HEfFNER GAIETTTTWES. Thm!. Hmb 4. I
Judge Jones Talks to Pomona
On Proposed North End Irrigation
' . .,ffr-rrd thrviiU lh County
IT LoVELLE FARTLOW
IRR1GON Pomona Grange
met at lh A. G Houghton
tortum Saturday. October 30.
with Judge Taul Jone. at guet
.pcakcr. .
Judge Jonra Included In Mi
talk Information regarding an
irrigation diMrlrt for desert land
In North Morrow county, and
the Gange went on record a
pausing a resolution In aupport
of a new dUtrlct.
Committee report, for various
grange, in tne coumy
heard In the morning, and the
ladle, from the lrrigon Grange
provided a turkey dinner at
noon. In the afternoon. lollow-,
ln Judge Jonea" ddres. nter
tatnment wa furnished by
Chester Collins, who played the
violin, accompanied by his wue.
Ma.ter Berl Aker. of I'
aided over the business meeting,
and In the election of oWc"
he was reelected as Master.
Other elected officers are: over
Beer. Andrew Sklles: lecturer,
Mary Lundell; steward. Nate
Thorpe: assistant steward. Ken
neth Smouse: lady ass 1st ant
steward. Ola Rugglo: chaplain.
Pearl Wright; treasurer. Kay
Drake: secretary. Irene p!""'
eate keeper. Orlan N right: Cer
es. Margaret Akers; Pomona.
Minnie Sklles; Floa. Nora Turn-
r..,iii. committee will be
rw.- tvtrun. Henry Raker
and Art Dalzell.
Installation of county-wide of
ficers will be at the Lexington
Grange Hall December 11 a
.v.. . rtn will rw a not-
lurk dinner at noon, and floor
work in the afternoon. Officers
were elected for a 2-year term.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sklles
drove to Corvallls last Wednes
day and Mrs. Sklles attended
the State Board 4-11 Advisory
Committee meetings on Thurs
day and Friday. Kridav even
ing the Skiles drove to The Dal
les and visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Rowland. Remaining In
The Dalles Saturday, they vis
ited in the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Wetle. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Berl, and Saturday evening they
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Ketchum. Follow
ing dinner, they attended a pi
nochle party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Stakk. After at
tending church services at Tne
Dalles Methodist Church, they
returned to their home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rayburn of
Pendleton were Friday after
noon callers at the home ol
Mrs. Myrtle Markham.
Mrs. Vernon Stewart, her
mother. Mrs. Ellen Reeder -end
Mrs. Ruth McCoy drove to
Pcndleton-Hcppner
Freight Line
DAILY OVERNIGHT SERVICE
mtn V
MONDAY TBHU iw""'
TERMINALS:
Heppner Bill rarra.
Ph. 676-9448
Lexington George Herman's
Senrlce Station Ph.
989-9593
lone Rietmann's Hardware.
Ph. 422-7211
Connecting With
SITES FREIGHTLINE AND
CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT
WAYS. HERM1STON.
ALSO
GARRETT FREIGHTLOTES.
PENDLETON.
OVERNIGHT Service- From
SEATTLE. Wash. Via Con-
soudatea rreigniwuja wx
i.. iwir Sunday. ni-iv
'thev met Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc
Coy and Terry. Vernon twrt
and Tom. Tom mum
Kon with hut mother that even-
IOMf. and Mrs, Harvey Warner
h.wted a Halloween dinner for
their elrls and boys Junior Sun
day aehotil do of the Irr on
Awembly of Cod church follow
Ins the Sunday morning serv
tee. Alter dinner, the group ad
knirned to the school grounds
lor action games. L .
Mr. and Mr. Wilbur C.ibbs.
KahMua, Wash, drove to Bo
man Sunday to visit his folks.
Mr and Mrs. Ah. and visited
at the home of her brother and
.Uter In-law. Mr. and Mrs, Al
bert Tart low and hheryl ana
Mrs. Myrtle Markham Sunday-
afternoon. , .....
ti .M. Anna nn uunni rv ?
Pummel were week-end guests
- Tnnl ZU-linsM anu
Judv llmton. Boardman.
Miss Donna isora was n
r m nia.- - m
pen party t in As'y v
I iU I II Ul V it M I
Thursday evening. After several
games, cane ana ice ""m
punch were served to the guests.
h-irt nri soenna Driers ivm
rAOumlni? went to
Sheryl Partlow and Frances Mc
Kathleen Estes. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Estes. lrrigon.
entered the WACS military ser
vice October 19. Pvt. Kathleen
Estes Is stationed at Fort Mc
Clellan. Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasulka.
