nttWt OAXETTE TIMES. Thursday. Hay 11 10 1 I Jill I n3nfIO
Lime Lcuyuw
Play lo Start
Protested Game
With Umatilla to
Be Finished Here
Boy Scoufs Hold
Court Of Honor
A IS") S.tui M-U.1 it Ix-nor
Ma held last Vrl!,i.U een
In ! the Lrk'h I-
Avrry T)l"i. Sul mter M
the put-f iop. Ii.tr.-tuied
Rev Walter JJn.iin. Leslnuton.
fulthixiflt'.xHl commissioner for
tht area, who presented th
award.
Awards given were Tenderfoot,
Ruhard (latk, Kenny Evans.
Tim iHlsa-ll; second tla. Hsry
Howell. Johnny Cole, lfit
Warren. Ixnald Munkeis; wood
i-arvlnir meilt l'U'. tr
Howell.. Johr.ny Ode,
Anderson; music merit
Harv Howell; leather
badge, Johnny Ode.
Several jear tn were
awarded li the boya.
The court of honor m pre-
ceded by ootluck dinner wmi
Mrs Leon Ball and Mn James
Johnston s chairmen
Th-
Liule
w a
baseball
Saturday
paiile!
bilj:
merit
1m
Two UO Honororics
By TOM CLASS
A invested i'me on lb pat
of the Heppner Mustangs pre
vented the I'matllla Vikings
from winning league honor last
Friday ai I'matllla. The re
was 5 1 In favnr of the Vikings
who has nt yd won the ball
pame officially.
In the first Inning th Mu
tangs were taffied f'T two runs
on three hlla and a wiw pitm,
The Vikings added another run
In the third Inning and the stage
was set for the explosive fifth
Mike Healy led off the Inning
with single, stole second and
third, and then Rot home on an
error on the catcher. Davidson
and L Green then struck out
making two away. Lettoy Card
ner was safe on first on an error
and then Tom Class hit a slow p.L MlSS SfCWOrt
roller which went for a hit. Tom
Oreen then came to bat. The Marv j Stewart. 1957 grad
Uma'iHa Pitcher then ran up nte of Heopner high school, was
3 and 2 count on Green. On the named a member of Mortar
next Ditch the runners took off rovird national senior women's
and the oltch was a ball. The iw.nnrarv nt the University of
Umatilla catcher then threw the Oregon last week. The honorary,
ball to third and Gardner was wnlch has been In exlstance on
called out. The play was pro-(the Oregon campus since 1937,
tested because the 3 and 2 pitch annually selects the top 15 wo
was a ball. men In the entering senior class,
t in th u.w.w the orotest Tliev are chosen on the basis
was allowed and the Mustangs of superiority In scholarship, act
will finish the part of the game Ivltles and leadership.
that was protested May 17 at ,jsc Stewart was also elected
the rodeo grounds. The winner president of Theta Sigma Phi,
of the game will win the trophy, national women's Journalism
Umatilla will co to the district hnnorarv. last week. She Is
playoffs anyway since Heppner Ljifjible for an all expense paid
Is A2. Batterys: Heppner, Green f rip to Sun Valley this summer
and Glass. Umatilla ostrom anait0 attend the national organi
Hall. Ization's convention. Miss Stewart
Condon took a pair of five has a 3.7 grade point average
Inning ball Rames from the Mus- jn ner major
tangs mis lucsoay si uic ruura Durlne the coming summer
grounds. In the first game Con- sho wm attend summer school
don got seven runs on numerous n, ,n0 university. She was re
errors on the part of the Heppner .... soiwted as editor of the
fielders. Heppner got only three POn,.Be's school paper during the
League
started
afternoon when around IJQ
wir.g ba-ball enthuiat turn
ed out at the fairground After
careful selection the four trams
were (hM'n, and since only 18
l ew l could be chosen from
il l area the selection was a
difficult one.
T! o who were riot cboM-n on
a irim will have a chance to
i-liiv on ehher a Cat Ruth, farm
If .iio. or I'ee Wee team.
The M-is.in will i;ct under way
next Muday evening at 6 p m
it the Little League field when
the Braves will face the Dodjjera.
The find half of the League
schedule follows:
May 16 Hraves vs Dmlgert.
