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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1960)
HtttHl. OAltTTC-TlMIt. Thm3T Afrtl U. 10 Records Fall At Saturday Meet If KEAL FINLAND Willow Cfk Inflation trark mel w thrre new !( imer l,lh rr"rU 6' 'town In II booki Turn trlcll rt I rreorR tm In the tr.ad Jurn 20 nl .n In the I-"0 ) hlch hurdles with a limp f 16 The other record ws In tho MO vd relay with time tt 141:0 This wm wt ly Dennis lhrrty Jim KiracalL Tom Ihmell and Tm Drlsccill. ffls,ll and Howell IIH (or the tfp honor, earn arorlne 15v tM.lnta and Pat Farlory of Arling ton was third with H 3 4 points. Seorlne for the meet was bcd nn the 5 uolnta for firat. 4 fur keeond. 3 for third. 2 for fourth and one for fifth. Summary! Hleh lumo: 5' 4". Tie Martin lone and Ball. Ileptmer. Tie for third. Wcln. Arlington and Herb lartn, Condon; PavU. Arlington Kroad lumn: 20" 8'". Drlsrt.ll llpniiner: Steagall. lleppner; Campbell. Fossil; Miwy. Con don; Wright. Fossil. Shot put 12" 1". Howell. Hep pner; Palmer. lone; Macha. Con don; Hire. Fowl I; rat tee, Con don. Pole vault 10" 3", Farley, Arlington ; Doherty, lleppner; Martin. lone; tie for fou-th Steacall, lleppner and Camp, bell. Fossil. Javelin 158' 6", Howell, llep pner; Farley. Arlington; Palmer, lone; Pattee. Condon; Wheel house, Arlington. Discus 125' Goddard, Condon; Howell, lleppner; Massey, Con don; Pope, Arlington; Doherty, lleppner. 120 High Hurdle 16.6. Drls coll, lleppner; Ball, lleppner; Martin, lone; Low, Condon; Sim monds, Condon. Mile 5.14:8, O'Meara. Con don; Wheelhouse. Arlington; Moffit, Condon; Dick lleppner; r lesser, lleppner. Turin 100 yd dash-10.9, Farley, Arlington; Drlscoll, lleppner; Campbell, Fossil; Herblson, Con don; Thompson, Arlington. 440 yd 56.6 Vaughn. Condon; Brosnan, lleppner; Campbell, Fossil. 180 low hurdles 21.9 Steagall, lleppner; Low, Condon; Ball lleppner; Slmmonds, Condon, Davis, Arlington. Heppner Shuts Out Echo Nine r TOM CLASS The fin bail luhln t Tt-m Gtwn enabled the lleppner Mtfh Mufnea ttt auMtie th IVho Coutrara lt FtMay at the rleo grounds. Tlie Mutnf nuri.-t sent IS Kt.o batmen down In the een Innlnjf same The HeDimer InfleM had only tut ball and two if the were to Green. The Miutancs started tuund Ine the Frho pluhi-r early In the find Inning with Tm (ire-n t...tinff iff wtlh a slncle and ateailnff seconil and seorlne on Tom Ulass'a fly to rentertlel.l. itn i Mnn?t alwi scored In the first when the Couuar'e crrored In the third Inning the cougar cot their only hit of the game a bunt awn me unru u- In the MuManc half of the third Green again scored on a double by Tom Glaus, another run was added al.o because or errors, ine .. . a I score at this time was t-v in favor of the Mustangs. In the four Innlntrs the Cougars hit three halls to the Infield on which one error was committed. The Mustangs added another run In the fourth Inning when Boh Davidson scored after doub ling to left field. j Totals for the game: Heppner. runs on four hits, and five errors. Echo, 0 runs on one hit, nd one error. Butteries: HeDpner. Green and Glass; Echo. Tcft, Ammons and Spike. The Mustangs will play the Riverside Pirates Friday after noon at three o'clock at the rodeo grounds. i . II w t . I 15 V, Tf' '"1 1 STATE EMBARKS ON LAKE BUILDING; BULL PRAIRIE TO BE FIRST tf rUKi TOP BOWLING TEAM This team cl Laxiogtoo bowler. Maxint Cox. Lois Hunt, ray nuni end ins uamprxm. cam out id first ploea recently In tha Tuesday rooming cofle leagu ploryod at Hermiston. Team members arc holding tho arm patches thty rectWad for tha win. Lexington Bowlers Win League Title At Hcrmiston Lanes Justice and Municipal Court A