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Prison Officers

Honored

Agreement Ok'd On Police Wages The city has reached an agreement with the local policemen's association for a six per cent salary increase for all police department employes, City Manager Larry Smith has announced.

The six per cent increase matches the raise received by the city's non-uniform employes. Smith indicated that the city and firemen were near a contract agreement.

Facility to f

Help Users Probed

Thursday, January 14, 1971

Hundreds Expected for Dayton "Snomo' Races

Local News in Brief

DAYTON - Talk about ulcers!

Weathering the state of the snow this week has meant many anxious moments for persevering snowmobile race officials planning a 2-day meet Saturday and Sunday.

"But we're pretty happy," said Bob Lamb, Thursday morning, race director and president of the sponsoring Blue Mt. Snomo club. "As things stand now, we're going to make it."

Still uncertain about the site,

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Chamber Feels

Park Issue Should Be Ballot Matter

officials have parried possibilities down to three — Six correctional officers at two about eight miles from Final session dealing with the penitentiary were honored Dayton on Eckler Mt. and one possibility of establishing a this week by the prisoners' only about four miles north of facility for help of drug users branch of the Toastmasters DOING WELL The Walla Walla Chamber of town at the Doug Lambert On Dec. 23 the City Council locally will be open to the public Club in the minimum security ranch just off Highway 12.

Commerce has not asked the adopted an ordinance, putting a free of charge at the Walla Joe Bughi, who recently had building.

Snow at Lambert's Thursday open-heart surgery at St. City Council to remove the proposal to sell Wildwood Park Walla Community College Certificates of appreciation morning was seven or eight Vincent's Hospital in Portland, Wildwood Park issue from the on the ballot. City officials Institute on Drug Use and for volunteer services were inches deep, said Lamb.

Abuse Saturday, 1:30-4:30 p.m. is out of intensive care and Feb. 9 city-wide ballot, report monies received in the awarded Officers Greg Hare, "We're hoping for two or getting along fine, according to according to Chamber Manager event the park is sold, would be Philosophy and procedure of Ron Sherk, Bill Duncan, George Bob Loudon. three more inches at Lamberts. his sister Angie Grassi. s p e n t to c o n s t r u c t new current treatment programs McClay, Bob Jones and John On Jan. 5 the Board of fieldhouses at Washington and Otherwise, we still may have to will be topics for Friday Massaro at the regular meeting go up on the mountain where REPRESENTATIVES MEET Directors of the Chamber Jefferson Parks, and for further afternoon and Saturday of the Pacesetter Toastmasters we have two potential sites." morning sessions.

The regular winter meeting of accepted a recommendation development of Howard-Tietan Club.

Whatever the weather brings, the southern Red Cross district from the City Beautification Park.

Richard Neher, Walla Walla The guards have been escorts workers will begin setting up for representatives to the regional Committee to place the entire In opposing sale of the park, Drug Council chairman, will for the inmate club members the races Friday after lunch. committee will be noon Jan. 15 Chamber of Commerce on the Chamber said in their chair the Saturday afternoon when they attended "outside" Large signs have been readied at the local chapter house, 305 record "as asking the voters of resolution, "We ask that the citymeeting in Lacey Auditorium, meetings and other functions. t o d i r e c t s n o m o r a c e E. Rose St. Delegates from the Walla Walla to vote not to sell seek some other alternative for featuring a panel of speakers.

Dale Fuller, the participants and spectators to Walla Walla. Benton-Franklin, Wildwood Park, when they go acquiring needed funds for They include Brian Morgan, organization's advisor and an the correct site Saturday Columbia, Garfield. Morrow, to the polls Feb. 9." improvement and expansion of R i c h l a n d Drop-In Cnter institution counselor, received a HIGHLAND — William S. director; Deputy Sheriff Frank morning.

It has been reported since W a l l a W a l l a Parks a n d Umatilla. and Yakima chapters certificate of appreciation and Mitchell, controversial Tri- Nemec; Guy Dove, WWCC The byword: "Just follow the are asked to notify the local that time that the Chamber is Recreation programs other than distinguished services for his Cities youth coordinator, was s t u d e n t ; signs."

Don Linke, organization, concerning the endorsing petitions urging the the selling of Wildwood Park." s u p p o r t of the g r o u p ' s fired Wednesday.

