Irrigon Council
Plans Building
Of New Firehouse
If UVCLLC MRTLOW
IIIH.l tivi-r fim lM wrtkl
lltKH.o.N Mi-rulers .f llm
Irrlon f lr ImaM mrt Hh th
illy rotirtiil Iat Tuf y nlcM,
to (IIm-um Mini for th ih-w fir.
itnjo ! W rortatrut-trt thla
igmmrt.
It la antli Ipalrd that llir rirw
tiulMinc Mill al Ihum Hit city
hall aa ll aa tht tit trucka
ami fadlllli-a. Affrr muih d.
Iitxratlon. It was Im1I thai
Ui l-t aolutlori wnulil Ih for
tfio flrrlxiarj In lia atiar in
I hi rltv on a vrarly Itatla raihrr
than to mak a xt inanmi
arrrmcnl thai woull Imp HikI
Intf on tMilh jrmua.
In cthrr nturull luln-.
Harry Snyder atattvl that aom
of ihi lulrw'M-a wrt complain-j
ine that trrra on the aouih of I
th hiKhway were !1m ktittr thrlr
adv-fiiUlns alcna. ami akcl that
a Irttrr In written to th Ore
;on Mate 1 1 Ik h way Drttartmrnt
rrquratlnK that trrra growing on
thrlr right of way b cut down.
Ma McKay atalrt that I'd I'd
llrr. f tr chlrf at Ordnance.
the IrrlRon lire Depart mrnt andj,lv.
iriirreieu wrn iv iniuir vn
atomic fire fighting.
Th Irrtgon landfill aim) came
up for illM-uMlon. and Mayor
Wilson atated that the rummls
alon was going to requeot more
fund, aa It la not 0-raUng sat
lfartorlly under the prifient
financial aetuu. At the present
time. Morrow and Umatilla
counties. MrNary twnlte and
the rltlea of Umatilla and Irrl
(on contribute equal amounts
... ..,. annnallu flit
amount will ( Increawd for the I Thf voung guct. eighteen
coming fiaral year, and Mayor
Wilson atated If any of the par
tlrtpatlng partlea pulled out. It
would dissolve the landfill Com
munion, which rould result
In the landfill twins; clowd.
and the gate locked by
the Health Department. Ilea
Idents of thla area would then
he obliged to Une the fill at
Hermlaton.
No action la planneci ty the
council until after
with the county court
ner on Wetlneadav,
1 Dm. All Interested residents
are urged to attend thl meet-)
Inti. l-andflll hour fr summer;
montha are from 2:00 p m. to
G:U p m. on Wednesday and
Saturday. beginning March 3. i
KINZUA NEWS
If VIRGINIA KELSO
tllrld over fiom IjM week!
KINZUA In Condon Wed
edav for rne.r care were
Mia. Marvin Kaddh-r and n
tieorge and Mi. Manley t.n
Mill
Mr and Mrs. David Vl,ll II
and du-Mt-r moved thla pant
Aerk to IVlidli ton where llavn
will work for a Kin-Mono Store.
lie had iM-en emtduveil fur u.v.
eral months at ,e Kiniua Merc
a mile.
Mr. and Mr. U Fleming
lettt Monday and Tueaday of
lat week In lleppner Where they
v lulled their daughter and fam
ily. Mr. and Mr. Stanley i'u
Mr. and Mia. W I Jeu.it n,i
family were buMnea vMtora to
lleppner on Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Uotx-tt Id-avli
Went to Sunnvklde. Wn . Thura.
lv on huMm-M.
Mlm ( harnilan Adams mwtil
the week end at home from her
atuniea at XH: at La ( .ramie.
Jamea Walker went to Ileim.
fi r lliurtdav to hrlnu home Mn
vaiker who had been hopltal
led there for a week for treat,
me nl.
Mra. Itiihert Kel. and claugh
er Sharon were hunlm-M vlnltori
to The Dalle Thursday.
VlMtlnit In and around The
Dallea Sunday were Mr. and
Mra. iMyall Hublx-II and fam-
Mlna Joan Itrownlnir enter-
talned lakt Wednettday evening
with a aurprlne Mrthday party
for Mloa Mldire Murray on her
elthleenth birthday. Tliu help
Inir MUlk'e celebrate were Hazel
Stllllnta. uth Ocr, Ituth Ann
Carey. Linda Ijurenjrei, Sharon
Matie. Mildred Mabe.
Jujtico Court
February 7 Ji-hn I'enton Haa
rail, ivndleton. no tall light, no
tu'it nnn. rincd SUI
Krbruary 1 1 -ll. it I lll- Cofbln,
iiilver of truck owned by John
INiuia. no Vehlile iKenw, Klned
lebruarv 11 Iah Iina
l"k. IjeilnKinn. expired vwi-
anir lln iiM- Mnel IV
Ki bruarv 12 Jamea rU-rnard
Johnwui. eaplred rhlre license.
rliw-ii ix
February 12-Iklle Everett
llianiion, failure to yield rluhl
of way to oniomlnir vehicle.
