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fr HUtHZi CAZtm TIMES. Thursday. Julf 14. 1C0 Little League All-Sfars Named At a Utile League meeting Monday rvenlng. the All Star lm wm chosen to represent this area In tournament play at Pendleton July 22 and 23 at the Utile League field. Tin team of II player, bat bov and two manager are Bravea. Carl Bauman. Gary Dick, Jim Duherty; Indiana. Mark Williams;' Giants, Tim Drtwll f" 'J;ri " C of C Asked For Help in Plan For Controlling Wrecks DUirii-t attorney Hubert B Ab- ram Monday aKe. the Cham ber of Commerce fr any help It membi'ia might give In finding way to patrol highway! In Die cuunty with a Uew toward preventing or controlling rar accidents. Abrama tdd of Sunday morn ing's wm-k near Ruggs that took the life of a Condon man, and said that thla waa the third ft David Gray. Dan McBrlde. Mickey Mas&cy, Donald Munkcrs; Dodgers, I-ce Daccrtt, David Matheny, Dean Robinson. Rat In y la Greg Johnson and the two roaches are Riley Mun kcrs of the Giants and Howard Pettyjohn of the Braves. cur so far thla year In the county, He said all oollre officers are making every effort to patro road, but that It la physically Impossible to be everywhere once. One chamber member, O W Cutsforth of Lexington, recom violators If tlnnnnop chnul.f U' In Iheimewiea Wll iiauit , , . . tournament, they would go to Kvemeu .i - Maupln the following week for hour and that deeals denoting district olay-off and the state play off will be In Pendleton August 5 and C. The week of July 18 will ter minate the Heppner Little League season on the local field Season Nears End For Little League a previous offense be placed on the car for a period of time. He said he had made the recom mendatlon many times previous ly. A special chamber committee will study the problem. The group heard Miss Rhoda Campbell, Scottish IFYE delegate who has spent the last two weeks at the Randall Martin ranch. She showed slides of her home land where she Is a school teacher. In answer to questions, she said that Juvenile delin- With three games left for each team In League play, the Giants I quency Is a world-wide problem, are still leading the pack wlthjn,,t one that Is confined Just to 5 wins and 1 loss, the Braves America are In second place with 3 wins (problem I f mg. Monv Here To Attend; HOSPITAL NEWS Munkers Services ,ww Armai-Tu Mr and 1W f, out U Xn hr!vuu.765rr'.riu' !Jb 3 Monday to att.til the funeral if Fddie Munkers were Mr and Mm r Tea cue. fcmrburg; Mr and Mrs CJ K Teague. Anton Teof.ie, Rj.i.iie; Mr and Mrs G W Teague, Lenter Teague. Mr ant Mrs M L Lfdgerwod and fomlly. Warrenton: Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tej;ue. Prlnevllle; Mr and Mrs Glenn Teague. Van ruer Wah; Mrs Lulu Wright. The Dalles; Mrs Ru-ui Wright. The Dallea: Mr and Mrs Jim AefHI and family. Portland; Willard Oilman. Monument; Mr and Mrs MJIr Gilman. Mt Ver non; Marie Clark. Louise Steph enin, Salem; Mr and Mrs Glenn Sherer, l ho; Mr and Mrs Harold Sherer, lone. gi but a J: 7, r-anwrd Tam my Eileen. Patlei.l Maud liobtw.rv. Hep pner; Eddie Mur.kers, Heppner, (dct-ad); fJeuiah Johnson. Fus il; Poll! Owens. Dale; Alice Vance, Heppner; Itottert Klgglns, Heppner, dinilsed: Ethel Wood. Kowiil duvtnluwd; Wallace Ford. Heppner. HAS GUESTS DERBY WINNER H B rergusoo. Heppner holds his 28 inch. 10 pound Kamloopt trout which won for him tht Moos Lake. B C July 4th Kamloops derby. Tht bla fith wot taken on a troll. (GT Photo) Mr and Mrs Wallace Shelver. LMmm, N Dakota, hrother-ln-law and sinter of Mls lather Kirmls. Morrow county extension agent, visited In Heppner this past week. Arc ompanylng them were their three children: Rene. David, and John: and Mr Shelver's Mr sad