HEPPNER GAZETTE
Trains Running
Again,- Bob Lowe
Recalls History
,-,... a tmm nap 1 i Lcadtnn the evport In ton
(Continue from PS X Mg0 ,nMVted for shipment by
to U P ). Onlv short time was tram division of the Oregon IV
required to restore full aervic partment 'f Ak'tli-uHuw aj
tolleooner wheat, with 821 tons. Most of
I t.. steam locomotive Irt'the wheat nuved out of l. -n
Henoner was engine No. 21U In
in?! Imtt ? or he
Cl ' tUi.v-? IT l.motlv tiM
dicscl electric locomotive
l&U &7he'
inMt-au a i-m t
every day. we have three week
with the Mine train running
three days a wk to Condon
allv drv canyoa bvame rush-
Ine torrcts of muddv water. Hep- 'era aboard, viewed trie ran asm
nner was luckv with verv little ace. r.Mrt wa Klven out. A
damace. but aa the runoff from train will be In Heopner on Jan
ranvon to canyon and creek to uarv 11. l!H.V
creek met, the depth of water What a lone hot fr eln
from railroad to hishway In- all the damace! Twrnty-one
creased bevond belief. idays with no rati service to Hep.
Asain the railroad waa put out rner. the lnKet since the Ilrt
of service. So extensive was the train arrived In Heppner In
damage some jeopl wondered! The ribbon ot Uh-I from wast
if it would ever be repaired, to coast had been broken.
Part of the railroad crade built f At 3:43 pm. on January II.
77 years ago looked as it did lfHvV as predlct.n1. the traln.be
when the Indians roamed the it "Sae? Brush Annie, or The
hills, .Galloping Goose." arrived in Hep-
Shortly after the flood that rais. pner on time. The Iron Horse
ed havoc throuchout the entire rides again!
what you always look for
in children's shoes. . . .
have!
FOR THEM
ASK
mm':
Heppner
U20utIuCffMS
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
SHOE SALE
74 Pr.
Men's. Women's
Children's Broken
Sizes and Strles
$goo
GIRL'S
DRESSES
31 Only
Fall and Early
Spring Styles
$000
REMNANTS
Gigantic Selection
All
Bargain Values
THE BEST SELLING
Adonna
Foundations
Reduced
Save up to 25
FOUNDATION SALE
OVER JAN. 18
-TIMES. Thwrsdor. January 1. IKi
Export of Grain
Big in Half Year
rViiitrt ettwtrted YU1
tons
!of (train in the nvnumih period
I i. . ........... qt
t"' '! 1 '1
' "rt Urn- in almt three
that shipment had been
'.,.. ,h, ......
"'lm r.ln "insected ft
addition to mi JkV.iiO ion
m wor(l ns,HVted bv the Pen
,.,..,,. ntti. nt the duUion and
M-rrtii office Inspected 32.
cooler, with I'nton Pacific rnctne-
AT
Ph. 676-9264
in
Use Your Charge
Card and Save During
Penney's Clearance
LADIES'
DRESSES
1 3 Left
Must be cleared by
Inventory Values
to $14-00
$Q00
PENNEY'S
JANUARY
WHITE
SALE
CONTINUES
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
Boy's 99
Men's 1.33
Board Approves
Salary Schedule
At Irrigon Meet
(Continued from pae II
the 10 days provided by law w'.l
U allow, I when a teio
emus Into the dwtrUt from .:
other dutr.ct in ihfc.n. Fr
,-miii, a t a ht-r who comes to
Munnv county after accumulai
nj '.V day ii'k leave in an
,.-, , edt in this .InUM lor
J., k leave I'mkr lh
..........,.. h.-r u.i.it.l
; kVkifiii mini, kv law. i
liu M W n;ore
ii-nn u id da above that
which mui be credited to htm
iV k director. K.tlph Skouu
l.e
few Schedule Listed
The new schedule, with ear
f eHrlenoe allowed by the
ditrnt in parenthesis. Is as fo?
lows: Ia$ than tv.chelor decree
(0 Si77T; 11 WW. 121 $.t75;
.11 141 rs-VrTS; 151 $M73:
6 1 5.VS75; t7 S.V.73 f
t9 $S75.
