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HZttHt CAXtTTE-TlMU. Tbiu. March M. mil M M f fljrlr Talp
Part In Tri-
lone PTA Gives
First 4-H Summer
School Scholarship
Heppner Mayor
Tclli Of Tflp
To Notion's Copita!
Mr. and Mr. Al Umb were
inuwl rtrlrrkIM 10 me larrcai
convention evrr held by the
State Meeting
Laura Surnnrr and H-v
iMustonai Open
Season Against
Riverside Pirates
llrppnc-r Mtfh diamond jud
),. ft. jvitij? .me cf the
1901 batrball won to the Itlver-
lil- I'lmlt 9 7. HrMmer Mat
hampered by error, a. they fame
ud with arvfrt awl in nraira
n.ni farmer Union, and
ftnrt In Wellington. D. C.
Lamb attended In hi. capac- Uague comwncj nciu in jca)y on ln mmtul and River-
Ity a. a member of In. wuon.i - -
nn.nni Niinmi r. reprrarni- """
Ten
Father Of Year
Nominations Due
HOSPITAL NEWS
Carry Shaffer. full. dUmUa
ed; Barbara Erkkaon. Heppner.
dUmld; Pavjj Hutwr. Linf
ion. dlamlMed: Rae Stoddard.
i. . .w ... Condon: Sandra Harthman, Hep
county have rlved blanks io '' "'rr'7
name their choice ef Father ol Kh hn. Heppner. dl.
.n . -...4-.u ,. m,. ton. dumliaed; syiva wen..
lane 1TA prraented the Mor
row County 4 II leader council
with fcS check thU week,
miinii ihvm the flrat arrant.
nation to aponaor worthy 4 II MnS
. . . ... ......i a ii lu'aihlneton.
incrnurr iu nip annual 1 - .. ,,-.,
k,i . rw.nia nnl Th f.mr ilav Bmalon which conference
. ...... I I-. i.h in an httfhllchted Mr.
T'"7,.r- i. ,.nv hlrt Unhim.
. Lr.T.r.:n officU.: he Wte. WIH AtK,ut 0 clrh from Oregon.
lia DiMwn two dlscua- UP '" ",e , ,r"'" winner will be mad. by the Mor. on- orn "r.- aiv- r...
Ita lcy "dn1' rilI, had only thrr. county Cow BelleX aponaon ll'PPwr: Charlea Rawlina. lone
.Ion cnup. at the WState ChU ' ttoZZil M'l fner'
,c- U-Eueconfrren? held I In Pen- moUnJ ,nd Wver. of h. " . PBrr! CJc0r. Pfjujr.d. Heppner;
Ide wmt with Krlth.
In the flrt Inning the Urate
ii. iro1ct : noi jater man pru is. a gin
iLTl JlrU attended the l,ow' Heppner to get two runa , prrirnfed ,n. .ponwtng
n and Mr. CoS CardnPr corTllnfi ',7? pUtr Year enter, .tate competition to
Roy Kirk and Mr Conley , ,h( nd h,lf lh, .me th iUt j:.., of lh,
m. Inning. Kivendde tallied two ye4r
)ut 3TiO glrU from Oregon. rur)g lo t(e the game up. t ,1, . ,... M,.rmw rountv
All nomination are to he n.vneri C eor. niugraa. nepp-r
l..rnl l Mr Ri.rwrt RrtnHI- SheU lieaiV. Iirppnrf.
not later than April 18. A gtft To Mr. ana wr. rat uut
rortn a t pouna 13 ounce aaugn
trr. Michelle, born Mrcn 23.
