iu:i'i'nt okk. c;
$220,000
for lake
Connie lui riiiieled Hull
S.'JM.inni Ih- held III rrwrie for
illle const I Met "Ml f Willow
Oeck lutke near Heppner,
iUtnrdmK li ConnresMiiun AI
t'lliu.in
Tin- anniHineemenl was made
in connivtion with nppropriu
nf more (h.m . million l'r
project in central uml eastern
th-ejjon.
At the hip f ,nt'
according In I'llnian. i the $2.5
million appropriation (or repair
and expansion of tin' Shasta
View Irrigation District facil
Hit's south of Klamath Falls
Adult Swim Hours from 6
p.m. to 7 p in. every day except
Saturday and Sunday.
July 6
OES Installation
X p in. Masonic Hall
Streakers vs Braves. 6
Julv8
00
Cecil Picnic
Julv 9
Story
: V).
Hours at Librarv 1:00
Julv 14
Sidewalk Bazaar
The primary Library at the
Heppr.er Elementary Grade
School will he open from 9 a.m
to 11 a.m. all summer long.
Sponsored A A Public
Service By
RUGGLES
B0YCE Insurance Agency
228 Main
P.O. Box 247 676-9625
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D BILLBOARD 1
i GARDNER'S MENS WEAR
LeRoy & Marge
I KINZUA CORPORATION
Heppner, Oregon
BUCKNU.VS TAVERN
Warren & Dolores
I MILADIES APPAREL
Grace & Alice
1 RENE'S BEAUTY SALON
i Rene Toll
I FORD'S GENERAL
Bud Peck
(CAL'S ARC0
Cal & Beverly Sherman
1 CAL'S CAFE & LOUNGE
Buz & Kate Lynch
I HEPPNER BARBER SHOP
i Ftlelvin Hammons
Icf A PC CATALOG
mm: timks. Ttiurd. Jui
Two other urination districts
ii Hie stale iiImi received major
luntlmi!: .V0,t to continue
ivttnliiilaiioii ol the Tunialo
Irrigation District's facilities
north of Henri, and lii.noo lor
uppadii.H OcIuko Irrigation
District works in Crook County
In this week's action the
House wM affirmed that con
struction ol the Catherine Creek
pain m I'nion should now move
ahead by earmarking $70t).ooo
m construction funds and tying
thcin to a previous $400,000
appropriation.
In addition, the House ap
proved SI.Vi.ooo for restudy of
Itie I'matilla Basin and Walla
Walla Projects in I'matilla
County
Oilier House-backed appro
priations have tieen slated for
revetment work on the Willam
ette River, and maintenance of
the Klamath Project in the
Klamath Basin.
Mlts. H1SIK (ItMtHIt of
Walla Walla, accompanied by
her soi. aid riaughlct --in-law .
Mi ai d Mrs Floyd Ci ahcr of
Anucli-s. visited Friday
with Mis. CialH't s brother -it -law
at d sister. Mr. and Mrs 1.
II Rnhnson.
I.OI5 A STOTTSIN
ST. WTIIOW'S
Ijora Sioils. Heppi.er is re-i-uiH-ianni;
in Si. Anthonys
Hospital Pendleion. after un
deiomt! surgery last Wedncs
dav. She broke her hip June T2
w het she fell inside a bowling
ii!!, ill Pel (lletoi .
Ailhouuh she is recovering
satisfactorily, it apiears that
Lora is in for a long siege in tht
hospital
A, v ol her friends wishn g to
write l her are welcome to do
sn at the hospital. Boom 421.
The .Methodist Churches at
Heppr.er and Echo heard a
report on the 197:1 Oregon-Idaho
l'nited Methodist Conference
from their delegate, Mrs. Bil
Weatherford. on Sunday. July 1.
John Maatta. lav leader, con
nue.en ...e serv.ee a. neppner
and Mr. Lrvin Williams presid-
a, Echo
-
duct i-d the service at Heppner
CHARLES
ri,.,!- a Dnrothv Heard, for their tireless efforts
of Morrow County, the following merchants would like to take this opportunity to wish both of them the best
of everything in the future. We are pleased that although they have sold the paper they will continue on as
residents of Heppner.
TIRE SERVICE
SALES MERCHANT
i. i:a
lone
KUtKNt ItOWI I I.