Wtih bachelor dere.. (0
S.WI; (1 $..Mi; 2l .l.
14 (5 Sks; lC
JU; (7 StAOQ; tS i JUW:
?kW; (I0 $7lW. 1 11 i S7.HW.
Bachelor degree plus 43 horns
-i0 S.W)0; 111 SM.V): I2 $.W.
(31 $3730; (41 $3i3); l5l
ii SiVtW: 7 S't33l): 8I $"730:
j9. St:.); (101 $7130 (111 $7330.
i Master degree (0) $3300; III
!$3300; (2 $5700; (31 S.V.IOO; (t
iS100; (51 SU3O0; t6l JtWiX): 7
!$rriX); (8i $7Ui0; (9 $7300; lfl
57600; (11) $7D0.
Director Skoubo and Sup:.
I'otUi reported on visits to
architects and to school builJ
ings recently completed as part
cf the process In selection of an
erchitect for the new buildings
ir. the northern end of the coun
ty. With Director Irvln KaucP.
tlt. two will visit one more
architect in Spokane before se
let Hon of an architect will be
made.
Contracts Granted
The board granted one-year
contracts to Leonard Herrick ami
Everett Holstein. lone adminis
trators, for pnncipalships with a
three-year contract at base sal
ary coirig to Herrick. The lattor
was done so that if it becomes
desirable to cut the administra
tive staff at lone to one principal,
the other could be moved to an
other part ot the district- Hoi-fti-in,
having been In the system
HEAPS OF
HOUSEHOLD
BARGAINS
Pails, Glasses, Stools
and Many Others
88e
SWEATER
CLEARANCE
Men's 5.00
Bos 3.00
WARM
PAJAMA
BUYS
GIRLS AND LADIES
1
99
Reversible
SKI PARKA
SPECIALS!
g88 IJ88
Men's
Boy's
HOSPITAL NEWS
ratlent admitted to Pioneer
MrriMttlal tuupiul duilnif th
t week, then dlmled. In
dude the following: pattbla Kin.
raid, lone; LaVetne VnMtter.
Heppner; W.r Harris. Heppner;
Maude lluehea, Heppner; Kay
Ha t ley, Heppner.
TIi.om admitted, and Mill re.
ceivina mctlical care iwluiie the,
(olloMine: Vlke !mitn, r;
Mvrile liallma. t'omlon: Wllllant
. Melena. lone; .Mavnard Ham-
llton. Monument; James jepen.
.ne, and Arnold Wilson Hep
pner. Municipal Court
January I Carl Alfre,l Sun.lh.
lone, violation of the baic rule.
$.'3 ball ftwfeite.1.
January N Jerrv finvnup. ex
iitMve mott noie. $13 line.
I January 3 tlene Heltker, stop
sik'n violation, $13 fine.
January 6 Mk Struckmeler.
In wroiuj lane. $13 bail f.wfeited.
January 11 Larrv I van Heath,
minor in pMwltn of alcoholic
tx-vfraees. $13 fine and three
days In lall; jail sentence us-1
pendod.
Justice Court
January 5 Vlrcll Logan and
Dean Wade. Baker, charged with
obtaining lodging bv fraud, for
felted bail of $30 each and made
restitution for amount of lodg
ing at Otv Center Motel.
January 8 raul Eucen Mat
ey. Kt. 1. Heppner. failure to
drive to the right. Fined $13.
January 13 James Edward
Dunbar. Lexingon. failure to
leave name and address at the
scene of an accident Forfeited
$13 bail.
January 6 William James
Dohertv. Lexington, disobeyed
stop sign, forfeited $15 bail.
