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Mustangs Get Win Over Umatilla By HEAL PEitAND Coach Clint Agee'a Mustangs had only one game on the sched ule for last wk and managed to come out on tp of I'matUU 53 to M. In the firt atana Heppner was slow getting the ball through the baket out at the end of the period were only be hind by on point 11 to 10. The second quarter was dif ferent Mory fr the visiting Mus tangs who outscored the home team by 13 points. Tom Green helped to brlnjr the Horsemen out of the hole with his accurate shooting. Heppner came up with 21 fM.lnts to the Vikings 8. At half time the score stood at 31 to 21 for Heppner. in ih Keeond half Heppner's shooting got more even when n,,.,. mvr Pdt thine rolling alone with a quirk layln but Umat'Iia came rolling back with the nld of Dave Green. The fourth quarter was almost fatal for Heppner when Umatilla got red hot and the Mustang defense could not hold them. Heppner managed to sneak a few baskets In but were out scored, and almost lost the game. Last weekend the Stanflcld Tigers dumped the lone Card inals 49 to 21. This was the first league loss for the lone team and this Saturday, If the Heppner team can beat the Card inals there will be a two way tie for first place In the league between Heppner and lone. 1 Local News In Brief LEXINGTON j .. n,i Mi. Vrn"fi MatiKrt Ur h4tUrl UHs Ut UurinQ January i m " y r..i - , 'lutJ.id l.-n- M--y ift t!2n;t-n,jn O.lt.S ovrr tl. rrk ,y iMk lU -tJ. r.,uil lMri4UJMeran4 family. Ms-" j M, kp Hunt. j if Stewarts Attend U of 0 Weekend Mr nnd Mrs Joe Stewart were In Eugene for the weekend to visit their daughters, Mary Jo who attends school there and Alice Faye who attends school In rortland and accompanied them to Eugene. While there they stayed at the home of Mrs Stewart's parents, Mr and Mrs A C McCracken. On Friday of last week, Mr Stewart was In Mllwaukle at the Clackamas high school for a meeting for curriculum directors and assistant superintendents In charge of Instruction. The gen eral topic for discussion was "grouping, with special em phasis on the slow learner", un der the direction of Joe Hall from the state department. The pro ftrom wns nut on bv the instruc tional cnrvipps section of the State Department of Education f 74 V' JAMES O PORNS Condon Mon to Seek Democratic Post James O Burns, Condon busi nessman, has filed for delegate at large to the Democratic .Nat ional Convention. Burns Is ..... iriiuiirir ami manager oi Dunn Bros Inc.. pioneer retail mercantile business that has been ojeratlng In the same fam ily slnre 1893. Burns was born In loncion ami In local schools, in- attended the University of Ore gon. During World War I he served as a bombardier and was a nrlsoner of war. lie is mum.-.. and has one son. He has been active In local politics, serving as chairman of the Giiiiam coumj- 4... committee for the past 12 years. He is also county chairman of the Re-Elect Senator Neuberger committee. -.i.. d!i,,nii dp has held In clude: Mayor of Condon. 1953-54: i.,t nibr rnnrton rjKS uuki'i exniiL-u - 1954-55; past commanuer American Legion Tost No 25 and V F W Post No bOUb, ami cram fund drive chairman American Red Cross. $j.37.'. "' earlier tney jw,re $12.01. j SUte sales In-t month totaled 1 51 fiM,0.i7 It was the Mtfhe! 