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No Newt On Bombing Range Movt Uy Mary 1 Marlow Rupert kennedv, coordi nator of I Vri o( Morrow , told Hit port romnnion Ut Thurd.t evening that there urrc no new development concerning the relocation of the Navy Bombing range, other than Ih4i the Navy I iudmg other site (or poible relocation of the So.oui acre range However, the port in continuum it campaign for the relocation. Kennedy staled The move is needed to make way for the site of the Portland General Electric Company nuclear power plant a the Atomic Energy Com mission ha told the electric company that the nuclear plant and a bombing range would not be compatible Kennedy also pointed out that the relocation is nettled not only (or the nuclear plant, but for development in in tensified (arming He said Morrow County has 13.000 acres under irrigation this year and will have an an ticipated 23.010 acres irrigated next year. Should Portland General Electric be unable to build at Boardman. a spokesman (or the company has said they have other site investigations underway in Eastern Oregon Among those mentioned were Eight Mile Canyon southeast of Arlington, and Cold Springs and Juniper Canyon. North east of Hermiston The Umatilla County sites would use the coolant water (or irrigation the same as the Morrow and Gilliam county sites Recently Hear Adm. John Tierney visited the Boardman Bombing Range, and accord ing to Herman Winter. Heppner. Fort of Morrow attorney, the admiral was interested in "Smoothing out" some public relations problem in connection with the bomb ing range. The Navy has asked the Stanford Research Institute to study possible other sites for relocation of the range. Members of Greenfield Grange will observe Grange Sunday Oct. 22 by attending Boardman Community Church as a group, followed with a potluck dinner at the grange hall at 1 p.m. The publie ts invited. Tne grange will hold its regular meeting at the hall Oct. 21 at 2 p.m. In the evening members will go to Willows Grange at lone for a potluck supper at 6:30, and visit the grange at the evening session. Five tables of pinochle were in play at the card party held Saturday night at the Green field Grange hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Committee of the grange. Hostesses were Mrs.. Frank Marlow and Hazel Carpenter. Men's high prize went to Art White, and women's high to Mrs. White. Men's second high was won by Ed Kuhn and the women's by Mrs. Walter Hayes. Andrew Skiles of Hermiston and Mrs. Walter Wyss received the traveling pinochle prizes. The next night party will be held Nov. 18, starting with potluck supper at 6:30. WAC PLAN CARD SERIES The Women's Activity Committee of Greenfield Grange met Wednesday of last Vote For SADIE PARRISH ':- m. 4 v; . TSove Your Tax dollars by Re-electing A Qualified and Trained County Clerk11 HF.ITNF-R UlRK.i. tiAZFTTKTIMFS, week at the home of Mr Bernard Ikonovan, starting with luncheon Mr Itollin Huhop w i guet It w;u voted to Hart the (all tent of card par tic tct 17 and continue through April Partira will be held each Tuesday at 10 am Night partie will ht held once a month, the lirl one to be Oct 14. starting with potluck supper at .. Hitee (or the next (our week (or day partie are a (ollow: Oct 17. Mr Donald Baker. tKt 24. Mr Donovan. Oct 31. Mr Chub Warren. Nov 7, Mrs Toe Tatone Dan Sorenon of Portland. member o( the Hideous In ternational, was a speaker at the Boardman Community Church Sunday morning . lolling of the work of the Gideons At the evening; service Erma Isomer, (icld representative (or Village Missions, spoke briefly. GOLFING Carrol Wilkins of Arlington had low net in the first nine in the Sweepstakes at Willow Run golf course Sunday. Second low net went to Ron Daniels The fall Low Ball tourna ment is now in progress Mrs Grace Tyler of Port land and her son and daughter-in-law . Mr and Mrs Harold Ty ler and sons Melvin and Paul of Gresham visited Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Elvin Ely. A weekend guest at the Ely home was their grand daughter. Joyce Lilly of Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messenger of Lexington visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Messenger's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. Mrs. Jack Clough of Tulare. Calif, visited over Sunday at the home of her daughter. Connie Clough. RIVERSIDE SCHOOL MENU Tues.