tttttntn gazette timei. twt. J ti ANSWERS GIVEN ON $50,000
LIMIT PHASE OF FARM PROGRAM
n- Vmi it. . of muil of Iht this 150 000 llmtl? A It U re
ntal I'tU ii rlrU o n.ml '.iulftJ fur TJud crop by a pro
1 fielders, ji,!r aJP kubjtt-l u a S50noo'M,I-fi -f the Agr.ru!:ural Aj
District Growth
Below
Of Rest Of State
(Little League
Va(.tni;ton. D C The In
crease In population In Oregon's
econd ronirrcMlonal autrict vc
iween th lWn eenus and the
count carried out this er wit
m,iv aixiut half a rapid
thi .mt at a who . An analysis
,.t rn-limlnarv figures for the
i' rrmui was releaa.nl by the
office f Congressman Al Lllman
D Off her today showing that
the population ' r'Eh'een
counties In the second district
row. from 2I7.3K3 In 19M to
current level of 2C3.323. Thla li
an lnrrraie of about 6 percent
a comnarcd with a statewide
growth of about 11 percent dur
Ins the mr ten-year period.
Trie most rapid growth In
i a
r.astcm wrcKon reKiei "., uarr
Wasco, Jefferson, and Klamath SECOND HAtr
counties. Wasco county register-1
....,.. irt .w,IUiams
I'd an increase ui iwui i - i ..
rem, vMuni - I. ,
bout 27 rcr cent, and Klamath I '
county one of about 12 per cent
iCoatlnusd from faf a 11
Afrr -.r.2 2 rair.rs tn a rcw.
the Rrsvr-s ruixv alive on Tues
day to win a 1-j UId 19 la
game from the Deigns. Th
Braves sewed In every Inning
but the 4th an t went on to win
eautly. Ttie Dodgers got 1 run
In oach the 2nd and 3rd and
picked 3 nvre In the Cih for their
I runs Kevan Pratt ana ism
Bauman wrnt fur the Brave al
having 1 run on 9 bit. 6 walk.
mt a strikeouts with ruMT
limit. Fllwlr.if ate i-rrs la proprlatUm Art for the I960 fis
.im of the inont fr.-qu.-ritlyjeal year.
aokrl uu-ktl"lis alJUl thin fra I o Ta tvhlrh CfODi doet the
!utt i f the program. iVi.noo limit apply? A. It appllea
Q Jut what I inrani by a ia Mheat.barley, craln aorshuma.
Solium limit on price aupport? upland cotton. eMra lnf ataple
it r. .!! that Hie ariUiUMl -,,!(, ,n r ci neanutl. iuncro,
i,f i.nrpi'unM pfle aupMrt
il.i msv Im retelvrd bv an In-
dividual prhli-rr of one of Ihe
turidua r I limitfd tg $VJ.
(m uf l- be cuta bl acreage
l)ran ltiblnm and I-ary ItU'h-
mond. who allow'el 19 runa on
11 hlta, 12 walka. and 10 atrlke-
out and the fielder jreitin(r a
put out.
nUST HALT
Indiana 1
Brave 2
Glanta 6
I Dodcera 8
and 9 atrike outa wi n i.e.u-.-, , M
helo na- Ihe cauM? with 9 put , l" ' '
out. t;lng f..r the lsvn were.', ...,,..
ni nr'i'urM'" price uprt? A.
Niiiirecoursr kupport mean up
IM.rt In the frm of a loan that
rnav if M-ttlcI In full by deliv
ery of the commfxllty to the gov
ernment. It alo can mean aup
jH.rt In the form of a purchase.
Q. How d we happen to have
won
7
6
3
1
makeup
1
1
loat
0
1
1
2
won
2
1
1
0
Indians
I . . A.
- .. -v. . I .omil io Dm piaitoi
Kiamatn continues as me mmi - - ....
