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HOSPITAL NEWS Rv Carr.j.Uil Uxlr.fiierv. dlt rr.lsed; Garnet Burre. Condon. dlwr.Ud; Michel KellOfg. Heppner. dUrnl!: Trlna Rill, llrrpncr; Henry Skinner. Hepp ner; Karen Blake, Urt imer, dli mluwd: Janet lUunlt llermla i.n, dlmled; Eugene Hall. Heppner; Bulah Johnson. Fot AUmia Edmonton. Heppner; ErneM Wlnrherter. Heppner. dls mled; Airy Madden. Lonerock; EJna Muiikrr. llngton; Ro Mrhol. Heppner; Sara June. Heppner; Frank Robinson, Leitlngton; Audlne Bergstrom, Heppner: Bill Greenup, Heppner; Lol Ring, Heppner; Dal Sar gent. Klnrua; Darrell Schel, Heppner; Margaret Kirk. Hepp ner. To Mr. and Mm. Larry Sim mom. Heppner, a 6 pound one ounce ton. Troy Wayne, born April 13. ton. Klnzua. a 8 pound 12 ounce To Mr. and Mr. Jamca Shcl daughter, Judy Lynn, born April 16. "PLEASE RETURN FLOAT" The Little Ltogu roam, ben ask the person who bor rowed tha "float" land lav eler from tha League llald iomi tint ago to pleas re tuia it EDanuce at HARDMAN APRIL 22 Muiic by Roy'a Band Supper Served REDUCTIONS ON SOFAS & CHAIRS FOR LUCKY BUCK DAY Just look for the big, colored tags on various pieces Browse around too, aa we hare a lot of new, quality item to make your home more pleasant and beauti- fuL CASE FURNITURE Pk. X-RAY Of TMt AL, THIS 6MALL COMPACT CAM HOLD SIX... OUT NOT FOR LONG.' -as DID VOU KNOW that the Classic is the only -sized car-a compact with big-car room, riJc and per formance, plus small-car economy and maneuverability? "Humbler Claic is rw. iari"ie"T"il",T" ' .... i "'" lw VT.,,,,- - ' ' - - 1 m' - -i ' ' u U RATTLE-FREE, all-weldevl. safer. NO Other Car IS DUm slrongcr Single-Unit construction. like, saves like, lasts . deep-dip ri-stpkoohng. up to . ..i riKf, fiehts rust longest. like the Classic iil . pBmliD loNc.T1ME ,Conomv, RambltT Excellence outst.ndmg ga. sa.ing.. FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY, Moy ond Chate, Heppmr, Ore. Mustangs Split Series With Stanfield Tigers Bf HEAL JEM LAND llrppner High Mustangs dia mond aquad apllt a two jama series win the Stanfield Tigers Uit week. Friday night on th Stanfield diamond Heppner became tha vlctlma of pitcher Jerry Voaa at he led hi team to a 1-0 victory. Voia allowed only two hlu. walked aeven and atruck out 12 of the lleppner boya. Tuealay af ternoon on the home diamond Heppner turned around and wal loped the Tigers 9 1. Tom Green waa credited with the victory at he went the diatanc. Heppner eot aeven hits and three walki off Kip Clark. Friday night ureen anowco two hlta. walked alx and atnick out eight Qi.nfipM pot In only run in the third Inning aa Wooda came cross on a walk that aent pan or to first with the bases loaded. Heppner never got In aeorlng tuition hut did manage to gat three men on aecond baae. Tuesday afternoon iieppner came back after their defeat to wallop the Stanfield team. Heppner acored two runa in the first inning and in the aec ond they tallied four more. Shan Applegate. Tom Claaa. Dick Springer and Larry Green each scored in the Dig inning, in th third lnnlnz Heppner got two more runa and in the fourth they tallied their final run. Heppner will play at Umauua next Tuesday in a doubleheader. Six? AH 6-footers? In one compacl? i CXFLOOE THl CLAIM SMALL COMPACTS. AAY X-HAY600K9' show owir KAMMlilt HAS KOOM fOU 61 X ON ION6, the all-jmrfHxe compact."' , " A -r - III lllllHl'l T I" -.-...