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Newspaper Page TextJrfge Rules Apifiist dm Site Injunction t nttrntn CAirtTt TiMtt. TimrtdT. n. mi (Continued from page 1 to mtk more definite late Wed nesday afternoon. After consultation with July Wolff, plaintiff' attorney feci I Que wth of Jalm and Attorney At, rami a crcc1 to u cldrncc rrr urn t oft on th motion a that for the merit of the ce. the temporary restraining order It. elf. without callin further svHneaaca. Onre thl a afwd. the Judge made hi ruling that quatned the Injunction and dt mowed the complaint. Attorney Quctuwth called three waned! In prentlng the case for the plaintiff. They were Ivan Luman. arhool consultant, schoolhoua planning. State IV partmcnt of education; LaVclle n.i.. - r,f th olalntiff:.fact concerning a '9 vir;ey an t Ivan Warner, who ha. car hv the State ivpartment of niu-ih- hlttU, for the Irrigon cation which wMtimemW ht an administrative ub district be formed In northern Morrow county In injunction with n.rihuiktrn M.ntow cvunty. It kite through the ion corn re. vcrny. l.uman also apteared a wltneiu for me rna.n. rr; .Y... t a m,i tu i'1? l?r .rVhlt oTurrdmTn aiT h.d noi Vrn the new school building; 1 ffrumttSr" how. cnoe Koaewall. chairman of the! J" L,T7d 5!7nT Comm. .lonnn.,nd lArln 1 "rch'ty "h.S5 uin-h8 .ml Howard UeveK) district which re not rrrmrd &K hHi2?nri on the ac'oo bv the State IVpartment. Many both directors on me t,ri-hav he board and two of the neven ue frndant in the action. 19S9 Surf Introduced Luman. In examination by Attorney Qucaseth. brought out 1 FOR THE FISHERMAN FisIiDiii Talkie and SUPPLIES 22 CALIBER AMMUNITION ALSO AVAILABLE FAMLIW'S Sporting Goods and Tavern HEPPNER are approved after purchase, he a J. even tnougn mc nw they must be pprori In anwwrr to question oy i nt mi where has ...,,.,! Kimoiiri fund had btH' denied for I hi reason because It I "one of the naruvM nana torney Abram. he atd that he da t ion. "We would go the ame iv aisiancr ana nar nun) in- advantaees,' he ld. For the defendant. Kauch I.I Kt Km lKni..vl hi Villi IIHiU. " 1 ... w . . I HMItl IIIHI " ' ' .... n - - - " " " ard to police." He atd many on the Kite when he wa con- district purchase land "away vtneed that the toard had made ahead of their need." a mistake on the ie chosen. One of the allegation In the Host-wall appeared on behalf of t -. . ...... BMl.in lh miinlu hllnninti rttTimtsslOI1. COmpiailll w ' " , , ' trie OOaru wnnuui aiiivii w uhii imu i-.tniii . . . .. . .. b .111 cation might result In losj of I urn Junction location been use of X BUY ONE GALLON BOYSEN COLORIZER RUBBERGLO FLAT WALL FINISH fOR 00 535 WHITE Cole 1 tlighUy higher. GET SECOND GALLON FOR ONLY 1 MORE Finest quality latci flat a!l fims.'i Odorlevt ?a?t drying, toof$ ws clean with water One coat does the job Choice of 13 ready Hiiiied coio. . (custom colors slightly higher) HURRY! SALE ENDS MAY 15 AND MANY OTHER VALUES ON PAINT THROUGHOUT THE STORE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. PH. 676-9212 HEPPNER state achool support funds. Sot Site Neata Standard Attorney Ahram asked If the Board man site would meet with tate standard. Luman replied. "I think It would. I don't think there l any question aRainst the site." In redirect. Attorney Que, seth Introduced a letter, after an obiection by Attorney Ab tams had been overruled, that Loon I Mlnear. state superln tendent of public Instruction, had written to Warner In 10M reaffirmins: the recommendat. Ion made by the department in 19.V.. , , , Judpe Wolff then asked Lu man. "As of richt now there Is no power of the state board at Cal.tm til forts? children at Boardman and Irrljron to go to lllermlston. is there?" t Luman answered. "That richt. The State Board of Edu cation has no legal power to sav so." i Mrs. Tartlow's testimony con cerned the present enrollment of whool children at Riverside from each community. Board I man and Irricon. She said that a survey taken by Administrator i Ron Daniels of Riverside showed I that, except for children of tem !porary construction worker. 83 were presently coming from Irricon and 38 from Boardman. Records later were taken from the county school office by di rection of Judge Wolff and the attorneys agreed to the figure of 82 from Irrigon and 64 from Boardman at the present time, including children of construe tion workers. NolM Held Factor Warner's testimony brought out the noise factor, and an ex hibit introduced was the Board man Relocation plan Including recommendation of engineers that schools be located 20 miles or more from the missile testing site because of the noise factor. He told of the recommenda tion of Dr. Hummel for the Patterson Junction site and de scribed an executive session ol the school board held during the course of the special open meet ing on the night of March 17. Hp was asked to describe the .discussion that took place. Warner saia mai n -brought up Dr. Hummel a rec ommendation. Board Chairman Cleveland said. "Even profession al men make mistakes. "It was evident their opinions were made up," Warner said referring to the four who later voted for the Boardman site. He said that he felt the noise factor was "very important and should be considered." He also express ed the opinion that transporta tion costs would be greater if