: . . . .u. l June i.i nravea va
rwmumu counrv east oi me w r ...ji
- . ....... , June i'l uraves vs iiunnns
cades, wnn umauna couniy un .
ranking aecona Vr . vg
TOW no 1 oy ucscnuim coumy. - ... in,(an
replacing Malheur, which .lipped - g ffi? Vg'r.
to fourth rank on a decrease of u"r
a iut 2 per cent in us population u
ovrr the past decade. The anal- 5pCCIOI Meeting nCICi;
ysm reveairu uioi uian """i nw rhlirrh Leader
Wallowa counties also have lost lY V-nUrCfl t-CQOCr
......lif L.rt tlnvA 10ri And thflt I a t In.a m.uillno tit KlP
I'wiruiu iivii biiivv. - i uunuiuoa i i i a.
Wheeler county registered the church of Jesus Christ of Latter
most rapid decline, dropping bylrjay saints was held Tuesday
io per n-iu. I evening ai ine numtr oi u
Another Interesting aspect of Mrs Ralph Richards.
the flcures released by Ullman'a Thnso attendlnc were Mr and
office Is the closeness of current I , pBni Warren. Mr and Mrs
i..,nnl.ilnn Invnlft In thron roun-lr. n....iii,i f mil Mr'i r.,n m.o
ties which are wiaeiy separaica Arnold Raymond and Mr ana Mrs
eeographlcally. Jefferson (7,057), Richards.
t 1. T Art nn1 L'o llriU'O I rl .1 I . I .. U nntu
03G) counties arc all within 21 branch president of this area and STUDENTS HOME
m-Ana vf KtlrtfT thA ATT1A cl 7 A I . . . . . 1 Anl!n Ih nplnr 9
In terms of population. to organize Sunday school classes
Sherman county Is shown by nri tn uplnct and set aoart
these preliminary figures as con- teachers for the various classes
tlnulng Its position or the least-
doduIous county In the aecond .. i
-lUt-lot Th anht!.intllll ilmn In JUJIICB and
S4 IAY D HUDSON IN
GERMAN EXERCISES
GRAFENWOHR. GERMANY
(AIITNO Army Specialist Four
Iav n Hudson. 20. son of Mr
and Mrs Darl Hudson, Heppner
Ore, Is participating with other
K-ronnel from the 4th Armored
Division In a field training exer
iki In Crafenwohr. Germany.
The training Is scheduled to end
June 22.
The exercise, being conducted
under realistic combat condit
ions is designed to evaluate the
combat effectiveness of the unit.
a ma lor element of the NATO
shield of defense In Europe.
Specialist Hudson, a Jeep
driver In Headquarters Company
of the division's 35th Armor In
Erlangen, entered the Army in
October 1958 and completed
basic combat training at Fort
Hood. Tex. He arrived overseas
Wheeler county's numbers has it Municipal Court
A !. JJIUV.I'H ...U.I. ..w " ' . .
smallest county In population
John B Key
Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon at the Hep
pner Methodist church, for John
B Key, C3, who died June 15
after four days In the Veteran's
hospital In Tortland.
He was born November 25,
1896 In Manes, Missouri, the son
of Wesley and Mary Key.
Mr Key was a member of the
Missionary Baptist church In
Green Valley, Missouri.
Survivors are his wife, Opal
of Heppner; one daughter, Mrs
Lois Hunt, Lexington.... one son,
Doyle Key, Heppner; two sisters,
Mrs Dora Massey, Hugglns, Miss
ouri, Mrs Ollle Frye, Mountain
Grove, Missouri; two brothers,
Lee Key, Michigan, Vernon Key,
Bend, Oregon; two grandchild
ren and several nieces and neph
ews. The Rev Austin McGhee of
ficiated at the service and inter
ment was in the Heppner Ma
sonic cemetery, with Creswlck
Mortuary in charge.
BATJCH FAMILY REUNION
There will be a reunion of the
Rauch family on Sunday, July
3 at the Civic recreation center
In Hermlston.
It will be a potluck dinner at
1:00 p m and all friends and rel
atives are cordially invited,
Alda Ruth Graybeal. exceeding
ha limit of trout. $25 line.
William E Graybeal. exceeding
bag limit of trout, $25 fine.
Michael James Donahue, fail
ure to disDlav motor vehicle li
cense plates, $10 fine suspended.