Vancouver. Wash., were over
night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rees Morgan Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Reeder
and family of Portland and his
mother. Mrs. Ellen Reeder. who
was visiting them, drove to lr
rigon Saturday and stayed over
night with Mrs. Ellen Reeder s
daughter, Mrs. Vernon Stewart
and family. The Duane Reeders
returned to Portland Sunday,
and Mrs. Ellen Reeder remain
ed in lrrigon with the Stewarts
r- d.iuo nf Purl land was
a Sunday afternoon caller at tne
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Jorgensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Halady of
Milton-Freewater were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Graybeal
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cook.
Rhonda and Allyn of Portland
drove to lrrigon Friday evening
vUitoH her folks. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Hill. Tney were jo n-
ed in lrrigon by Cooks ioiks.
Mr. and Mrs. John tooK oi Al
bany. Oregon. Mrs. Roscoe Cook
remained in irngon wuu
folks for the week while her
i i j ,t ki. fathpr went
elk hunting. Mrs. John Cook re
mained in irngon wnn ner swi-,
in-law and daughters. Mr. and!
Mrs. Boo siewan anu
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stan
ley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graybeal
drove to Walla Walla Saturday
i l . aarttVi
an spent me wkktuu
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shingledeck
er, Ricky and Randy. They were
joined at the Shingledecker
home Saturday evening Dy an.
i vf (it nravheal. Garv
and Jerry of Wall aWalla.
day evening party honoring Mr.
frc Rili nravheal on their
anu " - ,
vith uPdrfin? anniversary, and
- - ,
beal and Max Graybeal on their
birtnaays.
a CHtH v Fabrics
l oHin Home Extension will
U .ofatoria Thlir
day, November 11 at 10:30 and
the project for the day will be
"Care of New Fabrics." A paid
i .,11 ho foatnred at
lunuiiwu y. -
noon. These extension meetings
County School Calendar
n i i.t.,ut-l lh county
and th county etenton agent.
.11 ladies are welwme to
. . a
aucnu .. . u...- .
IVbble Micv was nir
a Halloween nuni-w -. --
ner nomr r i j - -
Mrs. Cecil iiHMwin
AH..t GKHiin. Hermit i on.
were Tuesdav afternoon fllr
at the mme o "' ,
Markham. They aUo UI ted
Mr. Jav B.rrv of Inland, who
U iwnting wme
ehter Kellev and Mrs. lar Rus
sell, vnris w .k-i.
lliv.il 1 . a
. .. ... i tm ri anu-
r and atienoei m- "
" ' . I . U rf I u I
dinner at me irriKn -i
cluirch Sunday afternoon.
KCV. ' " I,,r
. . visit tneir
daughter. Mary Kenney. who I
a ScnOOl icavm-r ! ---
Wiloon spoke at the
r,f r.od church Sunday
"Lr i r.v. Kenney" ab
The lrrigon Baptist church
welcomed their new pastors.
Rev. and Mrs. Vaughan. tormet
!v of Uncoln Citv. Ore., with
Sotluck dinner following their
Sundav morning worship serv-
ir. niiu - .
of Vancouver. Was h.. spent he
week emi vimwhk V i.-.
Mrs. Myrtle Markham. and her
mother. Mrs. Let a True, a pa
tient at Valle Vista Home In
Hermiston. McCoy also vlUed
her brothers and t"inu,'
Mr and Mrs. Cecil GFoodwin
and Mr. Alfred Goodwin and
fBr!1 and Mrs. Bn McCoy and
Vernon Stewart left Friday for
a week of elk hunting. They
were Joined over the week-end
bv Terry McCoy and Tom Stew-
"Menus at A. C. Houghton
school for the week of Novem
ber S-12 are as follow: Mon
daySpaghetti, buttered car
. pinmmon rolls;
mi k nuiuu.A
iiked Dotatoes. meat
slit-es. deviled eggs, stewed to
matoes, pears: Wednes d a y
Fried chicken, mashed potatoes,
buttered corn, dixie cups: Thur
sday No school (Veterans
bay); Friday Creamed tuna
on hot rolls, cheese slices, green
beans and peach crisp. All
meals are served with bread and
butter and milk.