Klned $13.
February 15 Norma Ann Way,
I.eMnytr.n, no operatora llcenae.
Fined ".
February 1 David McDath.
elvlmr iKiuor to a pcrnon under
1 year of ape. Fined $lfH. ftO
aukpended. To reimrt lo Juktice
of Peace wei-kly for three
month.
February 2.1 Curt Stal. Port
land, loanlm? deer lav during
huntlnir M-aoon. Ball of $V) re
eved and forfeited on warrant
Iknued In (k tober. l'al.
Municipal Court
February 10 William Jamea
iJoherty. no driver' license, f(jr
felted S3 ball.
February 11 AMn Dale Ma
han. $10 fine, following too cloae.
February IK William Jamea
Doherly, violation of basic rule,
$1K) fine.
February 23 David Hanna
violation of battle rule, $23 fine
HEM NCR GAZETTE-TIMES. Tburadtrf. fbuary J 5. IKS
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BOWLING BITS
Tbuia. Mlqhi Lodlea Laoyua
Team
C Kl Ode
Flit Natl. Bank
C. A. ttutrclea
MlUdlea
Humphreya Drug
I.. F-. Dick
Wlkhlnp Well
I'hlla J'harmacy
llivh ind
BerirMrom. 1'JJ; Wtrh Ind. SerM-a
Maude HuKhe. 4KI; HU'h
Team fiame C. Kd Cole, tr.);
Hlph Team Prrlea c. hd Cole,
W L
91 3
1H 8
13 9
12 U
10 14
9 13
M 19
3 n
Game Carolyn
rtaata Woman's Major
US
12
14
14
21
21
254
a me.-tlnc'?"1;1',
art at llepp-
. March 3. r' ,hflur,v
(Jrnbenhorkt, and l-nny Vlcira.
Mra. Howard Itlce was hoktciv
Sunday afternmin to a Valen
tine birthday party for her
daughter Linda at Jeffmore
In number, played cimin and
danced after which birthday
cake. U-e cream and punch were
acrved. Linda then opened her
many lovely irlfta. Mr. Itlce was
alkted by Mra. VI Sllnkard.
Paul and Fil Oyler were busU
nek visitors to Hedmond Satur
day. Mr. and Mr. JlK Bowman
and family and Randy Medlock
kM-nt Sunday at Hcrmiton and
won by Marilyn Bailey, low by
Zerlta Conlee. and floating by
I'at McMlnn and Molly Day.
Mrcml0,hcr plvlnK were VI Sllnkard,
Iti'V. Samuel, native pantor of
South India, upoke In the Irrl
son Avwmblv of Cod church
Sunday evening, followed by a
queatlon and answer M-rtod.
John Kenney, Jr., and I lev. Sam
uel motored lo Stanfleld Sun
day morning, where Kev. Sam
uel addressed the congregation
there, and Riv. John Kenney
drove him to Pilot Hock Thurs
day and to I.n t;mnle Monday,
to eiik In their churches.
The girls of the A. C. Hough
ton sixth grade gave n baby
khower for Mrs. Darrel Swenson,
the wife of their teacher, Tues
day evening at the A. C. Hough
ton ( afctorlum. Hie girls
Meadow entertain
afternoon with a
birthday party for her daughter
Diane who was eleven and her
Ron Michael who was klx. The
guests played blnco with prizes
going to Linda Wee. Sara Bow
man. Diane Meadows, and
Handy Hulett. Birthday cakes
and Ice cream were enjoyed af
ter the young birthday folks
oriened their many lovely gift.
Those enloying the afternoon be
kdles the prize winners were
Connie Schroeder. Janice Mc
Mlnn. Kellle Culnn. Molly Day
with children Curtis ami Lorl,
Ik-llnda and Donna Meadows.
The Friendship club had Us
regular meeting Wednesday ev
lenlng at the Kitchen with Roslc
(;ruham as hostes-s. Hich was
traveled to lone Friday after
noon, and loM two basketball
games to lone grade school,
each by 1 point. "U" game score
were .was 15 to 14 and the "A game
assisted bv Mr. Perrv Pummel wore was 35 to 31. The Bob
and Mrs. Albert Partlow. Cake, cuts will play Arlington at A. C.
lemon bisque, punch and ruf-1 Houghton Friday, February 19.
fee were served after the games 1 at 2:30 p.m. Riverside High
were played and gifts opened, j school will play Umatilla at
Miniature folded paper diapers Riverside Friday, February 19,
served as nut rup. and will play Umaplne at Uma-
The A. C. Houghton Bobcats 1 pine Saturday, February 20.