Ray D Schoonover, violation ot
basic rule, $10 fine.
Dan H Richie, violation of ba
sic rule, $25 fine.
Phillip Blevlns, failure to stop
$5 fine.
Dee Bailey, violation of basic
rule, $25 fine.
Overtime parking tickets, with
$1 fines: Vernon Flowers, John
Adelblue, G C Verna, C C Garri
son, T II Mull, Roy Stamp, Ell
wynne Bergstrom.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients Josephine Rhodes,
KInzua, dismissed; Jack Yokom,
Lexington, dismissed; Riley
Munkers, Heppner, dismissed;
Karl Palmer. Heppner. dismiss
ed; Mary Bailey, Heppner; Nan
Edwards. Fossil, dismissed; Clar
ence Leonard, Drain, dismissed;
Susan McGee. Condon, dismissed;
Phil Dooney. Hardman; Viola
Sllnkard, KInzua; Laura Rice,
Heppner; Effle Lane, Heppner
RHEA CREEK HEC
The Rhea Creek HEC has been
invited to the mountain home
of Mrs Claud White Sunday, June
26 for a potluck dinner.
SEE FORD'S TIRE SERVICE
FOR ALL YOUR
Farm & Implement
NEEDS
STANDARD BATTERY
GENERAL TIRES
KRAFT CAPS
Ford's Tire Service
Hudson Is a 1957 graduate of
Heppner high school.
Students home from college
for the summer vacation are,
Janice Beamer, Shirley Kononen,
Helen Graham of Oregon State,
Judy Brannon, University of Ore
Ron. Marilyn Calvin and Robert
Mahonev. Pacific University.
fafn! Ann Anlnrann Jflmna fnr. I
f ; In
U.-t, u III kiuaii; uui i n. v.
Eastern Oregon College of Education.
mrn. rye. oat. t-oUonn-ea, iiax
--d. and aovtx-aii.
() What can t done to ret
a larger I"n than $50,000? A.
x.m ran be made In excesa of
JVM) on a rcctmroe bi. wltn
farmer a?rt-4-lni! to repay all
amount ndvanced In excea or
.). AIo If you reduce acre
fc of a crop at leant 20 percent
b. low what It was In there
I no limit on the amount of nnn
recourse price aupport you may
obtain on that commodity.
Q. Does the limit apply to all
price support crops on the farm
or to each crop Individually? A.
To each one Individually.
Q. What do I do If 1 want to
get a loan In excess of $50,000
on a surplus crop? A. Talk with
vim r rountv ASC office. There
Is a eclal application form that
will have to be filed In advance
of harvest.
National Convention
"Would ou Ilk a "Wetern
Star" In your horUon"? qurt-tl-rn
Mn AhaUe Laze. rTi
dent of the Oregon noma econ
omics extenlon council. Hood
River.
Ilcr I how It tan happen!
The Great Northern railroad
ha offered special rat on the
Western Star to travel to the
national home demonstration
council meeting In Madison.
Wisconsin, August 2 31 If 30 or
more Oregon extension women
are Interested,
a fare of ST 1.25 (plus taxi Is
quoted for the round trip from
Portland to Madison. The group
would leave Portland on Wed
nesday. August 25. 9: 15 p m and
arrive In Madison on bunaay.
Aueust 28. at 1:25 p m. The
return trip would be on Sept 1.
arriving In Portland on sepi .
Hn-at Northern has the rep
utation of having the best food
of any train on the road", com
ments Mrs Lage. "If we can all
travel In one car we have the
setting to make our own fun."
Anyone Interested In Joining
this caravan of Oregon house
wives Is asked to contact Mrs
Athalie Lace. Route 1. Box 335,
Hood River, Oregon before Aug
ust 1.
Room reservations and regis
tration fee., totaling $30.00, Is
INQUIRERS CLASS TO MEET
s i -I Alt CfalnfQ1
Episcopal church will be Mon- also due on August 1 . i states
i i.. - o- h ii m ine ureEon smic unmuiii
day cvrninu. - r ... ,ast
? 'ir. National Home Demonstration
VUUIIVit
at the Masonic temple.