-Corn dogs, potato chips, vegetable sticks, fruit and cookies. Wed-Vegetable beef soup, egg salad and peanut butter sandwiches, pickles and pudding with topping. Thurs. -Macaroni and cheese, buttered carrots. lunch meat slices, and fruit crisp. Fn.-Meat loaf, green beans, fluffed potatoes, grape fruit and jello. Riverside's Defense Good Riverside played good defense in their game with Echo Thursday afternoon "but not good enough" accord ing to Coach Don Hendrix. "They had a heck of a time beating us". The Cougars were inside the Pirate's 10 yard line three times in the first half but failed to score due to the extra fine defense of the Pirates. Mike Proctor and Darrel Pummel both turned in a good performance. John Graham scored on a 35 yard run and Darrel Pummel scored on a pass from Sielinski. The final score was 12 to 20. Their standing in the Big Sky Conference is 4-2. The Pirates meet Hunt ington at Boardman this Friday at 2:30 p.m. for a non-league game. Huntington has been champs in their league the last three years. PRESENT COUNTY CLERK Ttmrd.. II. l..hr IS IT3 over tooenjov the pl.iv night ai tone s khi un ,.i..m..., Uednesdav evening-. Mrs Jerry Martin gets a work out on the lie universal gvm This isn't as easy as it looks. She says when she first started sin- Kinzua Mr and Mrs Phil Kelson moved to Lake Oswego Fri day. .Mr Kelson had been personnel manager (or Kinzua. Corporation Mrs Verna Coielaiut was here visiting Mr. and Mrs Paul Muzv and Mr and Mrs Bill McMmn and family Mrs Melba Mitchell was the hostess for a card party held at the First Grade Room Wednesday night High was won by Laun Hire. Second High was won bv Deena Reid. Pincholes were won hy Deena Held and Evy I.uper. Others playing were Sue Mattison, Irene Samples. Jo Madden . and Gail Mennenga..' Mrs Deena Reid and Mrs. LaVelle Cecil went to The Dalles Friday for Deena to have dental care and LaVelle to have medical attention. Mrs Sharon Bell, and Mrs Rose Vader1, daughters Chris and Treasea of Fossil traveled to Portland Wednesday to do some shopping Mr. and Mrs Bill McMinn went to The Dalles Saturday for Pat to have medical care. The Kinzua Kindergarten will hold a bake sale at the Kinzua Merchantile Saturday morning October 7th. The hours will be from nine until twelve o'clock. Mrs. Melba Mitchell will be in charge of the bake sale. Abirthday party was held Sunday for Mark Asher who was eight years old. Those attending the party were Andy Samples. Danny McRoberts, Sherri McMinn. Robbie Hu lett, Nanette Carey, Mike Luper and Lorri Day. Also attending the party was Mrs. Thelnia Dyer of Mayville. Games were played then Mark opened his gifts. Cake and Ice Cream was enjoyed by the children. Mr. and Mrs. Don Nickleson went to The Dalles Saturday to have Brad and Tiffnay's pictures taken. Mrs. Virginia Sitton took her mother Mrs. Cora Burnside of Spray to Pendleton to have medical attention for Mrs. Burnside. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Portner went to Portland over the weekend to do some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Arlet Camp bell and daughter Andrea went to Bend Sunday where Bonnie and Andrea attended a bridal shower for Arlet's sister, Roetta. Pastor and Mrs. Bill Mai went to Portland Monday on business. Federal m ami Oliver z&iiu.uu'u. damages to 78 Federal Crop Insurance policy holders. J All-Risk Federal Crop Insurance t t prevents financial disaster with established p guaranteed protection. p J Protect your investment with Federal Crop lns.1 f IUI ASIdi rUI lWlilIICiV iiiiwi iiiaMviif van w w could barely lift her legs from the door Spending the week w ith Mr