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the wo on Upper Shobe Creek
and! the channel work will mean
a,,,much lighter flood that the
creek can hold.
,He read a request from Gov
erhor Tom McCall addressed to
President Nixon asking approv
al of the $300,000 funds for
planning: for the Willow Creek
Project and $400,000 for next
year's planning. He asked Mr.
Nixon for a: high priority for the
project.
As soon as the environmental
approval is received, the Army
Engineers expect to come in
and widen and deepen the
Shobe Creek channel. The Army
Engineers will pay for that work
which is expected to cost near
ly $60,000. However, the project
cannot be completed unless the
bon,d issue passes to provide
money for moving the sewer
and water pipes.
Pendleton Masons
Note Anniversary
Pendleton Lodge No. 52 AF &
AM was chartered in 1971. On
Sept!. 3rd at the Pendleton Elks
Lodge Masons and their ladies
will observe the 100th anniver
sary of their Lodge with a no
host prime rib dinner at 6:30
p.m. '
The Grand Master of the
Lodge of Masons in Oregon will
b present with his officers.
Recovering
From Surgery
Ardith Hunt is a patient at
Walla Walla General Hospital.
She had surgery Sept. 1, to re
move a bone in her left wrist.
Currlaa on Butter Creek hod
to call a halt to harvesting so
all hands could work on the
Rodeo. They finished up on the
Monday after the Rodeo. Their
wheat is on highland and was
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CHAMPION MORROW COUNTY TEAM ROPERS
Howad Bryant end Cornett Green admire
their trophy buckles presented by Gardner's
Men's Wecr. Queen Michelle Miller, Princess
Jan Schlichting, Princess Jeanne Daly and
Princess Jeri Snow do the presenting.
Add Garbage Equals
No Blow In County
This week saw another step
in the development of Boeing
land for agriculture. The first
two loads of household garbage
came from Portland on Tues
day. This had been through a
hammer mill and grinder and
includes glass and tin. It has
been reduced to small particles.
About 200 tons will be required
to cover the 6-acre test plot. It
will be covered with 2 inches,
4 inches, 6 inches and 12
inches. This will be disced into
the soil and irrigated.
A cover crop of alfalfa and
pasture grass will be planted.
It is expected to be completed
by the 10th of September.
. Elton Weekes, Boeing's pro
ject manager, is excited about
this new venture. He has work
ed closely with Morrow County
Extension and Soil Conserva-
extra late this vear. Usually
they are through harvest before ticn Service to determine the
the Rodeo. Tom Currin said this , pattern for the experimental
year's yield was above average.
Molly Becket came home last
week after attending summer
school at Oregon State. She
took a Chemistry sequence and
a Wild Life class. She will re
turn to Corvallis this fall. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Becket.
Trouble with
engine sludge?
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He's in Heppner, 676-9633
stMtMi on cmwm
ml Calif..;. 2x2
plot. Most of this soil is Quincy
soil and will blow as soon as
the surface is broken. The ad
dition of this humus and irriga
tion is expected to cut down on
the blow until the cover crop
can come up and hold the soil.
Results will be noted care
fully to determine the best
depth to apply the household
garbage.
Captain Jack Crura is in the
States for two weeks and is vis
iting his folks, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Crum. He is in Helicop
ter maintenance in Vietnam. He
has completed his year there
but elected to go back for an
other six months. He says, "We
could win this war if we want
ed to"!
Don't forget
Hire a Vet
KINZUA NEWS
KINZUA Milt Boring an
nounces that the Annual Hunt
er Safety Class will be held dur
ing the week of Aug. 30 at these
times in the Kinzua Grade
School building. Boys and girls
will be welcome and must be
at least 11 years of age. Times
are: Monday, Aug. 30 at 5 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 31. Wednesday,
Sept. 1, and Thursday, Sept. 2
at 6 p.m.
Ron Eversole was a business
visitor to Portland last week
end and when he came home
on Monday, brought Mrs. Eliz
abeth Perry of Cascade Locks
for a week's visit with friends
here. Mrs. Perry returned to her
home Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Sizemore of Tigard who
had spent the weekend here vis
iting with relatives.
Spending a few days here last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Portner were Dan and Tom
Lamoreaux of White Salmon,
Wash. They returned home on
Wednesday with Mrs. Portner
taking them as far as The Dal
les. Mrs. Jack Wilsey spent a few
days in Pendleton last week on
business. Recent guests of the
Wilsey's were Mr. and Mrs. Ar
my Korvola of Pendleton and
Mrs. O. G. Wagner and son Buck
of Pilot Rock. Visiting this week
at the Wilsey's is their grand
son Walt Bjur of Newberg. They
met his family in The Dalles
Saturday for a picnic at Sordsls
Park, then brought Walt on
home with them.
