HCrma CAimC TIMtl. Thursday, Mar 11
Mustangs Hold on
To League lie
By TOM CLASS
A ti to 1 win over the Sui.fleld
Tlt'-r ! Friday enabled the
Musunt' ' ,he
I'maiiSU Vlkit.r 1-r the league
Irad Mukiantf pltihrr Tm
Cieon collated hU fifth win tt
Htv M..n against no defeat.
The Mustangs f.n.1 scored In the
third Innlnif on two hit and
a n-. r error. In the flfh Inr.lnsj
the Mustangs collected four hiUj
.ff Tlt'-r pitcher Jerry v.
wJil.1i were ?o.d for four nins
and a early shower fr Vu
Manflcld wt.rcd Its only run
i th i.ith inrilnu at the Tiller
put together a walk, hit batter
and then a single wiurn acoicu
The Heppner squad managed
another run In the seventh due
to a wild lth. Final score .f
the i;mr was 6 1 In favor of the
M.uiinM from Hennner. Bat-
oriixr llennner. Green and
Claw; Stanfield. V'os, Grognn
and Butler.
In two non league games last
wri'k the Mustangs lost both to
I'matllla and Condon. Tuesday
afternoon the fmatnia Vikings
scored six runs in the first in
nlnjr n' -uf'J "ru lhe 8m
t,.im c.rwn hit a trlnle and a
home run for the Mustang final
srore W'as S 3,
ts.tnr.inv the Condon Blue
rwiiii ifik advantage of Hep
nner errors and wild pitching
and walloped the Mustangs 9-1.
In both games regular Mustang
pitcher Tom Green did not pitch.
In the Umatilla game the start
ing batteries were Heppner, Sam
Green and Springer; Umatilla,
Del Green and Hall. In the Con
don game: Heppner, Koenlg and
Springer; Condon Bredlmas and
Logan.
Justice and
Municipal Court
T?i.hnrl C Calvin, no motor
vMfl. license. S10 fine.
Delbert VV Emert, overlength
fvimhlnntlon. $10 fine.
Robert Dean Miller, overlength
combination, $lo ne-
Wallace Vernon Southard,
overlength combination, $10 fine,
Myron Nathan Markle, over
length combination, $10 fine.
Clifford Donald Knight, over
leneth combination, $10 fine.
Norman Williams, overtime
njirklni. $1 fine.
Al Parent, overtime parking,
$1 fine.
George R Putman, parking re
stricted zone, $1 fine.
David Ritchie, no license plate,
$5 fine.
Marlene Griffin, passing on
right of vehicle, $10 fine.
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Heppner Wins 2nd
In Track Meet
Wrangler uttUtn this wttk
revraled th names of th win
ner In Ut Sunday's Earner
tide, th ftmt of th year, which
wa held at th Wrangler
grjund.
Cloveileaf barrel race, seniors
Janlrt. Beamer. 21 seconds;
" I .. . , n. Bill ettti.
the,, mat it.k who --
ur .i , lion vufiin y
bra Steagall. both 22.
througn J (
I NCAL FENLANO
t niaulU I. lib track and field
tt-itrn ink li honor at a trlan
ulur inert held In Umatlll
Saturday, with a t t a I of 73'
poll! I
ll. Jpmr platrtl mxiiihI wllh
h.lal of :
l,d '-'1
T,.m tlriottill of Ib lU'lier W
too wott-r i f the m-rt wllh 20
,i,-.i, it- tilaet-d flrt in trie
as
-li. l Mgh li unties, nroa'
I jump and w-rond In the 10 lov
' j ' hunlles. Itoy Ames of I'mallll
Ila Mxnd with 19' points.
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HERMAN HOWARDS
GRANDPARENTS
Mr and Mrs Warren Thomp
son Jr, (Mona Howard) are the
parents of a 6 lb 8 oz girl born
April 18 in Portland. She has
been named Kelly Lynn and her
grandparents are Mr and Mrs
Herman Howard of Heppner and
Mr and Mrs Warren Thompson,
Portland.
BRADLEYS HAVE BOY
Mr and Mrs George Bradley
are the nroud parents of a baby
boy. They are former Heppner
residents and now live In Glen
finirt California where he Is
manager of the Glendale bow
ling alley.