January 13 Loren Murfltt.
The Dalles, disobeyed Stop sign.
Fined $9 50.
January 4 William Henry
Padberg. Heppner. pleaded not
guilty to a charge of driving
while under the Influence of In
toxicating beverages. Trial date
pending. Posted bail of $300.
f. r only th- current year. Is no'
i t tliible for a 3 year con
tract V. Floyd Hoskin. who h.is
piinhaei the line City .schA)l
popcrty, was granted a 30-day
extension for payment of the
property, provided that he pays
$200 at this time.
A special board meeting ef
January 2G has b-en change 1
to January 23 In Heppner.
Apparently Irrigon residents
ci preciated being host to a
school district meeting in the
new plan to rotate meeting
places. Some 30 were present to
audit the meeting.
Everybody
when
rural
electrics
The seeds of our national prosperity take root In
rural America,
America's rural electrics do more than generate,
transmit and dutribute power to the nation's country
side. They also generate business in the billions for
people who make and sell electrical equipment for the
farm and home . . . and everybody benefits.
When rural electrics were started nearly 30 years
ago, with the help of Rural Electrification Adminmtra
tion loana, few people outside the cities had electricity.
Today, thanks to the cooperatives and other consumer,
owned electric systems, there are power lines every
where. With the power lines has come a rising standard
of living and increased purchasing power for everyone.
Court Announces Appointments
Mitre appointments to boards
and committees have been made
by the Mwrow county court and
are announced by lounty Judge
Paul Jones.
Named lo the rountv weed com-
nut tee re Art Allen, ttoardinan:
Iu-k Wilkinson, Heppner: Lloyd
lo.-. lone: i-rald .Hwageart.
butter Creek; and U. O. Nelson,
Lexington.
The court apHlnted Judge
Jones to the Nurd of equaliza
CAR COATS
Ph. 676-5561
benefits
I 9
I Skirts an
generate business
Columbia Basin
Serving Morrow, Wheeler
tion. The reinaln.ler of Hit board
remains the same.
Patk board retained the ssme
members. O, W. Cutfrth, Mrs.
Mildred Wtlght and Mrs. Min
nie bkllcs.
Planning comnllon Is a Wo
without change, being composed
of W. C. ltoewall. Vernon Kus
sell. Hoy t.lndtMin, Ernest Jor-genM-n
and Marlon Creen.
Tiie nurt apilntet Zearl
Clllesple of lUwitdman to the
Many Items
To Choose From
d Sweaters
All Sizes and Colors
RAINCOATS
Women's
SNOW SUITS
Reg. $22.95 Now djl
Cops To Match
Mi Ladies
ALICE and GRACE
in the billions
Rural power has also put the rural electrto con.
sumcr in the market each year for more than a billion
dollars worth of refrigerators, freezers, milking machines,
wasiicrs, feed grinders, toasters, heaters and scores of
other electrical appliances. This means Jobs for hun
dreds of thousands ot people in the cities and In rural
communities ... Jobs in manufacturing, distributing
and servicing those appliances.
And as the country's power nocds Jteep rowing,
America's rural electrics, with the help of REA, con
tinue to raise living standards and increase purchasing
power.
They generate business la the bUliOQJ,' And tYtrjf
body benefits.
Electric Co-op
and Gilliam Counties
eounly lair Inward Instead of
Maxwell Jones of Irtlgon which
was repotted lat week. Others
on the IxMitd ate Paul HUler,
Flovd Jones, Mrs. Jane Raw Una
and Bernard hlirtty.
Juilge Jones said that he Is
teeommending that former lulge
tmr IVtetn - nameil rhalr.
man of the Mot row nunty Water
lUoun-rs Board leaus of
lVierwoi'S kretl loli-lest Kli.l WiMk
on water resource.
Nam.nl as county Juvenile cun.
sellors were the Uev. BUI Alsup
and the llev. Kenneth IUtblnn.
DRESSES
HEPPNER