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Newspaper Page TextIIKVI'NKK Oi:K i. i; ".; Tli TIM!'S Thiii,.i Jim,' t.V li72 - . A Irrigon is proud of new fire truck & 'l f..i '.. Boardman has heavy rain Hv M.m I i'i Mario lust ,,,n V8 1,1 iu Hi ). Kl' MAN lUktrilnun lu.ihon"1 Mrs. lurriiVs iwrnils, a n. ur cloud Uirsi Hld.i ..v..i.-Mr- ttnd Ml'- ,u'n l'"""-". iiij.- startnu; alH.ul 5.3U ami luril'"'r visiiorsart- Harmr ar iifti rain Ml lor ab.nit 13 imnut.i.-,lt1 oUwr, Mr. and Mrs. WU tm( ram It II until a In hi i ).ni.'nir lJrru-k an U ivnms of Ilk Hard winds jivuniiuniid lli. rjin-' r, Incli ilroi ivit .7'.! of an null in W,,'"1 i:u'sis liuliuli'il lht llu- fi lumui.'s. Sovi-ral tn'.I,0,M,-,l,,,i "Hit-la awl Uauch-H.-re bl.tttn dimii around iou.,,'r' Mr- uml Mrs- ltl" Mi . and Mrs. ui' K.'iin. d)aml t l'ilJr,," Truce and M.'iun of drum In friim Willi uii1,nt,l,r. nti Mr. and Mrs. II I. t.olf Course lud to stop tlh'irl-,'1s of lkuM- Fr"u visitors car Kcau.s.Mif llu visibility Tlu ,,r, wri-':oll,,ans iir..in.'r ami ... .... uhhi H.,s .so .urd it .as jnvi,,,:';;'.. m. Healthy ScvIrs on Hcxc!! V:ic-!5il tho ram horuontulh and ttioI,umi ' "'' couldn't s,'.. tli,. road. Kupesaui lufB Uy of Horniiston is WsiH he's iwer sr,-n It rain so turd" l-s "'l.sat llu-honi.i in tli,' Hoardmunareu. of h,'r S"iiduriMits. Mr. and HON D.VNILTS liad low iinvss1-tn,n I JUNE 15 through 24 i j IXJ.N ADAMS. Irrigon' s Fire Chief and the no fire truck at W ill,- Hun coif com m Suiidus Tn,',, "rt' ,lir,,' u,,u's of I"- I last eok at Iho Croon Tho lrri(:on ruirul District received delivery on a no firo truck Tuesday, May 30. Constructed o Western States Klre Apuratus Co. of Coniohu.s, Ore. on a 90C sorios Ford truck chassis, tho unit is fitted ith a 100C gallon tank ami a 1000 gallon per nunuto pump. Tho 276 H.V. provided In tho 33-4 cubic inch motor coupled vtith a 2 run;:e, -I hool drive should give ti performance for both houso and brush tyi fires. Tho truck as delivered b Ken Good and he conducted training sessions Tuesday and Aed. The unit replaces a 1942 Chev. truck ith a 300 gal. tank awl pump. It brings ater available on heels to about 2300 gallons per min. accord ing to Fire Chief DonAdams. The purshase as financed by an 8 year serial levy and is the result of much planning on the part of the District Board. A fire house as built several years ago hich ill house the 3 units oned by the District. The Fire District as formed in 194G. Among the first to be organized in Ore gon. Much credit for foresight is due past officers. Present Community plans look for ward to an adequate water supply for fighting within the city. Kenneth Lamb is Chairman of the board, Burrel Cooley Sec-Treas. and other mem bers on the 5 member board are Orville Buchanan, John Brandt and Fete Pichards. Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, Scott an.! Mark. Mr. and Mrs. hurrel Cooley, David ami ai.il W.mii Rutin lou n.t In fti..noilll laaios y-.H special Nairn nao 10 ",i --) field C.rjiii'o hall, siumsnred In' gross and roiiiu vi I'kiaiuior ,. .. ' , . . . :i ; . , tlio Women s Activity CoiiinuM lo not. , ... ., ... ..... .....i ,, ,, .."'f oi l ie ti. iui'. airs, nun i.eoriii' Duncan of Ho nor is .. . . ' 1 . Hobln. Vera Cooley, all ot sliU Mdln6 claS!i,.s for -'.s I.as.oss. irrigon and l ouis Ruckerand lt u, a.m. ad 7.;i0 p.m. on Wed. ,8f or JS 1n,bl ,law Jim of Arlington, had a go.x! each Wl,,k, .lnJ f.,r . . 