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HEPPNER
In the 1(). Drl-olI romiwa
off m 10 5 and In the 120 high
hur!!ii had a gd time of 16
Qiitmniirv:
) n tnnl i!.h: Rov Ames. U
K.-rr, II; luenlcrry. t'; How
ard. II. Time. 215.
itovant dash: Roy Ames. U
k.rr ii; Curtis U: White. U
T,n M flat.
KSOjnid run: Roger Bounds
U; Tibbies, II; Ostrom. v; inns
PH. Time. 2:122.
Mile- Hoeer Bounds. U; Book
out. U; Wek. H; Soils. TR- Time
121) yard high hurdles: Tom
priscoll, II; Dan Green. U; rii
ter. PR; Ball. PR. Time. 16.2.
isn vard low hurdhs: Jim Stea
... ,.i......M If. f 1 t -rt PrnAn
eair II, untiii, ii, - v.,....
U; Carpenter, U. Time,
itifh Jumn: Dave Green, U
Kerr. II; Futter. PR; I unis. u.
Il..lr.h S 8'i
iir,iil lumii: Tom Drlseoll, H;
Carpenter. V; Dan Green. U. Dis
l.innv 20'.
ciw.tinii- I.vnn Rasmussen. PR;
rvimm. U: Ames. U; unscoii,
if nistance. 39' 5".
Discus: Lynn Rasmussen, PR;
Traev. U: Doherly. It; rnimps.
on nistance. 118 9 .
Pole vault: Jim Steagall, h;
i.,i f,r Kicond. Ames. U ana
Doherty. II; Ostrom. U. Height
Javelin: Don Tracy, U; Winks,
u. uis
KMn.vard relay: Umatilla
(Dave Green, Dan Green, Lynn
Carpenter. Roy Ames)
FRANCIS RE A
lone Legion Names
Two Delegates
To Boys' State
ri M, i and Francis Rea, both
17 and both Juniors at lone high ho o".
1 i.a.-si Viwn rnn;fn as oei-1 in-p
bl-lioui, i- - I -
egates to Beaver Boys' State pp.; white, U; Ostrom
Jun 12 to 18 at Oregon btate tance, 15.T l'a
Colleee. Thev were named by
the lone American Legion post
nnd erades. character, service
anrl lefldershiD are considered
for the award, Bill Rietman
chairman stated.
Rob is the son of Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Rice, lone farmers. He has
many and varied interests as
Blmwn bv the clubs to which he
belongs and in which he holds
office. They Include Daseuau
nd and 411 livestock club
Hp Is a iunlor class president
and president of the i n ciuo.
Francis Is the son or Mr ana
Mrs Clell Rea. He is active in
lioth student and athletic affairs
having lettered all three years in
football, basketball and base
hall. He was captain of the
basketball team this year, vice
president of the freshman class
and this year is vice president
of the Lettermen's club.
Local Judges Pick
Fair Royal Court
Mr and Mrs William Labhart
,.r m-noner and Mr ana Mrs
Rnimrt Jensen and Mr and Mrs
vv,iifr Jacobs of lone were in
"muiieton recently where Mrs
rni.hnrf. Mr Jensen and Mr Ja
cobs were Judges for picking the
Umatilla county fair queen and
pr! nresses.
T:ni Kennedy, St Joseph acad
amy, was chosen queen and the
princesses were Linda White,
Athena: Linda Robertson, Pen
dleton; Alberta Standefer, Her-
miston and Anne Leiuanen,
Weston.
m e-iil born May 3
Patients Lucille BoteKins
Condon, dismissed; Joyce Mon
: Sandra Campbell
Heppner, dismissed; Margaret
Nichols. Lexincton, dismissed;
John Reeder, Pilot Rock, dismiss
ed; William Heath, Heppner,
dismissed: Kathryn Swart, La-
Grande; Clifford Howell, Monu
ment, dismissed; Arnold Stegner,
Fossil: Michael Meadows, Kin-
zua; Claire Annreson, jieppiwr,
Maxine Snow, Heppner; Ronald
Loonnig, Heppner; Cecelia buck
tm, Heppner.
Wranglers List
Winnert In Year'i
First Ride
fluv.-rl.-af 13
Murium r.-ih. 20 4: SJiaron
lium h. 21 1; f;erIdin Swaggart
211; Linda Kirwsrt. 23 6. Twelve
ear and under Shirley Erwln.
27.2; Tnn Valentine. 27 ;
Michelle Mlllef. 27.7; Jim Bar
clay. 27.R
Polebendln:. seniors boo
Steagall. 251; Ron Currln. 26 6;
li.i rhAm ;ti.acll. 26.7: Bill
Smethurst. 35 H. Thirteen through
17 years Sandra EubanKs.
