Council Awards Well Bid
During July 2 Meet
r MART LCt
I Held er from Ul wwhl
mMKDMAN It J, Writ fl
Purl land -rnlrI ll w
Md t the new lily well. It tHng
lMl Th onlv other bid wa
far SJS.Ono by Charle Juneman
IMlUnjt Co. Wall Walla.
Th city council met lart wwk
ml mad rrvommendatlon to
the U. S. Corp f Knclneer for
awarding the contract la itra.
arr. The bid were iened July
2,
Mayor IVwey WcM tald th
courvnl ha hope of Reirotiatln
th contract wttl.ln the neM
Mtvk. After th contract la re
rutrd construction t to lv com
pleted within 1 day.
Th wvll U ta b pptW.
matelv S0 feet icp. with a
maximum diameter at the top
of M Inche and a minimum of
10 Inch at the bottom.
The Intention U to have a tII
that will produce 410 Ralltmw a
minute, , ..
In other action the council
cud the contract for teniae
Ine public Mructurea and factl
Itlea in the nrw town, which In
elude the city park, boat ramp,
city hall and the fire atation.
Thl contract, the second one be
Uwn the city and the Corp of
Engineer. U to be negotiated
within the next two week. The
replacements are to d in
JV
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and childten Trrt-n and T.mmi ! I j
a. f
r,i tr Rill 1UW and chit
ren Mandy. Wendy, Judy and
i a I . . a.
hit. anl Wrm. ftonata I mnri
nt IflnMimi' VV n . Mere rrH
end vwitors at the home ft j
Faulkner' mother, Mr. IVlla
raulkner. They left Sunday ti
vUU U brother-in-law and au
let. Mr. and Mr. Lowell ba.
tuck in llermuum,
Mr. ami Mr Vrrn Carpenter
of I'avette. Idaha. were werk
n.i vikii.tr at the home of Mr
Carpenter mother. Mr. Kucll
Miller. KumcII and Tommy
farpenler returned home w-ah
their parent after iH-rtinc a
rvk with Ihetr grandmother
Mr. ami Mr Harold lUker
went to Kodmond lat rtidav to
attend th Slate Itural Mail
Camera contention.
Mr. Florence Kool left nuuy
for Wmx to vUu at the homi
,.t K .m arw (iauehter-ln-law. : "
Mr. and Mr. Vernon Rot. Thev
all ter.t the week end vWiunu
relative In lrtland and Salem.
Vuitor Ut wek at the runne
of Mr. and Mr. and Mr.
Barcer
da
of llxdrort. n.. arvj tneir
cranddauchter. Denise Moran of
Shelton. W n.
lvrtthv IUh. who u employ.
! Mr. and Mr. and Mr. W. K I .
ireer were their aon-ln-law atd I I
uchter. Mr. and Mr. Sid An. J 1
r.n and ort RJokle and nalei
a... a tl'n at Ih.la f
el In Hrtland. M-nt the wee
I1TW tw ia
nrovHon of Section IU of rublic
Law st dcw. .
Joe Tatone. chairman of the
city dump committee, reported
the dump fadlulea hd been
cleaned and filled, and ax
again ready for use.
The council passed rnot on
approving notary fee for Shirley
Ziellnskl to make pcUcan toT
a notary eL
Crania Picnic Plannad
The Home Economic club of
Greenfield Grarure met Wednea
day afternoon of last .eek at
the home of Mrs. Harold Baker,
with Mrs. Hussetl Miller M hoa
tesa. Visitors were Mrs. lorah
. i i rkAi.u Mr rinvd
Hubbard. Mrs. Don Cmmorvd,
Mrs. A. K. ronnrr tiu
iin Bishop. .
Plans were made to have the
potluck rrange picnic August 16
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Seehafer after the morn
inz church service.
The Boardman Garden club
will meet July 20 at the home
of Mrs. Glen Carpenter, with Mrs.
Zearl Gillespie as co-hostess.
Mrs. Calvin Hunter and
daughter Janice spent four days
last week visiting at the homes
of her mother, Mrs. Helen Case,
in Salem, and her sister. Mrs
Fred Farmen at Albany.
Mrs. Georee Schrader and
erandson. Bobbie Schrader of
e..Antn r-niif visited two
uaincukut - - - .
days last week at the home or
her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Marlow. , , .