women's bowling team from j,. driving, fined SM and oper- Uxlngton. The Half and Half. ;ntors license suspended for 90 recently won first place In the days. A motion was later enter- Tuesday morning coffee league d n the above case by district ilaved nt the Ik-sert Lanes In attorney Robert Abrams that the Ut-rmUton. The team had tied conviction be set aside for the Apprmal fif the creation f Bull Prairie lake In the Umatilla natlfinai foerkt South f llrpPhef embarked the game commission on a new venture of building man made lakes for expanding anellnir population. Bull Prairie was assureU when the game commission ai us March meetlnff -t aside J.'8.000 for cooperative development with the forest service or tne man made Impoundment to be create.! specifically for recrea tlonlsts. Located south of Hep. pner the lake will provide trout angling In an area where no lakes now exist. Bull Prairie will be the first development of tome 14 addit ional sites established as a pri ority list for possible future de velopment. The list approved by the commission Includes sites from all regions of the state where fishery technicians exam ined and sifted many possibil ities. By creating the priority list of sites now the commission felt CABLA RULKENS RETURNS HOME Mr and Mrs Harry Bongers r In Portland over the week end where they took Miss Carla Rulkens to catch a plane tor her home In The Netherlands. had been in the United States a year, staying at the Bongers home. with a Hermlstun team, the Toast v Termites, and In the playoffs won by 31 pins. The team has comph ted 11 weeks of league bowling and throughout the play was never below second place among the 12 teams. It was the only Mor row county team entered. Team members wore Lois Hunt, captain; Maxlne Cox; Faye Iluhl and Iris Campbell. WILSONS VISITING HERE ARCHERY TOURNAMENT SET All Heppner area archers have been extended an Invitation to attend the first open archery tournament to be held Sunday, April 24 at Hermlston. Registration will be from 8 to 9:30 a m and there will be 23 targets for the flint round, 14 targets for animal round and 14 for the hunter round, It was announced. Sa Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson of ndpolnt. Idaho, formerly of lleppner, are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Meador and later In the week will spend a few days with Mr and Mrs Eb Hughes. Mr Wilson went to Portland on business for a few days the first of the week. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients Meldla Faucett. Kin iia! Carev Anne Gregory, Kin- 7ua. dlsmlsseu uee jonus, iune, dismissed ; Edward Le T r a c e, Heppner; Genevieve Springer, Heppner; Willis Wright, Jr, Kin- zua, dlsmlsseu; Daisy mcaini., Heppner: Margaret Murray, Hep- nn..r: Konald Crantree, lone; Glen Gilchrist, lone; Vclma rhillps, Kinzua; Wanda Smiley, Klnzua, dismissed; Sylvia Cog lia, Heppner; Ethel Hunt, Fossil (deceased). EASTER MONDAY CARD PARTY The Women's Auxiliary of All Saints' Episcopal church Is hav ing its annual Easter Monday card party on April 18 at 8:00 p m In the parish house. Bridge and pinochle will be played and refreshments served. The public Is invited to attend. Mrs A A Dunlap of Grass Valley, Oregon was visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs A S Watkins for the week end. Mr and Mrs Claude Cox had ns their guest last week, their daughter, Mrs George llolden of Battle Ground, Washington. Mr and Mrs Creston Robin son were In Portland Friday and returned on Saturday. Mrs Eloisa Smith and her sis ter, Mrs Ray Anderson of Tort land who Is visiting here, went to Union, Oregon and spent the weekend with Mrs Smith's son Gerald Lequerica and family. Phone your news items to 6-9228. 