To Mr. and Mr. Robert Van
Kr.ma ih aiat. Tathor r,f ihallloute. a baby daughter. Suian
t0 1 v I Im horn March 30.
th Orecon State Unlvertlty cam- official. The delrgatea vunra tK.ut giri . m runt lo ll0 lh? game up. u,, )e,r-, Marrow County
cS tSVm lonal monument, of Wa.hlngton and Idaho were ,hlrd nnng WM , lh, Wf Mark- -
o the hlcH llhU of 5 4 irer. Wa.hlngton. had a .j.ecl.1 lour p,c-nt to i n one for the Pirate, aquad a. they Mm B,kfri ,OM. Heppner Residents
clreir JtaV nfy S of the White Hue and Inter. ing , heir lol ClrU U-.gue pro- rjlt.k, up four tig run. Hep. A who m, h, hvt , R.flav!.
H.TI'nd Sh?r KlJmi It five, viewed varlou. member, of the gr.m. more aucceaaful. pner could only manage to got Vwlooked may obtain the L0,C K,ot,ve
.".J-!.-...- . iiv. Congre. Of Intere.t locally I. the fact two run. In that Inning. blank, bv contacting Mr. Robert r.m.r.i for Mr. 1
i ...
that Marilyn Foster, well Known in
I in r ai 4 va . - - a- .
ft a. Kanra ffA llv I QQTJtA
on the campus with about 1000 The convention adopted rew
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rwm, . H member, and attend lutlon. which will govern the here for her participation in ro- cooled for both teams, neppner
" . . .a . . ill i iai.a w ,xf rij nnii ih mm .r iiim nnm was 1 11 is rai i fru
educational ciae. tnai wm iirm wsirawi .... u, , - . -
. .u .k. ...t th.irl.. ami hoard an address by nresldcnt and In charge of the did
nrnrtii iiirin luv wa ! i pna -it-- i
I.l.i. ...M.nt Jama fi. Pafton. mM-tlnc. Mrs. Kirk .aid. I Riverside w
Th. eountv ha. a ouota of 27 Umb ..Id that at the con- The conference next year wlU thr down.
a tt mmher. thl. vear. To oual. ventlon there wa a puouc h held at Yakima
. - . . .Li. ...i. ii . v,... Inlerfpe of cooperation made be
lly lor una I'liMuv - , .
. I iu.'n ih. Dresldent. of three
pirn miiai: -
run. In that Inning. blank, by contacting Mr. Robert Funeral aer Ice. for Mr. Helen
L. f...irk Innlna artlllfv L . . . I "
- orinaie, neppner. p.,i,wu n Home, urre
is. .n-rr.iii .... ...
sin. Kit In the nerltMl bull. i nria marvn i in iwn- numw.
not man.ee to K-ore while Rummage 5ale Set Mr. Paddock was the mother
ent three up and I por April 28-29 of Mr. Arlene Wllhelm and Mm.
iree down. I Betty Wllhelm, Heppner.
Riverside again had a big In- The Civic League meeting wa.1 ' . . ' .
Inlng In the fifth when they held at the home of Mrs. D.r-
tallied three more runs. Hep-rell Power to plan the up rom
oner un still unable to close lnir rummace .ale.
the caD that the Pirates had This semi annual event I. used
already obtained, but they scop to raise money to support the
ed two more runs with Omer kindergarten In Heppner. For the
Huston and Tibbies going arrow past mree year, me Kinurrgarun
the Dlate. has expanded to two classes
In h. olvth Innini? ttinnner I held eonsecutivelv In the mom-
1. 1 1 . j . o . . . . n m ' r f i - j
tallied one more run with Dave Ing. at the George house and
1 i T1!i le..t 13 vear. of age farmer org.nliatlon. the Na- WjifoW Creek DatTI
"Is J.iiS,. .mnlete. K PoSSib ii i t.CS Outlined
2 vear, of 411 dub work. and the National Farmer, Union
3. Have completed all project. The Lamb, stayea over BTC. wll, hnve an op
enrolled In during the 1959 60 attended the ,,Vh. ;ol,owlnc portunity to express their views
Dealer, convention the following J ' . R , .
