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Invitational Track Meet Set For Friday Night y NCAL FINLAND The Heppner Invitations! tfih nd field mt will he 'IJ th rt field frldy itartlng at 7 oclmk and It U expect that 11 school In this area will tend trsms. Mar III 'f Milton Frrt-watrr. Arlington. Wot "-K. Stsnfuld. I'maUlU, Condon. Wheeler County. Wcton. V klah and Heppner have reported In. HrUx, St Joseph of rendition, lone and Ulverslde are expected ert before Thursday. There will be n-ven track and six field events with between 100 and 150 boys inLlniT rn rt When asked which team look ed the stroneest, Heppner coach. Jim Mallon Mated. -Hard to tell, but Umatilla louk strong." He lo said. "The 220 yard dash Is expected to be the top at traction along with the finala In the 100 yard clash." Many of the top track men of the area will be wen. Spike Young of Helix Is one of the top men to be watched. Pat Farley, who last weekend Rath--... in Aa iviint for the Arling ton Honkers at Condon, will be In the pole vault; iy Ames jind Dan Green of Umatilla will Iw. n.n In the 220. 410 and high hurdles, and Green can run the hurdles In 16.0. Jim Steagall of Heppner has had very good times In the low nurim-, u Wells of Uklah. who Is a trans fer from Hermlston, will be seen In the 880. Tnm nri-oii and Steaeall are expected to take top honors In the broad Jump. AT PORTLAND MEETING L E Dick, Jr, Teck Leathers of lone. Jack Van Winkle, Charles Collins and Gene Orwlck were In Portland Monday and Tues day to attend a Standard Oil Company meeting at the Sher aton Tortland Hotel. f 'iimimWiy' .1 grf 7Tg,;CT??y I' ell REDUCED WOMEN'S BETTER DRESSES CROUP I $6 Top Quality Dresses In Spring's Best Styles And Fabrics. Priced To Clear. Save Now. WOMEN'S RAYON DUSTERS 2 only Black WOMEN'S $Q COTTON SH0RTC0ATS 3 only Dressy TODDLER BOYS $0 SUITS 4 only. Broken slies MEN'S $077 CARDIGAN JACKETS M Medium and large only. 6 only WOMEN'S $177 SPRING HATS Balance of stock of Easter Hats. GIRL'S $177 SPRING HATS Balance of stock of Easter Hats. WOMEN'S $R SPRING SUITS v Balance of stock of Easter Suits. MISSES $2 BOUFFANT SLIPS Extra Full Polyethlene Packed. Green Gets 2nd No-Hitter in Downing Riverside By TOM CLASS The ni hit Jlnhln of Tm r- . !.. ih. liei tmrr hH em cul to a 4 0 win over the l.her- side Flrates !" inunway the rodeo ground. Tt Mus tang pitcher collected his -c-ond no hit gme of the year ralnrt the same team; the other et.me he hat pitched In was a onehlt affair again! r-fno. Green gave the Hrates examy no hit, no runs, and only fur xvalks on very windy day. The Heppner batmen could only four runs on five hit, three by Inhe first Inning, both the rirate and the Mustangs wem down In order. In the second the pirates were again Rent nam u the bench. Tlie Mustang pro reeded to core three runs In the Inning as LcKoy Gardner walked and Tom Green connec ted wnh a double the nrsi oi nu three hlta of the day to wore Gardner. Green then scored as t.., sine el him nome from second. Another run was .aa4 in th Innlnir when Jerry Davidson scored on Ladd Dick's sacrifice. Score at the end of the fcecond was 3 0 In favor of Heppner. sv. ih wet nf the came Green held the Pirates without any titinc onlv one man pet as far as second base In the last four Innings. The Mustangs added the final run of the game In the third when Gardner again walked and was driven by Green, to bring up the score to the final 4 0. This Friday afternoon at 3:00 Heppner plays the lone Card inals at the rodeo grounds. Tom Green will go against John Swanson of lone. Mr and Mrs Paul Xoenlg and Mr and Mrs William Turner were In Yakima Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Maurice Hitch cock's mother. GROUP II GROUP HI ;8 $ 8 State Treoiurcr Of Lodgo From Heppner Tli.. attending the Sute ! ere of ll..i'r omrtu.n In Port Und M-nUy -t,J Tue.ly wet Mr ft"d Mi Hill Faria. Mr R u M