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prtce a? Fufcs Er.ch. to the n; utt.
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In tr U1J of JJT1 1 a- l l!!r eatUe
tr (ju-J.r an.p!t!(j rr.rasi "f n..fcMU f-roteoi. Quite
t-i-an ii. cuts. :tt, frU I can I W pt.
the ! ejrtn.eutodj ourm.eii- n; !lf ! '
Ul CJ:t. TtwM antiluii VHvVKN
ltioio are looted a 1.4- ChUL-k. I lie of the State
Coiu-erxatsots Con.nil.M'.
t'ne J.H-ation u a! ttw ';vr t'ave a idi.1i i r.xram a htfl
fam uu' Utuwi or rttea Creek frd nuteru! on erion
tut (jon:ram at tt.e Kteel i'f wn..u Tin Ulw
tna.e. Another looter, iwt trated the soil conf rvation
J he ne v-auriv station t tt jraetto. ued to fich! erosion.
Joer end 0! i:!tea Creek. The Vr. Ues ured support of
tfurd lo-atoii 1 at the stream tt tu ri!l lor tiw Cut urn
gaVtV station. iJ!o Creek. t.uiuke.r-Kuse environ.
.K:c in KepfiH-r. Tt.u last n.-nU pr.vram, Sm.Bar to
stati -T is useO for c ti.jjri- a suocessfal Great Mains
on ef ttie too trem fram. ttjs outd assure a
tms, c 'ntmu.Hjs funded priH ran; for
has!Ci; all of the needed three to ten ears. HUt ould
data tad tier, tathered t.eth- cover 43 counties m Oregon,
er t the fall of I?"J. ahin-t.w and Idaho, tie urc-
At atvut tt.f titr. re. ed listeners to rlte their
c;veJ a letter from tfi SCS Ci iu remeu. rroram orks
Feci, ral Technic! Cent. r. in as a sup.U nient to FEAF.
r. .,(,. T!-.: ltt. r nutifjuxJ He comritninnteJ the Hifri"
mr Soil L Water Cowerva
tion Tistnot H.sle for tlnir
del; in th Sh 't Cai.vi pro
ject. te Said this tud an ef
fect or. the support for the
Vviliovb Creek Tarn pr jeetttut
no has prtfiimitarv funds.
CtUIFNUN SPEAKS
C00J Soil Conservation
should te the najor vehicle
to txiianre farm crip prtxiuc
tion mitt, de nam!, stated Ken
Turner. We're Uurall) pro
ducing oursflves to death. Sur
plus stocks of fram and oth
ccr
at frorr. pare I
SENATOR SITES GOOD
Eavs" the February prom.
tion tov the Keppner merch
ants, fnere 111 1 tee park
ing as eli as some good
tcls on Feb. 11 and 12.
President Ed Dick distrib
uted the committee appoint
ment sheets. Plans are to go
over the sheet in the near
future. Guests ere Duane
Good ith Boise Cascade from
Vllula and 5 ill Lande, the
ne man at Bank of Eastern
Orerom
Brochure
The brochure committee has
asked everyone going out of
t-wn to brine back a brochure
f-om ar.v tons they might
be visiting. The committee
bjpes to combine the best fea
tures oi several Drocnures im
the ne one for the Ctam'ier.
continued from page 1
the Commute? tor Progress
throjgr. La', a non-partisan
commur.it;. -action group tiich
sponsors legislation aimed to
correct inequities in the fields
of health, transportation, edu
cation, education and housing.
Coram, described by the
Kood Fiver 'es as "ener
getic and hard-orking", has
been a resident of Wasco
County 'for the past twenty
years.
Coram believes that more
intensified effort on the part
of the sute legislature should
be devoted to the specific needs
of both the Mid-Columbia area
and North-Central Oregon. Ke
stated, ;'The sound economic
development of the Bcardman
area is vital to the test in
terests of all Oregon", and
that he supports the passage
of las to inpiement the Col-umbia-Snake-Paiouse
project.
believes in encouraging
private enterprises as
the Kah-Nee-Ta Warm Springs
reject. He stated further, thai
ould do his utmost to
sure that our timber ass
ets are used for the best in
terests 0 our state.
Coram "tated that he be
lieves in, and will ork for,
tax reform in the state of
Oregon based on bringing tai
relief to honv-oaers and fam
ily farmers - using the yard
stick of ability to tsv
such
?:
he
be
MOVING??
Local or
Long Distance
Free Estimates
Call Gene Orwjck
389-8586
cr Condon 384-2292
Agents for
United Von Lane.
1'smf this data am: tin r.
