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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1972)
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Grant. 12.5X.OC City of Beroner Flood Isaage Bonda '" 7i,0bcibC . Cit7 of Heppoer Flood Daage Bonds. 1 7.5.X. X City of nener Flocd Ie&ge 5ond8. . 1imi 1Cjt..31C.uC 1 1 " " r " " 1 1 - 25.CCC.X Projected repair of flood daaaged . . swlJBdng pool ' " (p.aiae) rai " 7i,C0CX0 " Beconstructior. of bridges 4 street TCllCTliS FV!d 2 ' Reperaent to City Reaerre Funda for 7,5X,X utilitr replacement " 1065OC.X 100 Year pioneers honored Ttu' ilifi'.-mUnis f AllHTl U r(M. pumeri li'iiKl.iiiaii ut-rc himnrr-d at tlw Khri C rc li CirMi;' ri'i'uUr niecl ti(. Juii' 9tli. Thtwe aW lo prfM-iit Tr J rami .on amiihl Writ-lit, ir Urt.'ti!, riai-f raiulh.m rTand.uut;hiiT. bfth CUrk. Kijinoik! ru;h! cuvt- a bru'f hisior) (( Hit Uii.U. lie said Allxrt n.'hi nuvid lu this count) in lf"Z frum tTfgiin Clt and tmnu'.stiMd fd on I'h.a Cri'ck on land that ha S't-n in ttif Wri.-tit Ian.U n" fur 5'i'ii ra!ii'ii.s. Crtat praivlsun Allnrt ainl his sn IH an ni' livt on ttw ongiiul first hotiit'.sti'id, Uk iui ovtT frum hts Mliir .nan. There ere 5 children m the fanalv, all born in Vlar ro Count. Sjlus, Ansfn, Ceiirge, Julia Jiisbei ) and I. flit Gillian.). As the) i;r oldi r the) each aciiuired part of the home place and addi tifiial lands and btcaine stiM'knien too. Walter U ritht tiJd of his father, Anson, at the ae of 12, stayint alone in !!ii nuHinUins h r J mt" a bund of sheep dunnc the sum mer months. He stayed at the cabin near Anson Wright nirk. .andtlutnov.lv l.-iis to Uon and Patsy Wright) Anderson, daui:htt'r of tl Walter Wrifhts. The children of An-soii Wriirht v.t-re Clyde, Maude rUi;t;5, Raymond. Myrtle (Clubim ) Ha rley, Nellie ,Kru-fer),- Walter, and Samuel v. ho passed aav as a young boy. The Anson Wright laii.ily home as four miles from' the Payniond Writht ranch oi today. The chil dren attended the one room school In Spring Hol lo during the summer mon ths, and a teacher was available. This school house was later moved to the site where the Grange Hall now stands and was used as the first Grange lull when it was organized in 1923. It is now part of the kitchen. Karton and Beth ;w right) Clark and son Ned and family opt-rate the land of Kaymond W right and carry on the family tra dition. They were recently named Livestockmen of Um- lumed I lvestiiekmell ot the year for Morrow Count). Harold, .on of Clsd' Wri ght, was also named tivestiH'knian of thf year vi ral years at'o ami lus cat tle, shi-ep, buffalo, llamas ami horses he runs on land tlut tvlonced to Ins fatlH r. Son Kenneth ami faii.il) are very much a part of this and also oeraies Wri. hts Coun try Store. The Wrights, their wives and children have contribu ted much to (lie history and d. velopiut'iit of Morrow Count) and to the Grange. Anionc the charter members of the Grange were Anson. Orun and Pearl, Raymond and Eva, Clyde and Mary, and Waltr Wright. A committee of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Tearl Wright, Llmer Palmer and Harold Kerr were app ointed to meet with the Park Hoard to see If It would t (Htssibl to build Ur,e fireplace at the Anson W right Memorial Park and dedicate it to the 100th Anuiversary of the Wrights coming to Morrow Count). Hob Stevens, rerted for the Agriculture Committee that set-Mtiide acres lud to be destroyed by Jul) 1st this year In order to comply with the (train program. Lots of new diversion ditches are being put In the fields through out the county. Harold Kerr told of the Field Day to be held at the Pendleton Expert ment Station on June 23rd where new grains will be shown in test plots, including New Hyslop wheat. Archie Bechdolt reported on legislation pending, and spoke against gun control. The Committee of Womeiis Activities will picnic at the Anson W right Memorial Park for the June meeting on Thurs. the 15th at 11 a.m. All ladies of the Grange, famU). and friends are In vited. Bring your own table service. CI If I- WiMU has return ed home from seven weeks treatment In the clinic in the State Office Hullding, Portland. FISHING SATURDAY out of llwaco were Forrie Hurken blne. Clyde Allstott and Jack Mwlland.' The) caught their limit of salmon. MR. I MRS. Curtis Culp, now of Ontario, visited here early this week. Announcement . . . m CORP. UVI Complete Line Of Ports ond Service Facility For John Deere ond Calkins Machinery BUTTER CREEK HWY., 1 Ml. NORTH OF HWY. SON, HERMISTON PHONE 567-8327 mm 11 Apartments in lone the former Hotel Building 2 Bedroom 1 Bedroom Studio Apts. All newly Remodeled & Decorated Harmonizing: paneling-wall finishes and wall-to-wall carpeting Draperies-in golds Compact kitchens-range & dishwasher Custom built cabinets Lots of closets Laundromat in building Each apartment with private entrance Open for inspection anytime CALL I0NE 422-7508 No pets please "one's answer to Kinzua's plea for housing. , id-;-; ' f i f 1 i s
