lone Randies Hurt
In South Area by Storms
r KATHEMNC UNDSTROM
iltti nf estrrrtirlv hut wralher
aturm, causing inuh lightning
ml thunder, strut early Mon
day evening. Heavy lain anil
hail occurred In some arras
south of Inn, while the north
Me seemed to receive JuM light
raine,
nil1 Don Peterson, Hubert Jrp
u-n Alvln ItailuW. He-nrV IVIiT
t-.n. Van llubbani. Ml Zlnler
and nrlfc-hborlntf ranches were
hit with various amounts of
hall and rain.
Kaln measured from a half
Inrh at aoin Iilarra la an Inch
In others and crop damage was
sustained.
Private Ralph Martin of Fort
Od. Calif., arrived home on
furlough Mitfiday to visit hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. T.
Martin. II has Just completed
hla bout training.
Mr. and Mrs. Pels Cannon and
Mr. and Mra. Lindsay Klncald
drove to The Dalles Friday and
spent Friday night and Saturday
there attending the Uttle
La-ague tournament. Three boys
from lne, Terry Cannon. One
Crowrll. and Joe M Klllgott were
members of the All Star team
going from Morrow county. They
lt to Deschutes Friday even
ing and to one of The Dalle
team, who won the tourna.
mrnt, on Saturday. Several boys,
who were member of the Ind
ian team, and their parents, at
tended the game on Friday
night.
Mm. E- C, llellker and Jdrs.
Ovtr Lundell spent Tuesday
and Wednesday nlghU at the
llellkf cabin In the mountain.
On Wednesday a group of ladlea
from lone Joined them for a pot
luck dinner and afternoon of
vuitlng and playing game.
Making the trip were Mra. Omar
Kietmann. Mr. Kdythe White,
Mra. Stella OMcara, Mr. A. II.
Marlck, and Laura. Mm. Anna
ball, Mlsa lmoene Mooney, and
Mr. Harvey King.
Akers la Marine Training
Hill Aker. on of Mr. and Mr.
Berl Aker. returned home on
Sunday after "pending six
week at Marine Corp school at
Ouanttro. Va., a a candidate In
officer' training. He plana to
spend alx wceka next aumnu-r
In the same program and upon
hi. graduation from college will
Ik? In the Marine. While In Vir
ginia he spent a three-day July
Fourth holiday with hla uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mm. Robert
I lea Id, and they took him. on a
tour of Washington. D. C. where
he vUlted the White House and
the capital and many other
tourist sight.
Mr. and Mr. W. C. Crawford
and Rollo drove to La Grande
on Sunday to visit another aon
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mra. Harlan Crawford, and fam
ily. Crawford llOiue Catered
Mr. and Mr. Irte Crawford
ami family. Mho are siH-riduig
their vacation In lone, had the
misfortune to have their home
in IHwtland thoroughly ransack
ed, while they Were away. Mr.
Crawford'a father. Rodney Craw
ford, discovered entry had been
made through the pallo and wa
thought to have been done by
juvenile.
1)1 1 lie Jo Llndstrom returned
on Friday from a two week
vuit In Portland with relative.
He wa brought home by hi
i-inilt)rriil. Mr. and Mra- H.
L Strange.
Ik.. Mil Palmer and MartV
Armlni-tim nf lit AniH-lt-a. had
the misfortune to fall (mm their
htu- at the Lee I'almer ranch
ii Wednesday. Moth sustained
dern rut Oil their Ices, which
rnjuirrd stitches by a physiclsn
III lieppner. iwunir iwih ais
lor. fkuina. who recrntlv had
rv aiiri'irv wa taken to I'lwu
on Friday, where the patch wa
n moved irom ner eye.
Mr. Roy W. Llndstrom. Christ-
Ina and Susan, and Mr. F.lrmr
irlfflth spent Sunday oil Ml
HhmI with Mr. and Mr. I K.
Hauiccn and family at their
cabin. Mr. Lindst rum's cousin.
Hubert (luodall, of New York
Hy wa also preent for a visit
uiih the relative he had not
n-n tor many year. Mr Grif
fith and Christina remainea ror
Inntrer visit with the llaittfrna
at their home In Lake 0wego.