Halloween parties were ob
served at A. C. Houghton school
for the latter portion of Friday
atternoon, wuu iwm
of the communities of lrrigon
and Boardman assisting in host
ing the parties. -
Schools will be dismissed on
Veteran's Day, November 11.
The A. C. Houghton Bobcats.
coached by Dean Swenson ost
a football game to swi
grade school Wednesday after-
nThe 4-H Automotive Club will
meet at the old lrrigon School
t Q tn.fr 411
Monday, riovemoer o,
P-m" j: l-- at
School Will oe uisiinac ...
2 00 Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 9 and 10, for Parent
Teachers conferences.
NOVEMBER I H0VEMIE It
Meinbr I
End of Nln Weeks ttlo4
.t(UH IIMW IMK
American Education Wrk-inveat In Urnl
Kraice; at Heppner I'iemenUry Band Room
4 II Automotive Club meet, at Old J" & Houshlon-TsW
Girls Volleyball-Echo at Rtvemlde 4.tt P.M.
Marrow County School District K-l Board Meetlnfi-Lelgton-
7:3l) .... . . n n mill .Toarher
.-t..M.l nUmlssed at A. C. llougmon ai w
Conference ...
November 10
Report. Card. Given , Out . PTA-A OO
? l mt Mt High ami Boardman Elementary A I Day
OiH-nllou- IWi " lV;".hton for ParentTeacher Confer-
School llismiseu ai n- v. "-
enoes
lone ITA at 8 00 P.M.
NevMnber 11
Veteran. Day School Holiday
School Resumes-Sadie Hawkln. Dane at Heppner lllgh-Muslc
by ine urmiunrii
Public Notices
The Petitioner, accompany
their Petition with and hereby
tresent. for the approval of this
C ourt, a gocxi anu ".'""
t l .. f lw. uim nf X2!mU.IX).
which Is double the amount of
the probable cost of organizing
u fii.iri. mndltlnni'd that
BUI II iiii. -
.... n I .. . n uoill.1 nav all OI
lilt IMflUllllWii v r w
said costs in case iiu uikii--
ti..n t not eiiecieu.
WHEREFORE, your Petitioner,
pray that this Court approve the
said bona, anti wi
rti.i.l Km nrcanl2ivl un
KB1IOII . . . .
der the provisions of said Act.
and that this Court shall make
. . nnr itHlahlish
anu nun v,"-.,
ing and defining the boundaries
of such Irrigation District: de-
termlning whether ine requumc
number of owner, of land w-lth-In
such proposed District shall
. r...i.in.ui fnr the forma-
nave 1 1 uu"n. w . - -.i..
.v....,.r and whether the
llllll til. I, v..
and Not e of a time
. .. . k. ' ....niiiinn thereof.
shall have been duly published
-.la.. f tr tl-ll nin I 1 1 1" 1 . . .It.l.atnlflAa-
or Oregon, muanu a in said an proviueu, am
..,n .,i hereina iter i r . ,v, nf said uis
UVU lU.t.. . ILnillllllf ill. .
crirn'd. all being duly q""fa ,:lc,: ,h,t this Court proceed to
electors, unui-r
IN THE COUNTY COURT
Or THE STATE or OREGON
rOR THE COUNTY
or MORROW
In th Motter et NORTH MOR
ROW COUNTY IHHlUA.iwn
DISTRICT
FETITION FOB THt
ORGANIZATION OF AN
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
TO- The HONORABLE tauu
JONES. Judge of the County
Court of Morrow voun . "
.... - - .J.ninnl PltitiOn-
ers. constituting a majority of
the owners of land, respectfully
represent that each of us Is the
holder of title to lands, of one
acre or more, or who are bona
fide entrymen or r,almny
unoccupied land under the Law.
irnitd States, or the State
corner nf Section Jl. II p i T
N. thenc aouthefly ! Ih ulhJ
wfat corner oi r--ii"ti .
E TIN, them-e raterly loh
..4t..n lint ta the south-
rant come of hectlon at. H
E T 4 N, tnence tiuuriij
the sei-tlon line to in
went corner ol pen ion I.
r TJN, inence ranruy
(h aectloit line. 0 tne """1'
cast corner of Section 9. n 37 r..
T 3 N. theru-e northerly aioim
lh ustlon line, o
mt eivner of Section 4. R 27
T 3 N. theno easienv h"h -
aiH-tlon line, to the wineM
. ... t .11.... ( I II JM A .
corner oi .4"
I N thence northerly along the
Motion tine to the n.Mrthea.t
...... r Sift Ion 31. R J7 I
4 N. thence riwnr .-
. .... ii.... .. i hit aoiuneaii
ii.. . . . . - - - .