Mrs. Flora h Schroeder of De
iva vteitpd Last week at the
hmrhpr and sister
lULlUC VI - - " ,
iM u. xi and Mra. Farl Briff?S.
Visitors last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard eeaora
included Bedord's stepfather and
.v.. (r nnrl Mrs. Mel De
lliuuicii . , .
Beck of Frenchtown, Mont, his
hmthpr Albert eeaora, anu
Mabel Lee, both of Missoula,
c hlo cicfAr Mrs. Alma
Davis and son Dennis of Cut-
bank. Mont. Also Jus. ueaoras
sister, Mrs. Vern Moe of Battle
Ground. Wn. Week-end quests at
the Bedord home were Mrs. Bed
ord's cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Meyers and daughters
Lynn and Wanda of Belling
ham. Wn. -
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blank of
Richland, visited for two weeks
at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
JoAnne Thorpe of Henpiston
is visiting this week at the home
of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs! Cecil Hamilton. Visitors
last week were Hamilton's cous
ins, Mr. and Airs. Harold Men
and son Glen of YeLm, Wn.
Visitors last Friday at the
home of Mrs. Glen Carpenter and
Darold LaChance were La
Chance's uncle and aunt, Mr.
xt- fr llaml.i Ka&ft.
ElUen Ely ha returned frm
rortland where ne aitenuea co-l-ce
Ust year, and i at the
home of her parent, Mr. and
VI. 1'Mn Vtv
Twenty-two persona from the
Boardman lommunuy rnunn
went to lrricon Sunday nicht for
a Sincsptratlon at the Commun
ity Baptist church there.
Don Downey and Mr. Guy
Ferguson were called to Prosser.
Wn, Monday by the illness of
r r.thar Vrl Downev.
who suffered a heart stuck. He
was Just recently recovering
from a stroke suffered a few
weeks aeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Houston
and children Leo and Arline of
La Grande were weeK-ena vis
itors at the home of Mrs. Hous
ton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Potts. Guests this week at the
Potts home are their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Bundy of Arco. Idaho.
Sunday visitors at the home
it, mrA Mn rku-v West
VI aw I. t via .... , t j -
were West's brothers-in-law and
sisters. Mr. and Mrs. jonn mui
on and son Phillip, nad Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Donovan and child
ren Jerry, Carol Ann and Jackie,
and Danny Kay and Steve Rus
sell, of The Dalles.
Mrs. W. A. Simcox returned
home from Good Shepherd hos
pital in Hermiston Monday
where she had been a week fol
inwinir a fall at her home. Her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Bill Sim
cox and children, Portland, is
here to care for her.
Linda Tatone. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Tatone. was a pat
ient in the Good Shepherd hos
pital in Hermiston three days
last week for a checkup.
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IATCEES SOLD huadrad. of boUocna at tha Sidewalk Snoar at a prtea bard U UaX. Each ballooa
coat th.m ISc and waaa. n.uum-,lu. -
Huahtt tlaa a balieoa. In bock ground art Jay pldot
Croabta.
(Uft) and rddU
(O T Fboto)
Houghton Leads Science
Meet On Electronics
Br LaVELLE FABTLOW and family of Pendleton Mr. and
(Held over from last weeKi , mm. torn wwmib
1RRIGON E W. Houghton I Mr. and Mr. Joe Fdward and
Rev. Bernard Kluehe of the
Walla Walla Gospel Mission will
fill the pulpit at the Boardman
Community church for the next
four Sundays.
ThwmamelM Hit 114 SoturdOT
TVmrwratnrps were a little
rwilAr hr Julv 6. With the
maximum at 94 degrees, after
a week-end witn uie uienuum-
eter hoverinff around the nuna
red mark ana aDove. at. one
time Saturday it reached 114
decrees in iront 01 nas
Market
Five Win Gasoline
viva fiistnmers won easoline
at Jack Van Winkle's Chevron
Station during the Sidewalk Ba
zaar. It was given on his offer
to make the purchase free if the
automatic nozzle shut off on
even numbers when motorists
drove in to have tanks filled.