There will be no church achool
classes held at the lone United
Church of Christ until Scptcm
Iht 12. Church services will con
tinue to be at 10 a m. each Sun
day morning. IU-v. and Mr.
Walter B. t'rowell will take their
vacation from August 8 through
21. Rev. Karl Soward of Heppner
will fill the pulpit during their
abitence.
Mr. and Mr. Tom Davidson
left on Monday to continue a
vacation, which wa to take
them to Canada before return
ing to their home In Lo An
gele. While here they were
guests of her brother-In-law and
HMer, Mr. and Mm. John Eub
ank. Other guests at the Kub
nnkf home were another ulster,
Mr. John Sander and family
of Portland and the mother of
the three women, Mr. Mattle
Morgan of Ashland.
Lelle Maddon of Portland
spent the week-end visiting his
mother, Mr. E. J. Akem. He waa
accompanied by Mr. and Mra.
George Purtsehy and aon and
Sue Towruend who wtre curst
at the home of Mr. and Mr,
liershal Townacnd. t ' : T
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Illatt and
two children of La Grande were
guests or Gordon White over tne
week-end.
Morgana Hold Family Reunion
Members of the Morgan fam-
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Mxiruoial I'ark un Sunday af-
tf-rriMn lre-nt were Mr. and
Mra I h.iril Morgan and family
Mr arwt Mra. John l.'uhanks and
family, Mr. and Mr. 1'rte tan
mm ami famiiv Mr and Mrs
Ted I'alrnatcer and family, Farl
M'irgaii. Mr. and ir. erry v
iii-iinner. Mr. and Mrs
Tom Davidson of Loa An?ele.
Kandera and children
of Portland, Mr. Mattle Morgan
of Ahland. Stopping ny 10 vii
later In the nay were Mr. inu
Mr. Franklin Fly and Mr. and
Mr. Berl Aker.
Mr and Mr. Clvde CraMlord
and family of Albany left on
Tiii-sridv afler six-nulnir the
week end here vlsltlnif her par
ol. Mr. and Mr. Arthur uai-
lell and other relative.
Guests of Mr- and Mrs. Wal
lace Matthew and family were
hi niece and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert TJomsland and aon
of Roseburg. They left for home
on Tuesday and Bernlece Mat
thew went home with them for
a vlit.
Mr. and Mr. Joe Dixon of The
Dalle were guest t4 Mr. Oscar
Lundell on F.unday.
Mr. Ida Grablll is visiung ner
daughter. Mr. Karl Wright In
Baker She made the trip with
a aon In-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mr. Klmer EM, by train
from Hermiston.
Mr. Dick Sherer wa hoste
for a party honoring her son.
Scott. 5. and Todd, 4 on Monday
afternoon. Guest, who came to
celebrate with the boys, were
Mr. Harold Sherer and Judy.
Mrs. Marlon Palmer, Mrs. Lee
Palmer and girl. Mrs. Cleo
Chllder and children. Mrs.
Wavne llama and Jeff. Mrs. Rob
ert Rletmann and Jerry. Kimber
and Kelly Pettyjonn. cooy ana
Clav Goodrow. Leland wnite,
and the boy' aunt. Hctn Banai
amay of Odessa. Wn., who hM
tioen visiting here for a week.
Another birthday party of In
terest this week was that of
Paula Undstrom, three-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Roy
A. Undstrom on Tuesday after
noon. Little ones, who came
with their mothers, were Todd.
Treve, and Jan Peterson, Craig
Rea. Jerry Rletmann. Margaret!
Klncald. Janice Sherman of
Heppner. cousins Donna and
Darcle Rea and their mother,
Mr. Richard Rea of Portland,
and John and Teena Llndstrom,
lone.
Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Rowell,
who were married recently In
Pasco, Wn., wore visitors at the
home ot his shstcr. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Ring, and with his
daughter, Linda, from their
home In Umatilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker
took their daughter, Tanya, to
Camp Adams, near Mollala, on
How far
will $3000 go
at a
S-jnday. She will be gone a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Iferbrwt Hynd
left Monday on their vacation
i, in u.i-h will tie aurnl fikhins
In iwjme of the lakes of Oregon
and expected to end at in
leacri doing some deep sea fish
Ing.