Mrs Moatla Smallea of Portland were luncheon gueu Monday at the home of Mrs Harry Duval!. Mrs Ella Bleaknaa bad her brother and sitter In law, Mr and Mrs J II Mi Danh-1 of Stayton and her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs Sidney Llnd- burg of Spokane spend last weekend with her. Mrs Bleak man accompanied Mr and Mrs Llndburg bark to Spokane for a visit. Mrs William Heath. Larry and Linda and Mrs Kemp Dick, Diane and Gary were In Portland for a few days last week. Oa r rid oy of this week Mr and Mrs Elmer Schmidt and i -lii....... 1 . . I ... r b:"hr,n" K Mvn' End"' lalla Lake In Idaho to spend a work s vacation. mim KJrmls returntH with I . i Out Of Town People Here For Funeral Mr and Mil Walter Mnwi wrha Friends ami relatives nere lornnem to jvonn uanoia 10 apend her to attend the funeral the funeral or Mrs jnn name a two wccks vacation. , t.,hn Rarrl u,r iiAt tramcia .Monanani on jionuay -of Mr ond Ir- RaiDh Thompson. w a I HAniaoa a w I " were iwr ana ivirs tnrc . nam-1 1 women itatntn von) Mr and Mrs Allen Case were borlain and naugnters, nana . ...... ,.. (in Seattle for a few davs attend " . -" sn. Rra,t ami Cralff of Anaheim '" lurniiure man. Moore, Mrs jonn wo. wrs uan . " "Z " Tu " j Mr and MnWC Rosewall had McDcvltt. Mr and Mrs Stephen Thompson. John Doherty, Ten She recommended the dleton; Mrs Darrell Robinson, be solved with less Ualfwav: Mr and Mrs Joseph Gil California spent the weekend t l . i J i t I.... a u-lth 1r U'hlfo1. n.mt Mr. trarrv;"' oromer ancj siaier-in-iaw, jir Duvall. Mr White retornerf fn'"'' Mrt O Rosewall of Wall Pilot Rock Monday where he is . w "lia ,Vi A. .v naay' and 3 losses, the Dodeers and I nsvrhnirxrv ami more common xtra xrarths Rniiw nr. I helping his parents, Mr and Mrs . .. .. . . ... . ... I v " . : . .v-f", - "-j vi..i ti-kt.. .ui- l. iniians are tied ror tnirrt witn sense, saying she thought adults mlston: Mrs Herbert Hynd, Mrs ",,llL ,,,,,r 2 wins and 4 losses. I do too much for their children e R Schaffer. Mrs Ewlntr Hvnd. After a week of vacation the and that boredom at home Is a.cecll: Mr and Mrs J P Farley. games got going Monday witn I major cause of the troubles. I Arlington; Mrs John CimmlyottI, the Braves handing the Giants I mi.ss Janice Martin, at whose James n Burns. John D Burns. their first loss of the second hair home Miss Campbell has been rf,hn M n'Kotirke. Mrs J O Burns. Mrs White and sons stayed over for a longer visit with Mrs Duvall and friends and Brad Is visiting Tommy Green. Mr White Is a former Heppner of play by a 9 to 5 score. The staying, told of the many places Mr and Mrs Louis Gilliam. Pat h,Rn sch(K1 tMchor ancl hs been Braves sianea mings oir wnn jand events that have been part Campbell, Miss Patricia Camp- runs in me ist wim uoneny 0t miss Campbell's itinerary hell Mr and Mrs Frank Mon. ahan and family, Condon; John getting a 2-run . homer. The I while in Morrow county. They Giants bounced right back to have Included a rodeo, harvest score J runs in tne ist ana picKea ing operations, 4 11 summer up 1 run in each of the 3rd andCamp, and others. 5tn innings, me Braves went on to score in every inning toi I,,-!-- ..J win Q tn 5. Lnhharr and Ranman I USr,Ce pitched for the Braves and fori Municipal Court the Giants was Drlscoll and Mun-1 I Wayne Elmer Prock, reckless On Tuesday the Indians came drying, fined $104.50, 5 days In from behind In the third after county jail, drivers license sus trailinc the Dodeers 6 to 0 and pended for 60 days to be re went on to win 7 to 6. Robinson placed by special license to drive and Mathenv pitched for the only Kinzua Corp log trucks Dodgers and Turner and Hellker Terry D Blevin, failure to stop teaching In Long Beach, Calif