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APPLE VALLEY ITEMS
........................... BY FRANCES SMALLEY
APPLE VALLEY - Mr. and Salmon River
Mrs. Robert Hlld and family of
August 19, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Fruitland and Mr. and Mrs. Le­ Sells drove to Burley to visit
land Fox and family of Boise Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sells. While
were Sunday dinner guests of there they attended the Cassia
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nichols. County Fair. On the 20th they
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hull and went fishing at Bosstedder
family and Mr and Mrs. Delbert Creek and had very good luck.
Sullivan attended the Christian Then on the 21, they visited
Crusades at Caldwell during the R m < itv -I Rot k whk I, | .m
past week also many other fami- area forty miles square and
li- from the Vall-y were in atxvut an hours drive from Bur­
attendalW^^^
ley, also very interesting.
Mi. and MK Larry Miller
Tom Sells left August 25 for
entertained on Sunday with a U. of I. at Moscow.
barbecue dinner foi Mr. and
Marllu Wilson left Wednesday
Mrs. Steven Corder and family for the U. of I. She is spending
of Weiser
a few days at their cabin in
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson Meadows before going on to
and family of Bend, Oregon were school.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts,
S-w.<rd Thursday - Monday last Mr. and Mr . Robert Tuning and
.week.
Mr. and Mrs. ClarenceTunnintr
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bur­ returned Thursday
from a
ton Smith of Ontario entertained weeks vacation of camping at
with a barbecue dinner for Mr. First Springs Camp near Dead­
and Mrs. Robert Jackson and wood Reservoir.
family, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bowen
Pierce and family of Boise, of Craigmont and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sew.trd George Griffin were Sunday
and Gary and Mr. and Mi Roy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
W ild of Nyssa.
Honey.
Kimberlee Pierce of Boise
Mik- Nichols with a group of
spent Wednesday-Friday and young people from the Parma
Kent Pierce spent Friday-Sun­ Presbyterian Chuch under the
day visiting in the Dwight Se­ sponsor- tup of the Rev. W ard­
ward home.
will returned home Friday from
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Seward a six-day trip into the pnmi-
and family and Mrs. Jennie Se­ tivi area of th> Sawtooth Moun­
ward attended the wedding Fri­ tains above Atiantas.
Mr. and Mis Robert Knox
day ev-ningofCarol LynnCram
of Nampa and John Paul Ik>dd and thre< .ons of Springfield,
of Illinois at the Bible Mls- Oregon visited with then pa­
sionary C hurch at Caldwell rent-., Mr. and Mrs. William
Mr and Mi ■ . Robert Smalley Knox, Friday thru Sunday.
Robert Rookstool and daugh­
and family of Hermiston, Ore­
gon wer- Sunday dinner guests ters of Caldwell were Wednes­
of his parents Mi and Mt >. day • veiling dinner guests of
his parents Mr and Mrs. Roy
Waldo Smalley.
Mi and Mrs. Ed Sells ami Rookstool
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Whittom
Mr and Mrs. Georg) Hawkins
spent th- weekend of August 12- and Mrs. Wald« of Boise were
day
Friday guests of
14 at Riggins fishing on ttie all
Mis. Nell C Of ell.
NEWS EROM UK, BENI)
Pag« Nina
Th« Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS
■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■
JULY 21, 1972 WAS A RED LETTER day for Bishop and
Mis. Glen W. Peterson of Nyssa Their family gathered at
the Chalet in Caldwei) for a family reunion. This was the
first time in 13 years that the family had all been together.
Members include Bishop Farrell Petersn and wife Mar­
gery (Bishop) of Nyssa who have six children. Among them
Mr. and Mrs Wesley (Vicki) Hansen and ten month old son
of Vale and Robert (the only member not present) who is
serving a mission for the L.D.S. Church in New Mexico
Delbert W. Peterson and wife Olive (Beus) and four daugh-
ARCADIA
ARCADIA - Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Stott from Gothenburg,
Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs.
Darrel) Hircock from Arnold,
Nebraska and Mr and Mrs.
Charlie Bowers from Owyhee
Corners were dinner guest»
Tue <lay at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Clyde Bowers. Mrs. Stott
and Mrs. Hircock are Clyde
Bower’s sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephen­
sen and Todd Cindell camped
and fished two days, August
22 and 23 at Malheur Re' ervoir
Mis Cindy Shy from Clear­
field, Utah is staying in the
Henry Carroll home. She and
Ruth Carroll are working at
the corn cannery in Nys-a.
