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Green Pilches No-No Game For Heppner Victory f TOM CLASS The limner HU"h MuUng M ilt a il'ull Nil with the River tde Pirate lat Saturday at Irrtfon. In the flrt nam Muun tltehr Tm Crrrn thrrw a no hitter at the Pirate atliMn. out 15, walking T and hitting " batter, &"b lavldwn drove In Iwo runa with a triple I" the aUth Inning l give the Mu tang iwo runa hkh clinched the with an additional run scored by Mike Ihaly on a alngle y Tom GUt. The Mu tarn: only fit three run and four hit but that wm enough to win the came 3 0. In the -oonl same Uie Mu tang -)aed all thrlr 21 man rjuad glvlntr iubbtltute a chance In play. Three Mustang j.ltt h r we re hit for 20 runa and 1.1 x hit and numcroua walk! were jrlvcn the 1'irate who made use of them In winning the game 20 to 9- DAVID W PEARSON Masonic Grand Master to Visit Lodges of District Mount Moduli lodge No 95, A F & A M, Condon, will be host Tuesday, April 5, for the official visit of David W rear son, grand master of Masons In Oregon, to lodges of Masonic district No 2S. Other lodges In the district are, Arlington No 8S, of which the late Earl Snell, governor of the state and past grand master, was a past mas ter; Heppner No 69, Fossil No 89, and lone No 120. The grand master, who will outline his program for the year, will be accompanied by other grand lodge officers, Including Walter J Jaeger, district deputy of the grand master, who Is In charge of arrangements. A no host dinner will be serv ed at 6:30. NEW PP&L POWER GOES INTO EFFECT Revised electric rates expected to provide Pacific Power & Light Company with additional rev enues to help offset post-war increases In construction and op erating costs were on file Fri day with the state public utility commissioner. The new schedules will be re flected in service bills received after March 30. For most residential customers In the local service area, FP&L said, the Increases will range from about two cents to seven cents a day, depending upon the amount of electricity used. The new schedules make a vailable here an "all electric" residential rate which is advan tageous for consumers using both an electric range and an automatic water heater. The company reported unifor mity of schedules throughout PP&L's upstate service areas would be achieved, including the elimination of the present dif ference of about 35 cents a month between rural and urban area residential rates. Commercial and Industrial schedules are also being ad justed and made uniform, with the effect varying because of many differences in individual electric use characteristics and service requirements. IT&L reported that for house holds on the new straight res idential service rate the cost of 100 kliowatt hours of electricity will be $3.8l.. The amount of the increase for customers on the former urban schedule will be 51 cents more a month, and for those on the rural rate 22 cents more. For 200 kilowatt hours, the increase will be 92 cents more than the old urban rate and 57 cents- more than the i Id rural rate. Under the newly available "all ,rJ I I f . ' lmJ lone Youths Report To 4 H Councils MaMli.a luker and Kcnnrih L Smoti. 