since leaving here four years ago. I The first of the month. Mr and Mrs W C Rosewall attended the pea festival in Milton-Freewater. Sam Barnett of Portland Is at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Ray Barnett in lone to help with harvest. Janice Beamer will be In Uma tilla Sunday attending the Uma tilla Rodeo. Mrs Aalta Itockwd cad child ren wrnt to Mem last week end to attend a wrddtng In wi;Uh Joan and Jem writ the Mis lock Lord U U It Aa thony's Hl"al In IVndlrton where h h undrrgune sur gery. Mr oad Mit Charles BuUs were In Mora Ihl lat weekend attending a Searcy family re union at the home of her sUter and brother In law. Mr and Mrs Harry Plnkertn. Mrs Lena Jiearry t IltlUb..ro. Mrs Buggies mother returned with them lor a ln. Mr and Mrs Cur Cowan of Portland Utted a few das latt rt-k with Mr and Mrs Fred Man kin. Mr Cow an Is a cousin of Mr Mankin. Mr and Mrs Miks Saliaa and Paul, and Mrs Salings mother, Mrs Lena Kelly were in Long rreek lat week to iit the Robert Kellys. Mrs Kelly and Pattl stayed their while Mr and Mrs Sallng went to Wallowa Lake. The Darrell Harris family U spending a vacation at the coast fishing. Paul Jones. Howard Errant Dr L D Tibbies, Marion and Jim Green spent the weekend fish ing at West Port. Washington. Mr and Mrs K W Mills of Salem, brother or Mrs Lowell Grlbble visited the Cribbles this last weekend. Mrs Mary Carter of Portland. mother of Mrs E K Schaffltz ar rived Sunday for a two weeks visit with the Schaffitx family. On Monday, Mr and Mrs Low ell Cribble went to Pendleton where Mr Grlbble will leave for Salt Lake City, Utah. Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff are In Portland where Dr Wolff Is atendlng a medical meeting. Mr and Mrs Ray Myrlck and two children of Newport were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Join's this last weekend. Mr and Mrs Gary Jones are now residing in Lexington. j C1ES I fOBTLAND Mrs Sarah Trough, mother ti Mrs Grant f-'tY, t t ' re.;.!rr.. died Thursday morn If.. n Portland, It Is thought rrMcr-t w ill be hei-1 Sit unlay. Mis W A Bugles was la Mora this at weekend UUlng her mother Mm Lem-ra Cauthers, Mis Hoitey Andrea la here for the lummn from her home In Mew. Arizona and U tamping out on Chapln Creek. Mr and Mrs Henry Hoetnaa and n Dale of Lo Angelei were houe eueota for sevrral das of Mr and Mrs John Hart-man. WMkead heuseauests at ine i,..m- ..f Mr and Mrs James J v.rlev were Mr and Mrs Darrell Chamberlain and two daughters of Walla Walla, Mrs Eorl Sowond spent in weeHena i -u" - Soward U supplying this sum mer at the Christian church. Their son Wayne Is ali in Wallowa working In a service stauon. Mrs Grace Wlckerson returnee fr..m Port and Sunday sn on Tuesday Mrs Nickerson and her ton Francis Nickerson of Eugene left for a ten day visit wim rel atives in Vaiejo. i amorma. Mis Elolsa Smith spent ue weekend in Pondosa and Union visiting her daughter and son-In-law, Mr and Mrs Darwin Wood. Mr and Mrs Phillip Smith and children of Springfield are visit ing with his parents. Mr and Mrs Ted Smith. Mr and Mrs Frank Gentry and Mr and Mrs Dick Sperry. Port land: have been visiting with their mother, Mrs Allan Johnston for a few days. Mr and Mrs Gen trv went to Moses Lake and Mr Sperry returned to Portland. Mrs Sperry remained lor a longer visit. Maude Craber. Delbert Robin son ana tuna nmiamson ic turned Friday from Portland where they attended the funeral of Arthur B MacPherson. Farley, John Day; Mrs Richard Applegate, Hood River; Mr and Mrs James F O'Rourke, Mr and PARENTS OF GIRL for the Indians. Williams was 3 for 3 for the Indians and for the Dodgers Matheny had 2 for 4. The All -Stars were picked and will meet one of the rendleton All Star