TOW FUJI I V
Mr and Mr Howard (Yowell
lAii nd an ii vilalion to fi lends
In iiii.-i il the VMiltl.ng ol their
d.iu;.l"ei, Kaien Ionise, to
(tone Conner, son id Mr, and
Mis len Conner, o! I lei misbm.
The weililu g will In- pel (or in
Sum day. July 7. WW a in..
ii Si Williams Calhohc (lunch,
lot 1'
A icccpiion will follow in the
tun cb luisciticnt
Mi and Mrs Dale Rodriguez
are parents of a son Ixtrn June
2H. at the I'matilla Hospital. He
loins three builders and has
Imvi. named Cast Daniel
Ciiandiirenis are Mr. and
Mrs Daniel Rodriguez of Her
mision and Mr. and Mrs. John
Kubauks of lone. Great grand
parents are Mrs Vela F.uhanks
ol Madi as. Mrs Mattie Morgan
ol Cai yorvville, and Mr. Earl
Morgan of lone.
Mrs Bill Gelmas. Tim and
Ahsa. Caldwell. Idaho, arrived
Friday to spend a week w ith Mr.
and Mrs l.co Crabiree of Cecil.
Sunday was Alisa's birthday,
and a dinner was held in her
honor.
Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs Archie Munkers from
Heppner and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Halversen.
Mrs. Leland McGill of Cecil is
a patient in The Dalles Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Willarri French
spent Sunday in Portland visit
ing friends and relatives.
Leslie Madden and Miss
Frances Ford of Portland are
sM'iding a few days with
Leslie s nioiher. Mr. and Mrs.
Elby Akers.
Mrs Mary Jo Vertner and
children of Aptos. Ca.. arrived
Saturday for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jodie
Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. David
Bccham of Corvalhs were
nvcrniuhl guests.
The l'nited Church of Christ
auction committee announces
thai arrangements have been
made with Ralph Crum for
storage so that people car. bring
items for next vears auction.
G-T WANT ADS PAY
PETERSON'S JEWELERS
Randal & Marlene
HEPPNER T V.
289 No Main
cmm K,c coop
fflPS5SFTIXC0
MORROW CO. CREAMERY
Bill Cox
BANK OF EASTERN
Heppner
FARLEY MOTORS
Jim Farley
HEPPNER AUTO PARTS
Heppner Oregon
WAGON WHEEL CAFE & LOUGE
Ron & Oliva Palmer
HAMLIN'S
M c ll.inlei. Club in vile Hie
putilic to attend its July
meeting, ai d leai i. the identifi
cation o plants growing in the
in e an a
This meeting, will lie ti no low!
salad luncheon in the gaiden of
Mis F T. Mai tin Iieginning al
'I a m.. Wednesday. July II.
tim-sis should bung Kiilad and
law i chaos
Emphasis tins year will Ik
l.oilHulluie knowing plant,
their culture, peculiarities,
and Use..
Sevctat non-members lire
eie-ied to pai ticiwte in other
liauues in the morning"
pmt:i am.
Mr. and Mrs AI Braell Hud
lamily are v isiting at the home
ol her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Fnil Martin
The graduating class of l.l
lioin lone High School held a
r, in mm.. June 10
Saturday evening they had a
no hosi dinner at Beecher's
Cab-. Those present were Mr.
an) Mrs. Jim Martin iCathy
Hcai from Milpitas, Ca.: Mr.
and Mrs. Koland Ekslront,
Boring; Mr. and Mrs. Gary
.Morgan. Aloha, Leslie Madden
and Frances Ford. Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lancaster
(Evelyn Maricki. Cecil; and
Mr. ai d Mrs. Marvin Padberg.
lone.
Sunday they had a potluck
dinner in the park and included
members of the family.
Joining them for the day were
Mr and Mrs. David Becham
iTass Morrison i. Corvallis; and
Unnsc Pointer. Seattle. Wash.
Guest was Mrs. Vertner (Mary
Jo Morrison i of Aptos. Ca.
Plans are being formulated for
a n year reunion in 1975.
Memliers of the clss unable to
attend were Bon Crabtree and
Janet i Palmer 1 Crabtree. Bill
Akers. Ralph Martin and
Sandra iKubanksi Kodrigues.
Paul Smouse. brother of
Kenneth Smouse and lone High
School graduate, is ill in the
Veteran's Hospital and would
ci joy hearing form old friends.