Twice the numbers came up
$5.55, twice $4.44' and once $3.33,
he said.
son of Mrs. X C. Houghton of
ir,i t,-vn u-a bevnote speaker
and master of ceremoniea at the
Measurements Conference on
Pnx-iainn J-"(vtroma uTvet Meas
urements held in Boulder, Colo.,
June 23.
rprt rurfrtrm a uniaue ser
vice to the world of electronic
scientists and technologists and
, ih r.tir ancctrum of elec
tronically based American in
dustry and researcn. More man
600 scientists from the V. S. and
ftioht tnrpiirn countries attend
ed the 4-day conference which
reports the finest tecnniques ana
Ideas for precision meuie-
merits."
ire. rKiitont will recall that
IItnhtnn alul nlaVMl an lmDOrt-
ni in th develooment of
Tel Star in long distance micro
wave communications systems.
He is a graduate of Irrigon High
ch.i rwoivi hit R. S. deeree
at Oregon State University and
his M. S. at Iowa State Unlver
sity. He has been associated
with the Bell jeiepnone
since that ame.
BE SURE TO GET
TRIP INSURANCE
INJURY SICKNESS PERSONAL EFFECTS
HOLD IT, DAD!
You've probably thought of every
thing, but here's a suggestion. Before you leave,
check your automobile insurance just to make sure
it will furnish you with adequate protection in case
of an accident in another state, among strangers.
CALL USI
C. A. Ruggles Agency
P. O. Box 247
Heppner
Ph. 676-9625
Irrigon Mao's Nary Ship
In Japanese Port Feitiral
Mrs. Bill Graybeal received
word from her son. YN1 James
nrain that th shiD Oil Which
he serves, the USS Delta, was
recently selected by Commander
of the 7th Fleet to attend the
annual Port Festival at Mojl,
Japan.
During the 3-day visit at
rwlta rvrsnnnel hosted
over 14,000 visitors, participated
in their festival parade by ent
ering their drill team, and con
tributed 34 pints of blood to the
Nippon Blood Bank at Kitaky
ushu City, Japan. While at Mojl,
75 crew members volunteered to
h. nniir umrV at the Tenshien
Orphanage. Their tasks includ
ed painting of playground
equipment, furniture, two wash
ing machines, a TV set. two
rtumnc uinHnws and a fire
U . ( . '
escape. The volunteers were en
tertained by children of the or
phanage by Japanese songs ana
dances. ..
While in Moji, the tteita
hackothaii toam pxhibited their
tact hak" Ktvlp of rjlav in de
feating the Kokura City team
69-32 before a very appreciative
audience. The ueita, a repair
shin, is due to return to me
States soon.
an si Mro Jim Cameron
XTXl. 1J
and famUy of Portland drove to
Irrigon to visit Mrs. cameron s
brother-in-law ana sister, m.r.
onH Mrs Warren McCoy and
fomiiv Thursdav. Mrs. Cam
&A..J . - , ,
prnn Mrs. McCoy and their
children drove to LaGrande and
nvamtaht with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Villines and family.
and also visited me wuies
mother, Mrs. Millie O'Rourke.
tu rnmomns cTwnt the week-
enrt visitinc friends in Walla
Walla, and drove home through
Irrie-on Monday, to get their
daughter Karen, who had re-
itiCllli&V nil
Mr. and Mrs. uon uimscneiu
and family of SL Helens, visitea
friends in Irrigon Saturday, and
drove on to Weston where they
stayed overnight with Olm
scheid's brother and family.
Teresa Olmscheid remained in
Irrigon and was an overnight
guest of Debbie McCoy.
Ladies of the Irrigon Baptist
church were hostesses for a
bridal shower honoring Miss
Judy Eppenbach. The shower
was held at the church base
ment last Thursday evening.
Angel food cake with iruit inline-
was served, along with cof
fee and punch
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fleming
of Portland spent a week at Irri
gon visiting Fleming's folks, Mr.
and Mrs. G. C Weaver.
SOG2 and Mrs. Mike Califi
and children, presently of For
tuna. Calif., drove to Crater Lake
for the July 4th holiday and met
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards
familv of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Art Kdwards of San trancisco
and SA Howard Califf. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Llmcr Zchner. now
stationed at San Francisco. The
Edwards were also former Irri
gon residents.
Mr and Mrs. Jhn Swear
lngen and Geraldlne spent five
days at the coast near the Dopoe
Bav and Winchester Bay area.