Mr. and Mrs. Erne t Stephen­
sen visited Monday, August 28
in the Johnny Ward home and
met the new son Kirby that ar­
rived August 23.
E sther Stephen from the Owy-
he> visited Mr and Mrs. Henry
Carroll Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard
were guests August 26 in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Jensen in Boise, to a ham­
burger fry and homemade ice
cream.
The occassion being
Bullard's birthday anniversary.
Other gu< -Is were Mr and Mrs.
George Bayack and Nancy from
Meridian.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Sigler and
two girls of Boise were over­
night guests August 25 in the
home of Mr and Mrs. Cecil
Houston.
Mt. and Mrs. Don Bullard
and family spent from Friday
until Sunday at the Bullard.sum­
mer home in McCall
BY GOLDIE ROBERT!.............................
BIG BEND -
Card Club at th- home of Mrs.
Lovitt and girls
Elsie Div-n
California came
Scott and Kelly Allsop, chil­
a visit with M:
dren of Mrs. Don Roberts, re­
Lovitt and family
turned home Saturday from a
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Wood six weeks vacation spent with
return-d hom> Tuesday eve- relatives in Fairbanks, Alaska.
ning from a vacation spent in
Mt. and Mrs. Lee Lovitt
Washington. They were accom­ and Judy, Mrs. Richard Lovitt
panied by Mark Wood of Mat­ and girls and Mr. and Mrs.Carl
ing They visited Mrs. El le Lovitt and family of Adrian
Ward in Vancouver and Mt and were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr
Leonard Wood in Kirk­ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodge in
land They also saw Snoqualmie Bob- Whih there Alan Lovitt
Fails and visited the Carnation was painfully injur-d when he
Farms near Seattle. One day ran through a plat- glass door.
they went to Victoria, B C. Several stitches were required
where
on his face and leg
trip
Mr and Mr Orville Butler
Mrs Edythe Pro ser called of Wilder, Mrs. Bill Jarvis and
on Mr and Mr Je e Higgins Mrs Bertha Ba Bock of Phil­
in their ne» home in Parma lipsburg. Kansas called on Mr
Monday evening
and Mrs Boyce Van DeWater
Mr. and Mrs Jim
Sunday afternoon.
and boys have mov-d to ttie John
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett
Pa-kwood farm from Roswell. and family left Tuesday after­
Mrs. Ray Cartwright re- noon for a vacation on the Ore-
turned home Wednesday eVe- gonCoast. They visit-d Mr. and
ning from Boise where
h. Mrs. Allen Nash and Mr. and tario, Mi. and Mrs. C. W. Mus­
had twin taking tests for two Mrs. Guy Jones m Portland. grove of Marsing and Mrs.
day- preparing for hip surgery. Dick and Lonnie Bennett and Jesse Parrott of Caldwell The
While in Boise .-.lit visited Mr. Allen Nash went on a success­ occasion marked the birthdays
of Mt. Pa< kwoodandMrs. Mus­
and Mrs. Ron Cartwright and ful Salmon fishing trip
Mr and Mrs Don Barbee.
Mi John Pai kwoodandMrs. grove
Mr. and Mrs Will Bishop of
Darrell English spent from Jim Packwood attended theCru-
Wednesday until Sunday after­ sade m-eting in Caldw-11 Sun­ Caldwell were luncheon guests
Tue day of Mt. and Mrs. Verl
noon in the Caldwell Memorial day evening
Mr and Mrs. Reg Ludy of Bishop.
Hospital for treatment on his
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett
Seattle, Washington Were Wed­
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Mr and Mrs Horace Chaney nesday lunch-on guests of Mr were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Bennett and family at a
are keeping Ronald and Peggy and Mrs. Verl Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schultz of fish dinner Sunday
Graham of Boise while their
Larry and Robin Wood of
mother, Mr
Pete Graham is Roswell were Friday evening
in the St. Lukes Hospital re­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nyssa spent several days last
week witt> Mr. and Mrs Elmer
covering from surgery Mrs. Lovitt.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Wood Wood.