Sharon Bunch. 25.7; Marlene
Petsch. 2G8: Linda Valentine.
27.9. Twelve years and under
Scc.lt Barralt. 315; Shirley Er
wln. 33.5; Ruby Fulleton. 35.6;
Michelle Miller. 25.7.
Musical ropes, seniors jerry
nouehertv. Bob Steagall. Bar
bara Steagall. P.on Currln. Thir
teen through 17 years Mariene
Fetsch. Geraldine Swaggart. Lin
da Valentine, Dlanna Fulleton.
Twelve years and under Shirley
Erwln. Marda Jones. Tanna
Valentine. Ruby Fulleton.
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Calf roping vern tvans. o.s;
Ron Currln. 31.8; Jim Steagall.
1.1
Jncknot calf roDlne Ron Cur-.
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rln, 21.4; Jim i-aney, m.i, v....
Green, 64.
Bareback relay first, Marlene
Fetsch. Geraldine Swaggart and
Linda Valentine. Second. Diana
Fulleton. Linda Stewart, Tanna
Valentine.
Scurry race Sandra Eubanks,
12.4; Ralph Beamer, 12.7; Joe
Yocum, 23.5; Geraldine hwag
gart. 25.0.
Bat relay race first, Bob Stea
gall. Jerry Dougherty and Bar
hara Steacall. Second, Geraldine
Swaggart. Linda Valentine. Mar
lene Fetsch. Third, Diana rune-
ton, Tanna Valentine, unaa
Stewart.
Sack race, 12 and under Tan
na Valentine, Pattl Collins, Tie
Ruby Fulleton and Marcia
ones; Brenda Steagall.
Kevhole race Bob Steagall,
12.4; Tad Miller. 12.7; Shannon
Mahoney. 13.2; Geraldine Swag-
art, 13.8.
lone Group Holds
Dressmaking Classes
,si )ung housewives tf the
community are availing them.
M-hes tt dremaklng I Induc
tion under th guidance of Mrs
Arthur Warten and Mrs Howard
fruwrll. according to Esther Klr
mis, Morrow county extension
gent.
The project leaders received
their Instruction from Mlts
lllldecard Slruefert. OSC cloth
ing ijnlallit. who conducted a
workshop In the county In
March.
Completing a cotton dress are
Mrs Paul Tews. Mrs Herbert
Peterson. Mrs Keith Rea. Mrs
Dick Sherer. Mrs Leland MiKln-
ney. and Mrs Robert Peterson.
The Heppner dres s m a k I n g
workshop was completed last
week, after a series of three
meetings. Mrs Merrlt Gray. Mrs
Richard Meador. and Mrs Frank
Wilkinson conducted this work
shop. The name of Mrs Frank
Connor was omitted from the
list of Heppner women who took
this Instruction.
Mrs Bmi Huddlestoa bad her
nieces and their husbands, Mr
and Mrs Phillip Darst of Guad
alaga. New Mexico and Mr and
Mrs George Krlmmins of Hills
boro, California visiting last
weekend.
Mf and Mrs Walter Edger re
turned Friday from a two week's
vacation In Reno. Lake Tahoe,
Southern California and the
Grand Canyon.
Mr and Mrs John WlUlams of
Pendleton were In town Thurs
day. While Mr Williams attend
ed a business meeting Mrs Wil
liams visited with friends.
Mrs Jams Sumost ad t
children cf The Dalles ctme to
Heppner Saturday and spent
few- days vl.ltlog with her par
ents. Mr and Mrs Psul llUJer.
Mr and Mis Ray Johnson and
Mr and Mrs Milton SpurUxk i4
Pendleton were guels of Mr and
Mrs Paul Brown and Mr and
Mrs Waller Edger on Sunday.
They sjient the day on a sue-
cefcjdu! fUJUig trip.
Un Olim Cietwick spent last
Thursday In Milton Freewater
wllh her daughter ana ismiiy,
Mr nd Mrs Dwayne Gentry.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Deswick
were in Echo Monday night to
aiirnd friendship night at the
Order of the Eastern Star.
Edward Rice of Kent Wash
ington spent a few days here on
husiness and visiting his par
ents. Mr and Mrs R B Rice.
Mr and Mis Vic KrtlmTr and
family were visiting In Wallowa
this last weekend.