15 ITo L BUD SAY'S-'Como In And Sec Me' Fine Tiro Service Ford's Tiro Service Q Means! WE HAVE oNow General Tires In All Price Ranges. oKraf tread Recaps With New Tire Mileage Guarantee. oNcw Other Make Tiros At Close Out Prices. O Standard Batteries - (Low In Price, High In Guarantee) Terms- to suit your neei Don't Buy Tires Until You See Bud At Fords Tire Service reason that newly discovered evidence discloses that the de fendant was not operating the motor vehicle nnd therefore could not be guilty of the crime to which he pleaded guilty, was subsequently charged with al lowine a nerson to drive who does not have legal right to do so and fined $10. Asa Way, reckless driving, fined $50, 30 days In Jail sus pended, and operators license suspended for one year. Robert Bryant, reckless driving, fined $50 and operators license suspended for 90 days. Roice Fulleton. failure to stop at stop sign, $10 fine. Robert Wallace Byrd, Jr, fail ure to stop at stop sign, $10 fine. Lorena Palmer, overtime park ing, $1. Floyd D Linderman, Illegal U-turn, $1 fine. Richard McRoberts, excessive speed, $10 fine. Charles Udell, overtime park ing, SI fine. Conservation Stamp Due Out Next Week Local News In Brief Robert Mahoney, who la at tending racifie University at Forest Grove. Is home to spend spring vacation with his par ents. Mr and Mrs P W Mahoney. He has as his house guests for the week, Bill Turner of Beaver ton and Richard Holllngsworth of Springfield. Mr and Mrs William Labhart attended a bride and groom shower for Mr and Mrs Jim Way lands in Arlington last Wednes day evening. Mrs Earl Gilliam, Mrs Jarrls Chaffee and Mrs Ethel Zlemantz spent Tuesday In Pendleton. Marilyn Calvin Is spending her spring vacation from Pacific University at Forest Grove, with her parents, Mr and Mrs Rich ard Calvin. Mr and Mrs Harold Cohn axe In Portland for a few days. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones and children were In Pendleton on Monday. Mrs Glen Irbv and Mrs H Townsend took their mother, Mrs Ella Bleakman to Portland last week to enter the hospital. Mr and Mrs Merritt Gray and boys went to Hermlston Sunday. Mrs Merritt Gray was In Pen dleton on business Friday. Colleen Bailey spent the week- Supporters of the Heppner soil end In Pendleton at 18 conservation district and persons Interested In commemorative stamps will be able to purchase a 4-cent water conservation pos tage stamp locally starting April 19, Ralph Richards, conservation 1st, said today. Although the post office nartmont is printing 120 million conies of the 3-color water con servation stamp, the edition may lot last long, Richards said. The stamp is being issued Washington. D C, on April as a tribute to conservation farmers and their local soil con sprvatlnn districts and water shed nrolects. "I'm sure that most everyone in the Heppner district will want to buv these colorful and nis torlcal stamps when they go on sale here," Richards said. Those who are interested in "firstdav cover", a souvenier envelone. can mail addressed envelopes plus money order or certified check for the number of stamps required to the post master at Washington, D C, who will place the water conservation stamp on the envelopes, cancel with a special cancellation mark used onlv on that day and at that place, and mail as address. ed anywhere in the country Richards pointed out. Mrs John Clerf of Kittitas. Wash and Mrs Dick Krebs of Cecil were visiting at the Pioneer Memorial hospital on Friday r. there wuld be no waiting la pUk and chou as the occasion arlw or as funds become avail able. At Its meeting the com mllon authorUed funds for complete Investigative woik on all potential sites on Uie iui in cluding engineering and cost an alyls. Some of the sites selected may not prov acceptable. 