M.y 17 Giants vs Indians
M.iy 1H IKMtgers vs Giants
May 19 Indians vs Braves
May 23 Bravo vs Giants
M.iy 21 Dodgers vs Indians
May 25 Braves vs Dodgers
May 2ti Giants vs Indians
May 31 Dodgers vs Giants
June 1 Indians vs Braves
June 2 Braves vs Giants
June 3 Dodgers vs Indians
June 6 Braves vs Giants
June 7 Indians vs Ddgcrs
June 8 Giants vs Indians
June 9 Ddger vs Braves
hits In the game which were
summer session. She Is the
good for one run. Final score daughter of Mr ami jvrrs joe II
was i io i in mvor oi uiiuuw. stewart of Heppner,
in tne secona game oi me
double bill the Blue Devils again
outhlt the Mustangs and won
easily 5 to 1. Condon got- five
HOSPITAL NEWS
W..f A rrlrol Ti M r II nH Mrs
runs on live nus. iivVVi u.uy . ColnSi Sprny a 7 lb 14
run lumt? ill illtr luuiiit wiicii
Glass doubled
from second.
wncii 1 . . . 1nu a nnmiwl Amv
Springer home '
Patients Paul Hansen, Hop-
k uit tn M n hi inner
minw inen irrnr "- l- '
oivuia run ntnii i ... , .,. -.i,i vv :rn
Mr and Mrs Charles Stout of pner, dismissed; Guy Hastings,
Elcin were recent visitors In Heppner; Mary ratereau, i-ossu,
Heppner and Lexington where dismissed; Jack Bedford, Hop-
thev visited with their son Paul, pner; Esther Hasslng, Condon,
who is employed at Lexington dismissed; Elmer Knighton, Con
Imolemont Comnanv. Mr Stout don; Rosetta Gregory, Kinzua;
was employed by Heppner Lum
ber Company for many years be
fore being transferred to Elg'n.
RECRUITERS COMING
Acting gunnery sergeant
Thomas O McGohee and staff
sergeant Cliff Colby, Marine
Corps recruiters for this area,
will be at the Heppner post office
Friday, May 13 from 2 to 5 p m.
Anyone Interested !a Informa
tion about the U S Marine Corps
may contact them there.
Claire Andresen, Heppner; Judy
Vocana, Spray; James Frey, Fos
sil, dismissed; Carroll Best, Kin
zua; Gordon Pratt, Heppner;
Kay Cox, Heppner, dismissed;
William Van Houte, Heppner,
(deceased); Loy Harsin, Hep
pner; Wendy Manning, Condon.
Mr and Mrs Larry Groves vis
ited this weekend with Mr and
Mrs Archie Munkers. Mr Groves
Is attending Lewis and Clark
College In Portland.
NEW CAR BUYERS
GET YOUR
Winter Tires
NOW!
Turn In Your New Sparc
And Take Out
2 WINTER TIRES
(NEW GENERALS)
o
95 per pair
ALL SIZES
Carry One Winter Tire For A Spare
Ford's Tire Service
N. MAIN
HEPPNER
Justice and
Municipal Court
Billy Ray Irby, possession of
alcoholic liquor. $10 fine sus
pended.
John Raymond Edwards, no
livestock transportation certifi
cate $j fine suspended.
Helen O'Dnnnell, Bert Roark,
Frank Payne, overtime parking,
$1 fine each.
Clifford Green, failure to stop
stop sign, $3 fine.
Residents Plan
European Tour
Four county lanrfcer will
leave fortUnd May 21 far tn
month tour vt Eutvp on what
U to t known as a "IVvpl to
peopl food will tour."
Th tour Is conducted and tup
ervUcd by th tat department
and will b conducted by Dav
Hum. Oregon radio station own
er. Th tour will ltlt manufae
turlng and farming operations
In Belgium, Holland. Finland.
Russia. Franc. Denmark. Ccr
many and Czechoslovakia.
Making th tour from thta area
ar Ralph Crum, Bill Kilkenny.
Emll Croshena and Verner
Troedson. Troedaon will also go
to Sweden to visit relative.
lone Army Man in
German Exercise
COPPINGEN. GERMANY TN
Gopplngen. Germany tAHTNO
Army Specialist Four Rudolph
W Bergstrom. mm ot Mr and Mrs
Eric W Bergstrom. lone, partic
ipated with other personnel from
the 4th Armored Division's com
bat command C In a field train-
ng exercise In Germany, April
20 28.