Entry prospects look good, number of representatives City Council to remove the issue The resolution continued, "At Washington State Penitentiary communication and leadership T h e T r i - C i t i e s M a y o r resident counselor; Don from the ballot. "Such is the same time, we hope the City commented Lamb. Twenty- planning to attend.

"I know that alcoholism is not program.

Committee and the Benton- Minnich and William Ruether, as sexy as drugs at this time, but seven pre-entries had been definitely not the case," said of Walla Walla can devise some Other presentations were F r a n k l i n G o v e r n m e n t a l PTA representatives.

Loudon. signed Thursday. A limit of 125 means of more fully developing nationally drugs are only about 'CHOPPER' EXERCISE made to Bill Stacy and Chuck Conference, which jointly He added, "I feel confident in Wildwood Park into a facility The Institute, which opened a tenth the problems alcoholism has been set for each day on a M c C l e l l a n , o u t s t a n d i n g supervises the program with the the past weekend, is coA helicopter rescue exercise expressing an opinion which which can be enjoyed as a firstis," the County Council on first come-first serve basis due Toastmasters; Bob Alexander, cities, made the announcement sponsored will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 I believe is shared by most class playground as well as a t o i n s u r a n c e c o v e r a g e by the college and Alcoholism was told distinguished service; Larry Wednesday. p.m.

Jan. 30 at the Yakima Walla Walla Chamber of park. limitations. penitentiary, directed by Dr. McCoy, G a r y A n d e r s o n , Controversy arose when Wyland DeWitt, WWCC Dean of Wednesday.

Drivers' meetings are clocked F i r i n g R a n g e . P e r s o n s Commerce members, that since Guest speaker Norm Bend, Alexander and McClellan, Mitchell issued statements that Instruction, and James E. for 10 a.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. interested in attending the the Council has decided to place speakers bureau certificates for the cities were reluctant to help C o d d , WSP director of area coordinator for the state Sunday with races to follow search and rescue exercises or the issue before the voters, the alcoholism council made the their drug abuse program. fund his program, that they education. The Institute has comment while briefing the immediately. Stock races are set finding out more about the democratic process should be McClellan, the area governor avoided helping minorities and drawn about 400 participants. can call the County followed to a conclusion. The local board on the difficulties for Saturday and modifieds for program for education, also installed the that he would resist any request Civil Defense office. voters have heard so much Sunday.

Detective Sgt. Gene Floyd of and possible solutions it will club's new officers: Jim Fain, for his resignation. about the issue, they deserve The anticipated roar and hum the Walla Walla Police encounter in implementing its educational vice president; Jim Lawrence Scott, Kennewick Department has pointed out varied program.

FINALLY MADE IT the right to express their views of the some 125 snowmobiles Briggins, administrative vice m a y o r a n d c o n f e r e n c e that by way of the ballot box." racing the whites this weekend drug abuse is not confined After working for an hour to On obtaining part of the state president; Stuart Dietrich, chairman, said Mitchell had to adults. He cited an instance should draw more than a secretary, and Don Womack, been asked by the group to of stimulant used by a fifth liquor taxes allocated to cities thousand spectators, predicts break into a car Wednesday afternoon, a 15-year-old youth and counties, Bend noted the sergeant at arms. attend the 10 a.m. closed grade student in a local school.

A total of 170 pints was Lamb. To accommodate the finally managed to get in the "best idea is not to ask for session in Richland City Hall contributed Wednesday to more Former drug addicts declared present funds — they've already throng. Dayton Lions will vehicle and take a coat from it, which preceded the announce- at the Institute that "No been appropriated — but provide concessions at the site. police reported. However, a than fill the quota of"l20 pints Public Record for ment. the Walla Walla area blood adequate description applies to instead ask for a per cent or Downtown a number of witness watching the incident Unidentified Scott said "In the opinion of the pain and degradation an dollar amount of any increase in merchants are planning to reported the boy and police drawing for January, held at the DIVORCE FILED the mayors of the three cities addict brings upon himself." remain open from 7-9 p.m. apprehended the suspect within Disease Claims funds."

Kathryn E. vs. Arthur D. YWCA. A total of' 184 persons and the executive committee of appeared.

Saturday. A spaghetti feed for several blocks of the car, Davis.

P a r e n t s of school-age Such an increase has occurred the conference. Bill Mitchell children are particularly urged almost annually, according to snowmobilers and the public officers said. The youngster has Of those appearing, six were Two Children hasn't properly performed his to attend the remaining session. figures cited at the meeting. deferred, eight were Saturday after the races will be MARRIAGE LICENSES been referred to the juvenile PASCO — Two children are duties." unsuccessful, there were 106 held in the Congregational division.

