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Schools . . .
(Continued from Pge 1)
IONE SCHOOLS. IONE
Construct shop facilities. cost $10,380
Immediate need
Future need
Future need if population grows
Not needed
Remodel present shop into music room, cost W.ooo
Immediate need
Fut ure need
Future need if population grows
Not needed
HEPPNKK SCHOOLS. HEPPNER
Improve playground at Heppnor Elementary, cost $6,000
Immediate neea
Future need
Future need if population grows
Not needed
Improve old building, cost $46,000
Immediate need
Future need
Future need it population grows
NOmstruet new shop at high school, cast $128,000
Immediate need
Future need
Fut ure need if populat ion grows
Not needed
Kenunlel existing shop, cost $4,000
Immediate need
Fut ure need
Future need if population grows
Not needed
Enlarge high school library, cost $4,000
Immediate need
Future need
Future need il population grows
Not needed
Add two classrooms to high school, cost $60,000
Immediate need
Future need
Future need it population grows
... . j .i
.oi necaeu ...
Keep junior high at present location in the old building, cost
Sl.tll.lMHI.
Immediate need
Future need
Future need it populat ion grows
No! needed
Move the junior high to the senior school building, cost
StW.iHHt.
Immediate need
Fu i ure need
Future' need if population grows
Not needed
Completely remodel the old gym at (he present junior high
school, cost S180,IKI .
Immediate oeed
Fut ure need .
Future need if population grow s J
Not needed
Build a new gym a' whatever the future site of Heppner
High School will be: cost $2o".K"0.
Immediate need 0
Future need
Fu! ure need if populat ion grow s 'jj
Not needed
D1)ITHNAL OPTIONS
Build a centralized shop at Lexington, cost $300,000
Srongly lav or ' '
Eavorwilh reservation '.. '
i ippose
IVvelop mobile shops for specialized use. cost $6.ono ea.
Strongly favor ?j
Favor with reservation
o0
llppiise
Share stall members between schools
Strongly lav or '
Favor wi'h reservation
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"'lrmotMle or modular buildings for added classroom
space Co-t $14. '"! ea
Strongly tavor mj
Favor with re-en a' ion ?
Oppose Build a new comprehensive high school at Lexington, cost
Strongly tavor
Favor with reservation
i)pe
Consolidate Heppner and lone High Schools
Strongly lav or
Favorwith rot-nation
Oppose ( , .
Build a consolidated county wide 4 year high school, cost
Stri'tigly tavor '
F.ivui with rest-nation 3'
10)
( Ippose
SWIMMING POOL
WILL OPEN
JUNE 15, 1975
FREE SWIMMING on OPENING DAY
OPENING HOURS:
Week days 2-5 p.m.
Week-day evenings 7-9 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday 1-5 p.m.
Closed on Mondays & July 4
Swimming Season ends the last week
in August
Season tickets on sale at City Hall
June 13, 1975
FAMILY TICKET $20.00
ADULT TICKET $10.00
STUDENT TICKET $7.50
Single Tickets on sale at the pool
Adults 50c. Children 25 c.
Pool available for private parties with
arrangements of life-guard
Heppner. OK. Thursday. Jibh
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5. W-
Mrs Delsie Chapel spent the
weekend of May 16 in La
Crande with her daughter
Cassie Chapel and attended
Parent's weekend at Eastern
Oregon College.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin
and Don Rristow spent May
IH 17 in Portland attending a
two-day meeting of the elected
department chairman and
committee members of the
Central Pacific Conference of
the Inited Church of Christ
held at the Cedar Hills
Church.
Adolph Ma rick is a patient
at Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bcrl Akers. Jr.
and family from Pine Ridge.
South Dakota, and Mr. and
Mrs Bill Akers and family,
IMrtland. spent Memorial Day
weekend at the home of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Berl
Akers Sr.
Guests over Memorial
weekend at the Lewis Halvor
sen home were Mrs. Linea
Nottage of Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Halvorsen of
Medlord. While here. Henry
and Lewis attended a Masonic
get together at Sumpter and
the women attended the Spray
Rodeo, w here Donna Rea and
Barbara Palmer were mem
bers of .the Heppner Rodeo
Court. Others attending the
Spray Rodeo were Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Palmer and Mr. and
Mrs Clell Rea.