They spent some time deep soa
fishing, and came home Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill. Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Cook and children
of Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
LeRov Bunten and children of
Hermiston drove to the coast
near Ocean Park for the week
end. The women went clam dig
ging, and the men did some
deep sea fishing. Thye returned
to their homes Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cayman.
Ronnie and Vickie drove to Pros
ser Sunday, and picnicked with
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cayman of
Prosser. Mr. and Mr. Bart Gay
man nt Konnewlck. Mr. and Mrs.
George Corliss and three daugh
ters of Maniieia ana Mr. ana
Mrs. Harry Bratch of Ddlard.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Meeker and
Miss Janice Parker of Seattle,
were week -end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Parker.
Mrs. G. C. Weaver returned
to Irrigon after a 2-week trip
into Silverton. where she visited
f ui Kfm I. If. Kprzuson.
Linda and Laurie. While there,
they went to the coast near Otis.
Mrs. Weaver brought her grand
daughter Linda home with her
to spend a week, and the Fer
gusons and Laurie came for
Linda the following week-end.
Mrs. Myrtle Markham, Mrs.
Albert Partlow and Sheryl spent
Wednesday through Sunday at
Kiw nf Ood church
camp held ta Brooks, Oregon.
While there they visited with
Rev. and Mrs. Leland Morse and
family and Rev. and Mrs. Ward
Honey and family, former pas-
tnr-a r.f th Irrltron Assembly.
Also, they visited Rev. and Mr.
Carl Alquist, former Irrigon resi-
dents.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stocks and
children of Tacoma were week
end guests of Mrs. Stocks' cou
sins, Mr. and Mrs. Don Leigh
ton and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frazier and
family of Milton-Freewater visit
ed friends and relatives in Irri
gon Sunday. Mrs. Nora Wilson
of Portland, who has been visit
ing at the Chester Wilson home,
went home with the Fraziers to
spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill and
LeRoy Bunten drove to Portland
and brought Mrs. LeRoy Bun
ten and children home. Mrs Bun
ten and children had been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cook
and family. , . ,
Rev. John H. Kenney and his
daughter Mary, accompanied by
Barbara and Glenda McCorKle,
left for the Assembly of God
Dl,, Mtm!ii Vnnth Cair.D
U1UC " - "
Monday. The Camp is held at
Dixie Mountain, near nn
City. , .
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parker and
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman
drove to Hood River Monaay,
urhsM thou aitorpri praveside
TT 11.. 1 1111-J -..-- --
services for ParKers Droiner, i.i.
Dude Parker.
MclnHv Zehnof Mt SundaV tO
spend a week in Pendleton visit
ing her sister's family, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth tdwaras auu
children. During her absence.
lorn, linctona enn tit MTS. J&rl
Sonsteng of McNary, spent the
week with David Zienner.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coy and
Staria Rae and W. F. Coy spent
the week end at the Pilgrim
Holiness church camp in Clark
ston. Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn Pember
and son Richard of Springfield,
Mo., arrived in Irrigon Sunday
afternoon, to visit Mrs. Pember s
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Warner.
Roy Pal flew Mrs. Hank Me
Glnnla to IVrt Orchard In his
(Yna plane Sunday, where she
visited her son-in-law and
daughter. Mir. and Mrs. Mike
Ward. Mrs. McGlnnls also (sit
ed her two daughter. Kathy and
Crystal, who are standing the
Mimrner with the- Wards, her
folks. Mr. ami Mrs. Jame Caw.
and several of her brothers and
ulster who live In the area. The
families all got together at the
Caje home Sunday afternoon for
a barbecue, and later went
wlmmln at orvhe Lake.
Davis flew Mrs. McGlnnls home
Sunday evening.
IHughet to Coach
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William A llughra. mm t4 M
OII llushra. has iwu'lf ''
r,l trahlrta- o.rlia.t
lani h. ulrwe ad braltn
InMiuttof al hwl VnUH
MwH h-l ! th rtni '.
aUin l. nd lelel vf
Ins riMtthrf. In Ms lUn th,
ha will te autat t am mity.
f.irmrr trU niSlrce star. mw
.-..! h llutira had txen
ih traihtng atatf at i atltun
1 1 1 IT ti attxxil me pan in
w ,n ihrn, h lauftit two ears
Ht.ila HalMwU In tk-ttnany.
ihi.inrf iha atimriu-r r I at'
wnKlu.p in P'itland. and work.