"The drug problem is closer Money is also available now Milton H. Heaton and Wilma dead and two others stricken by "This is a sneaky behind-the- to us than we care to admit," from law and justice and mental church basement.

J. Ownbey, both of Walla Walla. replacements and 56 new an unidentified malady that hit door kind of action." Mitchell said Dr. DeWitt Thursday.

"We Tying the unique package health funds, Bend stated.

He Dean A. Nichols, Richland. donors. Donor pools include the the family of Tony" Daniels, s a i d s h o r t l y a f t e r n o o n cannot hide our heads and together — unique in that races reported a federal bill may also and Carla A. Ashby, Milton- Knights of Columbus. School Pasco, on vacation in Mexico.

Wednesday.

District 140, Elks Lodge 287. in the past here have been pretend it doesn't exist.

To deal make $200,000 to $400,000 Freewater.

Dead are Guadalupe. 11. and Mitchell calls the firing with the problem effectively available for the problem this confined mostly to horses — are Corps of Engineers. Washington Heidi, 3, from a disease medical "blatantly unfair" and said he and intelligently, we must learn State Patrol, Masonic Lodge, St. Lamb, Diana' Nelson, Betsy FIRE RUNS year in the state. examiners have not identified. intends to continue working for all we can about every aspect of Mary Hospital, Foresters, Lamb, Mrs. Chuck Turner and ' 'Alcoholism court schools Firemen responded to an Another girl — Corrine, about minorities in the area. He said it."

Kay Britton, race secretaries: have been of tremendous aid to alarm Wednesday morning at Metropolitan Life Insurance, 9 — is believed to be past the minorities would suffer if "they Cecil Fletcher, Bob Warren, judges," Bend observed.

He the Veterans Hospital. Fire Washington State Penitentiary. critical stage and a fourth child (the officials) can intimidate Roy Eslick and Lawrence described the schools as classes officers said the alarm occurred Five students from DeSales — Ruby. 5 — was receiving people this way." He said he • Calendar Turner, field judges; Bob OLYMPIA (AP) — Here is when an overhead water pipe High School were among to which persons convicted of blood transfusions Tuesdaymay consider legal action. starter; Orville Webster the State Highways Department. was accidentally broken, donors.

Walla Walla County Pomona crimes connected with alcohol Budig, Roger Candanoza. Pasco. said Scott said the mayors will Walking donors since the and Ed Britton, pit men; Dave Snoqualmie — snowing, four starting a drip which set off the could be sentenced. he talked to Daniels Tuesday s e e k a r e p l a c e m e n t G r a n g e , S a t u r d a y , Dixie.

December drawing: Mrs. I. J. a n d B u z z M c C o n n e l l . inches new snow.

105 inches "'For many of these people fire alarm system at the night by telephone from La i m m e d i a t e l y and hope to Potluck. 6:30 p.m." Members total, compact snow and ice on Bailey, Richard Ebding, Mrs. announcers; Mrs. George it's probably going to be the institution.

Rosa, a town near Monterrey, continue the program until June bring salad or dessert. Business Orville Hart, William Van Beek, Young, Gene Warren, Brad the highway. starting point in their lives for meeting, 8 p.m and he believed the two stricken and seek funding for continuing Richard Wiley. Jr. and John Blewett — broken clouds, POLICE learning what's wrong with Anderson and Randy Turner, children would recover beyond that.

Drumheller.

Touchet Grange, pinochle them," he explained. runners, and "a host of others." t^ce of new snow. 37 inches Police Court — (forfeitures A staff of doctors disagreed following business meeting Jan. Galloneers, Edwin Aldrich, R e f e r e e s will i n c l u d e total, compact snow on the high- unless noted) Elizabeth Harris, A possible three-credit course on the disease. Candanoza way.

20. 8p.m. Refreshments.

James Brown, Mrs. Ardis representatives from Pete's on alcoholism at the Walla 1328 Isaacs, and Wanda L. reported Some believe it is Russian Cellist Stevens — snowing, two Gerling, 719 Chase, negligent Borgers, Tony Finch, Mrs. Marina, Adam's Tractor and Walla Community College was diphtheria, others say it is not. inches new snow. 110 inches driving, $35 each; Rita M. William Stewart, all one gallon; another idea presented as a Nixon's Marina.