6.3ofar'",l'rva,Ul S''fml time on a camping trip at () m Mrs- v,'r,K' Miniiich. Hosoj Cutsforth Park over Mom- 'oardnun Comiuunitv Church """""t, f Ar"n'-'" and Mrs., orial Day eokend. uf servic,s SuluU m ,, an,i ' ly The FUvrt Lpponlnch Lim- all eni to Irrigon to attend tho l ''j " ' 'Ald'" of H(uriJ.l ,i spent the Memorial Ia Community Kl:t,s. Church where nJ .f m npiiinf i Mw f,iMi Nous siti''(rs iirvsi'M- ' t ei! a program. In tin rroiip truing ere Pas tor Ntul K nn:, Mr. i-ol.l tit- n,. - n ,i, ,,i i-,..11,11 mc (or n,'x' mooting July 5 Hussell, Mr. and Mrs. Hov Rill,, . ,.,.., , , ,. ' Mrs. H.izol Miller, Mrs. Frank V' " . , .Jl "'l " "'l nu" K all One Tablet Doily Multiple Vitamins plus iron $3.99 $1.49 'SO Mtr'd I.isi I'ri.-t S' IrtiVs Mfi's I.Kt pun S.'H Koxall H Chcwoblc Vitomin C Toblcts $1.49 2. nm-loirs Mti's l.isi 1'rn'o SI !S JEAN SIEWERT of Seattle spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Siewert. eekend camping Creek, out of Dale Hanger Staion. Those who joined their pvi rents for the outing in cluded, Mr. ami Mrs. Wayne F.pienUtch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nornun FppenUich and tunily. Mr. and Mrs. Don tppentuch, Mr. am! Mrs. Gary Kurd, ami Gary Harri nun, Kecent visitors at the L'l trt Eppentuch lionio were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mat lack and Jennii'er, of North powder where Mr. Matlack taught school the past vear. They were going to Bakers field, Calif, to visit Mr. Mat lack's father. They planned to visit former pastors of the Irrigon Baptist Church, the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Vau ghan in Waldport and also her brother John Enpenbach in Basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. Mrs. James Everett tra veled to Lynwoixi, Wash. May 21 to welcome her new grandaughter, Lisa Lynn, and spent the week visiting her daughter and son in law. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gollyhorn. Don Gollvhorn also ofLynn ood brought her home in time to attend her son Ger ry's graduation. Gladys Hobbs 4-H Camp cook week at the home of Mrs. Kol- lin Bishop. ILuel Miller was Inl ,)' charge of the dovotioiulprog,ram. nd nitsm."? 'veapic-l Koxall New! Vitomin B & C Capsules 101V Mfi .s List Pi H .v S,t f.! $2.79 and Arthur Allen. Mrs. Hazel Carpenter. , I Mi. and Mrs. Jim Barr.ck of ',m",d b r-a,"d. lrs- San Pablo, CAlif. have been vi ms Gronquist of Arlington, spent; the weekend fishing at Fast Lake. Kixall .Minutoman Chowalile Multiple Vitamins, --100's. Mfr's List 1'ricv Sli.W $1J59 UW'fi, with Iron, Mfr's List 1'rii't MM Irrigon Summer Rec Program slarfs IRHIGON - A summer re creation program is being of fered to students 3 to 12 years of age, at A.C. Houghton Ele mentary School, beginning Mon day June 12. classes will be Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days only, from 8:30 am to noon, with a snack break at 10 a.m. Some of tiie activities being offered tlitf first week are: cera mics, crafts and games, basket ball, tennis, Softball and Mac rame. The program is partially fi nanced by the 4-C program. LESLIE" ANNE EARLY daugh ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles B i I vs Echo June 2-1, at Echo. Opal Fitzgerald of Irrigon, took a laid of young people i ul iiauu, oaiu i U.l.) , lu AIT I Ki'xull Vitamin C Tablets, HM's 100 nip.. Mfr's List Price $1.07 ISO nip., Mfr's List I'riee $2.1fv. ."00 mir.. Mfr's List l'ria .