MuMiy. Mrs I'tudi V-lf. Mrs Fllen M'i. Mr Ll"ln Nash. MU Marlln iw-rgstrnm and Mrs K K Gonty. i i'.u.ifrf went a the delegate frm Heppner and Mrs Farra ji elrctrd Stat mhi. tary. Little League Officers Named; Practice Slated ..ffl.i-r were elected and m,t(. for the start of the little league baseball reason at a meeting held April 12 at Hep pner hlRh school. league president is rrea t.im be I of Heppner and Rev Walter Smith of Lexington Is new vice- president. Mrs Bill Sowel! was n.m.t teen-tarv-treasurer ana 1 1 ... i . . - e I n Ruimsn Ralnh Richmond, Wayne Snyder, and Randall n..tnrcnn u-ir e ecteI ro inc . . . . - Team managers for the I960 .u.non will be Riley Munkers n,i n,.rt Corbln for the Giants; Don Turner and Dennis Doherty f-.r the Indians; Jerry Daggett nionn Smith fir the Dodg ers; and Howard Pettyjohn will handle the Braves. Sponsors arc the Morrow County cram i.row tht VAks. Chamber of Com merce and Kinzua Corporation rif ITennner. Ti 1 rst nraet ce turnout is set for 2 pm, April 30 at the Little League field and all In terested boys between 8 and 15 years of age are urged to be nresent. The first scheduled enme Is Mav 16. The full sched niA tnr the farm teams. Little League and Babe Ruths will be announced later. Application blanks will be made avaiianie next ween ior nil bovs who want to play ball. Thoif muqt be slimed bv parents and returned with $1.00 to cover the cost of accident insurance for the players. FARLEY REELECTED TO PONTIAC COUNCIL James J Farlev. Heppner Pon tlac dealer, has been reelected a member of the area Pontiac dealer council. This Is his third year In the position. MRS OILMAN HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mr and Mrs Dean Gilman hon ored his mother, Mrs Walter Gil- man, at a birthday dinner last Friday evening. Other euests were Mr and Mrs Hank Stotts and Lora Lee. RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL Mrs James Wilhelm is recup erating from surgery she under went April 11 fit St Anthony's hospital in Pendleton. On Satur day her sisters, Mrs Lila Walker of Sweet Home, Mrs Zeldia Darby of Seattle and Mrs Arlene Wilhelm of Heppner were here to visit her. She was released from the hospital Wednesday. Visiting with Mrs Ture Peter son and daughters over the week end was Mrs Peterson's brother, Sam Spittle and his son Frank of Benson, Arizona. The Greatest Advance in House Paint in 50 Years! t Sherwin .A-IOO'LATEX e Lists e.vs longer t-:v.fr res-st-tnt hen surfaces are prepcty prepare J Case Furniture Co. riAirikje fkl YDIIR BREAD?- WHEAT MEN TO TALK PROMOTION TIE rw v..u like tsUlns In ur bread? Ttds wl!l be one of 'V-1 etui important t. l' t t dlus- .n by wheat Jf'rtV'', l"r m.iiuhI irlng meeting t tne i, .,r... (V.iintv Whestgrowers Altiori to tie held on Mon day trtilng. April 25. The meeting v. lit oe ' " the Lexington CJrange hall ginning at 8 p m. Whether to nave or noi u n raUlns In your bread may K-cm like an unimportant maun, .... m r Amleriun. county agent. However, this U a project ..lntlv elr.tt ronMderwl ly me (r.gon Wheat Gniers League through Its awrlatei organiza tion. Western Wheat Associates .n.t ih Talifornla RaUiln throw ers Association. Thi group has recently agreed to help finance th u-heat nroLram in japan in return for promotion of raisins In bread. Detailed arrangements will be worked out won. While this raisin project win be reported on at tne spring meeting, of special Interest to ii he the colored slides hnd discussion given by Frank Tubbs. Adams wheat grower. He will relate his experiences oi trip to Tokyo, llong ivong, nn, Karachi. Rotterdam ana variuu. other side trips taken as a rep .....ninivo to the Worlds Agri cultural Trade Fair held last fall In New Delhi. Mr Tubbs rep resented the U S Departments f Atrlculture and Commerce. Western Wheat Associates and the Great Plains Wheat MarKei im DeveloDment Association in charge of the wheat exhibit. Six committees of tne county association have brief but In- Justice and Municipal Court Ronald LeRoy Mcintosh, dum ping rubbish along public road, $10 fine, suspended on payment of costs. Ronald Gray, permitting per son to drive motor vehicle who has no legal right to do so. $10 fine. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients Betty Hoskins, Con don, dismissed; Jeanne Lovgren, Heppner, dismissed; Mildred Mabe, Fossil; Douglas Anderson, Heppner, dismissed; R B Shoun, Spray; Gordon Cecil, bpray, dis missed : Ralph Medlock, Kinzua; Rouinh Shook. Kinzua; Connie Hoover, Fossil, dismissed; Orrin E Wright, Heppner; Charles n, n..r i.ehanon: Harold G Campbell, Echo; Mildred Morris Heppner. Fair Warning . . . Pnndv Lott. owner of Lott's rwtri in Heppner. has been rrnttlnrr in lots of Window wash lng lately at the store, but he's not too happy about it espec ially with what he finds on his windows. Some youngsters, apparently of the age to learn some rather nanchtv words, have been using Randv's windows to practice writing them. And, they've been doing it with spray paint. He issues fair warning that the whole idea is going to come to a stop one of these days, prou ablv with dire results to some kids. Mr and Mrs Ebb Hughes were in Pendleton on Monday. Willi FOR WOOD OR MASONRY fCR CLAPBOARD. STUCCO. CEMENT. ERICK, SHAKES CR SHINGLES. - Williams HOUSE PAINT Dr es dust f'ee. bug tree m 30 mmutes Clear, rch colors a-e permineil terrtn.g trpm la mWe of l'cJ and state comern """"' will I red wheat Import Sln Ir.g; public relations program underway; women p r o m o t e.ay contest; suggetlona fur apiKiintment to Oregon Wheat Committor: pol" J nrW .. l.UI- ami 4 H FFA hiblts l-elng readlea tor jumu. prlng show. The l'X0 county winner, ton ti..n vn of the Year, sel erted lat Friday by chairman Tad Miller and commineemrn iravmi.nd Lundell nd Bob Jen sen will bo presented during the evening. Kmco. Inc local macn Inery dealer will present the tra titiunal i.laaue to the winner. Refreshments and door prizes are being planned at pan oi mc program, which has been plan ned to be most Informative and en lovable, aayt N C Anderson. Wheatgrowers are urged to at tend. Family Bible Study Set by Lutherans A full week of family Bible KinHv will becln Monday ana continue through Friday, April M. It was announced today by i?nv John Rvderen. pastor of Hone and Valhy Lu t h e r a n The study Is designed so the onttr. fflmilv can participate as a group. The material to be used was printed In the east for use of participating Lutheran churches throughout the country Th Btndv Is helnc made In con junction with the 1960-61 merger nf three malor Lutheran Doaies In the world, and Its purpose Is to help establish better under standing of the merger, and to encourage a strong spiritual basis for it on the family level. I Corinthians la the Bible dook in ta iicori In discussion form. The sessions will be conducted by Pastor Rydgren and will De from 7:30 to 8:30 each evening. The Valby congregation will conduct the same program dur ing the secona ween in iay. GRAND JURY CALLED The grand Jury was called Into session Monday and returned two secret Indictments to circuit Judge William W Wells. Mr and Mrs Raymond Gonty and family of Renton, Wash, visited over Easter with his par ents, Mr and Mrs E E Gonty. Moke MARKET u I ,-tq w wirmw HOME OWNED MIX 'N MATCH Hi-West Frozen PEAS PEAS Cr CARROTS CORN LEAF SPINACH FRENCH FRIES CHET'S TV DINNKb rwtx ....... ...............-..".