Daniels left Dec 20 with his Cancels Tour Seventy-two trophies will be total, compact snow and ice on Sandlin, 1617 Walla Walla, Robert Grandstaff and Mrs. M. means of community education The Weather wife and nine children for a MOSCOW ( A P i — Cellist awarded by Touchet Valley the highway. Chains or studded failure to display valid driver's R. Kane, both two gallons; to the local situation.

C h r i s t m a s v a c a t i o n a t Mstislav Rostropovich has cantires are recommended at Gold license or valid vehicle license, Robert Hartley and James Council President Arlo James Junior Miss Kay Spoonemore.

B> THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Guadalajara When one of the celed two Finnish concerts on Benefiel, both four gallons and Bar on the west side for east- $135; announced the Rev. James High Low Pr. y o u n g s t e r s b e c a m e i l l . short notice, giving rise to re- Albany Louis Gehrett, eight gallons. bound traffic. r 11 .36 Dennis will receive a governor's J o s e p h K e n n e d y , 604 Candanoza reported, Daniels ports that he is in disfavor with Albuquerque Canteen was furnished by 52 Cayuse — snowing, eight Cardinal, speeding, $40; Gary 24 citation Jan. 25 in Olympia for thought it might be the water officials of the Soviet govern- Atlanta 63 51 inches new snow. 166 inches to- D. Barkley, 201 S. Clinton, Inter-City Homemakers, Berney Bismarck 5 -20 09 his work in connection with the and drove the family to La ment, tal, compact snow on the high- failure to stop and identify self H o m e m a k e r s . S u d b u r y Boston 20 14 03 local problem.

Rosa, where he reportedly has Rostropovich is one of the So- Buffalo way. Chains or studded tires after a vehicle he was driving Homemakers and Mill Creek 25 19 07 The annual election of council relatives viet Union's arts and letters fig- Charlotte 53 45 Continued from page 1 are required from seven miles was involved in an accident Homemakers. officers was conducted and 33 26 01 Guadalupe was taken to the ures who have defended novelist Chicago Next drawing is Feb. 10. west of the summit to seven which resulted in property James was re-elected president.

Cincinnati 55 46 1 12 a.m. Saturday. Men will meet at clinic Sunday and died that day. Alexander Solzhenitsyn from of- Cleveland Other elected officers include the VFW Post Home, the miles south of the summit. .35 29 28 damage, failure to display valid Daniels is the director of ficial criticism.

White — snowing lightly, com- driver's license, $95, Ramone Denver 41 16 Dwight Bond, first vice- auxiliary at the Elks Club and operations with Northwest .22 9 pact snow and ice on the highHe was to have appeared in Des Monies president; the Rev. Dennis, the service officers school will V. Hust, 540 E. Alder, reckless 29 26 06 Rural Opportunities in Pasco. concerts in Helsinki next Mon- Detroit At Hospitals second vice-president; Joanne be held at the Eagles Club. way. driving, fined $65.

Fort Worth • 72 48 Candanoza is director of job day and Thursday. He notified Helena S'st'is — snowing and blow-22 T •8 Lanphier, secretary, and Committee and department opportunities ing, six inches new snow. 20 the organizers Wednesday he India napolis 44 30 22 Blanche Stafford, treasurer.

BUILDING PERMITS Admitted to Walla Walla Genpresident's reports are included inches total, compact snow on 67 52 could not appear, giving no rea- Jacksonx ille Appointed to the executive eral Wednesday were Mrs. Kansas City 31 18 in the regular business.

Eastgate Country Store, 2205 son. the highwayLos Angeles 47 . .55 .11 board were Mrs. Stafford, George Copsey, P.O. Box 145; A membership awards Isaacs, remodel west side Drumheller Chinook — closed to through Louisulle 59 48 1 15 director: Ron McAdams, legal Mrs. Christina M. Aguilar, $3,000. luncheon is scheduled at noon Memphis 68 65 30 Nannie Gilliam Miami council; Larry Krivoshein, in the Eagles Hall, 350 S. 2nd St. traffic.