teams on Friday, July 22 at 7 p m in Pendleton. Games to be played: July 14 Braves vs Dodgers July 18 Braves vs Giants July 19 Dodgers vs Indians July 20 Dodgers vs Giants July 21 Braves vs Indians League Standings: Giants Braves Dodgers Indians win 5 3 2 2 loss 1 3 4 4 games to play 3 3 3 3 Phone your news Items to 6-9228. at stop sign, $10 fine. Jimmy Cleveland Pettyjohn, failure to stop at stop sign, $10 fine. Conrad John Lesser, excessive motor noise, $10 fine with $5 suspended. Oakley Fred Ott, excessive motor noise, $10 fine with $5 suspended. O VV Cutsforth, overhanging load, $10 fine suspended. Thomas E Glass, reckless driv ing, $50 fine suspended. Larry Joe Anderson, illegal U- turn, $5 fine. R B Rands, overtime parking, $1. Lawrence Harvle Walston, dis orderly conduct, $20 fine. Donald K Way, overtime park ing, $1. Mr and Mrs Jerrv Messenger Mrs Tom Brlstow. Peter Farley, nre tne parents of a babv eirl Jonn Aiunna, Alicnaei iviunna, horn Jnlv fi nf the Pondnn ninle Portland; James D Monahan, she has been named Geraldine Spokane; William Monahan, Port Suzanne. Mrs Messenger is the wnnuer, AiasKa; jwr ana mrs former Sue Lanev of Lexlneton Jim fcumncr, me Liaues. nnd had hern visltlnir her nar e s ents at Condon GUESTS AT VALENTINES Guests at the home of Mr and N NURSE'S TRAINING Mrs James Valentine last week were her sister and brother-ln- Alice Faye Stewart, daughter law. Mr and Mrs Francis Bailey of Mr and Mrs Joe Stewart of FARMERS RANCHERS! 750x20 10 ply Nylon Hiway $64.00 825x20 10 ply Nylon Hiway $70.00 825x20 10 ply Nygen, off The Road $88.00 900x20 10 ply Nygen, off The Road Tread $1 10.00 Plus Tax -TRACTOR TIRES -STANDARD BATTERIES -KRAFT CAPS and children Peggy, Pat and Shirley of Areata, Calif. On Sat urday her sister, Mrs Guy Gar- rell and children Laura, Bonnie and Dan and her mother, Mrs Peggy Thomson of Portland came lor tne weekend. Mrs Thomson, Pat, Peggy and Laura are staying over for a longer visit. SCHAFFERS HAVE SON Mr and Mrs Jack Schaffer of Richmond, California are the parents of a 7 lb 11 oz girl born July 7, named Evln Verda. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E R Schaffer of Cecil. This Is their second child, they have a son David. Halfway, former Heppner resi dents, is taking her nurse's train ing at the state mental hospital In Salem. She has been elected student body president this term. I Benney'sJ AT CONVENTION Mr and Mrs Robert Penland and son Neal, publishers of the Gazette-Times, left today for Seaside to attend the summer convention of the Oregon News paper Puplishers Association. Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Gene Orwick were her parents, Mr and Mrs Afton Gayhart of Venus, Texas. PICNIC SCHEDULED The annual Morrow county picnic will be held August 7 in Laurelhurst Park In Portland. Coffee will be provided. Gerald Pyle spent a few days visiting in Irrigon at the home of Mr and Mrs Mel Early. ,4- 3 LET ME TELL YOU . . . PLAY SAFE WITH GRAIN FIRE INSURANCE IT COSTS VERY LITTLE DON'T TAKE CHANCES INSURE TODAY! !mitlMH!IMIIimtMIMItlMtlttltlttlllMi 1 1 IHIIMMNHI MMilMMMStMmSMtMMtWtt ALL AT Ford's Tire Service TOUR GENERAL TIRE DEALER HEPPNER 15 Dividend ON PREMIUM CLEARANCE Terrific Savings on close-out merchandise such as-shoes, men's slacks, tan pants, men's shirts, remnants, women's sports wear, girls' sportswear, toddler's dresses, and sportswear. Broken lots and sizes in most items. SHOP EARLY AND SAVE! HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE ITEMS WOMEN'S SPORT BLOUSES 4 22 Many styles In broken sizes, mostly wash'n wear fabrics. MEN'S TROPICAL WEIGHT DRESS SLACKS Wash'n wear. Beautifully styled, well tailored. 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