4 II tUb it ..' ha w-ie Mitfw county' dl rgatrt tii th -Know Your Bute Onrrnmeni" cunft-rcnta In Hal em In February, frf-ortrd r.n MghlifM f the crfene i the North and "Uh f",m' tlU Oil pa.t werk, arfuedlnC to lather Klrml. M-ffuw rn.y retention aSnt, kVn tirth L Smuuic, !ne Jun j i.. ..utilnrd the program 4 the - - i ror.frrencw which wa made up ,f two delegate from each coun ty In Oregon. Ttie delegate were divided Into U group who made hour long vWta lo the varloua department of the atate government to hear the head of flclali tell the dutte of their department and to answer que- tlona from their young u guct. Department visited In cluded agricultural, atate police, forestry, finance. education, and tupreme court. Mardlne Baker, atudent at Eas tern Oregon College at La Grande, rcjiorted on the Inter view granted each delegate In order to aelcct two Ix.ya and two glrla to represent Oregon at the national 4 11 conference In Washington. D C. Member of the North Morrow 4 council met on March 22 In the home economics room of the Boardman school. Bcaldc the 411 apeaken, a fllmstrlp on "Demonstrate the 4 II Way" was shown by Father Klrml who led a discussion on how to prepare a 4 II demonstration. Leaders were Informed that they would have a ouota of nine students they might send to 4 H summer school at Oregon Mate Loiiegc In June. South Morrow 4 II council met on Thursilay evening. March 21 at the Marcel Jones home south of Heppner. In addition to the "Know Your State Government talks. Glenn Campbell reiHirted on possibilities of building sleep- ne shelters at the 411 camp ai Cutsforth Tark. fountv a cents. Kirmls and Hnv announced that the south end of the county had a quota of 21 delegates they might send to 4 II summer school. The a cents showed colored slides on Chatcolab, a recreation al training camp near Hummer. Idaho. Chatcolab, held May 8 14, is a cooperative recreational workshop which Is open to lead ir from anv Interested organi zations. Further Information on this school can be obtained from the local county extension office. Earlier on Thursday, Mardine Baker appeared before the Sor optimist club of Heppner to give highlights of the Salem confer ence. April council meetings will be held on April 26 at the Irrigon Grange hall and April 28 at the Walter Corley home, lone. Mrs Bill Glennie of Pendleton was in Heppner Friday visiting friends. RATE SCHEDULE APRIL 1 electric" rate, the charge for 500 wiinwntt hours will be $8.57. This amounts to $1.25 more a month for customers on the old urban rntA And nn cents more for those formerly on the rural rate. For 1000 kilowatt-hours, the cnarge will he $12.87. This will be a change of $1.95 for urban house holds and $1.00 ennerence ior rural residences. The new "all electric" rate will be applied automatically to all residential customers who, In re sponce to a recent rr&L quest ionnaire, reported they had both an electric range and water heater, the company said. Extensive public hearings were held on the company's 1958 ap plication for relief from the cum ulative effects of Inflation upon Its costs and earnings. Rapid post-war Increases in taxes, con struction costs and wages were cited by company witnesses In th rate oroeeedlncs. System- wide, the company has expended $2S0,00O,000 on new power gen erating and service facilities since 1950. ATTEND WEDDING Mrs Madge Bryant and Mrs Mary Bryant were in roruana i oct ii-,u,v-iiiiH to Attend the wed ding of Miss Carol Ann Hanks to Don Grace of Salem, which was held Saturday evening at Monitor, near Salem. Miss Hanks is a great niece of Mrs .iiaoge Bryants. Mary Bryant visited her sis ter and family, Mr and Mrs Nor man Lynn of Portland, and Madge Bryant visited with a brother. Mr and Mrs Carlos ! Hanks of Salem. Mr ond Mrt Harlef Young were In Portland for a few days the first of the week. I I V t -. DALE SHCBWOOD e! Modetto, Calif, who will t gueat apwik r duilni weeks tpeetol vlcM ot tha Heppnot ChrUtlan church. Special Services And Music Slated At Christian Church rremhlng services of the Spir itual Life Campaign of the First Christian church will begin Sun i th it o'clock worship M-rvice. The guest minister will he P.ile Sherwood, pastor or inc