and Mrs. Don Cory and Dawn was Mrs Cory's mother Mrs Therence Williams of St Manes. Idaho Tuesday Mrs Corv. daughter Dawn and Mrs Williams went to Bend for Daw n to have dental care SK'ndmg the weekend visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Don Cory was Mr. and Mrs Roy Keller of Madras. Oregon Mr and Mrs Dave Matti son. Jodi and Robin and Mr. and Mrs Bob Hire, and son Raymond and Mr. Frank Suivey went to Mt. Vernon Sunday where they met' Mr. and Mrs. Harvy Spivey of Baker, Oregon and had a family picnic for the day. Mr Orville deadly went to The Dalles to see his wife Carol who is in The Dalles General Hospital. Mr and Mrs. Steve Conlee, Robbie and Scott spent the weekend in Bend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Misener. Sunday they visited Roberta's Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jones who live in Culver, Oregon. Mr. Percy Cecil of Heppner , spent the w eekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cecil and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Bowman went to Portland over the weekend where they were houseguests of their son Joe. Mr. and Mrs. Red Watts went to The Dalles Saturday for medical care for Red. Mrs. Don Slinkard went to John Day Friday for dental care. Those going from the Kin zuaCiolf Course to play in the Best Ball Tournament at Condon were Lee Bailey, Don Slinkard, Henry Spivey, Ver lin Conner, Ronnie Bowman, Mark Jellick, Wayland Hyatt, Bill Allard, Chuck Crawford, and Herb Wright. Among the winners were Verlin Conner and Henry Spivey for First Low Net, and Don Slinkard and Lee Bailey for Second Low Gross. Tuesday Mrs. Rose Hard wick and Mrs. Margeurite Stanton traveled to The Dalles where Rose and Margeurite had medical attention. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Denzil White went to Heppner on business. GOOD Jesus Loves you!, Crop Insurance Pays n:l I 4n- 1miicrkt onrl rnt raiu m DEADLINE OCT. Irrlion Council Meets By France Row Wilton lURIGON COUNCIL MEETS A 50 foot strip o( land ha been dedicated a a public right of way In Irrigon, West of Ordnance Komi The Irrigon City Council adopted a resolu tion at theTue night meeting to accept a deed lor 25 ft. trip of land that run North and South between Utah anil Calif Avenue. Iron the Wet Extension Irrigation District Ray Ittillip deeded a 25 ft tnpo( land in 1470. allowing a soft right o( way, to be named South 3rd St 0OT5 JOTS Finally I've seen a Uni versal Gym For two years I Mt through school budget meetings at Pilot Rock when the Phys Ed department asked (or a Universal Gym, Finally on the 2nd year it was led in. Same song (or two years at Heppner and this year the district bought one (or each of the three school attendance areas. Monday when I went to lone (or the school board meeting I went through the gym during their Play Night. Kids and adults were having (un and I SAW the Universal gym that I'd heard of so long Universal Gym may be a trade name but the idea is similar on all of them. Later I got to try a few o( the stations and I am afraid I might be just as enthusiastic as the coaches about it. Like practicing the piano, there would be a certain amount of selMiscipline at working out on it regularly The stations work on pulleys and weights so really you're working against yourself. I can see where it would tone up or tone down these flabby muscles. Weights start out with 10 pounders and gradually work up to HEAVY ones. ...for the football boys. Every year we raise these little sugar pumpkins so our grandboys can have auto graphed jack-o-lanterns. We scratch their names on them while they are green and the scab forms. It costs a mint to send them to Gold Beach... but this week we had better get with it! Mrs. Eldwood Cannan went to Pendleton Wednesday where she brought home Mrs. Linda Lucas from St. An thonys Hospital. Mrs. Betty Murdock went to The Dalles for business, shopping and to have medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jones and son Bobby traveled to Heppner Friday