' Letter, have gone out to all week They hosts to ben-1
eligible
them
record
datlon
.. .. .i l . ... i .tl.-. I l,r. Hilton Hotel sponsorcu uj r , . ... . u.. a
,neyw.sn .o - " rv..ler Association hearing on ne o.un uy .
due in the county agema oii.ie . Ennlneers rollowing compieuon u
by April 15. Boy. om M ". of .heir survey. A taped record I Mus,ang diamond squad was: Bennett and Mrs. LaVerne Van
Boardman and Irrlgon may give I Between the two conve . he meetnR w accompany r...Dr .... ' f.rrv Marter are on oubliclty. Mrs.
tneir appiua. o " - - the recommenaauon oi ine c.n- hhlM. gpoon(1. Dave Creswlck: Gordon Pratt Mrs.
uanieis. and House 6'"" wasnmgion. u. . UR Gardne shortstop. and Mrs.
iha wiimmfip m niNH ot'itrv liuii i iiciiuivi l...- - - . . . i . . i - .... - ..i .
"""""v. .T:: " .. .-...n. r rnnpress. Klcnarus saia me reason me Larry Green: outfield, uiaa the
'IZS .lec. - y .WflS "0I'(!11red Dick; Dick Springer. Omer Hus
., ' " r.Tl" .' ... . through in me mia-inui was ton.
uon rammmiT, ... Jol Klrfc daughter of Mr. ana because no Indication of the de-
a.vt4 Citt V Mnrrmv Will meet Oil I. .... . . i. I ... ... . .1
Service, for Robert E. Mc
Queen, Sweet Home, were held
March 22 at Sweet Home. Mr.
McQueen wa. an uncle of both
Mrs. Wllhelm.
Vandalism Must
Stop, Police
Officers Say
Stat pwlic leport that rvrrI
farmer. In the Heppner area
have recently reported to ahS-
Ing t4 telephone Insulator on
farm line.
They wUh to advise tht of
fender, that peron found guilty
of thl. act of vandalism will
be proaecuted. Shooting from or
aero, a public road, whetner
In an auto or on foot, U Illegal
and officer, will commence crim
inal action against such offen
der. Telephone Insulator, are
private property and destroying
In any way U punishable by
law.
Particularly l. thl. bad be
cause of the necessity of a tele-
phone being In working order
in ease of Illness or fire or other
emergencies, officer, .aid.
Parent, are asked to explain
to their children that thl. must
not be permitted to continue.
"u'"1' ",V "" Mrs. Roy Kirk, spent tne wt-t-iv- slres of tnose living in me area
April twentieth and .twenty- . renU here. ThPy included. He said If people Given Hints
fourth, respectively, to ."" drove her to Pullman late Sun- here TeaUy want this flood con- cor Home Laundrv
row County's quota of delegates. ' , crpck they TOr nOITIC LOUnary
ciin .h na in thA ommini oi i - . . .. .
-i nave a better chance or ODtain-
$25 will be solicited by a com-j or.rnight guests at th. Robert Congress know
mlttee of 4 H leaders from farm Abrams home Thursday were his j"
organizations, biivkb imu .. launi ana untie iium .v...v.,
Interested indlvldulas to pay the
expense of each delegate. jTans
portation which will amount to
approximately $11 will be paid
by the 4-H member himself.
Mr. and Mr. H. N. Routh of
Kennewlck, Wash, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mabel Chaffee.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mason.
Not much chance exists of the
flam belnir multipurpose, he
u.. -. rmr nnA tauahter. said. Peoole of the drainage ba
r.i u.rmictnn o to vUlt.lcin nre Already uslnu about 50
r iurcrntc ui nciuuaiv" . ...
... . i iLfr- f V Rnhl. On wr rent of the run-off for irrl
ing fii. oiiu w r- ----
Sunday they had as dinner gatlon, and since such a short
guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. nayes season exists inure is nui t-nuuK"
and Miss Barbara Baker of Port- economic value to compensate
land.
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TOY; RRIKIfi y5
joy . . . c-s:;
so soft and rrri , I. 1
, 7v' s r ed
y:i& rv.