Mr. Richard Rea of Port
land spent Memorial Day
weekend w ith his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Clell Rea.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin
recently returned from a trip
which took them to Dallas
where they picked up Mrs.
Martin's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Horton. They then
went to visit Mr. and Mrs. AI
Brazell and family, who
recently moved from Castle
Rock. Wa to the Ray born
Ranch near Jordan Valley. On
the return trip they circled the
Stecns Mountains and visited
Malheur Wildlife Refuge, then
back to Dallas On the way
home they visited with Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Martin and
her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Clayton Smith of Crows Land
ing. Ca. in Lake' Oswego
Word has been received of
!he death of Mrs John
'Hildegard Williams Benson
on May l at San Leandro. Ca
Mrs Benson taught in the lone
school system m the late 2os.
leaving in
Mr and Mrs Archie Mum
kcrs were honored with a
dinner a! their home on May
i on their 3yth wedding
anniversary. Guests attending
were. Mr and Mrs Vernon
Munkers. Mr and Mrs I-co-
12th Annual
lone United Church of Christ
AUCTION - BARBECUE
June 7
Auction 10 am. ' Dinner 1230 pjn.
Willows Grange Hall
Adults $3 ....
6 to 12,$1.75 pre.scnooUree
Don Wink, Auctioneer
Country Store
Antiques
Fish Pond
Snack Shack
Arts & Crafts
Come Join The Fun
THU MUIACI IrOKlOKD IT TOO! BOMI OW0 MM COHHtmm U1Y1CI
DANK OF -
D Eastern Oregon
HtfWH AMJHOTOJt
MCMIEl. rtDEIAL VltQlT IHIUHAMC1 COrOlA-0
News From lone
nard Munkers. Mrs. Edna
Munkers. Mrs. Maureen Da
vis and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Halvorsen. Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Crabtrce. and Mr.
and Mrs Ron Crabtree of
Taeoma
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crabtree
of Taeoma. Wa. spent several
days last week visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Crabtree.
A wedding shower was held
for Cmdi Martin Doherty on
May St at the lone Masonic
Hall. The tea table was
decorated with a large sheet
cake and candles in green and
yellow and a bridal doll
centered the Rift table. Help
ing Cindi with her girts were
Teena Stefani. Rena Flack.
Lisa Martin and Sherri Rod
gers. Mrs. Betty Rietmann cut
Ihe cake and Mrs. Margery
Doherty and Mrs. lone Martin
poured the coffee and served
the punch. Hostesses were:
Mrs. Del La Rue. Mrs. Lew is
Halvorsen. Mrs. Ruber! Riet
mann. Mrs. Milton Morgan.
Mrs. Dorothy Stefani. Mrs
Pete Cannon, and Mrs. Robert
Peterson.
i
The CWA of the Willow's
Grange all day meeting has
been changed from the 20th to
Ihe i:ith of June. Members are
asked to bring desserts or
salads. Hostesses are Delsie
(1iacl and Carmen French.
The Berl Akers family held
a family reunion at Lincoln
City on May 31. Members of
the family attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Berl Akers Sr.. lone. "
Mr and Mrs Berl Akers. Jr
and family of Pine Ridge
South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Akers and family of
Greshani. Mr and Mrs. Bill
Akers and family of Portland,
and Mr. and Sirs Rodney
Lmnell and family of Arling
ton All friends and relatives of
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Pettyjohn
are united to an open house
honoring their 2"th wedding
anniversary. -
It will be held at Erma
Ken nicy's. June 8. 1975 be
tween two and five in the
altcrnoon
Dinner guests at the Fred
Martin home on Sunday were
The Rev Ann Smith, visiting
minister at Ihe I nited Church
of Christ Sunday morning, and
Mrs Winifred Peterson, both
of Portland
The decendenis of Meno
olden, who homesteaded in
ihe Fain iew district south of
lone m 8K- met for their
annual reunion and picnic in
Ihe park at Arlington on June
I. IM7. Those present repre
sented Ihe families of Jessie
Olden Henderson. W innie Old
en Chrisman. Grant Olden and
I .ila Olden McCain-
Present were: Mr and Mrs
limine Henderson. Hood Ri
Home Baked Foods
Silent Auction
Children's Corner
Hand-made Sewing
Mew-to-You
ver: Mr. Howard Henderson.