$1.89 ... fi-K-$1.29 $2.:i." to h.i Il.r..)., Th.- t. ..., .lit nv.t ruiaMi. 1 ii' J weitllie. Crusaders Youth group,' from J the Wesleyan Church inHerniis-J ton, including, Brad and Lynda I Bailey, Paul Baeiley, Ken- neth Johnson and Randy Buck. They were accompanied by Mr. I and Mrs. Glen Coy of Herniiston visneu i-iara ray toy ink Th I ..I i nt 1 uuji it-u uie i and Portland monkeys at the Portland Zoo and toured a Harbor. Visitors at submarine in the the home of Mr. I VirK 'porti :mri ' forrneriv and Mrs. W'illard Miller, was I of Irrigon, was married to liar- tlleir son steve Millar and ry Ketrenos. of Hillsboro, June e,iWren, of Kent, Wash. Mil- 3, at St. Matthews Catholic ler aild steve slnt s,"' time Church in Hillsboro. Leslie flslnB over the week-end. Anne chose pink and white for her wedding colors. k spent I Ht CUOKIN'G CUTIES 4-H k Pam k; Rixall Dicalcium Phosphate VViost. 100"s, Mfr's List Priee $1...9 83c Rexall Vitamin 15 Complex Fortified Caps. -llio's, Mfr' list Price SS.4i ... S2.7! Rexall One Tablet Daily .Multiple Vita mins 100's. Mfr's List Price $2.05 $1.59 at The bride and groom spent Hfc. ;i wpok in rin.uii on their CLLB, honevnioon trip. Thevwill make Schmeder's their home in The Dalles, where hve been preparing meals from met June 7, This TO! year we Cooking at 4-H Camn hns Hp- h.-, .- ri.irti..-.i k,- tu,-. r, difforpnt cniintru?;. r.prmnnv HfD i i f nr ritI,r , , m , - r lie uiiucvj uy i uiwi j aik. i Mnb. CHICK HEM- come an annual vatition :ipf. c.,.,, i., t,. Wash were hTrhL .0 LINDA REED, daughter of ing. The menu: Sauerbratin N naou. eie nere mis last week- er at A.C. Houghton elementary Mr And Mrs r (lv RppH nfShnflv German Pnt I?ouh nroivi rri hi; ...... j , .. . ... r. ..r-u. ..j Cove, was married to Richard Pam .Schmeder, Kartoffe- Gladys has been "Queen 0fSmiUl' on Wdy 27 at "le Hen-lklosse (Potato dumplings) pre- the Kitchen", serving delicious tfJC0Stal Cnurct) of God in Shady pared by Gladys Hobbs, Warme nutritious kid pleasin mealsCove- witt' a rKcep'!0" following Kassolat (Wilted Lettuce Salad) k . in the Y.F.W. Hall. Linda's prepared by Greta Le Blanc and snacks at 4-H camp the wedding colors were red and and for dessert, Apfeltarte (Ap- and will be white. nle tart) which was also prepared i li Sizzling Savings On First Aid Supplies! Rexall Rex-Salvine BURN SPRAY Prompt, sontliinn relief : oz. Mfr's List Prirt Sl.fi!) $1.09 end to visit his sister and fam- school, Irrigon. il y, the Ed GontjJs. Mrs. Don Eubanks, Melissa and Melinda, recently visited here with her mother, Alice McCabe. Floyd Hutcnins iouk five of past '0 vearsi it A' Rexall CALAMINE SPRAY Holiovos itchinc; speeds hoalitiL'' fi oz. Mfr's List Prioi $1.7!) $1.39 ms granacnuaren to the moun- ' uie neeu iainu aie luimer rain, iiie uiuie was sei in uer- tains over the weekend. They wittl nlan talents in addition Irrigon residents. Mr. and Mrs. man style with the spoon lying J got to ride for cattle while t0 C00kinS, Gladys highlights Billy Griffin and family, of Ir-across the plate diagonally. J they were there. Those enjoy- mealtime activities when she rigon attended ttie wedding. Mrs. Mombers present were Pam ing tun were rracie and Tina wuL wl ll,c Riiiit;i1 iu itau uunin is an auiu ui iue uiiue. omucutri, uieLai.e oiauc anu Connor, Sam and Pete Mc- singing and participate in other The bride and groom