Mrs. Walter Jacobs, Merrllee
and Greir. arrived home on
Monday from a vUlt with her
narenta. Mr. and Mrs. ito'M-rt
Cunningham at Port AngeU-s,
Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn
Sr, are having a visit from their
three granddaughters. Klmrx-r.
Kelly, and Kristine Pettyjohn of
Pendleton.
Mrs. Mav Buroker and her
daughter. Mrs. Glada Hurgoyne
oT I'urtland were Sunday and
Monday guest of Mr. Burokrr's
sister, Mrs. Kdythe White.
Mrs. Dale Rea anl Mr. Adon
llnmloll mtm both 111 al their
homes In lone this week.
Attending the Rleakman fam
ily reunion In the Hermiston
ark on Sunday, were .Mr. ana
1m. Blaine Chapel and Cassie.
Mrs. Joe Engleman, Frankle
and Cathy Cannon.
Mrs. Duane Baker, Tammy
and Dianne. were cu-st of
honor at an afternoon party
given by Mrs. K. M. Baker at
her home In the country on
Tuesday afternoon. Guest were
pleased to see some ballet and
tap dances done by the little
Baker girls. Trie occasion was
also the fourth birthday fur
Tammy. The attending wer
Mrs. Lee Palmer and plru, M rs
Keith Rea and Craig. Mrs. Her
bert Peterson and Jan, Mrs.
Marion Palmer. Mrs. Gar Swan
son, Mrs. Roy W. Llndstrom.
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen. Mrs. Mil
ton Morgan, Mrs. Keith Peck
and Natalie, Mrs- Harold Sherer.
and Mrs. F. T. Martin.
Stephen Llndstrom flew home
from Ancnoraze. Aiasita. ia-M
Thursday, where he had spent
Die last month. He had been em
loved on a fktatlnff fish can
aery near Makm-k on Bristol
Bay. The flh run this year
tremendous and the cannery
comnietelv filled their cans with
over a million fish In quite a
short tun this vear. Over two
million fish went In the mouth
of the river In one 3 hour check.
Stephen visited at the home of
hi uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr.
Qulller Bums at Kagle River,
and with a ruuoln. Mrs. Marlorle
Comb at Anchorage, before re
turning to lone.
Pacific Gas Co.
Hearing Set; lone
Plant Included
n FmWal Power Commis
sion has u-t for September 15 in
Washington. D. C. a hearing on
raciric was iranmiion com
pany's proposal to step up dellv-
ria Ihrni-eh the Alberta-Call-
fornia natural gas pipeline. PGT
plans to spend iij.tuf,uJ on
the expansion.
The pipeline company asked
the FPC to certify construction
of new compressor stations in
innkinr enuntv. Wash., and In
Morrow, Jefferson and Klamath
counties In Oregon. PuTi exist-
Inc compressor station near
Sandoolnt. Idaho, will be en
larged. No new pipe will be in
stalled.
Flans Indade a Compressor ,
Station ot lose
The FPC also will hear rvri
request for a license to Import
an additional 200 million cubic
feet a dav from caj fields In
Alberta. Canada.
The gas Is for delivery to ra
mie lias and wecrnc company,
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TEN KOBE ln children era In this weak's Installment of the
"Aaujrtari rntare pictures. At top tmi aim jgau uauauww
H., ana Taena Llndstrom. lVs chlMren of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
A. Undstrom, At top right ore Teena Lea Stefant. S. and Dennis
Dean Stefanl. 2. children of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. StasfanL At
lower left are D-Ann BarnetL . and Rick Barnett. 11. children
f Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnett. At lower right are Ralph Earl Un
cold. Jr. 4. Katharine Ana Klncald. S. James Lewis Klncald. 2.
and John Llndaar Klncald. 3. children of Mr. and Mrs. Balph
Klncald.
the distributor serving northern
California. Half of the addition
al volume will begin late In
19G6. the remainder one year
later.
Addition of 52.000 horsepower
in compressor (booster) units
will raise PGTs deliveries
through the 36-inch-dlameter
pipeline to about 600 million
cubic feet a day at the Oregon
California border.
PGT also transports up to 150
million cubic feet a day for El
Paso Natural Gas Company to
iNorinwesx cutes ana lawns.
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FAIR AND RODEO
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