. i. M...ihriv t ii the in
.....u4 .in ir ine east imp
.' P tin. and
the southerly right or way une
of U. S. Intemtaie ingnway n.-...
thenw westerly along said
.....it,..riv richt-of wav line to
. . . i. ,n ..r id aouther
inw iinnwi a - ,
i.. ..hi.,.! .U'lv iinfl anil iiiir .
IT I H - " J " ' ' - .
a... - - -a,
vl akaaasv HMrl HUr IU M II I II IT lllv
section lines to the nr,,n')f,i
corner ri Section 3, R 2 E. T 4
N. thence easterly to the south
east corner of Section 34. R t
T 3 N. thence noruieriy V
. . .. 1 1 in ih north-
east corner of Section 34. R 20
E, T 5 N. thence wesii-riy
the section Hncs to the north
west corner or pecuon ji.
E. T 5 N. the toini oi iH-ginnmK.
Except for that ortlon of Sec
tions 3. 7. 8, It 26 F. T 4 N.
which are In the West Exten.
Ion Irrigation District
linear ix-ierwin.
Temiorary Chairman,
lorn. Oiegon
K M 33 38c
IN THE COUNTY COT
Or THt ITT Of OWOO"
ro THC COUHTY
Of MOMOW
tM THE MATTKpr THE
ERALL. Da-tA,, ..otJKY
NOTICS uri'"
. i. ulvrn thai
notice i nrr"' --- - .
11.7 un.lei.lgne.1. a.
ltaie of tlertruile Wither
. U i&waed. has filed hi. final
arvuunt in ine "u"7
the Slate of Oregon M0,'J
County nd.lh.l Tiie.Y. No-
emlH-r 2-1. V"0, ,ri .aid
to (W in me 1 ,i
dav In the Courtroom,
tald Court a. ,n'"n , ' ' .h,
Inx obj-etlorw thereto In the
aettlement tberei.f. , .,.hi
HATED ami . iir " .
(VtotH 21. IWO. !
publication, nwrm" V;Hiior
1 Marsh llarrell. I.secutor
MOSC.IMiVE. WALTON A
AltSSy? Administrator
JIM'S MEAT CO.
CUSTOM SLAUCKTER1NO
Stonflald. Or efl on
Old-rcnnioaea
HUkorr Inwked
waaaaaosT
Curt
Slavqbterta?
Burs
Moadarr.
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Cutting nod WrappliW
Lockar w
Will pick P tw, be
more free ol Vrf
fboM 441 3623-J l Tola
Day or Night
Iv 'l;
State of Oregon for organizing
irrigation Districts, and that the
lands within said boundaries
are situated In Morrow County.
Oregon, and are susceptible to
irrigation from a common
source or combined sources, and
designed to provide for the con
struction of works for the irri
gation of the same, for the pur
pose of irrigation and i the recla
rnation of said lands, hereby
Petition your Honorable Court
as follows: . , .,.
That It Is the purpose oi
undersigned Petitioners to orga
nize an Irrigation District, com
prising the bounded and aes
crlbed lands specifically des
cribed in Appendix "A attached
i u . . ,.tjip.n(v mane
nereio, anu vy , .w .
a part hereof, under the provls-
Ions of said Act.
lip
CRAZY DAYS, NOVEMBER 5-6
vU" - 28",36-ft.r Widths 1 U ' yy y 111
TIMEd Make Yo"ur-Homy?l
TIME toVe Up Tp0 1HUS5?1
on Your FuelMls U0&VR"I
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SHS1 J 2 YEAR GUARANTEE. Look for the I " -1
J nrvnrit((nnfhHK.
namff. ri HAVjLnwtf vi q - -
irill, lli ' --
call an election for the purp8c
above set lonn. anu
constituted number of l-l0"
Precincts in said proput-u
trlct. and defining the oounna-
rles thereor: aesignaiinK
fime and places for holding said
elections: and to do all things
necessary, as may oc ju. ...
proper under said Law for the
formation of said District
Dated this 1st day of October.
19NOHTH MORROW COUNTY
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
DESCRIPTION
Beginning at the northwest
corner of Section 31. R 26 E. T
5 N. thence southerly along the
section lines to the northwest
corner of Section 19. R 26 L T
4 N. thence westerly along the
section lines to the northwest
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WHEN DUE
and
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ioneer
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