During the exercise smhIhI
emphasis was placed on combat
tactics and squad-level assaults
on simulated enemy positions.
Training of this type is conduc
ted to Insure that a high state
of combat readiness Is constant
ly maintained by the division, a
major element In the NATO
shield of defense In Europe.
A light-truck driver In the com
mand's headquarters company
n Crallshelm, Specialist Berg
strom entered the Army In Oct
ober 1958, completed basic train
Ing at Fort Hood. Tex, and ar
rived overseas In April 1959.
Area Water Forecast
Still Under Normal
td ti".".J-tji- and beduw
triage rainfall In April ba
combined Id drlay agricultural
operations In the I'matilla
Walla Wall area and have r
suited In reductions of water
apply f..ra.u that wore aL
ready below average Total wt?r
outlook U nutly fair" to "j"
except for "near average" out
look for lands srned from stored
water supplie. acmrdlng to a
rcjrt released today by V T
Frot. snow survey supervisor for
U S Department ot Agriculture,
Soil Conservation Service. Ore
K..n Agricultural Experiment Sta
tlon and State Engineer. State
tf Oregon.
Water content ut the mountain
nowpack Is only slightly greater
than half of the average for the
15 years. 1913 57. and Is a little
greater than last year, particu
larly at the highest stations.
The oll mantle In the moun
tain watersheds Is well "primed"
throughout the area. At Tollgate
FAMILY DINNER SUNDAY
Mr and Mrs Tom Hughes were
hosts for a family dinner at their
home Sunday.
Guests were Mr and Mrs Joe
Hughes, Mrs Anna McNamee,
Mrs Michael Healy, James P Mc
Namee, and Bill Hughes all of
Heppner; Miss Irene Dawson
Portland; Mr and Mrs Raymond
Gronqtilst, Karen, Keith and
Dennis, Boardman; Mr and Mrs
Richard Holmboe and Ricky
Donald and Suzanne of Beaver
ton.
BARRATT TO HEAD
B ELTON CAMPAIGN HERE
Bill Barratt of Heppner has
boon named Morrow county
chairman of the Belton for State
Treasurer Committee, according
to an announcement from Pros
sor Clark of Portland, state
chairman.
THOMPSONS HAVE GIRL
Lt jg Terry and Mrs Thomp
son are the parents of a girl
born May 8 in San Francisco,
where Lt Thompson is stationed
as a naval officer.
The grandparents are Mr and
Mrs Stephen Thompson of Pen
dleton, former Heppner residents
and Mrs Robert Thompson of
Heppner Is great grandmother.
PIANO RECITAL SUNDAY
Mrs Lucille Owens will pre
sent her piano pupils in a re-
Hal Sunday, May 15 at 3:00 p m
in the Methodist church base
ment.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
INQUIRERS CLASS MONDAY
The next inquirers class of the
All Saints' Episcopal church will
be Monday evening at the C E
McQuarrle home.
SPAULDINGS HAVE GUESTS
Spending the Mother's Day
weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl
Spaulding were their daughter
and granddaughter, Mrs Judl
Brannon and Tammi of Corvallis
and Mrs Spaulding's mother, Mrs
Jessie Simpson of Springfield.
hit and Mrs A S Watklns spent
a weekend recently visiting
friends and relatives in Moro.
I Mr and Mrs Jack Cushmcm
and children of Moro were here
to spend Mother's Day with her
parents, Mr and Mrs A S Wat
kins. Mrs Paul Hisler flew to Seattle
to be with her sister, Mrs John
Barrie, who is very' Hi
Mrs L E Dick and Mrs William
Cox were In Portland on Tues
day. Mr and Mrs Gen Orwick and
family spent the weekend at
Lake Magone.
Mrs Cora Densmor of Kltch-
ner, Ontario, Canada is visiting
with the Hynd families In Cecil.
Coming to spend Sunday with
Mr and Mrs Fred Gimbel were
his parents, Mr and Mrs Julius
Cimbel of Hermiston.
Dave Hynd and Jack Bedford
were in Cecil Friday visiting at
the Herb Hynd ranch.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bongers
were in Lauranae last weeK
where he attended a special hos
pital meeting.