'volume In Orrtfon for a January i since 1"M i i.... i.i the state office In- jdicte thnt a goo rnany Ore IgonUns who have rcen Jong Mrlrtt K t'f J Siilnj;s B I, or who hve un matured nerles F noitu. nmr aailxl themselves of the new privilege granted by the United Donartment of transferring from these securities to series II bonds. Miecuv " January 1. WA this privilege Is designed to enable v" own Hie aecumuiauve ij iv serl-s V.. V. and J Savings Bonds to move from them Into series II bonds, which pay Interest by government check 'nh six months. Mr Bedford pointed out that this transfer can be made without paying Income tax on interest earned over a long per iod of years, until the II bonds themselves are cashed. The pur pose Is to make It possible for long time owners of Savings Bonds to move into a type of security which will give them current Income. Twenty-four counties showed increased sales In January over the corresponding month In 1959. Sumner of Arlington eeompn led t hem Mr ood Mra Tiaa And"" were In Pendleton Thursday Ur the dav. Mis W r Kllktnny rdl. ton whs here f.T the weekend vslitlng friends. Sandra Lanhara who attends nnrslne -ho4 at St Vincents In Portland Is here vMUng her parents. Mr and Mrs Con ley Lan- ham. Mr and Mrs Robert Low lelt Thursday of last week to attend the Boat Show in Portland. They returned Sunday evening. Mr ond Mrs Sert Mason of Portland were weekend guests at the Fred Mankln home. C Plnknev I Th Dalles was here on business last week .n.i tuont the nleht at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Mankln. Mr and Mrs Howard Mills ana son Randy of Salem were week end guests at the home of his sister and brotnerin-iaw. u and Mrs Lowell Grlbble. Mr and Mrs Del Jordan 01 Pendleton and Mr and Mrs Del hri ParW nt two children of Milton Freewater were weeKcna guests at the home or Mr ana .... v...- ... Mr and Mrs Bar McDowau Two Local Men Now at Ford Ord FHA Farm House Construction Loons How Available M.itw county lnnei lUfW tnTMC Mf fr h..u. and buiidir.ijt vstih l.ns frwm te r - luin Administration. t.o l,,in mav le mane uniy to frm owner.. The I-rin mut produce a of the uieratr'i annual cah in- . 4. , L HAlfH ft A o.n.e and tnun oe -Unn In the community. Housing fund cannot be ued to buy lanJ r refitn debt Security will be a mortgage on ihe farm being Improved. Max- .....j,v ni.-nt terms are J years at four per Farmers buy their building ..i ul.prpver thev please, mult - - i i usually from local dealer. They "... huildine Plans and estimates from a reliable auree. ivrlodic Inspection during construction are made vy ine acencv to assure mi struction standard are followed. FHA loans are provided only when private lenders cannot ad- enuate V serve me tami v".-.- 4-H Club News IONE FAMHANDLtM On February 13 the lone cook Ing club had a meeting at Mar Jorie O'Connor's oue. Tt.. .iuit,. t4.i-re Lane He JaiK- kiii, Mrs O'Connor and Terry O' Connor. Marjorte ilid a b-monstratlon . . it i .... on how to mane s-- We dlscusned atKiut buytng na the qulaity of eggs and filled out the practice food record In . . . k . ns Vsa r our txmks. aim uip mn.." brought muffins to our meeting. We discussed and Judged the muffins. We voted on who to pick for ,he Father of the Year. , Thp af;enfy does Th. next meeting will be heldretui n lenders. on February 22at ! " Xr.uppiemen, the cre.li, land's house, haren '"-"--.- smiled by other demonstrate how to mane appie- sauce. Karen Hams, reporter Vuia W StrJtS mm Forgotten Mn Quit Advertiatn YterU7 LEXINGTON LIVESTOCK CLUB The fifth meeting of the Lex ington Livestock 4-H club was held Feb 8 at the Bay Dolven ranch. tu. nit i,, nie was to name ....".TZdaT br ol'swlne: For new bust- day. returning Wednesday morn- nes., we "S" Mrs Cena Cror and Misa Hor- We saw two films on swine JwflStZS vis- and there wa, a discussion on Iting at the home of Mrs Gray's swine. I!.,,! o-nnohter.ln-law. Mr and The next meeting will be at Mrs Merritt Gray. Bob Gray, a the Roy Martin home hmihnr u.