Ann Bastian, Carol Norrls. N
oml Hire. Irene Samples, Blllle
Jean Sltton, and Cilnger Whlt
ctt, A set of Teflonware was
pri-kented to Mra. Whltsett as a
going away gift from the club.
John Meadows and daughter
Belinda flew to Heppner Thurs
day for Belinda to have a med
ical checkup.
Spending the week end wilh
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray and
daughter were Mrs. Bertha Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Querry
and son Lynn all of Bird City,
Kans. Mrs. Jones Is Mrs. Mur
ray's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Taul Muzzy, Mrs.
Paulette Ballev and daughter i
Chen-1 and Mrs. Elva Davis
spent the week end In Portland
visiting with relatives.
A group went to Heppner Sat
urday evening to have an even-
Ine of dinner and dancing to
celebrate the birthday of Mrs
Rusty Medlock. Those going
were Mr. and Mrs. Medlock. Mr
and Mrs. O. L. Adams, and Mr
and Mrs. Karl Norrls
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kyle and
famllv went to Madras Satur
day on business, shopping, and
to vbiit with the Boyd Browns.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortl
more went to Portland Friday to
stend the week end on business,
snooping, and medical care for
Mrs. Mortimore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hawk and
famllv went to Prineville for
shopping and to visit with rel-
at Ives.
Frank DoMerltt went to Hepp
ner Thursday for business, med
ical care, and to visit Mrs. De-
Mcrltt who has been a patient
at the Heppner hospital for the
past four weeks. Mrs. DcMeritt
has been transferred to Portland :
lo the University of Oregon
medical school hospital for fur
ther care. She went to Portland
with Mrs. Ftank Ferrel on Mon
day who was going to have
medical care too.
Team W
Laird Variety 23
Turner, Van Marter
and Bnant so
Padhcrg Machinery 20
M. C. Grain Growers in
Ix)tt B Klectrlc 1H
Klnua Corp. 11
Ixlngton Oil Co-op 11
Br Wow's Market 6'4
High Ind. Game Marge Eck-
man. 220 High Ind. Series
Marge Eckman. S26; High Team
Game 1-alrds' Variety. 945:
High Team Scries Pad berg Ma
chinery, 2371.
Ha Sptnnors
Taoxn W L
Peterson's Jewelry 20 12
Bank of EO 20 12
Dels Market 17 15
Elma's Apparel 16 16
Central Market 16 16
Heppner Elks 15 17
Jack's Chevron 14 18
PMH Angels 10 23
High Ind. Game Marlys
Phegley. 179: High Ind. Series
Marlvs Phegley. 472; High Team
Game Dels Market, !6: High
Team Series Bank of Eastern
Oregon, 2385.
fltsta Women's Major
Team
lairds' Variety
Turner, Van Marter
and Bnant
Pad berg Machinery
M. C. Grain Growers
Lott's Electric
Klnzua Corp.
Lexington Oil Co-op
Brlstow's Market
High Ind. Game Millie Rauch,
W L
20 8
8'i
17 11
17 11
15 13
10 18
8 20
5t 22 '4
202; High Ind fU-riea-Veta Kil
kenny. 5iH; High Team Gam
il C Grain Growers. IOI; Jlltfh
learn Serlea M .C Grain Crow-
era, 2MJ.
College to Start
Courses Here
Blue Mountain Community
College has announced three
evening courses, starting Jn
March.
Basic Bishop Sewing will meet
Wednesday evening, starling
March 10. Sylvia .Smith will In
struct the course which empha
sizes technique of clothing con
struction. Fabric handl I n g.
shrinking, stretching, pressing
and straightening of the fab
rics will be stressed. The com
mercial arjoearance Is strlved
for In the construction of simple
garments. The fee for the ten-
week course will be $12.50. Meet-
Ing lime has been set at 7 to
10 p.m. during the ten weeks.
Basle Design will be Instruc
ted by Cal Hempel. This art
course covers the study of the
elements In basic design, the
use of lines, curves, shapes, and !
geometrical solids, and empha
sizes composition. The starting
date and meeting time will be
Identical to the sewing class.
The tuition Is also $12.50.
Farm Law will start Tuesday.
March 2, at 7:30 p.m. This course
will meet two hours each Tues
day evening for ten weeks. It
Is designed to acquaint farmers
with a legal aspect than can be
applied to property ownership,
business transactions, liabilities,
and rights. Emphasis will be
placed on determining when the
farmer should secure profession
al legal counsel. $8.50 Is the fee
charge for Farm Law. Mr. Joseph
Bame will be the instructor.
All courses will meet In the
Heppner High school. Students
may enroll and pay fees at the
first class meeting. David Rayn-
oms. evening school director, P.
O. Box 100 In Pendleton, may
be contacted for additional In
formation on these or other
courses.
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