Whitman College. 940 E. Route 1; Mrs. Donald Bennett To Build Motel . 75 72 publicity; and Betty Murray, Service officer awards will be 29 26 Isaacs, new building, $1,596,616. 1220 W. Pine; Mrs. J. F. George Drumheller, Walla LA -GRANDE - Mrs. Nannie MilwaukeePaul 19 0 01 assistant director. presented by Hodgson and Whitman College, 27 N. 2nd, Skidmore, 41 E. Tietan; Mrs. Walla, will construct a new four- P. Gilliam, Elgin, died at a La Mpls-St New Orleans . . 78 64 Members appointed to the membership awards will be Pacific Power & Light building Mary A. Davis, 316 E. Sumach; story motel in Lewiston to be Grande hospital Jan. 11. She New York 25 21 24 board of trustees for three-year given by Claude McCarthy, Rose Garden George Badgett and Willis 54 Oklahoma City $107,000.

35 known as the Tapadera Inn, he was 81.

1 terms are Jean Benson, Bill d e p a r t m e n t senior vice . . . 15 Creel. Milton-Free water; and said Thursday. The motel will Mrs. Gilliam was born Sept. Omaha Philadelphia .27 25 .09 Reitz, the Rev. Lester Peter, Planned at Mrs. Erma Cross, College BIRTH commander. be located at 1335 Mam St. and 23. 1889, in Linn County, Kan., Phoenix 63 36 Sister Marciana, Art Hawman, Place.

R e g u l a r s e s s i o n w i l l .34 30 .30 approval was granted by the the daughter of Darnadus and Pittsburgh Mr. and Mrs. Chester Robb, George Osborne, Rosemary reconvene at 2 p.m. and Pioneer Park Me A 16 Discharged were Mrs. Daniel Lewiston Board of Adjustment. Mary Kemp The family came Portland.

La Grande, boy, Jan. 11, 1971 Rapid City 12 2 T Smith and Krivoshein.

Hedges, 602 Newell; Mrs. continue until 4 p.m.

A project to donate roses for (Walla Walla General).

The 75-unit motel will be west when she was one year old. Richmond .37 31 .27 William Dufur, Ronda M. Hahn, The a n n u a l mid-winter beds at Pioneer Park was On March 20, 1907, "she was St Louis . constructed by Phillips .37 26 06 Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Jess Loveless and Mrs. Marie 36 19 23 conference banquet will be held launched here this week with a Construction Co., Spokane. married to Harry John Gilliam Salt Lake CityHeavy Drills Weston, girl, Jan 12 Nordman, Milton-Freewater; San Diego .' ..57 48 7 p.m. at Eddie Mays Inn. meeting of the Walla Walla Frederick, D r u m h e l l e r owns s i m i l a r at Pasco. They lived at Connell San Francisco 53 48 1971 (St. Mary).

Mrs. Juanita W. Holcomb.

D e p a r t m e n t C o m m a n d e r Rose Society at the home of motels in Pendleton and The on a wheat ranch until 1925 Tampa 71 61 Taken from Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker, Weston; Mrs. Joy Blair and Pennel will be master of Margaret Leinweber, president.

Washington . .35 26 .08 when they moved to Elgin.

Dalles, Ore. girl, Jan. 12, 1971 (St. Monica Blair. Seattle; and ceremonies. Main speaker for Sam Maxson, director of the Weston, PACIFIC NORTH WEST Her husband passed away Jan Under a separate corporation, Local Concern Mary).

Robert H. Lindbeck, Sylmar the evening will be William A. city's Parks and Recreation High Low Pr. he also operates the restaurant 11. 1952. Mrs. Gilliam was also Mr. and Mrs. Richard HarCalif.

Boise 33 27 .01 Hatfield. national chief of staff.

Two heavy duty drills valued Department, met with the rose at the Royal Motor Inn in Walla preceded in death by a son, Hoquiam 36 28 .23 at $120 were taken from a breakA d m i t t e d to St. Maryplanning committee of the rington, 1135 Alvarado Terrace, Marvin.

Walla.

Olympia . . . .32 29 14 boy, Jan. 13,1971 (St. Mary).

Wednesday were Mrs. Lee 7 in at the Chisholm-Ryder Co., society to discuss the planting of Survivors include her son, The property in Lewiston is Omak 10 .03 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bowker. Bowker, 1617 J; Mrs. Vintente ..35 34 .09 115 N. 3rd, police reported the rose beds in Pioneer Park. j u s t w e s t o f S a m b o ' s Harry John Jr., Elgin; two Portland .

34 30 06 Thursday.