SrjJ.v;c information, the h---droiocist
aet;r mined the area
inancated .th the htl; of a
computer. Th.s infer natior .in
dicates '.."at or. an a'.era.-e
inroaal tasis or.:;. 23 acres
ar Coooed. No for the more
rare events, like the 1?4
6" flo-os. there ere atvut
"Co acres Ho ied. The infor
mation used as checked r
talking tc the various Ur.d
oners cr. Fhea Creek. Their
remembrance of various floods
corresponded very closely tc
the information prepared t;.
the to.dralogtst.
Also in the sumn.er of 13T1
a stream gauging station as
installed nea- the mouth of
F.hea Creek or. Garry Tollis"
property. The satior. culcJ
be very helpful if either the
WiUcvk Creek project or E.'.ea
Creek project ere construct
ed. At this location, the sta
tion ould provide information
as to the amount of ater
ur.icn flos from Rhea Creek
into Willo Creek.
a m n ettusi of j.mt uestor
ace and all nation nuv have
to t-e t i:.'eO on Fhea Creek,
We net itt represer.Utnes
of that i-ffice in Jan.,
and thy agreed to the pro
cedures e tjd outlined.
The last cou;le of eeks
e have received the assist
ance of an economist ar.d pres
ently e tvt complete li.for
mitior. for project formula-
tlT..
W ;th t!.e iiifor nation e lave
tocv it appears that e tave
very little C
!ect or. Fhea
efit tc CA-t rtia is 1.1 to
i.C. When e complete a feas
ibility Study like this past,
t'Xjvnence snos us trat e
should have at least a U'lie
fit to cost ratio of aN'ut 1.5
tc l.C to continue niure de
tailed Piahhi..
Tc give v hi some idea of
the cost if e would consid
er a cUm that would store
water for irr;gati;n and rec
reation and only the irriga
tors on Ft.ea Creek were to
pay for it, the cost w.uld be
about S34 per acre per year.
If the county is sufficiently
interested in recreation to pick
up the cost of recreation and
read relocation, the cost tc
the irrigator wcuid be between
to 516 per acre,
tas been indicated that
new information regarding ec
onomic analysis is forthcom
ing from aashinrton, ... L.
Rirmidt
Honor Roll
FY MARY LEE MARLO
Thr hot.itf Ml t"' hr
unw wrvk if Rivrt
!,). Mi,'h tv ! ! h t4rt'n
niHHiiuvd' A roll, wnu.r
Pi!! ArsvK. Tory Ham
-..rt. G.irv FrT0)eru'kon.
I.n' FnMruWn. PrtM
Tyani )union Sun
Kail.. C.t'v Kuhn roN-bt'if
MoCov ; .ii.hniniiri' - Ann
C.m"ft. Pot bu- Huwe, IKUV
rtto Ij'ict.ton, Karon Kn'h-l-TiK,
Slmrtin Stow art
B roll. M'nnr tV-bWi
A!Hron'.tll, J.uu l'hnt
i..himi. Jerrv H.itf all vvr
1.1 Hirtnti. Wanda J.'hn
..i. Ktt.v r .r J 'Vi Til
li-r. Iurtir Polorr H.ll
inc. Kittie H.x-i.'M. P..ne
ita.-h, Piim.I liu'h s r (! .
itrucf Rus-fll; oph omnrrs
Linda Bii. lurvl Fred
rrickson. Jerry l"n-.n
M.irtha Kinn J h! N 'Mr
Sh.-1 I'anlow, Irishman
rvn Eussfll.
The wmestt-r A h.rnr
rill senior!. K. 11 Ao.n-k,
Tory BaT.hart. J-".' i'tn
1 a 'fort. Clary Fre.lfriok-.'n,
J .ra Tiil.T. IVbbie tivjin;
yum rs Suan Ball. Ca
rv Kut.n IVbMc MoC.-v;
M.ivh. moros Ann l5.M-r.
IH-bbif Huwe Panrtte
ta-mnion Mitrvl frt
lo. karen Kahrl. Shar
on Strwrt
R r.lt, -nlor TV. ."
Abercrombii", Llni1. F.l-ru-k"n,
Jerry llfoall
Wanda J.ihn-.m. Kaitv
Itmn; junnrs D.'lrr
ll'.llmc. Kitnc JlA-"n, Pi
nc l!ah Pavid Rtihnl
Hru.r !tu-.-ll, .phnmor
Linda Rail K.uhv Ro
Tnh, P iryt Fff itrru k.n
Ji-rry p.n.van, Bartmra
H;!!i. fi Mar h Kinfi J "ly
Noble. frh.nen Tnm
H.xN.in JVn Ruwu-ll. I'"'"
St'hmi'tl-r.
New Beouty Shop
Opening at lone
Ctett s tfaut) Shir ill op
en In tone on Tuesday, Feb.