for dental care for Dale. Saturday night there was a Hunters Card Party sponsored by the Camp Five Womens Club. The card party was held at the Community Hall. Mrs. Betty Murdock and Mrs. Judy Warming were the hostess for the evening. There wer 15 tables of cards in play. High was won by Rally Spivey and Lewis Madden, Low was won by Liz Moles and Lee Bailey, Pinocholes were won by Terry Todd and Herb Luper. The door prize was won by Denzil White. The hall was decorated for hunting season and stew, biscuits, and crackers were served. Mrs. Judy Warming and children Craig and Jolene went to Prineville Friday for dental care for Craig and Jolene. NEWS Pd. Adv. .... J 31 Application and plans for Mobil dome Court and drive in busmen were sub mitted by Ted Wilson and reviewed by In Council. No action was taken, pending approval by the planning commission. Planning Commission Chairman Perry I'urnmel reported a request for a lone variance had I wen received from Fred Walker. A hearing on this has been set for M. . Ted Wilson's plans will also be considered at this time. The Nov. Council mrHing will be held on the first Tues instead of the usual 2nd Tues. as the Council members will meet to poll the election ballots on that day. Recorder Ruth Coy reported that no filings had been turned in (or (he 3 Council positions or for that o( Municipal Judge, to date Petitions or (ilings must he in her hands 13 days prior to election Oct. 24th will be the last day (or filing. The Council accepted with an expression o( regret, the resignation o( Mrs. Coy as recorder. She gave poor health as her reason (or resignation. She will continue until a successor can be obtained A letter will be sent to the West Extension Irrigation Co. asking that they clean up their property on N. Main St. since criticism has been received rom-prmntf the condition o( the buildings and accululation ol junk on the property. THE 4-11 OUTIKIORSMAN CLUB met at the home of Chester Wilson on Oct. 13. Officers elected (or the com ing year were: President, Dale Brandt; Vice President, Larry Wilson; Secretary Donald Richards; Treasurer, Mike Stanley; Sgt. at Arms, Danny Brasel. There were 7 members present. David Richards, a senior in High School is Jr. Leader, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson are co-leaders of the club. MISS JUDY BERGER.the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bergcr of Irrigon, has been promoted to personnel manager for Lipmans at Eastport Shopping Center, in Portland. Miss Berger has been with Lipmans since April of 1960. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephens were May McKinney of Pendleton on Thurs. and Fri. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fletcher of Arlington, visited on Thurs. Mrs. Glen O'Brien and son Billy and daughter Glenda Mortimore of Longview, Wash., visited her mother Luella Acock and other relatives in Irrigon and Pendleton recently. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 7th day of November 19T2, at at $9,000.00. Said Election shall be held on November 7, 1372, and the polls shall be open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The polling places shall be at: 1. Heppner City Hall for voters from the N. E. Heppner sector. 2. Morrow County Museum for voters from the N. W. Heppner sector. 3. Morrow County Courthouse for all others. Ail roalrlontq In the HEPPNER WATER CONTROL DISTRICT who arc registered voTers and who haw resided in the District for at least thirty (30) days prior to tne election are qualified to vote In this election. The ballot shall read substantially as follows: STUB No To be torn off by one of the Clerks OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR HEPPNER WATER CONTROL DISTRICT, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON NOVEMBER 1, 1972 SPECIAL ELECTION TO ESTABLISH TAX BASE THE HEPPNER WATER CONTROL DISTRICT presently has a tax base In effect of $000.00. Do you approve a tax base establishment of $9,000.00 for the HEPPNER WATER CONTROL