Maze Boulevard Christian church of Modesto. California. He will apeak on "The Key to Success." Mr Sherwood will speak each Mondav through Fri day, next week at 7:30 and his sermon topics will be: The Chal lenging Convictions; Missing the Mark: God's Tlus Slcn; The King of KlniTs: Christ's Kingdom; and God's Family. Special music will be provided each evening with the local church choir singing Sunday morning. Sunday evening the Hermlston Christian church choir will sing: Charles Knox, pastor, will be soloist Monday evening; John Harmon, who directs the Hermlston Christian church choir and the Hermlston community chorus, will be soloist Tuesday evening. Wednesday evening, Mrs Charles Knox will be soloist; and Thursday Fern Albert. Lydia Van Houte and Judy Cochell, high school girls trio, will pre sent special music. Mr and Mrs Joe Stewart will bring two duet numbers. The public Is Invited to tne services. Justice and Municipal Court Delbert Emert, violation of ba sic rule, $25 fine. John S Akers, excessive noise, $10 fine. Rert Roark. Harry Bongers, Nate McBrlde, Mrs Noel Dobyns, Kathleen Cox, Hazel Mahoney, Clyde Tettyjohn, Vester Hams, M.irlon Havden. Dave Kicnie, overtime parking, each fined $1. Richard McRoberts, speeding, $10 fine . R Patterson, illegal U-turn, $5 fine. Tom Glass, violation of basic rule, $10 fine. State FBLA Meet To Bo April 8-9 OREGON STATE COLLEGE Ruslness students from Heppner high school will take part April 8 and 9 in state Future Business Leaders of America meetings at Oregon State College. Thirty-four Oregon nign schools now have FBLA chap ters and all are expected to be represented at the state confer ence. Carolyn Carter. Heppner high school student, Is state re porter for Oregon FBLA this year. Mrs Lucile Weatherford is ad viser for the Heppner chapter. Highlights of this year's meet ing will be selection of the state's outstanding high school business boy and girl, reports on new developments and career opportunities in business fields, a sooHlne bee and speech con test, and presentation of a $100 college scholarship to an out standing Oretron high school presentation of a $100 college scholarship to an outstanding Oregon high school senior. Oil Co-op Auxiliary To Give Free Lessons Cake decorating and textile painting will be offered the wo men of this area in free classes sponsored by the women mem bers of the Lexington Oil Co op Auxiliary, according to Mrs I. A McCabo. chairman. Starting at 9:00 a m on May 3 the classes will !at two days and will bo progressive S phone M.Vabe S 7UM or Talmer 3-S103 it vou wish to .sign up for the das.-es. Vou do not have to be a mem ber of the Co cp in order to take advantage if the free cake decorating and textile painting classes. ..... Ak 1 FORMER WHEAT GROWERS PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT coum t Moriw-B re.rM:v ne eiecu live commute ti th Marrow C.H.M) Wheat G; rt ,M..n art their ''-ual P'lnr m-Sn? tot M 1V evrnlne. April A u 'JaKrr. fx.m mittwj trpom. Including a ai tti!,.n i.f th Pl ,nl,,",r" public relation f s' fratvifrd on the mertlng TO rmd out the fcram there ttlil Ue tU itlft and ffreh tr.ehl. Featured a the mln p'ftkef Hi thla aprlng rmv'lng will b Frar.k Tubb, pat president. Oregon Wheat Grower League, niti how lii and dU- euwi hi rm-nt v Kit to Japan and the Far F-at. Mr Tut reprr- I ulw.al Interrtt In thlf country at a recent agricultural trade fair held In Tkyo. Those who have Been hU Midea n Ihvk heard hi talk aay that they re "mut" t everyone, Reix.rtlng on the newiy init iated public relation program for agriculture will be Bob Jep- en. lone who head up the com mittee In Morrow county and who with Norman Nelson. Lex ington, vice