. $2,00
CACTCD rDCCTIkir rAD nc
fit a- aa.1 v.aaaaiaiiw -ia
j "To say It right, send our cards."
VHaTM taster I boxed
XVawsl T' Chocolate.
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rvrv urvi vji i , nMWiMn I nMll . . . h
III r,fim
SHAMPOO or
CREAM RINSE
'FOR BRIGHT, RADIANT HAIR
Helena Rubeniteln's
Annual Once-A-Ycar Special
ei rn
51.50
NOW
Washes on glowing, sat color while, you shampoo I
FIVE SHADES
PHIL'S PHARMACY
229 N. Main
Phil Blakner. R. Ph.
Phoa S-9062 or
S-960S
for the additional cost of mak-
ling the dam serve for irrigation.
Ruildlnc of the dam would bene
fit irrigation possibilities by ex
tending the season and holding
back the run-off so that It could
be used for a longer period of
time.
The 1945 report of the Army
I Engineers following their sur
vey called for a cement dam at
the cost of $2,700,000. Richards
said such a dam today would
cost about $6,000,000. Expecta
tions are that the Engineers' re
nnrt will call for an earth fill
dam.
Money for a re-survey for
flood control dam on Willow
was aoDropriated by Congress
in 1958 and the survey was start
last vear. Additional funds
to finish the prolect are included
in the national budget ror this
vear. As soon as these funds be-
I come available the work will
I continue with the public hearing
possibly held late this year
Cubs Receive
Arrow Points
A Cub pack meeting was held
Tuesday night in the Heppner
school cvni with Cubmaster
Gene Hall presiding
Some of the cubs received gold
or silver arrows for extra credits
they have earned. Gary Adams
received a gold and silver ar
row, Billy Wolff and Tommy
Cleveland received a gold arrow
and Bobby Peck got a silver
arrow, all under tneir won
badges. Larry Pettyjohn received
a pold arrow under his bear
badce and Steve Pettyjohn re
reived a cold arrow under hi3
Lion badge.
Den 1 presented a report pro
gram on the ltunans, pasi ana
present who had lived in this
area and showed some articles
nsrd bv them.
The next pack meeting will be
April 25 in the gym.
Some of the Dens have been
taklni? trins thru some of the
businesses in town recently. Den
Terrv Peck. Billy Baker, Larry
ivttvlohn. and Mark Labhart;
Den 4. Chris Labhart. David Hall
John Van Winkle, Tim Lloyd
Rickv Gimbel. and Steve Petty
inhn had an interesting tour
through the First National Bank
Goine through the Morrow
Countv Creamery were the Den
3 group, Lavcrne an Marter,
Rillv Wolff. Gary Adams. Tommy
Cleveland. Bobbv Peck. Kevin
Di.-k. Robbie Abrams. Kelly
Green, Matt Murray, and rhilip
Avers.
Bill Scott.
Tim Moore doing
cleaning; Mrs. Jack Healy
and Mrs. Phil Blakney on the
nrlclne committee: and the
clean-up committee are Mrs. Don
Munkers. Mrs. Haskell Shar
rard. Mrs. Burt Huff, and Mrs.
Elmer Berry, and In charge of
tho rlerkin? will be Mrs. Matt
Today's soan and detergent Hughes and Mrs. Marlon Green.
rrka(?os contain enough helD- Those having Items to donate
ful information to save families to the sale are asked to call
as much as $30 a year In washer Mrs. Barney Malcolm, Mrs. Phil
repair bills, soap and satlsfac- Blakney, or Mrs. Robert Abrams,
Hon of clean clothes. But the who will come to your home
family laundress often does not for the Items
take time to read them.