-" SHORTENING 3 LB. ggC Sonny Boy C & H POWDERED SUGAR 4 Lbs. 59c M...,..,...M...m............"M.m..''""'"'"",",u"-,m,""""""M STANDBY CATSUP g 14 OZ. BTLS. $00 MANDARIN ORANGES 4 CANS 89c HILLS BROS. COFFEE LB. 69c FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES LOCAL RHUBARB 3 LBS. 39c DRY ONIONS 3 LB. BAG 19c CAULIFLOWER 2 HEADS 49c tw TiriNQ TOLL or AtcHcrs wzit Between 15 and 20 ami lambs hixe been killed during recent davt by dogs at the W A ., i. ..n.h near Lenlngtun. Sum have been killed outright and aom 4 the " w-r- run Into Willow creek which has been high enougn to "'o them. . . There have also wen nn. of dogs running cattle Just west of Heppner. HEPPNEB GIRLS ARE INJURED IN ACCIDENT The Rev and Mm Bruce d a trio to Salem Monday to visit their daughter. Joan, who was wjurri in ... automobile accident on Saturday night. She was in tne nospuai In McMinnvllle ana is now cuperatlng at the VMJiamcue University iniirmary in wmn Also In the accident was i. n.,i,Mn dauchter of the Rev and Mrs Lester Boulden of Lake- view. Rev Boulden la tne rormer pastor of the Heppner Methodist church. It i reponeu in was not Injured seriously enough to be hospitalized. 10NE COUPLE INJURED IN WRECK Mr and Mrs Dale Ray were Injured In an accident recently near Rufus as they were on their way home from Portland. Both ate In The Dalles hospital, and Mrs Ray suffered from shock. Their daughter. Mrs John Arm Ington of Los Angeles flew up to b with her parents. STUDENTS HOME FOR EASTER Among the college students home for the Easter weekend were Janice Driscoll. Business College In Boise. Idaho; Dick P.uhl. Boise State College; Wayne Soward. Susie McQuarrle. Carol Anne Anderson. Eastern Oregon College. LaGrande; Janice Mar tin. Janice Beamer, Oregon State College. Corvallls; Judl Bran non, University of Oregon, Eug ene. COUNTRY CLUB PARTY The Willow Creek Country Club Is having a party, for mem bers only, at the Legion hall Saturday evening, April 23 at 8:30 p m. It had previously been an nounced for a later date but the party Is to be this Saturday evening. C L "Bus" Neel from Bend was visiting relatives at the home of Ed Bennett. Our Low Prices A Shopping Habit AND LOCKERS rD ftO fi JANICE MARTIN VISITS Mr Handall Martin wrr.t ta CorvallU FHdoy t' p!r P her daughter JilUc. whu u a dent at Orrgun State College, and her roommate. Mt Le Walcott of southern California. to spend the Fater weekend In Heppner, While here they at tended the DtM-y banqut In HermUton where Jantc reltn ..uhl her DrMulay district Sweetheart crown nr . ..... ... district Sweetheart. Janice and niiu Walcott returned to lor- valll by train on Sunday. GUESTS AT ANDERSONS Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs NcW Anderwn lr r.aicr Sunday and the weekend were Mrs Anderson's sister and fam ily. Mr and Mrs William Owen. Jr and three children. Seattle; Mr Owen'a parents, Mr and Mrs William Owen. jr. iiiwsooru Mrs Anderson's brother and family. Mr and Mrs John Vack ley of Hillsboro. AT TREASURERS MEETING Leaving today (Thursday) for Bend are Mr and Mrs Ted Smith and Mrs Carl McDanlel. where Mr Smith and Mrs McDanlel will attend a meeting of city .n ennntv treasurers. Mrs Smtih will visit her sister and husband. Mr and Mrs H w Allen In Redmond. m I. M Acee of Portland. grandmother of Clint Agee. ar rived Saturday to spend Easter and a few months with Mr and Mrs Agee. Mrs Pag Peorce and grand daughter of Los Angeles. Calif are staying witn Mrs rean-ei sister, Mrs Maurice Elder. Mrs Pearce is also a sister or Mrs Faye Prock. Visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs James Prock over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Har old Scrltsmeier and three child ren of Portland. Visiting Mrs Harry Duvall for Easter were her niece and fam ily, Mr and Mrs William Feder son and Janet and Perry of Seat tle. They left for their home on Monday. Attending a community TV coop meeting in Portland on April 18 and 19 were Carl Spaulding. Haskell Sharrard, L E Dick, Jr, and Don Wise. Mrs John Rydgren took her daughter Janel to Po-tland on Tuesday for surgery. She will be operated on Friday morning. Mrs G D Dennis of Oswego Is in Heppner visiting her sister, Mrs Harold Cohn. THOMAS S. HOWELL PHONE 6-9922 10 LBS. 25 LBS. $115 $019 SPECIALS FOR APRIL 22-23 for
