobb. Patty and Clarence Proc.
tor. Lee Huson, Tommy Stewart.
Arthur Olm and Dennis Lamb.
Cake and punch and tee cream
slices were served to the guests
after games were played. j
Harry L. Towers returned to
work Monday after a recent hoa- j
Pitalization at Good Shepherd
hospital and a period of conval
escence at hi home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hurley re-
turned to lrrlgon Wednesday
after a 24 week trip to Cedar
Kaplds. Iowa, where they visited
Mrs. Gurley's daughter-ln law.
Mrs. Glenn Ioulson. Steven and
Sharrl. Also, they attended
Steven's high school graduation.
Gurleya drove to Iowa through
Salt Lake City and Denver, Cola,
and came home through lei law.
stone National Park.
Mrs. Cleta LathroD and Mrs.
Betty Kennedy, employees at the
Umatilla Inland Lmplre Bank.
were honored on their birthdays
frlday, when lellow employees
surprised tnem with entree and
cake and gifts. Mrs. Karl Isom
and Donna baked and decorated
the birthday cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gomez and
family of Biggs, were week-end
guests of Charles Hines.
Game Regulations
To be Ready Soon
Oregon hunters are advUe
that tot-Ira of the l'A4 big gam
regulations ar being hipid la
Ik-enao agmts throughout tha
state aa rapidly as hit are re
ceived frvm the printers and
should be In the hand of all re
ceivers aoon.
SJiW a.ofmctila are bring rni
from Ihe gam rammudun'i
Portland vttwm by county In
alphabetical order. IWnao mem-
ilea In counties such a Haker,
Iknton or Clackamas will re
reive their allotments probably a
week brfre agnule In Wash
Ingion. W heeler or Yamh 1 1 1
counties.
As in the pt. the anopi
cciitalns a general summary of
big game season for quick nf-
mil1, plus detailed regulation
on all hunts. Boundary line of
all game management units.
early and entrndn-d deer at-a-
n. and rontroiie-1 hunta are
al0 Spelled OUt In detail.
Hunters are uieed to check
carefully regulation on arm
and ammunition, general license
regulations, tagging require
mrnts. and the summary of def.
initions. Clote attention should
alo be paid to Instruction for
fling application for unit per
mits and controlled hunt tag.
A section also covers Juvenile
hunting regulations. Parents are
ursed to check this aection if
they Intend to take youngsterj
hunting this falL
Summer visitors farina with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mahoney and
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Mahoney are
Billy Beaver of Palm Springs.
Calif., a nephew of the senior
Mahoneys, and Sam Wager, For
est Grove, a brother of Mrs. Bob
Mahoney.
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any purpose, can at tne oa-zette-Tlmea
office. All styles of
type, all sizes of stamps avail
able promptly.
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