When Oregon lamuies spena . . . 0
In the neighborhood of $15 mil- New IntCreSt-rayinq
lion a year for new laundry ap- pan Developed
pnances, u wouia seem worm- - .
while to learn more about them, By First National
Dl'lievt'S E.SIIILT lYllIIUS, 1UUIIUW . rt
. ,.! fh, i hirst national Bans oi vie
- ,o, nii,nn tn ... eon announceu yyeunesuoY
. i loo.i n fri9., D an Tor paying aauy inieresi
. u o . rn.. c.i,i Inn Ravines accounts at all
iwajiii i, til uic 1 111c L.iijf ouuuui -
for their March lesson on "Soaps t 6 statewide banking offices
and Detergents." UUUC1 "trT
th l. j i .,i nutlne Interest, which Is eflec
miaa XV1111114 iiaa ivuuu .ji via- 1 u ... 1
Its with homemakers around the beginning April 1. savings
county that many think of pack- aeposus ai nrsi nu. wn.
n f h rivwi a-inM oo 1ilet cij- w-l llnh I raill llllUCill 11VIII L v. um vr
tiLC iiiivuuauuu no juai aj iiiulii i - - ....
.... I J l TntnoAnf lirl I I A WVY
"soft soap." She says this may ucyusu. imclc ... w...
u i .u outed and paid four times t
nave Ufril luc toae a itw jrcaia
aco but now labels on modern year, according to Ralph J. Voss,
nresiaeni.
Of eaual Importance Is that
Interest already earned on
money deposited will not be lost
washing products list detailed
Instructions based on research.
Soaps and detergents will be
discussed at the following exten
sion unit meeting during the
month of March. Interested
homemakers are urged to attend.
April 4 North Lexington Unit.
April 5 Rhea Creek Unit.
April 6 lone Unit.
April 11 Heppner Unit.
Anril 12 Pine City Unit.
April 13 Irrlgon Unit.
April 18 Boardman Unit.
April 20 Lena Unit.
when part of savings is with
drawn before the end of the
quarterly interest period, accord
ing to Jack Bedford, manager
of the Heppner branch
Mrs. Homer Wolfinoton was
called last week to the home
of her parents in Vancouver,
Washington, due to the serious
illness of her father.
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Pre Keith Peek, son of Mia.
Jerol Bailey, I. home from Fort
Ord. California on a 13 day fur-
loueh. He will return April 7
for advanced training.
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FARLEY MOTOR CO.
IS DEALING ON THE
SALES SUCCESS' CAR!
Rambler .al. ar. breaking all record. I
And w.'i. firing record-am tuning deal,
on America, moat broubla-fr carl Farl.y
Rambler moan, busintul Ju.t look at thl. I
Prices Start As Low As
184500
Rambler American 2-Door Deluxe Sedan
FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY
Heppner, Oregon
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GILLIAM fr RKRFF
has everything to put that soil of yours
in exceiienr snapei
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Sunshine
Hi Pres.
Granulated
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95C 50 LBS.
2.25 s4.39
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DRIED
GUANO 50LBS$i.89
Or-rrm-Gro Pellet Form
LAWN & GARDEN FOOD
40 LBS$4.95
Corera
4000 Sq.
Mr. and Mr. Austin ChaHee
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jwlth Mrs. Mabel Chaffee.
GILLIAM & BISBEE
PRE -EASTER
CLEAN-UP
GIRLS' SPRING COATS
$8.00
Sizes 3 to 7 only. All in Washable Fabrics
New btyles.
WOMEN'S
SPRING DRESSES $TO0
4 only V
WOMEN'S
SPRING DRESSES $Q00
3 only O
BOYS' COTTON
BEDFORD CORD PANTS $000
wash 'n wear w
WOMEN'S SPRING COATS
$14.00
3 onlv Laminoted Jpr?fv Tn Fnnm Linht-
- - a - -
weight and colors. Newest Styles.
FOAM
PILLOWS
12 onlv
SPRING DRESSES
4 only
2 FOR $g00
PHONE 6-9433
$1700
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REMNANTS
Entire stock of remnants REDUCED
SPRING SHORT COATS
$9.00
LaminntpH Iprcov TV. Prvrv I inKiomUf
and Comfortable. Wrinkle Resistant. 6
only.