Eventually, there will be 33 1617 J Street, girl, Jan. 13, 1971 Coronado, 1007 W. Main; Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Mary Webb, Seattle Restaurant.

Spokane 26 20 Arlie Fish, Washington Apts.; Detectives said entry to the beds with 10 roses per bed. This (St. Mary).

No motel units are planned on Elgin, and Mrs. Lloyd McLin, Walla Walla ..36 29 Mrs. Philip Ekstrom, 1350 spring only 24 beds will be 19 .07 building was gained by breaking 3 the first floor which will include W a r r e n t o n , O r e . ; t e n Wenatchee Continued from page 1 31 20 Pleasant; Mrs. Ashton Moore, a window. planted, however, in order to a cocktail lounge, manager's g r a n d c h i l d r e n , 24 great- Yakima ALASKA 604 Cleveland; Mrs. Gladys S h e r i f f ' s d e p u t i e s are Wildwood Park area, also give the parks crew space to Sea-First Gives quarters, office space and grandchildren, and two greatAnchorage . 17 -1 Miller, 1865 E. Alder; Marcus investigating break-ins at the • defended its existence. He said build the fountain, it was lobby, plus a swimming pool in great-grandchildren.

-19 Fairbanks .

-40 T Mohrland, 1304 Walla Walla Share Earnings explained.

Fanners Insurance office at the a central courtyard facing but many people from out of town Juneau .

17 1 Plaza Shopping Center and a stop there for lunch. Gross felt Under the program outlined, screened from the street. Motel SEATTLE (AP)—Seattle-First Ave.; Henry Liebmann 617 REGIONAL REPORTS Kooskooskie cabin owned by that the park couldn't cost too one rose or many may be National Bank reported Wednes- B a l m ; M r s . S o p h i a E .

Floyd Bradford units will be on the second, City-County Airport . 36 29 T Mrs. Elwood Weathers, 209 N. much to maintain, adding that contributed by donors and day its 1970 earnings per share Penticuff, Blue Mt. Nursing third and fourth floors with Word has been received here Snow depth 2 inches Christopher W. Pease.

Division. elevator service to the fourth of the death of former Walla Whitman its maintenance wasn't "a full- donors may be an individual, a were $4.21, the same amount Home; Mission 40 28 Mrs group of people or an earned in 1969. Net operating M i l t o n - F r e e w a t e r ; A camera was taken from the time job for any man." floor.

Snow depth trace Wallan, Floyd Bradford, 63, of Meacham Clifford Ely, Weston; and Mrs. organization.

Floyd Fink is 23 18 0.01 office, deputies said. An air vent earnings-incomes before securiOthers living in the area told Portland, who died there James Carter, Pasco.

Snow depth 16 inches chairmanning the project in the roof was the means of the council that the park is used ties gains-were $18,957,362 com• Funeral Notices Wednesday.

Hermiston 41 26 Discharged were August entry. A portable television set continually and stressed the Anybody wishing to make a pared to $18,926,009 for 1969.

35 21 Bradford was the owner of Pend. Br. Exp. Stn Aubert, 216 N. 6th; Jacob E. contribution is asked to contact was taken from the cabin after a Snow depth 2 inches KEITH — Funeral services for the late Total assets at year end were importance of its "spacious37 26 T window was broken to get ness" and "availability."

Mrs. Franklin A. (Charlotta) Keith of Ox Bow Gardens, a Portland Pend. Airport Roy Grubbe, 156 Winnebago St. $2,548,663,000 up from the $2,- Boomgaarden, 1226 Boyer, B. Snow depth 1 inch 1120 W. Moore will be at 2 p.m. Friday, nursery, and did business with Glenn Burney, Route 1; Jack G. inside, they stated.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul 32 21 Jan. 15,1971, in the chapel of the Herring Mojonnier and Sons here. He Lewiston The ballot proposal states Huckleberry and Mr. and Mrs. 068,976,000 the previous year.

Dockter, 227 Sheridan; Phillip 27 21 T Funeral Home with Chaplain James moved to Portland a number of Enterprise that money from the sale of Jones Jr., 1276 Reser Road: Snow depth 3 inches B. D. Puckett of Richland Dennis of the VA Hospital officiating.

The United States Air Force Ronald R. Myrick, 221 E. Wildwood would go toward new attended the planning meeting.

Boeing Bids Baker 31 20 T Concluding services and interment will years ago.