David and Andy; Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Henderson and
family from Alicel. Mr. and
Mrs Abncr Chrisman, Mossy
rock, Wa ; laiis Place. Milton
Frecwaler; Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Henderson. Summer
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Ingalls, Adams: Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Lundeil. Eugene;
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Mc
Cain'. Heppner; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford McCabe and family.
Clackamus; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Harris and family. Damas
cus; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Johnson. Portland. Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald McCabe and
family. Gresham; Mr, and
Mrs. Howard Eubanks, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Eubanks and
family. Arlington. Mr. and
Mrs. Leland MeKinney and
familv. Boardman:
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Berry.
Hermiston; and Mrs. Gladys
Snider. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Snider and family. Mrs Helen
McCabe. Mrs. Ruth McCabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McCabe
and family, lone.
Guests were Mrs. Beulah
Lundeil and son Wallace, and
Jerry Barone. Portland, Ma
M McCain' and Melissa
Carmichel of Falls City. Wa.
and Chrissie Breland of Her
miston The Women's Fellowship of
Ihe lone Inited Church of
Christ met at the Fred Nelson
residence on May 29.
During the meeting the nine
women in attendance cleaned
gooseberries that were to be
made into pies and jams for
Ihe auction which will be held
on June 7. They also filled first
aid kits that will be sold at the
auction,
Loree Hubbard was in
charge of Ihe program. We
will not meet during Ihe
summer months hut will
resume our meetings in September
Get Away
From It AIB
Real privacy on this 41 acre
spread on keck Canyon Hind
just oft Rhea Creek IS mi.
from llrppnrr. H from lone
and 3 front llrrmislon. Four
bedroom home with modern
furnace and walk-In routrr.
Many, many outbuilding,
must designed for rhickrn-rgg
operation but unable for ar
id of purpose. Ram and
J-hav garage. Buildings in
good shape. I'avrd road and
school bus service. This One's
rrallv diffrrrnl. IIT.jiHl. (all
(buck Norris. HKAI.TOH.
rr. k Sun.
M and B
Investment Co,
2M (.lartvs Ave.. Hermiston.
nit a;7-.w:
Council . . .
(Continue from Page II
-Instructed city attorney
Holier! Abrams to investigate
Ihe possibility of licensing
Heppner TV Inc. rather than
granting them a franchise.
Lic ensing is a new approach
and the money collected could
be placed in Ihe general fund,
said Sweeney.
The franchise committee
reported they were not in
favor of placing a franchise
lax on the television company
as Ibex were n cooperative
The committee fell this would
lie another tax imposed upon
Ihe people.
Sweeney reminded the
council that Columbia Basin
Electric Cooperative is also a
co-op. yet they pay a franchise
lax to the city.
- Renewed a contract re
taining Robert Abrams as city
attorney for an 18 month
period. Memlx'rs of the com
mon council and city em
ployees may ask and receive
information pertinent to city
business only without any
charge to the city. If the city
attorney has to research any
material for Ihe city he will
charge for his time
- Sweeney read Ordinance
m which will increase Ihe
city sewer rates. This was the
third reading of the ordinance
and the council approved Ihe
ordinance
Harve Haskell, swimming
pool manager, notified the city
that he has completed his
college finals earlier than
anticipated. He could open Ihe
swimming pool June to. After
listening to a report by Ralph
Automotive
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Complete Sales k Srrv Ice
lid 4 Main llrrniislim
Building Supplies
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Wfralurr Kovsrn I'ainls
Tl M- VII Mil MIIMHO.
Tim MMiie. Mgr.
I !.' st: I mm ion .IM..,.'I
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Cafes Lounges
t t mi ur.
S- i.ilisl ill mixed ril inks
and fine foods.