Mrs Ervln Anderson has re
turned home from Portland
where she spent the last two
u,vnU. vwitlnu her daughter and
son In law. Mr and Mrs Larry
Martin.
stAturntna Irom a month's vis
it In Glendale, Calif Is Mrs Irma
T..f.v..,i miA was vlsitlm; her
daughter and family. Mr and
Mrs George Bradley.
Visiting at the Jack Loyd
home ar Mr and Mrs Wade
Donaldson and three children of
Portland.
Robert Van Houte, county
school superintendent, spent last
Tuesday and Wednesday In
Salem attending a transporta
tion committee meeting that
deals with the interim commis
sion on transportation. He also
attended a conference with
school building officials.
EIGHT TRIMBLES
SEWING CLU1
TT. EUr.t TT.lir.Urt 1 51 fW
Ing club meeting was AprU
We opened the mating wlin
the flag !" n1 4 H
Roll call a taken with right
members present.
For old buine we discussed
u m culm? to do with
cur money we have earne.1.
Tlie first year gins woiis
tl.elr head scarf and the second
year girls cut out their draw
string apron.
Bernlece Matthews unm
freshment.
Denlece Matthew a. rejoner
u. Mrs Karoo Dick were
in Portland Tuesday on business.
Mrs Cat Sumner s-isnea v.v.
...iiia i .et u.vki-nd with her son
and family. Mr and Mrs Jack
Sumner and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs Gene urwic
snent a weekend In roruano.
. Li,..
Mr and Mrs raye rtoc
n Portland last weekend with
her mother. Mrs Ada cason.
They also visited two of Mrs
Prock's sisters. Mrs Gordon
Bender and Mrs Harold Scrits-
micr. both of Portland.
Mrs E R Prock s-uitea ner
n.iPhter. Mrs Jack Merrill. In
Portland last weekend.
Mrs Norman Lynn ana wrs
Marguerite Rands of Portland
visited last weekend with Mrs
Lynn's sister. Mrs Mary Bryant.
Mrs George Uttle. former
Heppner resident, is now at
home in Williamsburg. Virginia.
The Littles lived here when the
late Rev George R S Little was
rector of All Saints' Episcopal
church.
John Scritsmeier of Portland
has been here visiting Larry
Prock.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mrs iwnaiu naguewuuu, ....
New Arrival To Mr and Mrs rarent, Mrs Ben Stenkamp, Mrs
Clint Agee, Heppner, a 7 lb 8 Mlke whitesmith, Mrs Donald
Physical Fifness
Women Get Diplomas
"Dinlomas" on physical fit-
npss were presented each wo
man who completed the phys
ical fitness course started Jan-
rv 18 under the Heppner P-TA
ponsored adult study program,
at a ceremony Monday nigni
during the volleyball jamboree
at the Heppner gym.
Dr Robert Pfeiffer, course In
ructor, presented diplomas to
rs Ronald Haguewood, Mrs ai
ATTEND MOTHER'S WEEKEND
Those attending Mother's
Weekend at Oregon State College
at Corvallis were Mrs Claude
Graham, Mrs Terrel Benge, Mrs
L E Ruhl, Mis James Thomson
nd Bernice, Mrs Cal Sumner,
Mrs Randall Martin and airs
Clarence Cox.
ATTEND CONVENTION
Mrs liill Heath and Rev Earl
Soward were in Medford the first
the week to attend the state
TA convention.
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Phone year news Items to 6-9223.
Rnnnett. Mrs Howard Pettyjohn,
Mrs William Labhart, Mrs Pat
O'Brien, Mrs Creston Robinson
and Mrs Robert Pfeiffer.
OES SOCIAL CLUB
The Social club of Ruth chap
ter no 32, OES will meet Satur
day afternoon at the Masonic
hall dining room at 1:45 p m.
CLASS SCHEDULED
ThM will be an Episcopal
confirmation class held Monday.
May 9 at 8 p m at the home oi
Hlllard Brown in Heppner.
MOTHE8- DAUGHTER TEA
a m..thw and dauehter silver
tea will be held at the Hope
t .irh.rr. rhuivh Sunday, May
8 from 3 to S p m for members
and friends.
Boidh Tovlor and Neal Pen-
land attended the state amateur
radio convention in Portland
over the weekend.
Mr and Mia HawW Bnnson
of Albany visited Mrs Katy
Minert and Mrs J J Wells over
the weekend. The three women
are cousins.
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