Chaney, Rosalie and the Gra­
Mrs. Richard Lovitt and Mrs.
ham children visited her Sunday were Sunday evening guests of
Mrs. Margaret Wood and family Lee Lovitt called on Mrs Ro­
afternoon.
bert Callahan Thursday after­
George Packwood of Willows, in Marsing
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kme- noon
California is visiting his bro­
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and
thers, John in Big Fiend and fel of Parma were Monday eve­
Carl in Parma. Saturday eve- ning callers in the Harvey Ben­ family returned Saturday eve­
nett home. Mrs. Kni-fel also ning from a weeks vacation
nitig Mi nd Ml
I ' . i . k
Wood Were SUpper gue- ts of Mr. called to see the new son of spent on the Oregon Coast. On
and Mrs. Carl Packwood
Mr and Mrs. Dick Bennett. ttie way home they visited Cra­
Mrs. Edythe
Prosser and
Mr. and Mrs John Packwood ter Lake.
Jolly Janes will meet Wed­
Mis. Dyre Roberts were lun­ attended a family birthday din­
cheon guests of Mrs. Sharon ner Friday at Pollards inCaid­ nesday afternoon with Mrs Erie
Krause in Nys-a, Friday. Later well. Other gue ts were Mr. Mausling. There will be a hand­
they attended the Happv Dozen and Mrs. Perry Parrott of On- kerchief exchange for roll call
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ters of Dateland, Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. (June)
Vaughn, two sons and a daughter of Kirkland, Washington,
Dale G. Peterson and wife Mary Ellen (Wynn), three daughters
and a son of Caldwell. John K. Peterson and wife Karen
(Bybee), two sons and a daughter of Othello, Washington.
Dean Peterson and wife Anna (Anderson) of Nyssa; Mr.
and Mrs. Burdette (Kathaleen) Pratt and son of Boise, and
Dee Ann Peterson a sophomore at Ricks College, Rexburg,
Idaho.
The above picture was taken July 22 at the Nyssa LD.S.
Church.
Photo by Schoen
Hometown
Mrs. Carole Wilson and fa­
mily returned home Sunday
night after visiting with her
parents, the J. Elwood Flinders
and other relative- and friends
in the area for the past ten
days.
Other guests of the Flinders
at various times the past two
weeks included Mr. and Mrs.
Arnel L. Child and Gary, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Child and chil­
dren, all of Quincy, Washington,
Marvin Wilson of Burns, Mr-.
Michael Gillies of Elates, Ore­
gon, Miss Jill and Andrea
Saunders of Meridian spent the
past weekend with their grand­
parents also
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Mr. and Mrs. Eden R. Lopez
and children of San Jose, Calif,
visited for a week in th»- home
of- his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesus Lopez.
During their
stay, they were dinner guests
in the homes of his brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Lopez'
and Mr. and Mrs. NoeR. Lopez.
They also visited in the bom« of
her brother Mr. and Mrs. Hec­
tor Lopez and in the home of
Mr and Mrs. Joe Rodríguez,
Sr
They enjoyed one day at
Owyhee Dam picnicking with her
brother and family They also
went shopping in Boise and On­
tario
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Mr. and Mrs. Buster Talbot
spent the weekend in Madras on
business. They visited Mi and
Mrs. John Studer and daughters
at Culver and Dwayne Holcomb.
They returned horn • Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Hara
and daughter Patty of Idaho
Falls are visiting Mrs. O’Ha­
ra's mother. Mrs. Alf Daniels
and sister and family, th- Ma­
non Tracys this week. Patty
will be attending Boise State
this fall.
The O’Hara family, Mrs. Da­
niels and Doug Tracy enjoyed
dinner at the East Side Cafe
in Ontario, Monday night. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Williams and
Barbara joined them to cele­
brate Mrs. O'Hara’s birthday.
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Mrs. Frank Byers, Ethel Lay
and Mrs. Cynthia Gilbert left
Monday for Wichita, Kan a
where Mrs. Byers' brother and
Mrs. Gilbert's son R. A. M<
Cool is extremely ill
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Janan Bunn and Karma Kes­
ler returnedtocollege in Provo,
Utah Friday, August 25. Janan
is transferring from Eastern
Oregon College and will be in
her fourth year at Provo. Karma
»ill beworkingfor her Masters
degree and doing graduate tea­
ching also.