-J I lil'llll I Becky FulMon, Neil Bcamcr Place At Shows GSM rar eld Becky FullHn. daughter of Mr. and Mr. Rale Fulleton, la making a name for herself In hor competition, having placed two consecutive Sundaya at the Mustang Spring Show In Tendleton. In the first go around. April 9. h won first place In the stake race, last Sun day. sh placed second. Becky rldea her fathera quarterhors. Smokey Joe. Becky, who waa Just eight the 7th of thla month, haa be-n rid ing "ever atnee she could sit In a saddle." according to her mother. Last year waa the first time ahe entered official com petition and ahe won two races st the Morrow County Rodeo. She also received third place In her age group (Including up to 12 yeara of age for the most points won In events over the year at the annual Day Day sponsored by the Heppner Wranglers. All membera of Becky'a family ride; she has two sisters who have won many prizes and her father Is well known In horse competition throughout the area. Nil Besmer. Heppner. U an other winner at the Spring Show to whom winning is not new. Last Sunday he won the bull dogging event and placed second In the professional calf-roping. April 9 he won second in bull dogging and split third and fourth place In calf roping. In 1960 he placed champion in the Northwest Rodeo Asso elation calf roping, was runner up In bulldogglng and In the all around for the year's events. Others attendlne the Mustang' Spring Show last Sunday from here were Mr. and Mrs. non cur rln and Judy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daly and Rolce Fulle- ton. There will be two more go around In the spring shows. Former Resident Dies At Portland Mr J O. Haeer. HenDner. has received word of the death In Portland ADrll 10 of Bess Stone, 74. Services and burial were at Baker, April 13. Mrs. Stone and her husband Bert came to Heppner In 1910 and lived here until the early 1930's. He was employed as a saddle and harness maner Dy the Gene Noble Harness and Saddle ShoD. They moved to Pendleton, then lived at Stan field a number of years, before moving to Haines, where ne aiea in 1952. Mrs. Stone was born In Baker, June 8, 1887. The couple had no children. Both Mr. and Mrs. Stone were well-known In the area and she visited here often after moving from Heppner. Court Proceedings Raymond Wlnslow, failure to stop at stop sign, fined $15.00. Jim Erwln Lynch, switched li cense plates, fined $5.00. Phillip Oliver Bievms, ianure to stop at stop sign, fined $15.00. RAMSLia CLASSIC OIVIS VOU MOM HIAOBOOM, SHOULDER ROOM, NIC ROOM. THAN ANV OTHER COMPACT CAW ShouMar Hudroom Room ' Hip Room (inch..) (cncMO (inthel) rONT RLAR tKONT RLAK FRONT RR . 36 0 34 5 577 57 6 69 8 60.1 33 32 7 55 3 55 1 57.1 57.0 . 3.1 5 33 5 54 .0 S3 5 S8. 58 0 . 34 0 33 6 55 2 54 6 58 6 58 2 3S 6 33 1 M0 54 I 56 8 56 9 35 J 34 8 55.5 54.5 59 5 59 0 . 34.0 33.7 55.2 54 6 'MM, 58 2 Hjmblti ClMK. .. FtfcO" - Comet . . Corvair Srcil - Old f 85 VMnt - lncf Pouttac Tmpt . . Car X Ray Books at Any Rambler fief Rambler Excellence 'w-r:.!!; .. 1 k S . Band Carnival Raises Large fund The Band Carnival was a big ntmt tit:!: a tctal rf ever fl?"" raUed, according to Paul Warren. Band Parent Club president. All expenses of the event have not been figured, but the committee reported this was not expected to h muf h more than $300 The money will be used to tureha additional band uni forms for music itudents next year. A MirhlU-ht of the evening was the crowning f a carnival king and queen. Selection was made by popular vote of gTade school students f.-r their candidate, and hlh fwhr. student for their representatives. Eighth praders Barbara Blake and Wayne Evans were candidates of the grade achool; Laura Lee Sumner and David Proudfoot for the high school. Jars were placed at the carnival and the public could vote for their choice, one vote for one penny. The eighth graders won. with over $10 counted In votes on the contest. Queen Barbara and King Wayne were presented with toy poodles following the crowning cere mony. Members of the carnival com mittee said that ! took the co operation of many people In the community to make such a suc cess and stated that they wish ed to express their appreciation to all those who took part. Six File For Three School Board Positions Three positions on Morrow County School District Board are to be filled at the school elec tion May 1. according to Robert Van Houte, administrator. Seeking election is Dick Wilk inson, Heppner, who has served five months by appointment fill ing the unexpired term of Alvln Bunch for the Heppner rural