spent leader Gladys Hobbs. Cvnthia 4 a week in Calif, on their honey- Matthews was absent. k ggl, - ..w.t.... ... s.utwtj w ..t IIIUUII. Ur: l& CIIIJJIUJITU UJ 1IIC IICAI IIIITtrilllg VI HI JC JUlie ' of the many 4-H activities which Anderson Co. on the Lost Creek 21, at Greta Le Blanc's. The Gladys supports. She is leader Dam project. They will make meal will be a Scandinavian, of the 4-H Square Dance Club their home in Shady Cove. which includes approximately 50 COLUMBIA LITTLE LEAGUE News reporter, young people from Irrigon and SCHEDULE for their Major Lea- Boardman, leads a Foods and gue, consisting of teams from Greta Le Blanc Nutrition Club, and serves as a Boardman-Irriaon (B & I Cubs) 4-H superintendent for County Echo and Stanfield is as foil- Craig Angell, son of Mr. and Fair. Campers may be sure ows: B & I vs Stanfield HiHo Mrs. Larry Angell celeba'rted Gladys will be on hand again June 15 at Stanfield. his first birthdav with a tnrtvk Echo June 17, at his home June 7. Those k Rexall POISON IVY SPRAY $1.59 fi I1Z. .Mfr's List Price SI OS Daniel, Jimmy and Bobbette An- fun activities. COURT continued from page 1 this year to add her special tou ches to 4-H camp. potato grower needs suf ficient financing at a rate of interest he can afford to pay. The local farmer can't op erate as the corporate far mer in tax loss operations. Marketing. The northwest pioneered marketing agree ments. They taxed them selves to advertise nationally and worked with other groups as beef for pattys and sour cream tor Daxea potatoes. Quality control-problems in controling disease. "There's too much govern ment control," Jeep said, "we need some balance that is fair to all." He noted that last summer there was a dock strike, railroad strike, Western Union strike and a telephone strike while we Mrs. Don Eubanks, Melissa were trying iu iiai vesi pu- and Melinda, recently visit- I j r i Rexall House & Garden INSECT KILLER 98C 14 oz. Mfr's List Price $1.1!) Bi I vs at Irrigon. , ... , Echo vs Assisting Gladys in camp cook- at stanfild ery this year is Mildred Baker, b i f vs Boardman. Mrs. Baker is also at irrion an elementary teacher at A.C. Houghton school. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Griffith and family went to Lincoln City recently. While they were gone, Oris and Doris Crisp stayed at the ranch onlower Willow Creek. Hi Ho Hi Ho celebrating with him were Tra- Rexall Pine Oil Disinfectant No. 6, Pint. Mfr's List Price $1.39 89c June 21, bette Angell, and his grandpa rents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hut-chins. Miss Marguerite Calvin of Anchorage, Alaska recently visited here with friends. tatoes. Freight rates are high from the producing west to the consuming west. It is up 143 per cent in the last five years. He said he thought pota toes had grown to such a point in the area that an ex periment station was feas ible. Columbia Basin Electric Coop won the pot. Queen and Court will be guests at the Chamber meeting next Monday. The annual con servation Tour will be held June 28. During the morn ing the group will look at the diversionditchesonShobe Canyon, have lunch at Mel Mover's ranch and tour the ranch in the p.m. ed here with her mother, Alice McCabe. June 15 - GIANTS VS. DODGERS. June 19 - INDIANS VS. GIANTS. June 20 - BRAVES VS. DODGERS. June 21 GLANTS VS. INDIANS. June 22 - DODGERS VS. BRAVES. Game Time: 6:00 p.m. sharp. All