RODEO COUHT IN PORTLAND
IWCIC line " - J-
Susan Partlow, Boardraan, week visiting Mr and Mrs John
Queen of the Morrow county Hartman. Kerry is staying on
rodeo and her court, princesses ' Wnh the Hartmans for another
Geialdine Swacgart, Lena; Mar
jorle Peck, Rhea Creek; Sharon
i MnTvarin ldiiuui wa a
Crabtree, lone and Charlene nrnvp wno came up last week-
t T 1 . TI,,.. I . - 1
Junes, L.fAiiiKioi wt-it- in i"u- : H , th hpr nnrenlS
lana Monaay io appear ai rori- Irg Rogcr
land Meadows tnat evening.
OES TO INSTALL Omciiu sivt.rof SaattU flaw down
I a .
p,.th chanter no 32. OES will to Tendleton last Saturday wnere
L..u - ..kii incfaitatinn of of- his erandmother, Mrs Ambrose
fleers Friday evening. June 24 Chapln met him. He plans to
lima ' J r I ..li. ...i.u 1.1. n,anrlnoronta for
V1SII Willi IU3 (10liuin'"
a week or two.
Xnena those attending tht
theater televised flcht in Yakl
ma Monday night were Dr A D
!vfcMurdo. LaVerne Van Marter,
Sr, LaVern Van Marter. Jr., and
Mr and Mrs C R McDowell.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Cribbla
and Barbara were in Salem the
first of the week visiting Mrs
Gribble's parents, Mr and Mrs
w II Mills, also Mr Gribble's
father at Woodburn
Mrs Dick Bormcra returned
Sunday from a week's vacation
visiting her daughter and ram
llv. Mr and Mrs Richard Dun
lan In Corvallls and relatives
and friends in Portland and Kel
so. Washington
Mr and Mrs lerrv Rood were
In Walla Walla Saturday to at
tpnd a family reunion at the
home of Mrs Rood's mother, Mrs
Helen Williamson.
Tha Rev and Mrs Bruce Seen
cer went to Portland Wednesday
to attend the ordination or Mrs
Spencer's father, The Rev M C
Mnvnlhan at St Stephens ca
thedral.
Mr and Mrs Euaena Hall re
turned Monday after spending
week In Eugene and the coast
tn Fiioone. Mr Hall, who Is wor
Khlnful master of the Masons,
attended the Masonic convention
thaaa attending tha
funpral services for Alex Llnd
say In Pendleton. Monday were
Mr and Mrs W J Bucknum, Mrs
Annin Healv. Frank Anderson
I. Groshens. James Farley,
i nwTPncp Brad v. Jack Healy, M
and Mrs Al Lamb, Mr and Mrs
Harlan McCurdy and Frank Tur
ner.
Dr and Mrs L D Tibbies wera
Eueene to attend the grad
uatlon of their son Lance from
the University of Oregon.
Mr and Mrs Al Mattoon and
Kerry, former Heppner residents,
were here fro a few days last
week.
TOM CURRIN ON HONOR ROLL
Mr and
Connor Is spending
this week with her grandparents,
Mr and Mrs Frank Connor
Mr and Mrs Skip Connor and
fsmiiv nf Pilot Rock were In
A nnnnniiamnnt nf thf Rnrlnp
term honor roll achievement by Heppner Sunday to visit with
..... . J f.n r.nnb-
students at Oregon Technical nis parents, wir unu wis r.a..
Institute was made today by the .Connor
registrar's office. Mrs William Cunningham is
tvy, r-.i-rir. roonivpH a irrnrlo ' in Pendleton to be with her nus
fnr tiii tprm hand who recently underwent
which ended June 10. surgery In St Anthony's hospital
DANCE
SATURDAY NITE
TO THE
MUSIC OF
GENEVIEVE and LACEY
Guitar and Vocal
Modern & Western Styling
Pizzas
Any way you like
Served Saturday
Night from 10 To 12:30
DON'T FORGET
TRY OUR
STEAK DINNERS
- A REAL TREAT -
FINE
Stef
efani s
FOOD
ij pi r Nancy Clrload rsturnad Sot-
nomemoKers nan ron d v ,lht from a two m.
vl.it with relatives In Arlington.