zone. Wilkinson is unopposed for the one year term. Harvey Warner, Irrigon, has served one year representing the Irrigon zone and Is now running for a five year term. Also seek ing this position are Dan Hill and Shirley Ritzer, Irrigon. Harold Baker, Boardman, has filed for a three year term from the Boardman zone. He was ap pointed to fill the place of Henry Gantenbein and has served eight months. He Is opposed by Robert Sicard, Boardman. Local Talent To Be Featured The Heppner P.T.A. Talent Show is scheduled for p. m. Anril 28. in the hleh school gym Areordins to chairman Gordon Pratt, a well-rounded program has been lined up, with acts ranging through a wide variety of talents. Funds raised by the show are used for the years program oi the local Parent-Teacher's As sociation activities and consists of the only fund raising project for the year. Dealer ler CLis - ie, 6 or V-S Wot M kUuuLuxl of eominut oar oa-eIleio I NEVER THOU6HT THERE WAS SO MUCK COUKMT 6PACE IN A KAMStBKf Early Anglers To Get Catch proi-rt for fli;lng In Mor row and I'matilla eountie ar emt-llent. Pav Herheroth. dla trlct flhery atent, told mem bera of llcpner-Morrow County Chamber of Comment? Monday noon. Herkeroth U with th Oregon State Came Commlmlon, atatlon ed at Pendleton. He reported that water condition! wer ex- erptlonally good for atoiklng of fUh In the area thia year aue to low t now pack In the moun tains Normally early atock of the atreama la flooded out of the creeka. making early aeaaon fUhlnc poor. Thla year the water i not rlletl. flooding due to anow run off U below normal, and fUhlng condltl&na should be good from the beginning of the aVOHOIl. Willow creek received 1.000 fUh. Rhea creek 1.000. and the Cutaforth Park pond 1.000 yea terday. Tlie fish planted are be tween eight and one-half and nine Inchea long. The McKay reaervolr haa Juat been completely cleaned of trash fish, the water haa had a ret so that food production haa built up. It has been re stocked, and fishing there should be excellent. Some 680.000 fish were released there last year for fishing this season; 100.000 flngerllngs have been released this year with 200.000 more to be planted later In the season. Though plans for Bull Prairie Lake are not completed. It Is an ticipated that a mixed stock will be planted there, with Rainbow trout and Eastern Brook trout making up the population. If carried out this will provide the only area where Eastern Brook trout are planted In the Heppner vicinity. A State Game Commission film outlining the work carried on In providing fish for anglers was shown by Game Warden Glen Ward. Ward said that 157.000 deer were killed in Oregon last year. 11.000 more than ever before. At 10,800 the elk kill was also of an oil. time hleh. The trend In deer population shows a "real good population came through the winter." Ward said and stat ed that hunting conditions should be good next fall. Oregon has been either first or second In the nation in deer killed since 1953, Ward said. The pheasant population Is also good In the county, and hunters should have good game bags during that season. NORENE APPOINTED Dr. James Norene has been ap pointed to the public relations committee of the Oregon Veter inary Medical Association, ac cording to an announcement from Dr. Ray Storey, Molalla, president of OVMA. CARD OF THANKS Wp the members of the Band Carnival committee, wish to ex press our appreciation to tne Hon! n rents, the merchants of Heppner, and all the people of the community for their contri butions and work that was done to make the Band Carnival this year a great success. " Paul warren, Marcei junra, Kenneth Peck, Clifford Wil liams, Donald Clark, Gor don Hutchens, Wayne Sny der, Arnold Melby FRIDAY Peck's Grocery PECK'S CM Clou Confirmed At Sr. Porrick'i The biisert data in St. Pat rkk Catholic chuKh hlatory u confirmed by Th Mt Kv. Francis P. Ullfi. D D- ,h church April 11. Other Catholic difinitartr- at tending the arrvlie er h Rev. John