His 'address is Veteran's Hos
piial. 5901 East 7th St.. Long
Beach. Ca. 9OK0I. Kin. SH5S.
;. l MBS. DAVID
MUTIII M are on vacation
ir til July 1! Milcluim beads
in.. Mci'tal Health Cei lei ii
1. ,m-e, . Palsv I mn vv ,l. . n
,i. ,.t.ce while thev are gone.
ei . Palsv Tom will t
OREGON
Branch
Doerdmcn
llvMVBVlFFMXHIOW
Tlie Columbia Uiver park t
Hmiidman. a new Corps of
tCngincers project costing neur
v $1 million, will open for day
ise only July I for the balance
if the Kumcmr.
A spokesman for the Board
nan Park and Keerealion
!)tstriel said I he reason for not
HK Hing the M overnight camp
ng stle !" public t a
)iiblciii relative to the late
iiH-ding of Ihe lawn. The reason
or Ihe lawn problem is the lack
f water for irrigation. A drilled
vell failed lo produce enough
aier.
City officials have said
Bojiidiiian's municipal sewer
md its lagoon disposal system
is not large enough lo handle Ihe
cwage for the new park, which
s cales another question for the
park district.
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7
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Jin e precipitation .20. Norm
al ho June 1 40 In 1972 June had
80 Normal ho the year is 7.74
i 1971 pri-c. is 4 45.
IIOSPI I I.F.WS
Admitted: Vernon Gilman
in d Hoy Robinson. Heppner;
Cai rie Bisek. Condon.
Discharged: Ann Chick.
James llcaly. Heppner.
(illAIN PRICKS
While Wheal
lir.l U hi al
a.mi'j bit.
2.92'.. hu.
ISarlev
s;t.."ii ton
TKI snt rsi:
Mis.. Jerry Sween-y. MoiM'W
Cine ly Heiilth Nuise. wa- ii
I'll! ll.-i' (I this past week iilU-i d
p e classes ill the I'mveisiiy of
On-. i Medical School.
'P'e linn si- wit- i ii lai t m d
,.,,,..,. .Hahvc In cummin,
x .,,,1,1,,. health.
"
and service to the
COAST TO COAST
Dick & Lynnea
WILLOW CR CABINET SHOP
Jim Carr
SSSF"5
GOnTY'SEa&E.eanoraoty
CHEVRON STATION
Ladd Dick
ELMA'S APPAREL
Etna Harshman
CASE FURNITURE CO
Arnie & Rita Hedman
HEPPNER LAUNDROMAT
WAV. Weatherford
HEPPNER CLEANERS
Bill & Daisy Collins
CENTRAL MARKET
Clint & Marie McQuarrle
park
The new park was construct
ed by the Walla Walla District.
Corps of Kngmeer. and was
recently turned over to the
(iirisdiclion of the Portland
office of Ihe corps.
Harold Baker heads Ihe
Boardiiian Park and Recreation
District thai may operate the
new facility, if il is eventually
turned over to Ihe local district.
II is expected lo Ik a busy
place once il is running full
force.
The Bnardman City Council
and Sanitary Disposal. Inc. of
Hermiston agreed to new rates
refuse service in a special
(in
nieetinu of the council Tuesday
nighl. Under a new five-year
franchise. Ihe rate will be $2.50
for the first can of garbage and
$1 for each additional can. This
is a 50 cent increase from the
former rate.
There were three tables of
pinochle in play at Ihe card
party last Tuesday al the
Greenfield Grange hall, spon
sored by the Women's Activity
Committee. Mrs. Walter Hayes
was hostess.
High prize was won by
Hazel Carpenter and second
high went to Mrs. Sam Beeks of
Arlington. Mrs. Arthur Allen
and Ruth Benlley. Irrigon,
received the traveling pinochle
prizes.
Winners in the invitational
tournament at Willow Run Golf
Club Sunday between McNary.
Echo and Boardiiian were: Low
gross. Joe Tatone and Hon
Daniels, tied at 67; low net.
IXMinis Gronquist of Arlington,
7(i. Closest lo the pin on No. 17,
Cecil Sutton of Echo, on No. 18,
Delliert Ball. Longest drive on
No. 14. Gronquist.