Xathlaan Spaoear will lm
Friday fur Camp GallW at Lake
Taho to attend tha Youth Cn
ference. She Is the Eastern Ore
gon representative,
Mr end Mrs L C Dick Sr of
Helena. Montana were her vis.
Itinff with their sons and their
families. Mr and Mrs L E Dick
Jr. and Mr and Mrs Kemp Dick.
Tonai Heooner rasldants. Mr
and Mrs Marvin Smith and fam
ily of Coos Bay. were here for
a week to visit wnn many oi
their friends.
Mr and Mrs B C Forsythe. par
ents of Mrs I. E Dick. Jr. visited
with the Dicks for a few days.
Mrs Henry Happold rtturnad
this weekend from tne nospnai
In Walla Walla.
Mr end Mrs Barnay Malcora
and family have moved Into the
former Glen Way residence.
Mrs Roberta Whlttamors of
Wdner. Idaho, visited over the
weekend with her daughter and
son In law, Mr and Mrs William
Marshall.
Mr end Mrs Austin Chaff of
Spokane were weekend guests
of Mrs Mabel Chaffee.
Mrs Ethel Zelmanti has r
turned to Heppner after a week's
trip to Conrad. Montana and
Spokane. Wash. Her daughter.
Mrs W J Billings of Seattle ac
companied her.
Doug Drake returned to his
home Monday, after undergoing
surgery In Emanuel hospital In
Portland.
Mrs Earl Bryant accompanied
by Miss Phyllis Brunson of Port
land, spent three days at Wal
lowa Lake last week.
Miss Nellie Doney, Dave Hynd
and Mr and Mrs Robert Lowe
drove down to the river for some
boatinc Sunday, but the wind
was too strong for boating so
they drove over to the Washing
ton side of the river to look at
the locks at McNary dam. They
were joined later by Mr and Mrs
Orln Wright and had a picnic
at Hat Rock Park.
Mr and Mrs Hillard Brown left
on Tuesday for Los Angeles
where they will attend the NEA
convention. Mrs A C Bechdolt
accompanied them.
Mr and Mrs James Mallon and
family left for Corvallis on Sun
day where Mr Mallon Is going
to attend summer school.
Mrs Bernard Damon of Eug
ene left this week for LaGrande
after spending a week with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Claude Gra
ham. Barbara Bedford of Portland
is visiting at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs
Jack Bedford.
Mr and Mrs A D Raymond of
Ogden, Utah arrived Sunday for
a visit with Mrs Raymond's bro
ther and family, Mr and Mrs
Claude Graham.
jarnet Haly. MfUa Mar
tin and Shell rrturned this
weekend from a trip to southern
California.
Mr and Mrs Cana fli
,j!v a liU li.lnf
last wii-K on the Umatilla River
nrar Bingham.
Rachel irunnw el Fedltoe) Is
visiting fr a f-w weeks with
Mart he Pierce
Mr and Mis Jatk Loyd end
Tlmmy were at Moses Lake Sat
urday and Sunday visum
friend at the Larn Airitc
bae.
orxri Van Hout. Morrow
county school suerlntendent. at
tended a class A sup.-rintend.-nt
meeting In Salem lt Thursday
a nit Krlil.lV.
Dr end Mrs Dick 0Sh end
son Pat e.f Oswego tp!ed over
night with the llirold Cohns,
They wer- enmute to a Dude
Ranch at Bingham Springs to
spend their vacation.
Mr end Mrs Robert Pratt end
children of Southwlck. Idaho
were weekend guests of their
nephew and family. Mr and Mrs
D II Schel.
Mr and Mrs Hailey Toune end
family returned on Friday night
after Kiicndlnir a few days va
cation on the coast at Seaside.
Mrs Mary Van Sttvens ol Tn
Dalles visited the Claude Gra
hams for a few days last weeK.
Janic Beamer. Miss Northwsst
Rodeo, will be In Kelso. Wash-inL-tuii
the 25th and 2Cth of
June to attend the Cowlitz Stam
pede.
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Each additional
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