4-H Club News ROUGH RIDERS CLUB The fifth annual meeting of the 4 11 Rough Rldert waa held on April 3 at the ill annex In Heppner. The meeting was called to order after checking the 111 books to see how much each member had accomplished. We discussed our field day April 23. we decided to start It at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. We will have our Judging of the different horses and also have showmanship that morning. The members and visitors are to bring their sack lunch. Coffee and punch will be served. All 4 H Rough Riders are to bring their horses. Next meeting will be held May 15 at the annex. Marlene Fetsch, reporter THE BUST SEW AND SEWS The Busy Sew and Sews met on April 5 at Maxlne Gray's house. There were 10 members present. Discussion was held for a tea for mothers on May 20. A style show will also be held for the mothers, with the girls modeling their garments they made this year. Committees were appointed for the tea. The next meeting will b I.eU May 3 lh hum of Malne Gray. JSrrr.lre Thorr.sc n. reporter EIGHT THIMBLES CLUB The Eight Thimbles Sewing Club met at the Snl.lrf hm April 7 at 2:30 P m. There were eight members prrwnt and Linda Jackson Hn' ed our club. Mi Father Klrmls met with us and showrd slide on 411 Uimonstrations. She wanted us to prepare some for the lair. Our next meeting will be April ?1 at the Leather's home. Janice Snider was hostess. Denlece Matthews, reporter SUPURE SUTURES The Super Sutures 4 II club met for their regular monthly meeting on April 5. The meet ing was held at the home of our leader. Mrs Andy Van Scholack. Tamara Smith and Margaret Green gave a demon stration on "how to lay a pat tern." Guests at the meeting were Mrs Ray Smith. Mrs Marcel Jones and Mrs Herman Green. Becky Fulleton. reporter Mrs John Clerf and four child ren of Kittitas. Wash are visit Ing her parents. Mr and Mrs E R Shaffer of Cecil. Mr and Mrs Ben Anderson spent Thursday In Tendleton. DOG OF FLANDERS, Star Theater, Sunday -Monday-Tuesday. HUNTING More BUSINESS Try Our Adt GAR AVIATION SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED We're As Near As Your Telephone PHONE LEXINGTON OdOO DAY OR NIGHT Miss Leone Graham leit last week for Ogden, Utah where she will visit relatives for the next three weeks. K. Mala "Tout General Tiro Doalor" Phone 6 S431 A Heppner Business For Morrow County Tire Needs i HARVEST nnnsrorjES 61 1 6 Hail can destroy your grain, fruit, vegetable! in minutes, than disappear leaving nothing to harvest. That's why CROP-HAIL INSURANCE k a must. You 9t up to 100 crop damage coverage at lot cast. Cl or wrrro this agany today, C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE hone 6 Bo 611 Heppner EASTER VALUE EARLY SAVINGS! GIRLS' NEW SPRING COTTONS Beautifully made, daintily de- tooled dresses, and to e i ij mi nntt to care fori Woven gingham, -ao solids, patterns. Machine H " wsho&le. medium setting, little or no Ironing I sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 WOMEN'S SEAMLESS HOSE 98c Twin thread.Long wearing Gay modes in spring's prettiest col ors. WOMEN'S DUSTER COATS 8oo 6 only Dusters in Rayon Faille slub. Quality tailoring. TEEN FLATS 498 Sizes 4l2 to 9 New colors. New styles. Just right for that Easter outfit. EASTER DRESS FASHIONS 5.95 TO 12.95 Latest Fcshicns In The Largest Selection of Easter Dresses We've Ever Had. Select Yours Now. !Iii!i!Ilii!IIil!IIi!I!IliII!II!!II!ii!ii!iIi!IIiili!Il!liniI!!IiIiIi!!i!IH liiil 4