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Mr. and Mrs. Forest Moore
visit-d the S. C. McConnell
family Sunday on their return
trip from the Coast, where they
visited their daughter and
family, the Charles Powells of
Scappoose, Oregon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs at­
tended Mrs. Rigg' - brother and
wife’s fiftieth wedding anniver­
sary August 26. The honored
couple were Mr. and Mrs. Ed­
win Keller of Pocatello, Idaho.
Mis. Paul Penrod recently
pent six dava visiting her son
and family, the John Penrods
of Idaho Falls, Idaho.
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Houseguests last Wednesday
thru Saturday in the Paul Pen­
rod home were Mrs. Penrod's
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hanby of Hamilton, Montana.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penrod
attended the Pioneer Day Picnic
for Idaho Power employees Sa­
turday and Sunday at the Rode­
way Inn in Boise.
Mrs. Bill Wahlert and Ray
visited MaryLee Wahlert at Eu­
gene where she is employed at
ttie University of Oregon Li­
brary.
They also visited the Barry
Ranch, which was started by
Mrs. Wahlert’s parents in 1903.
Mrs. Bob Wilson and son Tom
returned from an eight day visit
to see her daughters in Port­
land and Beaverton, Oregon.
They stayed with Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Martin (Judy) and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Erland (Linda).
Friday they attended a bar­
becue at the Dick Martin home.
Other guests attending included
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holman of
Albany. »
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Visitors in the Bernard Frost
home were Mr. and Mrs. Clin­
ton Hull of Valentin. , Nebraska
and Mr. and Mrs Harry Frost
of Meridian The group toured
Succor Creek Canyon, Leslie
Gulch and Cherry Creek Lodge,
by way of the old Cherry Creek
road.
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Saturday and Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Frost attended
the Idaho Power Company party
for members who had worked
for twenty-five years or more.
Approximately 300 people at­
tended the banquet at the Rode­
way Inn. Mr. Carlson, who is
president of Idaho Powei was
the speaker at the breakfast
Sunday morning.
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Mrs. Jim Griffin accompanied
the Jim Favorels to Boise to
visit the Monty Gorrell family.
Mrs. Jim Griffin visited with
her grandchildren while the
others attended a family re­
union.
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Honored with a birthday din­
ner Monday night at the W ilton
Jacksons was Nancy Jackson.
Attending the dinner besides
the family was Mike Echanis
of Ontario.
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Mrs. A. H. Keck visited her
son and family, the Delmar
Kecks in Caldwell and attended
the Campus Crusade for Christ
at Simplot Stadium Saturday,
Sunday and Monday nights.
ning.
Mrs. Dale Witt visited Mr
Charles Bailey and Mrs. Ra
Simpson Friday afternoon. Mi
and Mrs. Carl Begeman calle:
on Mrs. Dale Witt Friday eve
ning.
The Happy Dozen Card Glut
met with Elsie Diven Fridaj
afternoon. Guest players wer<
Wilma Ostron, DonsCastor am
Mary Hatt. Winners were Su»
Ashcraft, Mabie Piercy, Dori
Castor and Minnie Stam Th-
next meeting will be with Agne
Ashcraft September 8. Th-
losers will entertain the win­
ners with a potluck dinner
Jonny Stam spent from Tues­
day until Sunday with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lun
Stam. His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Stam went on a trip
to Bremerton.
Sundav. Mrs. Lull Stam's sh­
ier, Mr. and Mrs. John Coop­
man of Ontario, visited in tin
Luit Stam home.
Mrs. Jeanie Fenn and girl
of Ontario, Mrs. Gene Simp­
son and Mrs. Stella Broughton
of Albany were Sunday after­
noon visitors of Mrs. Carl Fenn.
Hank Moore, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs Mark
Moore left for Klamath Falls
Thursday where he will con­
tinue teaching in the school
there.
Mrs. Marie Moore attended
the Wedding Reception at the
Adrian Community ChurchSun-
day afternoon for Mr. and Mr
Rodney Price, and was an eve­
ning dinner guest of Mrs. Ann.
Long
A Wedding Reception was held
at the Adrian Community Chu­
rch social room Sunday after­
noon for Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Price. A nice crowd attended
Later those helping with the
reception and their families
went out to dinner at East Sid>
Cafe in Ontario. Those at th.
dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ken­
neth Price, Larry and Sherri,
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Price;
Mr and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill,
Lee and Terri, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Phifer, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Seuell.