In at the illand a'r ba.
nh hta wlfa and two ba. he
will nur to hwl ILttw In
Auk'Ukt
Residents Enjoy
Vacation Travel
lv V1ICIN1A ICLSO
lllrl.l rf ffNn lat werkl
kivl'l klr mrs.i lira WaV
lin.i IK all wrnl lt IViftland t il
tlav attrfnn la fH
Jauftilrf. 1rrr. Wtv had
Hvi.l lit rtuui wiin
hr-r riandpairnta, Mr, and Mis.
Mr. atvl Mrs. David MttUn
tviuniiHl toaiia lltdav flm a
w rrkl llt ( Sn iHeen
rut Newman. Calif Mh Hue.
wh.i had rrn taJtmat with Mr.
and Mr lull Kidrfia and fam
ily al Newman rHurned with
Ihrm.
Mr. and Mr. Clay Phillip
went lo Walla Walla Thurday
for m medical rhecaup fur Clay.
Mix IMn llu.h and ihlklrrn
li-.t Weilncfclay aftrrmam In
ILndun having ienlal wwk
diin1.
Mr. and Mn Iw-Mn McarleU
and dauthtrr. Karen, of IVn
dletun ined lliurdy with
Mr arwl Mrm. Il..;rr ll4limon
an. I Mtu-t frleiHl.
Mr. Joe Itrwnln and dauch
ler Joan were lumo Wtt
to ivndleton Thuraday.
Mr. and Mr. (Veil Mai and
family went to Heppner lat
Tuesday for Cecil have a
rhtHkup,
Mr. and Mr. IloUrt Krlo
pent Tuemdav In The Dalle
Kiting an optonntrUt and Mr.
Krl having a feliwt removed
a 1. I - tin...
f r .n,i i Rm-fr llollomon Mtlnff
ii ' i v. ::. " . i.r. wn nr. iiui
lrnf ui? nuiiuajr ai
Il,il1.nun hum In llrt'pnrr.
They were Joined there by the
Bruce Hoiiomons or nermiiom.
Mr. and Mr. Vernon Perry
went to Ung Creek la week
end, taking home Ml lU'vrriy
NeAM-lrodt who had ent tne
pat two wrrka here.
Mr. and Mr. C !- Hark were
hualneas Usllor to Heppner
Monday.
Proud owner of new cars are
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jelllck and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sllnkard. Both
have new ImpaU.
Mr. Jack Sltton and daugh
ter and Mr, le Bailey were In
Condon Morulav for medical
treatment for Mrs. Sltton.
Mr. and Mr. Arden Ttlpp
r.n.iiw i...t i k aratlon at
CHall iw-arh, Wn. where they
did som dam dieting.
it. . ...i ttm Im nilev went
, I 1 . W ' ' -
to Heppner Fllday whet I"
hal a c-M remmcHi irom
l.a.-k of hl head
It.. I.I Ciftnit Kta-nl l.tkl We-k
.M...a ......... - -
wlih Mr and Mr. Nor-
rtuin l'uitt arvd ln at M"
Wan.. Ulirn h rrturtMHl home.
lh,n ran with Mm a iend a
WTfk.
Mr. atol Mr. Robert KeU
went to Burn and on U Wlnne-
rnucva. Nev., IYIJy. rrtunung
home Saturday.
Unite Lorrngel and William
xHensel U Nelarta aprnt lat
ai rucmaiui,
tirererl ami
chll.lren and Mr Troy Carey re
turned home Monday frtm a
month trip t Albany, (Kla.
where thry vUlted Mr. and Mr.
II. J. UriKon, Jr. arwl family. They
repted a having mmti hot
weather on their way home.
Mr. and Mr. Arna Sllnkard
were ruJne vlaitor to Pen
dleton Tuesday.
Mrs. It G WalUt. dmibtr.
Judith and Suaan of Heppner.
and Cathy Crum of lone, are
pending thl week at Plnelo
Camp, Deer Lake. Wn. a N
girl in grade 4. 5 and 6. Mrs.
VYrller I serving a a counselor
at the camp.
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