-n a visitine over tne weekend at the Gray home from Mill City. CARD PARTY PLANNED Tutn count v men. Pvt Edward W Groshens, son of Mr and Mrs victor Crosheru of Heppner, nna 1 county wiiilam W Brannon, son of for tne . ii,,-,,,, p.icitcii of nir h iiii ;ii i .1 in.ini'i merican Red Cross. ,one are urui(.rgoinR the first A benefit card party will be He Is chairman of the Gilliam ' ()f basc lnfantry training held at the Rhea Creek Grange county high school nuwsoiy Fort 0rJ Cahf B()th are ns- hall Friday, Feb i'b Beginning ai board, and vice-cnairman ui slgno(1 to Company D, 7th battle ,7:30 p m. Gilliam county school reorgan- 3fd bdga(lo. ZTZZZ izatlon committee. Burns will(- 'icn ,h compicte the eight CENTRAL MARKET MOVES . f ...til i Central Market moved into its ..u hiiiwtinir over the cast week- ,eciali.st training. Monday started serving Groshens graduated f".m "CP; '"If "f" a reatly en- pner high school in inu building 'ef OS.C'..am' B,riS . immedratdy north of the for- a VJ.U graauaie oi ...h", , nn a. ... soon Dr0. Jimmy Martin, reporter izatlon committee. mio vvhcn they complete tne eignt supiort the winner of the Oregon wppkg of instruction, they will primary. At present he Is a sup- j on tQ a(lvanC0(i infantry or porter of Senator Kennedy. I specialist training. 1 I -.. rrrmliinleil from HeD- LEAP YEAR SHOW: Star Theater, Monday or Tuesday, February 29 March 1. NOT SUNDAY. Girls bring beaus, Moms bring dads. 2-for-l if the gal treats. COURT CHANGES MEETING DATE The Morrow county court will nn Thursday. March 3 at 9am Instead of its regular Wed nesday date due to conflicts. County Judge Oscar Peterson will be in Portlanu, baiem anu llngton for meetings the early part of tne ween. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER PLANNED The World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday, March 4 at o n m t ihn Hennner Methodist church. It is sponsored by the Union Missionary Society. school. Both entered the service January 8. gal treats. union j lar-$25 GENERAL TIRES KRAFTREAD CAPS STANDARD BATTERIES 670x15 Fullcap On Your Casing As Low As S095 PLUS TAX NOW WRITTEN GUARANTEE On All Our Passenger Caps 8 Months or 8000 Miles Ford's Tire Service -Tour General Tire Dealer" Phone 6-9431 Justice and Municipal Court Anthony Paul Loveday, rmw nt nersonal property j . fiiiR and 20 days in jau, oaiuu-u. Harry Rliett Camay, larceny of personal property, $25 fine and 20 days in Jail, paroled. Georgia Mae Giersch, failure to yield right of way, $10 fine. Felix H Schwarzin, extended load, $10 fine. Roval Tire Center, parKing re stricted zone, fine. Cecil Robert Winkler, illegal U-turn, $5 fine. L E Ruhl, overtime parking, $1 fine. mer location and will soon pro vide additional off-street pane- A erand opening is pianneu within a few weeks. WINS PROMOTION Ste.cey R Lovgren, son of Mr r,H m Alfred Loveren of Hep pner, recently was promoted to specialist four in uermany, where he Is a member of the 4th nrmniwl division. Lovgren, a policeman in the division's 401th military ponce company in Goppingen, enter In Oct 1958, com- trainine at Fort Hood, Texas and arrived over seas last April. ATTENDS CONFERENCE HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs Roy Kirk, Journalism hieh school, .mniinlnH i cTrniin of students anrai'" " "t 1- - New Arrivals To Mr ano iMrs t0 Seattle last weeKenu wirac Monte A Younce, Spray, a 6 lb thoy attended the Pacific Slope 14 oz boy born Feb 22, named ( jllgh school newspaper confer Raymond Dean. ence. Sludents going were Carol Patients Charles rnegiey, jr, ;k Anderson, Connie ahuciwu. Heppner, dismissed; Eddie Ol- Barbara Siewert, Tom Glass and son, Heppner; Erma Thomas, Noal penland of Heppner and ir..., Qhiil.iv Vucipv. Klnzua. n.,i.,.. nfnnr,na11 nf lone. lu i'pif ' i "'" - ' anient i.iv.