DISTRICT? YES MO PubSc Notice NOTICFOF8AI.K OF COUNTY I'MOI'F.KTV BY VIRTUE OF AN ORIV ER OF THE COUNTY COURT. DATED SEPTEM BER JO. IV72, 1 am authorised and dinrted to advertise and rll at public auction al not less than the minimum price herein set lorth : Parcel No. 1. U.I 6, In Block M, lloyse Addition to the Town of ilardman. (or the minimum once o( :W(W Parcel No. 1 Uit 5, and the South ten ( I0 (eet of l-o( 4. in Block 3, Ferguson's Addition to the Town of Iliirdiuan. (or the minimum price of Ho 00. Parcel No. 3 tts 3 and 4 In Block 3, Adams Addition to the Town ol Hardman. (or the minimum pnre o( M 00 THEREFORE. I will on the 2nd day o( November 1972, at the hour of lo-oti A.M. at the front door ol the Court House In Heppner, Oregon sell said property to the highest and best bidder. John F. Mollahan Sheriff and Tax Collector Morrow County, Oregon iniblicution days. September 28, 1972 October 5, 12. 19. and 26. 1972 . cW-43 Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, Mark and Scott spent the past week-end vacationing in their new camper, at Iron Horse on Mt. Adams. They have visited other points of interest In Oregon and Wash. Mrs. Al Partlow spent several days visiting her sister, Mrs. Gene Berg, in Vancouver, Wash, also visit ing other relatives in the vicinity. J. Fred Remington of Port land, was guest speaker for the Gideons, at the Irrigon Assembly of God Church on Sunday. He stated that more than 100 million Bibles and testaments have been dis tributed through this Christian business mens organizations. Pastor Wesley Cronk was among the ministers ot tne area invited to a banquet given by the Gideons (or ministers at the Caravan restaurant at the Sands Motel, in Hermiston. MENU A.C.HOUGIITON Oct. 19--Thurs.--HamI)urger gravy, Fluffed potatoes, green beans, applesauce, peanut butter cookies. Oct. -20--Fri. -Macaroni & Cheese, Egg salad, Harvard Beets, peaches. Oct. 23--Mon.-VETERANS DAY NO SCHOOL Oct. 24-Tues.--Raviolas, Fluffed potatoes, buttered peas, cinnamon rolls, plums. Oct.-25-Wed.--Veg. beef soup, sands: Tuna, peanut butter, pickles & olives, fruit cobbler. ELECTION NOTICE s Dick T. Wilkinson, Chairman, Board of Directors Pi&Ss Kdtka IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OKEtiONHOMTHK COUNTY W MOKROW I'HOHATK DEPARTMENT IN THE MATTER OF THE Estate of Philip W. Estate of Philip W. Mahoney, dacaased. No. 1700 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS Notice is hereby given that lie undersigned have been ippointed personal represent Hives of the above estate. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present them to the under tigned personal represent stives at the law offices of Roliert Abrams. Heppner, Oregon? within (our niontha after the date of first publica tion of this notice. (s)llaiel Mahoney . personal Representative A55 E. Ilager Heppner, Oregon 97R36 is) Robert P. Mahoney Personal Representative Rural Rome Heppner, Oregon 97836 Dated and first published this 12th day of October 1972 c4M3 October 4, 1972 REQUEST FOR BIOS Morrow County Court is requesting bids on 3 trucks which must meet or exceed the following specifications: Cab and Chassis with Hell Hoist It Srhetky lied S- yd dump bed) and Dashboard Controls 7000 lb fron axle 18,500 rear axle - 2-speed 351 v-6 motor or v-8 S-speed transmission dry air cleaner 13" clutch oil filter Extra heavy duty reinforced frame Tachometer Auxiliary springs rear (20001 1) Springs front H.D. 4500 lb rear springs 10,500 lbs. Heavy duty bumper (tow hooks) 10 stud, budd wheels 20x7 " Two 10.00 x 20 hiwav 12-plv new nylon front tires (100 level) Four 10.00 x 20 off-road 12-ply new nylon rear (100 level) Dual Exhaust system Power booster brakes and power steering 2 west coast mirrors H D heater and defroster HD sponge rubber seat 40 day delivery County color - Omaha Orange Power take-off Bids will be opened Novem ber 1, 1972. Morrow County reserves the right to reject any or all bids, (s) Paul W. Jones, Judge Morrow County Court C41-43 Pd. Adv. By SADIE PARRISH