OBtlen frum Pilot Rock; the fU-v. Patrick Lunham from Condon; and the Rev. Leo pold O Klodan. OFM. Tap from HermUton. The data was made up of rhildren and 21 adulta. Children confirmed weie: F-arl Ayrea. Robert and Suan Baker. James Barclay. Phillip Blakney. Day Daggett. Herbert Davldnon. Michael Davidson. Maureen and Nancy Doherty. Jamea Doherty. TrWha Farley. Karen and Verlna French. Jean Marie Healy. Paul Hlsler, Mary Margaret BoyaJn. Gregory and Ricky Johnston. Rutsell Kilkenny. Robert Laron. Rojier Leonnlg. John and James McElllgott. Sandra McDonald. Patrick and Cecilia McElllgott. David Marlck. Michael Masey. Teresa Monahan. Margu trite Moore. Paul Mueller. Dennis ODonnell. Janet Palmateer, Thomas. Carol and John Raw Una. Janice Snider. Marsha Sow ell and Sheridan Wyman. Adults were: Max and Grace Ruschke. Patrick and Karen Cuts forth. Jerry Daggett. Mildred Da vldxon. Jerry Dougherty. Delbert Fnii'tt. Florence Larson. Gregory Uyva. Melba Miller. Micky Mon ahan. Opal Mueller. Albert Pal mateer. Alice Ployhar. Richard Roblson. Alice Serlvner. Herman Stroeber. Wilbur Worden. Mar ilyn Kellogg and John Larson. A reception was held for the new members In the parish hall following the service. T.B. And Health Meeting Tuesday The Tuberculosis and Health Association meeting will be held Tuesday. April 25, at the Epis copal parish hall. It will start with a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. The ham. rolls, and coffee will be furnished. State tuberculosis control offi cer. Dr. Ambrose Churchill, will be the guest speaker at the meeting. An invitation Is extended to any Interested persons to attend this dinner and meeting. NO LEXINGTON NEWS Due to tha death oi W. E. McMillan, father of Lexing ton correspondent Delpha Jones, there is no news col umn from Lexington this week. Visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wrieht during the week end was Joan Wright who brought a friend, Ann awiey from Spokane. On Saturday evening, Joan was honored on her birthday at a family dinner. NEW DALT HOTEL OOUBU$Jg50 ran INSIDE PABKIN6 M!i mm I fill ilBll! SOOIS and 5ATURDA APRIL 21 and Check your price lists received in Phone 3-81J3 Father Of Yeor Nominations Lag Mr ftot-rt Riir.die. Father of th Year chairman fr Marrow county. W.d tadsy that n ex t-nlon of deadline for filing the name of candidate fur count Father f the Year had be-n made to April 22. Selection of a county Father of the Year U annually mad hv the CjW IMki. Candidate ran be made from ar.y youth group, church cri:matin. 4 it group, school uth group. The ponrtng irnitlon U to make up a to;y on the aetlv Hie of the nominee, stating their reaon for chootdng him. Judging U done on thl atory of the candidate's act Ml It-, the Judges not knowing who Is be ing chosen until a derUlon U reached. The- lists of urthltle should be turned In to Mr Brin die by Saturday. Not many candidal- luve bH-n selected by youth of the county and Mrs. Brlndlo ured all youth group to enter some one for thl honor. The county winner will be Judged In the state contest In May. Cutsforth Buys Cleveland Ranch Orvllle Cutsforth. Lexington, ha signed a contract to pur chase the Howard Cleveland ranch four mile cast of Heppner on Willow creek. The 4.200-acre ranch Includes the old Cleve land home ranch and the Bruce Kelly ranch, which adjoin each other. About 200 hend of Shorthorn cattle are Included In the pur chase. Cutsforth said that his son Kenneth, who Is now operating a wheat ranch with other sons, will take possession and start running the ranch around the first of the year. The purchase price was not disclosed. Mr. and Mrs. Roice Fulleton and Becky were In Pendleton on Sunday where Becky participated In the Mustangers play-day. She placed in both the stake and barrel races. LUCKY BUCK BUY! Triple -tube, flexible GARDEN HOSE Guaranteed to He flat 0 Heavy duty It sprinkles 0 It soaks 50 ft. - $4.98 25 ft. - $3.25 Gilliam & Bisbee Hardware 22 the mail Lexington. Ore. SALE