Survivors include his wife, Union 32 23 fieldhouses at Jefferson and Both Huckleberry and Puckett Academy at Colorado Springs, Whitman; and D. Neal Perrine, follow in Mt. View Cemetery. Norman S. Herring, funeral director. (Paid notice) Glenna, at the home; a son, UkiahSnow depth 4 inches 28 18 0.02 For Missile Washington parks and further are judges and consulting Colo., was established in 1954.

949 E. Isaacs.

M i c h a e l of P o r t l a n d ; a development of Howard-Tietan rosarians.

Snow depth 3 inches SEATTLE (AP)-The Boeing daughter, Betty of California; a Bates 25 6 0.07 Co. Aerospace Group has joined Park.

• Card-of-Thanks Snow depth 17 inches brother, Richard Bradford of One person opposing the plan A TOUCH OF SPRING an effort to bid on a Navy antiIce Harbor Dam 41 22 suggested obtaining federal Pacific Gas WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR WaUa Walla; and a sister, Mrs. Lower Monumental . . . . 39 0.01 ship missile program. General FOR YOUR HOME SINCERE thanks and appreciation to our Eva Criss of Touchet.

Lower Granite Dam .... 38 28 0.04 Dynamics is prime contractor funds for maintenance of city POTTED AND many friends who were so kind to us Services will be held at 2 p.m. McNary Dam 43 34 parks.

City Manager Larry Asks Pipeline BLOOMING during our recent bereavement, and also Friday at Gables chapel in John Day Dam 42 30 0.01 for the "Harpoon" program. Smith pointed out that the city for the beautiful floral offerings.

Boeing will be responsible for Hanford 27 14 SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-PaMR. & M R S . R I C H A R D Portland. the missile propulsion system, is not eligible for matching cific Gas Transmission Co., San PETTICHORD Sunset Thursday 4:33. aircraft integration and test funds to maintain eld parks, Francisco, has asked the Fed& FAMILY Sunrise Friday 7:32. only f u n d s for park program.

MR. & MRS. ERNEST HERMANNS eral Power Commission for development and acquisition.

Charlotta Keith Max. T«np.TEMPERATURES Jt FAMILY Wednesday 39.

MRS. CHARLOTTE STRONG Smith also said, contrary to authority to bring 200 million Funeral services for the late Min. Temp. Thursday 31. & FAMILY an earlier report, that the cubic feet per day of gas from 11:30 a.m. Thursday 34.

MR. & MRS. DENNIS DEWSNUP Mrs. Franklin A. (Charlotta) Temp.

SS General Dies council had not received Alberta to California. The comHighest Temp, this date, 62 in 1961.

Keith of 1120 W. Moore, who Lowest, -11 in 1888 BAD TOELZ, Germany (AP) petitions asking the city not to pany said it plans to build 319.3 died in a fire that destroyed her — Heinrich Lammerding, 65, sell Wildwood. miles of 36-inch pipeline in IdaPRECIPITATION home Tuesday morning, will be Last 24 hours to ID a.m. T. ho, Washington and Oregon. It former Nazi SS general who held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Precip. total since first of month O.K. was sentenced to death in aband other construction will Herring chapel with Chaplain Normal for month to date 0.17. sentia in France for his role in amount to $82.8 million.

BLUE MOUNTAIN LODGE James Dennis of the Veterans Toul Precip. since Jin. 10.65. Normal the 1944 massacre in the village • Pool Levels O.B7.

No. 13, F.AA.M. Hospital Since Mar. 1 12.13. Normal 12.98. of Oradour, died Wednesday aftSTATED COMMUNICATION A d m i n i s t r a t i o n LADIES MM Since Sept. 17.54. Normal 6.75.

McNary 339.7. er a long illness. He commandMonday, Jan. Id, 7:30 p.m. officiating. days this d*te with Precip. since ed the regiment that killed 642 RUMMAGE SALE Work M.M. Degree Concluding services and No.189661.

Ice Hat-bor 438.6.

1210 E. Alrftr J A 5-2710 Writ *•«• Refreshments Fri. & Sat., Jan. 15&16 interment will follow in Mt. Relative Lower Monumental 539.8. inhabitants and destroyed the humidity, 11 a m. Thunday, HARRY L. DRAKE, W.M. 121 W. Main VIM IN J^MViWW** ^vWViwvw MVMi I^WWWW View Cemetery. t5 per cent. village.

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