Mrs Grace Nickerson returned
Sunday after spending the past
month with her son, Francis
Nickerson and family in Eugene,
and her daughter, Mrs Richard
Hayes In Beaverton. Richard
Hayes recently underwent back
surgery.
Mr and Mrs C N Jones and
Mrs Lester Doolittle returned to
Heppner Saturday from Portland
after spending a few days there
visiting relatives.
Mrs Clifford Wagner left Tues
day for Portlnad where she will
spend a few days.
Mr and Mr Harrr Pblp el
f-. . . Im ll.nNAP tn Kllflt. I
ness Friday.
Mr and Mrs Paul Doharty and
son Mike spent the weekend In
Portland with Mrs Doherty'
mother, Mrs Jennie Lew is. While J
his parents were gone, jimmy
Doherty stayed with the Eddie
Gundersons.
Mrs Maud Pointer of Corral
lis. was visiting with Mrs Edna
Turner for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Don Evans wnt
to Portland to be with her par
ents, Mr and Mrs George Krebbs
this weekend.
Mrs S A Karl and grandson
Clay of Corvallis and Mrs James
Hainwate and son Brian or Fen
dleton spent Tuesday of last
week visiting Mr and Mrs Earl
Evans.
Miss lanlc Beamer and a
classmate Miss Caroline Cochran
from Oregon State College at
Corvallis. were here for the'
weekend with Janice's parents,
Mr and Mrs Ralph Beamer.
Janice came to participate In the
rodeo on Saturday and Sunday
In Arlington. She is Miss North
west Rodeo.
Mr and Mrs P W Mahoney
were in Forest Grove for the
weekend to attend Parents Week
end at Pacific University, where
their son Bob is a student.
Mrs E R Huston returned to
her home in Heppner recently
from Arvin, California, where
she had spent the winter with
her brother.
Miss Irene Dawson of Portland
left Wednesday for her home
after visiting here at the home
of Mr and Mrs Joe Hughes. Miss
Dawson is the fiancee of the
Hughes' son Bill.
Mr and Mrs Merritt Gray and
Ronald returned from Portland
Monday night, where they had
gone to attend the funeral of
Mrs Gray's brother-in-law.
Sally Cohn and Randi Lind
say of Portland visited a few
days this week with Miss Cohn's
parents, Mr and Mrs Harold
Cohn.
Mrs Rosanna Applegate and
son Richard of Hood River spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Sarah Farley.
Mr and Mrs Pat O'Brien and
Sherri Lynn and Martha Pierce
were in Walla Walla and Milton- i
Freewater for the weekend, visit
ing relatives and friends. They
spent Mother's Day with Mrs
O'Brien's mother.
station t). elrtirvr.iv toil m4
tur unit Indurate ft water
cvnteM of H-. 4 f Jft mJI depth
it VP t3 2 capacity.
At Haiti Mou'.uin station the
1 ia about 00 -roer.t of ca
pacity In welne.
Cc'M Springs re-rvj!r ha
been fyll since late Mirth, while
Mi Kay rescnulr now contains
5U00 acre fret compared with
C9U acre feet at this date lat
year.
Forecast of strramflow fur the
April September rlod v a r y I
from Tl percent ot tfc average
,1H5TI on M.Kay Crk ta aJ
l-nefit average en th I matUl
and me Waha Waila.
A total of ?2uu r
foieca.! to flow Into Mi Kay res
ervoir In th April July !riod
A i led to the MA O
now In storage, the total of a
bout T5u re feet will have
to t e ul carefully to provide
uffielent water fr all land
t-ed
BISM.UIK Hows the lb! out of
th water!
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DIVORCE GRANTED
Circuit judge William W Wells
last week granted a divorce to
Hone Wyman from Lester Wy
man.
ST ELIZABETH GUILD MEETS
St Elizabeth guild met last
Tuesday afternoon in All Saints'
Episcopal parish house.
Mrs Harold Cohn and Mrs Am
brose Chapin were hostesses.
Mrs Elmer Knighten of Con
ion staved with Mrs Earle Brv-
;iu1 a few days last week while
her husband was a patient at
Pi.neer Memorial hospital.
Last Friday and Saturday, Mr
an I V:s W C" Rosewall were In
V.)".i Walla and Dayton. They
.teJ his sister. Mrs Bert Tuck
er it-.i attended graduation of
his cave in Dayton.
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