15. The fch.m t!l tx located
at Main and Hirrh Sts In
the home of Its owner Mrs.
William Walter. CU'U Walter
has len the upmtor of Lois'
tone shop for almt four years.
Now she lias made arrange
ments to o'n Inr own shop.
She was trained in lewlston,
Idaho at the Idaho Heauty Col
lege, and she had her own
sh.p In Orofino, Idaho, near
Itwiston for several years.
Mr. Walter Is a well drill
er. The Walters have a nur-
rti (1 il.-ti'..e
KIN71ANS HAl. HVHV -M7l
- Mr. nd Mrs.
Robert 1.. Hire tweame the
pa re his of a ton r b. S. at
The Italles Ceiirrat Hospiul.
The tMt euMHl 9 tt.. J' t
nt., was 2! itiehes ton, id
has been turned Rinnvl
keith. Grandparents art Mr
and M s. Hyroti lvis of
Bats and Mr. and M s. Mar
ve Spiv) of Faker. Great
frandjiareiits ar Mrs, Not ma
Iwi of Trewsr), Mrs. Mir
faret Imvis of burns, and Mrs.
Miils Combs of fkr
Fijht "nirnitrs of th Kin
tua M jnuin-rs Square
fanoe Club attetklrd ttt luiie
Grand Squares alrntine pane
Saturda) fvri.ln, Thos fgln
ere Mr. and Mrs. Jack imll,
Mr, ats) Mrs. Jim -a Coch
ran. Mr. and Mrs. lUruM
Murdork, and Mr. and Mrs.
t art Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. Car) A lien and
daughter of John lay spent
$uiHk) viitihi' with Mr. and
Mrs. lH.n Hardwua.
Mrs. Ftirhard Thonas and
Mrs. Mike TadJ ent to r!er-
and while there tud lunch
with Mrs. pruce H.alonnn.
GRAIN PRICES
(TOR Lio9ton do ne
nee of a pro- er con.m.xsr.ies pue up uat
reek. The ben- e n.tne our resources, a:;d
expand farm debt to alarm
in; levels.
lieu riorated organic nutter
levels of our soils can't h Ip
but erode faster and faster,
and the cause is continuous
cropping without giHd roa
tions. It ruined vast acreu
ages ir. the Middle East and
Biblical times. I! destroyed
portions of this country's south
cott .-inlands in the UOO's, and
now its happening with con
tinuous corn plantings in the
corn belt and in our North
west wheat producing areas.
Vet commercial pressure f r
volume crop output, even at
below cost of prediction pric
es, is the ra;e of the da v.
V-ie of grass-legume sod
cr cp-s ir. rotation will improve
soil conditions and this w 11
answer our conservator. needs
ecology :. Then this could !
the vehicle to balance croc
When this mformat'ior. becon.es production with demand, adJ-
availatue ir, the next couple ed Mr. Turner.
months, we will re-evalu- Farmers mist aeaica.e
:he Phea Creek Prelect themselves 10 w.i v.u..
and then write a report which vation ana nigr.er prites.
$1
It
of
ate
HONEST ABE
SAYS
Come in and take
advantoge of these
outstanding buys.
tin
, , . n :st.n Wednesday on bus-In-Mn
nonle completed the . .
fctandard I trst AU c.Hirs at
Canip Hv under the Instruc
tion of M to Prindl. Th..e
Ukinf. the course were Mike
T,.1i1 I Inlj lufa Pirtl Stan-
iim Kettv and Herschel Mid- i0clud worehboue ehga)
dock. Fay and betty O'Neall. CcurtaiT MCCG
and Carol and Larl Norris. Seft whit
Mr. and Mrs. frank InMer- what
rittw,relnHeppmrlas.Tue.s- t at., ""'"b-
da) for Fva to have n.od.cal mk,
l'r toiler
NEW OWNER
41.00 ton
Self Cleaning Oven
$266"
was S356.95
save S90.00
Now
REFRIGERATOR
WITH ICE MAKER
was $419.95
save $90.00
$
Now
329
95
Jack Van Winkle's
SEARS
Authorized Catalog
Sales Merchant
afuTLXU'wii.
iV.t n I I H. k r 1
the lone
Chevron
T . w. H.rnitK hnnrltt fhi. kpVV (if
Station to the now ownrr. Gene Lancaster.
THANK YOU!
to my favorite people My Cust
omers! For letting me serve you for
21 years at the lone Chevron Station.
May you continue your patronage to
the new owner, Gene Lancaster.
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ROLLERS
New clip-on style.
Assorted sizes.
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during Abe Lincoln's
Birthday Sale
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NIGHTTIME COLD MEDICINE
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IK 79C
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GLYCERIN &
ROSEWATER
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Smooth all over
for "soft" all
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