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llrppnrr
Construction
ItlUHINh
MiNsTHMTinNCn
4 iimrele ggirg.ilr
( ui-hril limit
rain Hm k
asphalt 1'aving
K avalintf and (.railing
llirmislon.nirgmi
I'hiMir :a.7-.,i.,t
Drugs, prescriptions
III IIMISTON lltt (.
Trrr I'rescripiion
Mail Srrv it e
lip. nla in tni p m.
(.ills for all m rasliins.
Snaik Bar
III Main SI. Ph."; W7.'
Floor Covering
Heating
Mill r l imit cm HUM.
( arpcl. I.inolrum. Ceramic
Tile, Kitchen Cahlnrl
Free Etimle
lmk(.iiarnlrrit
Malt HuKhrs
l.'.'l IndrnWav
b.78!HIK llrppnrr
KEMI fr'MKIR COVfr'.RINd
( ret, draperies, linoleum
rminlrr lops, reramlr tile,
doming, sundries
Sales Inslallatinn
SM North 1st Kl.
Hermiston. Oregon
Mai tall, slating Ibe pool had
, e drained and guide line
painted for the w unlearn, the
l-ouncl voted against Ihe
earlier opening The swim
inmg pool P'" Sum,,,y
June lattilh free aw.in.n.ng
The pool will ,H' t'lo,d
lollowing Monday and re open
Tuesday June 17 for Ihe
season
-Kandv Ult ,lu
council ii !" felt morally
right in rescinding a resolu
tion whereby the city would
install water mams in sutxliv
isions'! He maintained that he
had a previous agreement
with the city to install water
mains in his addition. Accord
ing lo reports Ihe city had
installed water mains in his
addition and recently rescind
ed the resolution thai obligat
ed the city. After much
discussion the council asked
the opinion of the city attorney
(JAYHES)
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MACHINES ,WK"'"
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Kumlturr
Tvpewriier. Richard Weliman
Calculator orr. Manager
(h Registers
-op Machines Jerry Haines
Adding Machines C o Owner
Dictating equipment
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WHO
DOES IT? HAS IT?
Service Directory
Rav'f
llraling A Krfrigrrallon
Oil Burner ierv ice
Refrigeration-Domestic
Healing Repairs
Cat. Electric Oil Furnaces
All Work Guaranteed
3IISS W. Jav IVndlelon
Ray ver
I'll. ITHli
Furniture
Si c n hi loie nu huv itor
mini IV. r slrinisvslrm.
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Furnace Service
Dick's
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tin ii, mis; also sales anil
sin i i new hraliiiK k air
i iiiiiliiiuiiiiig mills
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Maddux Electric
and Supply
ELECTRIC .U'ONTIUnoR
C ommrrrlal Refrlgrratlon
HV2MM frossll.Or.
Monuments
t eiiirli iv giuvr nuiikeis
(anile. M.nlile. Iliimr
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Imi m-i v lug Imiei Lrvlugton
lleppiier, IVO. Bo tli.Oi e.
on this mailer. Abram noli
tied the council thai if Kiev
had rescinded the resolution,
Ibe city is not hound to install
Ins water mams.
Abram was not present at
the council meeting when the
resolution was rescinded by a
fixe to one vole of the council
Abrams also stated. 'The
present council is not bound by
iiny action or previous com
niitmcnts made by a previous
council.
Chief of Police Dean
Cilman reported his officers
had spent ! h,,li 'f
department training They
have issued citations lo three
minor in possession of inlox
eating beverages; had handl
ed two attempt lo elude the
police; had conducted various
check on elderly people,
(oliiian also reported he had
collected S.'HI 04 in parking
meter money for Ihe month of
May.
Optometrist
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(ipliiHirlrist
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Physclans-Surgeons
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tin gron
M National Hank Hldg
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Plumbing
SMITH'S
I'lunibing A Supplies
Building contractor
r'rre Kllmilr
I Ic rnsrd & Bondrd
Rl. 1, Bo :. Trlrphonr
IrriKiMi. OR 1711 K2-U73
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In-1 oi r Ihr rush srason.
Sewing Machines
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Sales Ik Srrvlir
Ur repair all
m.ikrsaiid miMlrls
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Xppi ovrd Singer Hralrr
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Title Insurance
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Title Insurance
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