the school were located at examination. Attorney Abrams pointed out that Warner had seconded a munvu u - I JjprV I ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY all Peranei'o 2. WOMEN'S cotton sail cloth casual with rubber crepe outsoles. GIRLS' cap toe sneaker of cotton duck. Buff crepe rubber outsoles. CHILDREN'S tapered toe casual with correct-balance arch and rubber outsoles. vembcr 21. lfKU. when the Tatter. n Jumtlon tte wa approved by the board, to construct a 6 ear elementary whool at Hoard man. . What U the difference In not to the rlententarv and aec tnuUry ikIk4 MudenU? Ab ram aked. Warner replle,! that he felt ther wa no difference, but if the Bonrdman cople Innixt! on havinit a whool located there for their children to attend, "that I up to them." rnror Umatilla He alo tatel that "we would he wllllnc to go to I'matllla or HcrmUton1 In anwer to the question on the 1WJ reoommen change be made from the Tatter- ih tnKHihtlitv that a third com munlty might therefore develop at the location and because of th trt that n.i nolltf and fire protection would be afforded. Cleveland testified that he changed hi mind on the alte. pven thouch as chairman he did not cast a vote, because he felt the Boanhnan lte offeree! better educational opportunities and hoc a use of the economic Involved. He reiterated an often expressed fear that delay In sel ectitive nesnl.in of March IT. lv!o William. akltnt upcr Intrndcnt f the adinlnttratlve eiUec. State Irpartment of IMocailon. told the board that land offered at litlk'on for the Mhool a InadiHiuate. It wa lloUht out that athiilional land wa available at Irtlgon 1'i.t Williams aald that me i.f the iiropeny. considered "tldewalrr" land, could not be cotiMdcrcd for chool building When Judre Widff questioned Cleveland. -Why did ou go In to executive elonT" the board chairman replied that It " very hard to lt down and con lder all the factor Involving the Corn. Ir Hummel' recm mendatlon. those of IVlo Wil liam, and the IrrUron repreen tAtli at an oien wlon. TJu executive action gave u a charnv to bring our think Inir toilet her." h aald. The Inward reconvened In gen eral Mention at 11:15 that night and the division for the Boatd man alte wa made In ccn minting, testimony showed. Clva Chanc to SpMk Cleveland ald that all from Irrglon were :lven an optortun Ity to p"ok and mme four r fhe made atatement. He entl mated that the malorlty of the large crowd present wa from Irrlgon and aald he felt that at leant 40 were from Irrlgon. snt. n iv i.i ivttrr and defen dant In the Injunction had of. fear that tieuy ten expressed that might be caused by the miIi might jeopardize aome lm.Orto In fund from the t'orpa of Engineer NKause the district expressed tear tnai u-iy m wi-jw ... . . - .... i... .r.ii ... !,.v. f ull in tnwi th schedule ome S.VK).0i)() In fun.l from the' act up. It ha only until April Army torp or. Migincer. who -o i ri- - might choose to nettle through now In the proeos by Architect condemnation pro-edlng for , Claer. .schedule can tor s K. the depreciated value of tne ing oi coniraci ir -unn present Riverside school rather, by July 1 oi tin ear. replacement In than pay for kind. Corp Said RIuctcuir He said that a meeting with hi Cnrm hroucht out that ithA fnrns) vpmml "reluctant" when the talk concerned moving the school to a site other than Boardman. "If it were moved to the ratter son Ferry site, the Corp. would nnl r. a snm f ttlP Pi St that it would pay at Boardman." he said. "I did not feel that the Corns would pay for more than one facility." He said tne plan mat uum insin'rt th six-vear high school at Tatterson Junction and With the Intunctlon auashel. the district I now free to go ahead with the planning. Some 40 to 50 mutator were It ; In the courtroom during most oi inr wiai. Warren Arraigned On Burglary Count vilhr Vnlt Warren wa ar- that thejralgned In Justice court of Earl Soward. neppner jusnce oi wir pt'ace. Wednesday on a charge of burglary not In a dwelling. R.iil wn set at S2Ti0n. and In lieu of posting hail. Warren six-year elementary school at; was held in Jail. He wa arrest RirHmn would be "consider ahlv more expensive" b-cauM' nf duDlicatlon of services. He vii by Mat yoUcv Tuesday .1 u net-used of robbing the Richfield Station of Darold . . ... i 1 1 nn In U, .rir.l rv. n Cml enumerated tnose oi cinni, m .. Janitor services, and upkeep of $! wa taken from the till of groUnClS. I Hie Biauuu, u awa-v wa. Cleveland said that in the cx- said. Masonic Service Is in Memoriam To 67-Year Member The Hf nf one of Mirw roiody'a oldt and nwM a t.ve mlo.nt. i:-beit II M-e. ca.o.' in i close Thursday, Apiil W l'lire-r M'orll hmpltal. al the rce ff !J Mr. ItUf retired 15 year ago I out H-r.ttlni hi hornet e d ranch In the Lealngtnn area He mo here frin Tltttiie, Mj, In VytS and had rtide here ever aliHV. He wa born In Tltt viHe August 4, 1HTJ On June 21. VW he ex. hang ed marriage vow with lautcl Ire Cobb in Tmttand He m.ih t7 ear Member of lleppn. r Miionlc Unlge No. .', AMmM and e me:nU-r of the t.,Ht i hint h. Futtral nervlciMi were held Monday April l'. at i tm. fc the llepon r Masonic Temple with Taut Jone. acting womltlp tul n aster, conducting the ceie mony. IntTmcnt folhmed lr, Herpner Mawnle cemetery. 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