Low gross team winners,
Gavle Phillips. Carroll Wilkins
of Arlington. Joe Tatone and
Lloyd Smith of Condon. Low net
team, tie between Wayne Kuhn,
Frank Bates, Delliert Ball and
Rick Clark of McNary. and Jim
Harper, Dennis Gronquist,
Larry York of Umatilla, L.R.
Brannock of McNary. ;
uin n c. -"""
wt,,'c Kennedy, Rod
t Ug. Oscar Shoeniake and Jim
Putting contest - finalists
community, as well as the residents
mow
McGraw of McNary, with
Kennedy Ihe winner. He receiv
ed a golf hag
The Hoardman Tillicum Club
served lunch at noon.
Winners al Ladies Day
Wednesday in group A was
Kathy West of Arlington; and in
group B. Palsy Hansell of
Arlington. 15 women partici
pated. Mrs. Ico Root went lo
Cascade l,oeks over the week
end lo attend Ihe annual reunion
of the Mefford family. Her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Macnniber of Citrus
Heights. Ca. brought her home
and they went to Sunnyside,
Wash., last week to visit at the
home of the ladies' sister, Mrs.
Max Deweese.
Mrs. Harold Rash has return
ed home from Emanuel Hos
pital in Portland where she
spent six weeks after two hip
operations.
Mrs. Pete Peterson went to
Monmouth Monday to visit at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Phillips.
Heather Herauf of Bend has
been visiting the past week at
the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Torrence of
Largo. Fla.. visited Thursday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Leighton. The ladies are
cousins. Other visitors included
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bunten and
children, Lesa and Ricky of
Hermiston. and Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Hill of Umatilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson
and son Steve of Silverton
visited friends here Friday.
Mrs. Larson was the former
Wanda Needles and served as
missionary pastor at the
Boardiiian Community Church
about 2:1 years ago.
The varsity cheerleaders for
Riverside High School, Danette
Leighton, Linda Ball, Sharon
Stewart and Bobbie Acock, left
bv plane Friday for Portland
where they will attend a week's
iinininc at Lewis & uarK
f I Pendleton 276-7761,1
College. I 1
ZTT
THOMSON'S GROCERY
Jim & Madge
i
WESTERN AUTO
Bob & Linda Hager
MURRAY'S DRUG STORE
Rod & Meg Murray
LEONARD'S MOBILE SERVICE
Leonard Toll
R & W DRIVE-IN
Wayne & Rita Harris
SWEENEY'S MORTUARY
Jerry Sweeney
FIRST NATL' BANK OF OREGON 1
Heppner Branch
LOTT'S ELECTRIC
Randy & Bernice Lott
NORTHWESTERN MOTEL
Charles & Gene Starks
JERRY'S BARBER SHOP
Jerry Hollomon
op
D1
Funeral services were lo In
held Monday. July 2, at the
Boarditian Community Church
for Walter W'yss. 7ti, who died
last week in Pendleion.
Mr. W'yss has been a resident
of Boardiiian for 25 years,
paslor Neil King conducted
services.
He was born Oct. 1. 1896 in
Wilderswil. Switzerland, one of
in children of Christian and
Mariana Wvss He came to the
United States in 1912. jind lived
in the Portland area. He was
married Aug. Itt, HW2 to Olga
Brugger and they lived in
Portland until 1948. at which
time they came to Boardiiian
where they have lived since.
Survivors besides the widow
at Inline are one daughter, Mrs.
Jim (Dorothy) Pieper of Port
land; two sisters and one
brothel in Switzerland; one
sister-in-law and two nieces and
two nephews of McMinnville;
five grandchildren and one
great -grandchild.
Pallbearers were Roy Ball.
Henry Ganlenbein. Ed Kuhn,
Ben Donovan. W.G. Seehafer
and Ernest Otiernieier or Stan
field. Burial was in Boardman
Riverview Cemetery, with
Burns Mortuary in charge of
arrangements.
l.T. GOODM AN
IN PILOT TRAINING
NEW RIVER. N.C. -- Marine
First Lieutenant George H.
Goodman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maitlaud 11. Goodman of Spray,
Ore., has completed helicopter
pilot training at the Marine
Corps Air Station here.
He is a Hliili graduate of
Orlando High, Orlando. Okla.,
and a 1971 graduate of Oregon
College of Education, Mon
mouth. Ore.
COLE ELECTRIC
Motor Rewinding
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