Heppner Teams Home Garnis will be played at the Heppner Little Lea gue Field, and all lone Home Games will be played at the lone Little League Field. (Home Team is the first team 'isted) Friday is reserved for makeup games. Effective Immediately Mo Burning eppner Except By Permit City of Heppner Fire Chief Forrie Burkenbine Rexall KLENZO TOOTHBRUSHES Nylon bristles. Choice of 5 styles in plasti Mfr's List Price- 13t HUM : case. 490 each Rexall MOUTH WASHES 59 4' rofrcslilnc cIioIitk! Spring Gri-cn, Ml-31. Klono or lllui Drul. Mfr'ti I.lst rno--!ic Rrxnll ALUMOX 670 MiiciK'sliim-nluminuin hydroxide nd. Vi '. Mfr'K List I'riot H!c Alurex No. 2 Tablet!, Mfr'x List lru Kite 50'n 690 Rexall Modacin Pain Relief Tablets f, pr.-100's Mfr's List Price $1.29 79c Rexall Timed Nasal Dceonpestant Capsules 10, Mfr's List Price 8Sc 20, Mfr's List Price $1.79 $1.49 Rexall Aspirin MO's Mfr's List Price $1.75 99c 100's, Mfr's List Price 79c 43c Rexall Ruffered Aspirin 100's, Mfr's List Price $1.17 73c Rexall Funjri-Rex Athlete's Foot Ointment IK 07.., Mfr's List Price $1.29 79c Rexall Milk of Magnesia, plain or mint 12 oz., Mfr's List Price 79c 49c Rexall Children's Aspirin, 1 14 p-ain 36's. Mfr's List Price 39c 29c Rexall Rubbing Alcohol, Pint -Mfr's List Price 83c 49c Rexall Glycerin Suppositories, adult or infant, 24's Mfr's List Price 89c ... 9c Rexall Eyelo Eye Lotion, 8 oz., Mfr's -List Price $1.29 79c Rexall Saccharin Tablets, 1000's 14 pr., Mfr's List Price $1.09 59c y. pr., Mfr's List Price $1.29 77c 1 gr., Mfr's List Price $1.79 $1.09 Rexall No Aspirin For those who can't take aspirin! 5 gr., 100's Mfr's List Price $1.59 $1.29 Rexall Monacet APC Tablets, 100's Mfr's List Price 99c 73c Rexall Foot Powder, 4 oz. Mfr's List Price 75c 49c Rexall BRITE SET HAIR SPRAY Regular, Casual, Hard-to-Hold or Uiiscented 13 oz Mfr's List Price 8!)c 49 Rexall Protein Hair Spray for women 11 oz., Reg. Hard-to-Hokl or Unscented. Mfr's List Price $1.50 ....89c Rexall Hand Lotion with pump, 15 14 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.39 ....77c Rexall Set Me Straight Hair Relaxer. .. Kit. Mfr's List Price $2.50 $1.88 Rexall New Awakening Lemon Shampoo, 15 14 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.39 89c Rexall New Awakening Lemon Crcme Rinse, 7 14 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.19 59c Rexall Foaming Bath Oil 32 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.29 99c Lorie Bubble Bath, 16 fragrant Packets. Mfr's List Price 69c 44c Rexall Fast Home Permanent, 5 types Mfr's List Price $1.89 $1.09 Rexall New Awakening Lemon Hand Lotion. 7 14 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.09 75c Cara Nome Hand & Body Cream, 4 oz., or Lotion, 8 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.09 66c Rexall Redi-Spray Dry AntiPerspirant J Deodorant, 8 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.49 $1.09 S Rexall Brightener Toothpaste, N 6 34 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.09 ...59c 5 Rexall Protein Dry Control Men's Hair Spray, 8 oz., Mfr's List Price $1.39 99c took Sharp ToHstry t?htteh Rexall s Reg 11 oz. $1.09 Redi-Shave Shave Cream 59 , Menthol or Lime. Mfr's List Price 2 Rexall Redi-Shave After Shave Lotion, J Mfr's List Price 79c 45c -Rexall Toothpaste, 6 34 oz., Mfr's List Price 99c 55c b oz., Rexall Breathfresh, 250 metered sprays. Pocket size, Mfr's List Price 89c 79c 1 s s i