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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1965)
niTTKtt cAxrrrtTmts. Tr.irr. iT ti iu Council Approves Detour Conlracf For Highway 30 If MAST IXC HARLOW Oleld owr from Ut week) BOARDMAN At the regular merlins of the city council Tue day nlcht of Ust week the con tract for th detour east of the rllv waa approved which puta traffic off highway 30. allowing the contractor to continue the building of the railroad over pa, which extend over the present highway. The Interim water ytem In the new city haa been installed. and water U available to all lota In the town. The regular ) tern will be completed aome time thU fall. The contract will be awarded In September at the name time at those for the city hail, city park and tree plant ing. In other action Ralph Skoubo waa appointed building Inspect or as provided by the building code ordinance. Mayor Dewey West waa ad vised to have the city dump filled In. and authorized to con tact an exterminator to take care of the rat situation. A meeting of the Board man Fire Department was set for July 8 to net up new procedures for the department to operate. I0NE NEWS r Mr. and Mr. Keith !ek and daughter of Portland are spend ing his vacation here at th home of her parent. Mr. and Mr. Milton Morgan, visiting reUtives here and In l-exing-ton Mr. and Mrs. Lrland McKIn- neT nnd family spent Sunday at Celllo State park on the Col umMa River enjoying a family picnic, planned to honor Me klnney'a grandmother. Mrs, Al ii McKtnney, who live In a nursing home In The Dalles. Sunday guetts of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer and family were her uncle and aunt. Mr. 'I " ' and Mrs. Clarence Nash, of ,L ' UueWof ' Mr. and Mrs. Willi am Melena this past week were Mr. and Mrs. Kinte Raster and Beverly of Yuma. Arizona, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Melt of Tl- Card. A lo spending the summer at the ena's Mlnnc Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Canfleld of Ontario were visiting Fldon ,"' son. Joe Melena. from,' rapoll. Minn. ir' ' Street Paring Begins The Boardman City Council and the City Planning Commis sion held an all day joint meet ing U'MlnMHiv rf lf tvmlr with Bill Johnson of Seattle. 'est bid. Wash., project engineer for the new townsite of Boardman. and Burt Anderson, resident engi neer of the townsite. Plans for the new city hall were reviewed, and the townsite was visited. John M. Keltch of Pasco. Wash., contractor for utilities. Is ahead of schedule with his work, and Dick Mann of Redmond, con tractor for the sewage treatment! Madden over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Kay Barnett left this week end on their vacation. Their grandson, Randv Barnett. was taken home to Vancouver by the Barnetts on the first leg of their trip. John reterson of Loe, Angeles. who Is spending a vacation In The Dalles with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kietmann. was visiting relatives and friends In lone on Monday. Remodeling of the Baptist church building as a new edu cation center for the lone Unit ed Church of Christ was begun on Monday by the li and M Construction company of Pen dleton. who submitted the low 1 , . -. , , " "' s 1 , Zs -s - : ..- -' - ''-i r , r " . . - - ,r " i S S . M V -iMK III . V IRRIGON NEWS '1 k ,. . - . " . I Former Residents Visit L E. Dicks, Enjoy Trip North Mr. and Mrs. G. M. C, Smith of Coos Bay, a district manager of Standard Oil and a former llleppner resident, were visitors plant, is on schedule. Paving of , here July 12 and 13 at the home ine streets wui srari aooui juiy.oi jtir. ana cus. L. u. uick 13, ana be linished about Aug, MOST SIGNIFICANT Improvtmtnt to open oa Highway SON this Tear Is the Arllngtoa viaduct which was used by traffic for the first time early this month. The MM ft. spaa crosses the old portion of the city which will bo Inundated by rising waters of the John Day dam reserrolr. Creating of the reservoir la sched uled for 1967. CargtU grain elevator (In the picture near right center) will be rased along with buildings visible in tne lawvr can roa. Business district of new City of Arlington will be lo cated on higher elevation out of the picture at the right. (H S. Stilts photo. Cut courtesy Oregonlan and Condon Globe-Tunes). MONUMENT (Held 6ver from last week) 1. In other busines the develop ment of the city park, designs and schedules were discussed, Party Honor Kiss Carpenter Mrs. LaVern Partlow was host ess for a miscellaneous shower at her home one night last week In honor of Elberta Carpenter, bride-elect of Joseph Lee Stone, Co-hostesses were Dewena West, Penny Fossey and Sharon Don ovan. Tonl Kay Klelinskl and Diane Black assisted with serv ing. There were 36 present Guests from out of town included Max- ine Sicard of Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Wayne Beebe and daugh ters Staria and Natalie of Bell Ingham, Wash., Mrs. Gene Stone and daughter Jeannette of Hepp ner, Mrs. Orville Carpenter and Mrs. Marvin Carpenter and dau ghter Annie of Umatilla. Diane Black and Tonl Kay Zielinskl sang "Get Me To The Church On Time,' accompanied by Mrs. Ronald Black. Mrs. Clayton Petronavlch and daughter Holly of Anchorage, Alaska, are here to visit a month at the homes