Mrs. Larry UNeall and son
Chad were business visitors to
The Dalles last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson be
came the parents of a daughter
Monday, Aug. 16 at the Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Heppner.
The baby weighed 6 lb., 13 oz.,
and has been named Stormie
Eileen. She joins a brother Greg
Omar. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Omar Stubblefield of Kin-
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zua, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nel
son of Fossil with great grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sas
ser of La Grande and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Stubblefield of Elgin.
Mrs. John Weaser and daugh
ter Lisa and Mrs. Jack Smiley
were business visitors to Bend
last Tuesday, remaining for a
couple of days.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Denham
and family of Sao Paulo, Brazil,
spoke last Monday and Tuesday
at the Kinzua Community
Church. The Denhams work in
Brazil with the World Litera
ture Crusade, whose headquar
ters are in Fresno, Calif. The
Denham family is a talented
musical one and they play
many instruments and sing in
both English and Portugese.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Smiley
and son Eric returned home
My Neighbors
"I've compiled a rather
extensive list of my past ac
complishments to help guide
yon in judging this work."
Tuesday after having spent a
week's vacation visiting various
parts of the Oregon Coast.
Mrs. Richard Graham and
daughters Helen and Mary were
business visitors to Prineville
Wednesday.
Mrs. Don Hardwick was a bus
iness visitor to Heppner on
Monday of last week. On Wed
nesday she took her son Donnie
to Biggs Junction where he took
the bus on to Portland to visit
his sister Genine.
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When Do They Meet?
Following is a list of civic and service organizations of
Morrow County showing their regular meeting times. This
list will be updated and published periodically. Organiza
tions wishing to be included in this listing should contact
the Gazette-Times office. Only those organizations with reg
ular meeting dates will be listed. Special occasions will not
be Included. Only one listing per organization.
MORROW COUNTY
Heppner Soil and Water
Conservation District First Tuesday
Morrow County Gem and
Mineral Society Fourth Saturday
Morrow County Court First Wednesday
Morrow County School Board Third Monday
Morrow County Juvenile Advisory Council Third Monday
Pioneer Memorial Hospital Board Third Thursday
Morrow County Jaycees .. Every Wednesday
Morrow County Jaycee Wives Third Thursday
Morrow County Planning Commission .. Meets on call
Morrow County Rifle and
Pistol Club First Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
NFO Last Thursday
Port of Morrow Second Thursday
HEPPNER
Morrow County Gem and
Mineral Society - Third Saturday
Carnation Club Third Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
Degree of Honor
Protective Assoc. Second and Fourth Tuesdays,
8:00 p.m.
Bookworms Second & Fourth Tuesday
Golden Age Club First Tuesday
Hello Heppner Second Tuesday
Heppner Arm of the National Assn.
To Keep and Bear Arms Third Monday
Heppner-Morrow Co. Chamber fo Cot sulfite .. Every Monday
Heppner City Council First Monday
Heppner Civic League Third Monday
Heppner Elks Lodge Every Thursday
Heppner Extension Unit .. .. Second Monday
Heppner Garden Club . Second Monday
Heppner Legion & Auxiliary First Monday
Heppner Lodge No. 69 AF & AM First & Third Tuesday
Heppner Mlnl-mize Tops Club Every Tuesday
Heppner Ruth Assembly No. 50
Rainbow Girls First & Third Monday
Mother's Club First' Monday
Order of Eastern Star Second Monday
Rhea Creek Grange Second Friday
Royal Arch Masons Fourth Wednesday
Soroptlmists Every Thursday
IONE
Altar Society of St. Williams First Thursday
American Legion Third Tuesday, 8:00
American Legion Auxiliary . First Tuesday, 2:00
Beta Omega of ESA .. Second & Fourth Tuesday
lone City Council . First Tuesday
lone Garden Club Second Wednesday
lone Lion's Club .... , Second & Fourth Monday
lone PTA : , Second Thursday
lone Willows Grange Sunday after Third Sat at
12:30 p.m. (Feb. & March)
lone Women's Fellowship Fourth Thursday
LEXINGTON
Lexington City Council First Monday
Lexington Holly Rebekahs ., "First & Third Thursday
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