chairman, at" mem- Stylo Show, Panel Slated For P-TA A 30 minute style -how by stu dent of the Heppner high school home economic department will i.rwwd the recular procram at the Heppner P-TA meeting Wed nesday night. April u, " waa announced today. The regular program will be a discussion by a panel of par ents and school administrators and teachers, and anyone having questions for the panel are asked to give them to a panel mem her or to Dr Robert Pfelffer. pro gram chaliman. Fredrick Martin, county school board chairman, will appear with the panel to represent the board. HOSPITAL NEWS New Arrival To Mr and Mrs Albert Tyler. Klnzua, a 6 lb 7H oz boy born March 29. Patients Steven Doherty, Heppner, dismissed; Sadie Walk er, Heppner dismissed; upai Cayman, Stanfield. dismissed; Ashley McCabe, lone, dismissed; Helen Lamorle, Heppner, dis missed; Cary Ann Gregory. Kin zua. dismissed; Alex Hunt, Lex ington; Jimmy Proek. Heppner, dismissed; Neva Matteson, nop pner; Henry Mantz, Spray; Roger Holloman, Klnzua; Ethel Mar ugg, The Dalles; Ethel Hunt, Fossil; Ruby Billingsley, Kinzua; Victor Lowe, Condon; Keven Haguewood, Heppner; Lynn Thomas, Heppner; Larry Pad berg, Lexington, dismissed. JANICE MARTIN VISITS FROM COLLEGE Miss Janice Martin visited at the home o her parents, Mr and Mrs Randall Martin, over tne weekend. Saturday night she at tended the annual DeMolay Sweetheart ball at Hermlston where she relinquished her Sweetheart crown to the New Blue Mountain chapter Sweet heart. She left Sunday afternoon for Corvallis where she attends Ore gon State College. DON BLAKE TO TOUR WORLD Mr and Mrs Earl Blake were in Portland last week, where they met their son Donald, who has been stationed In Guam witn the Navy Air Force. He has re ceived his discharge and is on his way on a trip around the world. iew - ...Make Extra Dollars with n i LOWER PRODUCTION COST per en .7 ter cf tne a'ate committee, IU rt will I Ufn Ih ligation and tegt.latlon, rtdvie. Un and land u, marketing and liial. youth aciivtUe. nil dumeatle heat uttluatJon federal agricultural program committee. A review of aceonv piUhment alnee the lat! annual meetlnff will be reported on by each ff thee chairmen. lone Army Mon in Germany Exercise 4TH ARMORED MV, CER MANY tAHTNO Army Spec i.iut ur Rudolrh W BrfTtrom. aon of Mr and Mr Erie W Here- atrom, lone, recently participated with other personnel from the 4th Armored DlvUIon In Exer cise Jeeper. a command post ex ercise In Germany. The training waa denlgned to determine the combat effective nes of unit employing wheeled vehicle In reconnaissance ml alona. Specialist Bergstrom. a driver In headquarter company of the division' Combat Command C. entered the Army In October 1958. completed basic training at Fort Hood, Tex., and arrived overseas last April. The 21 year-old soldier l 1953 graduate of lone high school and attended Oregon State College. MRS BAKER NAMED Mrs Frank Baker, Kennewick. a former resident of Heppner, has recently been named a mem ber of the district board or me Episcopal churchwomen of the missionary district of Spokane. She will serve as educational chairman. rn of hor duties Is to supply local guilds with materials from the national church. GUESTS AT THOMPSON HOME Guests last week at the home of Mrs R A Thompson were her granddaughter, Judy Thompson and Ken Rothrock of Fendleton, hoth were home from Ore gon State College for spring va cation. Other guests were Mr ana Mrs Frank Laughrlte and Fran ces Tolkes of Condon. OES SOCIAL CLUB TO MEET The Social Club of Ruth chap ter no 32, OES will meet Satur day afternoon, April 2 at 1:45 p m at the Masonic temple. RADIO TALKATHON TO TELL OF COMMUNISTS Sixty speakers, Including rep