of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Risley, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Worden. Other visitors at the Worden home recently were their daughter, Mrs. Dallas Forthman and daughter Cathy of Payette, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts and daugh ters Linda and GaiL and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shurtz, all of Klickitat, Wash. All were here for the 25th wedding anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs. Risley. Week-end visitors at the home of Mrs. Glen Carpenter were her sisters, ; Mrs. Esther Emmons and Eva LaChance of La Grande; her sister-in-law, Mrs. Clarence LaChance and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ' Robert Teeling and son Bobbie, ana Konnie Kaiston, all of King ston, Wash. Mrs. Glenn Mallery of Seattle, Wash., is here to visit the next two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. -Claud Coats. Maxine Sicard of Los Angeles, Calif., visited the past week at tne homes or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sicard, her brother and slster-ln-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sicard, and her brotner-in-iaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. uunnar bkoubo. Charles A. Thomas was taken to the uood Shepherd hospital in Hermiston July 5, suffering with a heart attack. Califfs Welcome Son Word has been received here of the birth of an eight pound. one ounce son, James Douglas. born July 4 in Troutlake, Wash., to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas callil, former residents here. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gib Califf of Estacada, and Mr. and Mrs. Holland Holeman of Herm iston. Shirley Earwood went to Esta cada to visit two weeks at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Califf. Mrs. Frank Marlow spent the week-end in Walla Walla, Wash., visiting her aunts, Mrs. Ernest Zerba and Mrs. A. C Knudson. Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews and family moved to Wasco this week. This community had a hard wind and dust storm Tuesday night of last week, which blew a lot of trees down on the proj ect i Dick. The Dicks met them In Pen dleton Friday and continued on with them to Spokane, Wn, to visit the BUI Barrett family, and enjoyed with them the Diamond Cup boating races on Lake Coeur d'Alene during the week end. The BarratU' daughter. Vlckl. reigned as queen of the all-girl Kodeo at bunrlse Tracks near Spokane. Among horses entered in the races were those owned by Max Barclay and Rod Mur ray, with the Barclay horse tak ing first place. Heppner Students Get Awards at WSU Two Heppner High school stu dents, Frances Abrams and Mike Pierce, were awarded certificates of service for top performances in courses and activities at Washington State University's Aira annual High school bum mer Camp, which ended July 10. The two represented the Hepp ner High band at the summer camp. Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Abrams, won her certificate in fine arts for paint ings that she did at camp and Mike,-son of Mr. and Mrs, Gene Pierce, won his in stagecraft helping with the production of the play, "Our Town. Frances and Mike were the only two from Heppner at the camp this summer. It started June 11, when the Abrams took them there, and the Pierces brought them back Saturday. Mr. and - Mrs. Abrams attended a parents' tea in mid-session at the camp, and Mr. and Mrs. Pierce attended band concerts Friday night and Saturday morning at Pullman. A total of 337 students from the western part of the country attended the camp. Frances will be a sophomore next year and Mike is a senior. Pettyjohns Enjoy Trailer Trip South -Mr. and Mrs. Howard Petty john - and family returned July 11 from a 10-day trip that took them as far as Disneyland and Marineland of the Pacific in California. They took their vacation trailer and had no trouble except for a traffic tick et picked up in one California town and a broken window in the trailer that occurred when one of the boys poked his elbow through It from his bunk. They went south via the short est route, John Day, Burns, Reno and Los Angeles, and returned via 99W. They found that state parks were few and far between but' had no difficulty finding roadside spots for overnight stops for the trailer. Thev spent one aay at Disneyland, round it crowded, but had a very en Joyable day there. Their traffic ticket came be. cause of their failure to realize that California has a low speed limit lor cars pulling trailers. They were traveling a few miles over this limit when an alert officer spotted them. Hams Visits Seafair Seaman Richard L. Hams. USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vester S. Hams of lone Is serving aboard the anti-submarine war fare support aircraft carrier USS Hornet, which participated in Seattle's "Seafair" June 18-2L This was Hornet's first visit to Seattle in seven years. Mrs. R. Hiese and two daugh ters returned Sunday from a visit in LouUlana with her folks. Little Carol fell down some steps and broke her leg while thev were there. A son was born Tuesday. July & to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Glen ger at a Pendleton hospital Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Glenger of Cottonwood Creek, Mrs. June Hutchison of Monument, and the babys great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Hutchison of Burley, Ida Mrs. Nina Elkins and her hus band of Molalla visited Mon day with Mrs. Irene Forrest The two women had gone to school together. Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson of Portland were visiting friends here over the week-end. She was known here as Irene Jackson. daughter of the late Millie Wll son. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mann and two children of Brlghtwood spent several days last week visiting her mother. Mrs. Irene Forrest, and her brother, Jack Forrest, and family. Mrs. Arland Ridenour, Jimmy ana uariene or rrineviiie, came for an older daughter, Krlstene McKenny, who had been visiting relatives here the past two weeks. Gene Hunt accompanied his aunt back to Prineville to go to work. Mrs. Carol Sweek Myers and son of Junction City, and her niece, Miss Linda Bowman of waltsburg, Wn., have been vis iting her brother. Jack Sweek and family, and with friends here. Rev. Robert Duncan. Mrs. MvT- tie Smith of Mt Vernon, and Maynard Hamilton of Monu ment spent four days in Port land attending the 75th meet- ing of the Presbvterlan Svnod of Oregon at the Templeton Cen ter on tne Lewis and Clark Col lege campus. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sweek and children of HeDDner were Sunday visitors with her sisters and their families. Mrs. Jessie Emery returned home last Thursday from John Day hospital where she had surgery June 28. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Buxton moved into one of Fred McWil lis' houses last Thursday even ing. A surprise birthday supper was held last Wednesday even ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne McCarty for Granddad C. G. McCarty, on his 85th birth, day. Those present, besides the hosts and honored guest, were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reynolds and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Reynolds, and Paul and Don Mccarty. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams drove to Prineville Sundav. re turning their nieces to the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs Glen Williams, after spending ine past weeK nere. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ever of Al- ameda, Calif., visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Jones. Mr. Ever is on leave from the Aircrart carrier USS Ranger, that has Just returned from duty In the Far East Mr. and Mrs. Bovd Hinton. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neal and children returned Sunday from Granite, where they had been on a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bover and children drove tn Seattle. Wn., Saturday where she visited with her aunts. Her brother, Emery Moore, returned home with them. Misses Sandra and Linda Set tle of Pendleton spent two weeks here visiting their grandmoth er, Mrs. Lulu Settle. They are the daughters of Mrs. Georgia May wynn of Pendleton. Lexington News I Held over from last week) Bruce Marquardt has return ed to his home from the Com munity hospital in Pendleton where he was taken after suf fering a broken foot Mrs. Eddie Olson and small daughter of Heppner were re newing acquaintances in Lex ington on Monday of this week. Yes. the Cazete-Tlmes can print the form you need for busi ness or ranch use. Phone 676-922S1. Mr. and Mrs. Doan Connor and daughter, Deanne, returned Saturday from a vacation trip to Yellowstone Park, the Pacific Coast and from visiting rela tives In Beavcrton and Yakima, Wn. Adding machine tape, 23c roll, Gazette-Times. (Held over from laM wrek) MY. and Mrs. 8am Rnyder and France McDonald drov to Ida 111. Calif, and vIMted th Sny der's dauishti-ta. Mrs. Allc Cal iff. and Krandmuia. Mike and Kam. Smder returned to liflgon Sund.iv and Mra. Snyder and Frances remained In California for a longer visit Dana Creamer. 4 year old daughter of Mr. and Mm, Dan Creamer, waa ln)ured Friday, when kkked In her forehead nv a horse She waa taken to the Umatilla hiwpltal where the wound waa alluded, and r. malned thert under observation for 21 hours. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mulklna and Mra. Lout Shade drove to Long Creek. Ore. Sunday and attended Iho wedding of Mm. Mulklns' niece. I'atty Mitchell, to Jak Derrick. Mr. Dale Shlngledecker. Kicky and Randy of Walla Wat. la. aperit a week with her folks, Mr. and Mr. William Graybeal. They were Joined Saturday by Mrs. tWavlM-nl daughter, Mrs. Rill Allen. C.avle ami Linda of Salem, who spent the week end. KINZUA NEWS I Held over from last week) Mr. and Mr. Allen NUtad took their daughter Carol to Monmouth during the week end where fche is attending aeaalona of the Future Teachers of Amer ica. They were accompanied home by their nephew Jeff Sal zcwedcl of Corneltoua. Mr. and Mr. Lloyd Cook and family of Spokane are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Morley and family. Mr. and Mr. Tom Schoolcraft and Mr. I.vdla Wisely were In John Day Thursday for buslne and shopping. On Friday they went to Hermiston to visit with the Charle Shannon family. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Norrla and Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Norrla pent Saturday In rrinevuw where Ken had dental work done. They also visited the Lulu Norrla family. 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