-".' j : i H'llnn TI-ln Kln71in:l .. U1MIU VHU , "mm. , Johnny Wilson, Heppner; Joan ne Warren. lone; Harry Craig Klnzua; Leonard Toll, Kinzua; RECRUITER COMING Sereeant ; u Thomas O McGehee, Marine James iuoiuuian, m-K'i'n., .-..v. ti- i rnm0 rnornitor for this area, will Hall. Heppner iuarjonu ras, -."' - e pner; Ola M Smith, Spray; be at the Heppner post office Charles Nelson, Fossil; Virginia March 4 from 4 to 6 p m. Any- S i,; Marlon Olson. Ilep- one desiring Information about pner: Alex Warren, Condon; the Marine Corps may coma Mary McLeod, lone. 'him here. at Special Production 300 HEAD HEREFORDS TUES., MARCH 8, 1960 Northwestern Livestock Comm. Co. sen ices supplied oy sources. , . .4. .. i. .ana aMiilali e include f:irm ownership loans, soil and water loans, ana iarm o-iai.... loans. . Further Information on the loans may be obtained at the county office of the Farmers Home Administration located at 105 S E Byers Avenue, Pendle ton, on Monday of each week. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Motor Rewinding And Repairs F. C. WOOD CO. Aao.. from DrW-l" TW HerroUton. Oregon jOrdan 7-5S3J Long Distance Notion-Wld. Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton. Oregon Phone CR 6 3111 Mr ond Mrs Conley Lanham and Sandra were In Hermlston Sunday to attend a birthday din Mr Tanham's nephew, uri i"t , r nt the W lam lannaiu Amona those from Heppner who attended Dads Day at Ore gon State College in Corvallls this weekend were tiauue ua- ham, Jim Thomson, ' , . Beamer. Mr and Mrs i . uuiu and Luke BIbby. Mr ond Mrs Robert Penland the week- end, where they attended the winter meeting or xne uicS" Newspaper Publisners associa tion. Carl Calkins of Otis, Oregon. former Morrow county resident, was visiting old menus !..-.-- Wednesday. Guests for the weeicena oi Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson home were Mr and Mrs waner Moore of Pendleton. They re turned to Pendleton Monday af- Mr and Mrs Harold scntsmi and four children of Portland were weekend guests at the home of her nephew, Mr and Mrs Jimmy ProcK. Mr and Mrs Bob Miller of Con don were weekend guests at the LaVerne Van Marter home. UTaalranrf tJllGStS Ot the Bill Turner home were his niece and her husband, Mr and Mrs uni Burkhart of White Swan, Wash. Oliver Creswick was in Port- land the first of the week at . inr. n statp board meeting of the funeral directors and also a professional conference ior iuh eral directors and morticians. Weekend guests at the Orian Wright home were Mr and Mrs Al Turnbull of Portland. Mr and Mrs Clair treigmou i !. nni TVTrc Plnrpnee Gard- anu iii o"" 4. ner of The Dalles were weekend miosts at the home oi iir ei" , Mrs LeRoy uaraner. EHD-of-M0fJTM bOYS' WINTER JACKETS $g 4 oniy 00 Women's Roll-Up Sleeve Blouses .. $ 50 .1 01 n ftR sizes Women's Flannelette Gowns $ J Sizes 36 and 38 77 WOMEN'S KNIT SLACKS $0 5 only, fully lined WOMEN'S WINTER SUITS $g A 4W1 00 2 only Men's Cardigan Style Jackets Unlined $377 1 ' JE f ' '--il...! 1 1 ,.:Ul 1. h illnl1 nil iiiiiMili' 11 . - HI In Hermiston. Oregon conjunction with regular weekly market sale. 25 Registered Hereford Bred Heifers Big 2 Yr- ol1 dse to colving 15 Registered Hereford Range Bulls Big service age 2 yr. olds 260 Mixed Commercial Hereford Calves All our own breeding, top quality HAROLD A. WRIGHT, OWNER Heppner. Oregon Phone 6 5310 Si Williams. Auctioneer FINE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON - MVS 1 1 -till' ! " v sm Nature's finest bourLon There ifl none better ! 4"5 qt N. Main