NHS CALENDAR
SEPTEMBER 1 - Sock hop,
11:15 a m
Frosh-Soph Olympics, 2 30
p.m.
SEPTEMBER 4 - Labor Day-
No School.
SEPTEMBER 8 - Sen Hat­
field speak- to NHS Student
Body, 9 a.m.
Football,
here.
Ontario.
8 pm.
COMING EVENTS
FRIDAY, SEPT. 1 - Friend­
ship Circle, 1OOF Hall, 2pm,
All members please attend
Senior Citizens, rummage
sale, Javcee Building, 10:30
a.m until 5pm
United Methodist, rummage
Sale, Methodist Church, 9 a.m.
- 3 p.m
Golden Age, rummage sale,
W< t. tn Hot. 1. I a in -3 p.m.
SATURDAY. SEPT 2 - Th-
three groups above will also
hold their rummage sales todav.
SUNDAY, SEPT 3 - Mr and
Mrs. Elton Clapp's openhouse,
50th Wedding Anniversary,
their home, 2 p m. to 5 p.m.
MONDAY, SEPT 4 - Labor
Dav holiday.
TUESDAY, SEPT 5 - TOPS
-494, Rm »1, Nyssa HlghSchool
7 30 p.m
THURSDAY,
SEPT.
7 -
American Legion Auxiliary and
family potluck, Eagles Hall,
7 p m.
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NEWELL
HEIGHTS - Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Barnes went
huckleberry hunting last week
near Mount Adams in Washing­
ton. They picked eight gallons.
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Allen and
Esa Cado» of Nampa were Sun­
day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Barnes.
Mrs
Leon Chamberlain
Cherrylee, Terrilyn, Paul But­
ler of Ontario and Tod String­
ham went to Utah Friday. Cher­
rylee will continue her school
work at BYl' and Tod String­
ham returned to his home after
spending several weeks visit­
ing his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Chamberlain.
Tuesday evening, Kip Downer
and friend Greg Cote of Taft,
California came to visit his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Judd. They have gone to
spend some time in the moun­
tains in Idaho and will be back
to visit in the M. L. Judd home
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kriegh
left F nday for Buhl, Idaho
where they visited her mother,
Mrs. Nellie Stewart and his
father,Vern Kriegh and other
relatives. They returned home
Sunday evening.
Billy and LeAnn Scott of Wei­
ser »ere Saturday overnight
guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey.
Sunday their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Scott »ere
dinner guests in the Bailey home
and the children returned home
with them.
Mrs. Lydia Worden celebra-
ted her 81st birthday, Thurs-
day evening with a luncheon,
Her guests »ere Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Leedy of Huntington. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Leedy of Sa-
cremento, California. Frankie
Worden and son Gene.
Bill W-bb.GeorgeCartwright
and Al Sunderman of Seattle
went to Malheur Cave near
Burns, Oregon last Saturday and
Sunday, where they were among
those who did Ritualistic work
of the Masonic Order of Burns.
Mrs. Rollo Fenn and Mrs.
Carl Fenn attended the Senior
Citizens dinner at the Steak
House in Nyssa Saturday.
Mrs. Stella Broughton, Vicki
and Charlene of Albany, came
Saturday morning to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Al Simpson They were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Carl F>nn and left for home
Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Marion York,
Francine and Paula were Sun­
day dinner guests of her pa­
rents, Mr. andMr-. Al Simpson.
Mrs.
Alfred Simpson and
Mrs. Stella Broughton and Vicki
and Charlene of Albany visited
Mrs. Rollo Fenn Saturday eve­
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THE NEW BRIDGE AT ADRIAN across
•he Snake River is rapidly taking shape,
with the old steel bridge in the background.
The 40-ton crane of Willamette-Western
Corporation of Portland, general contrac­
tors, drove the steel piling with a 12-ton
hammer. It is operated by a steam boiler
on rear of the crane.
Curtis Duval is resident engineer for the
State Highway Department, Leon Brock is
state .inspector, and Al Berkland is pro­
ject foreman for the contractor Expected
completion date is next spring
The piers contain 100 to 150 yards of con­
crete, built around the steel pilings, and
the spans are 113 feet between piers The
bridge will be 730 feet long
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Expires Seat 13, 1972