resentatives, senators, military leaders and ambassadors will speak during an 8-hour mara thon over Mexican radio station XERB, 1090 KC April 8 from 10 p m to 6 a m. This Informed group will tell "The truth of Communist Influence and infil tration into the American way of life." The station can be re ceived In most of the local area. VISITS IN CANADA Miss Shirley Kononen had as her guest during spring vacation her roommate at Oregon State College, Miss Marldel Matheny of Centralia, Wash. Before com ing to Heppner they made a trip into Canada. ATTEND BEAUTY SHOW Mrs Robert Dobbs, Mrs Ernie Winchester and Mrs Ray Mc Dowell are in Portland this week to attend the Pacific Coast Beauty and Trade show. Mrs Elbert Cox spent Sunday in The Dalles visiting relatives. IT t OCTAL CLUi TO HtVt The Lin OES aoclal tlub will men A pal 6 at 2 p m at the Ion Maaonic hall rather than at a prrlou.ly announced lo rat Urn. (BMBaBBBBaaaaaaaBaMaaaaMaBaai Hi tad Hr wl Koedf mod ton KUk and Mra Harry Bon Beta 4 Carta Rulkenef In Walla Walla ThuriJay for the day, While there. Mr and Mr Kuenl vtilted at tht home of her parent. fan! Wrioht Ttattd duftofl prln vacation with her parent. Mr and Mr waiter Wright and had a her gueat. Tam Tattarn of Portland, her roommate at the University of Oregon Medical Shoo! of Nura-lng- Mra Harrr Ota cod aon Jerrr of Prineville visited her mother. Mr G A Farrcni last week. Mm Farren accompanied Mr Owen to Monument for a few day vlalt with Mr and Mr Darrel Far rens and family. Mr end Mra Jim Logtn latt Saturday for a vacation trip. They plan to vlalt Mr and Mrs John Venard, formerly of Hep pner. who now live In Merrill; and Santa Rosa where they will vUlt hi sister and her aunt They also plan to atop In Reno and San Francisco during ineir trip. Mr and Mra L E Dick Jr wr In Portland Wednesday to at tend a meeting of Norge dealer held at the Multnomah hotel. li Your Local Tire Headquarters -NEW GENERAL TIRES --KRAFTREAD RECAPS -USED TIRES REMEMBER - NEW TIRES FOR AS LITTLE AS Ford's Tire Service "Vout General N. Main 4f ELEPHANT FERTILIZERS . because each bushel, ton, crate or bale of crop cost you less to grow. Elephant Brand fertilizers give you L.P.C. Lower Production Cost per unit and extra profit. Your Elephant Brand dealer is the man to see. His know ledge and advice will be really valuable to you. Contact him soon. IT PAYS TO CHOOSE FROM THE I I 11 48 0 13-39-0 I 16--43 0 IE 27-14 0 3?16 10 30 10 AVMONlt'M 51 HPHTfc Elephant Brand water soluble F- ERTI LIZERS i' .iMti: Mr a4 Mi HJ Harr 4 lUrlingrn, Tun are Uittrf U.U wwk at the hm i4 her j-arrr.ts. Mr ar.d J4; duy li ttr.g Mr and Mi Henry J! tj make their hm In Oregon. Mr ! Mi Crnet Htie tnd Mr anJ Mr Howard Henry drove lat week to Ftet Grov and the coat. While In Forest Grove they vWited Mr and Mr Roger Connor, formerly vt Hep pner. Mr Conner l alo a dauphter it Mr and Mr Hat ting. Mr and Mi Bob Naarmoai and aon Bradley of LaGrande accompanied Munte Carne to Het oner on Sunday and Jhey vUited Mr llacerman'a mother. Mr Alex Green. Mr Carne came to get hi wife who ha been here vUltlng at the home of her parent. Mr and Mr Cornett Green. Itobatt MahonT. a atudent at Pacific University at Forest Grove. vUited over the weekend with hi parent. Mr and Mrt P W Mahoney. Robert Huffman, who la a freshman at Whitman College at Walla Walla I spending hi spring vacation with hi mother, Mr J R Huffman. Mr and Mr Raymond Far guson have been visiting In Seattle at the home of their daughter and son In law. Mr and Mr Robert Kelly. DOG OF FLANDERS coming to the Star Theater Easter Sun day. 1 TIRE SERVICE PER MONTH Tire Dealer" Phone 6-9481 BRAND ELEPHANT BRAND LINE u 1 i-. I 13 13 13 14 14 7 t ) .1? o
